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first off, we spoke to the colorado springs police department.ll and that she called about a hostage situation. they just didn't respond and to be very clear, they responded to mrs. campbell's phone call. they only responded to a secondary call report of two males had been shot. so the initial call that she made, there was never any response. they're not giving too much information at this time. we have performed an open records request to get the 911 call, the radio traffic communication as well as the office's main ability at that time. i can't think of any situation, maybe an active shooter situation that could take presence of a hostage. they're job is to preserve life and they failed around the dispatcher informed miss campbell that police was coming. so she believed law enforcement was on the way. >> they didn't come right away. and what do we need to know about your husband? tell us about him? >> yeah. my husband was a one-of-a-kind. he was gentle, he was family-oriented. he was loving. my soul mate, my best friend, my confidant. he was a

five people were killed and 25 injured at a club in colorado springs, colorado. six people were killed at a church school in nashville, tennessee. in each of these instances, people were killed using a pistol brace. they are so dangerous because they can convert pistols into short-barreled rifles. a brace attaches a pistol to a shooter's arm and allows it to be fired from the shoulder. the shooter thereby acquires the power and accuracy of a rifle with an easily concealed pistol. so today we're here to decide whether that atf rule supported by the president, to his credit, designed to keep americans safe from these makeshift rifles were stand. what was so apparent in hartford when the president spoke to us there was the energy and spirit reflecting america's support for these kinds of commonsense gun violence prevention measures. all of those groups who attended representing the american people were, in fact, energized by a growing consensus in america -- the majority of americans support these kinds of commonsense measures. and more and more, the gun violence pr

colorado springs, five killed, 19 injured at a club. nashville, tennessee, six killed, including three 9-year-old children at an elementary school. the a.t.f. final rule closes the loophole that helps arm brace-equipped pistols sill come vent firearm -- circumvent firearm regulations including the national firearms act. the resolution before us today will take an already menacing and lethal weapon and turn it into a more accurate killing machine. this is misguided. it's callous, and it will only lead to more deaths. i urge my colleagues to vote no, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. hunt: mr. speaker, i yield five minutes to the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hudson: thank you, mr. speaker. and i thank my colleague. i rise today in support of the resolution. our nation's veterans have served our nation honorably. they and their families have sacrificed for our freedoms,

the precision flying team rehearsed maneuvers yesterday in the skies over colorado springs.e looking on today. he's set to deliver the commencement address. >>> a former limo company manager was sentenced in a deadly crash, and there was a tragic discovery in the case of a missing doctor. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "usa today" reports the body of a missing missouri doctor was found by a kayaker in arkansas. authorities say 49-year-old dr. john forsyth was found dead in a lake tuesday from an apparent gunshot wound. he was last seen at the hospital that he worked at on may 21st. his brother said the doctor's unlocked vehicle was found sunday in missouri with his wallet and other personal belongings inside. officials did not say whether he was shot by someone else or if he took his own life. >>> the "albany times union" reports a former limousine manager received the maximum sentence for his role in a new york state crash that killed 20 people. the suv limo was packed with friends out for a birthday celebration in 2018 when its brakes failed. t

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abc's mola lenghi in denver for us. >> reporter: tonight, the shooter in the colorado springs nightclub massacre taking a plea deal. anderson lee aldrich will now spend the rest of their life in prison. the 23-year-old appearing in court handcuffed, pleading guilty to five counts of murder, 46 counts of attempted murder, and no contest to two bias motivated charges. >> how do you plead? >> guilty. >> reporter: aldrich, who identifies as nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns, was given five consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole for the murders of daniel aston, raymond green vance, kelly loving, ashley paugh, and derrick rump at club q, a lgbtq nightclub. >> this defendant committed an act of terror against a maligned group of people based on ideological hatred for that community. >> reporter: tonight, daniel aston's parents saying they are grateful for the plea deal, but there will never be enough closure. >> we're glad that this part of our journey is over. >> i hope we get the death penalty out of this, because even that is more than this monster deserves. >> rep

