to come on capitol grounds without approval from the chief or the police board? >> well, you've got to understand, there's a number of thoroughfares through the capitol grounds that the metropolitan police patrol, constitution avenue and penn avenue and they have to diverse the capitol when you call the capitol grounds regularly. for them to come into one of the buildings, if requires approval and notification to come in. >> to our research the only directive with the metropolitan police department, dates back 10 years, cannot patrol or come into any capitol building without explicit approval from the capitol police board. you don't know if there's anything that has superceded that? >> no i don't. i have to say there's a metropolitan washington government mutual aid agreement that i believe exists, but i don't know how that interacts with that. >> the mutual aid agreement that you enacted, is that that same mutual aid agreement? >> yes, sir. >> okay. what time did you enact that? >> i enacted that at approximately 1:51, i called scott boggs over at metropolitan wa

capitol police. they say the demonstrators inside the cannon rotunda will be charged with illegally protesting inside a house office building. three have been charged with assaulting a police officer. that is just in per chad pergram on capitol hill. what is your response to what we see happening right there in washington right now? >> well, what i tell you is the response of america's academic institutions and other groups like this one that have not condemned the actions of hamas is simply morally reprehensible. those that have not should be ashamed for not decrying the actions of hamas and the strongest possible terms. the folks that are cheering pictures of hamas, ignoring the fact that they have committed intolerable acts of mass slaughter is disgusting. frankly the students and groups should be held accountable for inciting violence and terrorism and i'm glad to hear that the capitol hill police are taking the appropriate action. because there is no equity in the actions between hamas and israe

capitol police officers.d put out that memo this morning or last night saying that they expected something like this, but this has gotten further than what they usually do. usually they move in quickly. they did on the senate side this morning when there's the demons demonstration during the confirmation hearing. this is inside the cannon house building a cross the street from the capitol. this comes at a time when there's not really clearty as to who is in charge of the house of representatives. there's no speaker. they had the second failed vote today. members of congress want to pass a resolution to condemn hamas and stand by israel, pass some sort of an aid package for israel. the people protesting today, they see things differently. there's been three other police officers walk past me with flexy cuffs and another capitol police officer escorting someone out now. this is getting more serious. back to you. >> martha: question question in terms of what the rules are. to point out to everybody at home, it s

capitol police. the house select committee, you described the capitol on january 6th as a, quote, medieval battleground. you were injured so badly that day that you required multiple surgeries and your career in law enforcement and it. i want to hear your thoughts as this speaker race is currently going on. i want to know what you thought about the republican party's repeated embrace of violent threats and intimidation tactics which have now inflamed that speaker race. >> good morning. thank you for having me. on your show. i continue to be amazed and stunned to know that the republican party, the party of the rule of law, at least that's what they claim to be, they continue to double down on a lot of things that are shown to the country to what their model is. if you look at the speaker race, you know, having a notion of nominating someone who has repeatedly gone against what the constitution stands full, somebody who would try to -- to go against it. and then be nominated multiple times. someone who

i had full confidence capitol police would have the situation wellin hand. veve been at the capitol years earlier when a gunman came into the majority leader's office the capitol police is in the best men law enforcement. eventually they informed us we cannot j stay in the small offie off the senate chamber. id reiterate i'm not leaving ts etiquette go to the parking garage and we went down there. and as i was walking up to where the vehicle support the doors were open they started to walk me toward the car. i saw the lead local police car starting to move a little bit up the ramp i looked to my secret service agent and i said i'm not getting in the car. they said no or just going to hold here we are not going anywhere. i said to him, phenomenal secret service agent i said to him, yon are a man of integrity and i believe what you're telling me is true. but you are not driving that car. i have been and motorcades for a while as a governor and vice president. i f figured somebody will tell somebody in the earpiece once was 200-pound doors close to hit the gas a

the video that the united states capitol police are reviewing will tell us a lot. ultimately the united states capitol police are conducting their investigation now. they may or may not make a charging decision. >> gop new york representative nichole malliotakis wants to expel bowman. democrats find it rich pointing to the g.o.p.'s lack of action regarding embattled new york representative george santos. >> they are protecting someone who has lied to the american people, lied to the united states house of representatives, lied to congressional investigators but they are filing a motion to expel a member who in a moment of pain i can was trying to escape a vestibule? give me a break. >> that is rare. the last was in 2002. >> bill: chad pergram. more to come. see where it goes. >> gillian: take a look. hunter biden is due back in court tomorrow. as he faces felony charges for allegedly lying about his drug use trying to obtain a gun. david spunt joins us with more on the pending events. david, what do you expect? >> hunter biden expected the plead not guilty. we know

