we know that cory wayne patterson had access to planes as part of his job. he worked at tupelo aviation, which is the fixed base operator there at the tupelo regional airport, where he fueled planes for a living. so the area is relatively secure, relatively sterile. you would need to use a pass card to get out on the ramp or someone buzzes you through, there's a fence. the question is how he was able to start the airplane in the first place, not necessarily an easy task, although police do say patterson did have a bit of previous flying experience, they're just not totally sure how much just yet. >> all good information there, and we should again mention there was a real threat at the very beginning of this with someone in the sky saying they were going to crash it by a walmart, and then staying in the air for hours. nadia, we just heard a bit more from police, they had a lot of details that they gave out to the public. what else did they have to say? >> reporter: yes, sara, the police were talking about that initial call, hearing on 911, that cory patterson

that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness, the cost of housing. >> and in many places and increase in crime, patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft on crime legislation. the policies that california democrats have an active which make us feel less safe that make it harder for people to buy homes to even afford california. but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handfu

that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness, the cost of housing and in many places and increase in crime. patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft on crime legislation. the policies that california democrats have an active which make us feel less safe that make it harder for people to buy homes to even afford california. but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of

that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of them elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness, the cost of housing and in many places and increase in crime. patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft on crime legislation. the policies that california democrats have an active which make us feel less safe that make it harder for people to buy homes to even afford california. but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a landful of crucial con

. >> good evening jon boehner the name of the aviation worker he is cory patterson. at this point police say he is charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats. he stole and threatened to crash into a walmart in tupelo, mississippi. refer to police chief there who tells us patterson is a ten year employee of tupelo aviation where he fuels planes. police are not sure at this point if he is in fact a licensed pilot. but they do believe patterson has at least some flight experience that made it possible for him to not only potentially fueled the aircraft, but to steal it and fly it for as long as he did. nearly six hours. as you can imagine it was concerning for police when they started getting calls early this morning with people reporting a small aircraft flying at low altitude circling a walmart. at about 5:23 a.m. this morning, called lee county 911. threatened to fly the plane into the store. that is when emergency personnel really jumped into action and evacuating the walmart and getting people out of the immediate area as they tried to tuck patterson

meanwhile, local police say patterson could face federal charges.ia. >> remarkable that he landed it, but also terrifying. elise preston, thank you. >>> tonight nearly 50 million americans are under alert because of blistering heatwaves that are breaking reports across the west. it is also fuelling wildfires including these flames that caused injuries and prompted evacuations in northern california. cbs's jeff nunan in los angeles is tracking it all. jeff. >> reporter: lilia, triple digit temperatures across the west are expected to spike this weekend, especially in california where there's an increased risk of blackouts and wildfires. fuelled by 35-mile-per-hour winds and scorching temperatures, a wildfire newer the border of california and oregon burns out of control, forcing more than 7,000 people to evacuate and prompting california's governor to declare a state of emergency. so far the mill fire torched more than 4,000 acres, injured multiple people and destroyed at least 50 structures. >> they would just be crying because their houses were bur

the suspect has been identified as cory patterson. please say he's facing grand larceny charges in charges of making terroristic threats with federal charges pending in connection to that plane and police that he stole and threatened to crash into a walmart. not just a short time ago we heard from tupelo police chief who tells us he is a ten year employee of tupelo aviation where he fuels the planes. police are not sure whether or not patterson had a license to pilot. but they do believe he has at least some flight experience that made it possible for him to not only possibly fueled the aircraft but to steal it and fly through as long as he did. now, you can imagine it was concerning for police when he started getting calls early this morning with people reporting a small plane flying at a low altitude. it was circling the walmart. 5:23 a.m. central time police a patterson called lee county 911 and threatened to fly the plane into the store. that is when emergency personnel jumped into action, and vacuuming that walmart and getting pe

we are told patterson is also facing federal charges.t the charges will be is still a question but he can look forward to that as well. anita: what a story. thank goodness everyone is okay and able to land the plane safely. the panel has questions here, i know david wants to ask about the attention seeking past. >> good to see you. when you look at this guy's background and what we know about him, facebook posts overtime, calling police at 5:00 a.m. reported, picture with magic johnson and air force one from a remote view of air force one. there's a lot of questions on who he is, is he an attention seeker who went too far? even the last part of your report he diverts after getting help on how to land and goes to the field, it sounds like an attempt to get away. >> yes, we don't know his state of mind at the time when he was in the plane. don't know what he was seeking exactly. what we do know is police tell us around 9:30 a.m. in the plane, he made a post to facebook where he essentially says i didn't mean for anybody to get hurt, he apo

