the race leader christopher bell is going through.t sorts of pavement and asphalt as they round turn number four. street paint as well, makes this so tricky and slippery. everybody amongst the top five and top ten through four and out of five headed towards you, mike. >> the slick nature of the concrete that's on columbus drive. that's what they are on right now. they will go drivers right up against the wall and then christopher bell will angle his car in. larson, oh! larson's in hot! windshield deep! kyle larson locks it down and slams into the tire barrier! racing for second here at turn six. >> very hard contact for kyle larson in turn six. caution has come out. he is trying to get unlocked from that tire barrier. but to no avail. looked like he was going to shorten that car up as hard as he was going in there. >> that's one of the hardest hits we have seen in turn six. he is stuck. i don't know if he made contact with the 54 or the 5 was trying to get by. i think he knew the 20 was pulling that lead and he knew he to make somethi

christopher described his project to a few of us at the 2019 forum. one night after dinner, we gathered his laptop in the windom lobby and we were all enthralled by the results of christopher's work and all of us who were there. that was a really wonderful memory and a really great thing, and it was kind of what this forum is about is just these these interactions with people discovering new things. what i personally find so exciting, christopher's project is the marriage of 19th century primary sources with 21st century technology to address historical questions from perspectives and given lincoln's interest in technology, i think he would be as fascinated by christopher's work as i suspect of you will be as well, to tell you more about his research and conclusions, i give you my good friend christopher oakley. wow. good morning. we just get my stuff arranged here. thank you, michel. that was very kind and and humbling. i appreciate that. so. all right. well, let's get started. 159 years ago today, on november 18th, 1863, abraham lincoln came here to

. >> christopher bell first away with the lead.dick, todd gilliland, all stacking up behind them. here is chase elliott, trying to go to work on ross chastain in that orange car. chastain now will make the hard right. now you have elliot and a.j. allmendinger racing for a spot. >> chastain goes to sixth. that's the race for seventh out of the front of alex bowman's car. a.j. allmendinger in the 13 disposes of chase elliott and goes to the seventh spot. alex bowman, to the inside here of chase elliott. that's the race for the eighth spot. the race into turn number five now, bowman. >> alex bowman now clears chase elliott. what a great view. >> a car in the wall in turn number four. it is the 4 car, josh berry, went hard into the tire barrier. everybody is going to scoot by for now. also got chase briscoe off as well. two stewart-haas cars. both long and off in turn four. >> riding along with the monster energy onboard of ty gibbs. jeff burton headed right at you. 11 up to 12. and bell, gibbs, reddick, gilliland, nemechek. they are t

christopher um the door. oh, he's the one that the country could face a blood bath if he is not re elected, how much worry is there about the potential for violence if my door loses? there's certainly the concern, but much of this will hinge on what the armed forces do. i think in part of what he was trying to do and sending that message and then it actually frightening even his neighbors. you heard the president of argentine expressed his concern, the president of brazil who used to be an ally, made a joke to president little as known, to be quite jovial in his remarks that i don't want to see a blood bath and want to see your bathrooms. boats, he's, he's a lot of people, but his capacity to implement that sort of agenda, 1st of all, indicates his unwillingness to your power. and clearly, you know, that for perhaps good reason. there is a number of of a diamonds, a guest, including in the international criminal court, but there's also a $15000000.00 bounty on his head of the us drug enforcement administratio

christopher um the door. oh, he's the one that the country could face a blood bath if he is not re elected, how much worry is there about the potential for violence if my door loses? there's certainly the concern, but much of this will hinge on what the armed forces do. i think in part of what he was trying to do and sending that message and then it actually frightening even his neighbors. you heard the president of argentine expressed his concern, the president of brazil who used to be an ally, made a joke to president little as known, to be quite jovial in his remarks that i don't want to see a blood bath and want to see your bathrooms. boats, he's, he's a lot of people, but his capacity to implement that sort of agenda, 1st of all, indicates his unwillingness to your power. and clearly, you know, that for perhaps good reason. there is a number of, of a diamonds. augusta, including in the international criminal court, but there's also a $15000000.00 bounty on his head of the us drug enforcement administrati

