coulson: so, we called them john doe number 1 and john doe number 2.lson: after we got the pictures, agents go out all over that part of the world and show the picture at every road stop, every hotel. potok: one of those teams winds up at a place called the dreamland motel, which is run by a woman named lee mcgowan. coulson: when the agents went to the motel, they showed both pictures. the fbi came in and showed me some drawings, and i stated, "this picture looks similar like a client who stayed here." the only one that the manager identified was john doe number 1. mcgowan: and he was, very friendly, very outgoing, smiled, and he paid in cash. and then comes this remarkable moment, really, the break in the case, where lee mcgowan shows the agents her guest register, and, lo and behold, the man who had rented the ryder truck had signed the register "tim mcveigh." coulson: so, it was a huge jump in the investigation. now we know who we're looking for. why he used his own name there i will never know. but sometimes we hope that the people we're chasing ar

he was found by firefighters unconscious and injured on market street, taken to sf general as a john doe, where he was placed in a medically induced coma. friends began worrying and sounded the alarm when he didn't show up for a flight at sfo. days later. i thought the worst. i thought, well, we need to find him one way or the other. we need to find him. you you hear these stories? michael mccormick is the former deputy prime minister of australia and a friend of bettles, who's the ceo of grain producers australia. he'd been missing for four days. he'd been, in the neurological ward of the general and trauma hospital at san francisco, with john doe on his nameplate because, he's, wallet and phone thought originally missing, had, in fact, made it way, its way their way to the to the hospital, but had been separated from coal, in the pickup of him. mccormick says bettles had been staying at a hotel in the city and had gone to dinner with friends that night before he disappeared and was ultimately found unconscious on market street. fortunately, australian consulate officials, they went hos

he was taken to the hospital as a john doe, where he was placed in a medically induced coma. friends say that bettles was missing for four days before he was found at sf general. fortunately, australian consulate officials, they went hospital by hospital, ward by ward. they located colin. he's got a deep gash on the back of his head which had required stitches. he's got a broken left eye socket and he's got, bruising on the inside of his arms. consistent, the police say, with being stomped on. so he's obviously been assaulted, even though bettles friends, as you heard there, say he was assaulted. san francisco police released a statement this evening saying they reviewed surveillance video from the scene and found no evidence that bettles had been assaulted or that he was a victim of a crime. bettles friends say he is awake and slowly recovering. we're back in 60s up next. why did he have to wait for so long? we investigate a medical emergency that ended in tragedy at a local kaiser. a father waiting for treatment in the er for more than eight hours before collapsing in the l

look, i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president. >> john: does not inspire confidence in you? >> again, i spent the better part of 48 hours with the president and with 32 other allies. i think the atmosphere was very good, the conversation was very good. >> john: i don't want to belabor a point but when you have the leader of the free world, which is what the american president is known as, going to bed at 8:00, his adversaries xi jinping of china whom you know is a major player in the problems of the world, vladimir putin, kim jong un, the ayatollah, they are not going to bed at 8:00. does the united states, a lot of democrats feel it come to believe the united states needs a more robust leader? perhaps someone of your age? >> the two points on that in general you will probably know i am a very avid pro-american i studied and did my work here and i'm always followed american politics. the biggest worry i have about american politics right now is that it is so divided and so polarized. the whole political debate that you have is so toxic and i don't want the free world

personal vendettas against certain local officials said they would write to him and say, you know, john doe is into this and you need to come and get him and hoping that kefauver would come and investigate him. so. so some it whether it was true or not, there was some other motive behind it. but i was struck by i thought there'd be of that in the papers and there certainly is a good deal it but it's obvious that they were also receiving a lot of really good information, detailed information information, as i said earlier, that sometimes people volunteer and sometimes kefauver solicited from people that he trusted. so the american public was reacting to these hearings. oh, yes, the archives for the committee are filled with thousands of letters from people across the country sharing their experiences with with crime in their in their communities willing to share whatever information they knew about those who were leading the gambling operations, willing to share whatever information they knew about law enforcement, who was who was being cooperative with the gambling organizations in many cas

