janis, lots of questions about security at that event. >> reporter: and few answers, lester. what isn't clear is how an armed man was able to make it past abe's security detail and get close enough to kill him. that's a key part of the police investigation with japan in mourning tonight. lester >> janis mackey frayer, thank you. >>> back home this evening, late-breaking news billionaire elon musk has dropped his bid to buy twitter. tom costello joins me. tom, why is this happening now? >> reporter: well, he's notified twitter he is terminating this $44 billion deal he alleges twitter has not complied with its contractual obligations. musk has been saying he doesn't believe twitter's claims that only 5% of its accounts are spam. by backing out, he could have to pay a billion-dollar breakup fee. twitter says it will pursue legal action to force musk to complete the deal meanwhile, a very big economic development today with a very strong jobs report employers added 372,000 jobs in june the unemployment rate hovering, still 3.6% as the fed focuses on taming inflation today's empl

i'm messed up because of what happened to jani oklahoma. i can remember everything that happened in cambodia. we were so spaced out the whole time. when was the last time i saw jani over, i have no clue. the police said it was suicide talking to. but when you saw him, so you should know, was there something to live with only with gilba always to learn with us? yes, it looked like he'd been strangled with clothes. alex's note, he must have fallen back because the marks continued upwards depending. it must have been scratched in the process with those and then they went for his neck or something. so i don't know. i guess the only thing is about the marks were pretty vague thought. there were no marks here. let me let i only glanced at him. then i almost dropped to my knees. it's awful. these movies outside. when we were walking in the riverside district, i started wondering what was going on. so just a little bit, i looked at the people and thought this isn't a good idea. go with it. we walked past a car and there were these guys leaning on i

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abe is clinging to life at this hour our janis mackey frayer has the latest >>> the father of the suspected july 4 shooter sponsored a gun permit for him and heroes on the front lines. >>> and we have new information in the january 6 investigation as pat cipollone prepares to go under oath >>> relief at the gas pump good news that may help you get the motor running a little smoother on this friday. >>> and a look back at the incredible career of hollywood legend james caan as we kick off your july 8th. "early today" starts right now good morning, i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. former japanese prime minister shinzo abe has been shot and wounded. he was delivering a speech in nara when shots were heard he was airlifted to a hospital officials say his heart had stopped and he wasn't breathing. a subject is in custody. let's go right to janis mackey frayer good morning what do we know about abe's condition this morning >> reporter: phillip, there is no update on shinzo abe's condition. it remains unclear but he is fighting for his life. doctors are said to be trying everything they can

mackey frayer is following the story for us janis, good morning.hat do we know about the suspected gunman in this case? >> phillip, good morning police are still trying to piece together this attack that sparked absolute panic at one of denmark's largest shopping malls. three people were killed in the attack, two of them teenagers. several were injured there are three said to be in critical condition the suspect is a 22-year-old man. he was arrested and charged. police say they have not ruled out the possibility of considering this an act of terrorism. the attacks started at 5:37 p.m. when the mall was busy he started shooting. people were running out of fear. they went to the bathrooms and hid in the bathrooms what isn't clear right now is a motive police say that the suspect has now criminal record. he was said to be in possession of a rifle and ammunition. they're asking shop owners to turn over security camera footage so they can try to piece together what happened but at this point, they don't believe there was anybody else involved the countr

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janis mackey frayer has more >> reporter: tonight, the body of former prime minister shinzo abe is back at home in tokyo. his wife riding in the front seat of his hearse, driven seven hours from nara, where he was assassinated. all across japan, mourners turned out to pay their respects i'm really shocked because i thought abe would continue his efforts to make the country better, she said the assassination caught on camera friday morning abe was giving a campaign speech when there was a shot fired. in another angle, you can see him turn briefly before a second shot hit him. abe collapsed as the suspected gunman was tackled. today, the nara police chief regretfully admitted to failures in security protocols. as more questions arise over what police described as a homemade shotgun, video shows metal pipes and tape lying on the street after the attack >> if the person's determined and they can access the materials they need, including gunpowder, some kind of improvised firing mechanism, then they just have to tie together some pipe and wood and tape and be willing to go out and use it. >>