i had every confidence capitol hill police would have the situation well in hand. i i'd been at the capitol earlier when a gunman came into majority leader's office and capitol police are some of the best men and women in law enforcement enforcement. eventually they informed us that we couldn't stay in the small office just off the senate chamber and. i reiterate that i'm not leaving. and they said well, we could go to the parking garage and we went down there and as i was walking up to where our vehicles were parked, the doors were open and they started to walk me toward the car and i the lead local police car to move a little bit up the ramp. so i looked at my secret service agent and i said, i'm not getting in the car. and he said, no, we're just going to hold here. it's we're not going anywhere. and i said to him, who is phenomenal secret service agent, i said to him, you're a man of integrity. and i believe what you're telling me is but you're not driving that car. and i i've been motorcades for a while as a governor and as vice president. and i said i figured

no one had ever, ever called me a [ bleep ] while wearing the uniform of a capitol police officer. >>rect result of donald trump and the republican party rejecting the results of the 2020 election. today, the newly elected speaker of the house mike johnson embodies that ethos. johnson was the most important architect of the electoral college objections and helped corral republican volts against certifying the elections in multiple swing states, not his own. in the past three weeks, we have only seen two speaker candidates who did not object to the 2020 election. and that's because in today's republican party, election a ba and not a mark of shame. in fact, it is now a requirement. in a central tenet of republicanism, their denialism is also a daily insult to people like officer dunn. in his new book, standing my ground, a capitol hill officer's fight for accountability and good trouble after january 6th. he writes, i speak out not because i wa something for me, but because i want accountability. i want the people responsible for that day, including trump and anybody else who conspired

capitol police have made 412 arrests. assault with dangerous weapons.of vehicles, carjackings. >> why do we see the significant increase over the past few years? it has to do with staffing. the ecosystem is broken. the reason is broken because the city council has legislated it to be broken. >> harris: more from washington, griff. >> good morning. when i came in this morning and started looking at the d.c. carjacking dashboard. there have been 750 carjackings this year. since then i just looked before this hit is up to 753. not even noon. let me give you a look outside of congressman cuellar's building. the u.s. capitol police has posted an officer out front and you can see the building just about a five-minute walk blocks from the u.s. capitol where half a dozen members of congress live here including minority house leader hakeem jeffries. just a few blocks from major league baseball nats stadium. they are seeing a spike in crimes. one of the members who live here. dan kildee said he talked to cuellar, glad he was occurred but concerned they keep seein

capitol police to be fingerprinted. the charge is for falsely pulling a fire alarm three weeks ago during a house vote on a gop bill to keep the government open. at the time, you'll remember house democrats were trying to stall that vote according to court documents obtained by fox news, bowman told police that when he did this, he didn't tell anyone he pulled the fire alarm and simply just left. now, he just reacted to fox news moments ago about this charge saying that he has struck a plea agreement and he claims capitol police agree with him that he did notes obstruct those house proceedings. watch this. >> i'm happy for a quick resolution. i pulled the fire alarm as i was going out the door. i shouldn't have done that. i have to pay a $1,000 fine in three months as long as i stay out of trouble the case will be dismissed. the charges will be dismissed. >> reporter: do you regret your decision? >> it was a lapse in judgment, if you will. i was in a rush trying to get to a vote. had a brain freeze. it wasn't like a con

within minutes, both the capitol police and metro police were there. i want to thank them.d very, very fast. like i said, they were able to recover the car and my phone within a couple hours. but what really got me upset, they stole my sushi. that's what got me upset. >> they took your car and sushi. thank god -- do you know if they caught the three people? >> i don't know. i did get a very nice text from the mayor, and i want to thank her for reaching out. she said that they were doing everything to get, you know, find the three persons that did it. i hope they do catch them because they do need to be prosecuted, and i want to thank her and the men and women from the metro police and from the capitol police. they were professionals and they did their job, and they are trying to find what happened. i mean, they were trying to find the three individuals. i hope they do catch them, and i do want to thank the police for their work. >> oh, boy. congressman, i also want to thank you for coming on and always speaking with us as you always do. very grateful for that. i am glad tha

