>> yes, it's terry whites. gain was it, the document? >> three days after he took his dna. >> kaplan storied wonder if terry would be gone prominently. then a few days later, he caught a break. a sheriff's deputy had happened on a pick up truck in arizona rest up more than 200 miles from albuquerque. there is a host traveling from the exhaust into the cab. so the deputy immediately thinks, oh no, it looks like someone is trying to commit suicide. >> in the cab of the truck, the missing murder suspect. >> terry white is red faced, probably from the carbon monoxide, looks a little bit drowsy and out of it. deputy runs his name and realizes, he has a warrant for a homicide. so he's arrested right then and there. >> detective caplan and his partner made a beeline for arizona to see if terry would talk. >> do you want to talk with me today? >> i need an attorney. >> i mean, you guys obviously are thinking something, so i gotta protect myself. >> so terry didn't feel like talking. not to the police, anyway. but once h

>> all right, terry moran at the white house tonight. terry, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, secretary of state antony blinken is in jerusalem, urging calm amid this new fighting in the region. blinken meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he leads a new right wing government there. tomorrow, blinken will meet with palestinians in the west bank. it comes after one of the deadliest cycles of violence between the israelis and palestinians in years. and these meetings come in the wake of a mysterious drone attack in iran, as well. israel reportedly targeting a weapons factory. >>> in pakistan tonight, the terrible toll from a suicide bombing at a crowded mosque inside a police complex in peshawar. officials say the blast killed at least 59 people and wounded more than 150 others. most of the casualties were police officers. the pakistan taliban claiming responsibility. it's unclear how the attacker gained entry into the high security zone. >>> back here at home, and in new york city tonight, we have learned this evening of

they kill more unarmed suspects who are white every singlesingle year.ear. and terry nichols mom said itm a hates her and paints thathere ae the officers involved here are black. well, at least pointed outare ti there are two kinds of cops, good cops and bad cops and both of them come in different colors. and when you call 911, when yo u want a good cop to show up, blac you're not saying i want a black cop or an asian ort a gd a female. o sh i want a good cop toow show upul and we should deal with these bs on a case by case basis.. one more thing. nee we need perspective. i'm in l.a., the worst police scandal in the history of a city that's had many police scandals hiad is the ramparthe one scandal, the one that inspired the movie training day starring denzel washington. 70 officers were involved. that soundel washingtos like a t that was one percent owaf the then seven thousand police 00 policofficers on the city. en so we ought to be dealing basis with these on a case by case basis and not systemic racism,y because, as i said, itsy causes suspects not to comply, cau

the white house just out with a statement. let's get right to terry moran live in washington with late reporting. >> reporter: classified documents were found just in november where president biden had an office from 2017 to 2019. sources tell abc news it's only a handful of document involved. the white house is acknowledging a small number of documents with classified markings were discovered when the president peernls attorneys were packing files housed in a locked closet at the office space. attorney general merrick garland has appointed a special counsel to look into this. this comes as hundreds of documents were found at former president trump's mar-a-lago estate in florida. one difference in the cases, the white house says biden and has lawyers have cooperated and documents were returned. no word on what area of national security these documents relate to or what level of classification they have. david? >> terry moran leading us off in the breaking news. terry, thank you. >> much more to come on this. >>> meanwhile the other major story tonight

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southern strategies as we talked about many people reference sort of the kevin phillips, terry dolan inversion of really white identity that resonated with wallace voters in the south. but many scholars today are questioning this interpretation that offers that laser like regional emphasis on nixon's law and order back strategy. so thinking about my principal character, bill brock, how did he frame southern? what did that mean to make it something southern? and i think it's interesting just to do some back story thinking about biography, i, i don't know if this helps or hurts us. understand the systemic emphasis on, on this, to think about the personalities. but his family was not from chattanooga, tennessee. they came from outside and they were commerce people. right? they were of coates folks. these were people who were starting manufacturing the brock candy company and, you know, brock's grandfather, other sides, it was cruisy. he had the the chattanooga law, the company. so they're really sort of forward thinking manufacturers and they always wanted that was denied sort of their southern ness. its otherne

where they were found, when they were turned over and tonight the white house just out with a statement tonight. let's get right to terry moran live in washington with late reporting. >> reporter: david, what we know that tonight the justice department has launched this preliminary investigation into classified documents recovered from an office that joe biden occupied and used a the penn biden center here in washington d.c., only a handful of these classified documents, this according to sources who are talking to abc news about this investigation, these documents i should say in the statement, the white house is acknowledging that, quote, a small number of markings were discovered when the president's personal attorneys were packing files housed in a locked closet at that office space last november, attorney general merrick garland has appointed the u.s. attorney general for the northern district of illinois to conduct a review of this matter. he was appointed by president trump, and this all comes as the doj's investigation into former president trump's possession of classified documents at mar-a-lago, that search wa

terry mcsweeney. >> and i am gia vang. dozens of people remain hospitalized after the mass shooting in southern california. >> flags at the white house flying at half staff. president biden has ordered all flags to be lowered to half staff in honor of the victims of the monterey park shooting. the president called the shooting a senseless act. law enforcement said the person responsible for the shooting is no longer a threat. the l.a. county sheriff's office said that the suspect was found dead. 72-year-old huu can tran was found to be opening fire at the dance studio. he then drove to another studio where two people managed to disarm him, but he got away. his van was found this morning in torrents, triggering a standoff. when police breached the ban, they discovered his body. he is believed to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> here in the bay area, community members and leaders are mourning the lives of those lost. >> nbc bay area's alyssa gord shows us how communities are responding to violence. >> reporter: people here in chinatown say they are not going to let what happened in monterey park stop them from ce

