mystery. the f.b.i. struggling to uncover the mindset of the man who shot former president trump this past weekend. we re learning more information about how he got ready for this as we say good morning back here in milwaukee. the morning of day three. push can convention rolls on and so do we. dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. we begin today because the questions get harder and the answers seem more unbearable. we begin with exclusive new video showing another angle of the chaos that unfolded after the shots rang out, watch. someone is shot. someone is shot. bill: something else to watch. every single one of them. we knew this past weekend there would be more images. had to be, right? they continue to be uncovered and one of them right now. now we want to show you this. this is video of a police car trying to ram through the fence in an attempt to gain access to the building where the shooter was located. the f.b.i. now sharpening its focus on the
20 years ago i was a senior at the university of miami getting into the shower. i remember complaining about how tabloid the today show was that day, wishing for something more substantive. i got out of the shower, turned up the tv, and the north tower of the world trade center was on fire. what were you are doing when you heard the news? would you recognize who you were then or the country we lived in? and what have we gained after 20 years of war? what have we lost? are we safer now than we were then? people have been asking those questions throughout the day, taking perspective on this 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. memorial ceremonies took place across the country today. it was a chance for family members to honor their loved ones and for the nation to honor its promise to never forget. today president biden visited the sites of all three memorials. he started in lower manhattan alongside former presidents clinton and obama. he joined a wreath-laying ce
passing the 100 medal mark on day ten in tokyo. with news on the three gold medals won, here s rachael latham. the day started with two gold medals at the at the athletics track. a surprise called in the 1500 metres. he has been on the gb team for nearly ten years, but this was the first time he has competed in a paralympic games and stormed to victory beating the world champion. his team mate jonathan victory beating the world champion. his team matejonathan broome edwards also picked up a gold medal. this time in the high jump. edwards also picked up a gold medal. this time in the highjump. he edwards also picked up a gold medal. this time in the high jump. he was overcome with emotion waiting the results. he then continued to show emotion on top of the podium as well. and the wiggs made history by becoming the first woman in her category to win a paralympic medal. it s not the first pair the pick games for wiggs, she has been to three games now and says she has learne
we are hearing reports of a parent in california frustrated with the mask policy and his daughter s school assaulting a teacher. our panelist danny by live to break down the science of masking in schools. a murder mystery in atlanta remains unsolved tonight despite a $20,000 reward. who killed katie janice and her dog in piedmont park? we are covering the breaking news of a second murder in another park in atlanta. we begin with the mayhem in afghanistan and the american president who is responding to the crisis by taking a long weekend retreat. state department correspondent rich edson tracking the latest elements. good evening, the alabama sweeping across afghanistan is the you united states sends thousands of troops to help evacuate american personnel from the capital. in washington, political finger-pointing over the ongoing u.s. exit. the taliban is marching through afghanistan provincial capitals. united states marines are arriving in kabul, part of a porous of fo
the new york times is reporting that, during trump s final weeks in office, get this, his chief of staff, mark meadows, repeatedly pushed the justice department to investigate unfounded conspiracy theories about the election. including the theory that people in italy had used military technology in satellites to remotely tamper with voting machines here, in the u.s. and switch votes for trump to j votes for joe biden. that just seems as far fetched as anything could possibly be. cnn s martin savidge joins me now, ahead of trump speaking tonight at the north carolina gop convention in greenville. martin, what are we expecting to hear out of the former president tonight? well, that s the big question, isn t it, jim? i mean, that s what s tgot the crowd here. only about 1,200 people here but here is the thing. this speech tonight is the first of what is expected to be a series of speeches and rallies that the former president is going to hold throughout the summer. across th