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a friend of missy langer's told "the washington post," this kind of thought has got to stop. another friend said, she didn't deserve to die like that. none of them did. this is a moment where doing nothing is no longer an option. to prove that point, all we have to do is look at the first responder who ran into the building and took a bullet to protect his fellow citizens. to him, it was never an option to not act. if there is a lesson that we take out of this tragedy, all we have to do is look at him. we must run into the building together. we must act. thank you. i yield back the balance of my ime. mr. gallego: the trump administration setting fire to our legal immigration system, separating families, i'm proud today here in the house of representatives, democrats are standing up and taking action to provide legal status and earned path to citizenship for young people and families that are already call this country home. dreamers an t.p.s. holders are our neighbors, co-workers, and friends. they are productive and contributing members of our society, raising families, servi

. >> reporter: missy langer, laquita brown, tara gallagher, mary gayle, alexander gusev, and ryan cox, all serving the city that now mourns them a contractor trying to fill a permit. four victims remain in hospitals, one's injuries described as devastating. >> senseless it's tragic. and as much as virginia beach is a city, it's got a small-town heart >> reporter: and, jose, they are having a vigil here as a local church they are honoring the dead and praying for those still fighting for their lives. >> hans nichols, thank you very much. >>> now to the investigation and a closer look at what we know about the shooter, the guns hecarrd out attack here's justice correspondent pete williams >> reporter: law enforcement officials say when dewayne craddock entered the building where he worked friday, he was heavily armed. his pass gave him access to all floors, and police say he fired indiscriminately everywhere but the basement craddock was a civil engineer working in the virginia beach public utilities department his phone message was still working saturday >> hi. you've just reached the

leadership election they're just tired of politics which we can understand ties him or her with the ask missy germany times is always good to get your insights thank you. it has been 30 years since this image was seared into our collective memory that iconic photo of a lone man facing down a row of armored tanks defiance against the brutal crackdown at tiananmen square when chinese soldiers shot and killed thousands of their unarmed fellow citizens in the spring of 1909 students occupied the square demanding new reforms and freedom from the communist government but their hopes of economic change social change greater freedom of speech and less corruption it hit a nerve in the regime the chinese government declared martial law and in the early hours of june 4th troops moved in and brutally ended the pro-democracy movement shocking the world now just yesterday for the 1st time a chinese government spokesman said that the crackdown in $1809.00 had been correct a stark departure from decades of policies attempting to keep the event out of history books and punishing those who commemorate the even

for the pill missy efforts certainly coming to the fore it this week moscow and washington are also edging towards better relations the presidents putin and trump agreed to hold a new arms control talks that occurred the g 20 summit which wrapped up on saturday in japan trying to was in osaka for as he talks us through the on the other big developments. you may like it or not but the g 20 you round table is in the biggest summit attention grabber the reality is that everyone is keen to know what happens at the so-called buy a last and the one that the media was hungry for the most happened on friday the face to face between donald trump and vladimir putin's one and a half hours behind closed doors or wait the journalists were there just for a little bit at the very beginning not to the delight of mr trump. and to a cleese try to make american journalists leave him alone on one particular matter donald trump said this is really. going to bring a whole. soon after time after time the presidents kept repeating how happy they wor with how they got along the meeting was good business we discuss

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the same is happening today but that doesn't exclude the president president trump criticizing his missis may tomorrow or even before tomorrow yeah i mean it was interesting seeing driesum a react. his is compliments today and she didn't even she didn't take the bait she kept see kept pounding the idea of the special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. but you know every prime minister has that absolutely i mean she knows how divisive mr trump is don't forget that 2000000 people signed a petition to prevent mr trump from coming to the u.k. that's a huge inflatable figure of mr trump and then maybe trump and nappy that and i think there was even a crowdfunding campaign to have an even bigger trump in my producer tells me that it was stabbed today. i don't think it in my producer maybe me if i'm wrong but they couldn't get it in the air because some someone stamped it sabotage several times you could say why this big show for donald trump is it because of the the desperation surrounding rights. or is it because of the anniversary of d.-day anniversary. a mixture of i mean don't forge