white house. thank you, mary. >>> and at the vatican tonight, tns of thousands paying their final respects to the late pope benedict xvi. pope francis leading the funeral. terryan is there. >> reporter: on a chill, gray morning in rome, the pallbearers brought the coffin into st. peter's square. tens of thousands from all over the world gathered to pray and remember and say good-bye to pope benedict xvi. just a few hours before today's mass, a private ceremony, benedict's body placed into the coffin hewn from cyprus wood, his face gently covered. he had asked for a simple funeral and it was. barely a mention that he had ever been pope. pope francis presided and delivered the homily, speaking of the gratitude the church has for benedict's life. it was the first time in centuries that a pope has laid his predecessor to rest. benedict's longtime secondary secretary sse coffe his cyprus coffin placed in a metal one and then an oak one and sealed. and buried with him, coins and medallions minted during his papacy, and a metal cylinder containing a record of his brief but historic papacy. david? >> moving images from the vatican all day today. terry, thank you. >>>

agedo on msnbo they just described what you just saw as white supremac sawyy really how cnn's van jones dido knowledge that the police who hit terry nichols were black, but quote hit tyre nichols, they mightbeen still have been drivenracism." to racism. van jones didn't take the timel. it was a lie, of course. to explain how it was a lie. th of course, they're all lying. of thee biden himself, the united states , swiftly uni reinforced that lie, referringso to an event in which every every single participant, and their supervisors, was the same color. supervisors was the same color.l biden lectured the unitedec states that, quoteunited state,l encounters with law enforcement have disparately impacted black and brown people. >> so the one thing we know, no matter how you feel about the video, most people don't think that's right. >> but the onet, thing we know for sure is that there is a highly aggressive propaganda campaign underway tonight designed to manipulate youunderd and using the sad death of a young man in memphis to do it . that propaganda campaign, likeaa definitiaganda campaigns, is by definition dishonest. but it's mor

terry nichols calling. the pretest is to gather peacefully, tell us, gave about the political reaction to this yes, there has been a officials all the way up to the top all the way to the white house that have taken notice of this case. in fact, president joe biden spoke with nichols family members by phone earlier on friday. not only that but the f b, i is also part of this investigation and the head of the f. b i. chris ray watched the video himself as well. so this is certainly a of something that has been a watch very closely. and it's certainly, especially after high profile cases of young black men and women being killed at the hands of police in recent years, particularly the george floyd case in minneapolis. minnesota recently. certainly another potential case like this, with video soon to come out as certainly caught the attention of so many people here. and it should be mentioned, tyree nichols 29 year old father of 4. i lived here in a memphis and i were this confrontation with police took place. i was just about a block away from where his mother lived. he was beaten so badly sent to the hospital where he died of his injuries 3 days later. thank you very much cam

also in the next village in bedfordshire, and also whilst walking my dog we saw a pure white squirrel stop" terryink. if sunrise this morning. cold, chilly, but a beautiful, i think. if you row is enjoying the water as well. matt has got a volcano cloud behind him! that is the lenticular cloud. they are actually very common and can last for hours on end, and we do get them in the uk. their official name is a bit of a mouthful on a saturday morning. it is where you get air in a fairly stable atmosphere, it rises up a fairly stable atmosphere, it rises up over the mountain, and as it rises it cools and the clouds start to form into those kind of pancake shapes. they can stack up and there can be many on top of one another. a spectacular one court in spain this year. the reason why they looked so weird in turkey is because it was viewed from right underneath, rather than looking at it from the side. and the sun setting gave it its amazing glow. but we do get them here in the uk, often across parts of scotland. but today it is different cloud in scotland. it is going to bring some rain to some today,

white house up and down pennsylvania avenue to safeguard if this crisis continues to loom? for instance, you talk about social security checks, not just social security, medicaid, terry checks and other items. are you guys working on -- military checks and other items. so are you guys working on anything so that these checks can come out in this crisis issue? ms. jean-pierre: veterans and senior citizens or taxpayers. if republicans go down this road they will be the ones who are hurting. we are going to continue to do what you have seen us do and hearing from myself in this event which is caused out -- call us out. which is saying that we in congress should get this done. without conditions. and you will continue to hear that from us. reporter: are there any conversations about plan b, plan c, plan de if this goes into that moment? ms. jean-pierre: i'm saying there should not be those plans. this should be done without conditions. we should not be negotiating around this. this is the last president under but trump administration it was done three times in a bipartisan way. so we will continue to talk about this and be clear and continue to have conversation with congress.

terry. thank you so much. >>> now the latest on president biden avoiding questions about his handling of classified documents. our senior whitent mary bruce is tracking this for us. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, the white house this morning is doing damage control. they are really scrambling to respond to this drip, drip, drip of revelations and these growing questions about their transparency. they insist they are defending this piecemeal approach and disclosures of classified documents found at the president's home and former office insisting they are releasing information as appropriate. they say they don't want to interfere or get in the way of this ongoing special counsel investigation. but there are a lot of basic questions still unanswered here and house republicans have now launched two investigations, but the white house is accusing them of fake outrage saying they are playing politics after they showed little interest in investigating donald trump's refusal to turn over hundreds of classified documents stored at his mar-a-lago home. now, the white house says the key difference here is t

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