said venus is alive.unds like venus and at the end of the phone call it did not sound like venus because all they would say is i'm sorry, ground -- grandpa. he couldn't get nothing out of them. >> during the phone call with venus' grandfather, the woman said i'm in illinois near a relative's home but the foreign records did not support that. >> we did not believe that phone call came from venus stewart. we think that was somebody playing a sick joke on the family. >> do you think it was doug putting somebody up to it? >> i can't say but i suspected. >> back in michigan, there was a court proceeding taking place, but not the kind venus' family wanted. >> the hearing today is doug stewart works to get custody of his two young daughters. >> doug is still going ahead with this custody issue? >> he's dragging us into court trying to get the girls back and there was no way he was getting custody of those girls. >> doug's claim is that he was the father. he is around but the mother is not, so he should have cust

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. >> well, the political venues are usually, come upon quite quickly.the campaigns will will choose them. the secret service will do some kind of a security assessment and do what they think they need to do to keep the protectee, in this case, former president trump, safe. now, they undoubtedly would have accounted for nearby rooftops. we'll wait to see whether this individual, this shooter who is now dead, was in position beforehand or whether they may have tried to access the rooftop while in full view of others, and how police and the secret service may have reacted to that. but this is certainly going to have an impact on on how police and the secret service go about securing these venues in the future, especially at a time when the threat environment in the country is so complicated, all the more so by the rather heated political environment we're in now. just months before the next presidential election. >> and erin, another thing that you've reported on in the past, and i think it's worth noting here, because we don't know the motive behind this

the venue is the — perimeter and the venue? the venue is the arena, _ perimeter and the venue?adium, the field. that is the venue. at the perimeter, the security perimeter extends much further than that and usually includes any high position that could potentially be at risk for someone taking this kind of shot for this reason. i would be curious to know if the place where this man fired the shot from was swept, was a place at the secret service had looked over and allegedly secured within the venue perimeter. not just the actual staging area where it takes place. the other thing to think about and this is something we will be thinking on in the days and months to come as we learn the identities of the victims is when you take a shot at a president who was standing in front of a crowd of supporters who are notjust firing a shot at that president, there is no way even the best shooter will fire at that distance are not potentially hit someone. indie fire at that distance are not potentially hit someone. we saw the images _ potentially hit someone. we saw the images haven't _ pot

and i think this is more likely than him being in the venue. i just actually got started scheduling, a press statement from the secret service and they say, i quote them here. a suspected sort of fired multiple shots toward the stage from an elevated position outside of the riley. when you suggested we were talking about right, it would have been very, very difficult to get a gun into the venue. but shooting from the outside of course, was obviously a possible. and he was able to harm the president and killed one spectator and 2 other people are very, very seriously injured. it's absolutely unbelievable. and, and like we've spoken about already, this has just happened days before the republican convention. i mean, what kind of impacts will this make or not? this is an incredibly time situation in the us already right now. is this incident going to make things even worse of the country is sold polarized. anyhow, and you know, we always have to bear in mind that in the united states we have more weapons of and people. so many, many americans have

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suddenly i'm in the venue, i'm in le bourget, in the olympics. picture of what it's going to be like competing. i'm already piecing together what it's going to be like to be there, what it's going to be like when i walk out and see the crowd, what it's going to be like when i walk out onto the boulder mat, onto the lead wall, um, onto the podium, hopefully. even the weather can mirror real—world scenarios. thunder rumbles yeah, exactly. it goes, like, really stormy. and then you can come back to the weather, like, when it's better. yeah. let's put it back to a nice day. all this requires a vast amount of processing power delivered by olympic partner intel. if you think about a digital twin, it requires a lot of different types of information to build that twin. you've got the 2d drawings, you've got the lidar scans. there's a lot of renderings. there's a lot of data that needs to be processed and accessed in real time and managed. so it's really, really complex in a time where it has to be perfect. it blows my mind that this is just one of the el

so the shooter, not in the venue on the roof adjacent to the venue, so is it believed then that some of these other shots that we heard witnesses describe that that was law enforcement returning fire? was it law enforcement who took the shooter out that i can't confirm? that's a that's a yes. >> no, i can't confirm that. okay. >> so it's okay. it's not clear how the shooter died. >> correct. at this point, we don't know i don't know. how about that i don't know at this point. >> fair enough. i understand and forgive me. i know it's a fluid situation and information is coming in piece by piece. >> extremely. >> yes. you know, richard, just just your take in general, this is this is obviously a tragic moment in this country. i mean, not only do we have this act of political violence, we have we have bystanders, people out there just exercising their right to support a candidate, potentially shot and killed, what are you feeling at this time? >> well, i mean, it's terrible, i mean, first of all, i'm embarrassed for my community that this happened here, i'm. i am disgusted and, sad that