some were detained by capitol police. not clear if anybody will face charges. here at home, hundreds of high schoolers around the bay area walked out of class joining thousands of students across the nation demanding a cease-fire between israel and hamas. video from sky ranger right now at berkeley high. across the bay in san francisco, another student protest. marianne favro was there during that demonstration. >> reporter: at lowell high in san francisco, about 150 students briefly walked out of class to show their support and concern for people in gaza today. >> this is a symbol of our youth voices coming together to stand against what has been going on to palestinian citizens for 75 years. >> for some who walked out today this protest is personal because they have family members living in gaza. >> i do not know who is dead in my family right now. >> they are hoping other students will see it as a way to get involved and save lives. >> our call to action, we want a cease-fire and all innocent civilians to be taken care of now. no innocent people should be dy

he could -- two investigations ongoing, one by capitol police, one by the house itself here.he capitol police investigation could well result in some kind of a criminal charge, unlikely. there could be political consequences for him. malliotakis introduced the resolution to expel from his house seat. game it out the most appropriate punishment for him here. >> two laws in place. d.c. law, misdemeanor to have a false fire alarm. which is punishable by up to six months in jail. but then also now i am not somebody who downplays what happened on january 6th. hundreds of people have been charged under eight u.s. code 1512c2 that makes it a crime to obstruct a meeting of congress. donald trump has been charged under the law and he only is charged with inciting other people to do it. here we have a video of the congressman pulling the fire alarm in order to stop congress from voting on a bill that would have kept the government open. it wasn't a procedural vote. people are saying it was obstructing the electoral count, so is stopping a vote to prevent the government from being shut

capitol police are also working the case. police were able to locate his vehicle. texas democrat chief of staff wrote as congressman cuellar was parking his car this evening, three armed assailants approached the congressman and stole his vehicle. luckily not harmed and working with local law enforcement. thank you to metro metro pd in recovering his vehicle. mike lee weighed in on this writing my friend cuellar became the victim of a crime tonight in what is considered a nice part of d.c. d.c. is dangerous. something has gone terribly wrong here for far too long. congress has the sole power to make d.c. laws. >> 750 carjackings have occurred in the district 75% of those cases a gun was involved. actually another stat, it's up 500 percent than this week a year ago. this is also the second house democrat anear the capitol this year. in february you had congressman angie craig assaulted in the elevator of her apartment building. guys? >> ainsley: she did get away. in june that 26-year-old man pleaded guilty. >> steve: alexandria a this particular neighborhood where t

capitol police said they are beefing up security amid reports of anti-israel protests in the offing. the people of canada are tired of the country. finds himself at the center of scandals due to his praise of nazism. in the suburbs of toronto, unknown people marked a monument to the sss galichino division, and the inscription nazis go to hell appeared on it. according to local media reports, it was at this monument that a group of canadian neo-nazis held an event in support of the essovets gunki. and this is an inverted history and vandalism from the duda moravitsky regime. in poland for less than a year and a half. 38 soviet-era objects, including monuments to the red army. this was stated by the head of the institute of national memory of poland, commenting on the demolition of another monument in the area of ​​lubnitsa. it was installed in memory of the red army soldiers who fought for this land in 44-45. in 2018 , the red star was removed from this obelisk, and now it has been completely dismantled. since 2017, the duda regime has been demolishing objectionable historical heritag

this is not something you ever want to see but he's very grateful for the diligent work of the capitol policen madison. reporters asked him today whether or not the security posture at the madison capitol is going to change, and the governor said that is something he believes that they are certainly looking into, jake. >> showing up the first time wasn't enough of a red flag, apparently, for the psychiatric exam. whitney wild, thank you so much. appreciate it. in our law and justice lead, new moments -- new movement in the fulton county election subversion case in georgia involving former president trump and 18 other co-defendants. attorneys for former trump campaign lawyer sidney powell in court today arguing several motions including to dismiss her case. joining us now is cnn's sara murray. sara, what came out of today's hearing? >> well, the long and short of it is sidney powell and kenneth cheseboro, this other protrump attorney, are still on track to go to trial in this case in just a couple of weeks, later on this month. sidney powell's attorney, you know, sort of presented an early pre

