in lexington. they had that horrible active shooter or mass shooter in the bank that he already has a statement vague on this the details, but obviously state officials are very aware of this as well. >> again, juliette, and these moments, it is and we were talking about this earlier too, before you joined us. it is you have to wait on the details to come out because it can take a minute to really get an idea of what you're actually dealing with. and so it is important to tell everyone that's watching too, that we're trying to just stay with what we know and i know it's limited and we all want more information, but this is what we've got right now and juliette, i have to think obviously, as the commissioner was just laying out to its make sure that the people who are injured are getting the help they need and then go and try to find whoever this shooter might be. >> that's, exactly right and that's why we sort of push for as chief ramsey said, absolutely. are you're focused on victims and the exten

. >> sean: back at kroger field in lexington, kentucky. number one georgia leading kentucky 13-12.time-out of the fourth quarter. the dogs looking at second and eight from midfield. kentucky has two time-outs left. one more georgia first down should just about put it trevor etienne the running back. carson beck, 14 for 23, 152. big 33-yard completion a moment ago to dom lovett. play fake, oscar delp, and the ball came out. looked like it came out when he hit the ground. that's the ruling. but also looks like he went down short of the first down. third down and one. >> greg: that ball did look like it might have been coming out before. but lucky for georgia, arian smith right there to hop on it. >> sean: they got it back anyway. you're right, it's coming out. >> greg: no question. >> sean: should have been a fumble. but arian smith recovered. it's actually a break for kentucky. because if it was a fumble -- kirby smart is getting after his crew. this is a big review coming because it looked like to me on the first look, where arian smith recovered, they might have first down. >> gre

our research shows that lexington police are harassing and beating black people for no reason . in this city, people are punished because of their skin color and poverty. research by the us department of justice shows that blacks are 18 times more likely to be arrested in this city than whites. the investigation is part of a larger investigation into police racism in southern states. thank you for your cooperation with this news section. have a nice day and god bless you. we are still with you with the special news coverage program of developments in lebanon. browse the news we have a special program and receive the analysis of experts in the field of west asia and the continuation of the process of developments in lebanon with a look at the fact that the zionist regime bombed banddar yesterday. hudaydah, yemen, and of course, the topics that are discussed in gaza and palestine, let's review the news and then be at the service of the experts of this program and analyze the days after the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah, the situation of lebanon's hezbollah in the process of

is it going to be lexington and concorde? is it going to b be the coercive acts?you can make an argument for anh of these things but it is a whole series of them happening in the early 1770s. 1773, four and five. they are leading us in a direction. not proximate, not the spark that what is the tender? what is it fundamentally putting us in a place where we are doing this seemingly, amazingly huge thing of turning from in 12 years i am british too i'm going to shoot the british. what's the tender? what is the spark set fire to? g i think as they are you've got to go to bigger themes, bigger arguments. we are going to be building some of those in the coming several class periods. talking about how colonists were thinking about themselves, the empire, the revolution, that was underway. so these bigger things is it england's change? i am going to say the biggest change is 1774 i'm sorry 1764 with the sugar act. the stamp act in 1765. i can't say my dates. because that is when written changes the nature of ourof relationship by turning the switch and the profit off of

is it going to be lexington and concord? is it going to be the coercive acts? the you can make an argument for any of these things, but it's a whole series of them that are happening in the early 1770s 1773 for five that are leading us in the direction. so okay not proximate not the spark but what's the tinder what is it that's fundamentally putting us in a place where we're doing this? what's, you know, seemingly amazing. lee huge thing of turning from in years. i'm british to i'm going to shoot the british british what's tender what's the what is the spark fire to i think there you got to go to bigger themes bigger arguments and we're going to be building of those in the coming several class periods talking about how colonists were thinking about themselves the empire, the revolution that was underway so but these bigger themes is that england's change. so 17 i'm going to say the the biggest change is 1774 i'm sorry,. 1764 with sugar act and the stamp act in 1770s, 1765 i can't say my date because that's when boom britain changes the nature of our relationshi