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have to work together to help to overcome these challenges, the difficulty of course, will, will, jani, and the other g 20 finance ministers is that the rips within the g 20 of course, remained previous meetings, including last week's meeting of foreign ministers, was very much overshadowed by tensions within the group by the continuing persistent question of whether indecent russia in the face of its invasion of ukraine should still be allowed to participate in those meetings as she addressed delegates in those remarks that she made at the opening session reality, mariani, aj participants. to put aside political differences, saying that now is not the time to build a wall or focus on all start a war. in fact, they must put aside these matters of conflict and focus on the broader picture as millions around the world are pushed into poverty. due to the soaring cost of living. all right there jessica washington life or stay at the g 20 summit embodied jessica, thank you for japan is one of the g 20 nations in body looking to find solutions to global inflation. the country is particularly

we have janis mackey frayer with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, peter. the death of the former prime minister shinzo abe shocked japan and shocked the world. the investigation is raising questions about security and in a country unaccustomed to gun violence. the assassination was caught on video. a warning. some images are disturbing to watch. across japan, a nation in mourning, with growing memorials and questions around the assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe. a hearse carrying his body from nara to his home in tokyo where his family will hold a closed funeral. the assassination captured in real-time. abe was giving a campaign speech when there was a shot fired. from another angle, you can see abe turn briefly. then the second shot. abe collapses as the suspected gunman was tackled. what police describe as a homemade shotgun made of metal pipes and tape seen lying on the street. little is known about the 41-year-old suspect tetsuma. he wanted to kill abe because of a grudge. what is not clear is how he got close enough to kill him. shinzo

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in this plantation in been in use, jani or dano is choosing a batch of cooking bananas. at her meal, she will turn them in to plain tain flour, but luckily produce alternative to wheat flour. her little shop as almost doubled its production since the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine. again before the war in ukraine, i produce at least 80 kilos per month.

in this plantation in been in use, jani or donna is choosing a batch of cooking bananas at her meal. she will turn them into plain tain flour, but luckily, produce alternative to wheat flour. her little shop as almost doubled its production since the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine. abala dead before the war in ukraine. i produce at least 80 kilos per month from one. but now i produce up to a $150.00 kilos per month and when the market is on m. one yellow mushy. the war quickly aggravated the dire inequalities already caused by the coven, 19 pandemic, and climate change over the last couple of years. as a consequence, west africa and many other poor countries are now facing their worst food security crisis since the start of the ward food programs 0 hunger initiative in 2015 to day more than 828000000 people are undernourished worldwide. it's 150000000 more than 2021. it's a die, a reminder of how the rise and inflation and the global disruption of supply chains can drive inequalities affecting 100 of 1000000 of poor people around a world. and george gray molina co wrote

>> janis mackey frayer for us on this breaking story.an executive order today in an attempt to safeguard access to abortion and other reproductive health care. peter alexander tells us how the order plans to achieve those goals. peter, what do we know? >> reporter: good morning. president biden has been under pressure from abortion rights advocates to act, to do more after the supreme court reversed roe v. wade. today's action marks key but limited steps. he's going to direct the federal government to work to protect access to abortion and other reproductive services like contraception. this order that he's going to sign later this morning, it also instructs his administration to expand access to contraception. among the white house's efforts here to try to help ensure the safety of patients and providers, by sending mobile clinics to borders of neighboring states where abortion is now or soon to be illegal. privacy a key priority here as well, moving to protect against digital surveillance related to reproductive health care services so

joining us now live from beijing is nbc news foreign correspondent janis mackey frayer, obviously the shooting rocking the region. there what is the latest on how the former prime minister is doing? >> reporter: we have reports from ntv, a broadcaster in japan, that the hospital where they have been fighting to save shinzo abe's life will be holding a news conference shortly so we will update you about what they're saying about his condition. let me go through what we know at this point. this started unfolding around 11:30 this morning, japan time, when shinzo abe was giving a campaign speech. he is a very visible politician. perhaps the most visible politician, having been the longest-serving leader in japan's history. so he was out on the campaign trail, helping another candidate. and you played that video where those two shots are audible. they hit abe in the chest and in the neck area. he went down bleeding. he lost consciousness. and then was air-lifted to hospital in a state described as cardio pulmonary arrest. which means he had no vital signs. the secret service detail at the