working at high levels of intelligence and aerospace, and that ecosystem is what you find in colorado springsithin a couple of months of what they call fac. full operational capability. given russia's invasion of ukraine, the tensions with china, this amount of time to start moving one of our most key elements of our national defense just doesn't make sense. and so trump said he was going to move it because colorado didn't perform properly in his opinion in the 2020 elections, that's the last thing that should ever happen with an important decision like this. and it is so intimately connected to our national defense. >> sir, thank you so much for our time. thank you for coming back to the show. >> thank you so much. >> i'm -- there is a second hour of a man coming up after the break. we were going to look at the failing gop campaign to smear president biden. esident biden. wayfair has nice prices so you can have nice things. hah! kelly clarkson, we have a kid... and harold. wayfair's got just what you need... performance fabrics, stains don't stand a chance. no chance! -woo! dog friendly and

that ecosystem is what you find in colorado springs.d then within a couple of months of what they call efficacy, full operational capability. given russia's invasion of ukraine, tensions with china, this is not a time to start moving one of our most key elements of our national defense, it doesn't make sense. so when president trump said he would move it because colorado didn't perform properly in his opinion in the 2020 elections, that is the last thing that should ever happen with an important decision like this. it is so intimately connected to our national defense. >> senator john hickenlooper of colorado, thank you for your time, thank you for coming back on the show. >> my pleasure, thank you so. much so much huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medici

he was handing out diplomas to graduates of the us air force academy in colorado springs. when he tripped over sam's back on the stage is full, was captured on video, which spread quickly across social media. a white house official says the president is 80 years old, was on heard. but this is not the 1st time he has stumbled prompting speculation about biden's health. republicans were quick to seize on it as evidence that he is not fit for office joining us today or for more on this presidential mist uh for join from washington, 5 policy analysts list showed good list. recent polls indicate that less than half of democrats think bite and should run for president again, how much of that has to do with his age? i don't think very much. i, i think when we're hearing about his age, it's incredibly low hanging fruit. it's an easy proxy for a whole bunch of different issues. of course, it's quasi and we're looking at polarization. that age is really going to be a factor. is the question of biden's age, a legitimate concern, lis. mister president, thank you for joining us. of cou

cnn, the suspect accused of killing five people and injuring 19 others at a gay nightclub in colorado springsn court. 23-year-old anderson lee aldrich faced over 50 charges stemming from the 2022 massacre. aldrich faces five consecutive life sentences. cnn's josh campbell is joining us now. josh, was the guilty plea expected this morning? >> reporter: sara, it wasn't a surprise because the evidence was so overwhelming in this case. multiple witnesses and of course just to remind our viewers this defendant is accused of inflicting terror in the community of colorado springs last november after going into an lgbtq club, opening fire indiscriminately with an ar-15. authorities say that that coffin so much worse but for a u.s. navy sailor who grabbed the barrel of that weapon, there was a u.s. army veteran who then took down the shooter. he had multiple extra magazines of ammunition on him, but of course, sadly five people were killed in that attack, over 40 additional were injured. now, the suspect just entered a plea of guilty. i want you to hear him addressing the judge. take a listen. >> thos

and then l g b t q night, club anderson li aldrich, entered the crowd in colorado springs venue back in 2022 and he begin shooting. his victims, sierra leone president is on the course for re election. he has already passed the threshold for victory with 60 percent of the votes counted the main opposition party all peoples congress so that one of their volunteers had died after police fired tear gas at their headquarters on a 10th day of voting. the people in montreal are having to breed in some of the world's most polluted air right now. and that's because of the smoke from wild flyers which of toward the 3 more than $7000000.00 pictures of forest across the country. since january canada, it has been hit by repeated extreme weather events in recent years, lying to say the intensity the frequency are a result of global warming. at the moment, clouds of smoke or blanketing for back sick grace, small clouds on what would normally be a sunny and clear summer's day. in montreal. it's blowing over from wild fires, raging and forest across canada. on sunday, air quality here dropped to a l