bowman said he met with capitol police and officials involved to explain his side of the story.epublicans are going to keep focusing on this. we are going to have to see how this investigation plays out. >> and i want to bring priscilla alvarez into the conversation here. obviously, president biden got this continuing resolution signed pretty close to the deadline here. how is the white house reacting to the deal that actually got done? >> reporter: the white house sees it as largely a win. it includes funding for disaster relief. that puts fema back on track to fund recovery efforts as well as work on their life-saving missions. it also provides funds for the federal aviation administration and there are no steep cuts to government programs, no border policies that republican had proposed that were non-starters to democrats. what it doesn't include is that ukraine funding. and that is something that officials warned could cause disruption. but a white house official tells me that they fully anticipate house speaker kevin mccarthy will include that funding or at least introduce

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in palestine, but was met by counter-protesters in support of israel, there were no clashes, capitol police announced that it was strengthening security measures amid reports of impending anti-israeli protests. residents of canada are tired of the fact that the country periodically... finds itself at the center of scandals due to the praise of nazism; in the suburbs of toronto , unknown people marked a monument to the ss galicia division, and the inscription nazis go to hell appeared on it. according to local media reports, it was at this monument that a group of canadian neo-nazis held events in support of the persecutor. currently, the protection of the country's state border is carried out in a very difficult situation. in the entire history of sovereign belarus, there has never been a military danger. border committee konstantin molystov. in a solemn atmosphere, honoring the best conscript soldier. they included 140 people. words of gratitude from the country's chief border guard were addressed to the parents of military personnel; this was especially pleasant for mothers on the eve of

the capitol police seems to jahlil that he tried to open the door first. do you think the sign on the door which says, push the door and then the alarm will sound for 30 seconds is a bit confusing. obviously he should know better. he was also a principal before he became a congressman. he knows about fire safety. push until alarm sounds,. >> if it's an emergency. an emergency. >> don't touch it unless it's an emergency. >> i lead with -- >> version of dumb. really bad part though is the nazi statement that came out from his team. so, they sent around first to lawmakers but then it got leaked to the press that the focus shouldn't be on congressman bowman's actions but the nazi republicans, blah blah blah he has issued a statement that word shouldn't be used. that's on bely not happening. it was a weird aside. when i saw it show up on twitter, i thought is this a real thing. >> it was a real thing, judge. the democrats were trying to stall and read whatever bill was about to come. >> there is no question and i disagree with my colleague on the left when she

but capitol police say this was no accident.r court records now show bowman has been charged with false alarm of fire, specifically bowman, quote, did willfully and knowingly give a false alarm of fire, according to those court records. the charge is a misdemeanor which carries a maximum of six months in jail. our fox news team caught up with bowman at the capitol today. he says he's already worked out a plea deal. >> can you just explain what that plea agreement is for our viewers? >> well, the statement, the statement says it, i mean, pretty much i have to pay a thousand dollars fine in three months as long as i stay out of trouble, the case will be dismissed. >> reporter: and, jesse, bowman has to surrender himself to dc police tomorrow morning for fingerprinting, booking and arraignment. also important to point out that these charges are in dc local court, not federal court. that's where the january 6th defendants are being prosecuted, federal court. no word yet, though, on if bowman is going to face any federal charges for

. ♪ >> harris: house sergeant-at-arms and capitol police are investigating congressman jamal bowman. a fire alarm right before the house vote was about to happen on a bill to avert a government shutdown and you know how important that was over the weekend. this democrat used to be a teacher and a middle school principal. so you know he knows what a fire alarm looks like. he claims he didn't know pulling the fire alarm would force an evacuation of the building plus he says he thought it was just a door handle. here is what it sounded like. [fire alarm] >> harris: you see all the camera gear there. everybody had to leave. journalist, anybody in the building had to get out. republicans not buying this was just an accident. some say congressman bowman should be expelled from the house. >> he claims it was a mistake thinking it would open the door. that doesn't pass the sniff test. >> if you believe him you are buying into the blinded lie he is saying. >> i would think a principal of a middle school would know the difference between a fire alarm and a button that you push to open a door.