that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of themidterm elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness, the cost of housing. >> and in many places and increase in crime, patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft on crime legislation. the policies that california democrats have an active which make us feel less safe that make it harder for people to buy homes to even afford california. but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of c

police now say that patterson did have some flying experience. they're not totally sure how much so the big question is how he was able to start an airplane like this, a twin engine commuter plane, beach craft king air c- 90. he got on board at 5:00 a.m. made a phone call. local 911 operators picked up and they heard patterson say he'd crash into local walmarts. the tower not operating yet. it's only operating part time circle led the walmart. police negotiators got in touch and police brought in another pilot to attempt to talk patterson down and have him land back at the airport. he came within 100 feet of a successful landing but then took off again and flew away to the northwest and that's when police think patterson did run out of fuel. they thought the plane was refueled completely the night before. they were able to reestablish contact again after he crashed into the soybean field. local eye witnesses in graves town mississippi where that field is said the pilot came out with his hands up and he was immediately detained. a harrowing story

patterson is charged with grand larceny and making terror istic threats. pete muntean, cnn, washington. >>> and most residents in jackson should have water pressure but it still remains unsafe to drink. city officials say that there have been significant gains at the water treatment plant. it has been nearly a week since the main water facility failed in part because of historic flooding. tens of thousands are struggling to access clean water and the white house says climate change denial has contributed to the problem. >> first of all, they have to beacknowledge that there is a problem. i think what has happened is that lot of the fixes that are being used are fixes that were probably would have worked 20 years ago but they won't work anymore. and we have to make sure that we build systems that can deal with flooding, deal with systems that can deal with rising water tables. and all of these issues are not being addressed currently especially in places that don't even acknowledge that climate change is real. and until they make that allege knoc acknowledg

becca patterson still in custody. no word on motive for all disparate investigators tells while he was in the entry actually posted to facebook. in that post which was later deleted he wrote i am sorry everyone, i never actually wanted to hurt anyone. i burn who was below and saw that plane circled for five hours or more wondered what was going to happen next free thankfully he did not go near that walmart pretty. >> good it ended the way it did. alexis mcadams, thank you very much for all those details appreciated. rich: thousands of mississippi capitol are still without clean drinking water. nearly a week after flooding damage jackson water treatment system, and now some are saying president biden could be doing more to help. what could he do customers ask ' business is to be businessman and talkshow host. that is coming uyonep next. because it works... and so do i. ♪ hydration beyond the hype. ♪ >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, let safelite come to you. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: my customer enjoys time w

patterson is charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats. cnn, washington. >> thanks to pete muntean for that report. >>> let's get some perspective now from cnn national security analyst juliette kayyem. good morning. great to be on with you as always. walk us through the charges that this suspect is facing, federal charges too, right? >> yeah, federal investigation right now grand larceny, obviously. this was what we call an insider threat. he had access to what could potentially be a weapon of mass destruction. he took it. and then also the terrorist threat charges are really related to threatening a civilian population right now, where there is no reason to believe this was larger than his own, whatever was motivating him. at least not right now. there will continue to be a federal investigation to see if there was any federal charges that are warranted based on his motivation. but, look, he may have issues, there might be mental health issues, was this an attempted suicide by plane? we just don't know. but one of the reasons why you com

patterson has been charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats. but investigators say after the initial threat patterson did not want to hurt himself or anyone else. meantime, walmart tells abc news it's grateful the situation ended without incident and everyone involved is safe. eva. >> thanks, faith. >>> now to queen elizabeth cancelling an appearance just ahead of preparing to formally appoint britain's new prime minister. abc's james longman with the latest. good morning to you, james. >> reporter: good morning, eva. thought to be one of her favorite events but the queen has missed the highland games up in scotland, the palace said the decision has made due to her comfort. now the games are an ancient tradition, celebration of celtic and scottish culture, the tug of war and the toss where they take massive trunks of wood and throw them up in the air. the queen absolutely loves it. you often see her laughing and joking with members of the royal family, but it does require her to sit for long periods of time in public. she's 9 of years old, we k

