below lee's flank and behind lee. that was a good idea. and if you take a look at that little that big map, that is our map number one, you'll see war fifth corps all the way down on a road called old church road. that's where general warren will pull down with his fifth corps across the potomac. lee tries to drive warren back, figures out, here's a part of the union army separated from the rest of the union army by a waterway top to bottom creek. let's grab them and he has jubal who's now commanding the confederate second corps coordinate with richard herron. anderson, his command, the confederate first corps. so they can attack warren along parallel roads, one on old church road, one over on shady grove road. that thing doesn't work out at all mainly because early and richard herron anderson despite each other and end up calling each other all sorts of names are never able to coordinate their warren is able to escape that trap and basically the union army gets a good foothold below tied apart them like creek but now

lea lee i reserve -- ms. lee: i reserve.he chair: the gentlelady from california has the right to close. the gentlelady from colorado is recognized. mrs. boebert: mr. chair, i yield. the chair: the gentlelady yields. ms. lee: i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from colorado. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. lee: mr. chairman, i request a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from colorado will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 51 printed in part d of house report 118-216. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. ogles: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 51 printed in part d of

all of lee's men. along the northern neck in virginia up and down the shenandoah valley in the counties just north of richmond and across the potomac into maryland the united states cavalry went out on a mission hunting any rebel who had not yet been paroled. their chief target was none other than john s mosby and his rangers. indeed in mid-april confederate artillerists kenna king chapman from richmond observed that quote the guerrilla mosby seems to hang over these yankee lines like some frightful nightmare and they seem to suspect every man as belonging to his command. grant had long insisted that gorillas remained the chief threat to peace. but rumors that mosby was complicit in lincoln's assassination. had only fueled grants desire to smash all elements of irregular resistance. there was talk in washington that moseby had in fact met with booth in the capital. and some suggested that the assassins had crossed the potomac and were endeavoring to make their way to mosby's rangers. indeed lewis powel

barbara lee is now still in single digits at seven.n support for schiff over the past four months. but barbara lee has stayed in single digits and now those two are separating themselves from the field. right. >> and we keep this up. let's just take a look at that. at 7, barbara lee is now two tied with two republicans, one of whom hasn't even officially gotten into the race yet. right there is businessman james bradley, the other is the one who hasn't jumped in yet, but many think he will. that's dodgers baseball legend steve garvey. why do the poll include garvey when he hasn't declared? >> well, it was just the test. we included him both had measures, both with his name in and with his name removed, just to see what impact he could potentially have have. and what we found was that garvey basically draws from other republican voters. so he really just pulls down the percent levels for each of the other republicans that are listed in the poll. he doesn't really take away support from schiff, porter or lee. it was just the finding that

our political reporter greg lee talked with lee today. she feels that newsom is breaking his promise as we can't limit eight african american women as caretakers. congresswoman barbara lee reacting to governor newsom's comments on meet the press about the prospect of appointing someone to senator feinstein seat if she cannot finish her term, you would not appoint anybody to be on that. is that is filed for this race completely unfair to the democrats that have worked their tail off? that primary is just a matter of months away. that includes lee, who's competing with southern california democrats. adam schiff and katie porter in 2021. newsom pledged to appoint a black woman to fill any senate vacancy. lee the only black woman in the race. but you're going to abide by it, would be a essentially a caretaker, an african-american woman. we hope we never have to make this decision. but i, i abide by what i've said very publicly on a consistent basis. yes an african-american woman who is appointed should be able to run, if, in fact, that's what

jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: just a slight moment down memory lane, ms. goitein. i'm going to ask you to get in the weeds and used against dr. martin luther king and the whole landscape of civil rights' activists and workers, minimize civil liberties of african-americans in the 1950's and 1960's. what was needed to be able to protect americans and i think it's important to indicate that the process was that if there was communication and it was with a foreign operative, foreign citizen, f.b.i. would not be targeting you, but were targeting that foreign citizen or the communications. how did we mess up so badly? ms. goitein: wow! that's a tough question. what i would say is that fisa was enacted in 1978 required the government to obtain an vizzized -- individualized warrant when placing a wiretap to collect communications between, even foreign targets and americans and that was the safeguard. the american constitutional right they had. what section 702 did is got rid of that requirement and the government as long as they are targeting the foreigner. that's not what

lee the only black woman in the race .ing to abide by it, would be a essentially a caretaker, an african-american woman. we hope we never have to make this decision. but i, i abide by what i've said very publicly on a consistent basis. yes an african-american woman who is appointed should be able to run, if, in fact, that's what her decision is. she should not be precluded and prohibit from running for an election. lee told me this would represent another barrier black women face in politics. we have been the backbone of the democratic party. after we have supported so many candidates, after we have done so much of the heavy lifting in this country. and that is infuriate for many, including organizations like black women for political action, who said they would consider newsom sidestepping lee a broken promise. we don't want a holding position on we don't want to stop gap measure. but it is time for them to respond and support us. so we are extremely upset. newsom's team responded this way, quote, this is a hypothetical o

hurricane lee about to head up the coast of the northeast. huge waves up to 12 feet already from florida really all the way up to maine. warnings already issued tonight. and look at the satellite here. hurricane lee is an enormous storm, stretching more than 600 miles across. right now, winds 85 miles an hour. passing by bermuda at this hour. heavy rain, winds, dangerous surf. ginger zee is up with the hurricane hunters tonight, flying into this storm, sending sensors down right into the winds beneath them. we'll have what she found a little later here. first, the track, though, tonight. let's get right to rob marciano with the latest timing. he's in rhode island for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. well, those same hurricane hunters are sending reports back to us in the last hour, saying that wind field with this hurricane continues to expand. and that's going to be very important. right now, 660 miles away from us. it is a category 1 storm and will continue to weaken, but that wind field may continue to expand. that means more

tracking lee's strength, speed, and direction. right out the airplane, through that chute into the eyewall. it will get data like temperature, pressure, wind speed. it will send all of that info right into tonight's computer models and make a better forecast. with instruments onboard, plus sail drones, they saw 28-foot waves near the center of lee, as it churned over the atlantic. we made multiple passes through the eye wall. we made it through the eye of the hurricane, now we go into the eye wall on the eastern side, remember, that's the dirty side, so, it could be a little bit more turbulent. tonight, lee is weakening, but growing in size. >> looks like a center. >> reporter: the clouds, 600 miles across. and hurricane hunters will be on it the whole way. >> david: extraordinary. and grateful view from the hurricane hunters and ginger. she's back on "gma" in the morning, and i'll see you tomorrow night. so is changing things are getting better. a better bay area tonight. >> hear how mayor london breed says the city is improving

i lee's not got the same i get lee lee's not got the same opinions he's got a opinions as me.nt set of. but that's all right. that's what makes the right. and that's what makes the world so it's just world go round. so it's just that we're that kind of fear that we're living under. oh no, that's a terrible you can't do and terrible you can't do this and you that and you can't do that and everything's going pot. this everything's going to pot. this whole there whole britain thing. there are lots fix in this lots of things to fix in this country. lots of country. there are lots of things to fix and do better. but it's bad. the it's not that bad. where's the happy travelled the world, >> i've travelled the world, tom. all these places, would you? you've children? you? you've got two children? yeah. bring yeah. would you like to bring them else in the them up anywhere else in the world other than uk? world other than the uk? no partly. world other than the uk? no parlook, is where i'm >> look, this is where i'm probably terrible, terrible. probably a terrible, terrible. i don't ha

