. >> according to the ap the district attorney's office think shooter dead in a rally attendee killed. still developing but to hear numerous pops so many people and that crowd, people were trying

the shooter, the suspected gunman, as they're calling them, and one attendee is dead in this in this incident go ahead, jonathan wackrow finish your thought. >> well, i mean, it just it talks about the gravity and the tragedy that just occurred, right. we have a a member who attended this rally who is now dead. it talks about the dynamic and unpredictable nature that these threats but again, law enforcement trains for this. and wolf, what i was saying just before that information was we did hear the initial gunfire. then there was a slight pause and then you heard rapid gunfire in response so to me, not just listening to that audio shows that there was a shooter and then there was some response from law enforcement. and now we heard from evan at that that the shooter was neutralized. we heard from the agents on the stage that the shooter was was down. so that was a key moment for the agents. part of the shift to then be able to feel that it was a safe enough moment or there was a lull in the gunfire that they could they could move the president from the stage to the to the limousine

and meanwhile, the lobby at the marriott marquis was also full of attendees. we have over 700 associates. >> get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >> you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says they're more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous on how they will fare during the off months. we've got dreamforce a coming up in september. but, >> you know, after semi leaves town, august is looking to be a very slow month. >> and dreamforce is the next big conference that will see down there. that's from september 17th the 19th and then they expect like nearly 200,000 people. so this may look like a lot. that's nothing compared force. so they're excited for how the streets look around. and just there was saying that they're better than they were, you kn

. >> associated press is reporting a shooter is dead and a rally attendee was killed at a donald trumpvent in pennsylvania. that is according to the public county district attorney who spoke with the ap, during former president trump's campaign rally, he was carried out the stage and blood could be seen by his ear but he was conscious after loud bangs ring out during the event. we will show you his remarks up until the point he was escorted off stage. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next president of the united states, president donald k trump. ♪ >> ♪ i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i will not forget the men who died. that right to me and i gladly stand up and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ from alexa minnesota to the hills -- from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. where there is pride in every american heart and it is time to say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i will not f

at least at that moment. >> doctor, you were there as an attendee. tell us about the level of security required to enter these fair grounds. >> it was quite tight. i mean, it was a good hour to get in. >> apn hour? >> an hour to get in to go through the metal detectors. i had an artificial knee that always lights up metal detectors. and they had to wand me after i got in. and they confirmed that i had that. it was quite tight. i felt pretty secure there. also where my vantage point in the stands, i could observe -- i could observe what i considered to be s.w.a.t. snipers with silencers. >> we lost him. >> i think we just lost him. >> the reason, adriana, that description of the distance is so important is it gets to security protocols. clearly security perimeter was not broad and wide enough if as we were just hearing from the witness, it took an hour to get through the metal detectors and screening and someone was able at a distance to take a fairly clear shot that close to a secret service detailee. >> i just got a text from the fo foremaner presid

>> while many attendees remain rattled, a boisterous roll call kicked off the national convention thison and settled nerves, cementing trump as the party's nominee for a third straight time. >> on behalf of the 125 delegates in the unbelievable state of florida, we hereby nominate every single one of them for the greatest president that's ever lived as donald j. trump. >> reporter: trump announced his running mate naming ohio senator j.d. vance, a 39-year-old staunch trump ally who was once a trump critic before embracing his policies to help secure a senate seat in 2022. ♪ ♪ for trump and republicans, the good news seemed to flow all day monday with cheers after judge eileen cannon made the stunning decision to dismiss the classified documents case against trump, ruling special counsel jack smith's appointment violated the constitution. top republicans say these developments, coupled with the surge of goodwill for trump in the wake of the assassination attempt have left him and us with strong position as the campaign heats up. >> what kind of day was this politically for republicans?

