who jazzy collins is. excited to introduce rick aubrey for brief introduction and framing of who we are and where we are go. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you gerald and as you can hear there is a bart training going underneath us as we speak. one of the many many obstacles that these amazing teams over-came over the last several years to get this building built. so, as joe mentioned i am the ceo of home rise rick aubrey. if i haven't had a chance to meet you. this project took as all projectss do in san francisco a lot of people working very hard for a very long time to get this done, so many folks here that i'm going to make a point of recognizing. some i want to mention, michael cohen who is great partner since day 1. this was a public private partnership people said couldn't be done. it doesn't work, this is not how things happening in san francisco but thanks to strada and michael's effort, here it is. this is part of a much larger project that is going on, but they were very committed to the

emphatic about that. >> and susan collins will believe any lie, no matter how obvious. >> i'm susan collinspproved this message. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." ♪ ♪ ♪ and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: oh, my lord. thanks for being here. i like it. look casual tonight. sell the photos. best-dressed list. best dressed, baby. hey! how are you? ( audience chanting "stephen" ) thank you! i like it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ o! happy tuesday. hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome, everybody, welcome, everybody, to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. ( applause ) well, (bleep). ( laughter ) you know what we're going to be talking about tonight, so strap in. i wanted to begin tonight's show talking about the met gala, you know. did you have a good time last night? >> jon: yeah, it was fun, man. >> stephen: amazing time. in wanted to talk about their theme of like, "the glamour and the gilded age." instead, i've got to talk about another group of out-of-tou

senators joe manchin and susan collins introduced two bipartisan bills that they say will reform the electoral count act of 1887. the measures would make sure the vote tally by congress accurately reflect each states vote for president. it would also provide guidelines on when the president and vice president can receive federal resources for the transition into office. >> mr. president i rise today to acknowledge a month a bipartisan, hard work is going to two bills that we are filing today the electoral count, reforming presidential transition improvement act, i repeat the electoral count, reforming presidential transition improvement act and the enhanced selection security and protection act. i'd like to commend my dear friend senator susan collins for his leadership throughout this process she has been shepherding this through and working diligently as only she can do and does it so well. we started this discussion back in january. when partisanship about here without a fever pitch, the toxic environment was absolutely now conducive to things that need to be done. but for those t

. >> earlier this week, democratic senator joe manchin and republican susan collins, spoke about bipartisan legislation that seeks to make changes in how the electoral votes are counted. this runs 20 minutes. . >> mr. president i rise today to acknowledge a month a bipartisan, hard work is going to two bills that we are filing today the electoral count, reforming presidential transition improvement act, i repeat the electoral count, reforming presidential transition improvement act and the enhanced selection security and protection act. i'd like to commend my dear friend senator susan collins for his leadership throughout this process she has been shepherding this through and working diligently as only she can oes it so well. we started this discussion back in january. when partisanship about here without a fever pitch, the toxic environment was absolutely now conducive to things that need to be done. but for those that may not remember we were in the middle of the heat of the day over voting rights, with both sides democrats and republican will equally vote again and their positions and it

collins not. collins not moving their. are moving to north carolina. >> laura's attorney fought back. >> you can't get around the incriminating evidence against colin rideout. >> so you're pointing the finger on call and is anyone else pointing the finger at anyone else? so you're pointing the finger at colin, on behalf of laura -- >> it affects the family dynamics during the trial. >> we have mother and son, and then paul -- >> i never said that it was colin, i never said that it was anybody, i just said that no one connected evidence to the scene to my guy. >> and we had to? >> after a month of testimony the case went to the jury, chelsea remained his biggest supporter to the very end. do you think that the way you described him as being this protector of the family, do you think that is optimally what might have gotten him in trouble? >> he's a smart guy, i don't think he would ever put himself in a situation, he had a life ahead of him. he had no need. >> after five days of deliberations, the jury reached a verdict. >>

jonathan: collin martin, schwab center for financial research.ll three of them said they think we see the highest of the 10 year this year. that was it, close to 3.50. all three of them said that we have not seen the high-yield, pushing back against that 100 basis points over the last month or so. lisa: if you think about it logically, if you think about the credit spread representing the risk, why would it be contracting less risk heading into a recession, a weakening economy? that doesn't make a lot of logical sense. edifying what they are talking about, that would be the reason to push back. that said, if the fed has cutting rates next year, how much of the reversal do they give to companies that are already well-financed into perpetuity? jonathan: you could make a call on how much damage is done in between the economy and what the stories will look like. tom: i would look at the damage done in bond portfolios. you and i have been talking about this from day one, bloomberg total return index. i just looked at one health care name down 22%. thi