the next 24 hours when it comes to lee, now a post-tropical cyclone.re continuing to see tropical storm warnings lining the coast up to bar harbor. by this afternoon we anticipate it to drive farther into the atlantic of canada there. the wind forecast shows the tropical storm force winds pushing farther into canada by 2:00 p.m. the good news, this should be wrapping up by 7:00 p.m. this evening. janai. >> janai: all right, and we'll be watching it through that time. thank you, somara. >>> turning to the thousands of autoworkers on the picket line with the first of the three big automakers announcing temporary layoffs as a result of the strike. morgan norwood joins us with the latest from michigan. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: hey, good morning, janai. workers returning to the picket lines. you can see them start to gather and rally this morning. all as both sides return to the negotiation table hoping to hammer out this deal, and experts say, if this continues to drag on, it could have a seismic impact on our economy. >> when i say union, you sa

>>> also tonight, hurricane lee closing in states of emergency in massachusetts and maine. lee now a large and dangerous category 1 storm with winds of 80 miles an hour the new track. >>> the new request from special counsel jack smith why he's asking a judge to impose a gag order of former president trump and the deadline for mr. trump to respond >>> the disturbing video. an ohio school worker appearing to slam to the ground a 3-year-old boy with special needs then holding him upside down what the family is demanding. >>> the battle over wild horses in the west why they're causing so much controversy >>> and the solemn ceremony 60 years after the birmingham church bombing that killed four black girls and a fifth who survived that day in 1963 speaking out to us all these years later. her powerful message >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. the brakes on the american auto industry slammed on overnight as autoworkers officially went on what the uaw calls a historic strike against the big three carmakers, gm, ford,

east bay congresswoman barbara lee ktvu political reporter greg lee explains.e we don't have to experience that. governor gavin newsom facing immediate blowback after new comments on meet the press, asked about the possibility of appointing someone to finish senator dianne feinstein's term if she was unable to finish it, you would not appoint anybody that is that is filed for this race. completely unfair to the democrats that have worked their tail off. that primary is just a matter of months away. that includes east bay congresswoman barbara lee, a black woman in 2021. newsom pledged to appoint a black woman to fill any senate vacancy. but you're going to abide by it would be a essentially a caretaker, an african-american woman. we hope we never have to make this decision. but i, i abide by what i've said very publicly on a consistent basis. yes. those remarks drawing outrage from lee and others. lee releasing a statement saying in part, quote , the idea that a black woman should be appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless

julie: thank you, lee. what you're saying is when there are criteria, conditions at the beginning, it creates opportunities for the work to be done the right way and to make sure that workers can do that work. come out of programs. lee: and the right people are at the table. we've all heard, if you're not on -- not at the table you're on the menu? we've got them at the table. julie: frank, to that point, i often say there's vast common ground between what's good for employers and what's good for workers. and you and the company that has been in your family for generations is a very good example of that. you use union labor. you talked about the business case for work force development. can you tell us why your business sees value in union partnership and the value in respecting your workers' rights to join a union? frank: sure. i think it's two very important elements. clearly, it is about providing quality career opportunities for individuals. i mean, the union work force, it's good wages. it's healthy ben

i lee's not got the same i get lee lee's not got the same opinions he's got a opinions as me.fferent set of. but that's all right. that's what makes the right. and that's what makes the world so it's just world go round. so it's just that we're that kind of fear that we're living under. oh no, that's a terrible you can't do and terrible you can't do this and you that and you can't do that and everything's going pot. this everything's going to pot. this whole there whole britain thing. there are lots fix in this lots of things to fix in this country. lots of country. there are lots of things to fix and do better. but it's bad. the it's not that bad. where's the happy travelled the world, >> i've travelled the world, tom. all these places, would you? you've children? you? you've got two children? yeah. bring yeah. would you like to bring them else in the them up anywhere else in the world other than uk? world other than the uk? no partly. world other than the uk? no parlook, is where i'm >> look, this is where i'm probably terrible, terrible. probably a terrible, terrible. i don

