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>> jazmine, while we have you, one of the biggest mysteries of january 6, who planted the pipe bombs at the rnc and the dnc? that person is still at large, still no information about them. we have now learned the vice president kamala harris was actually evacuated from dnc headquarters when all this was going on. what more do you know about that? >> reporter: that's right, laura. a white house official confirmed to me yesterday that the vice president, then vice president elect and sitting senator of california, she was actually the protectee named in this internal capitol hill police time line where she was evacuated from the dnc headquarters at 1:14 p.m. that's just minutes after the capitol police began investigating the pipe bomb that was placed nearby the dnc headquarters at 1:07. obviously that puts her in the building really when they found that bomb. and now really it speaks to kind of the fluidity and uncertainty of that day, and it calls into question the vice president elect's safety in that moment. and now still, of course, as you said, the person who put that pipe bomb there, the officials don't know who that is and no one has actually been charged for that action. but, listen, this was a question because i remember reporting on the vice president elect that day and asking her office where she was, where she was. it was clear she was not in the capitol, and her office would not say where she was, but they said that she was safe. yesterday the vice president said in her speech that she had left the capitol, but here we have kind of a clear idea of where she was and more on the time line thanks to this document obtained by cnn. laura? 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congressional recess they plan to have an interim report of their findings released over the summer, very soon, and a final report in the fall that will really have a definitive narrative of what they believe happened and what their investigation concluded what happened around the january 6 insurrection and what led up to it. and chairman bennie thompson has said there is going to be a series of public hearings this year. really their goal here being they want to get to the bottom of what happened before the 2022 midterms and americans cast their votes in those elections. but the bottom line being we are really learning more about what this committee is looking into, laura. >> they keep dropping bread crumbs. more to come. daniela, thank you. so, it's time for three questions in three minutes. let's bring in cnn politics senior writer zach wolf. good friday morning, zack. you know, we're kind of doing, you know, the day after look at this president biden speech, the most direct pointed speech yet explaining the dangers of trumpism. let's listen to it a bit. >> he's not just a former president. he's a defeated former president. former presidential supporters are trying to rewrite history. they want you to see election day as the day of insurrection. and the riot that took place on january 6 as a true expression of the will of the people. can you think of a more twisted way to look at this country, to look at america? i cannot. >> so, zack, our white house team reports the president is deeply concerned about some recent polling that suggests a majority of republicans have bought into trump's election lies. do you think this is the tone you're going to hear more of going forward? >> reporter: well, i mean, they need to do something because what they have been doing hasn't really been working. biden came into office promising bipartisanship, promising this pivot to kind of, you know, a new future. but clearly that hasn't worked because you have a majority of republicans who still think that he's not the legitimate president, which is a pretty distressing number. and how do you kind of pearce that alternate reality? do you just let it fester or do you try to get inside there and then marginalize trump? this is clearly a new biden we're seeing. it seems like it has to continue because what they have been doing hasn't gotten them anywhere. >> zack, former trump press secretary stephanie grisham revealed on "new day" there is a group of 15 former trump staffers that are determined, in her words, to stop him. now, the timing of these things is always fascinating. why they choose now, it's interesting. but she also talked on cnn about the work of the january 6 committee and what she hopes will be its impact. listen to that part. >> i do believe it will move the needle. i think people are going to see just exactly what happened that day minute by minute, and not only him, you know, not doing anything for two hours and some change, but just all the people who were involved. >> she hopes it will move the needle, zack. is that the point of the committee's work? is the point of the committee to move hearts and minds, or is the point of this to set out a historical record of what happened, and then let the people decide what to do with that? >> well, i think both things can be true. you have to create this historical record so that there are facts that are hopefully indisputable about what happened and who did what and who was instigating the insurrection against the democracy of the country. that has to happen in order to change minds, because right now with the alternate reality that republicans are hearing on fox news, they're hearing in social media, it's impossible to, you know, to get everybody on the same page. if people believe two separate things, they're never going to agree. >> what is the committee going to possibly do to persuade the people who are in an echo chamber listening only to propaganda on fox