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during a public a bed he was handing out. diploma is 2 graduates of the us air force academy in colorado springs when he tripped over a sand back on the stage is ball was captured on video which spread quickly across social media. the white house official says the president, who is 80 years old was on heard, but this is not the 1st time he has stumbled prompting speculation about biden's health. republicans were quick to seize on it as evidence that he, his unfit for office, for joining. for more on the presidential misstep i spoke earlier to washington based policy analyst list stroke was recent polls indicate that less than half of democrats think bite and should run for president. again, how much of the has to do with his age? i don't think very much i, i think when we're hearing about his age, it's incredibly low hanging fruit. it's an easy proxy for a whole bunch of different issues. of course it's going to come up on i stuff with your team a couple weeks ago and you're talking about the 3 biggest issues you might see coming up in the election and you cannot deny h will be a part of it. but

>>> to colorado springs where a widow is accusing police of failing to respond quickly to an allegedr dead less than a mile away from the colorado springs police headquarters, and about an hour after she placed that 911 call. cnn's reporter is following this story. what more are you learning? >> hey, the majority of what we're learning is coming from this widow who says her husband texted her on june 2nd saying he needed help. that text message included a picture of a man that he was in the car with that you're seeing right there on the screen and the words 911 send please. she says i know what that picture, she sent his location. so she was able to call 911 and immediately tell them exactly where he was and that he was allegedly being held hostage. now, she says that she did not see the urgency in the dispatch operator, so she decided to go to that location herself. the problem is she was about an hour away. she still went. and by the time she got there, she says she did not see any officers on the scene. instead, she saw her husband slumped over the driver's side of the car and she

presidente joe hayden se tropezÓ y cayÓ en el escenario durante una ceremonia de graduaciÓn en colorado springs encuentra bien, que se tropezÓ por una bolsa de arena. biden reitero que se tratÓ de una bolsa de arena a su regreso a la capital. " espero se recupere de cualquier lesiÓn que se haya podido sufrir, pero tambiÉn le deseamos a estados unidos una rÁpida recuperaciÓn de las lesiones que ha sufrido debido a yo pueden y su polÍtica" dijo el gobernador de la florida. donald trump supo de los incidentes cuando uno de sus simpatizantes le preguntÓ sobre su hecho. " espero no se haya hecho daÑo" indicÓ. por su parte atacÓ nuevamente a su contrincante ron desantis. " no deberÍan votar si Él dijo que necesita ocho aÑos para llevar a cabo una óda. el gobernador de la florida contraatacÓ diciendo porque el presidente no lo hizo en cuatro aÑos. mientras tanto en iowa las opiniones sobre a quiÉn apoyar entre estos candidatos siguen divididas. " vivo aquÍ, soy ciudadano de estados unidos y me gustÓ trump y Él defiende mis libertades" me dijo rigoberto de brasil. >>yo no soporto a trump pero vine a ve

this happened less than a mile away from the colorado springs police headquarters.>> reporter: well, they're not giving us, at least not right now. they say they received a 911 call, but say they can't give any details because this is an open investigation. so a lot of the details that we are getting are coming from campbell, this widow who is heart broken and planning a funeral. she says this all happened on june 2nd when she received these text messages from her husband, including the felt, photo, but including his location. she was able to call dispatch and tell them exactly where her husband was. she was giving them all of the details and description of the man she believed her husband was with. what she said, though, was that she didn't see sort of urgency from the dispatch operator. so she decided that she was going to drive to that location as well. the problem was that it was about an hour away from where she was. when she arrived to the location about an hour after she made that call to 911, she said there were no officers at this location. instead, she fou

