, but on the crest of the hill. the hill. so, steve, now you can't see anybody coming up the hill be children 20 yards away. and better to wake up the next morning, realize it's a disaster. a very bad line for and there is an angle where the line almost a 90 degree angle which you never have under good battlefield tack macarthur saw that and without orders an attack on parliament hill i believe today had not ordered that attack. the entire confederate army would have captured the next day, but he did and he said the miniseries and the others forward forward the confederates are surrounded by one side wse three sides with calvary all the way over here andut of 1650 people lone shots. hill 50, 67, the 80 zero one the panic. then the confederate line spread to do is and the united states troop begin marching down the line cch the confederates on their fly but over on the far right stephen lee and his group of people fought gallantly. and as line was breaking the head soldiers coming out from the north and the west, the

let's listen to ralph norman talking to reporters on capitol hill. mr. norman: we have got to decide who we want as speaker. he's the designee now. for however long it takes. at the end they have day jim jordan will have to decide that. he has to decide what he wants to do. reporter: if he supports this, would that change your mind? mr. norman: no, whether he supports it or not i don't think it's the right way. reporter: do you think giving him two more months to get the votes is ok. mr. norman: his time is now. reporter: but you had another speaker designee. mr. norman: jim jordan is the right man for the right time to do the right job. he's the only one that's gotten 199 or 200 votes. it's up to him to get the 17 others. i think he probably will. i have another meeting. reporter: what about having a temporary speaker while this plays out. mr. norman: the speaker drama isn't going to continue. host: ralph norman, republican of south carolina there saying, it sounded like he's not endorsing the idea of giving patrick mchenry the temporary speaker more po

ct forces on peach orchard hills. the 13th team, which shocked the confederate commanders on peach orchard hill bullet claw and gibson put in his official boards mentioned it. unknown in civil war literature at the time. he is one of the heroes of the night. here he is, sometime later, first president from mississippi and rucker. look at those odds. my god. killer odds that he is the one that puts the fight of as a barricade. both millionaire and even in those days, birmingham, showing you the left arm shot, fort rucker, alabama was named after him to. hero of the battle. the force was not that good looking. and you know you could sit and wait maybe not in these political times, who he was as a person and where he went in later days. he knew what he was doing on the battlefield. uneducated, but he had an approach. smith this is a painting from 1976 i think. they made him look a lot better. and waffle. john macarthur. and it was so bad on this. look at this. the coldest ever been, the solemn misses the play, on the pow

host: texas representative chip roy outside of capitol hill. c-span cameras catching the action as legislators go out after the speaker vote. punch bowl news heather on her twitter feed, find it there, house majority leader jeffries and other top democrats are huddling in his office. we'll have a conversation amongst ourselves to figure out where we are at in terms after bipartisan path forward. when i asked about the speaker pro tempore resolution. drew is next in illinois, democrats line, hello. caller: hi. first of all thanks so much for taking my call and the whole c-span team for being great. loving the camera angles. i think it's funny chip roy would say that. he said something like oh, aim so surprised that -- never been done before in history. well, wasn't he a part of that crew that took so long to elect mccarthy in the first place? i think it's just -- switch off from being sad and mad about what's going on. quite frankly it's embarrassing. the republicans can't even do the basic forms of governing. i'm also just relieved last caller

higher up on the hills there is a monument to the soldiers liberator.stead of a traditional tank, the monument is crowned with an airplane. among all the mountains and hills in the city there is also a flat area; the muzyrs call it the valley of angels. it was here that a cistercian monastery for men was founded in the middle of the 16th century, and a women’s monastery 100 years later. these were two of the three cistercian monasteries that once existed in belarus. the church building has survived to this day. now this is the church of st. michael the archangel. another must-visit place in mozyr is the two-in-one church, the cathedral of the archangel michael and the temple in honor of the new martyrs located under the cathedral, and a tour of the cathedral will be given to me by my new acquaintance, father igor, the clergyman of the cathedral, father, from my father’s stories igor, i learned that the history of this majestic structure began in the middle of the 16th century with a small wooden a monastery that belonged to the bernardine monks, althoug

