america. admission of failure. in an extraordinary apology, the acting head of the capitol police admits they knew white supremacists and militias were coming to the u.s. capitol, armed. this as senators are sworn in for the trial of former president trump. putin phone call. what president biden said to his russian counterpart. more than 150 now facing federal charges, including this new york man seen smoking a joint inside the capitol. and, there s this stunning video of the trump rally before the riot. > let s takake the capipitol! take ththe capitol!l! o donnell: deadly storm. a tornado slices through alabama, kikilling a 1414-year-, injujuring more e than two d do, causing extreme damage to homes, hotels and neighborhoods. and, a lesson in dedication: the teacher who logs into class every day, even during cancer treatment. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and
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