cerca de la interestatal 75, al norte de la ciudad de london, ubicada a unas 80 millas al sur de lexingtondo. lo que se sabe hasta el momento por parte de la oficina del alguacil del condado laurel es que la carretera fue cerrada al trÁnsito tras el incidente en el que al menos una persona disparÓ, dejando varios heridos y que estÁn buscando al responsable en una zona rural. ya esta noche, la vÍa de rodaje fue reabierta al pÚblico, segÚn informes de la policÍa de london. a travÉs de redes sociales, buscan un hombre identificado como joseph, couch de 32 aÑos de edad, como persona de interÉs. esta persona aÚn no ha sido capturada. por su parte, el alcalde de london dijo en un mensaje grabado que le indicaron que al menos siete personas resultaron heridas por disparos y otras por un accidente, y que podrÍa ser mÁs de un sospechoso. la interestatal ha sido cerrada en ambas direcciones entre las salidas 41 y 59. debido a la situaciÓn, esto ha causado un caos en el trÁfico, ya que la carretera principal permanece bloqueada mientras las autoridades continÚan las labores de bÚsqueda y seguridad en

mÚltiple justo al norte de londres, en kentucky, una pequeÑa localidad a unas 75 millas al sur de lexingtonrrada durante al menos 3 horas, y un total de 5 personas recibieron disparos, incluyendo una en la cara. cristina dinoto y un amigo conducÍan hacia tennessee cuando creen que una bala alcanzÓ su carro. >> [habla en inglÉs] de repente escuchamos un sonido fuerte y ensordecedor, y en mi oÍdo derecho comenzÓ un zumbido, no sabÍamos quÉ era el sonido, pero ambos nos preguntamos si habÍa sido un disparo, despuÉs encontramos este impacto de bala en el vehÍculo. las autoridades estÁn buscando a josep cauch de 32 aÑos que serÍa una persona de interÉs. >> [habla en inglÉs] recuperamos el vehÍculo del sospechoso en esta Área, por eso decimos que es una persona interÉs, pero Él podemos decir si diremos persona de interÉs en este momento. andrea: la oficina del alguacil tambiÉn dice que ha localizado un arma que creen que puede haber sido utilizada por el atacante. >> [habla en inglÉs] localizamos una ar15 serÁ procesada, estÁ en una zona boscosa al lado de la interestatal. andrea: las autoridades

"the lexington herald leader" reports a kentucky couple behind the hatfield and mccoy museum say they found the body of a man who allegedly shot five people on an interstate this month. fred and sheila mccoy say they were looking for joseph couch for several days after he allegedly opened fire hitting a dozen vehicles and wounding five people. the couple say they were live streaming yesterday when they found the body along with two state troopers. >> we come out of here and seen a bunch of vultures up there. we figured just -- they was so few of them. we come back sunday and monday, and more and more. today there was about 50. >> authorities believe the body is joseph couch. police did not reveal a cause of death but did say a weapon was found at the site. the couple used to operate the now-closed hatfield and mccoy museum and are descendants of the feuding families. "the hill" says the department of justice is suing the owner of the cargo ship that collapsed the bridge in march when it lost power and slammed into a support column killing six construction workers on the bridge. the la

. >>> "the lexington herald leader" says a kentucky sheriff pleaded not guilty to murdering a judge.iff shawn stines was arraigned virtually yesterday. he's accused of shooting and killing judge kevin mullins in his courthouse chambers last week following an argument. stines surrendered minutes later. there's no word on a possible motive for the shooting. stines could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> and "the houston chronicle" says a former police officer was convicted in the murder of a couple during a drug raid. prosecutors said gerald coines lied to get a search warrant for the couple's home that falsely portrayed them as dangerous drug dealers. that led to officers bursting into their home using a no-knock warrant and shooting the couple during a violent confrontation. goines faces up to life in prison. >>> ahead, nighttime treat. why a colorful light show in the sky will be seen in more places this year. in the sky will be seen in more places this year. nothing comes close to this place in the morning. i'm so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obs