who jazzy collins is. i'm excited to introduce rick aubrey for brief introduction and framing of who we are and where we are go. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you gerald and as you can hear there is a bart training going underneath us as we speak. one of the many many obstacles that these amazing teams over-came over the last several years to get this building built. so, as joe mentioned i am the ceo of home rise rick aubrey. if i haven't had a chance to meet you. this project took as all projectss do in san francisco a lot of people working very hard for a very long time to get this done, so many folks here that i'm going to make a point of recognizing. some i want to mention, michael cohen who is great partner since day 1. this was a public private partnership people said couldn't be done. it doesn't work, this is not how things happening in san francisco but thanks to strada and michael's effort, here it is. this is part of a much larger project that is going on, but they were very committed to

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let me jump to kaitlan collins.ave some new reporting. >> we just got a letter from joe biden's doctor. he says that it was a pcr test that joe biden took this morning, and tested positive on. he said the result was subsequently confirmed after that, according to dr. o'connor. he said on questioning, joe biden is experiencing mild symptoms, a runny nose, dry cough and that started yesterday evening. given that he meets the authorization criteria for paxlovid he is going to start taking that. he is fully vaccinated and twice boosted, so i anticipate he will respond favorably, as most patients do. early use of paxlovid provides additional protection. he says joe biden will isolate in accordance with the cdc recommendations and will keep us updated on any changes in his condition or treatment plan. >> thanks for your rotting on this. we are sending our best wishes to the president for a full recovery. kate bolduan continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to our viewers here in the united states an

i'd like to commend my dear friend senator susan collins for his leadership throughout this process she has been shepherding this through and working diligently as only she can do and does it so well. we started this discussion back in january. when partisanship about here without a fever pitch, the toxic environment was absolutely now conducive to things that need to be done. but for those that may not remember we were in the middle of the heat of the day over voting rights, with both sides democrats and republican will equally vote again and their positions and it's kinda hard to move people off of that preventive action of january the sixth and the situation that has been going on since 1887 issued been corrected and i had not been but no onewo ever felt we d what we had so now we have to take care of it. everyone stepser into play. by january the 19th, my democratic colleagues were so frustrated that they forced a vote on repealing the filibuster to allow that bill the pass with a simple majority along partyar lines. it appeared to many both inside and outside of washington, d.c.n t

>> some senators have said that this bill senators murkowski and , collins, for instance, have said that congresswoman choose bill goes too far. >> we are not going to negotiate a woman's right to choose. senator makowski and senator collins may have their view, but it is not a view that is one about a woman's having the right to decide. we're not negotiating that. no. >> are you in discussions with the white house on any further executive actions that can be taken if this bill can't get passed the senate again? >> people don't like it when we say vote. people will be voting less fewer than 100 days. people will be voting and we have to elect a couple more senate democratic senators so that we can get around the filibuster so that we can pass legislation that truly that truly impacts a woman's right to choose. but there's not a halfway measure. can't be a little bit pregnant in this. it has to be a real measure that protects a woman's right to choose. and so no, it's not for negotiation. what what are you going to negotiate? are you gonna negotiate whether a woman can have contraception?

nbc news reporter ben collins joins us. person of interest. jim kavanaugh, harry litman, as promised, also still with us. ben, we were going through all of the pieces of information that you are getting to us, after you went through a lot of what was left on line by this person of interest. and one of the questions that comes out throughout all of this is what can they do, when it goes to a person like harry litman, like, what is usable there, and what stands out, based on what you've seen? >> that's a really good question, in terms of prosecuting this person. i will say that this person's obsession with death goes back years, mass death and mass murder. you know, the most recent music video he made was about getting shot by the cops, after you know, committing a school shooting. this is a very complicated ideology this man has in support of mass death. he was also on these message boards that were constantly posting videos of beheadings and murder and things like that as well. this was a guy who was extremely tilting to an

ben collins, thank you so much.line footprint there of the person of interest. appreciate that. we will talk to you a little bit later if we can. jim, again, as i was mentioning as well, harry's gonna be with us. we're gonna take a short break here on the breaking news story. again, the person of interest taken into custody about one hour ago. two hours ago now. and we are now trying to determine what are the next steps. we may hear charges coming down the next 12 hours, according to harry litman. we're gonna get to that, right after a short break, right here on msnbc. right right after a short break, right and vanguard retirement tools and advice can help you get there. that's the value of ownership. can help you get there. finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself from recurrence. verzenio is the first treatment in over 15 years on

