what do matt damon and gary white say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> gary white and matt damon, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. >> thanks. >> you have co-authored a new book entitled "worth of water: our story of chasing solutions to the world's greatest challenge." before we get to the substance of the crisis and your work, first, we have to address your bromance. [ both laugh ] matt, you write in theook, celebrities go off to africa and resolve to change the world, that it triggers in you a gag flex -- your words, not mine. of course, reading that, i had no idea what you were talking about. [ both laugh ] >> i'm sure you didn't. yeah. >> tell me about that and how that piece of this impacted the way you think about all this. >> that's an interesting question. i think i came to the conclusion that, you know, as gag-inducing as it can be, that i did find myself with this platform and really felt like i could have a positive effe

matt gray billing —— matt graveling reporting there.emma raducanu's us open defence ended overnight but there's still plenty of british interest. it's a decade since andy murray's one and only triumph at flushing meadows. ten years, two grand slams and one metal hip later, the expectations may be a little lower, but he's still box office in new york. he's taking on american emilio nava — ranked 203 in the world — in the second round. it has been a grueling encounter so far, 6—5 to nava in the first set, already over an hour played and still not even a tie—breaker. our sports news correspondent laura scott is at flushing meadows. laura, it was a late night for those of us who wanted to step and watch emma raducanu in herfirst round match last night. you were there. did not quite go to plan. disappointment for raducanu, yes, but maybe not unexpected? m0. disappointment for raducanu, yes, but maybe not unexpected? he. i but maybe not unexpected? no, i think that is _ but maybe not unexpected? no, i think that is right. _ but maybe not unex

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matt finn live at the southern border in eagle pass, texas with the very latest, matt. hi, arthel, our sunday crew has seen 100 plus migrants in eagle pass, texas, same spot yesterday, same drill, 100 plus migrants that we saw illegally cross into the u.s. this is not a culvert operation. the migrants are being welcomed into the united states. anyone who comes to eagle pass, texas and see this happening and we want to keep you updates from law enforcement here on the ground. u.s. border patrol agents say they foiled a dangerous smuggling attempt in carizos, texas, a handgun was recovered as well. 3 migrants and the driver were taken into custody and we have done many ride-alongs with law enforcement here and we see migrants crammed into what is often being called load cars in the del rio sector another load car. troopers attempt today stop the car for routine traffic car and driver refused to stop and eventually hitting a pole and crashing french in front yard and driver arrested for human smuggling. law enforcement tells us and we have seen it with our own eyes and fee

matt: i think we are done on that note. [applause] ♪ >> our look continues.onservative authors and film directors spoke in dallas for about 30 minutes. ♪ >> we could have a late arrival. she is running, she might join us here. perfect. ari, take it away. i am very excited to be here with my co-author. what inspired this was this particular gathering was our book of prayers which we hope all of you own and the importance of the book is simple. it names the enemy the enemy is those who want to desecrate all we believe in. how we understand the world that god created man and woman. and god created laws, god created an understanding of the human person that does not allow unjustified harm to come to that person, especially abortion. and out of this book, our friend jason here has created a magnificent film which is fantastic. for one thing, i'm not in it. how did that happen? but, decent, tell us how you connected a book to your film. >> first of all the book is fantastic. that really was the beginning of the idea to create the film. the built goat -- the book go

but matt, what will lindsey graham say? lindsey graham, who earlier this week said people would riot, they would take to the streets. lindsey graham is a former jag attorney. he deeply understands every word in this 36-page document. can he continue to go on conservative media and throw out this red meat now that the truth ist right out there in the ope? >>re well, you would hope not b i expect in the next 48 hours we'll find out that, yes, he absolutely can and he'll go on andnd make claims about hillary clinton despite the fact that these casesit have nothing to d with each other and he'll continue to threaten lawlessness in the streets. i think the job of the people in theth justice department is jus to continue to pressnt forward with this case. and continue to make their arguments in court. they don't need to grand stand. they don't needd to come out a make a bunch of flashy public statements but they can continue to investigate quietly and continue to present evidence to the court. if the evidence at the end leads the

