Today on Velschid, the January 6th Select Committee is ramping up its investigation in a big way,

promising a public airing in vivid color of what happened every minute of the day of the Capitol riot.

Plus, new clues as to why a certain failed former president wants so badly to keep his phone records and other documents from that day a secret.

Then, mother, father, and son, all being held in isolation from one another in Michigan today

after the parents of a teen suspect in a mass school shooting were charged and apprehended in a dramatic

manhunt. We'll get the very latest on this fast developing story and talk to someone

who literally wrote the book on holding parents legally accountable for preventable violence

committed by their children. And we'll take you behind the scenes at a long and battled,

last standing abortion clinic in the state of Mississippi, the very center, the clinic at the center of the

Supreme Court case that stands poised to end the legal protections afforded by Roe v. Wade.

Plus, a new clue that might explain why the Omicron variant is more infectious.

Velshi starts now.

Good morning. It's Sunday, December the 5th. I'm Ali Valsh. If you can believe it, it's been almost one year since the January 6th attack on our nation's capital, and the House Select Committee investigating the deadly riot is planning to make its findings public soon.

Vice Chair, Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney, says the panel is set to hold a series of public hearings in 2022 that will paint

the events that occurred on and leading up to the January 6th attack in vivid detail.

Next year, we will be conducting multiple weeks of public hearings, setting out for the American

people in vivid color, exactly what happened every minute of the day on January 6th here

at the Capitol and at the White House.

And what led to that violent attack?

Now, so far, the committee says it's interviewed about 250 witnesses with most coming forward voluntarily. They say more people are cooperating with the investigation than not, including

a few more well-known members of the ex-presidents administration. His former press secretary, Kaylee McEnany, is engaging with the panel

and was scheduled to speak before the committee on this past Friday,

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