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but at the crest of the hill it is so steep that you can't see anybody coming up the hill until they are 20 yards away and then i wake up the next morning and realize there were some bad lines before and there is an angle and almost a 90 degrees angle which you never have under good battlefield tactics. mcarthur saw that and didn't order an attack. i do believe today that mcarthur, had he not order that attack the the confederate army would've been captured thnext day. but he didn't. he said he sent the minnesotans and the others forward and the confederates are surrounded by one or two sides and the calvary all the way overhere and out of 0 people 50 or 60, 70 or 80. d the panic in the confederate lines spreads do east and the united states troops began -- begin marching down the line and catch the confederates on the flank but over here in the far right, steven li and his group of people fall gallantly and as the line was breaking d you had soldiers coming in from the north and west and they could see them coming and lee grbed the flag with his battle group and jumped those walls o

mount diablo and the oakland hills have been quite gusty.n into some of the valleys, a 18 to 20 mile an hour winds near concord dropping the relative humidity between 10 and 17. already this morning. so high pressure trying to build into california, a trough pulling away, creating that strong pressure gradient. the downslope dipping winds. and from mount tam, a stunning view, right, 59 degrees in san francisco. look at all the upper 50s where 57 in mountain view as well as half moon bay. but palo alto, 38 degrees. so, you know, there's no wind there. and with the dry air, it warms up and cools up very quickly because warmer air can hold more moisture. so when there's no moisture in the air, like at the desert, we get the hot weather and then very, very cold. santa cruz, beautiful view, 44 degrees, going to the low 70s santa rosa has dropped to 41 degrees. last hour, 43 in novato they were in the 50s. so with that wind we are in the upper 50s from fairfield, 13% relative humidity, 59 in concord. livermore low 50s. so mount diablo, 40 mile an

i'm jarred hill in new york. tell cbs news at least 20 people have been killed in mass shooting in lewiston, maine after a gun opened fire at two different loc locations, a bar and a bowling alley. this started around 7:00 wednesday evening. police have identified robert card as a person of interest. according to a maine law enforcement bulletin, card is a trained firearms instructor believed to be in the army reserves, stationed out of saco, maine. the bill ten added that card had recently reported serious mental health was committed to a mental health facility for two weeks this summer. the bulletin was in where authorities found the vehicle believed to be long to card. i'm jarred hill, cbs, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening and thank you for joining us. tonight the world is waiting and watching for a ground invasion in gaza. in a nationally televised address tonight, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns hamas is doomed, and that his military is getting prepa

so for tomorrow, the red flag warning is in place for the north bay hills, the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains. and then into into sunday becomes a little bit more widespread for the inland valleys. the east bay and also for the north bay valleys. and portions of the coast. looks like that does include half moon bay. just to show you one site, this is a calistoga. this is a forecast model for tomorrow morning. notice the conditions are not too bad at 9 a.m. but look what happens as we put this into motion throughout the weekend. those winds picking up into sunday. we could have winds gusting over 30 miles an hour. and look what that does with that offshore wind. it really drops the humidity levels. so if a fire were to develop, it could grow rapidly with these conditions that are forecast into the weekend. we also have some pretty cold temperatures in the forecast as well. we'll have more on that with your full update in a few minutes. all right. a lot of changes to watch. mark, thank you. and a quick reminder that you can always stay up to date with the ktvu weather app.