christopher um the door. oh, he's the one that the country could face a blood bath if he is not re elected, how much worry is there about the potential for violence if my door loses? there's certainly the concern, but much of this will hinge on what the armed forces do. i think in part of what he was trying to do and sending that message and then it actually frightening even his neighbors. you heard they as president of argentine, expressed his concern, the president of brazil who used to be an ally, made a joke for their little as known to be quite jovial in his remarks that i don't want to see a blood bath and want to see your bathrooms, boats, he's, he's a lot of people, but his capacity to implement that sort of agenda, 1st of all, indicates his unwillingness to jo power and clearly get a bit for perhaps good reason. there's a number of, of a diamonds, a guest, including in the international criminal court, but there's also a $15000000.00 bounty on his head of the us drug enforcement administration for na

christopher bell tries to move forward. >> christopher bell is in eighth. he has to get to it.front it's bowman and hand, one and two. bowman in the purple car. the black and green car, joey hand. hand completes the pass. complete the journey through turn six, downhill to turn search. >> 80 races since alex bowman won a cup race. he has a lot of pressure with a very good race car driver behind him in joey hand. you've got to push harped. we see what happens if you push hard. multiple cars in the tire barriers. it's a lot of pressure on alex bowman. a lot of conversations about him. driving for hendrick motorsports. need to win. great opportunity here. >> you mentioned the number of races before he got to victory lane. but how about alex bowman? where he was coming in, he is 16th in the points standing. bell making another pass on hocevar. he knocked another position away. bowman trying to lock into the playoffs with a potential win here in chicago. >> bowman is walking away from joey hand in turn number one. now john hunter nemechek. trouble out of turn number 12. oh, in front

. >> reporter: meanwhile, a day after fbi director christopher wray raised questions about whether trump was actually hit by a bullet... >> there is some question about whether or not it is a bullet or shrapnel, you know, that hit his ear. >> reporter: democrats pounced. >> and if he is lying about whether he was actually shot, that's something that the american people should know. >> reporter: the only medical statement released about trump's injury wasn't up from the hospital that treated him but from his political ally and former white house dr. ronny jackson, who today defended his argument today it was a bullet. >> if it wasn't a bullet wound, i ask you, what was it? a piece of glass? where did the glass come from? i have been told the teleporters are completely intact. >> reporter: trump called for the pair directors resignation after christopher wray raised that question the bullet. in a statement to cbs news, it is devoted enormous resources

christopher is american, born and bred.se of his face. >> in fact, said bianca, the eyewitness account more properly eliminated chris as a suspect. we all agreed that ken dolezsar arrived in the same car as his killer. but think about it, said bianca. we chris wear a wig to a meeting with someone who already knew him and had met him ? particularly someone as cautious as ken ? >> you have a deeply paranoid man, ken dolezsar, you don't think that if christopher got into the car with a wig on that he would think that was strange ? >> and if the eyewitness was right the killer shot with his right hand. >> christopher is staggeringly left-handed. >> staggeringly left-handed, then there was the business of eye color. now long after the event the eyewitness said the killer had brilliant, blue eyes. right after the murder -- >> i can tell i color but his eyes seem to be more bulging. >> he just got more and more refined in each interview with the police. >> brilliant, blue eyes. >> yes, you can see brilliant, nordic blue eyes from

