good to be with you. six mob months, the fencing around the u.s. capitol is about to come down. there are still big questions of how to protect that building and lawmakers against new threats of violence. capitol security forces are facing severe money problems with the house and gsenate no closer than reaching agreements. rye wran n ryan is on capitol hill. reporter: there s a real concern by the different security forces charged with protecting the capitol that they will run out of money as soon as the beginning of august. in particular, the national guard sounding the alarm with a long list of funding projects they will have to put on hold if they don t get the funding they need by august 1st. they could cancel august and september trapi training drills. the capital police is concerned about their funding issues. they have skyrocketed since what happened on january 6th with over time and furloughs. they are worried they could run out of money by the end of august. at is
it s great to have you along with us. as the delta variant prompts concerns of a coronavirus resurgence, drugmaker pfizer will brief u.s. government officials tomorrow evening on covid-19 vaccine boosters. last week pfizer, biontech have seen waning immunity among people who got the vaccine and would seek emergency use authorization for a booster from the fda in august. the fda and cdc said there s no evidence boosters are needed yet, but a short time ago, israel announced it s immediately going to allow third doses of the pfizer vaccine for people with compromised immune systems. joining me now with more is dr. megan rainy, emergency physician at brown university and co-founder of get us ppe. dr. rani, great to see you. so what we re really talking about here is people who were vaccinated a while ago where there may be some declining efficacy, where they may have some underlying health problems. do you think a booster shot would be necessary right now? so let s be clear th
with that new video of the insurrection. more evidence of a pro-trump mob attacking police officers defending the u.s. capitol on january 6th. a warning, this video, as the others are, but this one especially, is disturbing and has quite graphic language. the justice department is making this new video public in the case against a former marine and retired nypd officer seen in you ll see it in parts, in a red jacket, striking an officer with a plagpole and hand-to-hand combat ensues at the seat of america s democracy. a brutal reminder of just how terrifying that day really was, despite what some republicans are trying to get you to believe. the efforts by some of those republicans to whitewash and literally re-write the history of donald trump s complicity in the deadly siege is reaching new levels. cnn s jessica schneider is joining me live in washington with the very latest on this. jessica, will you walk us through this new video just released? reporter: yeah, i will.
2020 election loss than ever before, which is troubling considering, that in january, his obsession sparked a violent, deadly insurrection. and he is about to gain his biggest platform, yet, with tonight s speech. all of this is coming to light, as the new york times is reporting that trump s former chief of staff, mark meadows, even tried to get the u.s. department of justice in on the big lie. pushing the doj to investigate baseless-conspiracy theories about the election. including one that people in italy used military technology and satellites to remotely mess with voting machines in this country. to switch votes, from trump to joe biden, if you can believe any of that. cnn s sunlen serfaty takes a big-picture look, now, at the continued fallout from trump s words and his actions. reporter: tonight, facebook is not backing down in their ban against former-president donald trump. announcing that trump will remain suspended on facebook, for two more years, until at leas
thank you so much for being here at this hour. a fragile cease-fire holds. but for how long? this morning there are new clashes between palestinians and israeli police in juice juice. showing you this video of police firing rubber bullets and stun grenades in response to what they say was a riot. this is just today. more than a dozen people reportedly injured. this comes just hours after a cease-fire set in, pausing the most intense conflict between israel and hamas in years. but not before more than 200 people were killed. most of them palestinians. leaving israeli and palestinians further apart than ever. this morning israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the 11-day conflict with hamas an exceptional success, the operation put against hamas there. cnn s nic robertson is joining me for more on where things stand live near the israel/gaza border. what are you seeing there? reporter: kate, if there was going to be a flashpoint to re-ignite the conflict it would ha