back to you. >> sandra: chad pergram live on the hill. a busy day on capitol hill. chad, thank you.raska republican congressman don bacon joining us now. real quickly, can i get your thoughts on the capitol and the dell administration on the screen? what do you know about it and what have you seen? >> i was supposed to be talking to you from the cannon. we got directed to the capitol. i'm all about people being able to voice their opinions, but as long as it's peaceful, they have a right to speak out. we should have moral clarity when it comes to what happened with israel. there's not a two-sided discussion here. there's more clarity when hamas kills 1,400 people and takes hostages. to protest against israel is wrong. we should condemn it. that's their right to protest. >> sandra: with see another arrest being made on the screen right now by the capitol police there. congressman, you joined 20 republicans yesterday in voting against jim jordan. you did so again today. why? >> the main thing, i got several reasons. the most important thing is for ten months, five to ten people have b

developments from capitol hill. republican congressman from indiana is joining us. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. as you know, kevin mccarthy is is flatly denying a report that he's planning to resign from congress before the end of his term. do you think he has a responsibility to remain in the house of representatives and not make an already tight gop majority potentially even smaller? >> well, i think that's a consideration. i think he has to take into account what the future of his career is in the house of representatives and honestly he talked to his family and his advisers and see where he needs to go. of course, we need his vote because we do have a tight majority as you pointed out. >> you're supporting steve scalise for speaker of the house. jim jordan has won the endorsement of donald trump. why do you disagree with the former president? what kind of impact do you think trump's endorsement will actually have? >> i've known steve scalise for a long time. i supported him when he initially ra

i some walks around the black hills to pray and the black hills are good for both of those items.walking and praying there beautifully rugged and silent. but by the time we left the hills, our family had come to the conclusion that we would run. if we lost, they'd leave us alone. but we would run for congress and would do it as a family. in 20, when i was weighing decisions about how to get south dakota through the covid pandemic, custer state park is our family also went to talk and to pray and to connect with. sometimes you just have to go somewhere quiet to listen for god's voice. i believe that's what president experienced, too. i feel very tied to this man who died about 40 years before i was even born. he helped make my greatest monument happen. a place where some of you might have learned about me for the very first time. he retreated to the same beautiful park in south dakota to make some of the most consequential decisions of his life. he had to make tough decisions, even though they weren't popular because he knew they were the right thing to do. but i feel most closely

that is as far as anyone on capitol hill has gone. dean phillips echoed that call and praised federman, surprisingly just yesterday dean phillips, the leader on the house side has announced he was stepping down from house leadership over some of his differences with the democratic caucus i n calling for hn -- caucus in calling for a challenge to joe biden in 2024. there are -- john, when it rains it pours on capitol hill. there are so many storylines happening all at once. the top story has to be matt gaetz' motion to vacate, but there are a number of stories that would be the top story on any given week if we did not have this effort to oust to the speaker of the house. host: we are glad you are here during a busy week. just a couple more minutes. i have a couple more phone calls. guest: let's do it. host: rodney, miami, republican, go ahead. caller: scott, never in the history of america has the united states president been accused of taking bribes from some of the biggest enemies of america like joe biden has. we had an impeachment

rachel scott on the hill tonight. >> reporter: they came to capitol hill asking for emergency fundingo support israel's war against hamas. but within moments, secretary of state antony blinken and secretary of defense lloyd austin shouted down by dozens of protesters. >> allow us to continue the hearing. >> the american people don't want to support this brutal war. >> reporter: with their hands raised, covered in red paint, they called for an end to the war. >> cease-fire now! i beg you. >> reporter: the biden administration asking congress for an additional $14 billion in aid to israel, plus $9 billion for humanitarian efforts in gaza. but that's not all. they are also requesting $61 billion in support for ukraine, arguing the conflicts are interconnected, and must be addressed together. >> in both israel and ukraine, democracies are fighting ruthless foes who are out to annihilate them. we will not let hamas or putin win. >> many are again making the bet that we're too divided or too distracted at home to stay the course. >> reporter: there's bipartisan support in the senate. but th

reminding viewers about your experience on capitol hill. how long were you on capitol hill and where did you work? guest: i started my career in the house incentives. i worked in southeast alabama and i moved to the senate i fell in love with the senate. the house is a fabulous institution as well but this and it a great place i worked for alabama and pennsylvania and utah. those are three very different members. but in my role i got a lot of opportunity to work with members across the political spectrum. i really discovered what a fabulous place this united states and it is in the congress. it really is a forum for a good meaning people to go to capitol hill on behalf of their constituents and argue with one another. that is how we get compromised in this nation. host: let's chat with a few callers. peter is up first out of new york, republican. you're on. caller: good morning. i agree with matt gaetz. /a couple things. i agree -- aside from a couple things. i agree that speaker mccarthy went back to regular order and this fight should hav