but i will tell you the heroes of that day with a minimum of thee capitol police who secured the capitol in just a few hours and made it possible for us to be conveyed the very same day. they were the heroes. [applause] >> did you -- so you talked to the president that morning. you had a final conversation trying to make his argument about what you c should do, contrary to what you're constitutional duty would have been. and did you talk to them again that day? >> no, we didn't talk again that day. when we finished our work, the next morning the president said all the right things. he condemned the rioters. he said the people that had ransacked the capital and perpetrated violence against law enforcement, his line a national television was he will pay. he also committed to a peaceful transfer of power in the wake of that tragic day. but to be honest with you i wasn't in hurry to talk to him again. i really wasn't. i feltpi like i said my piece, d it would be about five days later that his daughter and son-in-law who worked at the white house, and actually were good friends, our friends t

capitol police after the alarm triggered an evacuation. >> i don't know why this has gotten so much attentions in a rush to go vote, man. >> are you afraid of repercussions from leadership or legally? >> i'll take responsibility for what i did, you know. like i say, i was in a rush to go vote and you know, investigation will sort everything else out. >> bowman is a former school teacher and principal, why gop members think he should know better. there was a resolution to expell her empire state colleague, unlikely to succeed. the house has only expelled five members in history. house kicked out three in the 19th century because they sided with a the confederacy. now, the gop does not buy the explanations by bowman. kevin mccarthy wants an ethics investigation. and they say it should be another member first, george santos. it's unclear if bowman could face charges. back to you, john. >> john: chad pergram, thank you. jacqui. >> jacqui: jonathan turley, george washington university law professor and fox news contributor, could jamal bowman end up facing charges, that is the question we have in

the building was reopened about an hour later after capitol police determined it was not a threat. 3 made their case to the california gop convention. their appearances come just one day after the republican front runner donald trump spoke capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports from anaheim. >> donald trump received a lot of attention for his speech here on friday of a comma swami tim scott and ron desantis of since taking the stage to argue why they feel they are best fit to serve the nation. florida governor ron desantis receiving innovation at the california gop convention. he did not shy away from slamming governor gavin newsom in president joe biden for policies. desantis argues have only made things worse. our country's in a state of decline. >> economic decline, cultural decline, military decline. the california model represents more american decline desantis. the speech came hours after former president donald j trump addressed the party while the florida governor went after democrats. he also questioned trump's electability. i just wish if he was the one that turned flo

capitol police are investigating, jamal bowman after the democrat yanked a firearm. bowman says there was no ill intent it was an embarrassing mistake. you see he was rushing to get to a vote and then came to this door that is normally open, but it was locked, a little strange given these doors have signs on them that way emergency exit only, but okay. so, he did what any of us would have done and decided to pull the bright red alarm that's clearly marked with the word "fire." bowman seems to be confused why people are making such a big deal out of this. >> stand by your statement that pulling the fire alarm was an accident. >> you know, i don't know why this has gotten so much attention it, i was literally in a rush to go vote, man, that's all it was. >> are you afraid of any repercussions from leadership or chicago police. >> i take responsibility for what i did. like i say, i was in a rush to go vote. >> but hey, the law is the law. bowman can face more than 30 years behind bars for the fire alarm pull. aoc and the liberal media coming to his defense and somehow f

the capitol police investigate the house should censor him formally and excusable should he be kicked be censored if he goes to the floor the house tomorrow afternoon and goes to the well and apologizes on the floor of the house will that be enough for you? what you think should happen? >> actually not absolutely not in his own words and no one is above the lobby they can go after trump double barrel, full force t away they're going after him. it should be the same across the board for everyone. no one should be exempt. this is dangerous what he did it. it is childish what he did. as he had any type of integrity if he had any kind of strong work ethic he never would have been running late for that votes. he would have been in his seat. he would have been in his seat ready to do his job. he should not have had to be rushing and writing anywhere he should have been sitting like everyone else was. that goes to show how serious he is about his job. >> know it is above the law whether they are former president or a current congressman in this country. madeline has announcer mr. bowman seat