there was missy langer. her co-workers say she was close to retiring and always had a smile.ander mikhail gusev. mary louise gayle. bert snelling. friends say he was the kind of man you hope moves next door. >> one of the most friendly, genuine human beings i ever met. >> reporter: rich nettleton. katherine nixon, her friends say she was a ray of sunlight, selfless, smart, most of all, a loving mother of three young children. joshua hardy. christopher rapp. tara gallagher, a mother of a brand new baby boy. >> a wonderful engineer, who didn't deserve this. none of them deserved any of this. i'm so sorry for the families. >> reporter: bobby williams. and keith cox, telling his colleagues to hide in an office and barricade the door, as he walked back into the hallway to check on others as the shooter made his way from floor to floor. keith lost his life trying to save his colleagues. >> i keep remembering his smile, his stature, how much of a gentleman he was. >> reporter: 12 lives taken by another senseless act of gun violence. stephanie ramos, abc news. >> none of them deserve

from messi to missy.ossbar. it wan‘t a costly miss against qatar, but somewhat of a collector‘s item. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that‘s bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. al thanks for that. france is renowned for being the home of style and culture and more than 80 men have been battling it out in the french beard championships. the well—groomed contestants were judged ina well—groomed contestants were judged in a variety of categories, including the last garibaldi and the more pointed value. there was a freestyle selection. it is all to play for. the winner‘s beard measured 2a centimetres and he took the top prize best in show. thanks for being with us. we have business briefing next. stay with us they will have more stories in a few minutes. good morning. a week are fairly humid weather lies ahead. with that increased humidity, over the next two days, there is an increased risk of some storms. we have seen a view through the night and though

missis. there were times when we progress only 10 or 20 meters in a whole month i mean. there were you know it was so difficult firstly to divert the water and secondly to create a stable road you know a little oh i mean i mean more. that there are a lot of. these sections here were very hard you know to look how much construction machinery there is now not everyone else that you know. we didn't have all that in our day. and it's wonderful to see all this machinery down here today on the magna a level now. in the early stages of building the road was backbreaking work up to 10000 men work all year round there were no weekends 45 workers lost their lives during construction prisoners could trade in 2 years if this sentence for a year working on the road. mario volunteered for 35 years like many others here he still refers to the road by its have reached a lame kind of terror trial pinochet. you know for who. the person who actually planned this the phone and had the determination to make it happen was general pinochet. but it's a no go north and affordable people who now

guess the same stopping today but that doesn't excuse the president president trump criticizing his missis may tomorrow or even before tomorrow yeah i mean it was interesting seeing driessen may react to his is compliments today and she didn't she didn't take the bait she kept see kept pounding the idea of the special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. but you know every prime minister has said that absolutely i mean she knows how divisive mr trump is don't forget that 2000000 people signed a petition to prevent mr trump from coming to the u.k. that's a huge inflatable figo for mr trump and then the baby trump and the and i think there was even a crowdfunding campaign the right to have an even bigger trump a month reduce or tells me that it was stabbed today. so i don't think in my producer me if i'm wrong but they couldn't get it in the air because some someone else to have sabotaged 7 times you could say why this big show for donald trump is it because of the. the desperation surrounding brought suit. or is it because of the anniversary the d.-day anniversary. a mixed i mean don'

the way to do it i heard from the very beginning the composition of the negotiating team since in missy to the whole nation and this is a message of inclusive and that is not happening on part of the forces of freedom and that's why we have here is for that and thank you very much thank you. as president has sacked the intelligence chief serum endace after an emergency meeting on friday windows had told a parliamentary committee investigating the easter sunday bombings in april that the attacks could have been prevented he also blamed the president for not holding regular security meetings president not the policy of saying yes as he will not cooperate with the parliamentary investigation. up on the market and i will not send anyone who is currently working for the defense ministry or police department before the select committee and i will take primary responsibility because revealing intelligence chiefs intelligence directors and criminal investigation chiefs through the media is not something that is done anywhere in the world. more than 250 people were killed in a series of coordina

