they came here to maryland. senator brewster did win, and within 24 hours of maryland, within 24 hours of marylanders voting for brewster over wallace, the leadership of the u.s. senate got together. the senate republican leader everett dirksen got together with the democratic floor leader hubert humphrey. senator dirksen said, senator humphrey, the republicans will join the northern democrats and then you will have the votes necessary to break that filibuster. the filibuster. the deal was struck that night to break it within 24 hours of maryland's decision to reject wallace and a few weeks, the filibuster was broken. after 75 days and and then within weeks, president johnson signed the civil rights act of 1964 into law because of the courageous stand that the people the state of maryland took in that race. thank you, gary. well, well said. yeah, it when you read the book, you see that senator boucher ran into this reservoir of racism in maryland. i think that caught him in a lot of others by surprise. and there

of the maryland senate. so they've gone way back together and thank you for being here. so e-- so colleagues, i think al of us here know ben cardin for his many, many achievements and accomplishments. and the fact that he is a wonderful cheeg to work with. -- colleague to work with. he has gone over some of those major highlights and so i'm not going to repeat them all, but i do just want to flag a number of them. because the magnitsky act is the legislation that said the united states not only says we're going to stand up and protect fighters for human rights around the world but we're going to create an enforcement mechanism to do exactly that. we had a hearing just the other day in the senate foreign relations committee reviewing that legislation. that legislation would not exist but for the fact that ben cardin made it happen. first, the original sergei magnitsky act and then the global magnitsky act as a champion of human rights. so this is why senator cardin is known not only for his accomplishments in

he later worked on the staff of the governor of maryland at the university of maryland academic research center and is director of the smart growth office in the u.s. environmental protection agency and the obama administration. john is married to the children's book author, priscilla cummings, who is with us tonight and they have two grown children, two grandsons and two cats, who are not with us tonight. i assume. so with that i like to pitch it over to gerry for a couple words and then back to me and then we will be off and running with these guys? >> thank you, charlie, and thank you to all of you for coming. the maryland center for history and culture is a great institution and we are so grateful that you and your team had is here for this event and they have been a delight to work with, all of them, especially debbie orloff and has been absolutely outstanding. and david. i could list them all but you have put together a great team and, debbie, thank you for everything you're doing. charlie, you and neil kicked this event off about a year and a half ago and, neil, i want to thank yo

marylanders have trusted me to represent them for 20 years in the maryland general assembly, eight years as speaker of the house, 20 years in the house of representatives and 18 years in the united states senate, including now chairing the senate foreign relations committee. let me start by thanking marylanders for giving me your trust to represent you in this august body. you have supported me in 18 elections. the hebrew letter for 18, which means life, 58 years of my life. my grandparents came to this grandparents over 100 years ago, so escape europe and they settled in baltimore and built a life for their families. their grandson now serves in the united states senate. this is a great country. marylanders have alo you had me to purse my ambition of public service to help others whose voices and needs are often ignored in the halls of power. in my family i was taught from a young age that it's our responsibility to make the world a better place. repair the world and help those who are less fortunate and are in need, charity. these principles were demonstrated to me by my-- by the commu

marylanders have trusted me to represent them for 20 years in the maryland general assembly, 8 years as speaker of the house, 20 years in the house of representatives, and 18 years in the united states senate, including now chairing the senate foreign relations committee. let me start by thanking marylanders for giving me your trust to represent you in this august body. you have supported me in 18 elections. the hebrew letter for 18 is hai, which also means life, 58 years of my life. my grandparents came to this country over 100 years ago to escape in europe. they settled in baltimore and built a life for their family. their grandson now serves in the united states senate. this is a great country. marylanders have allowed me to pursue my ambition of public service to help others whose voices and needs are often ignored in the halls of power. in my family, i was taught from a young age that it's our responsibility to make the world a better place. repair the world. and help those that are less fortunate and are in need. saduka, charity. these were demonstrated to me by the communal ac

