good afternoon. i'm steven romo live. happy fourth of july to you out there. a lot to get you caught up on, including protests overnight in akron ohio following the death of jaylanalker after new and disturbing body cam footage was released showing police shooting the man more than 60 times as he ran away. also today, questions and frustration from democrats over

the president's response to the supreme court ruling on roe v wade, arguing he's not doing enough to protect abortion rights. and millions of americans have found traveling for the fourth to be less than a happy experience. thousands of flights delayed across the u.s. since saturday and nearly 1100 more today. of course, today is the last day of the holiday travel rush. millions of americans either heading home or getting ready to. it has been a rough ride for many. more than 11,000 flights in and out of the u.s. have been n 1,00 have en cancelled. >> reporter: here things are pretty smooth sailing today. as you can see behind me, i'm at

departures right now here at newark. this is a completely different story when you compare it to friday and through the weekend. right now this morning fewer than ten delays, just a couple of cancellations. across the country this morning, fewer than 1,000 delays. again, very different from the weekend with thousands of delays and hundreds of cancellations each day. i've been speaking with people who for the most part haven't had issues today but did have issues earlier this weekend. spoke to a couple headed to their honeymoon and still haven't been able to get a flighting to their destination. there are a variety of factors reports of one delta flight

offering passengers $10,000 to rebook onto other flights. there's also short staefstaffin issues. we're in a pilot shortage with many pilots during the pandemic being offered retirement packages, leaving and not coming back. today most people are at their destinations right now. it's the holiday. it's july 4th, so we're expecting to see things pick back up later tonight as well as tomorrow. on friday, record numbers of travelers, tsa screening about 2.5 million people. they hadn't seen those numbers since before the pandemic, february 11th of 2020. those numbers have stayed high throughout the weekend, although they've declined every day slightly as people have gotten to where they're spending the holiday. >> so glad to see some relief. it was quite a mess for so many

people this weekend. we appreciate it. now to akron, ohio, where the city has issued a 9:00 p.m. curfew for the downtown area and completely cancelled tonight's fireworks as officials brace for new protests today. so far we've seen a handful of people on the streets spending their fourth of july calling for justice for jaylan walker, the 25-year-old black man who led police on a high speed chase and tried to escape after they pulled him over. police have now released multiple body cam videos of what happened next, eight officers opening fire on walker as he ran, hitting him 60 times and killing him, according to the chief of police. we're going to show you a portion of that video with a warning. it is difficult to watch. [ inaudible ]

>> don't [ bleep ] move! >> don't [ bleep ] move! show me your hands! show me your [ bleep ] hands! [ gunshots ] >> now, we paused the video there, but you can hear all of the gunfire that continued. nbc's kathy park is in akron. there's obviously a lot of outrage over this especially after that video was released. what's the latest? >> reporter: that's right. it is the fourth of july holiday, but it certainly doesn't feel celebratory or festive here in downtown akron. as you mentioned, fireworks have been cancelled for today. a curfew has been issued. i can tell you here in the downtown section, the landscape has quickly shifted ever since

the release of that body cam footage. you'll notice snowplows barricading some roadways. last night there was some unrest with demonstrators. the window of that snowplow was blown out. the mayor of akron did issue a statement because of what happened yesterday with police. it says as night fell and others began to join, the protest became no longer peaceful. there was significant property damage done to downtown akron. small businesses up and down main street have had their windows broken. we will not tolerate the destruction of property or violence. he also stressed that anybody who is out breaking curfew between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. could potentially be looking at a fine or jail time. you mentioned there are demonstrations scheduled throughout the day today. you have a small group in front

of the justice center right behind me. it's been relatively peaceful and quiet for the most part. we know eight officers are on paid administrative leave and the state is handling this investigation. eventually it will be handed over to the attorney general's office for further action. >> what are demonstrators calling for? are they calling for outside agencies to continue the investigation or punishments for the officers? >> reporter: talking to folks on the ground, a lot are just outraged but what they saw yesterday. i think the biggest thing they want to underscore is it was excessive force. they didn't have to have all those officers fire on one individual like that. they're extremely disturbed by that video and they want accountability. they want the officers to be held accountable, whether it be fired. as i mentioned, they're on paid