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what officials are doing right now to keep that venue safe.ck. >> back to michigan where protecting the former president and rally goers is top of mind at today's event. secret service ramping up security as the investigation of the assassination attempt intensifies. former fbi special agent and fox news contributor, nicole parker, what agents are likely doing now to prepare for this event tonight at 5:00 in michigan. nicole, it's great to have you and in some ways, it seems an indoor event might be easier or not present the same challenges as a outdoor event. but that doesn't mean that it's completely a slam-dunk. how soon in advance did they have to start to sweep this venue to make sure it's completely safe before they start to let people in? >> jackie, those are extremely important points you're making, first of all, it's an indoor event, that does make it a little more manageable, but every single venue always has potential vulnerabilities and treated with the highest level of-- there's intricate details that cannot go unnoticed so for th

yeah, they. >> and they're building the venues as we speak. so we could watch it in real time where we can just hand it over to kathy crunch time those things. yeah. >> as the weather at weather here is great. i love france. i mean, i'm sure it's going to a pleasure the there as well. but i'm so happy to be here in the bay area. >> it's beautiful outside right now. temperatures are mild in san francisco. we're basically little bit breezy and we have temperatures right now in the city about 69 degrees. so things are really lovely. >> and then you get inland. so maybe like the heat. that's a good thing. if you do. >> because if you're in travis air force base 105 degrees 102 for antioch, as well ever more, 102. also in novato. and if you go up to santa rosa, 105 degrees. so it is hot. 95 degrees in san jose. on the other hand 66 degrees. the heat advisory is in effect for us in southern california parts of the san joaquin valley to the excessive heat warning. the good news is that actually is expiring tonight at 11 o'clock. but in the meantime,

hello, my name is venus. venus? venus. that's right venus. straight venus. class! yes, venus.ards, but for me it's normal. 90 to 60 is understandable, well, hence the first question: can a hypotensive person become hypertensive? will there be any hints? well listen, you're right started, you said that according to the standards it is lowered, for me it is normal, but where did you see these standards? we know the standards after which blood pressure is considered elevated, but we do not have standards that consider blood pressure to be low, you are not hippotonic, you are normatonic, you live 90 to 60. since there are no hippotonics, then all people whose blood pressure is less than well, roughly 140x90, we take real hypertension, they are considered either normal or pre-hypertension, so the question is, can blood pressure increases in a person whose blood pressure was normal before, even now you are still thinking, if not, i’m done, i’m done, i ’ve decided everything, roughly speaking, why is it that people’s blood pressure increases, well, yes, well done, that’s it decided,

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is this going to change maybe the venues? >> i would refer you to the secret service in terms of what they work out with the campaigns. we will continue to supply resources, as i'm sure the fbi will. and local partners as well. [ inaudible question ] >> i suppose. there's a balance that any of the campaigns on either side try. the point of them announcing is because they want the crowd. so it's not up to us in law enforcement to tell them when they should announce or how they should announce or how they should conduct it. we offer our best advice working hand in hand with the secret service, our best advice on how best to secure and protect that venue. >> considering how many people were there, and you have packed in there, you have somebody in an elevated position with a high-powered rifle. how likely is it that we're only talking about a couple victims, as sad and tragic it is? >> we're certainly grateful that we don't have even more victims. in terms of how this could occur, that will be part of the afteraction report and