lee: mr. chair, i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from tennessee will be postponed. it is now in order to continue amendment 66 printed in part d of house report 118-216. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. burchett: i rise to offer an amendment. the chair: does the gentleman have an amendment at the desk? the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment 66 printed in part d of house report 118-216 offered by mr. burchett of tennessee. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 723, the gentleman from tennessee, mr. burchett, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. burchett: thank you, mr. speaker. this amendment does one thing and would prohibit funding for the art and embassies program at a time where the government is nearing a shutdown we don't need the state department spending h

we're over 400 miles from the center of hurricane lee. and that's important because all along the new england coastline, we're going to continue to feel the impacts for the next 8 to 12 hours before this thing makes landfall. zooming in closer to cape cod, massachusetts, and you start talking about the tides. we didn't receive the strongest winds coinciding with the high tides. so the timing is everything for these. so we haven't seen or exp experienced the inundation from storm surge like we had hoped. so that's good. so we're going to continue on with these coastal waves because the wave machine that was hurricane lee has just sent all that energy in from the atlantic ocean. so nantucket island had waves approaching 20 feet just a few hours ago. that will continue for the next fore seeable future. when we talk about the wind gusts, they have easily been topping tropical storm force occasionally here in cape cod, but certainly on these outer islands like nantucket, martha's vineyard, 48 miles per hour right now in nantucket. that will be

he was asked if he had anything to say to lee castleton. no, there isn't, he replied.e castleton in the conduct of his case. he said he and his firm was satisfied they acted professionally, appropriately and politely at all times, and he also denied saying the post office would ruin lee. it does not sound like the language i would use, it makes me sound like a vinniejones character from a gangsterfilm, he said. but he acknowledged in pursuing lee castleton, the post office was showing they wanted to defend the horizon computer system being rolled out across all of the branches. his one regret he said, that they were unable to settle the case. he continues to give evidence this afternoon. tn continues to give evidence this afternoon-— continues to give evidence this afternoon. , , ., ., ~ afternoon. in the sense and, thank ou, at afternoon. in the sense and, thank you. at the — afternoon. in the sense and, thank you, at the public— afternoon. in the sense and, thank you, at the public inquiry. -- - afternoon. in the sense and, thank| you, at the public inquiry. -- emma

womens doubles team in the world and by 15 anna lee was the top singles player >> getting to competeo level is mind blowing to me. >> reporter: a few secrets, never giving up and staying mentally fit >> i have a mental coach who helped me to keep things in perspective. on the court what you say to yourself matters a lot if you are super positive when you are playing bad. if you are negative your game is going to be negative >> reporter: anna lee is traveling 32 weeks a year, doing schoolwork on the road and using her pickleball prominence to help grow the sport including teaching a younger generation at the kids clinic at oracle park in san francisco >> i would recommend it to other kids because it is super fun >> everybody can play pickleball if they want to. >> it is very easy to earn >> i would tell kids to have fun with it. i really enjoyed the sport you will enjoy the sport you meet so many people through it >> reporter: here anna lee is a bit of a celebrity, but she is more comfortable with an older crowd. >> when i talk to kids my age i am nervous somebody 20, 30, 40, 50. i am

all eyes are on hurricane lee. big currents. the question is where is lee going to end up? a cold front moving across the lower 48 should keep lee out to sea. and speaking of the cold fron, it will bring our first taste of fall, fall. >> thank you. tonight an escaped murderer remains on the run in pennsylvania, but he's been spotted again, looking somewhat different. authorities released these new images of clean-shaven danilo cavalcante. they also believe he briefly stole a van saturday, despite a massive police manhunt. >> no perimeter is 100% secure, ever. there are a number of reasons. >>> new covid booster shots are expected to be approved by the ever fda this week. hospitalizations climbed to 17,000 last month. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka. dr. anthony fauci says the new booster should protect against all the circulating sub variants, but adds we need to be prepared for an uptiktock in ca this cases are on the rise. > >>ly a few colleagues sick with covid this summer. >> reporter: it's prompting this san francisco food bank to sound the alarm. >> people a