write an apology to capitol police and serve three months probation. bowman calls the whole thing pretty embarrassing. >> a judge in idaho has denied a motion to dismiss the indictment of brian coberger, the man accused of killing four university students in court yesterday. co-worker's attorneys made complicated arguments claiming that a grand jury was given the wrong instructions before indicting coberger for last november's murders. the judge denied the effort, telling co-worker's defense if they wanted to continue, they could take up their case with a higher court. robert f kennedy junior's presidential campaign is asking for secret service protection for the third time. >> now, the request comes after an intruder was arrested at kennedy's los angeles home twice on wednesday. both kennedy and his wife, actress cheryl hines, were both at home during the incidents. his campaign says secret service protection was also sought after another home intrusion. and an armed man's appearance at a campaign event. let's turn to sports now because it is start of

you're still going to work nearly every day as a capitol police officer. at day when crowds come into the capitol these days? do you think about that day, and your daughter, who was 11 then, now a little older, she called you in the middle of everything? how does this rumble around in your mind? >> you know, it's interesting. i used to think of the capitol, i still do, it was before january 6th. i viewed it as this ultimate pinnacle and symbol of democracy. you know, i was so honored to work and protect that building that was built by slaves. it was an honor, and i cherish that building. it was revered. after january 6th, it became a crime scene and a symbol of one of the darkest days in american history. so walking through that building, i don't want to necessarily say that i, you know, cringed every time i'm there, but there are times i'm walking through and i think, i can't believe that that happened in this hallowed space, you know? >> yeah. >> it is traumatic. i'm in a good place right now, all things considered, but there are times when you see crowds

the capitol police find a note in her hand bag. my life i give for the freedom of my country. the united states has be trained the sacred principles of mankind with the continuous subjugation of my country, the feeling better all head audio was born in puerto rico. in the 1930s. as a child, he saw his grandparents lose their land to the north american sugar monopolies. he witnessed the slaughter of the onset, mastercard. he saw the death of colonialism globally, but experienced it lingering on tenaciously at home. in his twenties, already and accomplished jazz musician, he gave up his career as a trumpet player and began to fight for independence. it was clear to feeling better to hear that the us was not going to change of its own accord the single savvy cause of wherever though if that's the end or what he means. so, you know, at the end of the main thing is convincing me into the game that will be in the vice court only. so big a point by the room that going on my, that a big get done that 3. and that also will look as a pretty good handle see the best 3 i'm going to make o

the vicious racist things they were saying to capitol police officers.ide by side the symbols of hate towards black americans were shirts like camp auschwitz shirts. hate has an indiscriminate infection. this is why as an american, as a black american, i will always stand against hate and stand with the people who are targets of hate. just like the nazis, who didn't just destroyed tuesday, destroyed gay people, gypsies. i will stand with people who are targets of hate. hamas, like the nazis and isis, are people who live in hate. i stand with jews, with muslims, with gay folks, with people right now who all have a common cause, to stand against hamas because hamas isn't indiscriminately hateful people who do not want peace. they want to destroy others and stop us from having. this is not complicated, america. it is not complicated. we all must denounce hate and those people who use hate to destroy. that is hamas. i am worried right now. i'm worried about rising antisemitism in the united states. i lead with three other senators, bipartisan, to call for mo

thank you to metro pd and capitol police for recovering the congressman's vehicle. let's go live to griff jenkins on the scene. what can you tell us this morning? >> well, i can tell you the residents walking these streets this morning are rattled. they say this is far too common. i will let you take a look here. you mentioned capitol police have a cruiser parked here in the navy yard area just a few blocks from the capitol in between the capitol and the national major league baseball stadium. the buildings here house many professionals on capitol hill to include members of congress. this is the one that congressman cuellar lived in parked out front when it happened 9:30 last night. three assailants approached him at gun point. his phone, ipad and luggage were in the vehicle. this morning his car was recovered by the carjackers are still on the loose as officials look for them. it comes as carjackings are surging in the nation's capital. 750 so far this year, up more than 100% from last year. 75% of those cases, a gun was involved. now, a sad note, there is only a 2

packing into a congressional building demanding a cease-fire multiple arrests for assaulting capitol police officers, and the warning from homeland security, the heightened threat environment in the u.s. as the war rages. >>> and the nypd asking for help finding the suspect in a hate crime attack on a jewish woman. >>> also tonight, jim jordan losing his second ballot for speaker getting fewer votes. what is the path forward for republicans? >>> and after 18 years, the stunning confession in the natalee holloway case. the prime suspect, joran van der sloot, admitting he killed her on the beach in aruba. how and why he says he did it and what he did with her body. our one-on-one with natalee's mother after she finally learned her daughter's fate. our special edition of "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight live from israel. >>> good evening, and welcome. today president biden was here in israel standing with its people in the face of tragedy while across the arab world, anger raged. protests from the mideast to europe, some aim

