keith morrison: veterinarian bryan rein was >>> veterinarian bryan rein was dead. a young man who admitted to some strange behavior after the dr.'s stole the love of his life. with no evidence linking him to the crime scene, the t -- case had stalled. january 1998, year and a half after the murder, detectives ran a bit to be bluff with tom. >> we posed it, why would we find anything in the house that would lead us to believe you were in the house? he said, i will tell you something i did not tell you before. >> detectives her time showed up at the place in the middle of the night saying his truck broke down. he needed a phone. back then, tom swore up and down that did not happen. but now? 18 months later? and i just wanted to see if ann was there. i asked if i could use his phone. ken thompson: what type of evidence would you have left in that place? or could you have left? tom jaraczeski: could i have left? um, prints. i could have left some prints on the table. keith morrison: they didn't have tom's prints anywhere >> they didn't have his prints anywhere. tom adm

keith bryan, stood >>> becky >>> becky bryan, the once well liked wife of fire chief and city councilman killer. >> i don't believe becky bryan shot keith bryan. >> gary james is a friend of the friend of the bryan's and a prominent oklahoma defense attorney. he said the case against his client, becky, department add up. >> do you believe an innocent woman is ■çsitting mind bars? >> sure. she had a lot of bad circumstances, but i do believe somebody shot keith and ran from the house. >> reporter: her attorney said there was a rush to judgment and as a result the state didn't have the proof to back up the charge. >> i do believe law enforcement agencies in this day and age have the ability to do a lot of things that were not done in this case it was a huge part of our defense. >> he's in a little itty bitty pickup. >> you know becky better than anybody else. when you listened to that 911 call, you truly believe becky is being truthful? >> yeah. i really do. it's because ■çshe's a very detailed person. she's not being panicky. she is trying to describe and to think through the process. she

bryan: will be following stephanie bennett thank you. president biden switching things up and hitting the campaign trail hard today and is a favorite state, pennsylvania will the new strategy work? political strategist mark alessa be and california gop chairwoman are here to talk about it all next. subject 1: i love you. [music playing] i love you. beckett: i love you too. subject 2: beckett's amazing. he's a miracle child. in the mornings, he'll wake up, and he'll roll the shades up. and da da, it's time to get up. it's a bright, beautiful day. beckett: right. subject 1: you look great. the first of the year, he started going, i have to sit down. i'm dizzy, mommy. he couldn't walk straight. his head was starting to be cocked. make a wish. a month after his third birthday, he got diagnosed with atrt brain cancer. all you can think of is, my kid's not going to live. [cristina perri, "a thousand years"] i have died every day waiting for you darling don't be afraid i have loved you for a thousand years i'll love you for a thousand more you

bryan: that is a good question.ight now, what looks relatively attractive is in areas of the market that have been beaten up due to the rise in interest rates and the interest rate volatility, and the sectors that look rich to us that should come under pressure are more in the corporate bond area. the further down the capital structure you go or the further down you go in credit quality should be where you see the most opportunities. i would add one more thought about the current economic environment. certainly the mix of the last two months of data would indicate a slowdown, but at least looking over the rearview mirror for the last couple months, it does not indicate a recession, but i heard a guest earlier, before we jump on, say something about looking at the employment market right now and not being really worried. we would contend, the u.s. economy makes the titanic look like a dinghy, meaning when you finally get to the point where you are really worried, it's going to be too late. at that point in time, the

i'm here to celebrate what they have done in world war ii. - bryan, world war ii veterans hold a special place in your heart with your father and mother both serving in the war. can you tell us a little bit about them? - my mother was in the coast guard, my father in the naval air. and i remember as a child that my father used to be singing "anchors away" around the house. - we could see together now if you want to. (mr. gilmore chuckles) ♪ anchors away my boat ♪ ♪ anchors away ♪ - and then my mother would come in and sing "semper paratus", which was the coast guard. - oh. ♪ semper paratus is our guide. ♪ - you know that one? ♪ da, da, da, da. ♪ - anyway, they used to have this friendly battle of which service was best, but the truth is they're both great, and everyone who serves in the military is to be honored, especially today. those who are not with us anymore and we'll honor all those fallen soldiers. - exactly. - it's nice to meet you mr. gilmore. - thank you. - well, thank you to you both. - 80 years ago, (upbeat ambient music) americans of all backgrounds were called on to serve