janis, thank you so much. we greatly appreciate it. gene, it is -- again, we are obviously the united states, not just news but culturally, we focus far more, obviously, on what is to the east of us in britain and europe. not quite as much with japan, despite their extraordinary power. but talk, if you can, for one minute, just for americans waking up who may not have as much of an understanding of what a massive figure he was in japanese politics, just the influence that he's had on japan. not only himself but his father as well as his grandfather. >> right. we tend to think of -- we tend to forget about japan. japan is the third largest economy in the world. an extremely important country. of course, our foreign policy, we talked for 20 years about a pivot toward the pacific in order to deal with china's rise, rise to becoming a rival of the united states. arguably, the biden administration is finally executing that pivot, and he has emphasized his relationship with the quad group that japan is a member of. shinzo abe is arguably the

janis mackey frayer, and victor cha, thank you so much. >>> on capitol hill this hour, pat cipollone, donald trump's former white house counsel testifying before the january 6th committee behind closed doors. recent testimony placing cipollone at the center of those day's events, january 6th, trying to get the former president to stop the violence and warning the president and his team that attempts to stay in office or try to go to capitol hill that day were unlawful. joining us now, nbc news national reporter sahil kapur and robert gibbs, boston globe columnist, kimberly atkins, and betsy woods. welcome all. so, cipollone arriving in a suburban earlier this morning, a critical witness. they've been trying and trying to get him. they really publicly shamed him as liz cheney did so emphatically at the other hearings to come in because he was resisting testimony. so, what are they expecting to get from him today? >> that's right, andrea. those images you played were of pat cipollone arriving on capitol hill for his deposition around 8:30 this morning. our team caught him taking a brief

here nbc's janis mackey father. >> reporter: giant pandas live mostly in china.und 1800 are in the wild and more than 600 in captivity where they have a rockstar sort of popularity. they look adorable and pretty much everything they do is cut . >> there is a mother and baby here. >> reporter: to the human eye, telling those furry faces apar , it's not so black and white. >> this is a different panda. >> reporter: and so researchers at the chengdu panda base are looking deeper, developing facial recognition technology for pandas. chung tong is the researcher about a growing database of panda images and videos that computers analyzed to detect slight differences in how they look. >> their mouth, markings, nose, and ears. we can distinguish their features through deep learning. being able to recognize each bear can help with conservation experts say because they can no population better.oom, hundreds their habitat, health, and how they live in the while we're two thirds of the world's giant pandas roam, hundreds of remote and infrared cameras can also watch for thre

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janis mackey frayer, nbc news, beijing. >> bay area japanese-american committees are also morning and in shock after learning about that assassination. we saw flags in san francisco flying at half staff and people there say they were simply stunned when they heard the news. >> japan is known to be a safe country. they have stricter gun laws and the fact that there was even a gun accessible is unbelievable. >> i am just in shock. i feel very sorry for his family and people of japan as well as the u.s. >> regular people react and now we go to our world leaders including president obama. obama writing "former primary minister shinzo abe served an extraordinary alliance between united states and japan." >>> part of yosemite is closed because of a wildfire. the fire now burning near the lower portion of mariposa grove and it has grown to at least 70 acres since it started yesterday. mariposa grove is closed until further notice. we are tracking the forecast and it seems a lot of folks are headed to yosemite on the weekend. >> reporter: you do want to call ahead to see what's going on there

