pete buttigieg is no longer the little campaign he could. after raising $24.8 million in the second quarter. that s expected to be the most of any kand date. that puts people on the ground in iowa and new hampshire. fund-raising will continue into 2018. police in baton rouge, louisiana, is kinding that the counter of the city s african-american museum. they have no ideas. police do not know what caused her death. investigators are reaching out to the public, asking anyone with information to come forward.
so a clarification of one word is not helping. peter baker, take us inside what you know to be the details of this emergency meeting of his national security staff today, and any red flags that they raised about the fallout. i thought it was remarkable that dan coats put out the statement yesterday that he stood by the assessment of the intelligence community. and i heard from inside the president s orbit who said that his refusal to accept any kinding of the intelligence community where it pertains to russia has been his set point since before he was elected. absolutely. there s nothing new in what he said yesterday. it is consistent with what he has said before. and what s remarkable about this meeting today and about this administration for 18 months, is you have a president who is surrounded by people who don t see it the same way unanimously. dan coats, john bolton, john kelly, mike pompeo, you know,
suburban, if not rural city there. you can tell there are lots of various doorways here. it s a new school spread out over a considerable acreage, i should say. over a thousand students here. lots of ways in and out. and for all of the suggestions of one entrance and a metal detector might be one way to solve the school shooting phenomenon. a one entrance approach is dangerous because it prevents people from kinding other exits, in the case of other emergencies, whether it be a fire or a gunman inside the school. that s another one. neil: we ve seen gunman exploit the one way in, one way out situation before. liz. elizabeth: let let s continue the conversation, texas lt. governor dan patrick. not only to doug mcelway s reporting, but on neil s show
things. and allowing the government to regulate them. so the argument is that this is not about free speech and being able to express yourself online it s a functional actual thing that you re putting online and therefore the government has a right. what do you think to that? if the government makes that argument i would suspect that the response is that there are plenty of instructional things like textbooks or instruction manuals given the anarchist cookbook which is protected by the first amendment and taught people how to construct guns. there are plenty of similar instances where these instructional manuals have been found to have first amendment protection and just because we re dealing with something in a digital format in a new medium should not deny first amendment protection. and that s one of the arguments, rebecca, from specifically this young man who came up with the 3-d gun saying this is kinding after high profile shootings, the government s trying to crack
feel in baghdad. iran has been doing that. the official also confirms iran has been providing tons of military equipment and other supplies to the iraqi forces. rod nordland is live in baghdad. how would you assess the situation in the capitol city today? well, the big news here today is that shiite groups are meeting to choose a new prime minister, and there s increasing pressure on them to find somebody as an alternative to nouri al-maliki so he doesn t have a third term. is there a sense that the government could come together that would include the kurds and shia and everyone involved in the process sushi s kinding can tamp down if they feel part of the government? to the contrary there s a great deal of dismay they won t be able to come together.