as mr. ron, who's parliament is expected to vote on the government putting, put forward by president must soon possess. yeah. and his cabinet choices have been reviewed by the parliamentary committee for approval. the proposed 9 not includes a boss, a rock g as foreign minister. he played a significant role in around 2015 nuclear agreement and late to efforts to revive its possess can was voted in following the death of president abraham racy in a helicopter crash, spitting out the results that are using the live integral and for us. so we're, so what kind of cabinet should we expect? this session is hosted on the way to me the names that have you propose 5 positions. yeah. and in ours we had expected to call them into the new cabinet. i'm officially the government to be acknowledged. so here is this guy has to buy to don was to have is affordable because back from the ladies that have served the former governments who have signed a nuclear 2015 and also have some ministers for directly and had

mrs. crum, ron was there at george's funeral. she'd seen me, but i don't know where they met or not. but she helped console mrs. mason during that process. july comes around, and i quit flying from the last 30 days. i'm a scheduling officer. wright has been there long enough to be an aircraft commander, and i signed him as first mission as an aircraft commander. and by 12:00 that day, he did. i was 20 years old. come back to the states for a year, work with the vietnamese being half vietnam students and 100 go to go to school, go back to vietnam as a cobra attack pilot. and we recon the ash valley primarily for six months, 102 down. we came home and i got out of the army. so i got anybody. we're going to ask for some questions now if can turn the lights up, is that time to do that? a couple of questions. i don't know what time it is here. we got about. about 10 minutes. so who has. where's microphone? who has a question? raise your hand, please. so let's wait. wait for the microphone. you said when you went down that last time chinook took you out, it pulled out the whole helicopter.

mr. erickson: governor ron desantis, thank you. thank you so much. [applause] mr. erickson: ladies and gentlemen, thanks again for governor desantis for coming up, particularly in light of having the hurricane situation down in florida and being able to get up here. appreciate that a ton. i have got to tell you, my next guest is someone i always hate to bother because he is so busy. bless you. he winds up oftentimes reaching out to me because i don't like to bother people. when i got started in politics and started writing at red state , i got a copy of the conservative mind in the mail with a note, if you are going to be a voice for conservative, be sure what you believe. and it was from my next guest, who i had never met. i went up to d.c. and spent time with him. at the time he was running the republican study committee, which at the time was the conservative voice in congress. and then he became a governor and then he became vice president of the united states. and through it all, he has always been guided by his faith and by a real commitment to truth. and not

ambassador nikki haley and former florida governor ron desantis, both urging mr. trump to focus more on the issues. our coverage of the dnc continues tomorrow. our damian trujillo is in chicago for live reports. all week long. we're going to check in with him tonight in our 11:00 newscast. and you can watch our special nbc news coverage from the dnc beginning tomorrow night at seven. president biden, kicking off the convention with a speech set for tomorrow. you can watch it live right here on nbc bay area at 7 p.m. happening this week a vigil for the san jose police department's community service officer killed in the line of duty this month. 34 year old long pham was helping direct traffic on august 3rd when he was struck and killed by a driver. a second officer was hospitalized in the crash. a vigil is set for 730 thursday night at the vietnamese heritage garden on roberts avenue in san jose. it was organized by a city council member. a memorial service is set for later this month. this is the first time a san jose community service officer has ever been killed

that's according to a letter from senator ron wyden to mr. crow.gon democrat wrote, quote, i am deeply concerned that mr. crow may have been showering a public official with extravagant gifts, then writing off those gifts to lower his tax bill. the letter is part of an inquiry into the relationship between the two men, and comes amid a broader push to clamp down on supreme court ethics rules. a spokesman for harlan crow said the inquiries have no legal basis. pope francis has named a new leader of the catholic church in boston, after accepting the resignation of the city's longtime archbishop. sean o'malley, who is 80 years old, took the helm at the height of the clergy sexual abuse scandal in 2003. since then, he's been a key advisor to the pope, and a leading vatican official on the protection of minors. at a press conference today, he expressed optimism about passing the torch to richard henning, who's been serving as the bishop of providence, rhode island. >> when i arrived, it was at a time of great crisis and great pain because of the terribl

mr. musk's chat with former governor ron desantis. remember when that was a few months ago during the primaries, only this time it was a cyber attack. so the former president is on the platform and he's posting away. >> trace: kevin of the report and the jacket opposed to make both the seller tonight. >>> you time magazine claimant cole has pulled out the softest vibe shift in the modern plague of history but what about of the headlines of the liberal media is forgetting? live in a new york with a stronger look at that, good evening. >> if you just like their recent headlines, president candidate cole you would never guess the mainstream media would appear that she had claws overheard, the running headlines suggesting that biden should pick and you running mate when his second term. other outlets highlight the disarray and high staff turnover during her vise presidential tenure. now with those same outlets are reporting that harris is bringing a "joyful message and vibe shift" to the 23 for campaign, time magazine captured the moment