and i finally broke it to bryan. and he goes and he says, you know, i said he was actually standing in in in the cemetery. and he says, yeah, but he was sitting for 3 hours in evergreen. so so, but, but, but ended up that he was also so there people are there are people buried now on the site where the platform. oh, yes. oh, yes, yes. he did something that they would have to move graves or some marker. yeah, yeah. they're on the evergreens where they wouldn't anything up. but but because it's a private cemetery but on the national park side, on the national cemetery side, there's nothing there except a rhododendron bush. so so i would think they could put something there. yes. good morning. good morning. i imagine most us have looked at those pictures, those old grainy pictures, and were frustrated and wished we could have seen what you showed us today. hmm. what made you come? how did you come up with this idea? crazy. well, first of all, i'm an animator and animators have patience. not with kids, but we have patien

bryan: you have u.s. senator marco rubio, who made a strong case.ght appeal to the establishment based, to the ceo's who like that stability marco brings. he would be the establishment touch. he has done a tremendous amount of joss during and connecting with the president the last two years that catapulted him to the top three. the other one is current governor of north dakota doug burgum, who being a businessman very much understands the president, they very much speak the same language, and they handle problems the same way. you have to remember president trump is a businessman, and the governor of north dakota burgum is also a businessman. they handle difficult problems much differently than politicians. they look for the hard tasks to do and look to solve the problems, whereas politicians run away from that. that is why you have seen a lot of conversation that the governors has made a determinism out of inroads with trump and his inner circle, they basically speak the same language and analyze problems the same way. lewis: interesting. bryan, th

the person who really broke that was his opponent william jennings bryan. william jennings bryan ran first whistle stop campaign where actually went out to the people traveled thousands and thousands of miles across the united states. that's also part of the first modern presidential campaign. a candidate actually going out mckinley, want to do this? first of all, his wife had health issues. he did not want to leave her. he was such a good doting husband on his wife. so he didn't want leave her. also, william jennings bryan was known as a very, very good orator he felt he would suffer by comparison. so what happens is they set up this front porch campaign where were if he can't go to the voters, they're going to bring the voters to him. they load hundreds of thousands of people on special trains come into canton. they get off the train, marched to his front porch. he comes on the front porch. he's already been briefed on who these people are, where they're from what their main issues are is, oh, well look, we have these people here. oh, well, by the way, le

larry: bryan, just one thing.k, terrorists have been coming across the open border including iranian or middle eastern terrorists for three and a half years right now. why is this all of a sudden brand new? in other words, why are the intelligence authorities suddenly coming up with the idea that they might want to kill donald trump who is iran's enemy? >> reporter: the it's a great question, larry. i think the timing on this specifically and timing which we all have questions as to how this shooter was able to get within 150 yards of the former president, these are all questions that homeland security committee in congress is going to want to ask the head of the secret service, kimberly cheatle, as well as fbi's directer and dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. they have demanded a committee hearing on tuesday next week, you better believe these questions are going to be top of mind, larry. larry: no, i got it. thank you for the update. it sounds like ever cover your you know what, to me, but anyway, bryan llenas, t

hey, bryan. >> hey, gillian. it is looking likely that former president trumps sentencing for his new york criminal conviction is set for july 11th, and will now be delayed. in a letter to judge of juan merchan, the district attorney's office in manhattan says it does not oppose a request by trump's lawyers to delay sentencing in order to allow trump's legal team to formally argue why his criminal conviction should be tossed out, following the supreme court decision on presidential immunity yesterday. the d.a.'s office writing, "although we believe defendant's arguments to be without merit, we do not oppose his request. we respectfully request a deadline of july 24th, 2 weeks after defendant's requested deadline, to file and serve a response." it is now up to judge merchan to decide if sentencing will be delayed, immediately following the supreme court opinion yesterday on immunity. trump's legal team sent a letter to the judge asking permission to file a formal motion to vacate trump's guilty conviction in new y