who jazzy collins is. to introduce rick aubrey for brief introduction and framing of who we are and where we are go. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you gerald and as you can hear there is a bart training going underneath us as we speak. one of the many many obstacles that these amazing teams over-came over the last several years to get this building built. so, as joe mentioned i am the ceo of home rise rick aubrey. if i haven't had a chance to meet you. this project took as all projectss do in san francisco a lot of people working very hard for a very long time to get this done, so many folks here that i'm going to make a point of recognizing. some i want to mention, michael cohen who is great partner since day 1. this was a public private partnership people said couldn't be done. it doesn't work, this is not how things happening in san francisco but thanks to strada and michael's effort, here it is. this is part of a much larger project that is going on, but they were very committed to the irk wor

kaitlan collins in jeddah.s trip only getting more delicate. >> reporter: one thing we should note he is leaving on the heels this have trip after spending his -- he dedicated to days of his first stop on this trip to israel, spending his last few hours to the palestinians, devoting that time to them. of course, it's a symbolic measure and he is restoring funding that his predecessor had stripped away from the palestinians but as hadas notes he is not doing a lot of the things that they would like to see as abbas just made clear. he will be the first u.s. president to fly from israel to jeddah on a direct flight after saudi arabia opened its air space to commercial airlines from israel to gesture to israel and it certainly is a notable one, but of course when he gets here there are a lot trickier issues here. that is when he is going to be having that face-to-face with the saudi crown prince and that has been the entire focus this have trip. yes, he intentionally wanted to go to israel first, that is something

i'd like to commend my dear friend senator susan collins for his leadership throughout this process sheas been shepherding this through and working diligently as only she can oes it so well.

collins: mr. president, i am pleased to join my close friend and dear colleague senator manchin in introducing bipartisan legislation to reform the archaic and ambiguous electoral count act of 1887. the important law that governs how congress tallies each state's electoral vote for president and vice president. mr. president, on january 6 of 2017, i was amused to learn that i had received one electoral vote for vice president of the united states, an office for which i obviously was not a candidate. but on january 6, 2021, i realized that my unearned vote from four years earlier was really not funny at all. rather it was an indication of deep structural problems with our system of certifying and counting the electoral votes for president and vice president. these unfortunate flaws are codified in the 1887 electoral count act. mr. president, in four of the past six presidential elections, this process has been abused with members of both parties raising frivolous objections to electoral votes. but

. >> this is going to put a ton of scrutiny on senator susan collins, in the comments that she made todayon this very set, saying she did not believe that justice brett kavanaugh would overturn "roe v. wade." >> i do not believe that brett kavanaugh will overturn-- >> you have obviously, full confidence. >> i do. >> and now, other things that susan collins believes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hot dogs are made with only the finest ingredients. >> i do believe. >> her childhood dog chumley is fine and living on a farm upstate. >> absolutely.

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collins tight. they sat down in their places, they can not be replaced and nothing happens. one of the most outspoken and stubborn opponents of fouch activity for many years has been robert kennedy, the younger nephew of president john f. pharmaceutical and political activist. he invited us to his home in los angeles. in general, i’m sure the coronavirus was created by human hands in the laboratory, a chain of proof of the version, and the laboratory creation can be connected together. naturally, this version meets a lot of resistance, for example, anthony folchi. he states that the virus is unambiguously of natural origin. it is not created by human hands, but it is obvious to anyone who is ready to get to the bottom of the truth that the version of man-made laboratory creation much more evidence of the virus anthony fauci was one of the main promoters in the so-called gain-of-function studies as part of these studies, various viruses were studied and amplified. including the coronavirus, the formula for the maximum possible infection and damage was determined. this work se

that was francis collins. it turns out he was lying, but none of this made it into the intel agencies. one andha a half page report to. joe biden. neither did the news at the wuhan lab spent hundreds of millions of dollars on new filtration system o shortly aftr the pandemic began. really on september 16th. 2019 nearly three months after the first reported cases of covid-19 emerge, juhan lab agreed to spend six hundred and six million dollars on a,nd quote, central air conditioning renovation project .ct six hundred and six million sawat for each vasey. >> so in the face of all thisce evidence, which at this pointd is overwhelming, the world health organization ofns o all places is demanding a new investigation into the origins of covid. keep in mind you rigged the last investigation by making peter datsyuk the sole us investigator. but officials i i in this count, for reasons we can't understanda ,are still resisting efforts to find out what was happening at the one lab whichch, by the way, the support ofpa u