we are short on time so let's close with this what important message you want to leave the attendees here with today and for the meeting as we go into the rest of the week to the rnc convention? spun for this group in particular want you to know if the left using the ar-15 is escape to for your rights. last year 6%, 6% of all homicides were at the hands of an ar-15. 60% were at the hands of a handgun so what they are going to try to do is demonize the ar-15 to make it seem like everybody is a craze mass shooter even though it's completely false. my message to you all is to be vigilant here. they cannot go after our rights and they can go after bump stocks or are ar-15. the second we allow them to infringe it on that we are letting the fox into the henhouse. .. thank you for incorporating what's a basic principle when it comes to firearms, and that's training. making sure people who own firearms know how to operate them and how to handle them and ultimately provide a product that provides more security for those who want to carry conceal. thank you for having us today. i appreciate it

we are expecting nearly 50,000 attendees to come to this convention site between monday and thursday.y: tyler kendall reporting outside fiserv forum, thank you so much. those delegates are beginning to trickle in today. we know former president donald trump after surviving the attempted assassination is en route to milwaukee. we will keep you updated when he does arrive in the city. still ahead, the impact of this weekend's assassination attempt overseas. that is next on the special "balance of power" from milwaukee on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ joe: this is a special "balance of power

is there a sense among attendees about whether this was, in fact the right choice to have him appear on this panel? >> there are certainly tend to, seem to be two very different camps on that. one, as i said, was thinking that it was very important that president trump be here to face these journalists, who are some the best in our field, who have the opportunity to ask him the questions that matter to them and to their communities. and then there were other journalists who felt that he did not belong here. they they felt this is our safe space. this is a place where we come together as journalists, and they see it as, him in some ways invading their safe space because former president trump, as we have seen, has not always had kind words to say, particularly towards black women, as he was in the white house, and so those were challenging things that they had to face. and i think we have to remember at the end of the day that journalists are human, too. and so i think i was impressed with everyone's ability to stay focused on their purpose for being there without diving too much into

and meanwhile, the lobby at the marriott marquis was also full of attendees. are house keepers are happy smiles on their faces when we have conferences like this, we have over 700 associates get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >> you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says they're more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous on how they will fare during the off months. we've got dreamforce a coming up in september. but, you know, after semi leaves town, august is looking to be a very slow month. >> and reinforces september 17th through the 19th nearly 200,000 people are expected to attend that event. you only imagine how busy the streets will be. i'm sara stinson reporting live in san francisco. back to >> all right, sarah, thank you. new at 10 san

trump from saturday, fist raised, face bloodied, mouthing "fight" embraced by attendees. printed on shirts at this stand near the arena where elizabeth hittos spent more than $400. >> i bought eight. i have lots of nieces and nephews who are big trump supporters. >> reporter: a handful of delegates wearing fake ear bandages on the floor, and the crowd mirroring that raised fist during donald trump jr.'s speech last night. >> fight, fight, fight! >> reporter: that moment preceding wednesday's headliner, the new republican vice presidential nominee, ohio senator j.d. vance. >> president trump represents america's last best hope to restore what if lost may never be found again, a country where a working class boy born far from the halls of power can stand on this stage as the next vice president of the united states of america. >> reporter: the 39-year-old, introduced by his wife usha, repeatedly name-dropping the rust belt states where the campaign hopes he'll boost turnout and highlighting his upbringing raised in poverty, his mother struggled with addiction. >> tonight i'

two other attendees are in critical condition. as we watched all of this unfold live, it was hard to believe we were witnessing what was really happening. >> take a look at what happened. [ sound of gunfire ] >> get down, get down. [ sound of gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> reporter: secret service agents rushed former donald trump off stage after shots were fired moments after he started speaking at the evening rally in butler county, pennsylvania. >> we had an assassination attempt against our former president donald trump. it is still an active crime scene. >> reporter: the secret service says a man attending the rally was killed. a doctor standing nearby tried to help him performing cpr. >> a guy was jammed between the benches. >> reporter: trump raised his fist as he left the stage. on his truth social site, the president said he was shot by a bullet that pierced the upper part of his right ear. i knew immediately something was wrong, i heard a whizzing sound, shots, and felt the bullet ripping through the skin. much bleeding took