>>>christopher hunt. is an uber driver. >>>>what >>they special delivery. >>>>in case she happened to be here. we wanted to give some flowers too. just to say thank you. >>>thank you to a passenger. he was giving a ride to until >>>>i started just twitching violently was unable to speak really? she knew something was wrong. >>>he was driving along hop yard road in pleasanton when he had a seizure, >>>>losing it fast, you know? so instead, i just hit the brake. and then she comes up through the middle here once the car stops, she comes up and puts it in a park >>>for me, he says. things got foggy from >>>>there is the last thing i remember is who are on the phone calling people and then i had blacked out and the next thing i remember. i was being strapped to a gurney rolling into the >>>er, christopher's mother drove him to our interview since he needs a doctors released to drive again. >>>>blocked because you have to get a physician to clear >>>it out in an attempt to find christine christopher posted this. pleasant ins facebook pages away to track her >>>>

now they say they're devastated in the court order to keep christopher dunn in prison. the judge, who overturned his conviction is ordered to file an opposition by tomorrow. rhiannon. lionel. >> all right, andrea, thank you for that. coming up, the bus driver turned hero after rescuing a small boy. >> we'll have that story also ahead. the succession like legal ahead. the succession like legal battle for grit. guts. glory. you've got some winning genes. ♪ find out what you're made of with ancestrydna. and for a limited time, you can see how your genes stack up against world-class athletes. or even your trash-talkin' cousin, brad. see which athletic traits are built into your dna, and the people you share them with. so get on your mark, and get set for the sale of the summer. before brad beats you to it. ♪ >> no application fee if you apply by august 29th at university of maryland global campus, an accredited university that's transformed adult lives for 75 years. you're not waiting to win, you're ready to succeed again at umgc.edu. when did i call leaffilter? when i saw

we first told you about christopher hunt earlier this week. looking for a passenger he thought was named christine who saved him after he had a seizure behind the wheel. his attempts to find her were successful. today, the two reunited at the very place he picked her up last week. first, here is what happened. >> i started twitching, violently. unable to speak, really. she knew something was wrong, right away. >> driving along hop yard road in pleasanton when he had a seizure. >> i am losing it fast, you know. instead i hit the break. then she comes up through the middle here. once the car stops, she comes up and puts it in park for me >> things got foggy from there. that is the last thing that i remember her on the phone calling people. i blacked out. the next thing i remember, i was strapped in a gurney going into the er. >> christopher posted this on the facebook page as a way to track her down. when the story aired a friend of christina's her correct name, made the connection. >> thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i am just a b

we first told you about christopher hunt earlier this week.king for a passenger he thought was named christine who saved him after he had a seizure behind the wheel. his attempts to find her were successful. today, the two reunited at the very place he picked her up last week. first, here is what happened. >> i started twitching, violently. unable to speak, really. she knew something was wrong, right away. >> driving along hop yard road in pleasanton when he had a seizure. >> i am losing it fast, you know. instead i hit the break. then she comes up through the middle here. once the car stops, she comes up and puts it in park for me >> things got foggy from there. that is the last thing that i remember her on the phone calling people. i blacked out. the next thing i remember, i was strapped in a gurney going into the er. >> christopher posted this on the facebook page as a way to track her down. when the story aired a friend of christina's her correct name, made the connection. >> thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i am just a big b

but let's talk to christopher morris here. he's a member of the piece conflict and security research group at the university of portsmouth in england. thanks for being with us. tell us how useful do you think these f sixteens will be for ukraine's military? what kind of missions will they be used for? useful, absolutely. game changes, unfortunately, not so much. so one of the things that they're going to be absolutely in essential for is plugging into effectively the ad defense system that you crane has. so they're going to be very capable in that role. and also that going to be good at pushing back some of the russian jets. now, we're not, we're going to be seeing some broken interest emissions from these that succeeds things like, you know, long range strikes and supporting troops on the front line. they're probably not going to be used in that way. combat as they are probably not going to be used for, you know, things like place ground supports in proximity to the front line. but yeah, they're going to be very helpful. the