collin farrell, viggo mortensen and joel edgerton play the heroic rescuers.ivers rick stanton and john volanthen, who admitted to not knowing who farrell was before filming began. i had no idea who collin was because i'm not really a movie buff but he seems to have done a really good job. he seems to be very diligent. he even took up running as a method actor, as it were. he's done a really good job. the complicated rescue operation back in 2018 took nearly three weeks as the world watched on. ron howard said it was notjust about the heroic divers but an entire community. claudia redmond, bbc news. a movie to a great story. that is bbc news, thanks for watching. hello, there. monday's heat was extraordinary, not least because it covered a really wide area. 38.2 celsius the highest temperature recorded at santon downham in suffolk, very close to the all—time uk record. jersey had its hottest day on record. wales had its hottest day on record as well, and with this met office red warning for extreme heat still in force through tuesday, some places could see tem

it broke with susan collins, a pro-choice republican senator, in 2008. they still haven't endorsed lisa murkowski, a pro-choice republican senator who is running for re-election and who, by the way, didn't vote for brett kavanaugh's confirmation. is there some responsibility that the pro-choice activist groups have? 'cause the criticism of planned parenthood is that they became a wing of a political party rather than a sincere issue-advocacy organization. >> i think absolutely. there's no question. i don't think they ever endorsed me, either, as a pro-choice republican. no, there's no question. this happens with all of those groups. environmental groups, the same thing happens. and, unfortunately, planned parenthood allowed themselves to be defined as pro-abortion rather than emphasizing the family-planning part of the -- of their name and of their mission. they let that go by the side. they decided to adopt this. they were going to really fight for pro-abortion issues. and i get it, but that was wrong. and i think they are responsible for part of this f

joining us now with those details, senior reporter for nbc news, ben collins.rough this man's online history. what'd you find? >> yeah, bobby crimo was, on the internet, known as a wake, a rapper on the internet. this wasn't a small time kind of thing. usually, where you see these mass killers, they sort of appear in the public for the first time at their mass killing. that was not the case with this killer. he had music videos where he graphically depicted school shootings and being in shootouts with the cops. there were cartoons of him being in shootouts with the cops. he had a spotify account with tens of thousands of plays between that and youtube. he had his own discord server, which is basically like a message board or chat group, where people in that server talked about political nihilism, about political murder and things like that. this man was part of a much larger community that ties back to places like 4chan that are obsessed with mass death and nihilism in general, and the idea that the only way out of life in general, if you're a young man, is thi

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who jazzy collins is. to introduce rick aubrey for brief introduction and framing of who we are and where we are go. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you gerald and as you can hear there is a bart training going underneath us as we speak. one of the many many obstacles that these amazing teams over-came over the last several years to get this building built. so, as joe mentioned i am the ceo of home rise rick aubrey. if i haven't had a chance to meet you. this project took as all projectss do in san francisco a lot of people working very hard for a very long time to get this done, so many folks here that i'm going to make a point of recognizing. some i want to mention, michael cohen who is great partner since day 1. this was a public private partnership people said couldn't be done. it doesn't work, this is not how things happening in san francisco but thanks to strada and michael's effort, here it is. this is part of a much larger project that is going on, but they were very committed to the irk wor

. >> this is astronaut, michael collins, command module pilot for the apollo 11 mission. what do you think will result from the apollo 11 flight? >> obviously, we've opened up a travel system, which is -- been impossible. we will now be able to offer to human beings the option of either walking on the surface of the earth or walking on the surface of the moon, or hopefully in some not too far distant date, the option of walking on the surface of some other planted. i think that the possibilities therein are almost limitless. however, as they say, before such an event -- but say in great detail what they may be. historically, we've been unable to predict the benefits of various inventions or various discoveries. >> how do you view your role as command module pilot? >> well, apollo was designed to be a three man job and the third, which i perform, is, i think, as important, no more so, no less so, than the other two positions. i think i'd be a fool if i said that i have the best seat of the three. on the other hand, i can say with complete candor and with complete honesty t