my wife myrna was a leader of the maryland committee.close friend representative hoyer chaired u.s. helsinki commission that took up the cause of soviet jews. gave me the opportunity to become involved. we traveled together to several countries behind the iron curtain to give hope to those whoie were living in countries where their leaderships denied the citizens basic human rights. so was killed it was clear to me those who violate its basic rights needed to be held accountable. even if the russian government refused to act. the accountability act targeted those individuals who arevi complicit. block these individuals from enjoying the benefits of america put their, reputation their ability to travel access to their assets at risk. these policies were influenced legislation that denied trading privileges to countries that block their citizens from immigrating. when was repealed, his purpose had been accomplished it was appropriate that legislation was used as a vehicle to replace jackson original law focus on human rights abuses in russ

of the maryland senate. so they've gone way back together and thank you for being here. so e-- so colleagues, i think al of us here know ben cardin for his many, many achievements and accomplishments. and the fact that he is a wonderful cheeg to work with. -- colleague to work with. he has gone over some of those major highlights and so i'm not going to repeat them all, but i do just want to flag a number of them. because the magnitsky act is the legislation that said the united states not only says we're going to stand up and protect fighters for human rights around the world but we're going to create an enforcement mechanism to do exactly that. we had a hearing just the other day in the senate foreign relations committee reviewing that legislation. that legislation would not exist but for the fact that ben cardin made it happen. first, the original sergei magnitsky act and then the global magnitsky act as a champion of human rights. so this is why senator cardin is known not only for his accomplishments in

the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i am rising in support of the federal agency performance act and i thank my colleagues mr. timmons and mr. khanna to modernize the act from 1993. and i am pleased to support this bipartisan legislation. i want to thank senator peters that chairs the homeland security committee for his leadership. it established a performance management framework in 1993 for federal government agencies. it was last modernized in 2010 and we are overdue serious attention to make sure the framework is operating as smoothly as it can. this bill would promote further accountability and transparency and codify o.m.b.'s practice of conducting reviews of strategic performance goals and it would set new requirements to improve publicly available data on performance . gov allowing the public greater transparency towards the goals that have been set forth. the bill makes updates to ensure agencies are providing services to the people as efficiently and effective

the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. raskin: i rise in support of s.4716, the financial management risk reduction act led by my esteemed colleague gary peters, head of the government affairs with senator ron johnson as his co-lead. i want to thank representative green for leading the house companion. it appears financial management risk reduction is indeed an issue that speaks to everybody across the aisle. the bill would improve the quality and usability of independent audit data and enhanced oversight of funds and the single audit act of 1994 requires grant recipients to receive more than $750,000 to report an independent audit of their financial controls annually to the government. it increases accountability while reducing the burden on grant recipients by mandating a single consolidated audit instead of audits on a discrete grant by grant basis. in 202240 state territorial tribal governments submitted sing

but marilyn is a great state -- maryland is a great stage. i have been very fortunate that i've never had to have that kind of a campaign. and i don't have to campaign, fundraising every year. it was really the last two years of my six-year term. but it is too much time. way we finance campaigns in this country is wrong. we need to reflect that our time is more valuable to solve problems then raise money. >> 18 elections and you never lost one. what is the secret to winning? >> getting the most votes. being honest with your constituents. there are a lot of places in maryland that are deeply republican and i am there all of the time working with the people in the community adding things done and i do get things done in all parts of maryland. i may not win in that part of the state but i get a respectable votes. i've not really had a close election though i have had pretty aggressive opponents. >> what is the state of american politics today? >> i would characterize it as uncertain. hard to figure out. it is too expensive for campaigns. this in

maryland is a great state. i think about how much money was spent in this election cycle which is more money spent in maryland that i spent in my entire 18 elections and i run in. i've been very fortunate that i've never had to have that mega type of a campaign. and i don't have to campaign, fundraiser every year. it was really the last two years of my six-year term. but too much time. we believe finance campaigns in this country are wrong. we really need to reflect, our time is more valuable trying to solve problems rather than raising money. >> 18 elections and never lost one. what is the secret to winning? >> getting the most votes. [laughter] no, it is being honest with your constituents. i tell the story, a lot of places in maryland that are deeply republican. but i am there all the time working with the people in their communities to get things done camera and i get things done in all parts of maryland. i may not win the election in that part of the state but i get a respectable vote. i've never really ha