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does not like bearded men, so maybe j.d. nance. j.d. vance is the leading name. >> john: he does like donald trump jr. >> j.d. he was leaving 50.44, now looking at 43.5, the numbers were flipped in 2020, wisconsin goes ahead by 20 points, 47.2 to 44.6. look at the gap back in 2020 with biden in the lead. things are looking dire for biden and his blue wall. >> it is. he was behind before the debate disaster, but not within the margin of error and most of those states. now he is dropped a couple of points which is why there is not been a drumbeat to really push them out. but now he's outside the margin of error and a lot of this. >> john: if he cannot count on this blue wall, what does he have to back them up? >> well, he is here in michigan for at least the third time, maybe the fourth time this year, keeps going back. this is particularly good timing for him today and terms of optics. if you look at who is in the audience coming up black activist leaders, union leaders, this squares perfectly with his whole m.o. right now which is complaining about how the elites have turned against him, but the ordinary ameri

and finally a woman went over and told the cops, she said his name is, john doe, and he's over at mary doe. his aunt's place is two blocks from here. and here's the address. and three more cops got killed. but that's here. nor there. but the fact of the matter is, i lived in the tenderloin. i grew up in a housing project for years. seen a lot of crime. i'm special ed teacher. got a masters in it. and what happens is a criminal does something. they go running down the street and they go running through the project. they go running through the sro, they go and, the if you know, the cop on the beat, if the cops been there forever, say, hey, his name is john doe. and he went to mary, those house and what you get is millions of eyes on the street, you know, of foot patrols, foot patrols, foot patrols. you got people for it, what you got is, is if you just got change the difference in people riding the desk with a gun here to equal that in los angeles, you would free up 200 officers for the street. and you've been promising to do that. and all the 30 years i've been watching foot patrols. my

some extent, in which network you passed it, look, it's simple facebook, it seems to me that john cleese doesaintain his facebook page himself, and there, well , some of his agents just write it. and that's why john cleese himself writes and maintains his page on twitter, which is now called x for some reason, that's what its current owner decided, that is, you know, he named his child a huge combination of numbers and letters, here, but for some reason twitter renamed it, it seems unfair to me , but less so, john cleese is just on twitter, to be honest, he probably devoted the last 40 posts to trump, because he's very worried that trump will be elected, he's very anti-trump, such an anti-trumpist, john k'. a wonderful absolutely british actor, legendary, legendary comedian, legendary, legendary comedian about this troupe and group monty python, who just changed the whole idea of ​​about about humor, mass humor, that is - and, and, and, you know, if even he is not runs his page on facebook, then he needs to have a little chat with his agents who do it or smniks, and spend a little time with t

that bar is john. so does he have to go guy trump season he's with us on the need. so he's got to do your jersey. the role is the made disappoint to everyone customer . yeah. my friend, you know, so we've talked about with boris johns and things and j. b. vance, and maybe went trumps and they came out and thought about watching the russians care about any of this conversation. yeah, that's a very good point. the other thing that the, if you look at the, i see all of patient and you go back long enough when there was a possibility of russia in the european union and america coming close together and even russia becoming a lot of nature. i think he's our deal and so his role ideology is that for us it should be both of us. it should be integrated more, you know, so from a business point of view, from a duplicate point of view, from a piece point of view, i don't, i don't believe put in as a whole month where i know there was so many people in the 3rd and a small to me on social media for that, but i just don't buy it. i never saw pitching any but don't you think marti

fallon plays party games, john oliver does the funny accent, kimmel takes ridiculously long vacationsneed some kind of attention-grabbing catchphrase, like whenever something cringy happens i shout "awko-taco!" we're going workshop that. by the way, this is what jimmy was up to this weekend. he willingly posted this on instagram. look at him. he's so high in so many different ways in that picture. that's how jimmy spent his 4th of july, or as it's known by dogs, "holy [ bleep ] what is happening? are we all dying? is the house collapsing? will it help if i pee on all the pillows?" that's also what i was shouting at the tv during the presidential debate. [ applause ] true. it's true! i did pee on the pillows. the big question is whether joe biden will step down. but that does not look like it's happening any time soon. >> they're trying to push me out of the race. well, let me say this as clearly as i can, i'm staying in the race. [ cheering ] i'll beat donald trump. i will beat him again in 2020. >> kathryn: awko-taco! president biden says there's only one thing that could get him to