so, matt, i understand why he was our head communicator, he's really good at this >> matt, then, how would trump be able to make the argument, if he chose to, i didn't pack the boxes, i didn't see it. it was already reported i want to say a couple of weeks ago, then he might not have read every word or every letter in those hundreds of documents seized, but trump already rifled through them, he knew what he had. he knew what was there, and as a former president of the united states of america, he damn well knew none of it belonged to him. >> we'll, if you didn't know, he certainly should have. i think that's actually the right point stephanie, i'll add that as this document that the justice department made clear tonight, these documents that they seized from mar-a-lago were not just held in a storage room, where trump's lawyers had told the justice department they were going to be, but also in trump's personal office and in his personal desk. so the idea that he didn't know that he was holding on to classified information, and they were sitting in his desk in his office, not just in

so matt, -- my friend.plause] you can use it as a weapon the next time you go into the blm crowd. [applause] [laughter] >> that is awesome. >> quick final thoughts. >> my final thought is look you've got to confront these people who try to put you down and cancel you and dismiss you. you have got to have -- not only the willingness and courage to respond you have to have the argument. so learn your history and the root of what you believe in. learn what is true. there is nothing more powerful in the world then simple truth. >> jason and matt the last 30 seconds go. >> this country was founded in 1770's makes not 1619. [applause] >> mind is the simplest. you know you have a tv clicker it has a button on their called power turn it off. >> i want to say

matt miller will be joining us in just a moment.going to speak to lamborghini's ceo, stefan winkleman. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: equities continue to roll over the u.s. nasdaq is off by almost two percentage points. the s&p is off by 1.3%. energy is now taking the helm as the one upside within the s&p. the downside, still consumer discretionary. the other story is twofold. one, higher yields following european yields. so, selling across the curve, a little more in the backend as we head into jackson hole next week. bloomberg dollar index is also up, wreaking havoc on the broader fx market. that is the broad strokes here. i want to point out the volume is ok. it is putting much fly. options are expiring today, so you are going to see action over the next few hours as well. you either have to roll them over or start new positions, etc. so, watch that as we head into the close. abigail doolittle is tracking those moves for us. abigail: it is turning into an ugly session. we had the nasdaq down 1.9%. s&p 500 down 1.3%. the worst day fo

matt: impossible.have not met one hedge guy -- hedge fund guy in the world, they know that trump one. it is an insult to your intelligence when they hammer with it every day. wyatt are they afraid to turn anything over? if they had the facts, rachel maddow would rub your nose in it. they say it is all -- guess what ? when we get to the house and have a real january 6 committee had to get to the bottom of wray and the fbi, the 14,000 hours of tape, we find out who murdered ashli babbitt, we get to all of it. we are going to adjudicate through november because it is part of a cause. we are going to see that insurrection is what markey lies and scumbags did to steal this election from a duly elected president and anybody who says it is too much for me, we have to focus on the future, does not understand the future, how the future develops. it develops from here and now and from the past. i am so sick. i am so sick and tired of these phony, and this is what they are, the same gutless phonies that got us in

trump in those documents. >> matt miller. what are you thinking tonight? >> well first of all, of course, i think chuck is usual lays out very well by the former presidents claims are likely to fail on executive privilege. i think the most damning thing, to me, and is pleading for the government, is the way that they recount that the former president concealed information from the justice department. i think that not only is it the most damning it's, the most potentially damning legal -- it's a piece of information to put some of the most legal jeopardy i think we had a case for a former president had taken documents, either by mistake or even willingly, and they were found to be classified and that former president didn't return them to the government, it will be very hard for the government to make a criminal case with that set of facts. but when you have the facts as they're laid out in this pleading, where not only did the former president hold on to those documents for months, delay giving them back to the justice department, then not return them when

then. >> reporter: good morning, matt.rial throughout this morning. you know, we've been out here this week, and the one thing that's stood out to me is not only do you have people from around the united kingdom coming to pay their respects, but we've met tourists from around the world who are coming here to pay tribute to princess diana which really show her impact around the globe. >> good evening, britain lost a princess today -- >> reporter: the world stood still in the early morning hours of august 31st, 1997. princess diana died in a paris car crash after being chased by the paparazzi. shock quickly gave way to an outpouring of grief still felt today. >> i just couldn't believe it. it gives me goosebumps thinking about it. i couldn't believe that she'd died. >> reporter: diana was just 36, and more than a royal, she became a force for good using her famous name to support causes like aids awareness and the clearing of land mines. >> diana's unique qualities were very much a humanitarian mission, a tactile nature, a c