those remarks drawing outrage from lee and others.easing a statement saying in part, quote, the idea that a black woman should be appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women across the country who have carried the democratic party to victory election after election. we don't want a holding position. we don't want to stop gap measure. but it is time for them to respond and support us. so we are extremely upset. the governor's caveat creating frustration among organizations, including black women organized for political action. they say sidestep, saying lee would break his promise. you barbara lee's argument is if you're going to do it for a caretaker, then you should give a black woman the advantage that you gave padilla because she's already going in with economic weakness, with weaknesses, weaknesses, including a recent poll which shows her trailing southern california representative adam schiff and katie porter by ten points, as well as lagging in fundraising, newsom's team responded thi

lee anne wong, thank you so much for joining us. lee anne: thank you so much, amna.off: this week, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. is visiting the border of one of the world's worst crises. more than five million sudanese have been displaced by a power struggle between the military and an offshoot paramilitary group. more than 200,000 people from sudan's darfur region have fled into chad, where u.n. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield announced new sanctions and additional humanitarian assistance. nick schifrin spoke to her for a look at u.s. policy five months after violence in sudan broke. nick: they crossed the border with their entire lives on the back of horse-drawn carts and walked dozens of miles carrying the next generation to a safer future. sudanese refugees arrived by the thousands into chad and were greeted yesterday by u.s. ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas-greenfield. she pledged another $163 million in aid to families fleeing war. five months of infighting between sudan's armed forces and rebel rapid support forces, or rsf, has engulfed sudan's cities

lee: thank you, mr. chairman. i am prepared to close. the chair: the gentlewoman is reniches -- recognized. ms. lee: mr. chairman, yes, the chairman and myself respect each other. we have different points of view. i consider ourselves friends also. and i know, and i think the chairman know that many of our republican colleagues do support robust investments in the bill because i've seen the thousands of requests that members have submitted this year and in prior years. there's a long legacy of enlightened republican support for foreign assistance. congressional republicans worked with harry truman to create the marshall plan which rebuilt europe after a devastating war. i myself worked with president bush to create pepfar which has saved 25 million lives from h.i.v. and aids. yet the jerrett has chosen to force this bill to the floor because these sin -- because they cynically -- they cynically believe that their members will be happy to sacrifice the world's poorest people to make a political point. to my republican colleagues, you know

and i hear it's really a fantastic to be here with lee. we were thinking about playing the siskel ebert theme just to like kind of warm everybody, but we decided we didn't want to rip them off right? yeah, exactly. a lot of people have been saying one is siskel, which one is ebert? no, i'm not old enough to know who they are. but, you know, just. anyway, in terms of the new coat dominic talks, i think that the being which lee so beautifully on the cover of book is a a symbol of the new coat chicago has put on in the last say 30 years. it's a city that sees itself as a global city that's glamorous, that has michelin starred restaurants $10 million apartments, a river walk, a river that is no longer an open sewer but rather a recreational amenity. and unfortunately, skin is, if not exactly a veneer more then a something that distracts us. what's happened in the rest of the city and i think that's not unfamous to all of you. we've had a shrinking middle class. we've had deindustrialization. and so we really have two cities. and the question i

as hurricane lee continues to track north. >> kathy joins us now live from portland, maine. what can we expect to see there over the next 48 hours? >> reporter: well, lester, in a bit of good news, according to the latest models, it appears thatmaine will be spared a direct hit from the hurricane, but some saturday, things will look very different around here, with several inches of rain in the forecast, as well as powerful winds. lester >> kathy park, thank you. and we are closely tracking her khan lel hurricane lee's path as it moves north towards new england. meteorologist dylan dreyer is here >> lester, we've been watching this storm for a long time the storm is still moving north right now at about 15 miles per hour so, it is still going to come close enough to new england to impact it a bit, but the storm itself is going to really hit nova scotia, especially as we go into saturday. now, we are still expecting maybe one to three inches of rain along the new england coast. down-east maine could get closer to four inches of rain and it will be close enough to produce wind