news? >> i think, you know, the image of dick cheney, who democrats used to refer to as darth vader, is a powerful thing in capitol hill. him roaming congress meeting democrats giving his i am p-- impramatur and giving how complete it is, i think all of those things have to happen. i don't know if overnight there is going to be a light switch where suddenly republicans or people who don't believe in the facts that happened suddenly say, aha! but there are persuadable people out there. there are people on the fence. there are people who might not be thinking about this when they vote and maybe incrementally this will have an effect. >> zack, those images yesterday of dick cheney and liz cheney and speaker nancy pelosi greeting them, this is what dick cheney said. listen. >> it's not a leadership that resembles any of the folks i knew when i was here for ten years. >> that's his stark assessment of his own party. you've written about americans failing to hear the democracy in danger alarm. explain. >> yeah, i was thinking yesterday about what biden said. but if you look at the movement in this country on the front of democracy, right now at least because of how republicans control the state legislatures, the movement is to restrict voting. the movement is to, you know, partisan gerrymander congressional maps. we can fight over that word. it's to make congressional maps more advantageous in a way that will change the way, you know, that will give republicans more of an advantage on capitol hill. so, while we have this call that democracy is in threat and that people need to rise up, the actual movement seems to be going in the opposite direction, you know. there is that divide that we need to acknowledge. >> it's so interesting. carl rove, dick cheney, all of these characters from a different time who were vilified by the left now sort of having a come to jesus moment, if you will, about what is happening in this country. very interesting. zach wolf, cnn politics, senior writer. thank you, zach. 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or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. >> translator: i gave the order to law enforcement agencies and the army to open fire, to kill without warning. abroad, there are appeals for parties to negotiate for a peaceful solution of problems. what nonsense. what kind of negotiations can there be with criminals, with murderers? they need to be destroyed and this will be done shortly. >> a deadly situation unfolding in kazakhstan. volatile uprising with crucial implications. that country is a major oil producer. it shares long borders with russia and china. what started as a small protest movement with high energy prices really at its core here, has grown into what seems to be a national revolt. and now a military alliance led by russia is getting involved. russian troops on the ground. cnn's nic robertson live in moscow. nic, explain to us what's happening here in kazakhstan. >> reporter: yeah, very scary words coming from the president of kazakhstan there. the reports at the moment still don't add up properly. what we're hearing from officials, 18 police officers killed. more than 700 injured. the official police line is that 26 protesters, as they call them, you know, bandits and terrorists without offering any evidence, 26 of them killed and saying that just 14 were injured. those numbers don't add up at all. so many dead and so few injured, when we've seen all the gunfire on the streets. the police are saying they've arrested 3,000 people. it is incredibly difficult to get a clear picture of what's happening in kazakhstan at the moment principally because the internet is being throttled back by the government and the president admitted that in his address today. this isn't just about oil. it began about prices, fuel being hiked at the beginning of the new year. but this is everything about the way so many people in kazakhstan feel that they are being treated, and economically downtrodden by a very, very authoritarian leadership. on the streets in a verified social media post, an ugly overnight crackdown. people scream and scurry for cover. panic as well as bullets in the air. they're dead, they're dead, the man says. the motionless body just out of safe reach stretched out on the freezing ground. in the same city, the country's biggest protesters pitch battles with uniform forces. casualties are accumulating on both sides. law enforcement appearing to gain the upper hand with arrests and killings. police claim they took deadly action overnight, describing an as yet unverified shadowy shoot first, ask questions later crackdown. >> translator: last night extremist forces attempted to storm the administrative buildings and police department in the city. dozens of attackers were eliminated and their identities are still being verified. >> reporter: the mayor's burned out office an apparent testimony to the ifferocity of the battle fought. the president claiming protesters are foreign-backed terrorists. an offer news to deflect trope as blame. the russian government is repeating. a characterization rejected by protesters. we're neither thugs nor terrorists, this woman said. the only thing flourishing here is corruption. we want the truth, this protester says. the government is rich, but all of these people here have loans to pay. we have our pain and we want to share it. but truth and facts here are in short supply. the internet down for a second day, residents reporting a scary quiet, braving government warnings to stay indoors, to go out in search of open shops to buy essentials. russian state media reporting heavily on allegedly rampant looting by some protesters as well as highlighting