so it's a dry venue, it's a clean venue.l the ingredients to make it something that is above everyone else. and i think it's a marvellous celebration of humanity. marco balich of balich wonder, it's so good to have you on the programme. thank you for being with us. thank you for having me. thank you. my final guest knows all about what it takes to win at the olympics, and then later in business. at the age ofjust 19, she won two gold medals in the swimming in the beijing olympics of 2008. four years later, she carried home even more medals in london. and then, at 23, started an entirely new career. today, in partnership with other former olympians, steve parry and adrian turner, she runs swim. it's a network of classes that teach 30,000 children how to swim every week. rebecca adlington, so good to talk to you on the programme this week. and take us back, you were, what, 19 when you won your first gold medals? yeah. what was it like to deal with that level of success at such a young age? yeah, 19, it feels like a lifetime ag

and the venue is trul a history books. and the venue is truly a part _ history books.ruly a part of the _ history books. and the venue is truly a part of the capital's - truly a part of the capital's history. when the doors opened in 1889, it was the first building in paris to use the marvellous new technology of electricity to light up technology of electricity to light up and spin the wings of the windmill. the original complex was ravaged by a fire in 1915, but rebuilt a couple of years later. so when the wings broke earlier this year, the venue made sure to pull out all the stops to get them back into place just in time for when the olympic torch is due to pass the landmark. translation: is a special evening. there is a lot of excitement, a lot of emotion, obviously, we remember what happened two months ago, we have received so much support from everyone, and it's quite enough emotional to know see this fiver again on the square. the sales have been recreated exactly as the previous ones. they are not rotating yet. a little more time is needed to install the motori

we had 80 sports venues in the country, and 34 new sports venues were added to them in this government. we started the national league for the first time , and god willing, in another month, the first of them will be the tournament the first national league of table tennis will be held in the working class of the country. this year, we have 3 national leagues in the eyes of the national league. in fact, rives tennis has a national futsal league and a national league specially for the working and production community, and in fact, there are special events in the atmosphere of working class sports. one of the main approaches in the field of labor sports. towards the universalization of sports, therefore, culture building in the field of labor sports is one of the most important issues, but we also consider the summit, and there are national championships , provincial championships, and transnational, i.e. international, we have 150 international medals that are this 3 years while working on the production front, our worker has been able to compete in world sports competitions as well. he

they happened away from the venues. yeah, you know, tell you what do you an example of what i'm talking about. imagine you're walking on the streets of paris. okay, i'm walking along across this part of me that you will never die. of course, millions watched lady gaga performed during the opening ceremony, but only a few got a personal ceremony serenade from the singer of one of her new songs. gaga said she wanted to say thank you to her fans who had been hanging outside her hotel every night. so she hooked up her ipad to her limo stereo system, started singing, blasted the tracks and sang for her fans. it's amazing. i think i've shared with you. i've been to seven, covered seven olympics and each one of them. there is one moment we'll all walk down the streets of tokyo or london or salt lake city, and i'll get teary eyed because something special happens away from the games, away from the athletes. i mean, i've been to one myself, so i know a little bit of what you're talking about, but the entire everybody's there. it

i mean, i, what i would want to say is it is incredibly difficult to have a venue open to the public and to secure that, against any possible threat against a very determined attack or uh that's, that's a huge list to try and do it. and, you know, again, the investigation will really give us an opportunity to take a look at where any failures occurred and what can be done better in the future. you know, we don't have one scheduled, but i would tell you we will. we will let you know, i'll give you plenty of notice. certainly as, as soon as additional things develop, that would be nowhere the are of interest to you. we'll get that scheduled and seem to have another wizard locally worked in residential is. this is the best case. what's gonna be going on there? well again, the interviews will all be occurring and so they may see law enforcement in their communities. people came from a wide area to come to this rally. i'm to so you know, there's going to be law enforcement finding out and, and, and as, as additional calls, photos, videos come in. um, you know, there was additional air vie

well, let's go to the venue of the competition and talk with my colleague ms. varzandeh, who is present at the paris olympics. hello , please give me the latest news and details of this event. i also say hello to you, sir baglo and the viewers, as you mentioned, today is the fourth day of the competition, we have three representatives in the disciplines of shooting, women's flying targets, heavy weight single rowing, and 100 meter freestyle swimming . the representative of our country, mrs. fateme majalal, is going to reach the distance of her opponents in the semi-final stage. we hope that she will be able to set a good record, get a good place, and overcome the disappointment and bitterness of the elimination of mahzaha javar and zainab norouzi. that samyar abdoli in the 100 meter event today to the water hit and shoot with flying targets. there is mr. mohammad biranand who is going to play the fourth and fifth preliminary stage and if he wins in the semi-final , he will continue his competition, but the hosting of the french is still associated with various