interests they despise the pull missy and thirst for war horse the foreign ministers reference to the b. team is that of. benjamin netanyahu mama been some on and john bolton this is a response so far the highlight of the today's announcement is not so much the sanctions against the supreme leader but the possible sanctions on the foreign minister all the local media are leading with that headline and it's something that was very unexpected i think because the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has been the face of diplomatic face of this entire campaign of building up to this nuclear agreement of 2015 he worked tirelessly for years he said recently when he was meeting with the german foreign minister that it took 12 years of diplomacy and about 2 years of negotiations to reach the nuclear deal of 2015 which president trump withdrew from last year and this is something very very important to the foreign minister himself because he was so personally involved in this deal but so in light of that door you can see some elements of the sanctions will be symbolic for example the travel b

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the end of it they all it unless you [inaudible] judy missy. we know what we owe. do you veterans [inaudible] all freedom. on behalf of my nation. i just want to say thank you. this evening we thank god for the brave sons. of the united kingdom and the united states. who defeated the *-*-? and the *-*- regime. and liberated millions from tyranny. the bond between our nations was forever sealed in that great [inaudible] crusade. i was in my no my phone honoring that the american soldiers and the little kid that from donald trump earlier in the week at at buckingham palace. well earlier i spoke to donate comeau easy he's a political scientist and rice that he told us how he had found the she's commemoration deeply moving. to see steel. so many veterans. in their nineties. it's probably of course the most moving moment and that it may be that in five years from now -- for the eightieth anniversary of d. day there would be. many many is less and less and people. there were three hundred i think yeah the seventy somebody would be there yes that in five years. seventy th

missi the operation would have been a response to iran shooting down a u.s.ilitary drone. "the new york times" broke the story and reported that thees ent had initially approved a -- tarkse on a handful of iranige t. on friday the president then said he shelved the plan after 150 eral told him that people could die in an attack. ls an interview with nbc news, the president said he had not given final approval to strike iran.an that no planes were in the air. joining me tonight, elisabeth bumiller, washington bureau chief for "the new yrk times." kaitlan collins, white house correspondent for cnn. jake sherman, senior writer for litico. an co-ed tore of playbook and toluse olorunnipa.ho white reporter for "the washington post." elisabeth, the times broke the story. why d the president back away? >> a lot of reasons.th he says b way that the planes were not in the air. ory s very much contradi to what we've heard from senior administration officials who would know. he i think one reason is because he was told that there would be -- there could be as many as 150 deaths. what'

they feel emboldened and that if they felt that he had got through, but without the required widget missyour we'd right in thinking boris johnson, it's his to lose once we get to the party membership stage? i would right in this assumption here is massively popular out there in conservative associations. we have been at the sale conservative club in greater manchester this evening, and he is the darling of the tory party members, is that the correct assumption? it is. the polling shows he is the overwhelming favourites, certainly the name that comes up the most often. everything indicates that they'd be very angry if they we re that they'd be very angry if they were not able to vote for him. a lot of membership associations have expressed that view to their mp. of membership associations have expressed that view to their mkm other words, it only has to be on the final ballot or two. even if he came second by some reverse of fortune and the mps put him second, you need to get on that ballot to the wider party membership? he has a lwa ys the wider party membership? he has always been very p

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life i'm not going out and doing nothing all the time at home writing project working travelling missis and working like a machine well. yeah 1st of all there was too much things going on with my work i was not a wrong order time and then you know things like this happen when people get into that their interest like in the same direction but he has this thing that happened that person to person how burden. i was raised to my. most important thing in the life of our woman. was to get married and have the baby. i decided at the age of 18 i will not get married so that is something i argued with my family and other things and i decided on that. so to lead to you know fleeing dependent life and i enjoyed that. but i tried i mean i was dating someone before i went to kenya and then met someone in kenya badly so it just never really works right now and i'm ok with that because i understand that as a founder you have to do everything at 1st and as a start up company yes it is paid and all your soul in your time or energy to get it off the ground and of course as a mom some time i feel like i n