patterson on where the gop stands heading into the midterms.l, for years now, california has been a blue state, but chair patterson is confident the republican party could make inroads this election and it all comes down to messaging. >> i'm feeling very optimistic. that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness, the cost of housing and in many places and increase in crime. patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft on crime legislati

we do know patterson has some flight instruction.t is still ongoing to discover that. he is an employee of tupelo aviation and has been for 10 years, so he has access to these aircraft. at approximately 5:23am, patterson, from the aircraft, called lee county 911 to tell them that he is going to crash this aircraft into the west main walmart, in tupelo, mississippi. soon thereafter, tupelo police department and fire department evacuated west main walmart in tupelo and all the surrounding areas. negotiators from tupelo police department made contact with the pilot and were able to convince him to not carry out this deed and to land the aircraft at tupelo airport. the pilot did not have experience to land an aircraft. a private pilot assisted us in helping this pilot complete this, however it was not completed. upon final approach, the pilot aborted the landing and travelled in a north—west direction, away from tupelo. at approximately 9:32am, the pilot posted on facebook a message, and in essence it said "goodbye". at this time we know

capitol correspondent wallace sat down with jessica patterson on where the party stands heading into the midterms or well for years now, california has been a blue state, but chair patterson is confident the republican party could make inroads this election and it all comes down to messaging. >> i'm feeling very optimistic. that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness. the cost of housing and in many places and increase in crime. patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft

we have our capital correspondent eytan wallace sitting down with jessica millan patterson. >> well,chair patterson is confident the republican party could make inroads this election and it all comes down to messaging. >> i'm feeling very optimistic. that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness, the cost of housing and in many places and increase in crime. patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft on crime legislation. the policies that california democrats have an activ

that's the feeliig from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson, head of the races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness, the cost of housing and in many places and increase in crime. patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft on crime legislation. the policies that california democrats have an active which make us feel less safe that make it harder for people to buy homes to even afford california. but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats and districts. several

we have our capital correspondent eytan wallace sitting down with jessica millan patterson. >> well,rs now, california has been a blue state, but chair patterson is confident the republican party could make inroads this election and it all comes down to messaging. feeling very optimistic. that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness, the cost of housing and in many places and increase in crime. patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft on crime legislation. the policies

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they say patterson, who had flight experience, but officials believe was not a licensed pilot, at onent agreed to land the plane but did not know how. >> there were two pilots working together as a team, they were in direct contact with him, they had him lined up, he was on his approach, head -- last-minute, aborted, decided to change his mind. he flew for more than two hours, talking about his family, at one point even posting to facebook. sorry everyone, never actually wanted to hurt anyone, i love my parents and sister, this isn't your fault, goodbye. >> when you saw that post, what did you think? >> we also need at the same time that he was running out of fuel, so, we knew that the plane was gonna have to be coming down very soon. >> more than five hours and 15 miles from warp again, patterson ultimately landed in this field where he was arrested. a stunning and to a flight that left thousands looking up in fear, including tupelo mayor, todd gordon, who says that one point the plane flew directly over his house. >> what was the scariest part of today? >> i think just the unknown.

patterson had flight instruction, but not a licensed pilot did not know how the land. >> there were two pilots working as a team literally in contact with him, and had him lined up, and he was on the final approach, and gears down and everything looked great and he could land the aircraft. >> reporter: but 100 feet from ground, the chief says that patterson changed his mind and kept flying for two hours. around 9:30 a.m. he posted this facebook message from the air. "sorry, everyone. i never wanted to hurt anyone. i love my parents and sister, and this is not your fault. good-bye." less than an hour later with the fuel running low, he landed in this field. he is facing multiple charges including grand larceny and terroristic threats for thousands on the ground. >> basically a flying bomb with a lot of fuel in it, and an airplane like that crashing into a building or around persons can do a lot of damage. a lot of fire, a lot of explosions. >> we are talking about evacuations, and we are talking about rerouting people on their travel. we also are talking about shutting down festivities t