the "lexington herald-leader" says a man said, i'm going to kill a lot of people. accused of opening fire on interstate 75 on sunday, killing people, sent a chilling message to his ex-wife, saying in another, quote, i'll kill myself afterward. police are still searching for him. >>> cnn says body cam video shows police interviewing a teen before a school shooting and his father last year. >> so has your dad kind of explained everything? >> he said something about shooting up a school. >> did he say something about school shooting? >> i just told him i don't know what -- >> i have to take you at your word and hope you're being honest with me. i'm not saying you're lying, but it's a serious thing. >> well, the officers went to colt gray's home after getting a tip about a threat to shoot up a middle school in may. the 14-year-old is charged with shooting up a school and killing people last sunday. his father is also charged with buying his son the weapon. >>> and the iowa statesmen reports the trial will move in the bryan kohberger case. bryan kohberger's trial is set

mullins was shot and killed yesterday in his chambers in whitesburg, about 150 miles southeast of lexington. letcher county sheriff shawn stines was taken into custody at the scene and charged with murder. authorities say the judge was shot multiple times following an argument inside the courthouse. >>> coming up, new questions in the texas pipeline fire. the surprise discovery that sparked a criminal investigation. >>> and the first player to join the first player to join the 50-50 club. shohei ohtani in a game for the ages. ♪♪ missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. step back out there with fasenra. ask your doctor if it's right for you. ♪ that colonoscopy

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host: sticks and phone calls, stephen in lexington, democrats. caller: thinks for having me. am in the manufacturing industry, everything from food and beverage to automotive to just general industrial. one trend i am noticing everywhere is there is not enough people to fill these jobs. there are so many jobs, especially in kentucky and the tier one supporting, there just are not enough people. and there are a plethora of companies that need more people. companies are fighting in the sense for people, welders might have a better shot an hour away getting the dollars to $60 compared to the other towns. people are trading constantly. there are not enough engineers. it is good for me because i am on the automation side, trying to help companies with demanding processes that are manual so they can people somewhere else. host: not enough people, is that an argument for more immigration into this country? caller: absolutely, absolutely very that is one of the reasons they let so many people in because they know they have to fill the jobs and these people are willing to work. it all

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he was the man who sent paul revere to worn of the british approach, lexington and concord, he was ae had rank and the last british charge he's shot in the head, killed instantly. the man three men behind him in the blue coat, who's holding his rifle up by the barrel, is andrew mcquarry from a massachusetts regiment. he will also die before the day is over. to the lower left on the edge of the painting, the slumped man in the blue coat kind of in darkness, he is an officer from new hampshire. he will die in captivity. there are various dead british officers, also. many stories in this picture. but what it leaves us with, the impression it leaves me with is of that charge up the hill, of the enemy finally saying, all right. you've been punishing us now you're going to get it. it's irresistible force meeting moveable object. and the moveable object in this case is us, it's the americans. so, trumbull did this painting in 1785 and it's a painting of a defeat. now, the people who saw it at the time, americans who saw it at the time, history buffs now, know that the british victory at bun

continue to search for the person they say opened fire on a busy freeway in kentucky an hour outside of lexingtonntucky. the calls have been flooding in but the rugged terrain is making the search for the gunman all the more difficult. [ sirens ] >> several people shot. >> reporter: the first call about an active shooter came late saturday. >> the victims have been shot through the windshield. >> reporter: first responders race to interstate 75 and laurel county, 9 counties north of the city of london. >> i can not stress how chaotic it was when our units arrived. cars on the side of the road, emergency flashers, windows shot out. five people shot, including a person struck in the face. two more injured in car wrecks, they are all expected to be okay. >> do we have any idea where the shooter is at? >> reporter: at the scene they recovered an ar-15-style rifle, several magazines and a small suv registered to joseph couch, the police stopped traffic in both directions after terrified drivers told them it was not clear where bullets were coming from. >> you always think, oht will not happen to us. b