absolutely. >> reporter: cbs news has learned one of the two wounded rally attendees, 74-year-old jamesgen is recovering from wounds to the stomach and to the leg. as for this rally site, it remains an active crime scene. the fbi is still combing through, and just moments ago they finally lowered that enormous u.s. flag over the stage. norah? >> norah: scott macfarlane, thank you very much. the secretary of homeland security said today that someone outside government will soon be appointed to lead an independent review of the security failures of the trump rally. he also announced that robert f. kennedy jr., the independent party candidate will get secret service protection. worn out from cbs's nancy cordes at the white house. >> adjustments have been made to the former president's detail to the current president's detail. >> reporter: homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas called the security during yesterday's shooting of failure, but he still has confidence in secret service director kimberly cheatle. is the secret service stretched too thin? >> we've drawn resources not only across t

a small pool was also available, so the four legged attendees could cool off.adoption fees were also waived to help animals find their new forever homes. one pet parent says she plans to come back next year. >> absolutely, yeah. it's just a fun way to, you know, hang out and community with others and celebrate gay pride. >> the berkeley humane society's mascot was also there, waving to crowds and other pups in attendance. >> all right, we're in for a rough week. weather wise, so be safe out there every day. stay cool, drink plenty of water, stay hydrated. do what you can. we got you covered. mornings on two. our next newscast coming up at four. >> yeah. and to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. be sure to download the fox local app that april 16th. that was ten weeks ago. after a loss to sacramento. klay thompson walks off the court for what now appears to be the last time as a member of the

attendees were encouraged to bring their families to enjoy some music, food and camaraderie. those who took part told us they hope that the country can find some common ground. despite political differences. >> we are not each other's enemies. we are all one country. let's remember that on this day, especially that america is still free, that we still have a democracy and we should be very proud of that and that we could have hope for the future. >> and anna jane kramer, who is running for congress, said that she hopes that americans won't be so polarized. >> but instead will work together going forward. >> and in san francisco, it was a little slice of americana at the lake street 4th of july parade. this parade has been going on in glen park for 20 years now. the festive mini parade drawing neighbors along with the mayor and other elected officials. the event included food and music, plus readings from the declaration of independence. people who live there say they were happy to spend time with their neighbors. >> i think it really brought the whole community together, like

sam, do you get a sense in talking to attendees there about how the events of this past weekend, the shooting at the rally, changed the tone and the feel of the convention so far? >> i think there has been perhaps less of an attack on the democratic platform. the democratic candidates and more focus on, frankly, just the republican party. it seems that it has taken a little bit of you know, of the jabs out of this week, at least so far. we have heard from inside that wisconsin republican senator ron johnson had delivered a speech that was supposed to be a speech about unity, but was actually starting to attack the democratic side. so as the week goes on, i imagine that tempers will kind of cool, and hopefully the temperatures will as well as it's been hot and sticky here, but so far it has been a little bit, you know, toned down at least to start. >> do you get that sense with the attendees as well, when you talk about two hours to kind of get through certain checkpoints in certain areas that everyone's kind of taking it all in stride, given everything that has happened in the last c

and meanwhile, the lobby at the marriott marquis was also full of attendees. we have over 700 associates. >> get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >> you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says they're more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous on how they will fare during the off months. we've got dreamforce a coming up in september. but, >> you know, after semi leaves town, august is looking to be a very slow month. >> the next big conference is dreamforce and that will take place on september 17th through the 19th nearly 200,000 people attended that event. you can only imagine how busy it will get in that downtown area. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> alright, elton john is coming back to san francisco. the legendar

specifically, mr. compared to our a former president, trump and the other rally attendees. woodard and butler are now members of a club. no one wants to belong to the thousands of people who have fallen victim to mass shootings. last year, we had $655.00 mouth shootings in america defined as 4 or more people being shot or killed in a single event, not including the shooter. 712 people died in nearly 2700 people were wounded in these attacks and 2023 mass shootings are common place. they happen to have political rallies and constituent meetings. in our elementary schools, middle schools and high schools and churches, synagogues, and mosques and movie theaters and parades in night clubs and grocery stores in concerts and on street corners. here are the worst mass shootings in the last 11 or 12 years. the list is a grim reminder of the heretic, damage in depth wrought by assault weapons, and they are 15 in particular that have taken the lives of our children, parents, colleagues, and neighbors. this is a, it's a very partial list match, shootings that become so frequent, that we don't eve