and then you move around both inside the venue and then the outside the venue. just find out where are the potential lines of fire . once you identify those potential lines of fire, you are then suppose to pose 6 are security per se. so now there with counter snipers, they didn't do that. and in fact, there are reports, credible reports from bystanders that they warrant police that they saw this guy climbing up on the roof and no one did anything. so the secret service agents that were inside the venue, they did their job. they moved immediately once the shot started uh to protect donald trump. but the overall officer in charge, and i don't know who that is, but they failed in their job, and that's either incompetence or they were complicit in a plot to have donald trump kill. there's no, no other way to look at. john, i saw your note in your head said, do you agree with laurie's just said about failure from the security services or complexity? uh yeah, i do. i agree with what larry uh, just said. this has to be one of the most bumbling in competent events in re

we know now that the shoulder, it was on the move, the top out side this riley venue. and we also know from an interview, a b been calling from the b c conducted with someone who was there. that's apparently, i mean this is not proven whatsoever, but this is at least out there that apparently some people were warning the secret service and also a police officer said someone was on this uh rooftop just outside of this venue. but no action was taken. and that, of course, now slowly starts to take over the political debates here in the beginning of the was of course, a huge shock. couldn't just understanding that. uh, it was just 8 inches away. this bullet uh, which did not its uh, president trump, uh, hotel, really killed uh, a former president in the presidential candidate. this was kind of dominating the 1st hours, but as we learn now that the former president don't jump is doing family okay. of course lived the 4 digit code, the page starts and with this information that this showed to it was on the, on the rooftop just outside the venue. and also like video is now be

it was very chaotic inside the venue at the time. i can tell you it was very unclear what was happening. donald trump has just a few minutes into his remarks when we started to hear loud banging from the right side of the stage. and that's when everyone was told to get down. people were screaming. i know you have some video of that, but i'm very very scary experience and also just to i forgot something want to share with you. so we know from three sources that the shooter was from outside of the venue, and so we're kind of scoping out the scene outside of the perimeter of the rally to figure out as much so we can understand. >> do you have a sense of how far the location where the shooter was was from the stage itself. at this point? >> it's hard to say. i've spoken with many people who are on the ground who told me that they had witnessed donald trump and his team have very heavy secret service at every single rally, there were snipers that i saw myself on top of a red billing building side, the perimeter of where the venue was the

and venus is walking through leo, and this is a creative atmosphere, you want to come up with something new, it’s just to fantasize with some ideas, so be clearer, more specific, more realistic, and this is probably the motto of next week, well, be clearer and more specific, i would like by the days of the next week, understand which days, especially favorable for something, which ones you need to be as focused and careful as possible, tuesday, wednesday, we monitor our emotionality in terms of sorting things out - so bumping elbows, including at work, so starting with thursday, what is worth noting is venus, our dear, beloved, who is responsible for relationships for money, she will be in a tense aspect with uranus, so those who in the second half of the week suddenly meet someone by chance, and it seems to them, that flirting has far-reaching plans, let’s not delude ourselves, flirting is not... nothing more, well, on thursday, few people go out, on friday, well, until the end of the week, well, of course, we are writing off the second half of the week, it’s sad, i agree, but what els

a venue like this when it comes to securi ? p, , a venue like this when it comes to securi ?uilding is too far away, we are not going to worry about it. modern rifles have a long range shooting capability with a great deal of accuracy, and donald trump came within an inch or two of losing his life today. and they certainly should have had police officers on that rooftop to clear the area, make absolutely sure that there wasn't a shooter up there, and quite frankly they should have been a —— there should be metal detectors at these rallies, people shouldn't be bringing guns anywhere near the place, if you're going to have a former president or current president, so there is going to be a lot of discussion about what the secret service did or didn't do that they should have done. we understand from local reports _ they should have done. we understand from local reports that _ they should have done. we understand from local reports that the _ they should have done. we understand from local reports that the security - from local reports that the security to access the venue itsel

