we're back with congresswoman jackie speier. you yourself in that day in 1978 were shot multiple times. i can't imagine what that feeling must have been to go through this experience again with the fear for your own life. do you see parallels between the behavior of those cult members of jim jones and these supporters of the former president who stormed the capitol? do you see any parallel in their devotion or their irrationality? >> you know, stephen a book two years ago, and went on a book tour. and at every single speech, the very first question or the second question was that, "are there parallels between donald trump and jimed the question, i kind of recoiled from it, because i thought, no, this-- this-- you know, this really can't be that kind of a comparison. you know, jim jones took 900 of his congregation to their deaths. and, yet, when you recognize what happened on january 6, president trump told his followers to go to the capitol and fight, and that we will not take back our country with weakness. and so they stormed

that includes democrats eric swalwell, jackie speier and barbara lee. it was tweeted, if vp pence and the cabinet won't do the right thing. we will. jackie speier was even more blunt. >> i was on -- i was in the gallery when all of this was happening. i lived through that experience, and i must tell you that had any of those individuals had guns, i think a good number of members of congress would be dead today. so i think there has to be action taken. >> a spokesperson for the white house says impeaching the president during his final days in office will only further divide the country. bay area democrats, though, say there's no time to waste. >> to somehow suggest, well, there's only a few more days, this was an act of sedition. >> he has access to the nuclear codes and an unhinged, dangerous leader like that needs to be removed. we just can't allow him to be there a second longer. >> moving forward here, representative swalwell says congress is working to ensure that capitol hill is safe and secure for the upcoming inauguration, which is january 20th.

we're joined by jackie speier there on the house floor as rioters tried to break in. first of all, congresswoman we're so glad you're oak and assume your staff is fine, too? >>. >> yes, everyone is fine in the capitol with the exception of the few capitol police officers that were injured and the one woman that was shot and succumbed. >> take us through the chaos. i know you were in the debate and people started banging on doors, walk us through what happened. >> so what happened first unbeknownst to all of us was speaker pa lelosi was escorted and saw the majority escorted out so i knew something was happening and then there was an announcement made the capitol had been breached and we should sit in our seats and wait, that we should get out the gas masks and i have one here to show you in this packing like this and when you open it up, you can hear this thing taking off. and then -- >> do they give that to you anticipating something could happen today? >> no, they are in the -- under the seats in the gallery and on the floor so i mean, i'd never known they are this

. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier describing the moment. speier saying she quickly learned there are gas masks under each seat of the chamber. >> there was an announcement made that the capitol had been breached, that we should get out the gas masks. i have one to show you. it's in packing like this. then when you open it up, you -- you can hear this thing taking off. >> i heard people pounded on the doors. >> congressman mark desaulnier described what happened as an attack and drubed those inside the capitol building as part of a mob. >> i don't know how anyone could anything about the american constitution and how it's founded and formed to believe they're doing the right thing by attacking the u.s. capitol, attacking the people that the people represent. >> speaker of the house nancy pelosi addressing the situation wednesday evening. >> to those who strove to to us from our responsibility, you have failed. to those who engaged in the gleeful desecration of this, our temple of democracy, american democracy, justice will be done. >> report

. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier describing the moment. speier saying she quickly learned there are gas masks under each seat of the chamber. >> there was an announcement made that the capitol had been breached, that we should get out the gas masks. i have one to show you. it's in packing like this. then when you open it up, you -- you can hear this thing taking off. >> i heard people pounded on the doors. >> congressman mark desaulnier described what happened as an attack and drubed those inside the capitol building as part of a mob. >> i don't know how anyone could anything about the american constitution and how it's founded and formed to believe they're doing the right thing by attacking the u.s. capitol, attacking the people that the people represent. >> speaker of the house nancy pelosi addressing the situation wednesday evening. >> to those who strove to to us from our responsibility, you have failed. to those who engaged in the gleeful desecration of this, our temple of democracy, american democracy, justice will be done. >> report

represent give jackie speier, thank you so much. it's very good to see you. >> great to see you. >>> they stood by president trump through thick and thin but no longer, but does it really matter to him anymore? that's next. >>> and before we go to break we are offering this footage from washington showing black bunting draped over the front entrance of the can toll police headquarters there in remembrance of officer brian sicknick who died from injuries after being struck in the head by a fire extinguisher during the capitol skirmish. officer sicknick, just 42 years old. officer sicknick, just 42 years old. d sugar levels. boost glucose control products contain high quality protein and key nutrients to support immune health. try boost. smells more amazing than ever. flings now so their laundry isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling. at visionworks, and we want you to see yourself in your new glasses and think, "ooh!" but if you get home and your "ooh" is mor