this is where press and general attendees have had their cars parked. this is where we evacuated to when we were told to leave the site that is now a crime scene, and i have been running into witnesses here as people have been trying to find their cars, trying to make their way out. that is where i ran into a man named joseph, and i want to introduce you to him now. as we just learned, joseph, you weren't listening to the program here, but lester holt, nbc news just reporting that one of the attendees has died from injuries as a result of the shooting. joseph, you told me off camera that you may have witnessed this. i'm so sorry to be talking to you in this tragic moment, but can you describe what it is that you saw? >> i was attending the rally. i was in the set of bleachers, the very far left of the podium where donald trump was speaking, president trump was speaking. i was there with friends. i heard several gunshots. the man beside me suffered a gunshot wound to the head, was instantly killed, fell to the bottom of the bleachers. another woman looke

the other rally attendees are now members of a club no one wants to belong to, the thousands of people who have fallen victim to mass shootings. last year we had 655 mass shootings in america defined as four or more people being shot or killed in a single event, not including the shooter. 712 people died and nearly 2700 people were wounded in these attacks in 2023. mass shootings are common place. they appear en at political rallies and constituents meetings. elementary, middle and high schools, churches, synagogues, mosques, movie theaters and parades and nightclubs and grocery stores and concerts and on street corners. here are the worst mass shootings in the last 11 or 12 years. the list is a grim reminder of the horrific damage and death wrought by assault weapons that have taken the lives of our children, parents, colleagues, and neighbors. this is a very partial list. mass shootings have become so frequent that we don't even hear about them anymore since the mass shooting in butler, there have already been at least ten additional mass shootings in america. two of which took place

and meanwhile, the lobby at the marriott marquis was also full of attendees.have over 700 associates. >> get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >> you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says they're more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous on how they will fare during the off months. we've got dreamforce a coming up in september. but, >> you know, after semi leaves town, august is looking to be a very slow month. >> the next big conference is dreamforce and that will take place on september 17th through the 19th nearly 200,000 people attended that event. you can only imagine how busy it will get in that downtown area. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> coming up, giants back at oracle park taking on the jays oracle park

and meanwhile, the lobby at the marriott marquis was also full of attendees. we have over 700 associates. >> get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >> you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says they're more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous on how they will fare during the off months. we've got dreamforce a coming up in september. but, >> you know, after semi leaves town, august is looking to be a very slow month. >> the next big conference is dreamforce and that will take place on september 17th through the 19th nearly 200,000 people attended that event. you can only imagine how busy it will get in that downtown area. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> will san francisco leaders they've given their final approval to

and meanwhile, the lobby at the marriott marquis was also full of attendees. we have over 700 associates >> get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >> you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says they're more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous on how they will fare during the off months. we've got dreamforce a coming up in september. but, >> you know, after semi leaves town, august is looking to be a very slow month. >> the next big conference is dreamforce and that will take place on september 17th through the 19th nearly 200,000 people attended that event. you can only imagine how busy it will get in that downtown area. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> while the fda now investing 15 million dollars into expanding alam

an innocent rally attendee was also killed. and this attack has shocked the nation, drawn condemnation from across the political spectrum, and completely upended what was already the most unusual presidential campaign of our lifetime in a deeply divided country. we are covering all the fallout this morning. we begin with rachel scott, who was at the rally last night. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good mo morning to you. we were at the rally on the press riser just about 100 feet away from where the former president was standing as that gunfire had erupted. he had taken the stage p he was less than ten minutes into his speech when those shots were fired. ♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ it should have been a normal campaign rally by former president donald trump. instead -- >> if you want to really see something that's sad take a look at what happened -- [ gunshots ]. >> reporter: an assassination attempt. the gunfire coming just minutes into trump's speech. the former president grabbing his ear, ducking behind t

and meanwhile, the lobby at the marriott marquis was also full of attendees. we have over 700 associates get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson, is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >> you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says they're more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous on how they will fare during the off months. we've got dreamforce a coming up in september. but, >> you know, after semi leaves town, august is looking to be a very slow month. >> the next big conference is dreamforce and that will take place on september 17th through the 19th nearly 200,000 people attended that event. you can only imagine how busy it will get in that downtown area. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> 6.20, is the time in san francisco. leaders have given their final a