and of course, the lion who is william bryan, who is all raw, great rhetoric, but no. so that's great. so now we're at a kind of. 1989 moment. you're arguing that we're really end of the post-cold war world dominated american power and ideas and the two go together and now it feels like we're entering a post post-cold war competition and and in some ways, what's happened the last year, i would say i mean, i asked myself what was going on in the world on october six, day before hamas invaded israel. what was going on was actually ukraine was trying to join the west and israel was trying join the east. ukraine trying to join the european union. and israel was trying to normalize saudi arabia, russia stopped the first and i argue iran and hamas tried stop the second. so we're actually like a 90, 89 moment of of between, i would say, a world inclusion and a world of resistance. you know, and and you talk about particularly russia and china now really making a bid to supplant that age of pax americana. talk about that competition tied to the current news. so in a sense, of

so, bryan, i'm glad you brought up at the end there. w.e.b. du bois, he he was phenomenally educated, a phenomenal leader. but booker t washington offers a really unique perspective because. he in his life was, a slave, a free man working, and an outstanding leading citizen. so he offers a very unique perspective. and with that, i think of that we should take his philosophy and his principles very seriously. and obviously his main tenet was merit. you know, we're going to cure the poor race relations by other than merit. we need to prove that we are, you know, black citizens need to prove that they are just as dignified as white americans because white americans at time in the post-reconstruction south, they believe that. so he said, okay, we need to it as a race. and so that kind of background, you know, you look at today and you have things like dna and affirmative action. those i dare say would be t washington's worst nightmare. and so my question for bryan is and you're right, you said we made so much progress in race relations in the u.s.

bryan, thank you.ig test on the world stage since his debate disaster. the nato summit kicks off today in washington. on the table the war in ukraine and our alliances across europe. a bright spotlight on biden's age and stamina as he faces three days of meetings, speeches, and dinner escaped off by a rare news conference on thursday. headlines are highlighting the doubts world leaders may have after that debate debacle. "politico" says this, american allies fear biden is finished and can't beat trump. bloomberg biden all aisles abroad think it is untenable for him to stay on. nbc news, alarm and amusement at biden's performance as world reacts with debate with trump. the white house says, though, no worries. >> how does he plan to reassure american allies in nato he is up for the job now when he couldn't debate trump on stage. >> it pre-supposes the nation they need to be reassured. i don't believe that's the case. we're not picking up any signs of that from our all aisles at all. >> stories both side

. >> asÍ conocÍ a bryan.o soy fronterizo y estoy acostumbrado esta. sin conocer las leyes podrÍa terminar deportado. todo depende lo que le diga el oficial de migraciÓn. durante el aÑo fiscal 2023 250,000 personas fueron detenidas en este muro. la mayorÍa despuÉs de caminar en la frontera. >> fue duro, mÁs que nada por ellos. hace poco su bebe tiene un aÑo y dos meses. decidieron arriesgarse. >> a quÉ vinieron? >> busca sombra entrenas barras. nos vamos a encontrar con migrantes. vamos a dejar de lado este tema. el jugador estuvo en la ciudad de san leandro. christian aprovechÓ una tarde libre. poder tener reflejo en un mural el cariÑo de la gente. esta es una cancha en san leandro. aquÍ los niÑos aprenden. >> christian es un hombre muy excepcional. >> espinoza se dijo complacido. >> es totalmente distinto. estÁ aquÍ en persona. >> constataron preguntas. es algo que me gusta mucho hacen. muchos padres de familia. >> uno como padre lo agradece mucho. esto es muy importante para los niÑos. >> la presencia de es

bryan: cÓmo funciona la limpieza en este lugar.Ñores la verÁn por univisiÓn esta noche de puerto rico. yo le voy a ceder mi puesto al premio este gran galardÓn a cuidarlo y a verlo por univisiÓn. mÉxico venciÓ en cuatro a uno a la mls en el partido las estrellas. yisus: fue de la mano de los argentinos que anotaron los goles decisivos para el triunfo de la liga mx. raÚl: y la rivalidad entre ambos se quedÓ en la cancha las familia vivieron una noche llena de alegrÍas con el corazÓn dividido. yisus: lindsay viviÓ en vivo y nos lleva a experimentar todo lo que ocurriÓ. lindsay:muchachos estoy con la familia por comenzar el juego de las estrellas. >> vamos a la liga mx. lindsay: y el hijo a la liga mls asÍ estÁn las cosas. lindsay: hay tenemos a fidalgo. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] linday:vamos a ver la foto. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] lindsay:no no. [mÚsica] >> fue penal. lindsay: eres de donde. >> de guadalajara colonia atlas y mira aficionado del columbus crew. lindsay: no puedo hablar contigo eso tambiÉn ama con el corazÓn partido.

