looked ed like a little army t was loading up into the vehicle. who this group is and their motives. the january 6th committee set to hold its second public hearing tomorrow on its investigation into the deadly insurrection. the main points they re expected to zero in on as they make their case to the american people. i know you feel the rising costs all around you. listen to this, what was once a hobby for some is a cnecessity for many now. how couponing is helping many families stay above the water in these tough economic times. we may soon finally learn if there is anyone or anything else out there. why nasa is going in search of ufos and what they re hoping to find. we re so gratful you re starting your sunday and your week with us. it is june 12th. great to be with you. good to have you here, boris. always good to be with you. even when we re talking about some of these stories we have to talk about today, namely this developing story out of idaho we have bee
john berman here in for anderson. answer for that will depend on the answers for a string of other questions. can the committee in the coming weeks make the ambitious case it laid out last night. what will the justice department that already brought hundreds of charges in capital assault do with the information the select committee uncovered and will the hearings generate the kind of political census that might be needed before the attorney general decides to aim as high as the select committee is already suggesting might be necessary. president trump summoned the mob, assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack. you will also hear about plots to commit seditious conspiracy on january 6th, a crime defined in our law as conspiring to overthrow, put down, or destroy by force, the government of the united states. or, to oppose by force, the authority there of. committee vice chair liz cheney said those words, plot to commit seditious conspiracy while putting the forme
which has already brought hundred of charges in connection with the capitol assault do with the information the select committee has uncovered? and will these hearings generate the kind of political consensus that might be needed before the attorney general decides to aim as high as the select committee is already suggesting might be necessary? president trump summoned the mob, assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack. you will also hear about plots to commit seditious conspiracy on january 6th, a crime defined in our laws as conspiring to overthrow, put down, or destroy by force the government of the united states or to oppose by force the authority thereof. when committee vice chair liz cheney said those words plot to commit seditious conspiracy while putting former president trump in a plot the implication was hard to miss. prior to the proceedings attorney general merrick garland said he intended to watch the hearings, and he apparently wasn t the only one.
desperately-needed crop. details how president biden is responding to this inflation and gas prices hitting a record high. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we begin in the ukrainian city of severodonetsk which is being fought over street by street. ukrainian governor said most of the city is under russian control, but he says ukrainians are still putting up resistance. russian officials say negotiations are under way about hundreds of civilians believed to be sheltering at a local chemical plant. in mariupol, russia isn t trying to give proper burials to civilians killed during its bombardment of the city. russian forces have torn down 1,300 high-rise apartment buildings even though there were dozen of bodies buried understood beneath. and ukraine is condemning what it calls a sham trial of three foreign fighters who fought in its military. they ve been sentenced to death in a pro-russian separatist. in the past hour, ukraini
defense, the manufacturer of the gun used in the attack. yes, this is a civil right to bear arms. we also live in a society, we have a pattern and practice of 18-year-olds doing mass shootings. i believe i can make a products liability argument that you make a dangerous product, and put it into the wrong hands, just like anything else. reporter: martinez and camacho now face a difficult question, with their son. how is he ever going to be able to walk into a school again? i don t know. i don t know. i don t know what we re going to do, like he s going to have to face his fears. he s never going to put it behind him. men that go to war that have ptsd can t even handle it. imagine with a little mind like that, a young mind, what he has to go through. i m never going to know.