your new york colleague, congressman jamaal bowman, he's under investigation for this now, after capitol police say he pulled a fire alarm in one of the house office buildings. democrats were trying to delay a final vote on the bill. there he is, pulling the fire alarm. he says it was an accident. he thought pulling the alarm would open a door based on the fact that the doors to his right there was locked and there was a sign that i think someone said it was confusing. i'll be honest, it doesn't really make sense to me, his explanation. have you talked to him? what's going on there? >> i think if you actually do see some of the photos of the signs, i think there's something to be said about the government's about to shut down, there's a vote clock that's going down, the exits that are normally open in that building are suddenly closed -- >> so he pulled the fire alarm? >> what i'm here to say is that house administration and u.s. capitol police and jamaal bowman are an active and he's fully participating in saying there was a misunderstanding. but what i do think it's important to raise is the

congressman jamaal bowman surrendered to the capitol police this morning, what are the charges?isdemeanor for pulling that fire alarm three weeks ago at a congressional building, but bowman is charged in a d.c. superior court. that's a local court despite this happening on federal property. so the charges for falsely pulling that alarm during a house vote on a republican bill to keep the government funded and open, democrats were trying to stall that vote. bowman says he did not do anything intentionally and, yes, he turned himself in this morning. watch. >> as i said from the beginning, i was not trying to disrupt any, you know, official government proceedings. i'm glad, you know, the investigation found that that was the case. the misdemeanor charge of pulling the alarm, i admitted that that from the very beginning so, you know, got to take responsibility for it. you know, we have a deal in place, so looking forward to paying a fine and three months later it being dismissed and, hopefully, continuing to do work in my district. lauren: and he will pay a $1,000 fine. stuart: $1,

after posting bail, police say the man came back to the capitol after it closed with a loaded assault-style see the governor and was taken into custody. >>> "the new york times" says the former campaign treasurer for new york congressman george santos pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud the u.s. government. nancy marks admitted to helping santos report a fake $500,000 loan to his campaign to trick republican party leaders into giving him their support. she also said that she gave the government a fake list of donors. santos has pleaded not guilty to charges including fraud, money laundering, and lying to congress. >>> and "the montgomery advertiser" says a federal court selected a new alabama congressional map that will create a majority and near-majority black voting district. the three-judge panel picked a new map after deciding the state illegally weakened the voting pour of black residents. earlier this year the u.s. supreme court ruled that alabama's prior map likely violated the federal voting rights act. the new map could flip one house seat from republican to democratic control.

i think we need to hear from representative bowman, and we need to allow the capitol police to do their work. if there's a finding that he is responsible, i think he probably is just based on the video evidence, we're going to have to hear his explanation and then make some judgments about what if any next steps would be warranted. >> congressman dan kildee of michigan. thank you so much for joining me. i appreciate it. >> thanks, dana. good to see you. >>> speaking of jamal bowman, republicans are not accepting his explanation at all. listen to this. >> the exact same law that january 6th defendants are being prosecuted for every single day. >> his initial explanation that it was an accident doesn't seem to pass muster. >> this should not go without punishment. he pulled a fire alarm? in the minute, hours before the government being shut down, trying to dictate the government would shut down? what's going through a person's mind like that? >> panel back with me. just want to say that there's no comparison to january 6th. >> of course. >> and pulling a fire alarm. let's say that like fu

capitol police are working hard to keep control of the situation. looks calm at the moment, but it is increasingly getting a little tense as we are hearing from our reporters and producers on the scene. arrests have been made and protesters in zip ties have been led away. this as lawmakers are struggling to get a speaker of the house appointed. here's the latest on that. congressman jim jordan of ohio got less, fewer votes the second time around than he did in yesterday's vote. his team says he is going to fight on, but for now one side of the capitol is frozen in place. for more on the president's wartime visit to israel, we take it live to edward lawrence who is at the white house. edward, multiple moving parts here. what do you want to start with? i'll let you take it. >> reporter: that protest group, by the way, was outside the white house yesterday and did lock down, basically, all of the exits, delaying staff getting in and out. there were some arrests made yesterday e by the secret service. the president, as you mentioned, he's on his way bac