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for the news, i'm janis mackey frayer. >>> jackie robinson is one of the most iconic athletes of allbaseball's color barrier back in 1947. he's celebrated as a civil rights pioneer who had an incredible hall of fame career. now an entire museum honoring his life and legacy just opened in new york city. it's been a long time coming, too. after 14 years of planning and construction, the museum hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony today. it's set to open to the public in september. the jackie robinson museum features a one-of-a-kind collection of his jerseys, photos, trophies and memorabilia, but his family insists the museum is about much more than baseball. >> the issues in baseball, the issues that jackie robinson challenged in 1947, they're still with us. the signs, white only, have been taken down, but the complexity of equal opportunity still exists. >> several sports stars attended the ceremony today. former yankees pitcher cc sabathia and the tennis legend, billie jean king, both spoke about how jackie robinson's trailblazing career inspired them and so many others. i would not be a

held today as investigators scrutinize a churc with ties to the suspect's mother we get more from janis mackey frayer. >> reporter: tonight mounting questions around the shockin assassination of shinzo abe the former prime minister's body arriving at a tokyo temple for a private wake outside, hundreds of mourners paying respect to japan's longest leader. i think he gave the japanese something to be proud about, this woman said i hope he will rest in peace. secretary of state antony blinken making his way to japan, sharing condolences from president biden >> we're friends when a friend is hurting, other friends show up. >> reporter: tonight police are investigating their own security failures. there were two shots fired. you can see abe turn around after the first, but security doesn't subdue the gunman who's able to fire a second time before he's tackled. police say the suspected gunman confessed to killing abe and that he believed the former prime minister was tied to a religious group widely known as the unification church, which he says his mother was obsessed over and eventually cau

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nbc's janis mackey frayer is following the story for us what have police revealed about the suspected gunman >> reporter: phillip, good morning. police are still trying to piece together this attack at one of denmark's largest shopping malls that sparked absolute panic. three people have been killed, two of them teenagers. several others were wounded. at least three are said to be in critical condition police have arrested a 22-year-old suspect, and they are not ruling out the possibility that this could be considered an act of terrorism the attack started at 5:37 p.m. when the fields mall was busy. the gunman started shooting. witnesses say they just ran. many of them were hiding in the bathrooms. the suspect was arrested 11 minutes after the incident started, according to police what isn't clear is any motive at this point. the suspect does not have a criminal record. he was said to be in possession of a rifle and ammunition. police are asking shop owners to please turn over any security camera footage they might have so they can start. they believe at this point anyone else was inv

we talked about the lack of hope and security ready for many palestinians in the city, jani young men like these have few options, which are no jobs, no education. so the current circumstances push them to fight the acting israeli prime minister after the rate called the men terrorists and said that they were responsible for a series of shooting attacks. this was the street that israeli forces came down to try and get them. we spoke to a local resident who said that it was a battle here. lemme lock them up. got you got to have the clip off. les algae lama when the exchange of fire was underway. i went out calling for help. i called the neighbors to bring water because the israeli army wouldn't allow the fire truck to come in. the outlet is ready for says then showed this house, you see it knocked down a will to hear. and after an exchange of gunfire, the 2 men were killed and also more than a dozen people were wounded. now, these raids afar from uncommon in the occupied west bank, but they become increasingly frequent and more severe. after a series of attacks in israel by palestinian

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alternative energy sources in case the kremlin does close the gas tap forever , says bbc correspondent janils germany thought that this fuel was a thing of the past, but now coal keeps the country afloat as russia restricts gas supply germany is looking for other energy sources, including reviving old coal-fired power plants she sees the damage caused by putin's gas war moment. it's good that we transport so much coal, she says, but there is a fine line here, if the gas runs out, the local industry may soon stop here. few people believe in russia. germany depended on russian gas, and now it hurts her. russian gas live in the economy of this country , industry leaders warn that its absence can lead to catastrophic consequences. it may even trigger a recession, and usually if germany is experiencing economic difficulties, then the euro is also here thought it couldn't get any worse this hotel is still recovering from covid closure now electricity bills have skyrocketed and if there is no gas supply germany may face rationing if we don't get gas anymore we won't be able to cook kitchen will cl

