grateful that you are starting your weekend with us. it is a day of activism across the country. very good point. because we start with the national call for gun reform. hundreds of march for our lives rallies are being planned in nearly all 50 states today. they re demanding lawmakers address the epidemic of gun violence in the country. high-profile mass shootings from uvalde, texas, to buffalo, new york, have put renewed pressure on lawmakers on capitol hill to take action. washington, d.c., new york and parkland, florida, among the more than 300 cities where protests will be held. they follow the 2018 march that was organized by former students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland. you may recall in february of 2018, a former studentered the school near fort lauderdale and opened fire killing 14 students and three staff members. i think the march will serve as a reminder to everyday americans and politician as like that there is serious momentum within
trump, give them an off-ramp which is this guy is going to be gone. he s de platformed and can t fill a room any more and let s protech our democracy from the forces of violence that he essentially unleashed before, after and on going. so really quickly, before i let you go. my husband and i watched and the video they showed was so disturbing. showing it from the view point and and the vantage point of the capitol police that were there and we ask ourselves who is responsible for capitol security and why were they not better prepared and why did they not respond with some sort of lethal force, because they were armed, yes? the capitol police are in charge. they could have gotten support from the national guard, because d.c. aa jurisdictional status, donald trump through the secretary of defense would have what we re going to hear
have gotten into tribes and they only view the vaccine from the view point of the tribes when there is so much data that supports the way each individual benefits from the vaccine. so i think that they need to figure out a way to be more resilient to it. and dr. torres, the white house is donating 17 million doses of j&j to the african union. as the administration has been under fire for not doing enough globally, is this going to help? i think that it will help, but just a small help. essentially a drop in the bucket of what they need because a lot more doses are needed especially in that area where they haven t been able to get access to it. that is one of the benefits of the johnson & johnson, that it was made for these types of situations where they might not be able to access their same clinic a second time, they might not be able to being a he is is
injuries or how this happened, but authorities say that they have technical rescue teams and multiple fire units there to assist. so we ll bring you any updates as soon as we get them. every week seems to bring new video of the riot at the u.s. capitol on january 6. the justice department is using the footage to prosecute suspects and we re seeing it only because media outlets including cnn went to court dehanding its release. paula reed has details. reporter: the just it he is department has released these never before seen clips of body camera and surveillance footage showing rioters harassing and attacking police on january 6. this footage is so extraordinary because it is taken from the view point of the police as they were overrun. and it is just the latest chi chi chilling frame by frame account as police tried to protect themselves and the capitol. assaulting police is just one of the charges that the justice
come from body camera footage and surveillance foot take and clearly show rioters harassing and attacking police on january 6th. now, what makes this footage so extraordinary is that it is taken from the view point of the police as they were over run and is just the latest chilling frame by frame account of how the protrump crowd broke into federal buildings as police tried to protect themselves and the capitol. now, assaulting police is one of the charges the justice department has brought against dozen s of capitol riot defendants among the 500 federal criminal cases. those videos also were only made public after more than a dozen news outlets led by cnn fought to make them public. these clips have been used in court cases against defendants charged in the attack but they re not made public until news outlets fought for the public to be able to see them. these new video the released