>> repter: as redskins minicamp progresses so does the confusion why pro bowl trent williams isng missiractice. jason la canfora told teammates has demanded a trade or release from the club due to their handling of his recent medical condition and vowed not play for them. >> i haven't heard that from his mouth and i talk to him all the time. >> i try not to listen to twitter or the media because you never know what it is. we will definitely miss him. >> i haven't heard anything and try not to pay attention to social media. things get twisted sometimes. you can't trust everything you hear. hat's up to trent and he will take care ofhimself. >> reporter: addressing the underlying issues head on. >> the nfl made a ton of money off our play and we put our bodies on the line every sunday, monday and thursday and not the first time a guy held out for issues like th and not the last time. he has a business he has to run, his body and his mind. he's my brother. i know he will be in shape and ready to go like he never left. >> reporter: coach gruden said he knew trent would be holding out on thes

congratulations to missy elliott. >>> and finally, some big news from taylor swift.need to calm down." the song comes with a powerful message of support for the lgbtq community, let's take a listen. ♪ you need to calm down ♪ you're being too loud >> got a fun little pop hook to it and swift fans might have a hard time calming down when i reveal that the music video for the song will have its global ononday, but, wait, there's a" more, taylor also posted to instagram that her upcoming seventh studio album will be called "lover." it is set to drop august 23rd and will feature 18 songs. hard to not get excited. >> 18 songs. that's a lot of songs. >> whole new album from taylor swift. fans have been waiting for this for a long time so they are pumped and that is "pop news," everybody. >> that is "pop news," great job, diane. we really appreciate that. >>> now we're going to go to our "gma" cover story and with father's day just two days away a brand-new survey finds more than half of dads say they've been dad shamed. told they're parenting wrong and whit johnson has more

. >> michelle missy languager had just turned 60. she adored paul mccartney. katherine nixon was 42. she's remembered as a loving wife and mom who always stood up for who was right. >> 65-year-old richard nettleton worked as an engineer for 28 years. he served as a lieutenant for the army's 30th engineer brigade in germany. christopher kelly rapp was 54. he worked for the department for only 11 months. friends described him as mr. rogers, always with a smile. >> herbert snelling was 57 and a contractor from virginia beach who was at the municipal building to get a permit. and robert williams worked as a special products coordinator for 41 years and was given eight service awards. he was looking forward to retiring this year to spend more time with his family. all lives gone too soon in a senseless act of violence. we honor their lives. we'll be right back. h, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... var

neighbor missy langer lived by herself didn't have any family in the area.nistrative assistant in public utilities for the past 12 years. >>i didn't see her car he there yesterday and i hadn't seen it the night before and i assume she went up to visit her family out of state unfortunately, linger wasn't out of town she was at work when a co-worker came into the building and started firing. >>she was one of 11 city employees killed. they include right away agents, look he to brown and alexander do seth. engineers tara gallagher catherine nixon in crisp rap. mary gail spent 20 years with the city richard nettleton with the suspect supervisor. a county clerk brian cox. joshua hardy and bobbi williams who work for the city for 41 years, a local contractor burt snelling was also killed in the massacre. white men can't believe this happened, especially td a friend she just on we do it >>inside her house and outside getting it ready for when she retires saturday investigators continue to search for answers inside the building which is now the center of so much pain

you know if you think about our musical talent, over 80 artist in the louisiana superdome from missyiott, mary j. blige, nas, germane dupre, frankie beverly and mays. year going to celebrate friday, saturday, and sand night in the louisiana superdome and on saturday michelle obama will headline our saturday evening show there in the superdome for the first time ever. our forever first lady. we're very excited about celebrating, hearing from michelle obama. she'll be interviewed by regina king. you won't be able to hear a pin drop -- we are waiting on edge and yes, during the day you mentioned the presidential candidates. we're very excited. black women. the black woman vot is extraordinarily important in this election and we had congresswoman omar, maxine waters, mayor lutoyau cantrell, black women mayors from around the it country. we have the biggest names unentertainment. film and television. we have it all and we have the best corporations. as on the f -- this is where they show up to show that they're at home with this consumer, which is so important in our country. >> well, i c