-- the plea was guilty, the sentence was life in prison for the murders of five people at a colorado springs last fall. the defendant entered guilty pleas at a livestreamed hearing, and survivors and victims' relatives had their say. in a colorado courtroom today, stephanie clark confronted the person who shot and killed her 35-year-old sister, ashley paul, and recalled telling her niece that her mom was gone. >> the lives you have shattered and the sadness, anger and grief my family and i have to endure is overwhelming. our lives are forever changed and this is a whole other level of pain by the way she was taken from us. we never got to say our last goodbyes or i love you before she was gone. amna: paul was one of five people killed in the november 2022 mass shooting at club q, an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs. the victims, daniel astin and daniel rump, club employees, and kelly, raymond and ashley, patrons the shooter, who identifies as non-bayern airy -- non-binary, used in ar-15 style rifle in the attack. they have received one life sentence for each person killed, adding up to hu

the scene less than a mile away from the colorado springs police headquarters.ry active investigation, but not really giving us many details. they say, yes, there was a 911 call that was made, but they don't want to comment on it because it is an active investigation. so a lot of the information that we're learning is from the widow herself. and she is obviously heartbroken. she is planning a funeral but took the time to go over the details of what happened. she says on june 2nd, she got these text messages from her husband. and they also included the photo and the location to where he was. so when she called 911, she was able to give a description of the man that you see on the screen because this is the text message that she received from her husband, and then she was able to give them the exact location of where he was. but she says that when she was talking to the dispatch operator, she didn't sense urgency in her voice which is why she, too, decided to drive to the location to exactly where her husband was, and she says it took her about an hour to get to t

asked off the top by a reporter about the president's fall in colorado springs yesterday. said "he tripped over a sandbag on the stage, got right back up, continued what he was there to do, there was no need for the doctor to see him, he's doing fine" responding to a question whether or not he sought medical attention after the fall. >> john: shannon bream, close to the top of the hour, right into this. so, detailed memo from a trump pollster saying the idea of desantis being more electable than trump is a myth. it's clear voters feel they have lots more to learn about ron desantis compared to either presidents trump or biden, when it's filled with his positions, social security, medicare, book bans, six week abortion ban or fight with disney. myth about the electability is punched fast and deflates faster. trump is worried about this guy. >> and he should be. double digits and second place slot for now. it's interesting, because you can look at a lot of polling out there across the country. there are some that are in specific states like arizona and georgia, pollsters cla

spill for president biden just a few hours ago during the air force academy commencement in colorado springsl mattingly. phil, what happened? what is the white house saying about the president's fall? how is he doing? >> reporter: jake, you know well, it's a long-standing tradition of the commander-in-chief attending the graduation. it is traditional to give remarks. the president gave 35 minutes of remarks and hand out to each graduate, the cadet, their diploma which he did for more than 90 minutes. exchanging salutes and greetings. that was defined the moment until the president turned around to walk back to his seat. in that moment, he tripped over what appears to be a sandbag and took a nasty fall. he was helped back up and immediately went back to his seat without assistance. the white house says he's okay. karine jean-pierre said he's totally fine. the president waved and smiled at reporters as he boarded air force one. almost the entirety of the event went very much according to plan and tradition except for the fall. the president, according to his team, they say he's fine. >> phil m

louisiana into southern portions of mississippi, and then we have a storm watch that includes colorado springs, pueblo, and all the way down into the northeast section of new mexico. denver area, you're okay right now. heavier rain to your south, but there's a line of strong storms crossing interstate 25, just south of colorado springs. they have had reports of one-inch hail, and gusty winds too, and then we have a flash flood potential in that line as it heads to interstate 7. that's probably some of the worst weather in the entire country. here's the big map that shows the risk of the storms today, and the mid-atlantic will be watching those from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. will be peak of that. >> hoping people stay safe with all to of that. bill karins, thank you so much. >>> a major u.s. port is shutting down over labor disputes and unlike succession, a billionaire is keeping his empire in the family. >> oh, that's kind of a spoiler, is it not, if you haven't watched? hopefully you have. >>> morgan brennan joins us now with today's cnbc money minute. hey, morgan. >> fun fact. the news room her

