travel situation? will it interrupt your summer plans? and pride month targeted. notorious extremist groups getting violent as they take aim at the lgbtq community. are some politicians providing cover and even incitement? welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we start with our politics lead. the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection is preparing its fourth hearing and they say they will show evidence donald trump was involved in a specific scheme, this one to submit fraudulent slates of electors, presumably in hopes any confusion would throw the matter from congress back to the states. tomorrow s hearing will feature georgia election officials brad raffensperger and gabe sterling. raffensperger is the georgia secretary of state who trump reportedly pressured to find some 11,000 votes so trump could falsely climb he won the state. we re also hear from the arizona house speaker rusty bowers who rudy giuliani allegedly pressured to let the stat
major david shannon who lost his life in 2002. his mother comes to visit. his sister, brenda, too, when she s in town. oh, how they worried that war might put him here. except, war didn t. no, there never was a to the back then about what could happen far from combat. what did happen all those strange things down south in north carolina. fayetteville is an old town steeped if revolutionary and civil war history, smack in the middle of the bible belt. but now cargo planes buzz if and out of pope air force base and all past the confines of the city spans ft. bragg, homebase of the computer wiz the special ops major david shannon. his house was here, just a few blocks off base. the major, his wife, joan and
retrieved. she s saying they can be retrieved, people. we re not talking about a computer wiz here, somebody who has greet insight into technology. but it also means the more nefarious explanations for this whole scandal start to wither a little bit. when they say it hasn t been wiped, it doesn t go to retrieval of e-mails, it goes to inten. they didn t do anything to this is according to the e-mail server company. now there s something else that s been ignored before lanny calls me. the doj came out and said we don t believe that she we re not bringing a case against hillary clinton for criminal behavior with respect to the e-mail server. that s been glossed over by the media, certainly by the republicans. that s a big deal. because it makes the trump angle of i m not worried about the mr. political, i m worried about her going to jail. that does not seem to be a possibility. it will soon be boone for bubbas on the campaign trail. it isn t just that, though.
joe, 6:24 here in new york. let s take a look at some of the morning papers. the new york times, a 17-year-old computer wiz from great britain sold a news app to yahoo for a reported $30 million. why didn t i think of that? he s 17. explain what it does. it summarizes news articles. the program called sumly. i did that i can do it right now. the app is called sumly, condenses long form news stories in easy to read articles. i met this kid a few months ago, and you look at him, he looks like he s about 14 years old. was it a brief meeting? that was his idea that was my job the first ten campaigns i worked on. right. why didn t i think of that? $30 million? did you get $30 million for it? not really. soon the american people will no longer be able to read anything longer than a sentence
the way. sandra endo has more on this. reporter: this memorial day many families of fallen service members may not be able to make it here to this sacred ground at arlington national cemetery but one young man is making the memory of troops buried here a click away for anyone in the world. one by one ricky keeps the spirit behind these headstones at arlington national cemetery alive online. you come here thinking what? it s sad. i look at the birth dates and death dates and think these are kids that aren t much older than me. reporter: the computer wiz started documenting the soldiers that fought in iraq and afghanistan and are buried at arlington. after he heard about the record keeping problems at the cemetery. he posted the information and pictures on his website called