a decade ago he released to the world our national security agency s secret wide ranging information gathering programs. officials suspect a similar situation in this case. an individual or multiple people on the inside rather than an outside hack. fox news can confirm at least 53 documents have been made public. some of that intelligence is very new and apparently has been on the internet for weeks. the leaked intel shows secret details on the war in ukraine and other allies including south korea and israel. white house national security spokesman john kirby. this is information that has no business in the public domain. it has no business if you don t mind me saying, on the pages of newspapers or on television. it is not intended for public consumption and it should not be out there. in order to protect this country every day the way we do, one of the things we have to protect is information. not only the information itself, but the manner in which we glean that informati
the documents including sensitive information about ukraine, and we will talk to ukraine s former president, next we begin this hour with the latest out of louisville, kentucky in 30 minutes we expect an update from authorities, and we will bring that to you when it happens. overnight a fifth victim died from her injuries. she was 57-year-old. she was an executive administrative officer at that bank the other four victims were identified as james tutt, who was 64 years old he was a commercial real estate market executive and a county executive described tutt as a high quality individual. the 40-year-old joshua barrick just started working there and thomas elliott was a good friend who helped launched a law career, and he s being remembered as somebody that lifted people up and then the 45-year-old giuliana farmer just posted on facebook that she was expecting a new grandchild in september. eight people were also injured in the attack, including three police officers. among
[ applause ] i think we, if you make the demand, here is what has ha to happen. all of you folks and i hope, and i m not being facetious when i say this, hopefully republicans hear as well, we got to make sure that this becomes a voting issue. that s president biden, sitting down with jimmy kimmel last night, after traveling to los angeles, to host the summit of the americas. we re going to have much more on that important gathering with world leaders. we are also following the latest in the debate of gun safety legislation as an 11-year-old survivor of the uvalde massacre and a parent to one of the students killed testified before congress. and it s here. a block buster night for the january 6th committee. as the first hearings into the capitol attack kick off this evening in prime time. we ll tell you what to expect. good morning. and welcome to way too early. on this thursday, june 9th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for being with us. it was an emotional day on c
and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours. good day. this is andrea mitchell reports in washington. the january 6th committee is about to unveil its evidence of an alleged criminal conspiracy to overthrow the election. with former president trump at its center. after nearly a year spent interviewing more than 1,000 witnesses and more than 100,000 documents, the seven democrats and two republicans on the committee will try to persuade the country that there is an ongoing threat to our democracy. it all begins tonight in primetime with what the select committee says is never before seen video and new testimony about a coordinated effort to keep donald trump in the white house. i don t think anybody has put the whole thing together. certainly, it is eye-opening for me to see the story that we are about to tell america. we re going to find out some information, some ma
motivation, what was his connection to the school. i say his. i m assuming it s a male we re talking about. they ll go back first and speak to friends, relatives, family members, people who knew him in whatever school he s attended. they ll go back and look very closely at any sort of social media presence that the shooter maintained, whether he posted any statements about his intents, about his purpose and his motivation, and even if not about those things specifically, they ll try to come up with some sort of a character sketch, if you will, as to what was in this person s mind in the days and weeks leading up to this. they ll look at his browsing history, his contacts on email, text, social media, on his telephone if in fact he had one, which he probably does. so it is a massive effort to try to paint as rich a picture as you possibly can of this likely deeply disturbed person who committed a horrific act. it s important for us as a society to understand more and more abou