called because it was main, patterson, new jersey. samuel colt did not in fact patent the cylinder because he knew that was not patentable at that time. in fact a lot of what the patented was the way in which the cylinder fit in the gun and the loading of the bullet. you may not realize this we're so used to thinking of the six shooter. as they later on something you just load six bullets and fire that the early patterson cult. actually required you to load the powder. into the cylinder and to load the bullet separately and then you had to put a primer cap a cap, which would ignite for each bullet in the gun. and in fact fully loading the patterson called was often quite cumbersome. which white was not initially adopted by the us military that is you had to partially take open. basically, take apart the gun before you could reload it. so it is true. they could fire several shots. but it was not as effective and it was very complicated. called also the bad habit that the man he charged to design the actual creation of the gun that turn

that's when police think patterson did run out of fuel. they thought the plane was refuel refueled completely the night before. they were able to reestablish contact with him by a phone again after he crashed into the soybean field. local eyewitnesses in graves town, mississippi, where the field is, said the pilot came out with his hands up and he was immediately detained. a harrowing story to tell that he'll have to tell in a courtroom now. he's charged with terroristic threats and grand larceny. >>> for the second time in a week, technical issues have forced nasa to cancel the launch of artemis one. a liquid hydrogen leak is to blame for this latest setback. let's go live to kennedy space center and kristen fisher. we know nasa held a news conference a short time ago. what did they have to say? >> well, jessica, they said this was bigger than the one monday. they can fix it and roll it back to the building. which is four miles away. to move a rocket this big, it can take up to three and a half days to do that. so regardless of where they

we do know patterson has some flight instruction. we do not believe he is a licensed pilot.ation and has been for ten years so he has access to these aircraft. he is a lineman for tupelo aviation which means he fuels the aircraft. he do know that that aircraft was fully fueled the night before. at approximately 5:23 a.m., patterson from the eric called lee county 911 to tell them that he is going to crash this aircraft into the west main walmart in tupelo, mississippi. soon there after, tupelo police department and fire department evacuated the walmart and the surrounding areas. we were assisted by lee county s.o. numerous major streets in tupelo were shut down to help save lives during this critical incident. negotiators made contact with the pilot and were able to convince him to not carry out this deed and to land the aircraft at tupelo airport. the pilot did not have experience to land an aircraft. a private pilot assisted us in helping this pilot complete this. however, it was not completed. upon final approach, the pilot aborted the landing and traveled in a northwest

. >> patterson worked at the tupelo airport for the last few years.liar with where these planes were stored. investigators say he went out and stole a plane taking off at the small airport which really only has one runway. >> he fuels the aircraft. we do know that that aircraft was fully fueled the night before. >> corey patterson is now behind bars. this comes after police say he threatened to crash that stolen plane into the walmart on saturday. leaving investigators to evacuate that walmart in a nearby convenience store. walmart corporate tells us they are working with police on this case and are grateful everyone involved is safe. that is a look at the stolen beach craft lane which left the entire community worried for their safety as it was flying erratically above. altitudes of 1200 feet according to flight aware.com. they convinced patterson after about five hours to head back to the airport but then he said i don't know how to land this plane. by that point the plane was flying around for so long it was extremely low on fuel. eventually he lan

cory wayne patterson is charged with grand larceny and making terrorist threats. he is expected to face additional federal charges. joining us now is cnn transportation analyst mary schiavo. mary, great to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> it is surprising and it is good news that nobody was injured or killed in this, though i'm not sure what condition the suspect is in. are you surprised that he was able to land safely? i know he was an employee of tupelo aviation, and apparently had access to planes, but that was a tough landing, no? >> that was a tough landing. particularly with the twin engine aircraft. and as the aircraft is running out of fuel, for example, if one engine quits before the other, it is difficult to control a twin engine, the outcome is with experienced pilots are not sometimes not good when you have a twin engine running out of fuel or you're trying to make an emergency landing. but the faa pilot airman registry shows that this person by the same name had flight training as early as 2013. now, the faa registries don't show what kind of pl

that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of the2 midterm elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major coniests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness, the cost of housing. >> and in many places and increase in crime, patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft on crime legislation. the policies that california democrats have an active which make us feel less safe that make it harder for people to buy homes to even afford california. but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of

tell them he was going to crash the plane into the airport. >> negotiators were able to talk to pattersonis threat. >> after the initial threat he did not want to hurt himself or anyone else. >> tracking data shows the plane's erratic route over northern mississippi as the pilot zigzagged for over several hours. the aircraft began running out of fuel at 9:30 a.m. that is when the pilot posted a goodbye message. the plane eventually landed in a field in ripley, mississippi where the suspect was taken into custody. >> we hopped on our side-by-side to see if we could help, and that is when we saw the pilot come out of the plane and 2 police officers were already there waiting. >> he is being charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats. >> patterson had a student pilot's license from 2013. he had a job at tupelo airport fueling aircraft. liz: it has been seven days since a major water plant failed in jackson, mississippi leaving thousands unable to access clean tap water. thousands of jacksons residence should have near-normal water pressure now. the improved water pressure is a