many of those taking part in the celebrations known as christopher de christopher street today in germany are concerned about the rise of the far right in eastern germany. and what it might mean for their rights, the, the, the streets of zone, a big transformed to christopher street day and the towns fist if the pride parade around 600 people took pat. the celebrations also acting as i purchased, against local politics. my on 100 katya, especially here in sonya, but there's quite a lot of support for the fall, right. so it's important to me just to be to show we exist and even though the fall right, voice is a stronger, we will not be suppressed. kick models, i thought it's just over a year since those isn't going to big and linked to the a file right alternative to germany, candidate to be its local administrative. the result was described as a turning point for the policy, which is anti immigration and skeptical of climate change. it also opposes gay marriage and expanding laws to allow same sex couples to adopt children. some matches, express fee is about increasing violence with oppon

we told you about christopher hunt. he was in search of a passenger he thought was named christine who saved him after he had a seizure behind the wheel. his attempts to find her was successful. today, reunited at the place he picked her up last week. but first, here is what happened. >> i started just twitching violently. unable to speak, really. she knew something was wrong right away. >> reporter: he was driving along in pleasanton when he had a seizure. >> i am losing it fast, you know. so, instead i just hit the brake and then she comes up through the middle here. once the car stops she puts it in park for me. >> things got foggy from there. >> that is the last thing that i remember her on the phone calling people. and i blacked out the next thing that i remember i was being, i was strapped to a gurney rolling into the er. >> reporter: in an attempt to find christine he posted this on the facebook page as a way to track her down. when the story aired, a friend of christina's, her correct name, made the connection.

>>>christopher hunt is an uber driver. what >>>>they >>special delivery. >>>>in case she happened to be here. we wanted to, uh, give some flowers tour. just to say thank you. >>>thank you to a passenger. he was giving a ride >>>>to >>until >>i started just twitching, violently. was unable to speak really? she knew something was >>>wrong. he was driving along hop yard road in pleasanton when he had a seizure. >>>>i'm losing it fast, you know? so instead, i just hit the brake. and then she comes up through the middle here once the car stops, she comes up and puts it in a park for >>>me, he says. things got foggy from >>>>there. is the last thing i remember is who are on the phone. calling people and then i had blacked out the next thing i remember. i was being strapped to a gurney rolling into the >>>er, christopher's mother drove him to our interview since he needs a doctors released to drive >>>>again. it's blocked because you have to get a physician to >>>clear it up in an attempt to find christine christopher posted this on pleasanton. pleasant ins faceb

the murder conviction of christopher dunn is now overturned. what he tells cbs news about the attorney general's efforts to keep him behind bars. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. >liz>and coming up tonight right here at 5:00, new video of a confrontation with police in san francisco that ended in gunfire. why? the police chief says they had no choice but to shoot that story and more tonight at five. and thank you so much for joining us for this conversation about the benefits and potential risks of these weight loss drugs. we'd love to hear what you think. post your thoughts online using the hashtag kpix cbs evening news is next. local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news, bay are >> norah: tonight, donald trump questions the race of kamala harris. >> i didn't know she was black. until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black and now she wants to be known as black. so i don't know, is she indian or is she black? >> norah: the former president's contentious interview at a convention of black journalists. >> i don

christopher: margins are not increasing yet.unds at bna was only up marginally, so they are still the leader in terms of low-cost deposits. i think yields will get better as ends roll over on the upside, but the cost of funds has to come down here that is where the fed policy will shift an interest rates third quarter, fourth quarter could be useful. i was very thing for the criticized loans were flat in the quarter from q1. charge-offs off only by one basis points. overall, that was a win. but you are not really seeing the big revenue growth on the spread side. investment banking, as you mentioned, was definitely higher. no issues there. no major surprise on the expense front. jonathan: i went through the year to date gains for some of these major players. over that last 12 months, you can double it they have been tremendous. there was something about this environment has been particularly good for the bigger players in the financial world. is something changing where you think things get better for the smaller, midsized banks,

christopher bosso is leading our next panel. christopher, you're on. the distinguished. i'm not sure i like that, too. most of you here, mike dukakis is a former three time governor and the nominee of his party for president. those of us here northeastern. however, mike dukakis is a teacher and colleague. mike had an office not much different than the rest of us which is to say in our former missouri of hall digs, drab carpets and world war era wooden desks fetched from the warehouse. mike had no special staff and in fact relied on a series of northeastern co-op students for assistance. more telling, mike taught his own courses and graded his own papers, a fact which made friends mine. early universities were celebrity didn't do either one. he was always quick to pick up the phone to recommend students for jobs, for internships, admission, grad school and any other opportunities that presented. that's why we're here. anybody any former students in the audience raise. your hand. political science colleagues. raise your hands. that's your community here at northeastern, mi