. >> reporter: bay area congresswoman jackie speier was in the chamber outside as rioters forced their way into the capitol building. >> it looked like something out of a bad movie. and then a shot rang out, and i'm lying on the floor with a chair in front of me. >> reporter: she says about ten capital police officers drew their weapons inside the house chamber and aimed them at the door as people tried to force their way. in she and her colleagues were eventually evacuated to a safer area in the capitol complex. before the building was stormed, president donald trump held a rally just outside the white house for many of his supporters. members of congress say that's where he stirred up the crowd hat eventually clashed with police and entered the capitol. >> we're going to walk down any one you want, but i think right here. we're going walk down to the capitol. >> reporter: bay area congressman jared huffman says he was alone in his office in a different building when rioters descend on the rotunda building as were most members because of covid-19 protocols. most staff weren't there ei

speier's says there is no other option . >> if we do not impeach him on the conduct in which he engaged, will there ever be a circumstance that is worthy of impeachment? this is the most egregious conduct ascribed to any president in the history of this country. >>> outgoing senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has sent a memo to colleagues outlining the procedures for a second impeachment. natalie brand has the latest. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi says a president trump does not resign he could face a second impeachment, in the wake of wednesday's deadly riots at the u. s. capitol by his supporters. >> we will walk down to the capital. >> reporter: in a letter to colleagues she spoke to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley, to discuss access to nuclear codes. she spoke to lesley stahl on friday. >> the president is a deranged, unhinged, dangerous president of the united states. and their are people who are in danger. took a group of house democrats could introduce the articles of impeachment as early as monday for incitement of insurrection. and budging hi

. >> congresswoman jackie speier, thank you so much for joining us. this is an important call going on. we appreciate you talking to us about it. >> thank you, brianna. happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you. may it get better. i will say that. >>> in moments, president-elect joe biden will speak for the first time since president trump announced he will not attend the inauguration. stand by for that. >>> plus, new details on the domestic terror suspects that attacked the capitol including new arrests. ♪ 2020's done a new era has begun so keep pushing forward... because this is twenty twenty won make a different future start different at godaddy.com save without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you'll only have to pay for the data you need starting at just $15 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. nationwide 5g is now included.

. >> president-elect joe biden is set to take office in one week and bay area congresswoman jackie speier who also supported president trump's impeachment today says she feels confident mr. biden's inauguration will be safe despite threats of violent demonstrations meant to disrupt the event. >> we now have more national guard here at the capitol than we have soldiers in afghanistan and iraq. so the building has become very secure. there are capitol police at every door. there are national guards every six feet along the perimeter with the 8-foot fence having been erected. >> president trump released a video message today condemning the violence last week and called for all sides to come together and heal the country. back to you. >>> thank you. california's governor and other state leaders in sacramento are taking an fbi warning seriously. after wednesday's storming of the u.s. capitol building the fbi notified law enforcement agencies in all 50 states about potential assaults on government businesses. buildings, pardon me. california leaders aren't commenting on specific security steps

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now jackie speier is leading efforts, calling on the house minority leader to enforce the house's mask requirement and to punish those who don't comply. >>> tonight in a letter to house speaker nancy pelosi, vice president mike pence said he would not invoke the 25th amendment. the house is set to vote on impeachment tomorrow, and at least three republicans have said they will vote in favor. abc news reporter elizabeth schulze has the latest. >> reporter: six days after the deadly assault on the capitol, growing support among house republicans tonight to impeach president trump for the second time. representative liz cheney, the third highest ranking gop member in the house saying in a statement she will vote to impeach trump. cheney writing there has never been a greater betrayal by a president of the united states. the house is expected to vote on impeachment as soon as tomorrow. the charge? inciting violence against the president of the united states. the president is still defiant, taking no responsibility for the insurrection. >> people thought that what i said was totally appropc

jackie speier and a number of other congressmen and i are calling for is a broader commission that looks at the growing prevalence of domestic terrorism throughout this country. i think law enforcement has been focused a great deal on foreign-born terrorists, those who are radicalized abroad or by foreign influences, but we've got people right here in this country adhering to extremist ideology, white sprems, nationalism leading to violence right here in this country and we believe we need to elevate it to a 9/11 style commission. >> you don't just have it in the country, sir. you have it in the house of representatives. some of these terrorists that attacked the capitol on january 6th seemed to be using military-style tactics during this attack. you're a veteran. what's your view of this? >> you know, my concern -- and i've had this concern long before january 6th, is that the military and law enforcement has been used by these groups to either recruit members who are leaving the military or, quite frankly, to send their members into the military, into law enforcement to acquire the ski

. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier describing the moment that people stormed into the u.s. capitol building on wednesday. speier saying she quickly learned there are gas masks under each seat of the chamber. >> there was an announcement made that the capitol had been breached, that we should get out the gas masks. i have one to show you. it's in packing like this. then when you open it up, you -- you can hear this thing taking off. >> i heard people pounding on the doors. >> reporter: congressman mark desaulnier described what happened as an attack and described those inside the capitol building as part of a mob. >> i don't know how anyone could snow anything about the american constitution and how it's founded and formed to believe they're doing the right thing by attacking the u.s. capitol, attacking the people that the people represent. >> reporter: speaker of the house nancy pelosi addressed the situation wednesday evening. >> to those who strove to deter us from our responsibility, you have failed. to those who engaged in the gleeful desecration of this, our temple of

. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier describing the moment. speier saying she quickly learned there are gas masks under each seat of the chamber. >> there was an announcement made that the capitol had been breached, that we should get out the gas masks. i have one to show you. it's in packing like this. then when you open it up, you -- you can hear this thing taking off. >> i heard people pounding on the doors. >> reporter: congressman mark desaulnier described what happened as an attack and described those inside the capitol building as part of a mob. >> i don't know how anyone could anything about the american constitution and how it's founded and formed to believe they're doing the right thing by attacking the u.s. capitol, attacking the people that the people represent. >> speaker of the house nancy pelosi addressed the situation wednesday evening. >> to those who strove to deter us from our responsibility, you have failed. to those who engaged in the gleeful desecration of this, our temple of democracy, american democracy, justice will be

we talked with congresswoman jackie speier who says if president trump doesn't leave office immediately he could topple our democracy. >> if we allow this unholy act to desecrate the temple of democracy, if this doesn't warrant an impeachment, what other conduct does? >> she says trump's second impeachment will be different than his first but it is still up to the republican controlled senate to convict him of wrongdoing. >>> all right, oakland police are also investigating allegations that employees were involved in online hate speech, while it is up clear what was posted oakland police did not allow employees to affiliate with subversive groups as they call them or do anything that disgraces the department. any violation of department policy could result in discipline, including termination. in a statement interim police chief susan manheimer said, quote, the trust of our community is our highest priority. we will not tolerate any breach of that trust from any member of our department. lisa, let's take a break now and take a look outside, it is foggy this morning. >> yeah, visibility,

we talked with san mateo congresswoman jackie speier who says if president trump doesn't leave office immediately he could topple our democracy. >> if we allow this act, this unholy act to desecrate the temple of democracy, if this doesn't warrant an impeachment, what other conduct does? >> she says trump's second impeachment will be different than his first but it is still up to the republican controlled senate to convict him of wrongdoing. >>> meantime, oakland police are investigating allegations that employees were involved in online hate speech, while it is unclear what was posted oakland police did not allow employees to affiliate with subversive groups as they call them or do anything that disgraces the department. any violation of department policy could result in discipline, including termination. in a statement interim police chief susan manheimer said, quote, the trust of our community is our highest priority. we will not tolerate any breach of that trust from any member of our department. >>> all right, lisa, what a week. people are going to need to go out and take a run,

speier. this legislation would require the government accountability office to create a list of the regulations that the outgoing administration promulgates during this lame duck, which will allow congress and the incoming administration to review whether they are based on evidence and research or whether they should be considered for amending or elimination. congress must take stock immediately of harmful regulatory actions rushed by outgoing administrations in order to exercise its authority to repeal regulations pursuant to the congressional review act. the bill also builds on the bipartisan work of my senate colleagues ron johnson and tom carper, requesting gao produce a report a year after the inauguration to examine, more in depth, the impact of specific midnight regulations. the nation needs the next administration to be a success. we need our people to stay safe and healthy during what promises to be the deadliest stretch of the pandemic yet. we need vaccine production and distributio