raskin from maryland. mrs.boebert: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to include extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mrs.boebert: mr. speaker, i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. bob imoab i rise in support of my -- mrs.boebert: h.r. 5753 to direct the united states postal service to designate single unique zip codes within their system for certain communities throughout the country. while all the communities in this bill typically utilize some zip code already, the ones we are discussing today do not have a zip code that is unique to their city or town and this does have some very serious consequences. communities that do not have a unique zip code often experience associated problems that include loss of economic development, loss of sales tax, unjustifiably high ins rates and commercial licensing issues, diminished public safety and reduced emergency response

we heard from the commissioner that the person of interest is from maryland. so this has now been confirmed, the suspect's cousin is maryland state delegate, antonio and the news team got off of the phone with his office. they said they will have a statement shortly hero joe bill, this goes back to the question how is it no one in the country stating that person is in my family! i know that guy! >> sandra, exactly what popped out to me you people if not if you went to college or live down the hallway from him or her in neighborhood or seen him go to members as we go back to it that ted's is it the unabomber case, somebody pretty much recognized his writings. so what is surprising that it took mcdonald's employee in pennsylvania to identify this person and wasn't anybody else but all the people that crossed paths with have lived with or been around for a number of years. said that certainly is very concerning. the other thing i would like to bring up john touched on a few minutes ago. some of the servers to make circumstances need to be fleshed out. one of the

bueno, viene de una familia prospera en maryland. lo recuerdan como un estudiante brillante en la universidad de pennsylvania. es una de las mejores del pais. sulema salazar nos presenta al sospechoso de asesinar a sangre fria al ejecutivo de bryan thompson. luis mangione, de 26 anos, hijo de una familia prominente de empresarios en baltimore, maryland, y academico condecorado de la universidad de pennsylvania. parecia tener una vida de ensueno. vivio varios meses en hawai, en una comunidad de honolulu donde habria expresado sus problemas en la espalda. >> como explica el dueno del lugar broke my heart to know he had these three inch screws and his spine, you know and just you know. >> we can't imagine what what goes. what that pain is like and how long that lasts. >> and en los ultimos meses habia desaparecido de las redes sociales sin tener comunicacion con su familia y amigos. el mes pasado, incluso su madre reporto su desaparicion en san francisco, california. su primo nino maggioni, delegado republicano estatal de maryland, reac

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland yields back. the gentlelady from michigan is recognized. mrs. dingell: mr. speaker, i yield such time as he may consume to the distinguished dean of the maryland delegation, mr. hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentlelady from michigan. congratulations to her on her victory. called her, hope she got the message. to my friend, bruce westerman, who is as suited to be chairman of this committee as anybody by training and by values. and i thank him for his work on this legislation. and of course i thank my friend john sarbanes. his father one so extraordinarily proud of the service that he has given and the service i know he's going to be giving as a former member of this body, but never a former friend. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of this legislation. and in honor of my dear friend of almost 60 years, paul sarbanes. i have the privilege of serving with paul for four years in the general assembly. we were both elected in 1966. i

ben has made an immense difference in maryland. whether you're enjoying the beautiful views of the chesapeake bay, which ben has fought so ardently to restore, protect and conserve, or riding the many roads, bridges, trails, and rails across maryland that ben helped secure billions in federal funding for, or talking to the millions of marylanders who today have access to better health and dental care and the promise of a secure retirement because of ben's efforts, ben has been a difference maker. as chair of the foreign relations committee, he's made a huge difference on human rights and foreign policy. when i asked ben last year to serve as chair, i nude he'd be up to the -- i knew he'd be up to the task. he sure was. despite the many challenges facing america at home and abroad. ben is one of the reasons america has the power today to hold accountable gross violators of human rights, even when their home countries fail to act. he worked closely with senator john mccain on this, and the magnitsky act and so many ramifications of w