anderson pleaded guilty to murder and attempted murder of the shooting in colorado springs 17 peoplesecutors which could've a lengthy trial. a court in moscow has sentenced a russian scientist at 12 years in prison for treason. convicting him of handing over state secrets to representatives of foreign organisations. valerie was 71 is known as a world expert in aerodynamics at high speeds and a winner of several state prices and scientific awards. investigators accuse them of handing project reports to colleagues from the netherlands. in other news for you, actor harrison ford has graced the red carpet in london for the final time in his role is indiana jones at the uk premiere, the franchise for the and final instalment. indiana jones and final instalment. indiana jones and the dial of destiny is pretty synonymous see it later this week, they were in leicester square for they were in leicester square for the bbc. the series is a long association with the uk. readers of the lost ark was made in the studios just outside london and its british prime premier is where harrison ford will b

. >>> well, the shooter who killed five people and wounded 17 others at a colorado springs lgbtq plus nightclub will spend the rest of his life in prison. 23-year-old anderson lee aldridge pleaded guilty to five counts of murder and 46 counts of attempted murder in last year's attack. >> five consecutive life sentences. one life sentence for each murdered victim plus 48 years for each person the defendant in this case attempted to murder that night, running consecutively, totaling 2,208 years. >> relatives and friends of the victims gave emotional statements in court yesterday. aldrich also pleaded no contest to two state hate crime charges. they could also face federal hate crime charges as well. >>> and prosecutors say they'll seek the death penalty for the man accused of stabbing to death four university of idaho college students. he was arrested at his parents' house in december. prosecutors called the killings especially heinous. defense attorneys say there's no connection between kohberger and the victims, and a hearing in the case is scheduled for today. >>> so coming up, colle

watch out for denver, colorado springs and parts of the high plains. i should mention dallas could see storms not just tonight but come out tomorrow as we slide the convective down across the gulf coast. you will see the storms fire from dulles to waco could be damaging winds. the mailing pushes to atlanta in the morning and then the entire system in the northeast by tomorrow afternoon. bashar could see fast storms around i-95 clearing. the attention turns back to texas. look at the heat building from san antonio corpus christi. >> extreme heat on the way. rob, thank you. next, the desperate search for suspect after mass shooting in houston texas. 6 people were hurt. one in critical condition. after a gunman opened fire outside a nightclub. nightclub spilled into the parking lot after closing. here's abc's alan lopez. >> tonight, urgent manhunt underway. please try to find out who shot >> never you got going on, whatever it be if you have going out with somebody. it makes no sense to fire up into a crowded parking lot. make no mistake about it. working

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the president then departed the graduation ceremony in colorado springs.he president is fine, they said, and he tripped over a sandbag. >>> the senate is expected to vote on a compromise bill to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a catastrophic default. skyler henry has the latest from capitol hill where opposition comes from both parties. >> reporter: we will keep working until the job is done. this was the message from the chamber on raising the debt ceiling. >> any change on this bill that forces us to send it back to the house would be entirely unacceptable. it would guarantee default. >> the bill has passed. >> reporter: last night house passed the fiscal responsibility act with bipartisan support. the senate top republican voiced his support for the compromise legislation, which lifts the debt ceiling through early 2025 and slashes debt spending in return. >> we might have to slash some parts of it, but the responsible thing for americans is to pass it. >> this will do nothing to restrain spending. >> reporter: party leaders are aiming to get the bill