nbc correspondent matt bradley joins us this morning. matt, what was said in the courtroom today?, the wnba star, but we did hear from her attorneys and we did hear kind of as you mentioned sort of dual testimony. one from the government lawyer, who -- or government expert who was testifying about the hashish oil that was found inside those vape canisters that were found with brittney griner at the moscow airport back in february when she was first detained. and then an opposing expert called by the defense who disputed the sort of of chemical analysis that was presented by the state. but really, you know, jose, the real issue here and the one that everybody is looking forward to is what the verdict will be and what the sentencing will be. we know that the verdict is going to be guilty on some level because of course brittney griner has already pled guilty. the big question is going to be what is the sentencing? she faces a maximum of ten years. again, this is for less than a gram of hashish oil that was found inside some of those vape cartridges in her luggage. but she does also

a few more da s matt taylor with an update. a few more days of— matt taylor with an update. more days of it to come. there i matt taylor with an update. fr more days of it to come. there could be some rain in the forecast, but for the time being it's been another day of blue skies across each of the four nations, almost top to tail in the country and temperatures have been rising day by day, peaking 34 celsius this afternoon across parts of south—east england. you can see the clear skies in abundance, but the clear skies in abundance, but the big exception is in northern scotland with outbreaks of rain to take us through the night. temperatures not dropping away too much. with the day is getting warmer, the nights are warm too and a woman star tomorrow means temperatures rise further. this is the area for the met office amber warning of extreme heat all the way through to sunday. blue skies to start here. some mist and fog, but there will be changes. in the far north of scotland, still lots of cloud and more brightness at times through tomorrow. around the coasts of scotland

matt taylor joins matt taylorjoins me. either, jane, matt taylor “oins me.rjoins me. either, jane, evening to you. muggy _ matt taylorjoins me. either, jane, evening to you. muggy at - matt taylorjoins me. either, jane, evening to you. muggy at the i matt taylorjoins me. either, jane, i evening to you. muggy at the moment, very humid. even if you have had cloudy skies and light rain or drizzle. that humid air stays with us tonight. the fresh conditions are actually behind this area of rain. still plenty of cloud across many areas of the country about the bulk of the light rain or drizzle through wales and england. pushing through the midlands and southwest later on, and just take a look at the temperatures through tonight and tomorrow morning, mid or maybe high teens for many spots. two areas of rain, one western scotland northern ireland will eventually bring something fresher. patchy light rain or drizzle will move its way south and east, could bring a few spots to the south but nothing majorly significant. it will break up into the afternoon. lot more sun

i'm matt pieper. anne-marie green is off. we begin with the justice department's attempt to release an affidavit for the search of president trump's home in mar-a-lago. it comes after several media outlets including cbs news requested access to all documents related to the search warrant. our bradley blackburn is in new york with the details. bradley, good morning. >> hey, matt, good morning. trump allies have been pushing for a release of the affidavit demanding for more answers why mar-a-lago was searched, but in a court filing, the justice department said sharing those details could compromise an investigation still underway. the justice department is opposed to releasing the affidavit that led to last week's search of trump's mar-a-lago residence. in a court filing they said the disclosure could cause significant and damaging information. a law enforcement source confirms to cbs news that passports belonging to former president were taken by investigators but later returned. the fbi says it also recovered 11 sets of class

peter struck says nothing to see here, your take, matt?g, he is the guy that led an investigation into the president of the united states when there was predcasion or evidence that donald trump had a relationship with the russian government. strzok is giving away the goods, there are some at the fbi that believe donald trump is a criminal and they will pursue this case as much as they possibly can and that bias and that desire to get trump no matter what that has colored a lot of six years at the fbi and until they are willing to do work above the board without political influence, we will have trouble like we have now in this case. >> carley: have to wonder how we got here with the fbi, an agency that should be unbiassed. matt whitaker, thank you for joining us. >> carley: healthcare workers fired for not getting the covid vaccine won a lot of money in court, we're talking to the attorney who led that case >> todd: staffing shortages keep flights on the ground and they don't do much good on the ground. cheryl casone has more on the airpor