lee ann was equally smitten.nce and do not want to lose you again, " she wrote. >> she was preparing for him to come be her husband and be a part of her life for the rest of her life. >> while he carried on with lee ann in pennsylvania, back home in san diego, larry was growing distant from connie but never mentioned getting a divorce or separating. in fact, he still kept up his family routines, even going to church with them every sunday. >> my dad was a church board member. my mom was really involved with bible studies and women's groups. it was a big part of our life. we didn't know anything was wrong. i always thought that everything was fine and great. >> so, larry was leading a double life and lying to both of the women? >> exactly. >> yeah. he had two complete lives and lived them as one. it was really weird. >> connie remembers that time well but for different reasons. larry told her and the kids that he'd gotten a big photo contract in pittsburgh and for the next three years, larry split his time between

lee harvey osphald shot and killed kennedy.t one of lee harvey oswald's friends. there was george de mohrenskjöld, namely, a cia employee, but not an agent, morin, was russian, living in america, and he taught at bishop's college, a black college in dallas, and mohrenschild, lee harvey oswald was a simple, uneducated man, yes, who could barely put two words together, and mohrenschild was an aristocrat, a white russian. exactly how he crossed paths with sly harvey osfald, as soon as he and marina arrived in the states , he immediately contacted bingo, there was a community of russian expats in dallas, yes, that's true, and you can say, okay, hi, bye, well maybe another dinner at maysk, or whatever they have, yes, but this guy was friends with osfaldam, and i don’t i can, and then mohrenschild committed suicide, yes. when investigators from the church committee came to his home in palm beach florida, blew his brains out? his daughter is still alive, i won't reveal her location, but we know it, and i did everything i could to get

great >> lee anderson, back him. great >> the lee anderson, back him.rson, back him. great >> the real world,erson, back him. great >> the real world, 7;on, back him. great >> the real world, 7 p.m.yack with the real world, 7 pm. friday night. but coming up, i've been banging on about it for yonks, know. but even for yonks, as you know. but even britain's now britain's fbi is now saying deportation rwanda deportation schemes like rwanda are stop the boats. so are needed to stop the boats. so my superstar panel will do battle on whether the national crime agency is right that crime agency is right in that assessment. my next harry and meghan put on a united front at the invictus games in germany, despite duchess rolling despite the duchess rolling up late. the smiles on late. but behind the smiles on stage, to made of? stage, what's to be made of? rumours not only their rumours that not only their marriage but their brands too marriage but their brands to too are said to be splitting angela levin the latest straight levin with the latest straight after t

lee did 80, more than double that threshold in 24 hours.hich is expected to be the strength over the next several days, maybe down to a 3, it will punctuate, but by the little of next week we will have a much better ideay will go because there are still some options, depending on that dip in the jet stream, this big area of high pressure may go well away from land or much closer. regardless, there is going to be some large waves and some dangerous rip currents at beaches up and down the east coast, and along the east coast for tonight, norah, that threat for storms will continue. the biggest threat will be damaging wins. >> norah: chris, thank you. turning now to philadelphia, where authorities released a new video of a deadly police shooting that sparked outrage in the city. the officer who fired multiple shots at eddie irizarry last month turned himself in today. cbs's jeff pegues is in philadelphia with the new details, and we do want to warn you that the video is hard to watch. >> reporter: for the first time, we are seeing police body

that is nothing to do with lee you can see just how busy the atlantic is. we have tropical storm margot. we have a tropical disturbance coming off the coast