here from the meetings, host, the indonesian finance ministers, sri mom, jani. she will outline her recollection of the meetings, but as i said, unlikely that there will be any sort of joint statement or jessica washington life was there in bali. jessica, thank you. b u and says egypt will suspend its participation in the peacekeeping force. in molly, it comes off tobacco's transitional government order, the temporary suspension of troop rotation by the mission, citing security reasons. the decision was made days after $49.00, ivory and soldiers were arrested on sunday. the government says the soldiers were mercenaries look into trouble the government. the cupboard 19 pandemic has caused what unicef and the world health organization have described as the largest backslide in childhood vaccinations in a generation. last year, 25000000 children missed out on routine vaccinations that protect against life threatening diseases. that 6000000 more than before. the pandemic in 2019 the number of children who received no vaccinations. rose by 37 percent. between 2019202

with so much spirituality a has jani color below last panel, dollar. but wall around a 1000000 pilgrims may be back in mecca that still some ways to go before the hatch returns to its true pre pandemic scale. we'd like to return to our top story. now. britain's embattled prime minister bars johnson has agreed to resign. following an open revolt from his fellow conservatives, is expected to make a statement to the public shortly. more than 50 ministers, including senior members of his team, have stepped down, citing a lack of confidence in johnson's leadership. so say johnson may resign as conservative party leader, but stay on as prime minister until a new leader was installed. it had bring an end to an unprecedented standoff that threatened to paralyzed the british government, tomas budget smith, the speaker and women. let's go over to our correspond barbara beesley. she's standing by london. barbara. ah, tell me what, how much of a shock was this to you today or did it not come to you as a shock at all? no, it really didn't come as a shock because as

we're in a period of transition in which growth is slowing, and that's necessary and appropriate. janis yellen also said that rising inflation in the country can be controlled. but despite the rate surging to 9 point one percent in the last month, which is the highest, it's been in decades, miss ellen's optimism isn't a shared by everyone though, including a form advise it's a bar bama. you said that the recession is basically inevitable. pressure on american consumers does continue to increase with food energy and been becoming ever more expensive. and with jo biden's ratings reaching another old time low of tease. caleb moore pin has been looking at the public supports for the presidents. polls indicate that the biden administration is not popular. 59 percent, almost 60 percent of americans seem to disapprove of the job. the joe biden is doing. and that is consistent with other polling data that has been taken. an interesting poll that came out earlier this summer showed that 28 percent of americans felt that it would at some point be necessary possibly to take up arms against the ame

the neighboring city of jani. yes. in nova taiyah is also being relentlessly shell by sources are tease roman cars are of reports from the ground. ah, the city of yes, in nevada is shown on a daily basis. shilling continues right now as i speak. it's adjacent to the capital of our nets, and the people here are injured and are being killed every single day. right now, i'm going to speak to some of the people which were wounded by ukraine in the military, just recently, loyal for dinner. i was feeding dogs that day when the shelling began in the mines started exploding somewhere up the street, but then one exploded just near me. i did not even feel it. i don't know how i survived, molested or bubble at her valuable. i lost my leg. i was in the yard when the shelling began. i got up in the morning on 2 legs, and the next thing i knew i was in intensive care with one of which i was brought there in a tank. i've been in hospital since may, but now i'm going to be discharged and i want to go home. i really want peace. i want

representative janie talking about that yesterday. if you want to hear comments from ginni thomas. democrats line/ --line. i believe all these. sent -- caller: i believe all these votes were sent in two, -- to count -- that gives the next incoming president a period of transition to form his government. ever since the 14th, donald trump has been trying to fight that. that should have been done after the 14th, no objections. host: ok. from pat in ohio. republican hot --line. caller: appreciate your forum. i want to correct the gentleman from florida who called on the democrat my --line. the state of pennsylvania, in 2017, way before the virus, they changed their election laws and procedures and wins against the state of pennsylvania's constitution to do that. that is the best example i can give you changes and -- of changes and i think the supreme court said they wetted back -- what not hear the case because the case should have been brought up closer to 2017. someone dropped the ball there on the republican party. recently, moved from georgia five years ago. we had quite a few frau

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