lexington to tupelo. >> we'll keep watching it, angie, thank you. >>> let's turn now to the impact of the trump-harris debate. according to a nielsen stestima, more than 67 million people watched the debate. now it's back to the campaign trail. vice president harris is kibing off a four-day swing-state tour in north carolina and pennsylvania. former president trump will speak in arizona today before going to california. one moment from the debate that is still seeing a lot of fallout is when mr. trump made baseless claims about immigrants in ohio. yamiche alcindor traveled there. >> reporter: growing fallout over one of the most talked-about moments of the debate. >> in springfield, they're eating the dogs, the people that came in. they're eating the cats. >> reporter: former president trump spreading unfounded claims that members of the growing haitian population in springfield, ohio are abusing pets. city officials say there's no evidence of that. mr. trump's running mate, senator jd vance first spread the baseless accusations on social media earlier this week. when i questioned him

it all happened in a rural stretch of interstate 75 of laurel county, kentucky that is south of lexington clear right now how badly the five people are hurt, but deputies say they are stable. the mayor in the nearby city of london says two others were hurt in a car crash. police are searching for a 32 year old man they say is a person of interest. drivers have been stuck on the highway there for hours as police investigate. and we are also tracking some breaking news closer to home. police in oakland are investigating a shooting near 23rd street and mlk, not far from 980. those calls started coming in at about 430 today. two people were hurt. we don't know how badly police have the area blocked off as they investigate. fir building in the north bay. set to help others be safer. neighbors and firefighters are getting together this weekend to face wildfires together. as we head into prime wildfire season. thousands came out for a unique festival in the north bay. ahead on abc seven news at 11. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard takes us to marin county's ember stomp and shows us why th

district judge in letcher county, kentucky, lester, this is about two and a half hours southeast of lexington, was shot and killed in his chambers. now the coroner this case has confirmed his identity as kevin mullins who was appointed back in 2009. he was prosecutor for a decade prior to that. the question right now is what exactly transpired. we don't know. we're out to letcher county. a state trooper has confirmed one person is in custody. they will not confirm who that is at this hour. >> thanks. >>> israel on the defense against hezbollah launching conventional military attacks from the air in southern lebanon, still on edge after deadly waves of deadly booby-trapped pagers and hand-held radios exploded earlier this week, targeting their hezbollah owners. keir simmons is there. >> reporter: israeli air and artillery strikes pounding southern lebanon today, targeting hezbollah as the leader of the iran-backed militia appeared from a secret location, vowing revenge for two days of unprecedented attacks. 5,000 pagers and walkie-talkies were booby-trapped by israel, he says. calling it a mas

pardon me, of these sensors in the south bay near the lexington reservoir and another ten in the oakland. it's national blood donation day, and stanford is encouraging people to roll up their sleeves. stanford's bloodmobile made an appearance at the pleasanton city hall for a community blood drive. about 50 people signed up to donate. stanford says that someone in the united states is in need of blood every two seconds. there's the whole blood, which is what most people donate and that you can do that six times a year. and then there's a product called platelets, which is a part of your blood. and you can donate that once a week up to 24 times a year. david tells us he's donated more than 600 times in his life. how about that? people who signed up received a $20 gift card for their donation. our own reporter, garvin thomas, is partnering with stanford for his eighth annual bay area proud blood drive. it's a great event. it's happening next saturday, september 14th from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the princeton plaza on blossom hill road. that's in san jose. you can sign up to donate at sbc donor

all of this happening near the town of london on this stretch of interstate between lexington and knoxville, tennessee, and now tonight, dozens of law enforcement officials plus dogs, a drone, a helicopter, all joining the hunt to try to bring the suspect to justice. >> reporter: an urgent man hunt ramping up in kentucky. for an alleged gunman considered arm and dangerous by police. who's now on the run. >> multiple gun shot victims. the shooter, they don't know exactly where he is. >> reporter: multiple law enforcement agencies searching a remote all day after gunfire erupted off of interstate 75 in rural kentucky. >> we've got drones, helicopters, dogs. we're doing the best we can. >> reporter: that shooting leaving five people seriously injured after nine vehicles were shot at according to authorities. officials say all five of the injured are expected to survive. >> no one was killed, thanksfully. >> reporter: 32-year-old joseph couch is a suspect after his car was found near the place where the shooting took place and recovering an ar-15 he allegedly used in the shooting. >> he had to