t that you have seen at this convention, which is yet another contrast that does not do good stuff for their tickets. >> johnan if not biden who then? is it b6 or someone else? pulling for an organization called blue labs that shows while harris does better than biden, she does not do better than mark kelly, wes moore, gretchen whitmer? do you have some people suggested in many primary or where a nation nation for kamala harris? >> i think there's a lot that depends on how biden exits eroded by the way, that is where we are in the process, telling biden this is about his legacy and that his friends are counseling him, protect the accomplishments you had from the first term. you are a historic president. don't do damage to it now and do a repeat of ruth ga ruth bader ginsburg. that is how the psychology is working among democrats. when you talk about the poll numbers, john, a lot of this has to do with not how anybody would do against the republican nominee, likely donald trump, but how they would do among democrats who are, you know, let affections in there. progressives, moderates, conservative democrats, a

does that tell you? >> our caucuses united in support of each other. >> john, that is the house. the senate, not any better. senate democrats are meeting for lunch right now. it's the first time they are face-to-face since the disastrous debate performance and while majority leader chuck schumer says he is for joe his vulnerable colleagues and on the same page. senator brown, mark heinrich all on the screen are distancing themselves from the president. >> ia continue to listen and my job to do with it. >> should he step down in your opinion? >> i have said going to say. >> john if president biden wanted to nip this in the bud today, that is not going to happen. this is shaping up to be a very long week for him. john? >> not over yet that's for sure. aishah hasnie with the latest from capitol hill thank you. >> sandra: less brand republican senator thank you for being here and welcome. first off is the large shot as we are waiting this white house press briefing. you are in the room your question to the white house is what? what should we be demanding as the american public today.

he does not suggest it will immediately transfer to harris and i have already heard that in some places republicans are lining up legal challenges. >> yes, john not surprise me there will be legal challenges. you know, president trump did i think 60 plus legal challenges on the election and lost all 60 so it does not surprise me this will continue. i don't know how all of this election stuff works. i am pretty sure the 90 plus million goes directly to vice president harris once she is the nominee. the other 100 plus million i don't know the rules, my guess is that that money will be spent somehow someway either for candidate harris or against former president trump but there is a way it is spent and if it goes back to people, they will just reapply it back to the harris campaign. we have seen over 100,000,048 hours. >> sandra: okay. robert, we chat a lot and there are democrats, prominent democrats who are now endorsing her. who are on the record, some of them in just the past year. questioning kamala harris' and value or doubting her even entertain the possibility she may be replaced. this less than a year ago. terkel really important sound

does not, she notes. we should try to figure out some mechanism for doing this. kagan joins a very large chorus of people outside the court who have noted that john roberts does not scandal-plagued court. there were controversies with justice alito and justice thomas. there's outright grifting. and hiding. cover-ups of the lavish gifts from top republican donors. as for president biden, as mentioned, he has used the campaign homestretch, including before he announced his withdrawal last weekend, to call for changes to effect this. a legally enforcement ethics code that's a mechanism or approach that kagan mentioned and term limits which the supreme court has never had. whether his new replacement here, the democratic nominee harris goes as far as him or even farther could be a big issue in these remaining 100 days, the fact that people on the famously tight-lipped court are echoing in a sense what biden and reformers have said, is striking. we'll be right back. boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups

we do know that there were four people on board, and though john f kennedy jr does have a pilot's license, it is unclear whether he was actually flying the plane. details on what happened to the plane after takeoff are sketchy at this hour. >> it was exactly 25 years ago that john f kennedy jr. s small plane crashed into the atlantic ocean off the coast of martha's vineyard. >> his wife, carolyn, and her sister lauren were also on board. all three were set to drop lauren off on martha's vineyard, and then kennedy and his wife would continue to cape cod to attend a family wedding. the official investigation concluded that kennedy suffered spatial disorientation over the water at night, losing control of over the plane. kennedy did not hold an instrument rating and was certified only to fly under visual flight rules. >> wreckage was found after a three day search, and then two days later, their bodies were found. >> kennedy's father proposed going to the moon, and scientists have just made a new discovery on the moon, a cave, and think there could be hundreds more. the cave is about 250 mil