bryan lozano telemundo. felicidades a todas ellas.les ya están disponibles para iphone, ipad y android. ya regresamos esta noche en la convención republicana se hará oficial la nominación de trump. cuál será el tono de su discurso? habrá cambios en la convención tras el atentado a trump? una cobertura especial con julio vaqueiro en la convención, como no se ha visto antes en vivo y en todas nuestras plataformas, seguido por el análisis y toda la información que necesita saber. la noche de trump a las 9 50 p.m. 6 50 pacífico noticias telemundo. ahora más que nunca las cosas como son. de la lotería fantasy five. nadie se ganó el premio anoche. pero hay 2 ganadores del premio anterior. 1 de ellos vive en san josé, donde el periódico the mercury news indica que el boleto se vendió en una gasolinera. ahí tiene los números en pantalla. el segundo lo compraron allá en anaheim, en el área de los Ángeles. cada persona recibirá un poco más de unos 162.000 . así es que le deseamos muchas felicidades. gracias a usted también por compartir esta em

mucha suerte para bryan. vamos a la pausa. setenta y ocho... y desconectar esto. y esto. - “let's taco 'bout it” - ¡no! - y podemos lavar la ropa en la mañana. - buena idea. cosas así nos ayudan a ahorrar energía y nos ahorran apagones. con flex alerts, tenemos el poder. powerisours.org algunas personas tendrán esa parrillada para festejar. hemos llegado volando al séptimo mes del año. y bueno, esto de cocinar no hay que tomarlo a la ligera, porque si no lo hacemos de manera correcta pudiera resultar en una intoxicación. vamos a ir con carolina cruz, quien habló con expertos y tiene recomendaciones. fuegos artificiales y carne a la barbacoa. eso es lo que viene a la mente de muchos cuando piensan en el día de la independencia de los estados unidos. pero ojo, antes de comer. las enfermedades transmitidas por alimentos son algo de lo que hay que tener mucho cuidado, sea que esté cocinando al aire libre, carnes rojas, frutas o vegetales. lo que queremos evitar es la contaminación. contaminación cruzada, no que las bacterias se co

bryan, i'm excited to watch fireworks later with you. i look forward to that. thank you, bryan. i love to divulge our personal lives on live tv. >> mike: dangerous hurricane beryl is taking came at the state of texas. the storm is charging through the caribbean with powerful winds and heavy rain after making a direct hit on jamaica yesterday. beryl could weaken slightly as it heads toward the gulf of mexico. it could make landfall in south texas late sunday, early monday. flooding are the biggest concerns. get daily updates with fox weather. download the app for free by scanning the qr code on your screen. >> julie: the botched withdrawal from afghanistan leaving the fight against isis in disarray. could the biden administration turn to the taliban for help? karen read getting cozy with her attorney while her fate was in the hands of the jury. more on her murder trial next. duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and t

bryan? brine brine kristina, happy fourth.e 48th annual macy's fireworks show will light up the night sky over new york city with 60,000 shells launched from five barges on the hudson river. organizers spent a year preparing for this 25 minute show. it took 60 piro technicians 12 days to make sure tonight's show is coordinated and synchronized with the music. >> with some of the fireworks that are going to launch 1,000 feet in the air. over 30 pounds. each barge and synchronizing that all back to a computer system. >> 2 million people are out here to watch the show. as for security, the nypd tonight is deploying more officers than ever before for a july 4th show, including canine counter-terrorism, plain clothed police teams along with counter drone technology. the nypd says the record deployment tonight is appropriate given the wars overseas and the polarization domestically. there is no credible, specific threat of violence or terrorism tonight. but, the fbi and dhs did send a bulletin to local law enforcement nationwide, pa