but mr. merante, is there a risk then this drags a ron into a wider regional conflicts, something that iran has always said in the past that it does not want. i mean, nothing, yahoo, some people will say, well that's what has a, that's his agenda all along. and if iran does retaliate, then that's when you all who will succeed. no one wants escalation except for one. it is rarely cheap. that's the, that's true for hezbollah. that's too far from us. it's palm beach on, i'm sorry, law, it's close eases. they say it's true for the resistance. it's a new rockets here and it's true for your hon. bye to so the machine is turning out genocide as well. not pass to draw away forces from casa to prevent them from estimating the population because the west will enable them to do so. you've seen it for 10 months now. i'm sort of cost to block the red sea. they've set themselves up. they are implementing the genocide convention. the americans are trying to help is ready. these carry out, spend aside and the finding again, samsung. but what are the options? what are, what is option for you ron? bye,

senator ron johnson, republican from wisconsin joins me now. mr. senator?nails on border security? have at it, sir. >> well, obviously not. i was interviewed earlier when somebody said talk about kamala harris' failures as border czar. she didn't fail. she succeeded. she got exactly what she wanted. they wanted an open border and they caused this problem and any democrat strategy you'll see in this election is quite clear. it's pull the wool over the eyes of the american public. lie to them. gaslight them and rely on the fact that the legacy corporate media will cover it up for you and provide no scrutiny, no accountability. that's what democrats can always rely on. they have the media in their back pocket. stuart: yeah, deny and ignore. listen to this. this is kamala's secretary, when asked about the downward revision in jobs. hard to believe but watch this , please. >> when you hear that, do you potentially think the new numbers could be a liability for this campaign? >> no, when i hear that first of all i don't believe it bass i've never heard donald tru

. >> a joining us know if democratic senator ron wyden, chairman of the very powerful senate finance committee. mrk you very much for joining us tonight. either of these economic plans come through your committee, which has wide-ranging jurisdiction on taxation, tariffs, international trade, medicare, medicaid, welfare policy. what do you make of the trump plans versus the harris plant? >> first of all, lawrence, today, donald trump, his alma mater gave him and ask for his lousy economic plan. when you couple that with the trump tariffs on working people who will be paying for school supplies and food and other essentials here in oregon and elsewhere these are just horrendous, awful ideas. we want economic policies, this is what the vice president is pursuing, i am pursuing, give everyone in america the chance to get ahead, not just the people at the top. >> donald trump continues to tell the lie. it is one of those things where i don't know, he might not know what a terrorist is. i would love to have a reporter asked him. he tells his people that china pays the tariffs that donald trump has impos

[laughter] >> sooner ron see not thank you mr.man, and the average cost of an electric vehicle is over $17000 more than the average price of gas powered veo were doing a lot that is force-g something yet that is very expensive. we have other issues within the context and here we are borrowing now a couple of trillion dollars a year. where is just a trillion dollars six months ago and everything we do, that's 100 percent borrowed. and i think that what i'm wondering like to ask the doctor and escrow said ms. henman, given this context, do three of you believe that the consumers should have the right to choose the type of vehicle the best fits their own needs economic circumstances what you think and we are to be orchestrating this from here we've never even figured out how to spend less than we take currently borrowing from these very same consumers and others around the world to the tune of $2 trillion a year currently. >> i would say the consumer you have the option to choose the vehicles best to them and we have a wide variety o

ron beagler. >> we were able to determine mr.denver area through cell phone records. >> second husband, rob dixon, the one man she said she feared. >> we were able to corroborate with his employer that he was in the philadelphia area at the time. >> and rob dixon's cell phone connected to a cell phone tower in pennsylvania the night paige disappeared, and three days later when she left this message on paige's phone. . fat still, there were caveats to dixon and beagler's alibis. >> that doesn't eliminate them as far as having some involvement in paying somebody. >> and then there was a list of clients. coralluzzo at the top of it . given that he didn't have a solid alibi and skipped town right after her disappearance. >> coralluzzo was the one that was most concerning. >> not to mention, coralluzzo's friend, jose tavera, the one with the big burn on his arm. >> i said i burned myself at work. >> who swore he did not help coralluzzo by setting fire to paige's car. so they let him go, to. the other clients, a prominent real estate i

we had the opportunity good to see ron brown to take over the leadership of the dnc mrs. who is now the chair of the dnc convention, came out of our organization and down in brazil went on to chair al gore's convention. so, so many fruits came out of that campaign. so i'm so glad that he can see the fruits of his living in legacy of having opened the doors for participation. i think what comes out tonight is mrs. harris has a glow as she's winning. she's effort deaths and she has a spirit. mr. trump has a cloud over him. he seems more bitter. he's more castigated. he is more angry, and he's lashing out. he probably needs a level of intervention now, the other day he has a know the nerve to say that he is more attractive. he's more beautiful there. what do you think of i thought was bizarre. i mean, you talked about weird. he's also a bizarre and he's also lost his mind. i mean, even a dog wouldn't agree with that. i mean, have you ever seen the guy smile, wonder the laugh. he's angry all the time and he is more and more bitter. so he's going to lash out he's going to say