brown, tara welch gallagher, mary louise gayle, ryan keith cox, robert bobby williams, michelle missy langer,th katherine a nixon, joshua owe heardy, christopher kelly rapp, alexander mikhail gusev. i start by going to erica hill with the latest. there was a presser this afternoon. what was revealed in the latest press conference? >> exactly what we learned this afternoon we learned about the weapons. from the atf we learned there were two .45 caliber guns recovered inside the crime scene behind me in a search of the suspect's home two more guns were found as well. of the four we know that three are still continuing to investigate investigate, but three appeared to have been purchased legally. the two that were found on the scene were purchased in 2016 and 2018. we don't know about a motive and that could be difficult, of course, because the shooter was killed yesterday after he gaging in what was referred to as a very long gun battle with the responding officers. the other thing i want to point out is all of the officials here have really talked about the fact these four officers who

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michelle "missy" langer who served as an administrative assistant for 12 years and is a resident of virginia beach. robert "bobby" williams who served in public utilities for over 41 years, is a special projects coordinator and is a resident of chesapeake. her bett herbert snelling, who is a contractor and a resident of virginia beach. >> we now know the names and have seen the faces of the 12 people who lost their lives here. while this community is rallying around their families, their friends, and the four people who are still in hospitals with serious injuries, we know there is this parallel track of the investigation that's happening behind me. and at several locations across this community. cnn's brian todd is getting the latest on that. we did, brian, get a few new elements of the investigation from this latest news conference. >> reporter: we did, victor. what we can tell you is this, from this news conference, chief jim cervera said they recovered additional weapons at the scene and at the suspect's home, dewayne craddock's home. they did say they're going over those weapons and try

michelle langer who was known as missy spent the half 12 years working for the city. and bobby williams who worked for the city for 41 years. those are the 11 public employees. bert snelling was also killed on friday. a contractor, he was in the building to get a permit. president trump sending a message to this grieving community earlier in a tweet which reads spoke to virginia governor northam and mayor and vice mayor of virginia beach. to offer condolences to that great community. the federal government is there and will be for whatever they may need. workers were found trying to hide in their offices. >> we were terrified. it almost felt like it wasn't real. that we were in a dream. you hear this all the time in the news you that don't think it's ever going to happen to you. then when it actually happens, it's almost like an out of body experience. you've just terrified because all you can hear are the gunshots. >> we heard it downstairs. and we go to the corridor there was a lady on the stairs, unconscious. blood all over the stairway, we didn't even know what ha

>>my purse missy's died the woman's hair while she was waiting for the caller to set she said she wantedk. >>i just like look to my wall and. said to myself like wtf. >>$500 from her wallet that was in this covered then itch the sole suspect under her nose. and where's my money. >>because you're the only person i've had in my chair, the entire day sees demand. it's a look inside the woman's purse wads of cash that she recognized as her own were inside and try to fake crash. >>and say she doesn't know what she was thinking that she's sorry and she's going through >>it seems grew into a screaming that one of or snap these 2 photos, another called 911 was pretty scary there for a second i didn't know if someone was going to get hit. >>there was a lot of screaming going on. >>the sea is then seen on camera yelling at the woman to leave the lady say they saw her run down this street and into a home but her state was short lived. officers found the woman in the neighborhood she was wincing over here they were here very very quickly. >>they took action immediately to see us as she got her money

michelle "missy" langer was an administrative assistant and worked in public utilities for 12 years. robert "bobby" williams was a special projects coordinator and worked in public utilities for 41 years. herbert "bert" snelling was a contractor trying to fill a permit. president trump just tweeted moments ago, offering his condolences to the victims of the shooting. he tweeted that he spoke to governor ralph northam about the shooting and offering federal resources to aid in the investigation. meantime, police are still working to answer so many unanswered questions. city officials choked back tears as they spoke earlier today. let's check in with cnn's brian todd from virginia beach who was at that press conference. this is so personal because we're talking about law enforcement is just meters away, just a few yards away from building 2 were all of this unfolded. and these are friends, these are co-workers, these are colleagues that they had to speak of. >> that's right, fredericka. and we got a real sense of that a short time ago. i spoke to the mayor of virginia beach, bobby dyer

