By meso book if you or a loved one have mesothelial mac will send you a free book to answer questions you may have call now and we ll come to you 800 a31, 3,700 welcome to inside politics. I m dana bash and we are following a lot of breaking news today, including the secret service director resigning over security failures that led to a sniper s bullet nearly killing donald trump. We re going to bring you those developments later in the hour. But first president biden has just announced that he will address the nation tomorrow night at 8:00 p. M. Eastern from the oval office. Cnn s kayla tausche joins me now, live from the white house. Kayla, what do we know? well dana the president, is going to be delivering this primetime address to the nation that he said earlier in the week that he would deliver to provide some detail behind his desk decision to withdraw from the 2024 campaign in that official letter that he posted to his twitter and instagram accounts on sunday announcing his with
Democratic delegation from pennsylvania, which is the latest of seven state delegations to pledge their support harris is expected to meet with senate majority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader, hakeem jeffries. Soon see cnn has correspondents covering all of these latest developments for you. We ll start first on capitol hill with our chief congressional correspondent, manu raja manu, what more are you hearing about this potential meeting with the vice president that we re told is coming very soon and an expected endorsement from both of them yeah, they are expected to endorse kamala harris in the coming days. It s uncertain about whether it s going to be today. In fact, they re meeting does not sound like it will happen today. Chuck schumer, the sentiment joining they are probably need now back in washington. In fact, typically on a day when they re not in session like they re not in the senate. He s back in new york tomorrow. The senate returns to session. We also know
Concern it will continue to spread as vaccination rates slow down across the country. Bus crash horror. At least three dead after a headon collision between an suv and a transit bus with more than 30 people onboard. At least one victim air lifted to the hospital. The deputy under investigation tonight after video appears to show him kicking a suspect in the head. What authorities say led up to the violent arrest. Decision day in iran. The hardliner and close ally of the ayatollah elected as the country s next president. What the crucial vote could mean for the u. S. Martha raddatz on the ground in tehran. Celebrating freedom. As the country marks the first juneteenth as a national holiday. The marches and events held today across the country, including 94yearold activist opal lee, doing her annual twoandahalfmile walk. And dancing with dad. On the eve of father s day, the one father who would not let anything stop him from dancing with his daughter on her wedding day. Good evening. Tha
Good day, everyone. From msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome to all of you to alex witt reports. Here s what s happening at 2:00 p. M. , 11:00 a. M. Pacific time. We begin with the breaking news from texas, where any moment now, lawmakers in the house chamber will vote on some of the most restrictive voting laws in this country, passed by the state senate overnight. And if approved by the house, as expected, governor greg abbott could sign it into law as soon as today. We ll keep a close eye on those developments for you. But first, the commander in chief honoring american he rose. Joe biden giving his first memorial day speech in delaware. He honored fallen troops, as well as his late son who died of brain cancer six years ago today. Folks, we re unique in all of history, we really are. With those names that s on that wall, and every other wall and tombstone in america, are velt veterans. That s the reason we re able to stand there. So i hope, i hope the nation comes to
following the shooting and killing of daunte wright. out here in front of the brooklyn center police department, debris is everywhere, including bags of medical supplies. this case is moving swift. that s something some of the protesters are pleased with. we could learn later today if the officer who fired that shot that killed the 20-year-old father will be charged. yesterday she submitted her resignation letter to the city of brooklyn center, but the mayor told me he s not accepting her resignation and protesters said a resignation is not enough. that s part of the reason they took the street well beyond the curfew yesterday. at least 60 people were arrested. and prior to the demonstration we saw here last night, we heard from wright s family, including his aunt who was still trying to get her mind around everything that s happened. listen in. my nephew was 20! did you all not see my little great-nephew? did you all not see that beautiful baby? he is fatherless. not a mis