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>>> this is cnn's special live coverage of an historic vote on capitol hill. i'm jake tapper. this has not happened in more than 100 years. but facing a revolt from a small but powerful group of republican hard-liners, mccarthy says he will bring up a motion to vacate in the first series of votes today that is just minutes away. >> i truly believe, though, the institution of the house, at the end of the day if you throw a speaker out that has 99% of their conference, that kept government open and paid the troops, i think we're in a really bad place for how we're going to run congress. >> speaker mccarthy says he thinks he will survive the vote and that he will not make a deal with democrats to keep his job but that may not even be an option anyway. here's the speaker earlier today. democrats have been huddling today. democrats are signaling they will not be coming to speaker mccarthy's rescue. let's get right to the action on capitol hill. cnn's manu raju and lauren fox join me now. manu, i'll start with you. what are republican lawmakers telling you about this vote? >> i don'

and we are tracking major developments on capitol hill and in the middle east. republican congressman steve scalise has just locked down the republican nomination for house speaker. a full vote to determine if he will become the 56th speaker of the house is potentially coming up this afternoon. we will of course follow that live. anderson? >> and here in israel a nation readies the next phase of a war. one of the largest troop mobilizations in the country's history is now under way. we have been witnessing the build-up of forces over the last several days, amassing along the gaza border and at other sites. the bombardment of gaza continues. in less than a week of fighting both israel and gaza are reporting more than 1,000 deaths. both sides are bracing for things to get a lot worse, obviously scrammage to get civilians out of the crosshairs. a senior official telling cnn talks are happening to allow palestinian civilians in the gaza strip to perhaps exit into egypt ahead of any israeli ground invasion. that was something that the national security adviser sulliv

the fbi director christopher wray was on capitol hill testifying. he said that anti-semitism is reaching, quote, historic levels in the united states. >> the jewish community is targeted by terrorists across the spectrum, home grown violent extremist, domestic violent extremists and our statistics reflect that they account for 60% of all religious-based hate crimes. >> in incidents across the country we've seen levels of open jewish hate that look more like europe in the early '30s. in beverly hills, california, a holocaust survivor found this graffiti on her home. in parkland, florida, saturday a jewish congregation faced a group shouting, quote, kill the jews. on friday students in stanford arrived to find swastikas on their campus. to help us understand these threats that we're seeing with our own eyes, i want to bring in cnn analyst and former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. i want to just start by taking in what christopher wray said. the jewish population is a little more than 2%, almost nothing in the united states. more than 60% of the th

and unacceptable. >> the chaos continues on capitol hill.l fog wrangle enough support to take the gavel. another house speaker vote the just hours

it is groundhog day here on capitol hill but listen.the end of the day there is a bipartisan majority in the house and bipartisan majority in the senate that support aid both to israel and ukraine. i support aid to both. that being said, in the event in the house for some reason if the ukraine aid gets held up i'm for decuping the aid and moving the israeli security package to the urgent situation now. i'm for passing both of them. there are bipartisan numbers, democrats, republicans in both chambers. senator vance is in the minority on that as far as not wanting to pass aid to ukraine. >> shannon: you reference what's going on with both parties have things going on on capitol hill that make it appear there is a lack of unity, nice way to put it. let me talk about the speaker's race, if jim jordan goes to a third ballot and it doesn't work there is having mchenry to have some powers as a speaker. it require democratic buy in. there are plenty of republicans who oppose that idea but a number of democrats who said maybe. >> i don't know w