. >>> and still ahead this hour, the chairman of house administration, he's congressman bryan steil.gressman chip roy from judiciary. fox news chief legal correspondent shannon bream, retired nypd officer bill stanton, gop pollster chris wilson and gop if strategist ford o'connell. we've got more details coming in this hour on that disastrous phone call president biden had with democrats that rattled his party. including that he mocked and ridiculed a house democrat, a military veteran, who yesterday him. and california democrat adam schiff now publicly calls for biden to drop out and warns of a wipeout for democrats if he does not. is schiff worried about his california senate race with steve garvey who is now outraising him in funding in and former president trump reveals the main pillars of his economic plans. we've got the details. and more on president trump reportedly talking to jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon if as treasury secretary. and the "wall street journal" says trump boosted his latino and black support by ignoring the republican party's advice on what to do about the b

bryan llenas with us this morning.he veepstakes, please. >> reporter: stuart, good morning. well, look, we expect the veepstakes to come to an end sometime within the next week when vice president kamala harris makes her decision as the short list consolidates. last night north carolina governor roy cooper bowing out of the race reportedly in part of his desire to want to run for the senate in 2026. but now reportedly gary peters, the senator from michigan, is now in the mix. axios reports that unions have been pushing for the swing state senator who is interesting. so now the short list of possible picks now includes senator peters, arizona senator mark kelly, minnesota governor tim walz, transportation season secretary pete buttigieg and pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. michigan governor gretchen whitmer headlined a harris rally in pennsylvania yesterday where shapiro attacked trump as, quote, weird, a line that the harris campaign debuted in the last week. and both shapiro and whitmer, they cursed a lot at yester

bryan llenas is at trump's golf club in doral, florida.o hear from trump today? >> reporter: stuart, good morning. well, we expect former president trump to go on the attack, to raise questions about whether or not the white house has been covering up president biden's declining mental acuity as the campaign puts it and how long they've been covering this up from voters and allies. we also expect the former president to talk about vice president kamala harris a little bit more, especially laying out the case that if harris were to replace biden as the nominee, that she would be even more radical and extreme. florida senator marco rubio will be at tonight's rally amid speculation he could be trump's vice presidential pick. rubio is on the short list of vp picks including senators j.d. vance, tim scott and governor doug burgum. last night if on hannity trump suggested his decision -- which could come this weekend or at the convention -- could be impacted by whether biden stays in the race. >> i haven't made a final decision, but i have some

>> bret: bryan llenas outside palm beach. bryan, thanks. president biden's campaign says today's ruling does not change the fact that then president trump encouraged a mob to overthrow the results of the 2020 election that's their statement. calls increase for president biden to remove himself for the democratic ticket for this year's election following last week's debated performance. let's get reaction from the white house tonight. that's where we find gillian turner live from the north lawn. good evening, gillian. >> good evening, bret. biden world tonight is lashing out in the wake of the supreme court's ruling the campaign is trying to insist that the former president trump's legal whos are actually in the spotlight. should be under scrutiny today. this is the president's allies are closing ranks amid more calls for him to step aside. >> i don't regret my endorse wanted because donald trump is existential threat to this country. >> felons aren't welcome in the u.s. armed forces. why would we want one as our commander-in-chief. >> gilli

>> sandra: bryan llenas now what are we learning? >> in the assassination attempt there are important gaps in that timeline particularly before the first shot was fired at 6:11:00 p.m. the first sign of trouble sources tell fox was about 30 minutes before the shooting. ♪ ♪ ♪ don't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ i gladly stand up next to y you ♪ ♪ speak of this is big crowd. this is a big, big beautiful crowd. [cheers and applause] we have people -- >> right here! on the roof! he's on the roof! >> it's millions -- >> officer. >> he's got a gun! shoot him! >> he's got a gun! [screaming] >> what are we doing? what are we doing? >> shooter is down are we good to move? >> clear! >> let's move! >> my god! >> get that son of a [bleep]. >> get around him! at around him. >> that was the audible and visual timeline of the event as they unfolded as we know, less than 3 minutes after the first gunshot the former president was safely in his suv. now sources did it tell fox the shooter was seen on that roof without a gun abo