administrative leave. >> thank you. across the country, the supreme court's reverse flal of roe v wade is still top of mind for many voters, particularly democrats now ten days since that decision. their goal is essentially twofold. first, to protect abortion rights whenever and however possible. and second, to keep the issue front and center as we head into the midterms. i want to bring in lauren leader, cofounder of an organization dedicated to empowering women. and adrian elrod, former senior aide to the biden/harris campaign. i know democrats are hoping the supreme court's decision gets more young people and moderates out to vote in november. but republicans also have reason to think it could motivate socially conservative voters who want to get the court to go even further. could the two sides cancel each other out? >> no, they can't. this is what mystifies me about why republican voters are saying

this. the numbers are on the side of democrats. no matter what poll you look at, between 70 and 80% of people in america regardless of political party want roe codified and the benefits that come with it. that means the numbers are on the side of democrats. sure it's going to rally a very small sector of the republican party base, the hard core base that wants to go further, wants to have even more restrictions on a woman's right to choose. right now the numbers are on the side of democrats. what we have to do going into the midterms is keep this momentum and make it clear that the only recourse with a 6-3 supreme court that leans very heavily in terms of creating an environment for women that is not productive, the only way to fix this is vote in more

democrats at every level. >> lauren, hhs secretary was on "meet the press" yesterday and talked about the administration's response to that ruling. >> we have to heed the word of the supreme court. so we will, but we will continue to find every avenue possible to make sure women have access to the care they need, including abortion care. i think we're continuing to explore everything that's out there. the difficulty is that simply because it's an idea doesn't mean it can go out into practice. >> do you see the solution more coming from this administration, or is it something that's more effectively addressed elsewhere? >> i think it's an all of the above. adrian is right about the numbers. the polls on the attitudes of voters relative to the dobbs ruling in september before roe

was overturned and just last week found there is a massive surge in democratic female voter engagement, especially among younger women. among younger women 18-29 we saw a 26 point increase in the commitment to voting in november. but there's absolutely a case for looking at every conceivable option. i think as we start seeing more threats to basic access to health care, including the potential to limit access to plan b and birth control, drugs that have been approved by the fda, it's going to require a super aggressive response on the part of the administration. when the states overstep their rights, the administration needs to push back hard. what's frustrating to those on the left, it's been a very short time, but i think we need to see some very serious work on the part of the administration to work with the senate to see if

we can get the filibuster overruled for some basic protections, especially protecting the life of the mother and in cases like rape and insist. let republicans try to vote against that. this recent story of the 10-year-old girl who had to cross state lines because she was pregnant from abuse is the kind of story i think is going to start to hit americans in a real way. if we start seeing limitations on things like ibf, you're going to see more crossover and pressure. democrats in the house and senate and white house are going to need to push hard for solutions at every level. >> lauren, part of the problem for democrats is there are a ton of other issues happens all at once, inflation, the economy, gas prices. with all of that going on, how do you keep issues like abortion

front and center? >> i mean, people walk and chew gum at the same time. yes, obviously inflation is an issue, but i'm telling you the data we're seeing is that this is a profoundly galvanizing issue for a specific coalition that have helped democrats win over and over again. it is essential for the roe issue, obviously, for democrats to hold the majority and even to pick up seats in the senate. but it doesn't mean those other issues don't matter. everyone needs to look at that closely over the summer. ultimately this is an existential crisis for those on the left. i think that's why we're seeing the polling data not showing this is galvanizing more republican voters. they had more enthusiasm earlier in the year and we're seeing

that wane now. >> adrian, it's continually shocking how short of an attention span voters seem to have. what do you say about keeping this issue front and center? >> this happened obviously in the summer before the midterms. i do think the momentum will continue. we're just a few months away from voting in a lot of key states. i'm not necessarily worried about that. the key here is the fact that we are getting younger voters motivated and mobilized. we aren't having to do that much work because it's happening right in front of us because women are fed up and frustrating and they are looking at the contract of the court and saying, my gosh, we may have to deal with this for the next

decade. with no end in sight, they know that the only way to protect a woman's right and keep our rights from eroding further is to vote for more democrats so we can codify roe. we just need two more democrats in the senate to make that happen. that we expand our number of senate seats in north carolina, for example. there are a lot of things we can do. i think younger voters are saying they are the only solution to making sure we can change the direction our country is going. >> so many people seem to want those specific details. we are following breaking news. our chicago affiliate reports that police are responding to an incident in the north suburban town of highland park.