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capitol police are investigating.t biden is urging congress to restore aid for ukraine. >> too many lives are at stake, too many children, too many people. >> reporter: which was cut this weekend to appease some conservative republicans who think taxpayers have spent enough. >> is there any risk in waiting to provide that aid? >> certainly on the battlefield. but more importantly, the risk comes in what our partner nations are saying. >> reporter: the republicans seeking to oust mccarthy accuse him of cutting a secret side deal with the white house, guaranteeing ukraine funding. mccarthy denied it tonight, and the president, despite referencing it yesterday, didn't address shouted questions from reporters about it late today at the white house, norah. >> scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> history will be made in the u.s. senate tomorrow when laphonza butler is sworn in to fill the seat of the late california democrat dianne feinstein. butler is the president of emily's list, a fund-raising group that backs female candid

capitol police officers continues to be a major problem. after january 6, the capitol police is having a difficult time recruiting and retaining officers that will protect all of us. the legislative branch bill also eliminates diversity, equity, and inclusion training. this program has been important to ensure that the government continues to look more and more like the rest of the country. inclusion means me being at this podium, madam chair. inclusion means you being -- presiding over this proceedings. that's inclusion. to have a representative government of the people that make up our nation. yet the office of diversity, equity, and inclusion was eliminated -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. espaillat: mr. speaker, thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from arkansas, mre minutes. mr. hill: mr. speaker, i rise today to thank the firefighters of station 9 in west little rock, arkansas, for their selfless service during the horrific tornado that struck our city a

. >>> in dc, capitol police will be out in full force tomorrow even though there are no known threats to capitol hill either. they are not taking chances and put up fences for security. >>> inside of the walls a lot has been happening. namely fighting and dysfunction among house republicans over who will be the next speaker. late tonight, louisiana congressman steve scalise dropped out of the running. without a speaker the house can not do much of anything. including passing aid for israel. republicans are expressing their frustration and this missouri republican makes it pretty clear. >> someone said you can put jesus christ up for the speaker of the house and he would still not get 217. there are people with issues that go deep and beyond anything that i can imagine because i was not here for that. we got to get over that. >> as natalie brand reports as of right now it is not clear if the house is capable of electing anyone as speaker. >> i am withdrawing my name as a candidate for the speaker designee. >> reporter: making that decision after a day of closed door meetings with his c

capitol police said the people entered legally, but protesting is not allowed inside. there were also protests right here, in the bay area. our chopper flew over students walking out of class this morning. this happened in san francisco and also berkeley. the students are calling for a cease-fire in gaza. they marched through the halls in san francisco and stood chanting on street corners and oakland as part of the walkout, there was a rally at san francisco city hall, with supervisor hillary ronan. >> at the daughter of an israeli, as a jewish woman, as a human being, i say stop the madness, stop the killing. >> san francisco unified send out a statement ahead of the walkout, saying, while they support the students' right to peaceful protest, today's walkout is not a school sponsored event. the district also said they have seen a recent rise in anti-semitism and islamophobia. cbs news bay area will carry the present special address at 5:00 p.m. our time. so my still ahead, sentences that was about to be a global spotlight, hosting president biden and major rule leader

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the capitol police is now investigating that fire alarm incident as speaker mccarthy is calling for an ethics investing station into bowman while some republicans say bowman should be expelled, rhiannon all right, justin, thank you for that. >> california governor gavin newsom is set to announce a replacement for the late senator dianne feinstein. abc news has learned newsom will select laphonza butler, a former aide to vice president kamala harris. it would make butler the only black woman in the senate, as well as its second openly lgbt member. senator feinstein will lie in state wednesday in san francisco, where she was mayor before heading to the senate. her funeral is thursday. dianne feinstein died last week at the age of 90. >> former president trump confirmed he plans to attend the opening of his civil fraud trial getting underway in new york today, he posted see you in court on social media, then attacked the judge and new york's attorney general. the judge already found conclusive evidence that trump and his eldest sons and the trump organization inflated his assets by as muc