. >> we are just getting something and now, to the ap, the shooter is dead and a rally attendee was killed at the trump of it. the butler county district attorney is telling them according to the associated press, shooter dead and someone who was attending the rally, that is the latest. >> the das first name, richard gaultier and as you say, i killed the shooter dead another person in serious condition. we will wait for more information for that kt tablets joined us now, where are you and what have you learned? >> phone call with former ambassador in the front row sitting close to david mccormick and the first thing he said was i never thought this would happen again. he then went into detail about what he saw, he saw gunsmoke and bullets flying in multiple directions. that's what we have heard from a number of people tonight's, given the first eyewitness testimony being there and he had the same opinion, the president was lucky to be alive which is what senate candidate dave mccormick also told you guys earlier about the current situation so sure we will hear from the president, we are tw

the suspect was killed opinion an innocent really attendee was killed and this attack has shocked the nation and calling for condemnation across the nation and what was an unusual campaign already of our lifetime in a deeply divided country. we are covering all of the fall jowl this morning and we begin with rachel scott at the rally last night. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. we were, in fact, on the press riser 100 feet away from where the former president was standing as that gunfire erupted. trump had just taken the stage. he was less than ten minutes into his speech when those shots were fired. ♪ proud to be an american ♪ >> reporter: it should have been a normal campaign reallily by former president trump. instead? >> you want to see what really was said, take a look at what happened. >> reporter: an assassination attempt. the gunfire coming minutes into trump's speech. the former president grabbing his ear' ducking behind the podium. secret service members quickly rushing on to the stage to shield him. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the crowd just fe

and meanwhile, the lobby at the marriott marquis was also full of attendees.r 700 associates get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson, is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >> you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says they're more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous on how they will fare during the off months. we've got dreamforce a coming up in september. but, >> you know, after semi leaves town, august is looking to be a very slow month. >> that was kron four's. sara stinson reporting dreamforce is the next big conference in downtown san francisco takes place september 17th through the 19th and nearly 200,000 people attend that event. elton john us performing tibet news come out yesterday, too. all right. there's a beloved elephant. >> it's going to be leaving his home in oakland. s

and meanwhile, the lobby at the marriott marquis was also full of attendees.have over 700 associates get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson, is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >> you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says they're more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous on how they will fare during the off months. we've got dreamforce a coming up in september. but, >> you know, after semi leaves town, august is looking to be a very the next big conference is dreamforce and that will take place on september 17th through the 19th. >> nearly 200,000 people attended that event. you can only imagine how busy it will get in that downtown area. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> our nation cheering you on. >> we are so proud of beat canada and bring back tha

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and meanwhile, the lobby at the marriott marquis was also full of attendees. get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >> you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says they're more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous on how they will fare during the off months. we've got dreamforce a coming up in september. but, >> you know, after semi leaves town, august looking to be a very slow month. >> the next big conference is dreamforce and that will take place on september 17th through the 19th nearly 200,000 people attended that event. you can only imagine how busy it will get in that downtown area. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. well for your money this morning, many americans say >> they often feel a little tired to work even aft

so i, i have a thought if the victor like to play it of some reaction from attendees there of what they said. and i would hope that it's next to me, so i can break the guy's neck. i'm not concerned about my safety if something happens to be in the dress. i feel like that's a whole nother photo kind of excitement. i feel safe and you know, after what happened last week, i just felt we had to be here to support him. what i really love about this grow does, it's not that we respect the police officers, so we have chan when police officers upon the yeah. so as you can see, a ton of energy, a ton of excitement. every time police officers went by, everyone was shouting and cheering for them. people were saying because of what happened, they were more rally behind the president and made more of an attempt. so it's interesting that you say because of what happened because prior going to aren't seeing stevie you are on the show. we were talking about the division that it happened within the republican party. we were talking about there was still a wing that was potentially going to cost some sor