>> steve patterson with that air mystery near seattle steve, thank you >>> we head overseas now to the united kingdom and its new prime minister liz truss will replace boris johnson after he announced his resignation in july. the new pm formally meets with the queen tomorrow but in a way that breaks years of tradition. keir simmons explains. >> reporter: chosen as britain's third female prime minister today, tonight liz truss is being compared to margaret thatcher, facing inflation, strikes and a recession and promising tax cuts >> we will deliver, we will deliver, we will deliver. >> reporter: soon to be former prime minister boris johnson tweeting congratulations. his scandal-ridden tenure ending with a long good-bye this summer with stunts like flying in a fighter jet. now liz truss looking at a long, hard winter with skyrocketing energy bills, fueled by the war in ukraine. she may need billions just to stop british businesses like pubs from going broke all this as the nation's queen is increasingly frail, unable to make it to london because of mobility issues. for 70 years prime mi

the suspect has been identified as corey patterson.king terroristic threats with federal charges pending in connection to the plane. police say he stole early this morning and threatened to crash into a walmart we heard from tupelo police chief john quacker earlier today, who tells us patterson is a 10 year employee of tupelo aviation where he fueled planes. police say they're not sure if he is, in fact, the licensed pilot, but they do believe he has at least some flight. experience that made it possible for him to not only possibly fuel the aircraft. but to steal it and fly it for as long as he did at about 5:23 a.m. central time, police say paterson called lee county 911 and threatened to fly the plane into the store, and that's when emergency personnel jumped into action. evacuating that walmart and getting people out of the immediate area. numerous major streets in tupelo were shut down. to help save lives during this critical incident. negotiators from tupelo police department made contact with the pilot and were able to convince

that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of them elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every single day to bring our message to some communities that haven't heard that message before and talk about what republican solutions are. that in part, he says includes a message about some of the state's most pressing issues, including homelessness, the cost of housing and in many places and increase in crime. patterson argues those matters have only been made worse by high taxes and what some in the gop have called soft on crime legislation. the policies that california democrats have an active which make us feel less safe that make it harder for people to buy homes to even afford california. but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy aalk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial con

rebecca patterson joins us from bridgewater associates good to see you. know you at bridgewater have been expecting inflation to stick around higher than the market do you think the market is finally getting that right or still -- still wishing that it comes down faster? >> well, even after yesterday's inflation print, the markets are discounting that inflation gets back to the fed's target by the end of next year and then stays there, and that's certainly possible i mean, we are seeing goods prices, things like autos coming down quickly as the commodity prices come lower. everything helps things will be sticky for a little longer like rents, but the big, big thing is wages, and that comes back to our really incredibly strong labor market, and with the labor market today, it's kind of resilient being a double-edged sword, you know a strong labor market means we have jobs. we have incomes we can spend, but it -- with so much nominal spending, that keeps inflation supported, especially in services, and with, still, two for one job openings per worker, wages

put together by two friends of our organization, eric patterson, who is on our irgc board of directors. and bob -- who has come all the way from toronto to be here this to be with us this evening. joe straw is the associate professor of international studies and the director of the center for christians scholarship and redeemer university in toronto. eric patterson is the current vice president of the religious freedom institute here in washington, and the scholar at large for the region university in virginia beach. it also should be pointed out that our providence executive director contributed a chapter to this book. and i am mark thule, president and editor at providence. so a special welcome to all of you who are here physically this evening in downtown washington d.c., to all of our viewers on facebook and twitter, and to our viewers on c-span book tv. this video will be airing no doubt many times in the near future. eric patterson, i believe, wants to speak first and he will explain the rest of the evening to you. but there will be plenty of time for questions and comments later