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joining us now from downing street is gb news political editor christopher hope. christopher. expecting them all to descend on number 10 very shortly. aren't we. >> that's right. morning both. that's right. so there's a political cabinet starting at 10:00 just now. and ellie reeves, who ran the labour labour campaign, has just gone in. steve reeves gone in, he's the environment secretary and we know, of course, angela rayner was here for an hour, eight till nine, and then we know that rachel reeves is in number 11 downing street. she may have stayed elsewhere overnight. she arrived in the government car. the sun's coming out on this new labour government. thank goodness. it's been raining for weeks. as far as i can make out in number 10 downing street, but i think it's quite an exciting time for them, really. i mean, some of them look quite delighted to be going through the front door. only two of the cabinet have had experience of being in government. pat mcfadden, john healey. the rest of them have been watching this front door through gb news and other tv screens for quite

director christopher wray is on capitol hill. facing some tough questions already this morning about the assassination attempt on former president trump. that hearing we're told will resume in the next few minutes. we'll bring you back live to that as soon as it starts up again. it comes one day after the united states secret service director kimberly cheatle, after refusing on monday to take any questions at all, quit. she resigned yesterday. over the security failures that led to the assassination attempt on trump and the killing, the murder, of a dad and a former fire chief corey comperatore. and two others wounded. so there she was on the hill testifying monday and admitted to failures but provided no answers. at multiple points she referred lawmakers to the f.b.i., which put christopher wray in a hotter seat than normal because those questions are going to come fast and furious. cheatle couldn't tell us about the shooter on this point and she said you could or whatever the points were she kept pointing to the f.b.i. i'm harr

today it was the turn of the fbi director, christopher wray . director, christopher wray.shooter who attempted to assassinate donald trump. the bombs in his car, the detonators about his person, the photographs on his phone, the drone keep us up. simply unmissable stuff will be cutting back to that for a short, second session. but first, get in touch all the usual ways . all the usual ways. gbnews.com/yoursay. but before all of that, it's your headlines. it's polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> martin, thank you and good afternoon to you. well, our top story today. police in kent say the stabbing of a british army officer near a barracks in gillingham isn't being treated as terrorism at this stage. detectives are continuing with their investigations after witnesses reported hearing screams just before 6 pm. yesterday in gillingham. locals rushed to help the army officer just in time to see the attacker, who was wearing a mask , attacker, who was wearing a mask, as he fled on a moped. the suspect was arrested later on suspicion of attempted murder . suspicion of attempted m

how might russia respond to that christopher? well, now in terms of what is going to be station in poland is going to be necessary. now, in terms of establishing like serious maintenance kind of deputy style maintenance in ukraine, that's difficult. again, they used truck rates and also beats acro, they run ways, and i know i deal on the ground based and the structure was not sold that we might desire as well permanent, already operates, that succeeds and it would make an ideal location to serious maintenance as well, as training now, in terms of how russia might react best of that, and you don't get into like that. and i, poland is already kind of be think of is that defense? and in a preparing for russian, i suppose miss chief and incursions. of course you've also got to balance that against the fact that where she was kind of already doing everything it really has to do in terms of interfering with nature. members. so you know, that was easy. that's cause for concern, but i wouldn't be too worried that it's christopher. thank

how might russia respond to that christopher as well. now in terms of what is going to be station in power and is going to be necessary now in terms of establishing like serious maintenance kind of deputies style maintenance in ukraine. that's difficult. again, they used to operate single say, be attack, wrap their room ways and i know how you deal on the ground based infrastructure was and also that we might desire as well. apparently, nobody operates that succeeds and it would make an ideal location to serious maintenance, as well as training. now, in terms of how russia might react best, let me look into like that. and i, poland is already kind of b fingers that defense and, and i am preparing for russian. i spoke with miss chief and incursions. of course, you've also got to balance that against the fact that she was kind of already doing everything. it really does to do in terms of interfering with nathan members. so you know, that was easy. that's cause for concern, but i wouldn't be too worried that chris or thank you very much for

