all the criticism, all of the statements being made and turning to violence. that is the bigger concern. and those are harder to stop. we re a heavily-armed country and florida has loose gun laws. that would be the thing i m most focused on for tomorrow. how much do you think has been learned since the january 6th insurrection? a lot. first of all, you take this seriously. a lot because donald trump didn t want the apparatus the security apparatus to be prepared. i also think this idea that it couldn t happen here, which animated a lot of people leading into january 6th. it s exactly what happened. and we now know that. we know there s elements of donald trump supporters who will turn to violence, who view this as an injustice, that only can be defended through violence. and they will some of them
allegations. and the burden of proof of the justice department will be high. i think there s a lot of people across the country who have skepticism about the standards of justice and how they re applied and wanting to make sure they re applied equally. it says he may have obstructed the investigation, made false statements to prosecutors, does that worry you? i don t know about that. they got what they wanted. i don t know whether he obstructed or not. i wouldn t be pulling back the drapes and the curtains of the new fbi building. the last comments from kelly to fund a new fbi headquarters. armstrong making clear right there, congress is probably not going to go along with that. that was echoed by speaker mccarthy who has been critical of this investigation and the indictment against donald trump. others have not gone as far as the speaker, including the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, who has yet to comment on the allegations and
this comes as miami police prepare for the possibility of up to 50,000 protesters. but many worry that law enforcement may not be ready for the worst-case scenario. how ready to do you think they are? i think there s a lot of things in their favor right now, sa say, as compared to january 6th. there s significant notice that there is an elevated threat environment. they aric tag it seriously. the mayor in miami today had a press conference. we know that federal, state and local officials are working together, that s the marshals all the way to the local police department. on the preparation side, they re in better shape than they would have been on january 6th. what s more significant is the threat environment has changed. i m less worried about a january 6th-type organized event.
say they are working to identify a body recovered from the wreckage of interstate 95 in philadelphia. part of the highway collapsed sunday after a tanker truck caught on fire. cnn s danny freeman has the latest on the investigation and the timeline to repair the busy stretch of highway. reporter: on monday, we learned a lot more about what led to the collapse of i-95 behind me. state officials told us in a news conference, on sunday morning, a tanker truck, carrying gasoline, was traveling northbound on i-95. it tried to take an exit ramp. and that truck lost control. it flipped on its side, crashed and ruptured. that led to the fire that was so powerful that led to the collapse of northbound i-95. the southbound lanes will have to be demolished because they are not safe. pennsylvania state police
confirmed that a body was recovered from the wreckage. but the medical examiner has not confirmed the identity of that person just yet. how long will this take to clean up? pete buttigieg, he said hopefully swiftly. it will not happen overnight. josh shapiro said it will take some number of months. listen to what the pennsylvania department of transportation said during that news conference. contractors will work 24/7, in an effort to speed up the solution set. and we continue to engineer the solution set that will come after the demolition is completed. we expect the demolition to be completed in four or five days. four or five days to knock everything down. and a couple months to clean everything up and fix it up. traffic in this area was challenging throughout the day. a lot of the side streets not capable of handling large trucks driving through. but the government is still advising folks to avoid the area