administration and what the biden administration has done to this country, it s going to take eight years. it s going to take somebody with energy. and i will tell you what, you will see tonight, nikki haley is definitely not past her prime. she will answer questions, any question asked of her, you will see the real nikki haley. and i m excited about her candidacy. when you endorsed the ambassador, you said that the republican party has entered a, quote, season of change and is looking for new leadership. but as you know, the former president donald trump is the very clear front-runner at this time. do you think that she has to make a very sharp contrast between her and what she would do as president and her former boss? absolutely not. nikki haley will be nikki haley. she ll be real. she ll be authentic. look, the policies of president trump were phenomenal. look at what we re facing now. and haley and all the others
alert and observant. answered loud and clear, and today he was arraigned on four charges of murder in the first-degree, accused of stabbing to death four students last november. and also in the court, the parents of gonsalves, and they did not express outward emotion, or interact with kohberger or his team. the arraignment moved quickly and efficiently and then kohberger exited the courtroom. two other follow-up hearings in the next hour or two in relation to this case. the big one was the arraignment and ultimately kohberger entered a not guilty plea by staying silent, sandra. sandra: matt, we are looking for any reaction to this. what s so unusual is his silence
to find the exact number of votes that they would need plus one to overturn the election in georgia. that s what s going to be the focus there. but again, even as they detail and get into the weeds on these subplots, it all comes back to the central premise, which is, where was donald trump in all of this? the committee s findings, the exact antithesis of what rudy giuliani is saying here. let me turn to you, peter. navarro today entered a not guilty plea. tell us more. there were two orders of business today, hallie. one is the plea, not guilty, as you say. the second is the trial date. his lawyers, and by the way, he now has lawyers after representing himself at the first hearing. they say they need a lot of time. that this is a complicated case. that there are complex constitutional issues. they also say that he has a book coming out and that he wants to do a marketing campaign for it that would start in august and last through december.
rifles. we need red flag laws and consequences for those who abuse them. these are reasonable, practical, tactical regulations. that emotional plea comes as republicans and democrats in washington are trying to reach an agreement on some kind of gun reform, key democrat negotiator says they ve entered a, quote, pretty critical stage, rosa flores outfront in texas for you us tonight, what s the latest there tonight? reporter: well kate, uvalde district attorney breaking her silence, not saying much but indicating the texas ranger s investigation into the shooting is not complete, it s on going, and that it s going to take a while which means that for this community, closure is not near. the memorials for the victims of the mass shooting at rob elementary school in uvalde continue, and so do the memories.
car park were four people were killed, before he entered the building and continued his rampage. a security guard, a retired buffalo policeman, tried to stop him and was among those killed. most of the victims were black. before the attack, the gunmen posted a code of manifesto online, a hate filled screed laid bare his extremist views. 0utside his extremist views. outside the supermarket, he was disarmed, taken into custody, and charged with first degree murder. in court his lawyer entered a not guilty plea. now new and difficult questions have emerged. after threatening such finals last year, the gunmen was held by the authorities for a mental health evaluation then released. a further blow to this tightknit community torn apart by a teenager with a gun. will grant, bbc news. darius pridgen is pastor