today is the actual ceremony which will happen and you will have a galaxy of stars, international attendeeslebration which many call the mother of all weddings and it has certainly left its mark and more importantly, and more than anything else, is the sheer display of money and wealth. tell me a little bit about the families, because many have argued that they have done a lot to lift people out of poverty as well.- lot to lift people out of poverty as well. well, that mi . ht poverty as well. well, that might be _ poverty as well. well, that might be true. _ poverty as well. well, that might be true. mukesh - poverty as well. well, that - might be true. mukesh ambani is the chairman of reliance industries, india�*s largest conglomerate, asia�*s richest person, possibly sixth richest person, possibly sixth richest person in the world, whose personal wealth is apparently $122 billion, according to the forbes list. so they�*ve done a fair bit of charity. his son, anant ambani, who�*s getting married, runs a rescue zoo where they rescue animals and before this wedding actually happened, earlie

and with attention now focused on protecting the former president and other attendees in milwaukee, theprepared. we are confident in the current plan that we have, based of a technical assessment, protective intelligence and we continuously monitor information related to the events so we are confident in the plans we

so we have another attendee who or online attendee who would like to know if there were the same rigorous requirements in the continental navy as the army for inoculate elation that's a tough question they did inoculate in the navy. but washington isn't specifically those commands. far as i know. inoculate asian did spread on on board ships a lot of sailors i don't know this is me waffling because i don't totally know but a lot of sailors really out inoculation. it was extremely popular because you're sailing from from port to port you're likely to to pick up a disease. so some of the initial enthusiasm, inoculation very early on came from sailors and sailing communities. so they also would have leapt at the chance to do it. i'm not aware of of direct orders them to do so, though. and another online attendee would like know if if soldiers were inoculated if anybody was inoculated before joining the army. was was there proof of that? where were they required to do it again or how did that how did that work? so washington does and in one of his letters, he doesn't always say it this way, bu

is still with us, anus had at that moment to go down at the so must have that other leaders and attendees been commenting on biden's mental fitness. that was of course, a shock and it was right before this highly anticipated press conference, but i think we have to be fair here to buy it and correct it themselves right away . and that's exactly what, for example, the, the drum and chancellor or lock charts referred to when he was asked about that saying, or lock shows that many people make mistakes much more than one would think. i just referred to to joe biden as a president. donald trump, you know, people mix up names, i think that's not really the problem here. you do that after a long conference with these hours and hours of meeting and high performance, which joe biden did. it's more of the, the kind of the optim off of this, this is really this, the page which was such a deep, the, these officer and, you know, everything is kind of adding onto that. and the big question will be, is a job. i didn't really will be able to clear that. and again, with this press conference today, he was

trump on stage as marked on the map there around the center of your screen officials say one rally attendee was killed too. others critically injured. now, here's part of the statement. trump posted on social media, quote, i was shot with a bullet that pierced the upper part of my right ear. i knew immediately that something was wrong in that i heard a whizzing sounder shots and immediately felt the bullet ripping through the skin. now we do have extensive coverage for you from the scene of the rally. two reaction from washington and beyond. let's start by bringing in retired fbi supervisory special agent, and cnn law enforcement contributor, steve moore. good to steal. steve, let's start with a knife aiming to the suspect because that's only happened in the last few minutes now, investigators know who it is. what are they going to be doing in terms of investigating him well, they're going to they're going to essentially write his biography they're going to find out how he has been healthy wise mental health wise for the last five to ten years. >> what he's doing, what he's going whether he

this is where the press and general attendees have had their cars parked. this is where we evacuated to when we were told to leave the site that is a crime scene. i have been running into witnesses as people have been trying to find their cars and make their way out. that is where i ran into a man named joseph. i want to introduce you now, joseph, you were not listening to the program. lester holt, nbc news just reporting that one of the attendees has deceased from injuries as a result of the shooting. you told me off-camera that you may have witnessed this. i'm so sorry to be talking to you in this tragic moment. can you describe what it is that you saw? >> i was attending the rally. i was in the teachers, very far left of the podium where donald trump or president trump was speaking. i heard several gunshots, the man beside me suffered a gunshot wound to the head was instantly killed. fell to the bottom of the bleachers. another woman looked like she was hit in the for harm forearm or hand, at that time it was rather chaotic at that point, half the people