ron desantis on twitter. musk blamed it on a cyberattack. in a two-hour chat from mar-a-lago, mr.mp railed against kamala harris as he continues to tout his friendly relationship with vladimir putin despite putin's invasion of ukraine. i said to vladimir putin, i told him, don't do it. he said, no way. i said, way. >> trump's relationship with musk is significant given he has major pentagon contracts, including a $23 million contract with ukraine, which depends on starlink for vital military capabilities against russia. the harris campaign in its response is blasting musk as a lackee for trump. joining me now, trump campaign correspondent garrett haake, senior white house correspondent gabe gutierrez and sam stein. garrett, this was one big trump campaign ad sponsored by elon musk. what's driving the budding friendship? we have seen a big change in this relationship. there's this pledge that he has since walked away from, $45 million donation. >> reporter: musk and trump have not always been on the same page. you remember musk had a similar glitchy rollout when he helped ron desan

biden's longtime advisers, former white house chief of staff, ron klain, who helped him prepare for his first and only debate with donald trump mr. klein, appreciate you being with this. you did not want president biden to drop out. you've said he deserved a second term? given what you've seen in the three weeks since he did with the harris-walz campaign, were you wrong? you think well, i don't know if i was wrong or not, but the president made the decision to drop out and i think he executed extremely well. >> he handed the baton off clearly to vice president harris, one of my concerns was if he dropped out, there are some people in our party wanted to have an open process it's esa, an earth that's process to pick a nominee. but i thought that if it was going to drop out too, one thing to do was to give the baton clearly to the vice president. xi's prepared to be president uniquely among other democrats and experienced a national campaigns and the success she is had these three weeks proves that he made the right choice to endorse her and to point the party towards her. and to rally the party behind her. she's been a great cand

mr. president what is your message to iran? >> the president mouthing the words don't. if you remember the attack for my ronny of iran's proxy forces the former head of u.s. forces in the middle east said this time that could change. >> has literally hundreds of thousands of missiles and rockets they can launch. they are much closer to israel they can create much greater havoc and chaos and less time o respond for israel he and other u.s. and other forces that may be participating in the defense. >> lurking off the coast of lebanon the guided missile submarine uss georgia armed with over 150 tomahawk cruise missiles the squadron of f22 is was recently sent to the region. monday five american soldiers were wounded one seriously rockets had a base in iraq. they're been at least 175 attacks on u.s. forces on iraq in syria since october. over 3000 u.s. troops are based. now, over a week ago biden's defense secretary ordered that uss abraham strike group to sail to the middle east from the pacific part what is notable, lincoln does not seem to be in a hurry here she is doing exercises in a photo off with italian

mr. copenhaver is looking to see moving forward. what can you tell us? >> arthel, accountability top of mind for nearly everyone the acting director of the secret service ronhe shooting that happened to her and july 13 is their fault. he has strayed a special task force to investigate it. here on the ground i spoke with you as a congressman mike and kelly this is his district right here he is a part of a task force that's going to investigate the shooting here in butler he said he'll go to painstaking detail to investigate everything that went wrong and determine anyone who has to be accountable. here in western pennsylvania there is a survivor of the july 13 shooting he is a man in his 70s jim copenhaver. he took some haunting video which appears to show the shooter thomas crooks on the roof of the agr building trust in minutes before he opened fire on former president trump that is what is on your screen right now. now jim copenhaver thanks based on where he was it's possible the bullet that hit former president trump cyr ended up striking him. jim says like the rest of america he once accountability. >> and jim has not expressed at this time exactly wha

her, new year's eve into ron at midnight, the travel crew and a couple other reporters up to the ballroom of the palace that opened the door and there was president carter and mrs. carter, king hussein of jordan and all said happy new year, toasted champagne and i said you were going to go to egypt tomorrow to see president sadat and he went what? barbara wasn't there because the chancellor of nbc and the other bigwigs were dancing somewhere and a few minutes later we went back downstairs to the president's secret service agent who said the president needs to see you and came back upstairs and the secretary of state just told me yes we are going to egypt and meeting president sadat. sometimes being in the right place at the right time. but she was always an are a part from the working steps of the white house. >> guest: we know where the president is going to go the next day and he doesn't. let's move to the part of the barbara years abc news that i knew the best, central casting could not have designed two more perfect protagonists than barbara walters and diane sawyer. mike nichols could make a movie out of that. >> guest: barbara's protector who was barbara'

mr. holthaus, a big, strong guy. his wife was actually a very physically fit woman. so she'd be outgunned by any one of them. i would believe so, yes sir. keith morrison: they took ronstioning several times, and again and again, he insisted it wasn't him. he admitted that in the last hours of stephanie's life, he met her here in this clothing store parking lot around dinner time, and it wasn't a happy meeting. he had earlier sent her a breakup email, he said. she insisted on seeing him in person. she wasn't taking it well at all. she was still interested in having a relationship with him. and didn't want to let him go. correct. and i'm sure that he was motivated to not let his wife find out about that. keith morrison: which begged the question, where was ron holthaus later that monday evening when stephanie went for her walk? the detectives called in ron's wife, cindy. it would not be unheard of for a woman to be very upset to find that her husband has been seeing another woman, and want to go to significant lengths by eliminating that temptation. keith morrison: her alibi-- she was home sleeping right next to ron. so their alibis were each other. detectives kept pr