reporter: you can see the leveled neighborhood behind me. the governor saying a horrific combination of factors led up to this, including historic winds over 105 miles per hour and very, very dry fuel. he says they will rebuild here, though. zohreen, thank you. and now to washington, as the one-year anniversary of the capitol siege approaches, new revelations from a leader of the house committee investigating it, including the evidence she says they already have about what former president trump was doing during the siege. here s maryalice parks. reporter: tonight, the vice chair of the congressional committee investigating january 6th sharing new details she says lawmakers have learned about president trump s whereabouts during the attack on the capitol. the committee has firsthand testimony now that he was sitting in the dining room next to the oval office watching the attack on television as the assault on the capitol occurred. reporter: liz cheney precise and pointed in