as we previously reported, there are 15 of these sensors in the south bay near the lexington reservoir and ten in the oakland hills. the company that makes them says each one can learn from its own environment and share the information. each sensor is building a profile that is then put into the network, so they're each able to differentiate that. but collectively and in aggregate is where you get the real artificial intelligence capabilities. firefighters hope the latest installations will help save land, homes and lives in woodside. ian cull, nbc bay area news. ian thank you. and speaking of fire dangers here, the bear fire near lake tahoe continues to burn out of control. the u.s. forest service says the fire started monday afternoon near the town of cierra brooks. that's about 20 miles north of truckee. this is in the tahoe national forest. so far, it's burned more than 3000 acres. a thousand of those acres have burned in just the last 24 hours. so it is spreading quickly. high temperatures and strong winds have made things especially tough. right now, the fire is at 0% containment

i-75 near the town of london, about 75 miles south of lexington. police say the suspect did not know any of the victims. >> they saw somebody running to the woods. no shirt, sweating profusely. >> reporter: as many as 60 law enforcement officers combing the rugged terrain for the shooter until 3:00 a.m. last night. that busy interstate closed for hours while authorities secured the area. >> a lot of wooded area. you can hide out anywhere. the tracks, anywhere. >> reporter: christina was on her way to tennessee with a friend saturday when the shots rang out. >> all of a sudden we heard this loud deafening sound. and my right ear started ringing. >> reporter: the fbi, u.s. marshals and the atf are now on the scene and assisting with the investigation. >> that's probably one of the remote exits along i-75. it's so wooded. there's one business, there's no residences. >> whit: alex is back with us now. alex, you're getting new details about the search for the suspect? >> reporter: right now, law enforcement is combing through his history and they receiv

según los reportes de calfire, lexington habría iniciado fuegos en 3 diferentes lugares el jueves enort jim road initium road en placerville. cada incendio se extinguió rápidamente, dijeron, y la superficie quemada se limitó a menos de un cuarto de acre. esta fue solo una de 78 detenciones que calfire ha efectuado desde el uno de enero hasta el 31 de julio de este año. entre los arrestos se encuentra la persona que provocó el incendio park en julio, un siniestro que desde entonces ha quemado más de 429.000 acres. y fíjese que de acuerdo a un análisis que realizó el sitio web lendingtree 8 ciudades de california están entre las principales donde más arrestos por conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol se reportan. 5 de ellas, de hecho, están en nuestra región sacramento san josé, bakersfield, fresno y oakland. el análisis indica que en sacramento y san josé por lo menos 1 de cada mil conductores maneja ebrio. vamos mejor a revisar la actividad en los aeropuertos del país en conmemoración por el día del trabajo, porque estamos en fin de semana feriado y muchos aprovechan de estos días pa

chambers this afternoon at the letcher county courthouse in whitesburg, about 50 miles southeast of lexington. the district judge is being identified tonight as kevin mullins. he was appointed to the bench in 2009 by steve beshear, the father of the current governor. we're getting in some video right now from outside the courthouse. courthouse. this is a developing story, and we're trying to find out more details on the circumstances. kentucky's court of justice is also confirming the tragedy and saying that the investigation is under way with the support of the kentucky state police, which is taking the lead. they're calling the shooting an isolated incident, and there's no threat to the surrounding public. but we're hearing that area schools were briefly shut down. the courthouse will be closed tomorrow. and governor beshear is saying tonight that there's way too much violence in this world, david. >> david: again, according to kentucky's governor tonight, judge kevin mullins has been shot and killed inside his courthouse chambers. pierre thomas with late reporting here. pierre, thank you,