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that shooting happened at a gay nightclub in colorado springs last november. anderson lee aldridge pleaded guilty to murder, attempted murder, and other crimes in connection with the shooting at the club q. five people died, nearly two dozen others were injured before bar employees and patrons tackled and disarmed him. the shooter's attorney read a statement of apology on his behalf. in the meantime friends and relatives of those killed along with survivors delivered their own emotional victim statements. >> i hope he thinks about those words for the rest of his life, and he spends that time not forgetting the damage that he's done to a whole community and the holes he's left in the hearts of so many people. >> colorado has no death penalty. club q's owner plans to reopen the nightclub this fall with a memorial to the victims. >>> activists in san francisco are demanding a city budget that as they put it, prioritizes poor and working class communities. at a rally today in front of city hall, community members urging city leaders not to make cuts and programs t

in colorado, roads are already swamped in the colorado springs area. nearly half a foot of rain has already fallen and more is expected tonight. in north texas, storms with hail the size of nearly 10 million a, including in dallas and waco. in the mid-atlantic, strong thunderstorms this evening could turn severe in philadelphia and the surrounding areas. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken said today he hopes that the ukrainian offensive now under way will force vladimir putin into talks to end his invasion. ukraine says it has liberated several villages from the russians in recent days. as cbs's ian lee reports from near the front lines, both sides are taking losses. >> reporter: ukrainian troops storm a russian position in the country's southeast. soldiers pepper the tree line with bullets as their commander orders them to spread out. inch by inch, ukraine says it's liberated around seven settlements. "at first the enemy resisted and try to repel our attack," this soldier says. "slowly, house by house, we rec

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the shooter who killed five people at a colorado springs nightclub in 2022 was sentenced to life in prison on monday after victims called the defendant a monster who hunted down lgbtq patrons in a calculated attack. he pleaded guilty to five counts of murder, 46 counts of attempted murder, one for each person inside club q on the night of the shooting. we are asking you, what is the nation's top problem? in maryland, good morning. caller: good morning. i think the top problem in our nation's education. to teach everyone to start school from first grade to know our history, how our government is working. number two, do not push your religion. separate it from schools and the government. three, it is good to help everyone coming 2 america, because you were all pilgrims, except the indians. we have to teach our children the integrity, honesty and let immigration come to the front door. not from the back door. five -- i guess i already gave enough. but number five is to make sure if you are complaining, serve your country and vote for the right congressperson to represent you. host: this is jo

air force academy commencement in colorado springs today.e tripped on a black sand bag that was on the stage to hold the teleprompter in place. so wouldn't. >> blow over. >> he had delivered the commencement address and that fall there happened just after biden handed out the last diploma. the white house communications director posted on twitter saying the president is fine. mister biden state through the end of the ceremony this afternoon, gop presidential candidate front runner donald trump commented on biden's fall. >> he actually fell down. well, i hope he was unhurt. i know he hurt, but i said the whole thing thing is crazy. you have to be careful about that. you've got to be careful about that because, you know, you don't want that. even if you have to tip toe down a ramp, he get >> the former president made those comments at a campaign event in iowa. the audience chuckled as trump recounted his own experience with a near fall while walking on what he stated been a slippery ramp following a west point graduation speech in 2020. meanti

colorado springs, five killed, 19 injured at a club.ille, tennessee, six killed, including three 9-year-old children at an elementary school. the a.t.f. final rule closes the loophole that helps arm brace-equipped pistols sill come vent firearm -- circumvent firearm regulations including the national firearms act. the resolution before us today will take an already menacing and lethal weapon and turn it into a more accurate killing machine. this is misguided. it's callous, and it will only lead to more deaths. i urge my colleagues to vote no, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. hunt: mr. speaker, i yield five minutes to the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hudson: thank you, mr. speaker. and i thank my colleague. i rise today in support of the resolution. our nation's veterans have served our nation honorably. they and their families have sacrificed for our freedoms, and to

