General james holmes, commander of air combat command, discussed the future of the u. S. Air force during a virtual conversation with the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies. This is an hour. Good afternoon, everyone. Warm welcome to all of you. Im dave deptula, dean of the institute for Aerospace Studies and would like that thank air combat command general commander james holmes for joining us today. After so many years of service and in key positions throughout our air force, needs little introduction. Simply summarize by saying hes excelled in operational, staff and academic purchase suits at every level, and as a result, hes brought an unsurpassed degree of competence to his current job. As commander of air combat command hes responsible for organizing, training and equipping air force aerospace cyber and Intelligence Forces for Rapid Deployment and employment. With that mobile, id like to turn it observer ver to you to what are at the top of your priority lists these days esp
presidential pardon, relating to january 6th? missed your meadows did seek that pardon, yes ma am. a new concern in march in trump trump world, that mark meadows a spelling to the special counsel. tonight, the latest on the insurrection investigation, and signs of an imminent prosecution in the dobbs case. then, it s time to make our voices heard. one year after the massacre in uvalde. she remembers a lot of screams and a lot of the chaos. she could hear the police in the hallways. the survivors looking for answers, and the fight for gun control in texas. plus, the oath keepers now facing 25 years in prison for january 6th. and ron desantis announces he s running for president, in the most successful elon musk roll out since the cybertruck. yeah. oh my god. maybe that was a little too hard. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, i m gonna add a little deep tees off the top here. the desantis elon musk launch was an on fathom-ab
Speaker of the house. Divisions among the gop remain and a full floor vote is on pause. All this as fighting intensifies between israel and thomas and a million residents of gaza are under order to evacuate with an Israeli Ground invasion expected to be imminent. This morning on the washington journal, we want your thoughts on both stories. You can call us at 202 7488001 on the republican line, democrats can reach us at 202 7488000. Independents on 202 7488002. And if you like to text us, you can do that at 202 7488003. Just make sure to include your name and where you are from. We will start with what is going on on capitol hill. Have an article here from the Washington Examiner at the house left on for the weekend as jim jordan sought to shore up the court for the speaker bid. That by several of the reporters from the Washington Examiner and we are joined by one of them this morning for who is a congressional reporter for the Washington Examiner. Reese, good morning. Thanks for havin
The party but he couldnt guarantee it was the case. They are on the way to bail him out of jail. For the deputy that suffered minor injuries breaking up the fight at the party, he was back on patrol shortly after. Live in sterling, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. Kimberly the man accused of stabbing a local student on board a metro chain a metro train appeared in court today. Jasper spires accused of killing Kevin Sutherland. Brianne carter was in the courtroom and has the new developments. Brianne jasper spires will be held without bond. The decision made by the judge after finding probable cause in this case this afternoon. This comes as earlier today we began to learn more details of exactly what happened on board that metro train on july 4. 24yearold Kevin Sutherland was stabbed or cut nearly 30 or 40 times as he rode the metro train last saturday. That is according to Court Documents released today. Documents that say that sutherland was punched until he fell to the ground. The friends
An adversary like north korea. Reporter mark is among a group of democrats in congress who signed on to a resolution rejecting president trumps recent statements on north korea. Laura anthony, abc7 news. A majority of americans support using a nuclear bomb to save u. S. Soldiers from dying in war. Thats according to a few study out of stanford. Researchers say Public Opinion on Nuclear Weapons hasnt significantly changed since 1945, when the u. S. Dropped bombs on japan during world war ii. Given the scenario, 60 of americans surveyed would approve of a nuclear bomb to kill 2 million iranian civilians to enevprtn invasion of iran that would prevent the killing of 20,000 american soldiers. The bay area is staying pretty calm while the threats fly back and forth between washington and north korea. That means some survival businesses are seeing little change in sales. But others say theyre having trouble keeping things in stock. Eric thomas continues our kom g coverage. Eric . Reporter am