michelle missy langer worked in one utilities over 12 years and a resident of virginia beach.ident bobby williams who served in public utilities over 41 years and is a special projects coordinator and is a resident of chesapeake. hecl "bert" snelling who was a contractor trying to fill a permit and is a resident of virginia beach. >> the 12 victims there, 11 of them public employees, just like the shooter himself. we can tell you four others were injured and they remain in the hospital this morning. three of them in critical condition. the city, itself, will be holding a memorial on thursday evening. we can tell you a number of vigils have been popping up at various churches starting yesterday morning, we saw some. a little bit friday night, there was also talk of more on saturday evening. president trump has ordered flags at half-staff through friday. i spoke with mayor bobby dyer yesterday who, once again, stressed the resiliency and resolve of this community. >> since i've been mayor for a little over six months and -- for 14 years, i see out in the community the willingnes

michelle missy langer worked in public utilities served there over 12 years and a resident of virginiaeach. resident bobby williams who served in public utilities over 41 years and is a special projects coordinator and is a resident of chesapeake. herbert "bert" snelling who was a contractor trying to fill a permit and is a resident of virginia beach. >> we can tell you we knee at least there was at least one person shot out in the parking lot. otherwise, all three floors, officers say there were shots fired on all three floors. as for those victims, in addition to the 12 who lost their lives, four are still in the hospital, three of them in critical condition. we did get an update on them just yesterday from the doctors' office and at the hospital and i want to share that with you now. >> they are all serious injuries in the sense that they were gunshot wounds which are never minor, okay? so as i said, two have been taken to the operating room to get injuries repaired. one is probably more fortunate and we hope that patient will have a full recovery but that is not clear at this very

michelle missy langer who served in public utilities for 12 years as an administrative assistant andesident of virginia beach. robert "bobby" williams who served in public utilities for over 41 years as a special projects coordinator and as a resident of chesapeake. herbert "bert" snelling who was a contractor trying to fill a permit and as a resident of virginia beach. so as we stop here and take a pause, i'm going to ask my chief of police to come forth and talk about that 13th person. chief? >> as an update to where we are on the investigative process, first of all, our investigators, our detectives, our forensic technicians worked through the entire night in processing our scene and with dignity and respect in removing all of the victims in this particular case. the medical examiner's office now will take over their part of the investigation. and that should take the next 48 hours, while they work through it, they are bringing in additional resources from richmond. during the investigative process, we were assisted by the federal bureau of investigation. they had 40 members of th

missy langer. christopher kelly rapp. herbert snelling. bobby williams. the victims and their loved ones in our thoughts this morning. we won't name the shooter as we confront what has become a deadly epidemic. and we begin with the police chief cervera, our condolences to your entire community. in addition to the 12 victims, we also know there are four injured. what more can you tell us about their condition this morning and the latest on the investigation? >> we do know that three of the victims who were wounded are still in critical condition. one is in much better condition. our fingers are crossed and our prayers go out for a positive outcome. as far as the investigation goes, we're currently in the evidence recovery mode. the fbi has sent some who investigators to assist us. actually, they now have the lead at this point. so, all the forensics text from our city are still in the crime scene, in the building. i have to let you know that it's a large building and because it's an older building the inside is a honeycomb maze of offices. they've been in

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who have bullied and berated individuals, accused wrongly of some conduct and that results in add missi admissions of guilt even when they are not guilty. i apologize on behalf of the folks on the other side who clearly don't have facts on their side and result to bullying tactics to contribute to trying to undermine your own credibility. with that said, i'm one of the few members on that committee, if not the only one that's balanced a partisan role. not a political role but a partisan role at the same time i had an official one. you're right. you don't control what your called on. i was usually called both. dnc chair and member of congress. i can assure you that when i was there in my official capacity even though the hatch act does not apply to members of congress so i can be as political as i wanted to be, i always made sure especially if the interviewer asked me a political question, i made sure i clarified verbally i was there in my official capacity and it wasn't appropriate to answer the question. it's achievable if you're committed to actually abiding by the law or have some et