and then the outside the venue. just find out where are the potential lines of fire. once you identify those potential lines of fire, you are then suppose to pose 6 are security per se. so now there was counter snipers. they didn't do that. and in fact, there are reports, credible reports from bystanders, that they weren't police, that they saw this guy climbing up on the roof, and no one did anything. so the secret service agents that were inside the venue, they did their job. they moved immediately once the shot started uh to protect donald trump, but the overall officer in charge and i don't know who that is, but they failed in their job and that's either incompetence or they were complicit in a plot to have donald trump killed. there is no, no other way to look at, john, i saw, you know, doing your head said, do you agree with laurie's just said about failure from the security services or complexity as i yeah, i do. i agree with with larry, i just said this has to be one of the most bumbling in competent events

ironside the rally venue, more than — him. ironside the rally venue, more than a _ him. rally venue, more than a hundred metresl him. ironside the rally venue, - more than a hundred metres away with these buildings. from the rooftop, the gunmen had a direct line of sight to donald trump. the crucial questions included why weren't any agents on the rooftop beforehand, especially as it turned out that the gunman was a known threat? she was accused of stonewalling.— stonewalling. it's a miracle president _ stonewalling. it's a miracle president trump _ stonewalling. it's a miracle president trump wasn't - stonewalling. it's a miracle - president trump wasn't killed. his life is over because he made it onto the roof and if it wasn't the roof that was dangerous it was the nutjob on top of the route. i believe your horrifying ineptitude and lack of skilled leadership is a disgrace and you are obfuscating today is shameful. i will have to get back to you. that — i will have to get back to you. that is — i will have to get back to you. that is no _ i will have to get back to you

the second is indeed to boost the sustainability of this venue, this existing venue, and use the gamesor, as a catalyst, if you wish, for sustainable measures. and then we also have added some more flexibility. it means if, let's say, a city does not have all the infrastructure to host the games, they can partner with another city or another region. so we also offer a lot of flexibility on how you define the host territory. i wonder whether olympics can ever be sustainable, given that you're essentially flying a lot of people from all over the world into one city, be those athletes, officials, media, to cover those games. that's a lot of people taking a very polluting form of transport to get there. the games can't be sustainable, can they? that's a question we often have. and you know, for us, the games are more than sport. in a world where we have crisis, conflicts on the rise, tensions among society and within societies, we strongly believe that the games is probably the only event that is able to bring the entire world in peace through sport. this in itself has a huge value, a huge

as people streamed out of the venue they told us what they had seen.described how he noticed a man he believed to be the shooter climbing onto a low roof nearby, holding a weapon. we noticed the guy crawling, bear crawling up the roof of the building beside us. 50 feet away from us. we were standing there and pointing at the guy crawling up the roof. he had a gun? he had a rifle. we could clearly see that. absolutely. we were pointing at him and the police were down there and running around on the ground and we were saying there was a guy on the roof and the police were like "huh?" they did not know what was going on. president trump was taken straight to the local butler county hospital. shortly afterwards he released a statement paying tribute to law enforcement and expressing condolences for those killed and injured. the statement said... the secret service also released a statement which said in part condemnation was swift. president biden had this to say. the idea that there is political violence and violence in america like this is just unheard o

the radius around the venue. we know that that shooter was outside the venue, but still quite close with a direct line, a line of sight to for bert president, a donald trump. so they are of course going to phase questions as to why they were not able to secure that roof. well, we do know that the i with us, the set of costs because of the supporters in the stands and some of them described what the sol, as the shooting was happening. that's nicholas and i was sitting there, a guy said, oh god, you had a gun. i looked up. there's a guy on top of the building right over there. and with an m. 16 with a blanket point and that the president he started shooting about about about, about, about $4.00 to $5.00 shots rang out there. it sounded like there are fireworks and everybody kind of hesitated like, what's happening before trump like swatted a z or you can see that he actually had that in. he dropped in. that's when everybody had the initial reaction to draw it to the ground and it was just, it was just like people w