the sheriff's office are assisting police with a shooting in the area of a fourth of july parade route. the town posted a message saying it's fourth fest has now been cancelled. we're continuing to follow this. we'll bring you more details as we get them. coming up, members of the january 6th committee are getting ready for their next public hearing. what vice chair liz cheney says about potential criminal referrals. plus, new republican pushback against a potential trump campaign in 2024. but will that have any impact on whether he decides to run? and how the supreme court's decision to over turn roe v wade has stopped abortion even in states that did not have trigger laws. t have trigger laws covid-19 moves fast, and now you can too by asking your healthcare provider if an oral treatment is right for you. oral treatments can be taken at home

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have to wait here, so why have we yet to see any criminal referrals come out of these hearings? >> it's always been independent for the department to do as it will. remember though they had the biggest investigation and prosecution of all time plowing through these hundreds of actual rioters on the ground. and only in the last couple of months have they opened investigations that potentially target the political actors, up to and including trump. so in doj time, they're moving with real dispatch. this is a huge sprawling case. when we get to the final $64,000 question, to indict or not to indict trump, there will be a welter of different kinds of policy and political considerations. that will take time and involve the white house. cheney made a really important point about potential crimes against lower folks, say,

meadows, ornato and people from trump's orbit. i think people would expect following the normal timeline, that it will still b any insigho what timeline could possibly be for crimina>> think right now ta real choice after the bombshell testimony of cassidy hutchinson to open an independent investigation of mark meadows on obstruction. a pretty clean case and they can put together the rest of the evidence in quick order. the question is, do they want to leapfrog over the normal process? we know right now they have yet to really hit the insider level,the white house. but that's about where they are. one more significant point of hutchinson's testimony, it broached for the first time a kind of connection between the white house and the sort of stones and flynns of the world,

who themselves are connected to the insurrectionists. so that could be one big sprawling conspiracy. anything at this level and going up will have to go through the deputy attorney general garland himself. but i think there is one possible piece of low-hanging fruit in meadows that potentially could crack everything wide open. >> you mentioned that potential obstruction referral for meadows. what about other referrals? how severe and far reaching? >> let's distinguish between referrals. because as cheney says, doj will do what it wants to do. but the ultimate charge here would be one of seditious conspiracy or incitement of a riot by trump. now it's about force, which

brings in those two serious charges and whether he's actually out front and fomenting them. that could be the ultimate. but there are intermediate steps involving not just meadows but giuliani, ornato and possibly members of congress. doj is certainly looking at that. they have a huge staff on it. i do think cheney recognizes it really doesn't depend on referrals from the committee. you don't want to make it look as if the doj might be dancing to your tune. you want to preserve their independence. you're totally right, it's two separate questions. >> you mentioned cassidy hutchinson's bombshell testimony. what's what committee member adam kinsinger said about that.

>> this happens every day. we get more people with stories. >> will we hear from witnesses that you did not know about with stories you did not hear because of the hearings so far? >> yes, yes. there is. there will be way more information and stay tuned. >> we don't have a ton of time but how significant is this, the fact that these witnesses with new information have come forward after hutchinson's testimony? >> very significant for the committee. quick point, though, if doj is in the game, they don't need to temperize. they just file a search warrant and kind of get everything. i think the committee is earnest in saying new people are coming out of the wood work and they are important. >> thank you so much for that information. coming up, new pushback

