enjoy the minions menu at ihop. for a limited time kids eat free! and catch minions: the rise of gru. only in theaters. good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world, it is wednesday, june 29th. i m john berman with brianna keilar. these are the headlines this morning in huge font, right on the front page of the new york times, enraged trump encouraged violence and sought to join mob aide testifies. the wall street journal, trump knew mob was armed, sent it to the capitol staffer says.
hearing. cassidy hutchinson testified that donald trump and chief of staff mark meadows ignored warnings about potential violence before the attack and did nothing to stop it once the attack was under way. according to hutchinson, trump knew there were weapons in the crowd but during his speech at the ellipse, still ordered his supporters to march to the capitol. and new details about efforts close to trump to intimidate witnesses who have cooperated in the congressional investigation. good morning, welcome to morning joe. it s wednesday, june 29th. it seems that history bends every day this week. mika, we, of course, had the supreme court decision last friday. and yesterday, had the most testimony on capitol hill since watergate, what was your takeaway? well from my perspective, it was revealed, exposed really that the men around trump are
this morning on world news now, terrorist take-down. gunmen and suicide bombers attack a popular hotel. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the brazen assault that lasted more than four hours. it s wednesday, june 29th. from abc news, this is world news now. good morning. i m peggy bunker. i m daniel sieberg. rob nelson is on assignment. a popular hotml!in afghanistan was the scene of a frightening attack late tuesday. afghan commandos and international forces battled a team of suicide bombers and gunmen. a report from kabul coming up with the latest in just a moment. a very scary scene there for the also, some good news now . from one of the most struggling sectors of the economy this
today on world news now, high alert. new worries that fire creeping toward the los alamos nuclear weapons lab could double or even triple in size. firefighters are battling to keep the blaze under cononol before it can reach the hazardous material on site. it s wednesday, june 29th. from abc news, this is world news now. good morning. i m daniel sieberg. rob nelson is on assignment. in5 firefighters in new mexico are working throughout the night to contain the wildfires that are burning outside one of the nation s top nuclear weapons labs. take a look at the conditions here this morning. also how safe the radioactive material is. we re going to look at that in just a moment. reportedly the fires at one point got within about 50 feet. so you can imagine this wall of firefighters that are trying to keep this at bay. these events really highlight nuclear safety, nuclear power
this morning on world news now, life-saving moment. a new study is once again shaking up what we know about mammograms. will the findings finally put to rest the debate over breast cancer screening? it is wednesday, june 29th. from abcbcews, this is world news now. good morning. i m daniel sieberg. rob nelson is on assignment. i m peggy bunker. the results of the longest-running breast cancer study ever are now in and after years of debate doctors now say they have the most conclusive evidence yet t tt mammograms do save lives. more on that study coming up in just a moment. but this will be definitely big news for a lot of folks out there that were outraged when they said, basically don t bother with mammograms, they don t do that much. i think it s been a little confusing for some women recently, sort of some mimisinforma and confused d about at what point in life to