. >> reporter: an hour southeast of lexington, schools in nine districts shut down, as police search for 32-year-old joseph couch, thought to be hiding in this thick, dense forest. >> this is thousands and thousands of acres. it's kind of like a jungle. >> reporter: couch considered armed and dangerous, now facing charges of assault and attempted murder. according to an arrest warrant, minutes before the shootings, couch -- a former army reservist -- sent a text to woman saying he "was going to kill a lot of people." police say on saturday evening, couch was perched in the woods firing 20 to 30 shots, hitting 12 vehicles. five people wounded by gunfire. no fatalities, but at least one person shot in the face and another in the arm. police say this is couch's vehicle recovered near the attack. and they say they found an ar-15-style assault rifle close by in the woods. police say couch purchased that assault rifle the same day as the attack, along with more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition. police worry he may have access to other guns. david? >> david: pierre thomas with us tonight. pi

. >> reporter: authorities rushing to the letcher county courthouse southeast of lexington, kentucky,ust before 3:00 p.m. thursday, finding 54-year-old district court judge kevin mullins shot multiple times. >> lifesaving measures were taken, however, were unsuccessful. >> reporter: letcher county sheriff shawn "mickey" stines arrested without incident. tonight, he's facing one count of first-degree murder. the motive still unclear. >> we know that it was an argument between the two that led up, but what exactly transpired prior to the shots being fired, that's still things that we're trying to get answers to. >> reporter: the sheriff, a former bailiff in the judge's courtroom. >> mickey and kevin were really close and good friends. i never saw any hostilities between them. >> reporter: just three days before the shooting, that sheriff deposed in a federal lawsuit. a former inmate accusing him of failing to "adequately train and supervise" a deputy who sexually abused her in 2021 in the judge's chamber. the complaint does not allege the judge was aware or did anything wrong. the count

doesn't seem to be that long because the lexington herald leader writes the following.efore opening fire on unsuspecting travellers, he said a chilling text to his ex-wife pledging i'm going to kill a lot of people. while i'm going to try at least. couch sending follow-up texts quoting i will kill myself afterwards. he has apparently a list of priors. he was on the radar, a lot of red flags associated with this person. >> one of his more recent was terroristic threats. it's a misdemeanour in kentucky and doesn't prescribe you from buying a gun. that's what the... the preplanning here is what's concerning. we don't know how much he did but right now the weather is your ally if you are the police and he is in those mountains because at some point he's going to run out of food or water. it may force him to show himself. on the other hand if he had enough planning that he did this as a head fake and he's not going to kill himself and he planned to get away and he had a vehicle that nobody knew about or he had some other escape plan, we don't know where he is with the tough

the shooting 30 minutes away southwest of lexington. the search will resume at daybreak.w they had to stop last night because it got dark. they are saying 32-year-old joseph couch allegedly shot into nine vehicles along interstate 75, , seriously injuring nine people. the mayor of london and is asking everyone for prayers right now. let's listen to what he had to say to people living in the area. >> we are asking everyone in the city limits to be vigilant and know your surroundings. if you are home, keep your doors locked. there is no immediate danger in the city, but while these guys are this person is on the loose, we ask everybody to be safe. >> reporter: odauthorities are describing 32-year-old joseph a. couch is a white male about 5'10" and about 134 pounds. they believe he is armed and dangerous. they are focusing their search y in the woods next to the interstate. if you see someone who looks like him, do not approach him but report it immediately . >> reporter: thank you so much. live in london, kentucky. next, a threat to elect

injinjured and it's all unfoldig saturday evening in a remote part of laurie county 80 miles south of lexington schools across the area are canceled tomorrow and the community remains on edge. and house sports republicans released their report on the botched afghan withdrawal and accusing biden officials of misleading and lying to officials about the process and down playing president trump's role that signed a withdrawal deal with the taliban and democrats dismissing the report as purely partisan. back to sunday night in america now. trey: welcome back to sunday night in america and doj influencing sanctions and merrick garland filed charges and seized internet sites and right wing provocateurs doing some. >> we're supporting harris and we'll support her as well and thirst thing and second thing and her laugh is so expressive and infectious and that means she's doing well. trey: may may want to brush up on english and grammar a bit. kremlin is looking to influence our politics too and can they stop hostile foreign actors and credibility with them to be taken credibility seeking warnings and ch