here's matt taylor. matt, the evenings are getting hotter too.matt, the evenings are getting hottertoo. . yes, it matt, the evenings are getting hotter too. . yes, it is notjust the days but it means you can spend a bit longer staring into the skies with the full moon this month, it is the last super moon of the year, as well. and, just about all parts of the uk will get to see it. why? when you have seen skies like this in each of the four nation, blue skies for most, notice the temperatures have continued to climb, and they will climb further for some in the next few days, not just will climb further for some in the next few days, notjust by day but by night. a warmer night for many. fresh in the countryside in scotland, northern ireland and northern england but temperatures lifting relative to last night in the south. where we have that extreme heat warning which goes through to sunday, with travel and impacts health impacts expected. a few mist and fog patches in the morning but again a story of blue skies from dawn to disk. in lincolnshire t

matt maley joining us with a busy week.hen we come back, we talked about the uncertainty to the selloff of nvidia. we will talk about the reasons why. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: this is bloomberg markets. let's get back to the s&p 500. nvidia surprising wall street with lower projections by more than a billion. are these being lakes -- linked to the gaming sector? >> we knew coming in that intel had guided down and the consumer vice was the weak spot in terms of the shipment and overall over there. i think what nvidia has told us that not only has gaming reached margins and down 20%, that could be more structural because because no they don't have as much volume as they thought they would have and maybe the growth margins continue to be down for a while and even though the chip demand may come back in a couple of quarters, it could be more structural here. john: you take with the outlook for crypto activity, the downturn have seen. they have leaned heavily on that space. the other side of his is that data centers has be

matt finn from eagle pass texas. thank you. days to go until the midterms, what effect will the search of president trump samara lago residents have on voters and what about president biden's put down of maga republicans and his student debt relief plan. princeton university political scientist lauren wright joins us ♪ may affect blood pressure, they can't just take anything for their pain. tylenol® is the #1 dr. recommended pain relief brand for those with high blood pressure. if you have questions on whether tylenol is right for you, talk to your doctor. who's on it with jardiance? we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're hittin' the trails between meetings. and putting the brakes on fried foods. jardiance is a once-daily pill that...not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can

>> yeah, i mean, to your point, matt gaetz actually says to stone, you don't have a defense.ng that, by the way, because he's read -- he's read from the formerly redacted portions of the mueller report that he's not supposed to talk about, and who is he talking about it with? he's talking about it with stone. the larger ramifications here, you know, are hinted at with regard to stone saying, i'm going to be counting on you and about a dozen others, right? a dozen others, really, who are going to lobby the president of the united states on a criminal's behalf and try to get a pardon for themselves and for you, roger. it's a much larger conspiracy than i think even those of us who followed it every day could have imagined, and it's a mentality that's reflected here. what's the mentality? we're all in this together. you know, the cosa nostra, the italian mafia, translates as, this thing of ours. that's what i keep hearing here. we're all in this together. i've listened to court authorized wiretaps of mobsters talking to each other. sounds like this. there's better food around, b

matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> all right, matt.ou. >>> europe's melting glaciers are revealing secrets from the past just like lake mead here in the u.s. in recent weeks, hikers have found at least two sets of human remains on glaciers in switzerland. the wreckage of a small plane that went down in 1968 has also emerged from the ice recently. at least four sets of remains have been found in lake mead as it shrinks during the western drought. >>> also from europe, word that domino's is leaving the birthplace of pizza, italy. the company had originally planned to open nearly 900 locations, but the number only got to 29. now the last 13 stores have closed. domino's partner in the venture blamed increased delivery competition, which started during the pandemic, for the failure and ultimate exit. >> buona notte to domino's there. good night to domino's in italy. so you mean to tell me that michigan pizza didn't make it in italy? >> that's -- >> color me shocked. >> i don't know how that board meeting went. like why would you think that

. >> hey, matt shaha >> reporter: it's a moment years in the making, all thanks to her son matt >> itporter: for nearly 20 years melanie has been battling a benign brain tumor four years ago she started radiation treatment, which caused her to lose all her hair. >> my hair is not going to return >> reporter: the tumor and the treatment took not just a physical toll but an emotional one as well. >> it was hard i don't mind being sick, but i do mind looking sick >> i could tell that the most recent radiation kind of took a toll on her. she would make more comments on her appearance >> reporter: that's when an idea came to him, when his family was commenting that he needed a haircut. >> i jokingly said, well, what if i just kept growing it to make a wig for you, mom? and then it clicked. >> reporter: it took two years for matt to go from this to this, growing an extra 12 inches of hair. . >> it was a no-brainer for a mom like her absolute no-brainer. >> oh, man >> reporter: this march it was time to take it all off, as melanie looked on. >> i never xwpexpected it to me as much as it did