on that some reaction from capitol hill. marjorie taylor greene, not part of the so-called gaetz wing, she was not part of the eight that voted to oust kevin mccarthy. i will be voting for jim jordan, on the house floor. i like steve scalise. i like him so much i want to see him defeat cancer more than sacrifice his health in the most difficult position. she goes on to write, in heroin post, on x, that that was the reason she is supporting jim jordan. largely because of steve scalise's lung cancer diagnosis. she believes that they need somebody who is in a position health wise and other to lead their conference. henderson, nevada. republican. kyle. hear from you. caller: yes, thank to you c-span for covering this. i'm just really frustrated because i do not see, i don't think anybody has been able to identify as of yet any substantial policy difference between jordan and scalise and mccarthy. and i think the whole removal of mccarthy, which all house democrats were there that day seemed to have happily supported was fruitles

mary bruce live on the hill. >>> former president trump lashing out at the judge and new york's attorney general today. trump in the courtroom. the a.g. saying, i will not be bullied. aaron katersky at the courthouse. >>> a mass shooting outside a homecoming event, and the manhunt there tonight. five people shot. four of them students. faith abubey in baltimore. >>> the suspect accused of kidnapping that 9-year-old girl at a new york state park. she was found in a camper. and tonight, the young man claiming to be the suspect's son and what he's now saying about his father. >>> tonight, the new strike in the u.s. more than 75,000 health care workers walking off the job across several states and washington, d.c. what they're asking for, and what this means for patients. >>> tonight, our team reporting from inside uganda, where many men and women are living in fear. one of the harshest anti-lgbtq laws in the world. some cases punishable by death what the u.s. state department is saying tonight. james longman taking

we're live back on capitol hill. and maria, i want to start with you on this one because this is something that nancy pelosi never allowed to happen to her because she actually changed the rules when she came in the second time around as speaker to say no, we're not going to do this. and her caucus went along with her and said okay, no single one of us can do this. and mccarthy was honestly so desperate to get the gavel that he allowed them to have this tool in their tool box. seems like he is acknowledging that that was a big mistake. >> absolutely. and it also showed his naked ambition. he wanted that gavel come hell or high water. he sold his soul for it after 15 votes. he knew he had to do this, this vote, in order to be able to get that gavel. and yes, i do think that he came to regret it. nancy pelosi is the master. she will go down in history as the best speaker ever because she was able to keep her caucus together. >> i could disagree with you. >> but it was the smartest most strategic. because republicans we

. >> east bay hills, under a red flag warning, always really unsettling for a long time, for residentsf that area. >> nbc bay area, joining us live for fire station in barkley, officials are on high alert this weekend. >> they definitely are, barkley fire will keep a close eye on the written conditions this weekend, specifically here in the barkley hills, a chance to speak with residents and they told me they are doing their best to prepared.>> they tell you to keep it light.>> reporter: robert sanchez go bag is ready in case a fire breaks out in this barkley hills neighborhood. accommodation of strong wind and low humidity is the reason why a red flag warning is in place for the east bay hills. tonight robert is making sure his neighbors know about it through a community newsletter. >> this one we will send out a reminder this evening. and hopefully people start paying attention. >> reporter: the pink on this map from the national weather service shows areas impacted by the red flag warning, stretching from the north bay to the mountains, beginning saturday at 5 am, lasting through 5

nob hill neighborhood. witnesses telling ktvu a white bmw ran a red light and was hit by a black audi sent the bmw spinning out of control and it hit a pedestrian who was standing in the sidewalk, a convenience store owner told us he saw police arresting that bmw driver . police, they were on top of him in the two seconds, almost like they were chasing him. even though i didn't see the sirens on, they put their knee on his back and arrested him right away. neither driver was hurt in the crash. san francisco police have not said if they were pursuing the bmw before the crash and so far, no charges have been filed against the driver of that car so far. also, officials have not released any information about the person who died. more than a dozen people are now in custody after uc berkeley says they're demonstrating delayed. the school's football game before yesterday's game between cal and usc kicked off, 15 people sat midfield striking to reinstate a professor who was suspended for stalking uc berkeley tells

so garrett, let's start there on the hill. i imagine capitol hill is in a bit of shock today. what happens next, and what happens to mccarthy? >> reporter: yeah, it feels like there's a little bit of a political hangover around capitol hill this morning after what we all experienced yesterday. as for mccarthy some of his future is in his hands in the limited similar historical experience here of speakers who have been forced out of the job through one manner or another. few of them have stayed on as members of congress. he was a little bit coy last night about whether he would continue to serve in this body at all. but the immediate business of house republicans and then eventually the full house will be picking the new speaker. really nothing else can happen until that's done. if you're lookingt the republican conference, you start at the leadership team at the top. steve scalise is thrent number two. he's probably the odds on favorite if he chooses to pursue it. tom emmer also has some structure around him if he wants to go for it. he's been sort of backing up scalise at lea

