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the feds of lies and a cover-up. olympian simone biles demanding accountability as the attorney general is set to face congress as well. welcome to our viewers in the united states and arnolound the world. i m jim acosta and you re in the s situation room. we begin with the top general on revelations and explosive new book on the trump presidency. brian, the white house is standing behind general mark milley, as some republicans say he should stepped down or be fired. general milley is at the center of a lot of attention tonight. some key players weighing on whether the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff took action that could have saved lives or whether he committed treason. reporter: tonight president biden backing joint chiefs chairman army general mark milley following revelations in the new book by robert woodward, some calling for milley to be tossed out or court marshalled over the fear general milley was fearful that secretly called his chinese kaunt ....
gunshots, dove for cover behind tables and chairs inside running outside. police chief and mayor of making their way to the scene tonight to address the ongoing spike in crime. we will find the individuals and we will hold them accountable. that s what we have to do for the entire city when it comes to people who aren t afraid to use guns in our community there has to be a measure of accountability here. we have to make sure these individuals are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. i m outraged, the chief is outraged, the community should be outraged. what we saw tonight and unfortunately what we saw over the last several days is an illegal firearm brazenly used on d.c. streets. shannon: washington metropolitan police department asking for the public s help in identifying suspects. take a look at the car, and older model black sedan. tonight s seemed all too familiar coming so soon after last saturday s ninth drive-by shooting outside national park. sendi ....
whether this was an armed insurrection because he said, when i think of armed, i think of firearms. just to fact check that, there were arrests that did have to do with firearms but a number of weapons that clearly were not firearms but deadly weapons. well, i think it s total rubbish. i think he has a political agenda. he wasn t listening to the people who were actually there trying to fight the insurrectionists. you will also recall johnson wasn t sure this was actually an insurrection. i don t know what he thought it was. did he think it was a walk in the park? and what mr. sund said, he said these people came with equipment and with climbing gear. these are people intent on getting into that capitol one way or another. if you were just going to a trump rally, you could just listen to the former president and whatever he would say, and then go your merry way. there were a lot of people who did that. but the people who invaded the capitol had an agenda and that s wh ....
surgery for leg injuries. let s go to cnn s nick watt, who is in los angeles for us. give us the latest. what are you picking up? reporter: well, wolf, what we re hearing from officials here is that tiger woods was driving on a downhill stretch of road, a winding piece of road where officials say it is possible to pick up a lot of speed just through momentum. he crossed over the median of the road, over the curb and rolled that suv in shrubs by the roadside. he is, as far as we know, still in a hospital about eight miles away from that crash scene. his agent told golf digest magazine he s suffering from multiple leg injuries and, as you mentioned, has either undergone surgery or is still in surgery. now we ve got a few more details from the l.a. sheriff s department, speaking with kcbs. the injuries to tiger woods, they say, are nonlife threatening. they believe he was conscious when officials first arrived on the scene. they saw jaws of life, contrary to earlier repo ....
many senate republicans are leaning on process claiming the trial is unconstitutional because trump is no longer president, a claim that s dubious at best zpl overnight a sobering reminder of just who trump is accused of inciting. a virginia man who faces conspiracy charges claims in a court filing he worked for the fbi and held a top secret security clearance for decades. security at the capitol was extra tight for the trial. national guard troops still patrol the outside of the capitol complex. house impeachment managers are flanked by a security detail. officials aren t tracking any security threats but enhanced precautions are in place out of an abundance of caution. what will this trial look like and how long will it last? cnn s jim acosta had details. reporter: christine and laura, senate democrats and republicans have reached a deal on the time line of the trial. under the agreement, the senate will vote on the constitutional role of holding a trial. then we wi ....