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matt finn live on the ground in eagle pass, texas, hello, matt.t reported in new york, about 120 migrants arriving there, our crew so far 12:30 in the afternoon in eagle pass, texas has seen a hundred plus migrants arrive here into the united states illegally cross into the rio grande river and it was the same drill yesterday and we were stand right here and our crew saw at least a hundred migrants into the united states. the border is open and border patrol agents are not only welcoming migrants and sometimes they assist them across the river. we have shown you the video many times and we also want to share with you fresh updates from law enforcement here on the ground in texas. u.s. border patrol agents say they foiled a dangerous smuggling attempt in carizo springs, texas, 3 illegal migrants dangerously crammed into a drunk, a handgun was recovered in that situation as well. those 3 migrants and the driver were taken into custody. here in texas our crews are done many ride-alongs with law enforcement and we see migrants crammed so often into wh

matt gutman joins us now live from the scene tonight. and matt, as firefighters battle the flames, what are you learning about the investigation into the cause. >> reporter: investigators have just said, linsey, they have determined that lightning was not a cause of this fire, which means it's much more likely that it was human caused, either by an errant spark or downed power lines. but sherry, we were with her in the debris. just moments ago, they believe to have discovered the remains of her uncle john. linsey? >> matt, our thanks to you. >>> we're also tracking severe storms tonight and that new flood watch issued for eastern kentucky. more red flag warnings in the west and record heat moving across the country. let's get right to abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee. what do you know about it, ginger? >> reporter: yeah, linsey, just west of cincinnati, there's a tornado warning right now. there's another one in west virginia. we've already seen wind gusts upwards of 70 miles per hour in fishers, indiana. so look at that map there. s

but lauren and matt chose to stick it out, driven by the idea of becoming entrepreneurs.e a dream job. and she just said, "if you put in the work, you won't even "be on the doors for long." it's a lifestyle that's sold to you, and it's that kind of instagram lifestyle of entrepreneur, grafter, hard work, etc, etc. that wolf of wall street mentality, you know, we've all seen that movie. everyone who came into that industry loved that movie, so you had to create the illusion of success. if you were a guy, then you had to wear suit, tie, dress shoes all the time. we were told, don't smoke roll—ups... ..proper cigarettes only. make sure your car was clean, hair, beard. i had a man bun when i first started and i got taken to one side and was like, "that's not ownership material." i mean, we all want to get rich, right? l yeah. that's why we're all here, i we're all wearing nice suits at eight in the morning. they would really talk down on people that had normaljobs, normal lives, you know, if you had a nine to five, you were seen as less than if... because theyjust made you fe

matt, glad to have you with us. let's go into the -- what would it need, matt? walk me through the process of accomplishing a search warrant for the fbi to execute a raid on a former president. who would have to approve and what type of burden would they have to shoulder on an evidentiary basis to send agents into mar-a-lago? >> it's a burden, but not insurmountable. one of the first things they have to do its have an alleged crime. second, they need to swear a fact pattern that supports the probable clause to issue that subpoena. ultimately it will go before a magistrate judge after it's sweared out by an officer of the law. let's take two steps back. to open a criminal investigation at all you have to have predication. you jump through the hurdles at the department of justice and end up executing a search warrant. but, you know, these types of issues, like executing a search warrant, arresting someone, and all those types of law enforcement activities obviously put a -- cast a pale or cast a shadow on that individual that is now subject to those law enforcemen

matt araiza has lost his job for your daughter. is that justice? >> i would say it's a step in the right direction for justice. i don't flow wknow what the buf bills knew and when they knew it >> reporter: but it's said they knew about it as early as july >> we don't flow all the facts, and that's what makes it hard. we just think it's the best move for everyone to move on from matt and let him take care of this situation. >> reporter: araiza has denied the allegations. his lawyer says he simply wants to fight the civil suit and get back into the nfl as soon as possible >> unless the case is adjudicated and he is found not guilty, i think it's very unrealistic to think he's going to find a job in the nfl >> reporter: san diego police say the investigation findings have been turned over to the county district attorney's office for review. >>> still to come, mickey mantle is still setting records decades after hanging up his cleats. >>> and johnny depp drops aint mtv's video music awards the biggest moments are next not us. but a few minutes here or