big cities like indianapolis getting in on it and cincinnati, louisville, lexington some spots the systemhing like it is been the last couple of days. a soggy rock date with wind up there as well put words to system ultimately move? upper level winds are going to grab it you can kinda pay attention to these timestamp will get away. i go sunday a monday and tuesday for ultimately are dragged off the coast of the mid-atlantic the system, what's left of it will be left for couple days anyway. when you get to higher elevation you move higher across the mountains for they will be spots were a couple more inches are going to fall by the time it moved through tuesday and continue to track the system. it's kind of with us for a little while. the brunt of it may be winding down what about the rest of the tropics? there's plenty of spots to pay attention to a doing to point out this one. it's an area to watch just off the coast of central america. basically exactly where helene came together right now it has a 50% chance of developing and the next seven days for this will be the one we are watching

night was talking about the importance of hold be the border but extreme importance of holding lexingtoned those things accountable having things people can trust. after the last election, mollie hemingway summed it up great in her book rigid. it wasn't just fraudulent. little things done throughout. people just start to lose trust. one of the worst things about it and one of the things that spreads that mistrust is that the investigators, the people in charge refused to answer questions. they refuse to give information. they just say it's a delay. oh we found some more ballots. it's one of the problems with having elections more complicated than show up on election day and vote. and i think it's a tool that can be used in a lot of the machine politics. >> laura: alex, do you agree with me very quickly that tying her to the cheneys and the constant, you know, endless wars, they think that's going to help them, will it? yes or no? >> no, absolutely not. americans are sick of being involved these enentanglements all over the world. most people voting know that the cheneys were treated like h

it happened about an hour and a half south of lexington.on i-75 north of a town called london in laurel county. the city's mayor says seven people were hit. excuse me? injured, but all survived. not all were hit, though. some were shot, some were hurt in crashes that followed the gunman in the mass shooting remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous. the governor and law enforcement are urging people to avoid that area. now, here is a look at the suspect. 32 year old joseph couch, described as about five foot ten, 154 pounds. it's believed he is still in laurel county. we are asking everybody in the city of limits to be vigilant and know what your surroundings. if you're home, keep your doors locked. i'm not asking anybody to panic. there is no immediate danger here in the city, but again, while these guys or this person is on the loose, we are asking everybody to be safe. it's not clear what led up to that shooting. we're going to bring you the very latest as we learn more. all right. also tonight you may have noticed cooler to

this is unfolding saturday evening in a remote part of the county south of lexington.the area are canceled today. house republicans released a scathing report on investigation into chaotic and deadly 2021f afghanistan which role. they accused biden administration lying to americans throughout the process and democrats dismissing the report as truly partisan. they released counter report repeatedly highlighting trump's role and he signed an agreement with the taliban. i am ashley strohmier and back to "sunday night in america." "sunday night in america." ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back toback "sunday night in america." doj announced sanctions on russia for allegedly trying toga influence the upcomingrl anelections. merrick garland filed chargess and seized internet sites. some right-wing provocateurs were used by russia. vladimir putin thinks it is aroo joke. >> be advised for supporters to support ms. harris? that is what we will do is is a support her as well. d that is the first thing. secondly, her life and so expressive and infectious and that meanss she is doing well. >

several members of the 18th regiment were deployed to massachusetts and many took in the battles of lexington and concord. as the war proceeded, the men who had been the most determined to evict newburgh from the british army led the charge to prevent american independence. both thomas batt and benjamin remained loyal to king george the third as they sought to defend the british empire from disintegration. by contrast, newburgh staunchest defenders left the british army and became citizens of the united states. alexander fowler worked for the continental congress during the war and later became a merchant in pittsburgh. nicholas trist moved to louisa anna and began a plantation near man shack. both men were staunch republicans. fowler ran for as a member of thomas jefferson's democrat republican party, while triss wife, elizabeth, was buried at monaco, slo, in an unmarked grave. this divergence of loyalty matched opinions of homosexuality. the opinions of bat and chapman reflected a british approach. one steeped in scandal. the connected a man's personal character to the fate of the empire. i