madison scarpino is live in landover, maryland. we are going do can you to keep tabs on the game, of course, and the score. go, navy. but i also need to know what's happening in that box. very important people up there. very important messaging coming out of that that box, madison. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, arthel. it seems like there is going to be a show on the field but also definitely important to keep an eye on those sidelines as you have been saying. but it's an exciting day that the 125th matchup between the army black knights and the navy mid shipmen. when it comes to president-elect trump, this is not the his first army-navy game. he went several times during his first presidency. now, it is unclear if president biden will be here today. it seems pretty doubtful at this point. but he has not attended one army-navy game as commander in chief despite it being somewhat of a tradition for presidents. we do know several more big names are there. you mentioned vp-elect j.d. vance who is bringing daniel penny. tulsi gabbar

su primo nino maggioni, delegado republicano estatal de maryland, reaccionÓ en un comunicado.stados por esta noticia. luigi maggioni se graduÓ de esta escuela exclusiva para varones en maryland en 2016 y se destacÓ como un estudiante sobresaliente. >> i have to remember that victory by definition tuvo el honor de dar el discurso de graduaciÓn. >> laura describe este vecindario que conoce muy bien. >> aquÍ la gente de Élite y realmente los habitantes son personas con diplomas universitarios muy reconocidos. es una zona muy tranquila. >> por su parte, este ex compaÑero de clase lo recuerda asÍ. >> i can tell you that this is one of the last people. you think would do something like this? you know he was one of the nicest kids most friendly kids. i known at gilman. >> mientras en las redes sociales muchos lo ven como un hÉroe, a pesar de estar acusado de disparar mortalmente contra el ejecutivo de united health care, bryan thompson no errÓ, a lo que el gobernador de pennsylvania expresÓ que no era un hÉroe. >> biolance to combat. >> hoy la casa blanca condenÓ la violencia para co

for one maryland family holiday, joy turned into absolute dread. one moment little sarah foxwell was asleep in her room and the next she was gone. a beautiful 11 year old girl snatched from her own bed in the middle of the night. >> worst nightmare. literally just come true. >> just two days before christmas. >> it's a case that that shocked all of us to our core. >> ripped out from under the covers in her pajamas. >> that was our christmas. it was tough. >> by a monster from within. >> he was obsessed with sarah as his target. >> sweet sarah haley foxwell, nicknamed by her family haley bug. >> she hated it when she hit that age, 11. she was like, my name is sarah, not haley bag. >> she's outspoken. a shining star in her sixth grade class in salisbury, maryland. >> she comes from a family of nine children, and she was right there smack in the middle. and she was the one that was the referee, the lover, the hugger, the one that always had a smile. no matter how bad her day was, she always had a smile. >> and many days were rough for the foxwell fami

last night former maryland maryland governor larry hogan saying he captured this video appearing to show dozens of large drones hovering over his home. the same evening u.s. senator andy kim said he saw this over a reservoir while out drone hunting with local police. >> some appeared to hover or at least seemed to be in position. >> reporter: that sighting among the 79 reports overnight in new jersey, according to a senior official. with reports every evening since november 18 except for thanksgiving. the state's governor firing off a letter to the president demanding answers, saying that existing laws limit the ability of authorities to counter this activity. >> we don't know who's flying them or what information they're collecting. >> reporter: while in new jersey the mayor is taking action, setting up a task force to track the activity. so this started in november. is it -- is it possible that people just started looking up in november? >> i think it's possible. i spoke to the sheriff. he told me drones have been around for a while but not to this degree. >> reporter: the naval weapon

>> maryland, ties to san francisco, hawaii. why pennsylvania did he have contacts there?t four years at the university of pennsylvania. undergraduate and masters degree there. perhaps there were some contacts that he could have been in touch with. this is someone who literally according to people that knew him said went off the grid for at least six months. from friends, family and then suddenly he's now in this position. >> do we know anything more about the bus trips he took coming into new york or exiting? >> right. we also know greyhound was mentioned a bunch of times. they said they're cooperating with investigators. there is no actual video of him getting onto a bus from the gw bus terminal. so it's still unclear as to what path he took. all of these are relevant questions. >> i know there's a lot of questions you can't answer and authorities have an answer. one of the questions i have, too, given he spent days in pennsylvania. he went to college there, you mentioned. and we don't know what he was up to. have authorities ruled out he had help? >> so, he says in this