and then it clicked. >> reporter: it took two years for matt to go from this to this, growing an extra 1 2 inches of hair >> it was a no brainer for a mom like her, an absolute no-brainer. >> reporter: this march it was time to take it all off. as melanie looked on >> never expected it to mean as much as it did to me. when it happened, when we cut it off, it was very real. it was very emotional. the feelings >> just so emotional and gave a gift like that sorry. it's very touching >> we love you you're the best. >> they sent it off, and weeks later, a wig came back. it had been nearly five years since melanie had been to a hairstylist. when you saw yourself with the wig on, what did you think? >> knowing it's matt's hair, it was really spectacular >> my mother has given everything for me growing up, and this is giving such a small thing back, you know, compared to what she's given me in life >> reporter: for his mom there was nothing small about this gift. >> it's such a great gift, to have your son see you with compassion, you know, and know what you needed that feels lovely, to be lov

matt pieper, cbs news. >>> wednesday august 21st, this is the cbs news morning news. vo voters decide high profile races closer to the election. >>> 700 pages, new details about classified documents in mar-a-lago. experts warning. >>> student loan relief, president biden could announce a plan to erase debt for millions of americans. who would be eligible? good morning, good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. begin with primary results from florida and new york. voters decided high profile races with less than three months. all cbs news predictions in florida, representative charlie crist defeated nikki fried in democratic primary for governor to challenge ron desantis. in florida, val demings overwhelmingly won the primary for senate to face marco rubio, a member of senate since 2011. in new york, two veterans, selected jerry nadler over carolyn maloney. they competed after the districts were redrawn. >>> breaking developments j overnight. u.s. government carried out air strikes on militia controlled areas of syria. strikes ordered by president biden targeted group

i'm matt pieper in new york.ews projects that congresswoman liz cheney has lost the wyoming republican primary harriet hageman, who was backed by former president trump. cheney has been waging to hold trump accountable for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. she says she has no regrets and that, quote, now the real work begins. >>> serena williams loses to current u.s. open champion emma raducanu at the cincinnati tennis masters. the next time williams takes the court will be at the u.s. open in less than two weeks. it was last week when she said her career would be winding down. >>> and get ready for raspberry rally, the newest girl scout cookie. but this one marks a first in that the flavor will only be available online. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we begin tonigh with severe water cuts that will impact tens of millions of americans and puts a fine point on how dire t

>> matt gutman, thank you. >>> tonight, new fallout after the tragedy in uvalde. the school board has now fired their police chief, pete air don coe. the vote coming three months to the day after the attack that killed 19 students and two teachers. many families say the decision took far too long. but tonight, arredondo remains defiant. abc's john quinones is on the scene with our continuing coverage, "uvalde 365." >> reporter: tonight, the overwhelming message from the uvalde community to the now former school district police chief pete arredondo. >> pack your bags, leave town. you're not wanted here. >> just leave. just leave. >> it was about time. >> reporter: overnight, the school board terminating arredondo's contract in a unanimous vote. >> all in favor? motion passes unanimously. >> reporter: in a 17-page statement issued by his lawyer, statement issued by his lawyer, arredondo stood by his actions, saying, "the only person responsible for the tragedy is the shooter himself." insisting he "did everything he knew how to save the children and school employees

it's core ideas put questions to matt and after some back and forth between matt and paul. which i will moderate will open things up for questions questions from all of you in the room and also questions from those of you who are watching live online if you are watching us online, there are two ways that you can ask questions of matt by email or if you must on twitter, but by email you can send a question to john roach. that's john dot roach at aei.org if you're on twitter, you can use the hashtag aei the right. and with that we can just jump in matt first of all, congratulations on really an important and superb book. maybe the way to get us started and help folks get a sense of the book is by telling us a little bit about why you wrote it and why you wrote it in the way that you did why the book has the particular character and form that you've given it. great. thank you all thank you paul for coming and thank you all for attending and thank you to aei for providing me a home where i could write this book, which is been many years in the making. and finally when you've al

matt miller, no your insight in being here tonight.ppreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, president biden attacks maga republicans and preps for a prime-time speech on the fight for democracy. >>> but first, that doj bombshell filing has some in the gop distancing themselves from trump. that story is next. next moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers including lymphoma and skin cancer, death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least on

