higher. we re getting video from the ground. look at this street filled with rubble and dust in the air. the man in the video you re seeing right now saying there are a lot of wounded people on the street. more images show destruction as a building was shaken off kilter. it must be all too familiar for so many haitians. they re still feeling the impact of a major earthquake in 2010 that killed at least 220,000 people. remember, this country is in the midst of another crisis. haiti s president was brutally assassinated in his bedroom last month in front of his wife. today s unfolding disaster could be compounded by this. tropical storm grace is expected to hit the area as soon as monday. it just doesn t stop for the people in haiti. cnn correspondent patrick oppmann joins me from havana, cuba. patrick, this is just another devastating blow to haiti. what are you learning about the extent of the damage right now? reporter: well, there are whole areas of this part of haiti whe
we feel like we know this story and we have heard from some of those police officers, not all of them, and we have seen so much of the painful an agonizing video and we ve had six months of coverage of it and so what s new could today bring and it was all new. it was an experience like we ve never had watching any congressional hearing in history. i agree and you covered a lot of them. and those who capture best the motion of what would it be like to be at the united states capitol today is about to be on your show. yes, we re gonna have a full hour and much more coverage is going to be on that hearing. have a good evening lawrence, . thank you, ali. well, in today s story house hearing we heard things that we have never heard before in the history of congressional hearings. we heard, on live television, on this network words that have never been said on this network before and those words are going into print tonight. in the new york times where those words have ne
tomlinson has the story. people in the nation s capital are on edge following a shooting in an upscale neighborhood while many were dining outside and sent patrons scrambling. the d.c. police chief visited the crime scene. i m mad as hell about this and i hope you all are, too. we want to help people, yes, we should, but you cannot coddle criminals. you cannot. chief, are calls to defund the police helping you? i don t think that those calls are helping. d.c. police released this video showing two suspects wanted in thursday night s shooting getting away in a getaway car. and they called it a war zone. violent criminals are not staying locked up. i see people doing violent crimes and i see them back in the community. and it breaks my heart. we need police now. we don t see them on bikes, we see them in cars. just last month, the mayor bowser wanted to cut funding for police and now she says she wants to see the department quote, use any overtime necessary to s
hospitality. we are being by this administration. yet, you have got 1.2 million people come across that southern border. they are not telling them oh, wait a minute, have you been vaccinated? the teammates getting their super bowl lv championship ring just 31 diamonds. brian: that s got to be john hardy. steve: it is. brian: he is going to close our show today. if is he as hard of a tv star there is in nashville. he hails from california. you cannot hear his song and not drink a beer. it s physically impossible. ainsley: his last name is pardipardi but pronounced party. brian: he is going to close our show today. steve: it s a friday in the summer we always have our all-american concert series. today mr. pardy is the party. ainsley: ains is there a mrs. pardi? that would be a great last name. steve: looks like a e. ainsley: we have gone through the worst year ever people are yesterday to have fun again. steve: you don t have to go on vacation, ainsley. it s friday. ai
because you re right, we feel like we know this story, we have heard from some of those police officers, not all of them. we ve seen so much of the painful and agonizing video and we ve had six months of coverage of it and so what could what new could today bring and it was all new. it was an experience like we d never had watching any congressional hearing in history. agree. you covered a lot of them. one of the americans that best captured the emotion of what it would have been like to be at the united states capitol that would be on the show. they will be on that hearing. have a good evening, lawrence. in today s historic house hearing, we heard things we have never heard before in the history of congressional hearings. we heard words that have never been on this network before. the words are going into print tonight the new york times where those words have never appeared before. those words are vivid descriptions of a president of the united states sending a