>> reporter: it's a question dealership owner john patterson gets from every customer. >> one concernar is range anxiety. >> the great american road trip is going to be fully electrified. >> reporter: today, president biden promised to make recharging more reliable beginning with the construction of chargers along 53,000 miles of national highways. since 2021, auto makers in the u.s. have invested nearly $85 billion in electric vehicles. still, the average cost for one is around $66,000. but prices are coming down. >> both the e.v. 6 and ionic 5 start around $40,000. >> reporter: that's below the average cost of a new gas vehicle. shall we take it for a spin? >> sure! >> reporter: patterson believes the biggest roadblock for e.v.s now is electrical infrastructure. >> it has to be figured out in order for this mandate to work by 2035, because right now we're not there. >> reporter: during last week's heat wave, california's power grid was stretched to the limit. energy economist james bushnell. can our power grid in california support the level of e.v.s that the government would like t

patterson believes the biggest roadblock for e.v.s now is electrical infrastructure. >> it has to be figured out in order for this mandate to work by 2035 because right now we're not there. >> reporter: during last week's heat wave, california's power grid was stretched on the limit. energy economist james bushnell. can our power grid in california support the levels of e.v.s that the government would like to see? >> yeah, it's less a concern about the total amount of electricity and it's more about the where and when that the charging is happening. >> right now it's a me problem. i just need to do a little research to see what my options are. >> reporter: all unchartered territory for car shoppers who want to know their e.v. investment today will pay off down the road. carter evans, cbs news, tustin, california. >> o'donnell: coming up next, breaking news: a verdict in the r. kelly trial. and a powerful storm that could target puerto rico. the updated forecast just in. >> o'donnell: there is breaking news from chicago. a federal jury has just found r&b singer r. kelly guilty of mult

. >> reporter: corey patterson appeared in court on sunday, a day after allegedly stealing a plane andor hours in tupelo, mississippi. he had a pilot's license. he was threatening to crash the plane into a walmart. >> this is a 600napalm baltimore. >>> officials say he worked a t to plan, the cockpit. they say he tack off around 5:00 a.m. his flight map looking more like an etch a sketch drawing until nearly five hours later when the plane began running out have gas. it was around that time when officials say he posted this message on facebook. sorry, everyone. never actually wanted to hurt anyone. but the plane eventually landed in a field northwest where he was arrested. >> oh, my god. is he okay? >> reporter: back in 2018, a similar incident in washington state. a baggage handler at seatac airport crashed a plane. performing dangeros ma ever 92s in the sky for an hour. fighter jets prepared to shoot him down until he crashed into an island and was killed. experts say these cases, although rare, have exposed a vulnerability with airport workers able to clear security without question

former new york governor david patterson is with us in studio.g to you. >> been a long time. >> bill: thank you for making time for us. the new mayor, eric adams, from a few days ago saying new york remains a sanctuary city and state and he is looking for federal help. >> well, i believe our legal and moral responsibility of being a right to shelter city is something that we live up to. but this is a sanctuary country. i would say to them that we can coordinate our way as americans to deal with this crisis. this is a humanitarian crisis that was created by human hands. >> bill: he has blamed a lot of border state governors for the problems in new york. do you think that's justified? >> i think the point that the mayor made is well taken that it's a humanitarian crisis that we as a whole country are going to have to get involved and for a period of time the migrations is coming only into texas, arizona and places like that. so i think that if we are going to maintain the same policy that we have about immigration, then we will have to spread out t

called me to patterson, new jersey, samuel colt, did not in fact patented the cylinder because he knewthat was not patentable at the time effective one was the way in which a cylinder fit into the gun intou the loading of the bullet you may not realize this but we user to think of it as a six shooter later on is something you would load six bullets and environ of the early patterson called, actually required you to look powder into the cylinder and into load the bullet separately and then you had to put a primer cap, cap which would ignite to for each bulletin gun in effect fully loading this cult was often quite cumbersome which is why it initially was adopted by the u.s. military and you had a partially take apartrt the gun before you could reload it so it's true that the fired severac shots but not as effective and very complicated cult also had a bad habit to date and the manner charged to design the actual creation of the gun to turn these ideas into the actual weapons was often not paid by called, he was always stringing people along and getting into debt and doing things doctor