bryan llenas had this piece. we had a technical problem.e will post it on website and instagram page so people can see new body video camera evidence that's popping up in that investigation. i want to play this soundbite ahead of the speech here at the white house tonight. >> why did you drop out of the election? was it a difficult decision to make? >> tonight, the president was discuss his historic decision to put the country above all else. and about the inflection point we face as a country in this moment. >> if everyone acknowledges that he is incapable of running a campaign, then is he clearly incapable of running the country. >> bret: just fourth oval office address 8:00 p.m.ment we will start at 7:55. here san excerpt we got from this address. great thing america kings and dictators do not rule the people do. history is in your hands. the idea of america lies in your hands. julia, there is a challenge to this president to explain exactly why he stepped down and why he should be here for the next five plus months. >> yeah. certainly n

bryan llenas, you are in palm beach, florida. that is where president trump has mar-a-lago and where the other case is based. let's talk to you about all of that. hi, bryan. >> yeah, as we await this decision and subsequent reaction by former president trump, he is here in mar-a-lago. it is important to remind folks where the former president stands on this. he has said that presidents should have total immunity. he thinks he has said this is not about him, but rather about future presidents and whether or not they are going to be paralyzed, in his words, and not make difficult decisions because they are afraid of future prosecutions. here is the former president a few months ago. listen. >> a president has to have immunity. you don't have a president or most you could say would be a ceremonial president. that's not what the founders had in mind. we're not talking about ceremonial. we want presidents that can get things done and bring people together. >> of course, the former president does have his self-interest in the outcome t

. >> bryan roman robinson (rustling of papers). >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is bryan robam speaking on behalf of the association as a member of association i support the continuous of this matter because further for the discussion needs to be had or information to be provided to the community when i read the official notice of notice actually caused for alarm were things have not been discussed in the meetings or made available to the community and things need to be braublth brought forward so we can understand clearly how this project move forward and one of the things people dub is jobs and pro tem jobs for our community since i was born and jobs to our community again i'm dead and gone i see people work at the jobs come in with the same crew people not like us don't look like us and don't live in the community and support our community address therefore not developing our community. soto me those jobs to me - one of the other things i found disconcerting talking about moving two million feet of commercial space to this area. um, this is a problem cause we already had 3

and so my question for bryan is and you're right, you said we made so much progress in race opinion,'s taken away and it's not not perceived as an act ofact to. take those things back or are we d#them forward? well, we've got a lon g basicale it. yeah. some remember when do you remember when all the celeies tve they had athletc scholarships they didn't want more. you know, the deathousewives wo. i remember i saw t they went on campus say. how do you feel about this one black student saying? no most looked on campus and saw celebrities because the only you'ere people look at usd say the only reason you're here is because of a i had a 99.9 average. i was for class. and people think i got here because of affirmative action. i wow. that's tha' jarring. i you know, i would no one invited me to an ivy league scho6x wld would not even know what that is. my hope is that the playi field is level enough where that's nothe things. and my hope is there'll be type ng we out that there's a problem to be addressed. bute i talk to and there really should be stage with us, but most people i talk to a

we're still are learning and bryan, i very much appreciate how emotional this is for other i'm sorry that no one got up the best of me. no, i feel the same way. i was thinking about my i have a five-year-old son who i also almost five-year-old son. and i thought about, should i tell him about this at all? and then i sort of thought, wow, this is one of those things where you're? going to remember where you were? absolutely. right? he does. and i'll say this yet, we have you know, we have a lot of living in these live in just outside of dc, have a lot of people who work in government. i have a lot of people who work in government who are in the security services ao and you, this is this is weird, but like they stood guard further house last night with their guns yeah. >> it's it's not where we need to be as a country, it's indeed agreed all right. our panel is going to stick around. we are hearing from members of congress following the assassination attempt on donald trump with some demanding an explanation from the secret service. we're going to be joined by republican congressman co

i am bryan llenas and now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪.r the open border is not open to millions and millions of foreigners, it is open to untold number of terrorists, mass murderers, drug cartels, venezuelan gangs and other gangs. if the national security and e problem. go into better to discuss this with an tom cotton, go. it's great to have our friend senator tom cotton with us. senator cotton your back on is quite unique as far as politicians go. you come out of a little state of arkansas. you served as a combat officer in iraq and afghanistan. and he went to harvard law school. that is very, very unique and i think important background and what i would consider if not the number one but one of the top form policies in the united states senate if not the country. i wanted to ask you what i think are very, very important questions about some very, very important issues that you are getting sloughed off by most of the media. we have a wide open order. people are warding about terrace coming and committing acts of tew we have a report eig

