jon: let's bring in danny colson. jackie just talked about the fact that the synagogues are being secured around the country. is the possibility of a copycat attack first in the mind of fbi agents? >> absolutely. if you look at these types of situations, they tend to generate other situations. when you have a group of inadequate people trying to make a name for themselves. jewish people and israelis are always at the forefront of their minds. they should practice it and rehearse it, and armed security is not out of the question. i strongly recommend they protect themselves at all costs. jon: the president said that, he suggested an armed security guard could have stopped that before it got too bad. he's taking heat for that, but it sounds like you agree. >> certainly i agree. these guys are cowards. he came in and engaged people who were unarmed and worshiping peacefully inside. when the place came he ran and hid inside. he's going to run away. he had a better chance fighting and begging or hiding. i agree with the pr

a grand jury d not to indict the officer who shot colson. >> ♪ >> coming up on 7:05.'s use the extra 15 seconds to talk about how cold it is. >> yes. [laughter] >> brrr. >> it's abnormally cold for this time of year. we should still be doing 40's and no 30's this time of year and we're still a couple of weeks away fromyp our first freeically but some of our suburbs just south and i you'll hit the freezing mark >> bundle up., >> good news is it'sit dry. ould be snow coming down if there was anying comin down this morning but no need to pneic. there's nof that anywhere near here.re 28 baltimore 33 degrees thisrsbg morning. it's chilly all across our region. this aernoon things willfeel bel get those high temperatures up near 60 but again for the next several hours he early morning bus stop, getting off to work this morning, certainly going to beun c rar me even doing some scraping. i didtl a le bit of scraping early this morning getting the frost off my windshield. satellitend radar nice a quiet, calm and clea clear andth expect blue skies wi plentiful sunshine. that wi

in the chaos, detective colson was shot and killed by another officer by mistake thinking that colson was the gunman. during the questioning, tor prosec confronted ford saying he has a robberin conviction m it illegal for him to carry a gun. that ford fired 23 shots changing clips when he ran out of bullets. you never said come out and you?t me, did ford replied, i never said that. you never said, i'm here to died i never said that. never said, come out and shoot me. ford replied, i didn't do that.e mi ford's week long trial here could wrap up tomorrow with closing arguments, and then it will be t up the jury to determin held responsible for the death of the police officer colson. he faces dozens of other charges of attempted murder and assault for allegedly firing bullets at others during that same shooting spree in march of 2016. that's the latest live from the prince georges county courthouse, wendy, back to you. >> thank you, chris gordon. >>> in pittsburgh today, funer services were held for three more of the 11 victims fro saturday's shooting rampage at the tree of life synagogu

michael ford faces a number of charges including second degree murder ithe death of officer colson. he had been working undercder n plain clothes when he responded to a man firing shots outside his police headquarters back in 2016. ford testifies that he fired the shots without hitting anyone in ef fohim.rt a fello officer shot and killed colson in the exchange. prosecutors decid not to bring criminal charges against that officer. >>> we're working for you. spotlighting a dangerous plan o aheadthe busy travel season. today, another family getting word the loved one died in a hit-and-run crash. this time, someoneo helping change the tire on the side of i n. we are live from the beltway with the warning from officials, david, again, a good samaritan harmed out there dodng >> reporter: well, leon, whether it's a flat tire or just car trble in general, w pulled over to the shoulder of an interstate assuming we are out of harm's wa but overnight, another t agic example to why that may not be the safest spot. her job is toelp keep traffic flowing. >> i pass by people on the side the road

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danny colson, thank you so much. >> thank you, ma'am. judge jeanine: were ahead on tonight breaking news about the special addition of justice. next, we'll talk about the midterms and more with former donald trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. president trump: could've had a little bit of an excuse but there were no excuses. we have allies and schedules and nobody will change it. okay? two. [cheering and applause] if you don't mind, i will, down just a little bit. is that okay? [crowd boos] i had a feeling you might say that. judge jeanine: will come back to justice. that was president trump addressing why he decided not to cancel the rally at illinois in the wake of the deadly synagogue city. as we have been reporting 11 people dead and six injured in pittsburgh

