saying the president was entitled to dispute the 2020 election and the lawyers use democrats own words against them of telling people to fight or encouraging protests the streets after violence erupted in several u.s. cities. the lawyers argued that was similar to the language president biden used on january 6. chad pergram has a look at this. incitement of insurrection is the lone article of impeachment. this lawyer said it s not connected to his client. the fact that the attacks were premeditated demonstrates how ludicrous this incitement allegation is against the president. you can t incite what was already going to happen. the democratic impeachment managers disputed that. you tell someone that an election victory was stolen from them that s combustible. images from of the capitol under seeing were the hall hark from house managers so the republicans showed democrats remarks. i thought he should punch him in the face. i would take him behind the gym in high
violence is from a broad range of ideological group. under trump the department had been reluctant to warn of the dangers posed by white supremacist groups. cnn has learned that federal agents are scrambling for leads on whoever placed bombs outside of democratic and republican headquarters in washington. the worry here is they will strike again. authorities say the heightened threat will likely remain over the coming weeks and months. cnn s jessica schneider has more from washington. laura and christine, this is a significant bulletin from the department of homeland security because it warns about threats from domestic extremists. there were iran related threats after the u.s. killing of iranian general soleimani but this is domestic threats. this is a bulletin warning of possible threats. dhs putting it this way saying they do not have any information to indicate a specific credible plot. however, violent riots have continued and we remain concerned that individuals fru
going in first with goggles to retrieve it. which would have been a great moment, don t you think? the other thing, that trophy can crack in half. later this hour we have the woman who officiated the first super bowl as a female. she will score the toss there coming up today. dana: tell us all about her first attempt at officiating at a super bowl. she did a great job. want to get to impeachment. the trial continuing on capitol hill. house managers using never before seen video of the january 6th riot showing how close the mob came to lawmakers and to vice president pence. bill: we have several videos. this one shows pence and family rushing down the staircase. rioters were in the building at that moment. house managers say they came within 100 feet of the vice president. some in the crowd that day shouting hang mike pence. dana: another video shows senate majority leader chuck schumer walking down a hall with his security team. seconds later they come running right bac
really starts coming down again. listen, we are all together getting ready to witness yet another historic week on capitol hill. former president donald trump s second impeachment trial begins in two days on tuesday. this is the first senate trial of an ex-president. it seems highly unlikely that the former president trump will himself make an appearance. we should learn within the next couple of days what the ground rules are for the proceedings and get clarity on the strategies of the house managers and the former president s defense team. now, this morning we are seeing new video from the capitol hill riots that president trump is accused of inciting. yeah, this video you are going to see shows the moments after several rioters left the senate chamber and underscores how closely some of these insurr insurrectionists were taking their cues from the ex-president. reporter: how did you get out? the senate? reporter: yeah. cops walked out with me. reporter: they
remote learning. critics telling the white house to follow the science, take the recommended safety precautions and reopen schools and do it now. mark meredith is live with more. hi, mark. reporter: good afternoon. the white house says it s waiting for final cdc guidance to get a better idea of when schools could safely reopen. pressure is building on president biden to take a more direct stance on the issue as teachers unions in two major cities are refusing to let their staff go back to work for now. unions in philadelphia and chicago vowing not to let teachers return to class because of concerns about safety precautions and the slow rollout of vaccinations. local leaders are accusing the unions of dragging their feet on reopening, chicago s school system threatening to lock teachers out of online teaching if they don t get back to work. last week the newly named cdc director says the data suggests that schools can safely reopen and mass vaccinations are not a requirement