john: domenico, what does this do for the democrats? what is next for them?he convention is weeks away and a virtual roll call is even closer. domenico: politically it is a smart move to make this announcement, if president biden was going to, today. it helps potentially to blunt any possible bounce that donald trump might have had out of the republican nationaconvention when we always see a republican or democratic candidate get some kind of a bounce out of that. kamala harris has a lot to prove the next couple of weeks to be able to step up to the plate, show that she has the vigor, the confidence, that's opposite from what they saw with joe biden. that was the biggest problem, was people saw how joe biden performed inhe debate on june 27 and democrats' hair was on fire because they thought this was somebody who could not carry the message forward. kamala harris as a candidate in 2019 struggled somewhat. she did not seem to have a core. she wanted to bill herself as a problem solver. but now she has a record to run on essentially, having served with preside

now certainly does this complicate matters as we heard john kirby say, yes it does. it does not mean that the us is prepared to proverbially, throw in the towel. meanwhile, do you. and to also very worried about recent events. they'll be an emergency security council meeting and that's in the coming all is a uh that is going to be happening in the next hour or so out the web security helpful in new york. this is an emergency meeting requested by a ron endorsed by russia and china, among others. russia, having the presidency of the security council for july has scheduled this emergency meeting so that the iranian government can make its case for trying to resolve it for trying to punish israel, which has not claimed responsibility for a smile honey, is killing. and to try to see if there is a way to end this cycle of escalating violence. certainly there is a real concern about how the, the status of, of, of peace in the region. and certainly there's not going to be, or any resolution that will be debated, but it will be an opportunity for the 15 members of the un secu

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high to let the candidates come forward as they may if, in fact, joe biden does what i think is the right thing and drops out. >> john: charlie, if biden does drop out before the convention, i mean, who knows what the rules are. doug mentioned many primaries and i think other people talked about that as well. you could try to convince the delegates to vote for someone else but maybe there is a revolt among delegates at the convention they'll vote for biden and then where do you go? or if he drops out after the convention a whole different set of rules take place. this is a recipe for chaos is it not? >> i think without a doubt. and probably the best for democrats is that joe biden decides he will not be able to do it so he decides to bow out and he directs his delegates to all get behind a single person. i don't know how you do that and a direct those delegates to get behind anybody other than kamala harris no matter how much democrats don't want to go to ride that horse. but -- you know doug, maybe the best way to do it is what doug just said about having a mini primary but the problem in an election when democrats

not everything the president does is official wrote chief justice john roberts, the president is nothe law. >> presidential immunity is imperative and you practically won't have a country anymore. speak of the court rejected the sweeping claims he was absolutely immune from prosecution for his actions around january 6, but said presidents must have some immunity to execute the duties of his office fearlessly and fairly, and so official acts are largely shielded from prosecution. the 6-3 decision sharply divided the justices along ideological lines, justice sonja sort of mayor wrote a fiery dissent for the liberals with fear for our democracy in disastrous consequences as a result of the decision she called deeply wron. the president wrote is a king above the law. that prompted an unusually fierce response from roberts, accusing the dissent of fearmongering on the basis of extreme hypotheticals. the court emphasized the lasting significance of his decision will beyond trump noted concerns about opening a pandora's box of criminal prosecutions of former presidents. the prospect he teed

new york under governor john jay does so in 1799. new jersey always a follower follows. in 1804, we've got slavery on the way to abolition north of the mason-dixon line, and that mostly gets abolished in delaware as president might tell us, by 1860, 94% of the black people in delaware were not slaves. but on happily, other things change in the 19th century, the trajectory that the founders seemed to had set america on, moving away from slavery did not continue in that way. okay. yes, ma'am. maybe that this will be a yeah. thank so much for being here. my favorite description of the founders just along the subject of the more things change the more they say the same is just how they were at each other's throats generally, which reveals them as being human. but now robert indicates another aspect of humanity, which is how they ripened as. they got older and i'd like to follow up on his question about was there any other material about another founder, jefferson, reflect in on how america developing and whether it was all going to the dogs are actually that we're proud of w

john, how does this fit in to what at least the campaign wanted it to be, which is outreach to black >> well i mean, steins things are billed that way and it's not actually what appears to be what the campaign or the candidate actually wants. you heard donald trump walk in there and immediately start calling the moderator rude. setting up a combative atmosphere. could have gone a lot of ways. anytime a reporter is interviewing a president, former president. adverse nature. donald trump certain understand that. something not just add verify cerebral but combative and went into things about kamala harris' background, saying he didn't know if she was black or indiany accusing her of saying she's indian and then becoming black. didn't have heritage from multiple parts of the world. >> hate to bring it up, john and i'll let you continue. we have that sound ready to go . play it. >> she was always of indian heritage and only promoting indian harriet amp. i didn't know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black and now wants to be known at black. i don't know.