last night former maryland maryland governor larry hogan saying he captured this video appearing to show dozens of large drones hovering over his home. the same evening u.s. senator andy kim said he saw this over a reservoir while out drone hunting with local police. >> some appeared to hover or at least seemed to be in position. >> reporter: that sighting among the 79 reports overnight in new jersey, according to a senior official. with reports every evening since november 18 except for thanksgiving. the state's governor firing off a letter to the president de

they identify him as 26-year-old luigi mangione, a maryland native. grew up around baltimore, maryland. has ties to san francisco and honolulu. no prior new york arrests. and when he was taken by police, not only did they say he matches the description of the pictures that have become so familiar to us, but there's a connection to several items in his possession, including a gun and a fake i.d. sam brock, cedric alexander, jim kavanaugh, charles coleman jr., rob demeco, amazing conversation. thank you all so much. >>> and straight ahead, nbc news is on the ground in syria after the stunning fall of bashar al assad's regime to rebel forces. the celebrations in the streets and fears for the future. that's ahead on chris jansing reports, only on msnbc.nl no way. ♪♪ if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis, and are at high risk for fracture, you can do more than just slow bone loss. you can build new bone in 12 months with evenity®. evenity® is proven to significantly reduce spine fracture risk. she said the evenity® she's taking builds new bone. builds ne

the suspect, 26-year-old luigi ma mangione from a prominent maryland real estate family. his writings, investigators say, show anger towards corporate america. the mangione was arrested at a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania, about 280 miles west of the murder scene in new york city. cbs's naomi ruchim joins us in new york with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this story reads like a movie script, but sadly a ceo, a father of two lost his life in a brazen attack. police now believe they have their man and we are learning more about luigi mangione, an otherwise high achieving person in his 20s who ranted about corporate america. this morning luigi mangione is behind bars. the 26-year-old was arraigned and later charged with second degree murder yesterday in the shooting death of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. >> justice will be delivered in this case. >> reporter: pennsylvania police were called to the scene after the maryland native was spotted by an employee at a mcdonald's in altoona around the:15 a.m. yesterday. the investigat

i thank you for your service to the people of maryland. each one of you has decided to dedicate your self to work of service. the work of lifting up the condition of other people. people who object you may never meet, the work you do in service will affect the people who for the most part will never know your name. but, their lives because of your work and your dedication will forever be touched in a positive way. you know, i do believe public service is a noble calling. it is noble work. and, it is an expression of optimism which is you know and you believe and it is being verified to each of you every day that the work you do that can lift you up has effect. it matters. your work is about the optimism that comes that one individual to make a different and the life of so many people. god knows when you make a whole group like this brought together. the impact you have on our nation, in and by extension the world. so today i came by to express my gratitude for that work, you like so many across our nation have been doing to lift up our fel

because he is right abe the milk -- the maryland border and going back to places he knows in marylandstringer story and the reaction online to it's really fascinating. we are out of time thank you for your thoughts this evening. we'll take a short break. on the others we will take -- we will talk about the biggest contract in professional sport. and also the situation in france. they are still searching for a new prime minister. how far did they get today? . we will bring you the news today. stay with us. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundaon. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stam the best of pbs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this pgram is provided by... woman: a law partner rediscovers her grandmother's artistry and

you'd think that we are very well connected, but i travel to deepd pockets of maryland that >> goingfor them adjust quickly and we have the funding and small businesses have to change to going for them and i was on a panel of -- not a panel but table -- ron round table going for them going for them and going for agencies gdp and just one life a couple of months ago. going for them and small businesses in europe and large businesses, smallop businesses, sometimes it's cost prohibited to change their products for them and and it would impact small businesses anywhere in the world. and so on the regulatory >> conversations about this and we have that unlimited time here and there's much more to be discussed in that going to you and governments begin to adopt these new technologies and going for them. going for this conversation going for building that we would adapt and going to see some of these investments and going to be park for them and going for them on the line with a best tap in and going for them to increase that and information sharing and partnerships and going for them andha

