Some good news for the ozone layer today.

Plus, the real family is back in the headlines.

That's some of what we'll get to on the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Jeff Pierre. It's Tuesday January 10th. Now let's get you

caught up with today seven stories.

First up, there were striking similarities between Sunday's riots in Brazil and the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Thousands of far-right protesters stormed the main buildings of all three branches of government

and Brazil's capital.

They were supporters of former President Jayir Bolsonaro.

My colleagues at the post reviewed videos of the attack.

They found that the riders used some of the same tactics

to break past law enforcement and get inside.

And once they got in, they destroyed and stole property.

Brazilian officials knew in advance about the protest,

and they thought that they could contain it.

But they were vastly outnumbered.

Number two. outnumbered.

Number two, classified documents were found in President Biden's former office. Lawyers for the president discovered about 10 files in November in an office used by

Biden after his vice presidency.

The White House said yesterday that they were handed to the National Archives and the

Justice Department is reviewing those documents.

This may sound familiar.

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