secretary of state. this was a very partisan line of inquiry from those republicans. one thing that was missing notably yesterday was detail-oriented lines of questions, right, that went into what the biden administration did and what they didn t do because a lot of these republicans were just digging their heels in questioning the biden administration s decision to withdraw in the first place, not exactly how that was executed. now, the secretary of state has another hearing today before the senate foreign relations committee, so we ll see if they get into some more details during that hearing. it will be good to get more information, actual information there. kylie, i thank you so much for that. nice to see you. new day continues right now. and a very good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, september 14th. i m brianna keilar alongside john berman on this beautiful new day. today voters in california will decide governor g
to the insurrection and how it happened and what was president trump s role was? one officer made this striking comment about who sent the hit man. if a hit man is hired and he kills somebody, the hit man goes to jail, but not only does the hitman goes to jail, the person who hires them does. it was an attack on january 6th and a hitman sent them, i want you to get to the bottom of that. a hitman sent them. that s a legal statement there. it goes to the fact that in our system of laws, there is accountability above and beyond just the individual people who may carry out of that or beat someone or pull a trigger, those who went them. that mob was summoned directly by donald trump. the officers recounted their stories of what happened and what was done and what was done to them and the ongoing pain and trauma on january 6th. many of us seen the ugly videos on the news and online. until today we have not heard directly from these officers. i can feel myself losing oxygen
the last borscht belt comedians. out speak up, be offended enough people should car to speak 9out speak up, be offended enough to make an issue out of it. duncan: and later, how american g.i.s changed the way the japanese ride the waves. this is the cbs weekend news with jericka duncan, reporting from the new york. duncan: good evening, thanks for watching. america s covid recovery is being threatened by a summer surge. hospitalizations and deaths are up nationwide. the highly contagious delta variant is giving new urgency to the country s vaccination push but that s actually lacking. seven months after the first shots only 49 percent of americans are fully vaccinated. we begin tonight with cbs lilia luciano in pasadena, california, lilia, good evening to you. reporter: good evening, jericka. that national vaccination rate is nowhere near enough to stop the spread of the delta variant and now health officials are bracing for an even bigger spike in infections. toni
it s real simple. we have a pandemic for those who haven t gotten the vaccination. it s that basic, that simple. if you re vaccinated, you re not going to be hospitalized, you re not going to be in the i.c.u. unit and you re not going to die. there s legitimate questions people can ask that they worry about getting vaccinated. but the questions should be asked, answered, and people should get vaccinated. when will children under 12 be able to get vaccinated? soon, i believe. they are doing, they are doing examinations now, the testing now, and making the decision now. the cdc is going to say that what you should do is everyone over the age of under the age of 12 should probably be wearing a mask in school. that s probably what s going to happen. i don t care if you think i m satan reincarnated. the fact is you can t look at that television and say, nothing happened on the 6th. you can t listen to people who say, this was a peaceful march. what happens is the vote on m
former fbi cyberofficial, sean henry, says it s going to take an international effort. they have got to work, collaboratively, with foreign law enforcement agencies to take these people off the field. reporter: the massive threat from cyberattacks have been looming for years. former director of national intelligence, dan coats, warned about the threat three years ago. they, the digital infrastructure that serves this country is, literally, under attack. reporter: the white house, this week, sent business leaders, nationwide, a letter appealing for immediate action. saying we urge you to take ransomware crimes seriously, and ensure your corporate cyberdefenses match the threat. and the fbi director, also, called out russia in that interview. for knowingly harboring cyberattackers. president vladimir putin, today, calling that nonsense. calling it nonsense that russia was ever involved in any cyberattacks. president joe biden will get the chance to confront putin at a s