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that is the eye of hurricane lee. for the crew of the hurricane hunters they flew through the most rapidly intensifying hurricane in a 24-hour cycle on record. they go out across the pacific. we flew with them on the atmospheric research mission last year. they drop these drop sons into the storm so this is how it looks as we take a look at that. the weather data that drops down through the storm and this is why it is critically important. think of the ocean as a big blind spot so the aircraft flies on in right through the eyewall measuring pressure, wind speed. so they get a real time view of how strong the storm is but more importantly the data now moving forward will help better forecast where hurricane lee will be moving next as it continues to move off to the west-northwest into the weekend and next week. >> let's talk about this. this obviously seems like the strongest storm so far of the atlantic season. look at the projection right now. when do you think people like in san juan, port-au-prince, when will they

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as hurricane lee takes aim at new england we've got the new track. >>> just hours until the midnight deadline, as united auto workers prepare for a historic strike how far apart are the two sides? >>> guests locked out of their rooms and slot machines with blank screens. the cyber attack causing chaos at las vegas casinos. >>> and the american pulled from a cave in turkey speaking out the incredible rescue in his own words. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome. president biden's son, hunter, was indicted on federal gun charges today, just months after a plea agreement that would have kept him out of prison unraveled under a judge's scrutiny instead tonight, the younger biden facing three counts related to lying about his drug use when purchasing a firearm charges that do carry the possibility of prison time and biden still facing possible indictment on tax-related charges. with the statute of limitations looming on the gun charges, special counsel david weiss filing the indictment today the criminal indictment of the son of a sitting

nicole saphier and lee zeldin.rants rushed to the border, here is why. >> do you believe vice president harris invited you to the border? yes. >> do you believe the border is closed or open? >> it is open, not closed. the border is open. do you believe all migrants believe the border is open? >> everybody believe the border is open, it is open because we enter, we come in free. >> emily: for free. flash forward to today and eagle pass, texas just declared a state of emergency, as have the governor of massachusetts. national guard has been deployed in both massachusetts and texas. tens of thousands of migrants are flooding and straining cities across the country, including chicago, washington, d.c., new york city, costing those communities billions of dollars. growing number of americans are fed up. frustrated protest and rallies have erupted across the country. new yorkers shouted down alexandria ocasio-cortez last week, with angry parents rallying against housing migrants near schools. >> would you please get them

unsettled weather through the weekend as we anxiously look toward atlanta and lee. >> all eyes on lee's path tonight. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the newly released body camera video of a deadly traffic stop in philadelphia last month. the officer said he fired because the driver lunged at him with a knife, but that is not what the body camera video shows. the driver never got out of his car. the officer is now charged with murder and other crimes. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with the new video, and a warning, it is disturbing. >> reporter: tonight, this stunning new video tells a polar opposite story from the account philadelphia police initially gave about the fatal shooting of eddie irizarry. and today the officer who fired the fatal shot is charged with murder. in the disturbing police body camera footage, we see the moment the 27-year-old irizarry is hit with police gunfire. >> show me your hands! [ bleep ] i'll blooem shoot you! >> reporter: the police footage begins shortly after irizarry slowly parks his car on this one-way street, after police say they

lee, no. the clerk: ms. hirono, aye. mr. brown, aye. the clerk: mr. marshall, no. the clerk: mr. braun, no. the clerk: mr. hawley, no. the clerk: mr. hagerty, aye. the clerk: mr. thune, aye. mr. schmitt, no. the clerk: mr. welch, aye. mrs. shaheen, aye. mr. ricketts, aye. the clerk: mr. warnock, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. durbin, aye. mr. blumenthal, aye. mr. cruz, no. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, aye. the clerk: mr. mr. manchin, aye. the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 83. and the nays are 11. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is made and laid upon the table and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's actions. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 281, general randy a. george for appointment as chief of staff of the army, an appointment in the united states army, the gra

