through, um, confronted the shooter. there is the question that deputy chief paul humphreys raised. did they did police shoot him in that confrontation, or did he take his own life? i m still not clear. what we do know is he s a former or current employee of the bank, according to deputy chief humphries, um understand him to be a portfolio , a syndicate manager and portfolio specialist who started at the bank in 2018, as an intern worked his way up into a significant position and apparently, as juliet said, this is classic workplace violence. um what we re told is he was either a former employee or about to become one. it could explain something that we ve grappled with in our conversations here this morning, which is if the bank doesn t open till nine. a.m. how did the shooter get in? as a current employee or former employee. he
the incidents occurred and how to get an idea of the physical locations of that. as you mentioned, i talked to the scientists there. they were the ones on the ground. one thing we learned is that while they were in those locations, they never really got a chance to talk to these patients because u.s. diplomats were brought back to the united states and examine in places like miami. we want an impact on the cuban people, as well. the embassy was supposed to open, doesn t open. incredible. sanjay, that was a moment of hope, right? that was relations between the countries, donald trump turned that around. i wonder what is the reaction from people who say and believe they suffered these symptoms? you know, i m glad you asked that, jim. that s one part of the story that hasn t been told enough. that is 2016, there were these grand dreams of what was going to happen in cuba. they would be open to the world,
prepare for what awaits them at these, you know, before they fly? airports, airlines, tell everyone to arrive three hours early for a flight. actually if you are checking in a bag, sometimes it doesn t open until two hours before the flight. all you can do is be prepared for long lines. if you have kids, make sure that you have snacks, drinks and water on board. but, yeah, unfortunately just bracing yourself really. baggage is a big problem for heathrow. so try to only havecarry-on in the plane does help. make sure before you leave the house that the flight is on time and not canceled. good practical advice there. thanks very much. and that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i m christina macfarlane. i ll have more after this quick break.
trump himself put $500,000 of his own money into the purdue campaign. that s pretty unusual, because trump doesn t open his purse for many people. the rest of that money came from a pac associated with trump, and but it still hasn t been enough. as you pointed out, fred, purdue is barely eyeing the air in the final weeks of this campaign. he doesn t have the money to compete. all right, bill, you say the secretary of state race is one to watch. what about herschel walker in the polls are showing him ahead of the republican competition. he is a trump pick from the very start. it was trump who has encouraged hill and they re good friends, to say run. how does it look? what are his chances? yeah. surprise, surprise. it looks like he may come ahead according to the polls on tuesday. and he s doing this he mounted this whole campaign.
president obama a very big opening politically. now is not the time to double your interest rates on student loans. michelle and i, we ve been in your shoes. we only finished paying off our student loans about eight years ago. americans now owe more on their student loans than they do on their credit cards. student loans. student loans. student loans. let s give those student loans directly to students. can i get an amen? amen! that as a campaign drum beat, mitt romney quickly said he fully supports extending the loan program and house republicans got on board. but the bill they passed today is paid for by eliminating preventative care funding in the health care reform act. house democrats wanted to tax oil companies. that s how they wanted to pay for it. some members, minority leader nancy pelosi and others, also calling the gop funding plan another attack on women. what the majority would do today with taking the funds here instead of taking it from special interest