one attendee was killed two others critically injured.elling abc news as many as eight rounds were fired from an ar-style rifle while perched on an adjacent rooftop outside the perimeter of the event. the suspect opening fire less than 200 yards away from where the former president was standing. the secret service saying they neutralized the suspected gunman who the fbi later identified as 20-year-old thomas matthew crooks. now president biden was briefed on the situation. we're told that the president did speak with donald trump and then the president later addressed the nation, calling for this type of violence to come to an end. saying, we simply cannot condone this. >> george: what an environment it is. okay, rachel, thanks very much. >>> let's bring in our chief washington correspondent jon karl in milwaukee for the republican national convention. jon, this has already been the most unusual and unprecedented political campaign of our lifetimes. everything upended now. >> reporter: it's all upended. you are seeing the initial reaction

talking about is the bifurcation of individuals that have been cleared through magnetometers so attendeesss it's really basic access control that is setting up the secure perimeter that doesn't mean that the threat environment goes away. once when you go over that barrier, that threat environment. extends out thousands of yards in every secret service agent knows that line of sight is in mitigating line of sight is a basic tenant of every single site agent that's out there, whether you're new on the job for you have 25 years on the job, you need to eliminate that line of sight. so there are some significant questions that need to be answered right now by the secret service and there is, of course, an investigation underway. >> we will get the latest now, on the investigation from cnn's law enforcement correspondent whitney wild it is not clear exactly how this happened, but the questions are certainly centering on the secret services preparation and response, as well as many questions about the shooter. >> what we know right now is that this building where the shooter had climbed up onto

we were inside, but i've spoken with mentally attendees who were inside as well. all of them telling me how shaken up they are, how herring that experience was. it was very chaotic inside the venue at the time. i can tell you it was very unclear what was happening. donald trump has just a few minutes into his remarks when we started to hear loud banging from the right side of the stage. and that's when everyone was told to get down. people were screaming. i know you have some video of that, but i'm very very scary experience and also just to i forgot something want to share with you. so we know from three sources that the shooter was from outside of the venue, and so we're kind of scoping out the scene outside of the perimeter of the rally to figure out as much so we can understand. >> do you have a sense of how far the location where the shooter was was from the stage itself. at this point? >> it's hard to say. i've spoken with many people who are on the ground who told me that they had witnessed donald trump and his team have very heavy secret service at every s

c-span now, our free mobile app and onlinat>> rudy giulianiw york city mayor and former personal attendee -- attorney to president trump has been disbarred by a new york appeals court stemming from his involvement in assisting in form -- former president trump's efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. his disbarment is effective immediately meeting his name has been stricken from roll of attorneys and counselors at law in the state of ne a spokesperson for mr. giui criticized the decision saying they would appeal. >> next, president biden announcing ways his administration plans to prepare for extreme weather. he talks about heat safety training for the workplace and floodthe president spoke of the district of columbia emergency operations center t city's mayor introduced him. mayor bowser:n, are honored to e president joseph district's emergency operations center. we call it the ewe just came frg with the president and members of his cabinetexweatr. seetary mayorkas, who has been with us here at the eeoc when we opened it in 2023. te of the art facility was built with thehe

i mean one person, a god killed, 2 other attendees of this valley are severely injured. they also might even die over the course of the night. but from the 1st reaction, we hear, i think there is little hope. it shall be interesting. what happens uh tomorrow and the days to come in milwaukee, and this is where the republican national convention is taking place. this is kind of all was meant to be the big car, a nation, a party of for donald trump. this is when he gets the official, a presidential comp good candidates for the republican party. it shall be interesting to see how he and the other speakers will refer to what happened today. and if they are going to try to kind of make use of that for the trump really or if they are. but if they're able to kind of to dial back a little bit in their aggressive and sometimes even a violent wrestle requests. as we look at the 1st reactions from the trunk of kind of the team, there seems to be a little help. on the other side, there is joe biden. he stopped all come pain meds right away. and he also told his staff, apparently, to