the well, no, we have to have john to does that the running for the 2nd round of the election. the 1st one is the, all my conservative side jelly, the time he is simply saying that if he's the elective is going to continue the same for them for the seas that were adopted by delays president you but i am raises you, but i am very easy when he was alive, he was quoting these for them for the see as these were the photos, each byte is to put an end to your on site vision from the world by reaching out to the non western countries. so these, these promising to continue with the same policies and when he, when he's elected, so the, them, the report on the scan to dismissal position. yeah. and you're saying that reaching out to them on watson companies is good for the comes out of it. that is not enough because the main problem that you run is facing all these imagine sanctions. and the only way to move these sanctions is to view, negotiate a nuclear deal with the west of countries to you know, the ties with the west and also to open it on off to the world. so these are the 2 differe

what did i do i refused the j six committee demanded that ib trade donald john trump does say my own skin. i refused here's the thing about the constitution. they demanded that i break the law because they have no respect for it. >> i refused and it democrat majority in the house than voted the whole knee in contempt all right. what happened next? the next jackboot to drop was the executive branch another one of your favorite democrats democrat, attorney general merrick garland there's a winter i mean, jack smith indicted and prosecuted me for contribute criminal contempt of congress. >> now, here's what's weird about it. it's something that democrat prosecutors refused to do against one of their own including two guys with blood on their hands. eric holder and alejandro mayorcas, the great borders are right they've actually gotten people killed for decades for decades, the department of injustice right now, the bargain of justice policy stated, hear me out on this. if congress slaps is subpoena, on a senior white house adviser like me the advisors duty is to politely tell them to go

does -- president putin. president putin. i am so focused on beating president putin. tom: it is painful to watch quite frankly. let's bring in john harney. what does it tell us about where joe biden stands. this presser was seen as crucial. he fielded a lot of questions with skill, but he came through with these gaps. where do we stand in terms of biden's campaign? >> it was as they say in the theater an uneven performance. he at the very beginning, the press conference after the zelenskyy-putin business he mistakenly called his vice president trump instead of harris, which got a lot of -- caused a lot of fresh concern among his supporters. then he went on to answer a lot of russians about very detailed issues with some confidence and authority. did he reassure enough people? that is the question? right afterward congressman jim himes announced that he too was joining the chorus of lawmakers on capitol hill who are calling for him to step aside. tom: what is the next litmus test for joe biden? he acknowledge some of those concerns, and i wonder if that is a president at least giving some suggestion, some space to the optionality

if he did how does that change the potential outcome? >> john and sandra of these reports are accurate coming from reuters attributable to two security officials, then it would give hassan, the leader of hezbollah, and off-ramp and all of this. and an opportunity not to respond to this is really strike in the suburbs of beirut, lebanon, and it would also possibly give the americans away in to bring, again both sides to the negotiating table. they've been on the phone according to officials we have talked to over the past several days. the biden administration and other european parties including the french have been trying to de-escalate the rising tension along the border. but what took place on saturday changed the equation. if this individual did to survive the strike in beirut earlier tonight, again, it would give has below and off-ramp and an opportunity to de-escalate. the question is whether or not the rocket fire continues along the northern border. remember, the israeli redline that according to the defense minister was crossed tonight

john, what does the president biden have to prove that this event the groove, and he still can have the stamina to remain the president for another 4 years be that it suggested that his mental fagen faculties were diminished and he needs to show them that a damn and a in order to continue, and he has told the allies that he needs to get more sleep. he needs to stop doing events after a year with that. and some people just a little more worried if you heard him there being him static saying he's staying in the race. but as that's happening, you're hearing more and more calls. they were quieted 1st. now the girls for the washington published is reporting today that senator warner of virginia is gathering his fellow democratic senators to urge 5 me to drop out of the race. and there are already people talking about the possible successors to him. so by that has to convince people that he can stay in, he's got the support and he's doing that in the face of declining falls right now for showing me anywhere between 6 and 9 percentage points behind donald trump nationally. and that is what has