a small town about 75 miles south of lexington.t least seven people were injured including five who suffered gunshot wounds. >> there was a victim shot in the face i am not sure whether that was the first person but yes there was. there were some very, very serious injuries in those vehicles. let that be sated by fencing to find absolute chaos. parts of both side of the interstate paid some of the windows shut out and bullet holes in some of the vehicles for they also believed they found the weapon that was used in the shooting in a wooded area. >> we located in ar-15. it's going to be processed and it is in a wooded area next to the interstate. in a location he could have shot down upon the interstate from the wooded location. lecture said they also found a suspect suv just off of service road and interstate 75. deputies of the thickly wooded area they are searching and is challenging. once the areas so remote if he planned this probably the most remote e exits on i-75 it so wooded there's one business there's no residences pretty

just south of lexington. >> today, just in the last few minutes we located in ar-15. it's going to be processed. it is in a wooded area next to the interstate. in a location he could've shot down upon the interstate from that wi widow location. courts authority said the gunman shot into nine vehicles deputies arrived on scene to find chaos they described finding cars all over the place on both sides of the highway. some of the windows were shut out. there were bullet holes in some of the vehicles at least seven people a were injured including five who suffered gunshot wounds. >> there was a victim shot in the face. i don't know whether that was the first person but yes there was. there were some very, very serious injuries in those vehicles. >> authorities identified 32-year-old joseph couch of kentucky is the suspected shooter up o per they say they recovered his suv late last night on a trail just off a service road near the interstate. they found a gun case in his vehicle as well but they described him as a five -- 10, one or 45 pounds and someone who was armed and

arthel: is a ring and doctor rebecca brandt senior fellow at the lexington institute. dr. grant, how do you see it? are we on the brink of regional catastrophe? >> there is no denying it. that between israel and hezbollah they are as close to war or escalation as they have been anytime since the gossip crisis started last year. this time around it is hezbollah's fault they really accelerated their missile and drone attacks into israel over the summer. but we have seen as israel pushing back with pager attacks, the killing of hezbollah leadership. all aimed to try to deter hezbollah from doing anything further it all comes down to border area around the blue line. arthel: that is a lot there. you have got hezbollah ramped up rocket attacks into israel so not israel is attacking them on their turf, lebanon. lebanon prime minister is expected to be a no-show at the un general assembly this week. and meantime their 86000 americans living in lebanon. if you could take your time, connect all of these dots and explain the complexities that play. >> that is why we have seen a flur

siemens mobility broke ground on the new plant in august 2023, $220 million facility in lexington, north carolina that will create 500 jobs by 2028 and estimated to grow the state economy by $1.6 billion over the next 12 years. they sought to build large-scale manufacturing facility on the east coast because of all the orders for new inner-city passenger rail cars. we are very excited for the state of north carolina to see the supply chain that will grow around that investment, bringing further jobs and opportunity to north carolina and we are excited to see the trains rollout of north carolina-made plant up and down the eastern seaboard including when the new trains arrived in north carolina. thank you. >> thank you for that and thank you to the bipartisan infrastructure law, north carolina received seven core door i.d. awards last year, how do you anticipate the funding improving north carolina's ability to invest in and accelerate the development of passenger rail in our state? >> corridor i.d. is really important because community needs, as stephen had said, the community needs to un

this is a dominant team, but going to lexington is nothing like coming to tuscaloosa.tuscaloosa, you know you're about to tango with the giant. so, what they need to do first is change their mentality, which i know kirby smart and his staff, they already got them mentally prepared for this game and then carson beck, the quarterback, he struggled against kentucky's defense. what he's going to have to do is make some easy throws early in the game, get into a rhythm, and open up the passing game, which will then help their rushing attack. >> all right. let's talk about the crimson tide here. they went on the road, dominated wisconsin. what does quarterback jal jalenmilroe to do to have success against defense? >> yeah, well, i mean, again, this ain't the badgers. he's about to go against the bulldogs and had his number for a couple of years until the s.e.c. championship game, which alabama beat georgia and jalen milroe was the quarterback. so what does jalen milroe need to do? just be jalen milroe, calm down, be cool, be calm, and make sure that he takes what the defense