really, they are extensive, it is not just the venue but they do go way outside the realms of the venuehese premises. you said this was a lapse, is that what you are calling it at this point, a lapse in security or was it just an oversight? >> well, either one, lapse would be synonymous with oversight. you look at a lot of these rallies that the former president is having and they are in open, big fields where a lot of people can attend and they are very difficult to cover. if you go back and look at the photos of the venue, the overhead photos that were taken, there's a lot of trees around, and i know they had to have initially cleared those and thought about what would happen or how they could make sure that no one was in those positions. the other thing that strikes me is the gunfire, you hear the gunfire from the shooter and you hear quick gunfire from the counter snipers from the secret service. so it's not like they had to move their rifles over to a really close position where the shooter was, they had to be looking fairly closely at that person on that building before he was fir

the venue of armed police, as you would expect.venue of armed police, as you would expect. and what sort of time are — as you would expect. and what sort of time are we _ as you would expect. and what sort of time are we expecting _ as you would expect. and what sort of time are we expecting former . of time are we expecting former brother trump to speak? and you mentioned in passing the attacks on kamala harris, is that part of a strategy of the trump campaign because they think she might replace joe biden? because they think she might replace joe biden? , ., . ., , joe biden? they have certainly focused on _ joe biden? they have certainly focused on her _ joe biden? they have certainly focused on her a _ joe biden? they have certainly focused on her a little - joe biden? they have certainly focused on her a little bit - joe biden? they have certainly focused on her a little bit over| joe biden? they have certainly . focused on her a little bit over the last few days. i think in possible anticipation as she might end up being the

we have added 280 sports venues in the country we had 34 new sports venues added to them in this government. we launched a national league for the first time, and god willing, in a month, the first of the first national table tennis leagues will be held in the country's labor market. we are considering 3 national leagues this year. the national league actually has day tennis, the national futsal league and the national league, especially for the work and production community, and in fact, in the atmosphere of labor sports, there are special events, one of the main approaches in the field of labor sports is to move toward the universalization of sports, therefore, culture building in the field of labor sports. it is one of the most important topics, but also consider the summit we take matches. there is a national championship, there is a provincial championship, and transnational means international. we have 150 international medals, which in these 3 years, our workers have been able to, while working on the production front , have placed in world sports competitions in various disciplines.

as people streamed out of the venue, they told us what they had seen., a local business owner, described how he had noticed a man he believed to be the shooter climbing onto a low roof nearby holding a weapon. we noticed a guy crawling, you know, bear crawling up the roof of the building beside us, 50 feet away from us. so we're standing there, and we're pointing, we're pointing at the guy crawling up the roof. and he had a gun, right? he had a rifle. a rifle? we could clearly see him with a rifle. absolutely. he's got a gun! shouting, screaming we're pointing at him, the police are down there running around on the ground, we are like: "hey, man, there's a guy on the roof with a rifle." and the police are like: "oh, what?" gunshots shouting, screaming get over here! - what are you doing? we now know at least one spectator was killed and two more critically injured. a doctor in the crowd tried to help. i heard the shots. i thought it was firecrackers to begin with. somebody over there was screaming: "he's been shot, he's been shot." so i made my way over

and the venue is truly a art of books. and the venue is truly a part of the _ books.history. - part of the capital's history. when it stores opened in 1889 it was the first building in paris to use the marvellous new technology of electricity to light up and spin the wings of the wind north. the original complex was ravaged by a fire in 1915 but rebuilt a couple of years later. so when the wings broke earlier this year, the venue made sure to pull out all the stops to get them back into place just in the stops to get them back into placejust in time the stops to get them back into place just in time for when the olympic torch is due to past the landmark.— the landmark. transition or it's especially _ the landmark. transition or it's especially good - the landmark. transition or it's especially good as - the landmark. transition or it's especially good as is i the landmark. transition or it's especially good as is a l it's especially good as is a lot of excitement and emotion because we remember what happened two months ago. we received so much support from everyone, i

we had 20 sports venues in the country, including 34 sports venues. in this government, new ones have been added to them. we started a national league for the first time, and god willing, in another month, the first of them will be the first national league matches. table tennis is actually organized in our country. this year, there are three national leagues in the opinion of the national league , in fact, tennis rives has a national futsal league and a national league, especially for the work and production community, and in fact , in the atmosphere of labor sports, there are special events, one of the main approaches in the field of labor sports is to move towards universality. doing sports is therefore one of the most important issues in the field of labor sports , but we also consider the summit, and there are national championships, provincial championships , and transnational, that is, international. we have 150 international medals that our workers have won in these 3 years. while on the production front, he is trying to get a place in the wor