but any race that donald trump is and is not over until election day john, it does seem that the one argument essentially the argument boils down to with the gambling, the belief the roll of the dice, that there are enough people out there who are just scared or angry or do not like donald trump and will vote against donald trump you know even, if they have deep, deep concerns about joe biden, the flip side of that is there's also doesn't that gambled doesn't necessarily take into account the people who are just sort of so depressed by it or disgusted by the whole thing that they may just stay home or go for a third-party candidate, which again in these this whole thing boils down to a few a couple of hundred thousand votes in swing states less, right? >> i mean, joe biden is president because of 40,000 votes and the challenge here is the polls have been clear, they've been getting more and more clear. this wasn't about one bad night. i wish it were. i wish you were about one bad night. i was at the fundraiser, the george clooney talks about in that app op-ed, and i had the same anxi

john tester is an independent voice, he's a democrat but does what is right -- >> senator brown did. >> you will see senators like john tester who have been independent voices agreeing with the president many times and disagreeing many times. that is who john tester is. that's a shared brown is and bob casey. that will continue to be what you hear from them. >> how does this conclude? one of your colleagues, my hometown senator even though you were once my senator, mark warner was going to call a meeting that was canceled. does there need to be a meeting when senators agree on a path forward? how do we end whatever the path is going to be? >> i suggested one of the ways is for the president to be informed this week in which he answers those questions. the sooner the president does that and i think he started doing that today, the quicker we can come to a collective decision that not everyone will agree with but a broad cross- section of democrats will agree with that the president is ready to carry this election forward. this could end more quickly if the president takes chances and g

one thing that chief justice john roberts opinion does that him surprised a lot of us is say that if the evidence that's trying to be admitted is itself related to immunized conduct. that evidence can't be used. so with regard to drawing a line going forward, i actually think courts will be able pamela to draw the line between official and unofficial acts. the problem is if your special counsel, jack smith, how do you you prove that the president actually committed on official acts that give rise to criminal liability. if you can't use official acts, which the supreme court's has are immunized as evidenced. that's the real challenge now, it's why i think paul is right that the trump team is calm, was a huge victory for him. and i think that's the biggest reason why the january 6 prosecution is now in serious trouble and palliative bring you in. >> looking ahead what happens in trump's other cases, you have the classified documents case, which of course was after he was president, but you have this case in georgia having to do with 11 subversion. you have the felony, right? the felony

. >> well, the question then becomes, john, how exactly does the dam go about breaking?r all, the president has nearly all of the delegates. he has the votes he needs to be nominated. these are his people, people who signed up to be biden delegates. and they are the controlling force on the floor of that convention coming up. so he has the votes. the status quo means he stays. so it takes some real force to dislodge him and get him to agree to step aside. the president, i'm talking about. so far it looks like the family that is closest to him a salad for him staying in. as long as that is the case, it just may turn out that if barack obama and nancy pelosi and senator schumer and others of influence around him went to him and said, mr. president, you are endangering the party's majority, you are endangering the presidency, losing their private presidency of the republicans if you see in the race when he get out? well, he might, but remember, it would be his call. that's what they have to work on. it's not clear yet how that could be brought about. >> sandra: bridge, look

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so even does this, john believe seem it was the ations needs to pay attention to all finances. and he's thinking of that when even one of these days he had informed me that you weren't an investigator to russia next to him as an advisor, to sing on that. even if i do believe in that position, i do believe in the taunts and the relations with the eastern countries like russia and china as well. so he also needs its name is that it has to be interesting. does seem to be c, v. the well does tend to be changing. how much does uh, i'm gonna have to leave that. thank you very much for joining us here on how to international or it's a pleasure or visit. thank you. why is it right? as i head into the polling stations throughout the day, we're all there as well. bring you updates every hour the .