. >>> he's not the one whoigulled the r, but michael ford is charged in the death of colson, a policefficer killed two and gohalf years a by friendly fire. in a surprise move today, ford took the stand in his own defense, claiming he did not intend t shoot anyone when he fired off a round at police headquarters. chris gordon has the story in prince georges county. >> reporter: michael ford testified he tried to kill himself before the marth, 2016 shooting rampageth a prince georges county police station on barlow road. i took the gun out, put it to my head, i couldn't pull the trigger. courtroom silent, jurors watching forward. he testified, i wrote a note to my mother, i'm going to kill myself. i apologized to her. his two brothers drove him to the police station. they shot video on a camerae. ph ford answered questions asked by his defense lawyer, tony jones saying, i fired at the police station twice. why? i wanted them to kill me. did you intend to kill police? not at all. did you intend t frighten police? not at all. in the chaos, detective colson was sthhot and killed by anothe

the shootout two years ago led to the friendl fire death of officer colson. michael ford is accusedov of ing that attack outside a police station in 2016. ford fired shots at the station. police believe he was hoping to die. several officers returned fire, but oneullet hit colson who was wearing a vest, but now facing murder >charges. et's go back to the conversation about megyn kelly and comments made about wearing black face for halloween. the nbc news host drew sharp criticism abots the comm defending the use of black face in those costumes in a pan discussion yesterday, and as we reported yesterday, she issued anpology internally, actually, this morning on her show, and did so internally to the staff at nbc news. wh's taylor thomas has the talk around town. this created a fire stor >> it did, rightfully so. our listeners believe that knew the history of black face and what came with it. th are surprised by it, some aren't, some are. >> huh. o >> i thi listeners really think it was unexcusable for her to do is on a national platform like that with the year

danny colson is a former assistant director of the fbi, and they both join us tonight.o you think it's likely, as democrats are now suggesting, that the fbi is in secret collusion with this allies in the trump administration to subvert the will of the democratic party? based on what we have been watching for the past two years, do you think that is a likely scenario? >> i think what the democrats are engaged in a something that we call "the big lie." what they have done is associated themselves with i anarchy and they are now in full revolt against the constitution of the united states, the union, and the rule of law. what you are hearing are the cries of an injured child, not unlike those of ms. ford when she testified before the committee as an injured adolescent. the democratic party is in full retreat from good government, the rule of law, and sanity. these people are crazed, seeking power, and there they are, calling into question the integrity of the fbi, who didn't want anything to do with this, and were asked to do itt by senator coons and senator flake. good lo

from chelsea training to the rovers' return, although for the coronation street actor colson smith, the changing it up, it's good, i like it. unintelligible. i think we could get one in, definitely, definitely could. the good thing about serving is you do get a second serve if this goes horribly wrong — yep, like that, into the net. net! knees up. i'm over this time. and at this try—out session in manchester, we all found it was more accessible than we at first feared. the first round is a bit difficult and then it got a bit easier once you get going and the crowd started cheering us on. i didn't really play football at school so it was new for me but it was good, it was challenging, and, you know, a good sport. challenging, especially if you haven't quite got the reach. oops! get off the table! where is it? 0h! ben, good luck at the world cup! he went out in the singles, so sorry about that ben but he still has a chance in the doubles today along with northern ireland, wales and scotland. hungary the favourites because they invented the sport. it looks really fun, thank you. if you thi

i'm talking about chuck colson. i'm talking about john dean. i'm talking about george schultz. have those voices tell the story of the crime, abuse of power, strength and weaknesses of the president, let them not some carpetbagger i was very fearful of being the carpetbagger from the north. and, the tapes themselves would be the dna. i wish i had a good story to tell you, i have a good story to tell you about the national effect, and am very proud to say that the watergate exhibit is still there and is now considered a permanent feature i don't think we convinced the local community. i think they actually thought of it as fake news, encountering people whose minds were close. at one point he came to me and said that we understand that when the president sees things about jews -- says things about jews, you created this in washington didn't you, like i was somehow creating this data. the family worked very hard to prevent this oral history from being shown because they didn't want people to hear the voices. so, i think, one of the things it's important to say is that we should d

president, i ask unanimous consent to grant floor privileges to shaun pugh, mark mr.ary and jerry colson for the duration of this congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: mr. president, it's an understatement to say that the last few weeks have been unusual in senate history. i've never seen anything like it in the eight years that i have been serving in this body. every day when we show up to work as we walk to our offices, we have to walk through a sea, a mob of angry protesters, people screaming, shouting, yelling things at us. not pleasant things. in many instances, members have to be accompanied because they -- as they walk to and from their offices, to and from the senate floor where they cast their votes, to and from their committee hearings, in and out of rooms where they have to conduct their business. this is unusual. it's unpleasant. it's relatively unprecedented certainly in the time that i have been here. it's unfortunate, and it's unnecessary. you see, this is not how the process is su