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we met her at the group's new venue. >> it is a beverage and activity center.e have eight bowling leagues, two curling ports, beer, wine, soda, cocktails, and upstairs two full bars and local food from restaurants, so also in place to be when you are here visiting milwaukee. >> how close are we to the pfizer -- fiserve forum? >> a hundred feet across the plaza. absolutely the closest option and the only option for beer and a brat. >> what does it mean as a business owner in milwaukee to have a big convention like this come to town? >> the mayor of milwaukee called as the living room of milwaukee, and we are so proud of that, and we want to show that off whenever anyone is in town in milwaukee. we are built to be the place for local visitors to come and experience all of milwaukee in one stop, so that is what we have multiple food, local beer, local entertainment that is with the about the fabric of milwaukee. we have an awesome patio, and you can come into everything that you want and take home a souvenir too. we have local artists and makers and everything you

in brest, the main venue for the celebration of independence day, the traditionally legendary citadele place of courage, perseverance and unity of our people, people walked here all day, hundreds of patriots paid tribute. the memory of the heroes was honored with a minute of silence at the eternal flame. according to tradition, the troops of the brez garrison marched through the unicropolis and performed a prayer for belarus in the temple on the territory of the fortress. what is independence day? this, of course, is our heroic past, which we must preserve, this is the creative work of our people in the post-war period and today, and most importantly, so that we can preserve this world, which was conquered by our fathers and grandfathers. i am simply overwhelmed with pride for our grandfathers and great-grandfathers, and i am proud that i live in the republic belarus is a peaceful, prosperous country, proud of our president. we love our country, we are proud of our country, in our country roads are always open for young people. the festive mood was maintained throughout the day by con

take us where you've been taken at this venue and what you can see now? >> reporter: so right now, we're not far from where this rally took place. so stick with me here. i want to give you a lay of the land here. right where those por o potties are, that's where the rally occurred. you see these white tents. you asked me about the security precautions. when people come to these rallies, they are checked. they go through metal detectors. they are screened by secret service. right now, you have members that are leaving. along here that are being escorted out of this area. so that they can tighten this area off. i can tell you we were inside, live on the air with you and secret service asked everyone to leave. so we had, as press, to leave everything we could on the riser. we're now being pushed further out. stay with me here. we're just going to keep walking. we had to leave our cameras inside. our producer is filming as we are walking and being escorted out of this rally. so just stick with us here. chaotic, intense moments and just the sense of panic we h

in addition to that, we're promoting venues that are from all parts of our 77 community areas of theity as well as some of our surrounded suburbs. for that we're excited to be able to have our delegates as well as donors and other visitors that will be coming to town to host their events in different parts of the city. we have such a wide array of venue spaces that are all over the city whether it's the lakefront or all the way out to oak park. we have so many different options and we want all of them to be used up and get out to as many places and as many neighborhoods as we possibly can. we roughly $100 million to $250 million of impact. which is a huge benefit to our city of chicago as well as to our surrounded region and so we want to spread that out as much as we possibly can. >> you mentioned earlier this is not chicago's first time hosting the d.n.c. c-span viewers might remember the 1996 d.n.c. any lessons learned from recent conventions here in the city? christy: yeah, absolutely. i think the 1996 convention did an incredible job incorporating a number of different community

and then you move around both inside the venue and then the outside the venue. just find out where are the potential lines of fire . once you identify those potential lines of fire, you are then suppose to pose 6 are security per se. so now there with counter snipers, they didn't do that. and in fact, there are reports, credible reports from bystanders, that they weren't police, that they saw this guy climbing up on the roof and no one did anything. so the secret service agents that were inside the venue, they did their job. they moved immediately once the shot started uh to protect donald trump. but the overall officer in charge, and i don't know who that is, but they failed in their job, and that's either incompetence or they were complicit in a plot to have donald trump kill. there's no, no other way to look at. i don't, i just want to talk to a bit more about political violence. obviously we've had this attempt on donald trump slice, but in the last few months, we've seen of the political assassination attempts, we had well but feet. so the prime minister of