and possible future in-law that has already gotten results. cnn special correspondent jamie gangel broke the news tonight. joins us now. so who in the former president s family does the subpoena involve? so, anderson, according to multiple sources, the january 6th committee has subpoenaed and obtained phone records from two people very close to former-president trump. his son, eric trump. as well as kimberly guilfoyle who is engaged to his other son, donald trump jr. and as you pointed out, this appears to be the first time the committee has issued a subpoena targeting one of the trump children. it really underscores just how aggressive the committee is willing to be in its investigation. we reached out. eric trump declined to comment on the subpoena of his call records but a source familiar with his thinking tells me, quote, he s not losing sleep over it. we also reached out to an attorney for kimberly guilfoyle who told us the subpoena is, quote, of no consequence to her
good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news. two major developments from the house january 6th select committee. both suggesting it is now aiming higher and closer to the former president than ever before. first, subpoenas for three of the attorneys in its bid to overturn the election, rudy giuliani, jenna ellis, and sidney powell, as well as campaign adviser boris epstein who was working with giuliani at the willard command center. then, there is this and marks a serious escalation for the committee exclusive reporting on subpoenas naming a trump child and possible future in-law that has already gotten results. cnn special correspondent jamie gangel broke the news tonight. joins us now. so who in the former president s family does the subpoena involve? so, anderson, according to multiple sources, the january 6th committee has subpoenaed and obtained phone records from two people very close to former-president trump. his son, eric trump. as well as kimberly guilfoyle
go? and how to make a seditious conspiracy case by way of the last major attack at the capitol. in washington, d.c., ruthless fanatic violence erupted in the halls of congress. plus, as baltimore officials face perjury charges. is there a reason this guy hasn t been charged yet? and mark elias on a surprise court victory for democrats. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. today two of the people facing seditious conspiracy charges in connection with the attack at the capitol on january 6th appeared in court for the first time. 63-year-old edward vallejo answered questions from a judge remotely from an arizona jail and 56-year-old elmer stewart rhodes u appeared in plano, texas. they are among 11 members of the far-right extremeist group the oath keepers. they are facing the most serious charges we have seen the department of justice bring in the wake and related to the insurrection. as we are learning more about these defendants
i m laura coates in for don lemon. omicron is surging across this country. the u.s. is now averaging more than 200,000 new covid cases every single day. that s the highest number since january. that as there is big news tonight for anyone who has tested positive for covid. the cdc announced shortening the recommended time you should isolate if you test positive but don t have symptoms. cutting that period of isolation now from ten days to now five days. but you should still wear a mask around others for at least five more days. tonight, dr. fauci is saying the new guidelines are a good idea to get people back to work and keep our society running smoothly. it just makes sense if you keep them out for five days, keep them ice solated for five s and get them back doing their work, keeping a mask on protecting themselves from infecting other individuals. people across the country lining up and sometimes for hours just trying to get covid tests. president joe biden admits the
sciutto. i m erica hill. an hour from now closing arguments in the trial of kyle rittenhouse, the most serious charge carries a mandatory of life in prison. the 18-year-old testified he was acting in self-defense when he shot three men, killing two and injuring one during protests in wisconsin last year. over the weekend the judge indicated he will allow the jury to consider lesser charges. we ll have more on that new development for you in a moment. also this news in washington, trump ally former white house adviser steve bannon is expected to surrender to authorities after being indicted on two counts of contempt of congress for defying requests from january 6th committee for testimony and documents. the committee is warning former trump chief of staff mark meadows could face the same charges after he refused to appear for a deposition following a subpoena last friday. simone prokupecz, what happens in the next few hours in the courtroom? reporter: jim, one of the thi