. >> wednesday, fbi director christopher wray testifies on oversight of the agency, including the ongoing investigation into the assassination attempt on former president donald trump. watched a house judiciary committee hearing live at 10:00 ame eastern on c-span three, also available on c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. quick c-span is your unfiltered view of government, we are funded by these television companies and more, including midco. >> where you going? or, maybe a better question is, how far do you want to go? and how fast do you want to get there? now we are getting somewhere. so, let's go. let's go faster. let's go further. let's go beyond. >> midco supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> house democratic leader hakeem jeffries spoke to reporters on his endorsement of vice president, kamala harris to be the democratic presidential candidate. rep. jeffries: president biden is a gorilla, patriotic, transformational leader who will go down in american history as one

. >> reporter: christopher hunt is an uber driver with a special delivery. >> in case she happened to be here, we wanted to give some flowers to her. just to say thank you. >> reporter: thank you to a passenger he was giving a ride to until -- >> i started just twitching violently, was unable to speak really. she knew something was wrong. >> reporter: he was driving along hop yard road in pleasanton when he had a seizure. >> i'm losing it fast, you know. so instead i just hit the brake. and then she comes up through the middle here. once the car stops, she comes up and puts it into park for me. >> reporter: he says things got foggy from there. >> the last thing i remember is her on the phone calling people. and then i blacked out. the next thing i remember i was being -- i was strapped to a gurney rolling into the er. >> reporter: christopher's mother drove him to our interview, since he needs a doctor's release the drive again. >> see, it's blocked because you have to get a physician to clear it out. >> reporter: in an attempt to find christine, christopher posted this on pleasanton'

. >> reporter: christopher hunt is an uber driver with a special delivery. >> in case she happened to wanted to give some flowers to her. just to say thank you. >> reporter: thank you to a passenger he was giving a ride to until -- >> i started just twitching violently, was unable to speak really. she knew something was wrong. >> reporter: he was driving along hop yard road in pleasanton when he had a seizure. >> i'm losing it fast, you know. so instead i just hit the brake. and then she comes up through the middle here. once the car stops, she comes up and puts it into park for me. >> reporter: he says things got foggy from there. >> the last thing i remember is her on the phone calling people. and then i blacked out. the next thing i remember i was being -- i was strapped to a gurney rolling into the er. >> reporter: christopher's mother drove him to our interview, since he needs a doctor's release the drive again. >> see, it's blocked because you have to get a physician to clear it out. >> reporter: in an attempt to find christine, christopher posted this on pleasanton's facebook p

christopher paris. he's the penn state put pennsylvania state police commissioner who said they found eight shots. but casings, shell casings at with the shooter, meaning it appears he shot eight times. he he got about eight shots off in the second that he had to operate. we also know, again from paris that there was that he was probably on the roof for about two to three minutes and he was essentially in the seconds before he was started firing. there was a police officer who lifted up his head above that roof, saw him and perhaps prompted him to fire off much faster than he wanted to. i want to refer to that video. that video that we've that we've now watched a little bit it gives us some important context ashley the video that they put out on the left side, you see the building where two members of the beaver county emergency services unit, the swat team, so to speak to snipers were in that in that building. they were supposed to be watching that roof could they have seen something at a key time? ver