we actually found out hours ago he's from maryland he family in maryland ties to maryland as well.he's not from now 20. this just happened to be a stop on his route. he was taking a greyhound. he got off the greyhound. i get stopped here for some breakfast and this is where they captured him. so all tuna, it seems to be i would guess public on his radar on on a stop. yeah. and we are finding out some disturbing of connections that he has here to the bay area. >> did they elaborate on on on that? yeah, they didn't exactly elaborate on his bay area ties. just those charges. and and he is being held in a state prison tonight and he's facing charges in pennsylvania for that fake id and for that firearm. so that's what we know so far so far. and he will eventually be extradited back to new york city. >> all right. thank you so leanna wells from altoona, pennsylvania, on very troubling story. good evening. >> the city of san jose is tightening its gun laws. the city council voted to implement a 10 day waiting period on all guns. minors will also no longer be allowed to use written permis

vice president harris spoke with students in prince george's county, maryland there, she reflected on the recent school shooting in madison, wisconsin, and the need to end gun violence. she also encouraged the students to get involved in engagement. and. good morning, everyone. have a seat, please. good morning. oh. oh, i love seeing all of our young leaders. you know, when i look out at all of i know and i so strongly the future of our country bright. it is bright because all of you and i want to thank lauren for her kind and her commitment to your community, lauren, and for the example you are setting. it is so good to see all of you. so well, you know. so let me start with just what has happened. actually, yesterday before i begin my other comments about the shooting yesterday in madison, wisconsin of course, it's another school shooting, another community being torn about and torn apart by gun violence. and of course, our nation mourns. for those who were killed. and we pray for the recovery of those who are injured and for the entire community. but look, as we hold our loved ones

you would think we are well connected that i traveled to pockets of maryland with senator mulhollandin ben karty and we are not as ready as we thought we were. and so a couple of things i would keep in mind is implementation. a couple of us think from the oas perspective and our core pillars are to promote democratic principals and protect human rights in development and security across the region. i also don't see a lot of our linemen at the national level perhaps from those core principals and i think the foundation should be on those core principals and from a national perspective and we talked a little bit about the data and protections, data protection and they all bring their own data and so on. what is the appetite of each nation in terms of the sovereignty entered to national sovereignty in digital and citizen sovereignty but what i mean by that is what is, how much autonomy and control to want to have over the implementing the infrastructure as well as the data. i think those are things that we had to keep in mind as well. >> i wanted to talk to you especially on the point h

maryland's former governor saying dozens flew over his own home. where are they coming from? president-elect trump now demanding answers, saying, let the public know or shoot them down. >>> also tonight the new timeline in the ceo murder investigation that tipped the fbi got before the suspect's arrest from a police officer on the other side of the country. and why police believe he may have targeted unitedhealthcare ceo even though he wasn't insured by the company. >>> the new lead in the search for an american missing in syria. the witness who said he saw austin tice alive. and the new photo, what tice may look like now. >>> for the first time, the woman who falsely accused three duke lacrosse players of rape nearly 20 years ago, publicly admitting why she says she made it all up. >>> and the mariah khari classic celebrating 30 years of spreading holiday cheer. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. >>> official reassurances to the public have only for hard answers about unexplained nightly sightings in the skies over new je

su parte, la prensa asociada publicó también que johnny se graduó con honores de una escuela en marylands de la computación en el año 2020 en la universidad de pennsylvania. bueno, y en base a toda esta información podemos deducir que su graduación universitaria sucedió justo después de su corta estadía en la universidad de stanford. las autoridades corroboraron esta mañana en conferencia de prensa que johnny nunca había sido arrestado y no tiene antecedentes criminales. pero al momento de la detención, johnny tenía en su posesión una pistola fantasma de esas que pueden ser producidas por una impresora tridimensional. en la conferencia de prensa, también las autoridades indicaron que todavía falta mucho por investigar sobre este caso. tras el arresto de johnny sin informe en vivo desde la universidad de stanford aquí en palo alto flavio lacayo regreso contigo al estudio. sí, una investigación activa. sabemos que es una noticia en desarrollo. estaremos atentos a más detalles. gracias, flavio. entretanto, pasamos a otro caso que también estamos aquí pendientes. y es que este lunes el jurad