bryan llenas is live in butler, pennsylvania, tonight. >> tonight new body camera foree video's beavernty emergency service officers running towards the sugar after the assassination attempt against s thrformer president trump. the officers then tried toorte figure out how to access the roof of the agr building fromm where the shooter fired. can we use this latter?ter: >> once up the ladder and on the road, apparent secret service agent is overheard. >> he was on the roof outside of offense. >> a trail of blood leads to the body of a 20-year-old thomas crooks and ar-15 rifle laying next to him as well as shell casings.t ei >> 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8, at least.sht >> new video from that fro horrifying day. [screaming] an officer begins to search his body finding a cell phone and transmitter. >> about five or 6 inches tall. >> officers responding concernte about whether an active device. >> the video also confirms accounts of pictures of crooks and his possessions shared with the secret service before thth e shooting. >> so this is the guy. this is him. w speak with these videos give to fox excl

. >> bryan llenas for the latest on the trump campaign, brian. >> emily tonight we expect it to be aboutnt trump expected to really hone in on this attack on president biden, the democratic party and even the media covering up the cognitive decline of president biden over the last couple of years. we also expect him to attack vice president kamala harris who he thinks and seems to be the most likely pick to be the nominee if it is not biden. we also expect last night on hannity, the former president suggested who democrats end up choosing as the nominee could impact his vice presidential pick. tonight florida senator marco rubio will speak at this rally. he is, of course, trump's short list of vp pick and tim scott, and today the dnc bought five billboards in miami attacking trump, trying for project 2025 and 900 page playbook for the federal government as a think tank. this playbook lays out trump's dangerous clients and he says he has nothing to do with project 25. yesterday the republican national committee voted to approve the official republicans party platform, which the first time

correspondent bryan llenas is in butler, pennsylvania right now with the latest on that. good evening, brian. >> bret, good evening. we're told last week's rally was supposed to be held at the butler county airport, but there was a scheduling conflict at the airport. he seemingly more secure venue hosting a rally back in october of 2020 for then president trump without a hitch. >> gunfire. >> a 21 gun salute fit for a hero, hundreds gathered to bid a final farewell to a flag-draped casket carrying veteran and form erming fire chief corey comperatore protecting wife and child during last week's is the assassination attempt against former president trump. >> people talk about it and you don't know what to do until it's right there in front of you and do what most people say any would do. >> more than 100 motorcyclists and police cars taking part in funeral procession for the 50-year-old as investigators search for a motive behind the attack. tonight there is new concerns over the 20-year-old shooter's use of encrypted applications, republican congressman michael waltz says

. >> dana: bryan llenas is live in palm beach, florida with more. hi, bryan. >> hi, this morning fox can confirm that former president trump's lawyers have filed a letter to judge juan merchan asking the court to throw out his conviction in light of the supreme court's immunity decision. now look, if merchan agrees to take this issue up, it would postpone the former president's july 11th sentencing. look, the judge could decide not to take this issue up. the deadline for filing post trial motions passed a few weeks ago and merchan could instead direct trump's lawyers to appeal the conviction after trump is sentenced. the supreme court ruled presidents have immunity for official actions taken while in office. in this case, trump's 34 felony convictions for falsifying business records is based on actions trump took as president but also as a candidate. keep in mind the supreme court also ruled testimony or private records of the president or his advisors cannot be admitted as evidence at a trial. now while the legal wrangling begins the political rami

bryan llenas is following the story for us. >> this is at least the 10th civil lawsuit filed against diddy combs alleging sex trafficking or physical abuse since november. english filed the suit wednesday in new york accusing diddy of running an organized sex trafficking enterprise flying her from new york to florida between 2004 and 2009 to engage in sex acts at diddy's famous parties at his homes in the hamptons and on star island in florida. english, a former adult film actress said she was forced to drink large amount of liquor laced with ecstasy before being passed to have to be sexually assaulted sometimes unconsciously. she likens him to epstein. he rely on a woman to coordinate the sex trafficking. without defendant thomas, a woman using her goodwill as a woman to gain the trust of another woman, coordinating and acting as an avatar for dedefendant combs. defendant combs would be unable to execute his corrupt sex trafficking organization. an attorney for diddy, jonathan davis released a statement reading no matter how many lawsuits are filed it won't change the fact that mr.