christopher, are you there for us? christopher?> please go ahead. yeah >> please go ahead. yeah >> sorry. the reshuffle was meant to start ten minutes ago. what's going to happen is the cabinet ministers will walk down downing street from the gates at the end into into number 10. get theirjobs, the end into into number 10. get their jobs, then exit through their jobs, then exit through the through the treasury. so we're expecting almost certainly the first people to come to walk up the street shortly will be angela rayner, the deputy leader. we know she's got that job and probably the housing secretary or the local government secretary. we again, we don't know if these titles stay the same. they might change from previous labour governments have changed the names of departments to try and give a new emphasis in that department. we know rachel reeves will will be made the shadow chancellor. she, of course, will can move in next door. number 11, downing street, next door to sir keir starmer in 10 downing street. but the rest is not v

political editor, christopher hope.istopher, you've been following the prime minister today. you've been at the white house today . what on the white house today. what on earth, is going on because it seems like there's a very confusing pledge from keir starmer here. >> hi, tom. yeah, welcome to washington, dc, where it is about 30 degrees here. and it's hot, a lot hotter. i think, than back in the uk. that's right. sir keir starmer has come here. this time last week he was staying in a b&b somewhere in the midlands i think tonight. and instead he finds himself being hosted by joe and jill biden for a glitzy white house dinner tonight. here in washington. that's right. so far, sir keir starmer has met with joe biden. they met their first handshake was in full view of the cameras at the nato summit just now , earlier we saw summit just now, earlier we saw him meet with olaf scholz, who's the german chancellor. the pair are quite good friends. he met quite interestingly with nick thomas—symonds, who is the for minister eu

they defaced a statue of christopher columbus and burned the stars and stripes.w with the latest is the member of the senate armed services committee, iowa senator joni ernst. senator, thanks very much for being here this morning. give yous you are -- us your reaction. >> great to be with you, maria. it was absolutely shameful what happened when prime minister netanyahu visited the united states, the united states congress, delivered his joint address and vice president kamala harris was not there to receive him nor preside over that joint session. she should have been there rather than attending a 5-day so or recordty convention. she should -- sorority convention. she should have been here at a time when israel is engaged in a deadly fight for survival. she chose to spend time with her chums rather than to come out and show israel that the united states will support them in this war. maria: and why do you believe it is so critical to support israel right now? i want to get your take on the difference in policy with regard to israel when you look at kamala harris

they defaced a statue of christopher columbus and burned the stars and stripes. the latest is the member of the senate armed services committee, iowa senator joni ernst. senator, thanks very much for being here this morning. give yous you are -- us your reaction. >> great to be with you, maria. it was absolutely shameful what happened when prime minister netanyahu visited the united states, the united states congress, delivered his joint address and vice president kamala harris was not there to receive him nor preside over that joint session. she should have been there rather than attending a 5-day so or recordty convention. she should -- sorority convention. she should have been here at a time when israel is engaged in a deadly fight for survival. she chose to spend time with her chums rather than to come out and show israel that the united states will support them in this war. maria: and why do you believe it is so critical to support israel right now? i want to get your take on the difference in policy with regard to israel when you look at kamala harris verse

. >>> joining us now, christopher o'leary and special fbi agent carl sh may. carl, what do you think the fbi is prioritizing right now as they try to nail down a motive? >> good morning, ana. the fbi is doing a deep dive into thomas crooks' background. it sounds like they've been executing search warrants. they want to look for any evidence of some indication of what his mind-set was. that means searching his home, his vehicle, any computers he might have had. it's been reported the fbi has his telephone. they're going to be looking at phone records, financial records. they're going to be interviewing a lot of people, anyone who might have known mr. crooks to provide some insight as to what his mind-set was. >> christopher, the fbi says the online activity is heightened. people are online right now mimicking the shooter. you work in this realm. what do you make of this>>> unfortunately it's not surprising, ana. the political environment was ripe for this. in the u.s. history, unfortunately u.s. violence is not uncommon. there have been four successful assassin

they defaced a statue of christopher columbus and burned the stars and stripes.he latest is the member of the senate armed services committee, iowa senator joni ernst. senator, thanks very much for being here this morning. give yous you are -- us your reaction. >> great to be with you, maria. it was absolutely shameful what happened when prime minister netanyahu visited the united states, the united states congress, delivered his joint address and vice president kamala harris was not there to receive him nor preside over that joint session. she should have been there rather than attending a 5-day so or recordty convention. she should -- sorority convention. she should have been here at a time when israel is engaged in a deadly fight for survival. she chose to spend time with her chums rather than to come out and show israel that the united states will support them in this war. maria: and why do you believe it is so critical to support israel right now? i want to get your take on the difference in policy with regard to israel when you look at kamala harris verse a