appealing for com, searching students to wait until the supreme court is the appeal august john stump of how does 0 and the time very, it's hard to resent us. this update from the situation was getting out of control despite using extra force and decline paramilitary units, they were not able to control the streets across the country. the streets basically last 2 days was dominated by protest stairs and increasing to get political time when opposition party members, as well as the general public, started participating and supporting the student. and this last 2 days, when the students declared nationwide shutting down, it took a very violent turn and the police were as aggressive as i was doing, and so many casualties. and the student is to say that the government, despite the government called for a compromise and inviting them to act a meeting by district on if you have blood on your time, there's no mod park compromise. are sitting down with you until and unless justice is done and the government please realize that losing control of the situation on the street despise using so many different

correspondent runjun sharma as well as a correspondent sean at do been steve able so being following does not john to pay to visit 5 nobody there in different spots, but we all 3 of us really to be honest, they can probably help me, but we're in different parts of the russian capital range. and i want to come to you fast because you are too close to then i the charlotte. why why you are right in the kremlin. you're in the thick of it. so to speak, so i wouldn't be interested to hear whether you picked up any room is whether there any whispers, what's the atmosphere? what's the 5? what do you think will top the agenda, the social skills that's for see read into the body language. you see both the, those, the indian prime minister and the president of russia when extremely warm, the indian prime minister, when he landed yesterday, he ordered red carpet, welcome. we also saw him go to dot. you are aware that he was invited by a, by the russian president and where he, in fact of the both the leaders they spoke in formerly before the big door. the said the tone, really all for today we saw just a while

however , opponents have already appeared; one of biden’s largest donors, john morgan, said that he does in support vice president of the usa. there is another important nuance: since april of this year, republicans have raised approximately $100 million. democrats have more, 333 million. then we were talking about candidate joe biden. can kharis have access to these funds? about $333 million was collected for the purposes of the election campaign. and these funds are located both directly in the account of the selected committee, and in the accounts of the so -called packs. and biden currently has direct access to cash. was until the moment of his removal, but amounted to about $96 million, all these funds will be inherited by the vice president, camillo harris, because her name is already on the ballot along with biden, and lawyers and republicans considered it illegitimate to transfer funds from the biden campaign to camillo harris, as the associated press explains, in order to manage the money, harris should officially receive the nomination. option one: she is approved as a candidat

harris and hillary clinton, maybe the three least popular people in the united states, so john, what do you predict? does this mean would this mean an easy win for donald trump then or maybe something would change the whole thing? well i think i didn't mean i think it's an easy win almost regardless of what? happens uh and and that of course causes, it's going to cause anyone to speculate about the the um the strange inconsistencies in this assassination attempt, the narrative that has been laid out, the secret service wowful performance, the bad planning for security, the agents themselves, the fact that now we're hearing from actually elected representatives in the u.s. that... "there were two shooters, it wasn't just one, so the story is ongoing uh, and and that raises a lot of questions, the clintons have a history of orchestrating uh, all kinds of nefarious deeds, we know that, we just had a crowd strike internet outage, uh, that clintons are associated with crowd strike, uh, you know, so who knows, i, i, on the face of it, trump is unbeatable, he's on." after this assassination attempt, the iconic

we are obviously wanting to take his remarks lie when he does. john, these will be incredibly critical words from the israeli prime minister so we will certainly be listening for that and we will play that for our viewers when it happens. >> if he does go into english we would get a translation for you a little bit later on we will bring you that. we are watching for trickle big briefings this hour. after leaders of two iranian groups were taken out by israeli air strikes. how will tehran respond as concerns grow over a wider war in the middle east? plus this. >> we ever consulted directly with secret service of until this time? so whatever information he has received has got to be second or third hand information. >> sandra: local law enforcement speaking out about the lack of communication with the secret service at that rally where the former president nearly lost his life. are we any closer to figuring out how this went so wrong? pat will join us live on that next. ] introducing, ned's plaque psoriasis. ned, ned, who are you wearing? he thinks his

privilege the party but to go to the public and you know this does set up nicely what comes next on thursday is the 1960 election, when john f kennedy does exactly that front. sorry about the delay but what i was going to say is also on the opposite side of that, as kelly mentioned in their article that we read you had things the eisenhower, nixon research group that sort of codified a party machine version to it was less about being kingmaker and more about taking what limited money they had which it was millions of dollars. it wasn't limited by like normal scope, but it was they they did have budget and figuring out what most effective way to that was absolutely excellent. so new challenges within the party itself to think about how to adapt and take of the media landscape and then the role of individuals that then who are not or are not a part of the party can think about ways in which they can foreground themselves as to make the party take them seriously. and that, again, is something that stanley kelly talks about, notably in this particular excerpt. and i'm going to give you a brief second to to read this. and it's