that is the only way that we will ever know who killed bryan rein. >>> hello, i'm craig melvin. this is dateline. >> i tell people it's the miracle of facebook. >> one sentence, just one sentence. >> it's not often you get to be a hero. >> i got halfway through this and went oh my god. >> the murder happened in seconds. >> one was coming straight for me and jim with the gun leveled at us. i have never ran so fast in my life. >> the truth took decades. >> i said give me a lie detector test. >> i never believed it for one minute. >> did someone have it all long and were innocent men in prison for a murder they did not commit. a 22 year mystery until facebook helped old friends find each other and just as. >> did you ever imagine you would cause such a thing? >> not in 1 million years. >> they uncovered an almost unbelievable truth. >> none of us knew what happened that night. this all made sense. >> somebody seen it. somebody new. >> they just had to get someone to believe them. >> oh my god we are winning., guide we are losing. >> this was it. >> hello, welcome to dateline. it st

bryan llenas setting the scene. >> dana: joining us for more on this is josh, a former f.b.i.ior executive and good to have you here because i would love to get your top line thoughts. new information every day and new video and almost feels worse than the moment that you see that there were people trying to alert the police, they might have known before, 20 minutes. the timeline is starting to come together here. >> the timeline is coming together. one of the things the f.b.i. is really trying to figure out is what was the motive. so far we don't know. we have some information that the shooter was bullied throughout high school which could have indicated some mental health deficiency. what triggered the event is what the f.b.i. is looking at now? was he consuming hate material? what tipped him over the edge to do something so egregious? >> bill: there will be a briefing today with lawmakers. they've been asking for it. it hasn't happened yet. yesterday they were supposed to go behind closed doors. i don't think that briefing happened. how much will they share with members of

>> bret: bryan llenas at that rally. we will monitor that for news. bryan, thanks.eral reserve chairman jerome powell saying the economy is no longer overheated. the job market has cooled from pandemic era extremes. but the federal reserve chair also says he does not want to send signals about the timing of any future actions on interest rates. the dow lost 53 on that news. the s&p 500 gained 4. the nasdaq was up 26. both of those, again, record closes. ♪ breaking tonight you saw at the top of the show finds itself at a pivotal point with the possibility that former president trump could return to office and bring with him some attitudes did the allies and nato specifically. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin takes a look tonight from the pentagon the leader of the world's largest democracy india's prime minister warmly embraced russian president vladimir putin in moscow, just hours after russian missiles targeted a children's hospital in kyiv. killing dozens of children. a senior nato official warned that russia plans more of these high profile

>> sandra: bryan llenas on that in butler for us thank you. john?reaking moments ago g.o.p. nominee donald trump announced he will be hosting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for a meeting at mar-a-lago. announcing in a post on truth social saying looking forward to netanyahu in palm beach on thursday during my first term we had peace and stability even has during the historic records and we will have it again. as i said with president zelenskyy and other recent weeks my peace through strength agenda will demonstrate the world of his horrible deadly wars and violent conflict must end. millions are dying and kamala harris in no way capable. "live look at the podium in wisconsin where the vice president and potential new democratic nominee kamala harris will hold her first campaign rally since launching her bid for the presidency all happening as president biden going back to the white house after recovering from covid. these are the very first shots of the presidency since he said he was going to drop out of the race. well, those are not the

bryan llenas has more on this. >> beaver county emergency unit officers running toward the shooter aftersassination attempt against former president trump. >> i can't figure out how this guy got here. >> the officers then try to figure out how to access the roof of the agr building from where the shooter fired. >> can we use this ladder? >> once up the ladder and on the roof and apparent secret service agent is overheard. >> he was on the roof outside of the fence. >> and a trail of blood leads to the body of 20-year-old thomas crooks. ar-15 style rifle is also seen laying next to him as well as shell casings. >> those gunshots captured in new video from the horrifying day. [screaming and shouting] >> an officer begins to search crooks body finding a cell phone and transmitter. officers responding concerned about whether there is an active device. the video also confirms accounts of pictures of crooks and his possessions being shared with the secret service before the shooting. >> this is the guy that they saw. >> this is him. >> these videos given to fox were exclusively given to chuck