he was heading out, the problem is through the graduates of the us air force academy in colorado springs, when he tripped over sand back. this isn't the 1st time the 80 year old has stumbled prompting speculation about his health, republican se bite and is unfit for office. reason polls indicate less than half of the democrats think bite and should run for president. again. i asked the w, william, blue cross, how much of that has to do with the president's h a? hi there been yeah, i'd be interested in a poll saying how many americans think of there should be a sandbag that could potentially trip up to you accredited during a speech home. but to your question, i mean, there's been several serious or mainstream pulls out recently, looking at dissatisfaction among democrats specifically, but also americans in general about what they think about, you'll buy and running again. and there is no getting around the fact that a lot of that concern has to do with age. that doesn't, however, translate immediately or, or directly that americans would not vote for joe biden or would not support joe bi

colorado roads are swamped in the colorado springs area, half a foot of rain has already fallen and more with hail the size of apples are possible for 10 million americans including in dallas and waco. in the mid-atlantic, strong thunderstorms this evening could turn severe in philadelphia and the surrounding areas. turning out to the war in ukraine, u.s. secretary antony blinken said he hopes the ukrainian offensive now underway will force vladimir putin into talks to end his invasion. ukraine says it has liberated several villages from the russians in recent days, asn lee front lines, both sides are taking losses. [gunshots] >> reporter: ukrainian troops storm a position in the southeast. soldiers tempered the tree liner urges them to spread out. inch by inch ukraine says it is liberated around seven settlements. at first the enemy resisted and tried t repel our attack, the soldier says, slowly house by house we recapture the village. but victory comes at a cost, russia has taken out western supplied equipment including german tanks and american bradleys. u.s. officials say that ukrain

flooded roads in colorado springs. more rain is expected there today. meanwhile in the texas panhandle, huge hailstones took the leaves off, trees broke at least one car window as well. and today, the threat of severe weather extends from dallas to birmingham all the way to south carolina. tornadoes are possible in some areas. and checking today's high temperatures, 90s along the gulf coast. but only in the mid 60s near the great lakes, 91 in dallas, 83 in albuquerque. coming up, the tragic and sudden death overnight of a beloved hollywood actor treat. williams also had food delivery workers score a big win in their fight for minimum wage. and the outrage after an accused serial rapist is allowed to go free on bail tells his story. do you consider yourself a hero on gma? across the atlantic sea? and he's a genius. genius. he that is actor treat williams singing in the 1979 movie hair. tributes have been pouring in overnight after news that williams died in a motorcycle crash yesterday in vermont. kim cattrall, who played alongside williams in a 1999 fil

it joins us from colorado, springs. john, the funny military were understandably taught lift on tactics, but they are claiming now gains on the battlefield. can we verify that and do we know exactly how significant both gained? yeah, i think we can verify there's, there's plenty of jo, locating open source intelligence sources that have validated the videos of ukrainian glass going over recently. liberated villages are in fact true. so it's pretty undeniable. and that's probably frustrating to russia who likes to control information. how significant is in the counter offensive. it is significant to break through the lines of russian defenses. but it's to be frank, we're only seeing probably 10 percent of what actually been allocated for the count or if it is. so there's a lot of fighting, a lot of new territory to be liberated to come to the same set. the counter offensive is happening on many, many fronts. strategically speaking, what's the thinking behind that? what are the advantages? sure. so the advantages to keep

air force academy in colorado springs.had delivered the commencement address, the president taking part in the time honored tradition addressing the graduates at one of america's military academies and shaking their hands. but afterwards as he turned to go back to his seat, the audience witnessing him fall from the stage. real concern on the stage and in the crowd, the president quickly getting up with some help. continuing to his seat for the remainder of the event. tonight the white house as the culprit right there on the stage on the left, two black sandbag supporting the teleprompter the speakers were using today. again, the white house says the president is fine but they know all eyes are on the president always especially with the race for the white house under way. of course mary, first off, the president is okay tonight. >> reporter: david, the white house says the president's doing fine and he appeared that way when we saw him on camera shortly after the fall. this all happened after he deliver the commencement ad