el papa francisco le dijo a nuestra colega marÍa antonieta collins que no piensa renunciar, confesÓ queas. dos muertos y tres heridos dejan seis asaltos en una tienda seven eleven en california. un mexicano y su tÍo viajaron escondido debajo de los asientos de una camioneta. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" ediciÓn nocturna con patricia janiot y leÓn krause. leÓn: buenas noches, comenzamos con marÍa antonieta mejÍas y el papa francisco. patricia: la persistencia de marÍa antonieta rindiÓ fruto. leÓn: muy pocas veces los papÁs dan este tipo de entrevistas en profundidad. patricia: le decimos quÉ dijo el pontÍfice argentino. marÍa: aquÍ ya es 12 de julio, ha sido una larga jornada porque para "noticias univisiÓn", para "vix", para univisiÓn, para el canal "n+". es una entrevistade una plÁtica histÓrica, en la primera vez que un papa de la iglesia catÓlica se sienta con dos periodistas a hablar, somos mexicanas, valentina larraqui corresponsal mexicana de n+ y esta servidora, sido una plÁtica casi, casi del sacerdote de una parroquia, pero embestido c

was a voyage of a very limited view this is astronaut michael collins command module pilot for the apollo 11 mission. what do you think will result from the apollo 11 flight? obviously we've opened up. a travel system, which is heretofore. this is a closed captioning test. this is a closed captioning test. this is a closed captioning test. this is a closed captioning test. this is a closed captioning test. this is a closed captioning test. surface of some other planet and i think that the possibilities they're in are almost limitless. however, as i say -- and i think that the possibilities there and are almost limitless. however, as i say, before such an event i'm a quid to say in great detail what they may be. historically, we've been unable to predict the benefits of various inventions or various discoveries. >> how do you view your role as command module pilot? >> well, apollo was designed to be a three man job. the third, which i perform, is i think as important, no more so at no less so, then the other two positions. i think i'd be a fool if i said that i had the best seat of the thr

cnn chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins joins us now. president biden has in the past been reluctant to talk about donald trump. why now? >> reporter: these are pretty rare comments. he has made quite clear about how he feels about what happened on january 6th, but you don't often see president biden going out of his way to say trump's name, certainly not specifically, he often refers to them as my preld decessor, you don't often see him say donald trump. he was speaking with a group of black law enforcement executives, talking about what law enforcement did that day, and also being sharply critical of what his predecessor did or did not do on january 6th. >> face to face with a crazed mob that believed the lies of the president. police were heroes, donald trump lacked the courage to act. brave law enforcement officers were subject to the medieval hell for three hours, dripping in blood, surrounded by carnage. you can't be pro insurrection and pro cop. you can't be pro insurrection and pro american. >> reporter: so in these remarks reall

listen, kaitlan collins asked president biden about inflation on december 10th. it's july now. on december 10th, and president biden told her then that he thought december 10th was the peak of the crisis. take a listen. >> and i think you'll see a change sooner, quicker, more rapidly than it will take than most people think. every other aspect of the economy is racing ahead. it's doing incredibly well. >> obviously, the war in ukraine has happened since then. which is partially to blame for higher gas prices, although putin's forces were on the border right then. but it just seems clear that the biden administration has misjudged how bad inflation was going to get, for months and months and months. >> so look, there is no question that the war in ukraine exacerbated the inflation challenge. in fact, you can go back to when putin had troops on the border and since that time, about 90% of the difference between headline cpi and core cpi can be attributed, that has widened since the war began. the inflation we're seeing is due to the pandemic and is due to the war. and we're not d

susan collins called the cops because someone wrote with chalk on the sidewalk outside her house.eak out when there's a yard sale in her neighborhood? [ laughter ] and the note wasn't even threatening! it said "please. although i'm not sure how chalk on a sidewalk could ever be threatening. "oh, my god. it must be a note from the zodiac killer. "fair warning, detective if you step on a crack, you will break your mother's back." [ laughter ] of course, susan collins claims she's pro-choice, but in reality, she and her fellow republicans would much rather spend their time freaking out about polite chalk messages or the identity of the person who leaked the supreme court opinion than the actual substance of what's happening - that the supreme court is on the verge of erasing a woman's right to bodily autonomy, and that states are already pushing forward with severe new restrictions on reproductive rights despite the fact that it seems very possible a conservative leak the draft opinion to freeze the majority in place, republicans like texas senator ted cruz have been insisting it mus