today we do know, patterson has some flight instruction. we do not believe he is, i license followed that is still ongoing to discover that he is an employee of tupelo aviation and has been for 10 years. so he has access to these aircraft oh, genteel, congress has held a special session to condemn the attack on the country's vice president. christina fernandez to coach sna. could kutner survived an assassination attempt outside on the when his irish on thursday a man was arrested off to pointing a loaded gun in her face, which fail to fire. extraordinary session in congress comes off the argentine is present, declared, find a national holiday in defense of democracy. now, serena williams has said that she wants to be remembered as a fighter after bringing the cutting down had 27 year tennis career at u. s. open tennis icon was knocked out in the 3rd round, the new york ending hopes for a 24th grand slam title. far as small as mall. after more than a 1000 single matches during a career spanning close to 3 decades. serena williams is hanging

and you know, the 1st patterson moved here like an 865 and then probably didn't stake his claim until, you know, in the end of 1871 and then i think he jumped on his horse and rode a boon to stake his claim. anyway, so those can, i can interesting. so goes back a long way. so no, to say to you, hundreds, i guess laid 18 hunters we homesteaded some ground. well, were i live? that was so new? 18898218? 87. something like that. up there now. my dad farms and mull goals and just been around forever to hard to get away from it. but a dirty tractor for a backdrop case. so in the state of iowa, they give awards to farms that have been in the family for a 100 years or 150 years. so this is the order we got in 1976 by grandfather roy got for have in the farm for a 100 years in the family and will be coming up here in just a couple years now on our 150 years of this being a family farm everything, everything is so expensive right now. the main reason is because of the cost of fuel. that drives cost from everything up. ah, the difference in price of what the farmer gets for the grain. it seems l

reporter: records show patterson had a student pilot certificate issued in 2013.ed for a company at the airport, fueling aircraft. abc news, new york. liz: new development in the jackson, mississippi water crisis. it's been seven days since a water plant failed, leaving thousands unable to access clean tap water. city officials say most of the residents should have near-normal water pressure. the city is still under a boil water notice, but the improved pressure is an important step forward. teams from georgia and florida are on-site to help repair and restore the automated systems. despite progress, efforts to restore the supply were setback when a chemical imbalance were detected. there are new details about the government documents seized in mar-a-lago, which includes as dozens of empty folders marked classified. the full inventory that was unsealed. reporter: this morning, those unsealed court records raising new questions about what happened to thousands of classified documents at mar-a-lago. over 11,000 documents were seized by the fbi, according to the deta

james patterson, blowback. got a copy right here.. >> one turns out okay. this one turned out good. >> jesse: you gave it your best try on this one, james. thank you. keep it coming. [laughter] >> thank you. bye. >> jesse: up next, "primetime" goes to the cannabis convention. ♪ ♪ and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. i've always loved building things. not just structures and skyscrapers, but teams who make it all possible. after all... we wouldn't be where we are today without them. so we made sure that like these buildings... their futures may also stand the test of time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if

our correspondent jeff patterson, talk to people living along the coast in venice, florida. we've seen a little rain here today in venice, florida, but not much. nothing more than a typical afternoon. florida thunderstorm. >> but people here know that much worse is on the way today at tarpon marina in venice, randi. carter spent the day preparing his sailboat. >> for rough weather. well, but the line on the sale so the sale and so cover going to blowing off court or has been through storms before and knows exactly what needs to be done. security, everything, both that down from below. i'm going to tape everything. so overall, no water normally gets through. but i know was delusions like this. you know it when it really comes down, they'll be water coming in somewhere. richard leatherman is working to secure a number of votes. he works for the freedom boat club and he's just getting >> she turning out votes. listen, airlines up. so with the times and the swells will actually save our votes. >> leatherman has been following the projected path of and hopes it stays well to his

authorities it took patterson into custody.ne, took off and threaten to fly the aircraft into a walmart and tupelo. police are receiving these reports around 5:00 a.m. this morning the central standard time. after five plus hours of erratic flying, patterson finally landed the plane in a field near highway four in ripley, mississippi. what looks to be a rural area and the northeast section of the state for the faa, we have heard from them. they say they are investigating person spokesperson release" at beechcraft king air 90 landed in a field several miles northwest of ripley airport in ripley, mississippi. the pilot departed from tupelo regional airport and tupelo, mississippi earlier this morning and circled the area. only the pilot was on board. police say they believe this was a crime of opportunity. they also tell us the federal charges are pending. as for the suspects, condition at this time lisa tell us there is no ambulance on sites. we do not believe he was taken to a hospital or that he was seriously injured in the la