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more on that breaking news now in illinois. illinois state police are now assisting law enforcement in the chicago suburb of highland park with what they call a shooting in the area of a fourth of july parade route. police are asking everyone to stay clear and allow them to do their work. the town posted a message saying its fourth fest has been cancelled. there are some emerging cracks in the republican party heading into the midterms. as the gop looks even further out to the 2024 presidential elections, republican congresswoman liz cheney in the reelection fight of her life gave this warning about the future of her party and donald trump. >> it can't survive if he's our nominee, no. i think that he can't be the party nominee and i don't think the party would survive that.

i believe in the party and i believe in what the party can be and can stand for. i'm not ready to give that up. those of us who believe in republican priniples have a responsibility to lead the party back to what it can be. >> i want to bring in elena everly and tim miller. tim, first to you on that warning from congresswoman cheney, what happens to the republican party if donald trump is the nominee or if he does win the white house again? >> my concerns are more about the broader american democracy here on this independence day.

i think liz cheney, god love her, is stalwart in representing the principles that the republican party ostensibly stood for. but she's in a deep minority right now within the party. i think that she is on a path to probably a big defeat in the wyoming pprimary. i think that is the bigger concerning part for me. if trump were to be nominated in 2024, that it wouldn't cause the crackup of the republican party, that a number of people would stick with him within the party that would put us on a trajectory for a very combustible and potentially dangerous election in 2024. >> elena, the party in the white house historically faces immense headwinds in a midterm year

anyway. what happens if donald trump jumps in early to the 2024 race before the midterms? what are do they do with that? >> i'm concerned about the larger meaning for our democracy. i will say donald trump getting in the race is actually to the benefit of democrats. voters rejected donald trump in 2020. when he was in the race, we won the white house and held the house and won the senate. that means if he were to get back in the race, we would be assured then to win the white house in 2024 and republicans have to deal with having donald trump in the race and deciding whether or not they're going to tether their boat to him. the january 6th committee have

shown him to be a thug or be the person who would be the demise of our democracy, be the person who brings nothing but drama to the administration and the white house. i think republicans don't want that. as a democrat, i would be pleased to see him cut from the race, because that leads to the demise of the republican party. >> tim, we're full blown into primary season right now. we want to talk about what some republican candidates and the arizona governor's race. >> the 2000 mules movie is something that i think we have great concern about in terms of the use of the drop boxes. >> ukraine is corrupt. >> i'd like to ask everybody on the stage if they would agree we had a corrupt stolen election. raise your hand. >> why can't we treat human life in the same way we would treat

alien life? >> i'm pro-life from conception to death. >> no exceptions for rape or incest? >> well, that's a gray area. >> shocking to hear some of that. president biden has said this isn't your father or grandfather's republican party. what do you think about all those comments? >> these primaries always have some gadflies, but in the wyoming clip talked about the debunked 2000 mules video that is harriet hagerman. all of these folks are still going along with this debunked conspiracy that they know is a conspiracy. bill stepien said so.

she was a mainstream news reporter. it is all a farce. this is what has happened with the republican party. there's maybe a slight majority or about half the party actually believes some of these extreme views but the people causing the problems are the other half of the party who's going along with this because that's how they think they can win. i look at the carrie lakes and harriet hagermans the real danger in this. >> of course for democrats, the economy is front and center. it was democrat strategist james carville who coined the term it's the economy stupid. july 4th crystallizes this for

so many people. with all of the urgency around abortion right now and the astounding evidence of the january 6th committee that they are laying out, does it all truly boil down to the economy in the end? and how can democrats message around that? >> it is unclear. we do know everyone is feeling the pain. we know consumers are feeling the hikes as you mentioned in gas prices and at the grocery store. you're going to see the biden administration hitting hard the understanding of that message, the understanding of that pain and demonstrating everything they can do to try to loosen up the supply chain challenges we're facing right now. but you're also going to see that there's no way that supreme court case and the overturning of roe can be a silver leaning.

there is the potential that that case, that decision helps to galvanize the coalition that came together in 2016 and those who voted for donald trump in 2016 but against him in 2018 and 2020. the potential to bring that coalition back together for the midterms and 2024. the january 6th committee, i don't think that's going to change voters' minds in the midterms. i think what it does is take trump out of the equation for 2024. that's where we stand. right now in wisconsin, a law dating back to the 1800s that bans abortions is now back in effect even though the state's democratic governor and