here is a look at hurricane lee. it is trying to fall apart right now.80 miles per hour keeping it a hurricane moving to the north over nova scotia by tomorrow night. the outer rain bands slashing new england. the new england coast could see up to five inches of rain. wind 50+ miles per hour and a storm surge of 1 to 3 feet. we will have coverage on nbcbayarea.com and here on tv heading to the weekend. san francisco stays with the fall pattern heading for the next several days. for the morning, and across the inland valleys. 8212. even fighting in early next week with attempters here in the upper 70s. a >> a classic weekend. >> whatever you have planned, it will cooperate. >>> we all know the region comes up short when it comes to support for latino business owners. owners. a new study highliting that, gh - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your

hurricane lee blowing by bermuda in the past 24 hours. pictures right there.nd tonight, big waves and high winds in scituate, massachusetts tonight. senior meteorologist rob marciano is live. >> reporter: the winds are fresh here, the center of lee, 360 miles from boston, refusing to weaken and the wind field continues to expand. it's top and left-hand heavy, looking less like a hurricane but the track and timing really hasn't changed, more have the impact. up and down the northeast coastlines it will be dangerous surf and rip currents. 7:00 a.m., closest approach to southern new england, tropical storm force winds hit nantucket, the cape and boston, parts of maine as well. rain coming in, 40 to 60 miles an hour winds at times, landfill in new brunswick or nova scotia. but we've had a lot of rain here this past summer so a lot of unhealthy trees that could come down in these winds. but it looks like far worse complications and impacts for our friends in canada. david? >> david: rob marciano tonight, thank you. >>> now former president trump, late today special

now we have to look at hurricane lee.l storm watches are posted in rhode island, mass massachusetts and maine where hurricane watches are also up. preparations are being made. storm shutters are up. as you can see behind me, the waves are rolling in. when they get this big, you know a storm is coming. seems like idalia and franklin were just last week, where we are dealing with reach erosion up and down the coast. we're dealing now with lee. the waves will be monstrous. look at what's going to go on today, across bermuda. 30 to 40 foot waves will be pushing up across the atlantic towards nova scotia, towards new england. 10 to 15 footers here in cape cod and rhode island. we could see a storm surge on the bay side. the biggest storm surge will be it looks like across new brunswick, maine potentially and nova scotia. it's been awhile, george. got to go back to 2012, hurricane sandy since we've seen a hurricane make a run at new england. george? >> let's go to ginger now from lakeland, florida. she has the latest track of t

lee would break his promise. you know, barbara lee's argument is if you're going to do it for a caretaker, then you should give a black woman the advantage that you gave padilla, because she's already going in with economic weakness, with weaknesses, weaknesses, including a recent poll which shows her trailing southern california representatives adam schiff and katie porter by ten points, as well as lagging in fundraising. newsom's team responded this way, quote, this is a hypothetical on top of a hypothetical there is no vacancy for any us senate seat, nor does the governor anticipate there will be one. gavin has a wolf by the ears and now he has to try to figure out how how to deal with that reality. because either way, it's a it's a, you know, a troublesome situation for him. now, congresswoman lee and others pointing out what the governor knows. well there are currently no black women in the senate and there have only been two black female senators in history. heather. okay, greg, we heard professor taylor th

lincoln grant did tell lee rather. i'm sorry. lee tell lee to take his horse sidearm. you know, just go home. grant lincoln did not want to see lee dragged through the streets in chains at go home and became president of a college. and lee then told his fellow southerners surrender, it's over. and most senior confederates pardoned. turner, the commandant would have been tried, i think, if they caught him as the commandant of here. wirtz was tried, hanged after the war. ouldave been, bubut afterwards,d him and let him go. they pardoned the guards and let them go. you know, lincoln, to not just win the war, but try to win the peace, reconstruction, one country, you know lincoln even sang both sides drew the sword. we were both guilty let us work together. so yeah. and again, some of some of the former prisoners they spent years later trying to find the whereabouts of turner. thomas turner. and i think some of them might have gone and him if they had caught him because of what he did. same with worse if he had not been put death here at andersonville. so where was robert