violence against kazakh law enforcement. as part of a regional security agreement, russian para troopers began deploying to guard state and military facilities. a fourth consecutive day of protests, gunfire and explosions still rocking almati. the picture on the ground there is still far from clear. we know now that about 2 1/2,000 of these regional security-forced led by russian forces are in the country raising concerns. not just in china, but in many other countries as well, that these forces may be deployed far longer than the limited period that's being described. the rules of engagement allow them to shoot what are being called armed gangs. they say that they are going to defend these government buildings, but they are also there as part of crowd control. that's been made clear. so this deployment of forces is raising a multitude of concerns, united states and human rights organizations very worried about what's going to play out next. >> all right. the eyes of the world are on kazakhstan and we know you'll continue to watch it for us. thank you so much, nic robertson. laura? >> back here in the u.s., government prosecutors want the boston marathon stimulus check to go to the millions of dollars he owes his victims. he was ordered to pay more than $101 million in restitution. so far he's only paid 2200. and he has nearly $4,000 sitting in an inmate trust account, including that stimulus money. all right. looking at markets around the world this friday morning, you can see asian shares closed barely mixed. hong kong up almost 2%, though. european shares have opened slightly mixed and wall street stock index futures at this hour are up just a little tiny bit. stocks closed lower thursday. the realization sinking in that the fed plans to raise interest rates this year. high value stocks like tech are worth less as rates rise. the main event today just hours, december's jobs report, they added 400,000 jobs, nearly double november's gain. i want to give you a word of warning here about these estimates. they have been off. sometimes by a lot. it's just the magnitude of what the labor market has gone through. i'll be more closely watching the unemployment rate. forecast is it fill to 4.1%. that is a new pandemic-era low, laura. the rocky relationship between the tampa bay buccaneers and wide receiver antonio brown is officially over. coy wire has this morning's bleacher report. coy, all these text messages brown is now releasing. this is getting interesting. >> yes, laura. brown was like a handful of catches yards away from incentives. four days after head coach said antonio brown was no longer a buck, the team made it official terminating his contract effective immediately. sunday, you might remember the veteran wide receiver took off his pads, shirtless on the side li line. bucs accused of pressuring him to play on a injured ankle. he was cleared prior to the start of the game. at no point during the game did he indicate to our medical personnel he could not play, unquote. ar ar aryans explained that yesterday. >> he refused to go in the game. i looked back and saw him wave off the coach. i then went back, approached him about what was going on. what's going on, are you getting the ball? that's when i said, you're done, get the f out of here. >> football fans have that popcorn ready. brown has been releasing screens of text messages supporting his injury claim. they appear to be with bruce aryans and tom brady's trainer and business partner. to the nba, wild finish with knicks at the garden. evan fournier came to play. a career-high 41 points including ten three-pointers tying the knicks record. that game tying shot with 4 minutes to go sent the crowd wild. but with just seconds to go, knicks had the lead and boston's jayson tatum stepped back. give me that. 1 1/2 seconds to go now. looks like it's going to overtime. the knicks r.j. barrett says you can take this one to the bank, laura and christine. he sinks the celtics with a three at the buzzer. that celebration began, 108-105 the final. the knicks' biggest comeback since 2004. winter olympics just 28 days away with hopefuls making their case at music city figure skating championships. like 25-year-old mariah bell going for her first olympics after taking silver at nationals last year. she came out strong in the women's short program last night. karen chan who is a member of the 2018 olympic team is in second with two-time national champ 16-year-old alysa liu sitting in third. but brandon frazier, the highest ranked duo in paired skating forced to pull out after frazier tested positive for covid. meaning they have to petition the committee to be able to compete for team usa in beijing. final selections loom this sunday. finally, former nfl quarterback charlie batch just offered a college kid a million bucks to transfer to his alma mater. former oklahoma quarterback caleb williams entered the transfer portal earlier this week. the former steelers and lions quarterback tweeted him, have you considered eastern michigan? if not, you should. capitol is prepared to pay you $1 million for one year. are you ready to be an eagle? he entered the degree and criminal justice from eastern michigan. no response from williams yet. he has said, christine and laura, he's not ruling out to returning. his name and likeness means opportunities for a lot of athletes. >> how are these deals happening via twitter, is this where we are? ♪ a whole new world ♪ >> it's unreal. >> oh, my god. all right. getting you to sing on a friday morning, i think our job here is done, coy wire. >> you're welcome. i'm sorry. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. 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