. >> reporter: christopher hunt is an uber driver with a special delivery. >> in case she happened to be here, we wanted to give some flowers just to say thank you. >> reporter: thank you to a passenger he was giving a ride to, until -- >> started twitching violently, was unable to speak really. she knew something was wrong. >> reporter: he was driving along popp yard road in pleasanton when he had a seizure. >> i'm losing it fast, you know? so i just hit the brakes and she comes up , through the middle, here, once the car stops, she comes up and puts it into park for me. >> reporter: he says that things got foggy from there. >> that's the last thing i remember, on the phone calling people, and then i blacked out. the next thing that i remember, i was strapped to a gurney rolling into the e.r. >> reporter: christopher's mother drove him into our interview , since he needs a doctors release to drive again.'s budget is blocks because you need a physician to clear it out. >> reporter: vista for posted this on pleasanton's facebook page as a way to track her down. >> i just want to thank

christopher wray at 10:00 a.m. kamala harris in indianapolis this afternoon. trump in charlotte at 6:00 and biden in the oval office at 8:00. >> dana: netanyahu at 2:00 p.m. we look forward to bringing you the news. >> bill: you have this scene from late yesterday afternoon. protestors taking over the capitol building ahead of a congressional address by the israeli prime minister netanyahu. dozens of democrats planning to skip that speech today on the house side. about half a dozen on the senate side. we'll follow it all. there is this. check it out. >> hear me when i say i know donald trump's type and in this campaign i promise you i will proudly put my record against his any day of the week. >> dana: kamala harris bashing donald trump. we'll hear a lot more of that. digging into her progressive roots and record and what that would mean for your bottom line next. >> bill: some dramatic video of a wild moment. that's just the tail end of it literally, right? a whale jumping on the back of that boat capsizes it. how this all ended for those on board. there were

today christopher wray, fbi head, will be on capitol hill in the hot seat. last week he told members of congress about stuff they found on the phone including pictures of joe biden and donald trump and various other people. he has things to say. it will be interesting to see how far he is able to go because they are still conducting the investigation. >> lawrence: i anticipate the director to say, i've been telling you about the threats, are you guys listening to me? will you listen to me now? >> brian: this is not necessarily the threat fbi director outlined, he was talking about the border. the parents were saying, my son is missing and they said the gun, the rifle is missing. >> they called 911 just hours before the shooting. they have been cooperating with the fbi. when they were approached by fox, they said they will release a statement when legal counsel advises them to do so. >> steve: bring in detective ted williams live in butler not far from the building we are showing there. so many mistakes were made. it was over an hour before the shooting that

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you will be talking to christopher wray later today. the fbi is running this investigation. expecting ihe will provide? >> i hope this is a better hearing than we had a couple days ago with the secret service director. i want to feel better about what the fbi is doing. corruption at the fbi, many colleagues are suspect of what the fbi comes up with. it is mire my hope director wray will answer questions and slightly put our mind at ease, if that is possible. i will call for a commercial comm commission, that is bipartisan and run by elected officials. i think the american people need to know more than the fbi is looking into this. it is appalling. we have terrible security for former and current presidents. i have to believe we can do better. i'm hoping for the best at this hearing. >> todd: what specific questions do you have for christopher wray specifically when it comes to background, motive, for the shooter himself? >> i want to know where we are, what information they have, what the plan is, what resignations are taking place, who is going to be held accountable, how t