and some controversial cabinet picks on the sidelines of the army-navy football game in landover, maryland. just ahead of the kickoff, there you see him waving to the crowd a number of people in that sweet with him. we've seen jd vance and his wife, senator john thune, speaker mike johnson, we can see him there to donald trump's right. you can see they are a couple of people over. we see the pennsylvania senator elect dave mccormick. that you see jd vance to the president-elect left. let's go to nbc, right there for us at northwest stadium. let's talk about all of this and the kind of reception he is getting. you are there, tell me what it's like. >> reporter: i can tell you just from the tailgate and the hours leading up to this, you definitely saw donald supporters here. there was nose shortage of donald trump hats and flags and other things of that nature. people here are excited he has come. those who are not too excited were more so unhappy because of the enhanced security was put in place because it was his attendance here. i don't know if you can hear it, but we heard the cheers whe

sarah, maryland, democratic caller.aller: everything i have heard so far, richard has given the best reasoning. an agreement was reached. this is the m.o. of the trump cold. reach agreements, break them. the entire leadership team of the former republicans because they are not republicans anymore , in the house should immediately resign. mike johnson is not a speaker just like trump is not a president. he is a con man, an artist. he sticks his nose in and it always comes out in the end. i don't want to be blamed but i can blame everyone else. lies, cheating, fraud. everything. sexual assault. that's the m.o. people voted for this. as far as elon musk, trump is the one who put him in. bought and sold by musk. that's what he did. host: we will go to ed in new york, republican. caller: yes. i would like to say one thing. first of all, good morning. i really feel that the american people have suffered enough in the last four years. the increase of living. the american people cannot afford to live as it is and we are giving

well, we have in maryland. maryland works under the common law. you can shoot at fleeing felon. we thought in the police department that was inadequate. so we put in a regulation to new york city where you can only shoot for protection of self or others. and when you have a dangerous felon, continues to present a danger that you could shoot him. other than other than that you cannot shoot can't shoot at a misdemeanor and you can't at a property a crime. let's take the case of the property crime that was illustrated by officer hickman moment ago. somebody screams help. that person on the ground being kicked. it was clearly a strong armed robbery. the suspect doesn't obey. order to hold under your department's rules, the officer would not be allowed to shoot that person. is that right? no, not unless. they thought danger to life was. if it's a physical altercation, he should able to intervene in that and put a stop to. but if he felt that there was going to be death or serious bodily injury then he could intervene. but but the person is running away from the police officer. and un

police were called to the scene when the maryland man was seen, they approached him and asked if he hads and shaking. he was carrying a fake newjersey id that matches the one that is used to check into a hostel in new york last week. they look at passport with his real name, along with a gun, suppressor and clothing they believe consistent with those used in the shooting, along with the handwritten three page document expressing ill will toward corporate america. luigi mangione is from a prominent family in maryland, they owned mo multiple country clubs, he was valedictorian of his high school class, he owned a computer science degree from the university of pennsylvania, he spent time in hawaii in 2022 and 2023, and sources then said he suffered from back pain due to an injury. the the family said they were shocked, saying they offered their sympathy to brian thompson's family. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. welcome back to bbc news. i want to take your life to geneva where the un special envoy to syria is giving an address. we were and see what he is saying about

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griff: she's upset, as she should be and so is maryland's former governor who apparently saw one, it's just unbelievable. cb cotton, thank you for that. we're going to cover any updates we get on the live stuff. thank you. alicia: thanks, griff. we'll continue this conversation and right now bring in republican new jersey senator, douglas steinhardt and former navy commander and former police detective rogers. gentlemen, thanks for being here. and senator first, picking up with what cb cotton reported on, the runway had to be shut down for an hour and the governor on it. >> there's no new information at all and i think all of this highlights one of the biggest problems here, it's a lack of federal regulation to keep up with evolving drone technology, the conflicting stories that highlights the weak and feckless response by the federal government. they have sole jurisdiction over the skies and can't seem to come up with a cohesive answer or a singular plan how to address it. molly: you know, steve, a democratic congressman out of new jersey had an idea about this, take a listen. >> i'm