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let's go back to the hill. two hearings are happening on the hill and an important meeting at the u.n. earlier today at the senate appropriations committee a few moments ago, protestors decided to disrupt the whole thing. they didn't want to hear from secretary blinken or secretary austin. let's listen to them here. [disruptors shouting] >> no weapons, no war. no weapons, no war. >> dana: so you get the idea. this went on for quite some time and decided to break away and bring in some important reporting from trey yengst and david spunt. secretary austin is now giving his opening statement. this is a very important hearing about taxpayer dollars and the support of israel. there he is speaking there. we'll bring you more as that happens. also a controversial shelter for hundreds of migrant families with children opening today in a national recreation area in new york city. why local leaders along with the fire department are saying it's not safe. >> john: house republicans are pushing a $14 billion aid package f

. >> how much were the candidates out there focused on what was happening on capitol hill, was the most about the potential shutdown on saturday electing and what we found out yesterday, the now expected motion to vacate the speakership, is not playing at all in what the candidates had to say? >> it wasn't something directly discussed the convention but we know the days to it they wanted hardliners to hold the line whereas haley had suggested that a government shutdown would beirresponsible . but since the house republicans averted on government shutdown we've heard a variety of responses. one close trump ally speaker newt gingrich posted asking if he was a agent for the democratic party. similarly allies on the hill and told the daily beast they don't anticipate the former president on the that he would largely be out of on the other hand we have rising gop candidate nikki haley saying that people were matt gates who was merely trying to government spending so there's a couple of big reactions from the candidates . >> host: and for gop candidates, california obviously considered a blue

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>> david: rachel scott again tonight on capitol hill. thank you. >>> now to the urgent manhunt, after that maryland judge was shot multiple times in his own driveway, later dying at the hospital. this evening, the new clue. the suspect's vehicle found eight miles from the scene of the attack. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, five days after authorities say a maryland judge was shot in a targeted attack in his own driveway, the urgent 2009 mercedes suv like this one on saturday eight miles from the murder. according to authorities, judge andrew wilkinson was found shot multiple times outside of his home while his wife and children were inside. >> we think judge wilkinson was targeted. in the day against mr. argote, and we feel that was the reason for the murder. >> reporter: just hours before he was killed, wilkinson granting argote's divorce, ruling that he could have no contact with his wife and children unless nicinitiated by her. and tonight new details about argote's marriage, the couple

cnn's lauren fox in the aftermath of it all, the fallout on capitol hill.ood morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, john. there is so much we do not know in this moment, just hours after house speaker kevin mccarthy announced he would not run again to become the house speaker. after that historic vote to oust him. next steps, of course, replacing him and the question of who will get the gavel. there are already calls and work under way for members to try and gauge support for whether or not they could be the next speaker. obviously, all eyes are on majority leader steve scalise. he is already a member of leadership. his team knows how to fight for a leadership position. they've done this before. and they have extensive experience on how to actually run the house floor. there's also some talk about kevin hearn, the leader of the republican -- >> so much chaos on capitol hill that the lights and the cameras aren't even working there. no speaker, no camera, no dice this morning. obviously -- i don't even know what camera i'm on. we'll get lauren fox up ba