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matt being cut from the team was a small win. but i don't think that is an appropriate consequence for the horrible things that were done to me that night. >> reporter: the alleged victim speaking to abc news, asking we not show her face or use her name. she filed a civil lawsuit last week accusing ariaza, along with two former teammates, of raping her at an offcampus party when the three were ootball players at san diego state university last fall. >> i was so scared, i felt like these huge men -- i wouldn't have been able to do anything to them. >> reporter: the teen says she was 17 and observably intoxicated when the assault happened. >> just because i was at a party drinking does not mean that they get to get away with it. >> reporter: araiza and his two former teammates have denied the allegations of rape. araiza's parents releasing a statement, saying, "the rule of law is innocent until proven guilty. that is not our experience." the alleged victim telling us she filed the civil lawsuit not for money but in hopes of getting

matt: it is nearly impossible.nts are at the point where they are selling their children to be able to feed their other children. that is hell on rth. we never should have abandoned these people to that. we owe them to get them to safety. nick: thank you very much, matt zeller. ♪ judy: kenyans went to the polls last week, in an election widely hailed as one of the most transparent and peaceful in the nation's history. but the losing candidate has refused to concede, and he may challenge the results in the supreme court. special correspondent neha wadekar reports from nrobi. neha: for six long days, kenyans waited anxiously and patiently for the results of the 2022 presidential election. many in nairobi's kibera neighborhood were pulling for their candidate, raila odinga. and it's seen violence in previous elections when the five-time presidential contender has lost. calvins ochieng lives here, teaching art to young people and painting murals around the neighborhood. he had a message for his community as they waited

i am matt finn, back to "hannity," for all of your headlines go to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> sean: we havef washington tonight as congressman matt gaetz says he is now uncovered documents that show that the biden administration is trying to use the dhs to become the new ministry of truth and shut down dissent on all social media platforms all under the banner of so-called disinformation. now and audited report from the department says "we recommend the dhs develop a unified strategy to counter disinformation campaigns that appear on social media, translation, we want a sensor conservatives and decide what is true or not true. the same people that sold us the russian disinformation dossier, the same people that said hunter biden's laptop was russian disinformation. those people? remember it was earlier in the year that the biden administration faced a major backlash for the so-called disinformation run by a woman who pushed a lie that the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. we were told that that effort was disbanded, but these documents now appear to suggest otherwise and appea

matt, i want to ask you first, how are you seeing this successful drone strike today?> well, it's quite remarkable that we were able to conduct the strike knowing that we didn't have boots on the ground. we didn't have u.s. presence to be able to cultivate that picture and actually execute a strike that had high confidence about the target that was able to execute the target without incurring casual this. that's a news story and a testament to good work by my former colleagues at the cia. my colleagues were working on this for a long time, some of them multiple decades in pursuit of this target. >> this is 21 years in the making. nick, you were the first to report that the doha agreements that said the taliban would not give safe harbor to al qaeda as absurd in its face out of the gate? with the death of al zawahiri, what is the status of afghanistan today? >> overnight, changed what they were and able to do for some degree. al zawahiri was involved in operations and there were messages that he was getting more relaxed about more recent events. you'll see a change beca

. >>> this is cbs news flash, i'm matt pieper in new york.k voters went to the polls to choose the democrats to take on powerful republicans. cbs news predicts that charlie crist has won the nomination for governor, facing off against ron desantis. and projects tval demings has won, facing marco rubio. and jerry nadler has beat fellow congresswoman carolyn maloney. download the cbs news app on cell phone or connected tv. matt pieper, cbs news. ♪ >> announcer: this is "the cbs overnight news." >>> tonight we're learning new information about the fbi search at former president trump's mar-a-lago estate, giving us a glimpse into what kind of classified materials were allegedly kept at the 45th president's florida home. cbs news previously reported that classified documents were found in boxes that national archives got back in january, but the trump team shared a letter from the archivist with new details inside those 15 boxes were documents marked as classified, national security information, including the highest levels of classification, some