also joining us is nbc news senior reporter ben collins. pick up on that, on what you know about him from the internet and your study. >> reporter: yeah, he is a student of a lot of mass murder. that's what this person was. it's very clear this is over a long period of time. this is a much dumber conclusion to come to at the number 47, but it is possibly true, there is a video game called hit man. the primary character in that is agent 47. it's a guy who was a sniper from a rooftop. that's the kind of culture he was in on the internet. he was deeply into the culture of glorifying mass murder. also, in these spaces they talk about kill counts in the way you would talk about kill counts in a video game. that's the sort of spaces he was in. in january he put out a music video under this rapper name awake, where he was dropping -- literally physically dropping bullets inside a classroom that he had presumably shot up in this music video. there's a graphic cartoon depiction of him getting in a shootout with the police afterwards. this was a guy

this matters because you're working with the republicans on other pieces of legislation and susan collins, one of those republicans you're working with, says that this break o marriage, that the well has been poisoned. >> here is the thing, i think susan collins is, you know, my very dear friend. we worked almost on everything together. but the thing of it, i never told anybody that i wasn't going to do something. if i had a chance to fix the energy policy of the united states of america, and i didn't do it, shame on me. if i had the chance to ruc of inflation of people in west virginia and across the country are enduring right now, shame on me. i never thought they would come to an agreement and basically recognizing with this administration working, with president biden's administration and working with chuck schumer and all of them who were going a different direction and were very upset with me for so long that they would ever sit down, but i guess this thing is has become truly horrible for the -- for families across america. so now to have a piece of legislation that we have energy,

ron collins government brought the country of financial collab, the political uncertainty of god riding. according to m, ron con, because of a rigid water call, but the winds of change are being credited and bucket on after the crew share to meeting of the you as president, read the out of later this particular region get an order for the conflict and iran con, of course, has been saying that he will buy oil from russia because right joe was selling a boy that no other country had the right to dictate the people of budget on. so indeed a huge national lead moment for buckets on. but the country has difficult to days ahead because of a looming economic crisis, aged and crucial talk radio met. and it will be important to see what comes out of the bi election way that it will be fed and red, or the center of government id will. now be thinking of dissolving parliament and calling for early elections, which was one of the key demands of prime minister, former enron con. it's been $100.00 days of protests and tr lanka. the attic a lie, a movement towards the struggle and sinner lease has top

his supporters have been celebrating off the preliminary results, showed collins pity on my party. when in most of the 20 seats up the grabs and punjab province, the wind could have national implications. feminist a shout sharif muslim league, hold to narrow majority in the provincial assembly. come on, hot reports from the whole. the result of a hardly contested bi election is now out m. ron cons party has swept the ball. it made a huge political come back. this is indeed a province of the country which had the most wards and the national assembly. it is also the economic power and render people of the fund job be made that they did the wife of the people of august on important also to note there just 3 months ago, a correlation of over the 11 bar days on a single agenda to get rid of him, ron collins, government brought the country of financial lab, the political uncertainty of god, riding. according to iran con, because you're very rigid, go moscow. but the winds of change are being fed head and buckets on after to get crew share to meeting of the us president, read the out of t

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i'm kaitlan collins in for jake tapper and our breaking coverage of the deadly shooting will continue with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. an urgent manhunt underway this hour as police identify a person of interest in the july fourth parade mass shooting in highland park, illinois. just outside of chicago. at least six people are dead and dozens are injured this hour. chilling new eyewitnesses, they're accounts and the details of this brutal, brutal attack. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i'm wolf blitzer and this is "the situation room," special report. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> the celebration of america's birthday marred by yet another, another mass shooting here in the united states. and police have just now identified a person of interest in that attack that killed at least six people and injured more than two dozen. cnn's adrianne broadous is on the scene in highland park, illinois. a manhunt is underway right now for the gunman who has just been identified. >> reporter: yes, seven years a

shaq brewster in highland park is with us, nbc's ben collins, nbc's ken dilanian. let me recap what i heard. he is 21, as we know. he will be 22 in september. he is a resident of highwood. he was dressed in women's cloenling to disguise his identity so he could blend in with the crowd. he left the rifle on the rooftop. accessed that through a fire escape ladder. he purchased the rifle legally. had another rifle in his car and had other weapons as well. borrowed his mother's vehicle. his mother lives in the area, in the highland park area. went to his mother's, walked to his mother's and borrowed her car. they don't know or would not say whether the mother was aware of what he had done, did not think so. he was apprehended without injuries to any police officers. more than 30 people were injured, not including, of course, the six who are dead. necessary custody. no indication anyone else was involved in the attack. appears to be acting by himself. there had been, ken, previous law enforcement contact. some police had identified him from knowing him from photos. the