rac rachel scott on the hill. >> reporter: tonight, chaos and dysfunction on capitol hill. ten days after kevin mccarthy was ousted, a third nomination for speaker, conservative firebrand representative jim jordan. >> congress is broken. >> reporter: less than 24 hours ago, the nominee was steve scalise, but he suddenly dropped out. >> i think i can unite the conference. we'll talk about that. >> reporter: can you get the votes? >> i think so, yes. i feel very confident in that. >> reporter: after a tense five hour meeting we learned he did not have the votes. jordan could only afford to lose four votes. on the first secret ballot, he lost 81. then on a second ballot, he lost 55. you seem like you're far off from electing a new speaker of the house. >> we're not close. we have to get there. >> reporter: jordan is backed by president trump. he's one of the republicans leading the impeachment inquiry into biden and the founder of far right freedom caucus that often gave mccarthy trouble, and tonight there is fear among some republicans that no one can unite the party. >> ther

chad pergram live on capitol hill. chad, thank you. let's bring in two republican lawmakers on different sides of this issue. south carolina congresswoman nancy mace voted to remove the speaker today and kentucky congressman andy barr voted to keep him. thank you for hustling over, both of you. first, congresswoman mace, you are one of the eight votes, andy big, tim buck, ken burchett, eli cane, bob good, nancy mace, matt rosendale. why did you do it? >> well, for me, this is not left vs. right. this is not ideological. this and someone we can trust. someone who will keep their word. someone that the american people can really trust in this leadership position. because we need leadership in this country more than ever today. >> bret: what message and i want to hear congressman barr what you think about this, but what message do you think it sends politically that republicans are kind of in this chaos moment and now searching for the next speaker? you know, you are opposing mccarthy or did based on different issues than matt gaetz and t

we will have the action on capitol hill for you.an henry cuellar carjacked at gunpoint and why does the u.s. attorney prosecute so many cases? hunter biden told to get a job, we have news from delaware court, where this goes next. could donald trump get much of l of the case against him thrown out? we are following that. i'm john roberts, join us for "america reports." >> harris: former president donald trump just come out of the courtroom for a second time today, we want to hear his live words. >> it is a rigged deal and frankly you saw what was just put out about chuck schumer and the principal clerk, that is disgraceful. >> speaker mccarthy, should he stay? they are voting whether to vacate him this afternoon, sir. >> harris: there have been moments where the former president would turn around and take that last question, we hung in there for a moment, this is third time we've seen him today, he spoke at the top of the day and when they took a break a short time ago and now on this day two of the civil fraud trial against him. he

your reaction to all of these developments on capitol hill. we are getting your calls. austin in california, republican. hi, austin. caller: hi. personally i am enjoying this. this is a constitutional republic. we are allowed to do this. if people are elected to position like kevin mccarthy, in my opinion, he should be removed. in my opinion. host: who should be speaker? caller: i'm supporting jim jordan. i like jim jordan. i honestly would even like patrick mchenry. host: because we have heard from conservative republicans, ralph norman, marjorie taylor greene, kevin hern from john bresnahan's reporting, says he's the republican study chair committee, he opposes this idea of gettingatrick mchenry. temporary 30uers -- powers until january. that would, some arc, give jim jordan more time to get the votes. 217 he needs. getting those republicans' opponents onboard. do you agree with that? caller: i have mixed feelings about it. honestly i would like -- i would rather have jim jordan. i don't want the government to shut down. i want stuff to get through. we have to get bac

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laphonza butler sworn on, on capitol hill. >> so help you god? >> i will. >> congratulations. >> governor newsom appointed her to finish the term of dianne feinstein. kamala harris administered the oath of office, and she is the third black woman to serve as a california senator and the first openly lgbtq senator in that chamber. she is focused on promoting women who promote supporters of abortion rights. the city is planning two events to celebrate the life of dianne feinstein, and the leaders in her hometown are not the only ones recognizing her political life. >> reporter: secretary of the navy carlos deltoro was the dignitaries of the ceremony opening fleet week and dedicating the events to the late senator dianne feinstein. >> we dedicate this week of san francisco fleet week with the mournful founders senator dianne feinstein. >> reporter: the first was celebrated in 1981 when dianne feinstein was mayor of the city and in the first public comments since the passing, former house speaker nancy pelosi spoke and got emotional. >> we gather in