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welcome back. wisconsin is one of many states where republicans have dusted off century old abortion laws, some even predating the civil war and they've enacted them into law. right now 173-year-old statute is in effect banning all terminations unless it's necessary to save a patient's life. it makes providing any other abortion a felony punishable by up to six years in prison. many wisconsin providers have turned their efforts to providing telemedicine abortions to patients in neighboring states where it's still legal. joining me is a member of the committee to protect reproductive freedom task force. she provided health care in her

state of wisconsin before the overturning of roe. the law is even more restrictive and complicated than it sousoun. i understand it takes three physicians to sign off on abortion if the patient's life is at risk. >> this 173-year-old law is very confusing. imagine how different life was all those years ago when this law was written. it was one year after wisconsin became a state, 70 years before women earned the right to vote in this country. this law does not apply. we really believe it doesn't apply. but because there's so much at risk, providers are taking every precaution to preserve our personal liberty, our ability to practice and serve. most of us serve in other roles as well as being abortion providers. so we're being as careful as possible.

that's why we stopped providing abortions here in wisconsin the minute that dobbs came out. >> i know there was so much confusion and heartbreak for patients in your state and all over the country. you have patients right now who need abortions, but it's not possible legally where you are. what can you do to help them? >> you're right. we don't know what to do. you mentioned three physicians have to sign off. we don't know that's really true. the way the law is written is very vague. we don't really know. all we know is our hands are tied. this affects some of our most vulnerable patients, patients from the bipoc community, lgbtq community. much of wisconsin is rural. this affects our most vulnerable patients and it also affects everyone. our wealthiest patients are affected because they midnight have access to ivf care or

emergency care if they were to experience a pregnancy complication in the middle of the night. there are a lot of unanswered questions. what many of us are doing to help is going to other states. i, for example, will be providing telemedicine abortions in the state of minnesota. many of my colleagues are going to illinois. >> your democratic governor has been fighting against these abortion restrictions since before roe fell. he has offered clemency to doctors in your state prosecuted for providing terminations. are you concerned the situation could be exacerbated if he's replaced? >> 100%. the governor has been a hero for women's health here in wisconsin. we couldn't feel more supported by the governor. however, our state legislature, because of profound gerrymandering in this state, is

completely on a different page. in fact, the governor called them into special session just two weeks ago and they did what they always do. they gavelled in and within a minute they gavelled out. they don't care. so without the governor, wisconsin becomes like any other completely red state. we desperately need to keep him and the attorney general here in wisconsin. >> what would you say to a woman seeking reproductive care in wisconsin? >> we are doing our best to support our patients and neighbors. but for people who are needing health care -- and abortion is health care -- we're encouraging them to call planned parenthood. we have patient navigators set up to help them find pathways. also reach out to illinois and minnesota.

there are plenty of providers there. there is a backlog. we're trying to stream line-up those pathways for our patients. ultimately it comes down to taking care of each other. we will continue to do that. >> thank you so much. we continue to keep an eye on highland park, illinois, where officials say there was a shooting at a fourth of july parade this morning. we'll bring you the latest as soon as we get updated. plus, the shocking moment at what was supposed to be a day of celebration. a jet truck driver killed during a stunt at a michigan air show. g a stunt at a michigan air show it's still the eat fresh refresh, which means subway's upping their bread game. we're talking artisan italian bread, made fresh daily!

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in new york. breaking news, a reported shooting at a fourth of july parade in the chicago suburb of highland park has left an unknown number of people injured. illinois state police are assisting local law enforcement. our chicago station says police are still searching for the person firing shots, according to authorities. police are asking everyone to stay out of the area and allow law enforcement and first responders to do their work. the governor says he's made all state resources available. democratic congressman brad schneider says he was at the start of the parade when the shooting began and adds he and his team are safe. highland park and nearby evanston, illinois have canceled their fourth of july festivities. our affiliate reports streets were cleared along the parade route as well as nearby glencoe. here is what witnesses are telling our affiliate. >> i heard like a pop, pop, pop. like everybody, i thought it's maybe a display from one of the