activity this specific response of the support of the after action but yes, law enforcement was responding to check on several suspicious occurrences. or the other suspicious occurrence? what will be part of the investigation. you said you re close to identifying the shooter. could you at least confirm he is from butler county, pennsylvania? is there anything else? did he have any affiliation with that company do you know? again we are not prepared at this time to provide the identity of the potential shooter we are in the process of doing the confirmation but once we have a confirmation we will lease the name official each of the press. but at this time we cannot give any further information on the potential. what else needs to be done question. it is a matter of doing biometric confirmations there was no identification on the individual as an example. and so we are looking at photographs right now we are trying to run his dna and get biometric confirmation. laurie
think these are dangerous people. they need to be removed from their position of power. general milley needs to resign. if he does not resign, he needs to be fired. there is got to be accountability. the nation s top military officer feared trump s mental capacity. one of them just two days after the deadly january 6th riot. we are 100% steady. everything s fine but democracy can be sloppy sometimes. today the pentagon said they have full confidence in milley backed up by the president. did general milley did the right thing? i have great confidence in general milley. milley denies this reporting. he stated, he regularly communicated with chief of defense around the world. the pentagon was worried trump would execute a coup. the chairman should be put on trial for treason. my goodness. joining me now is congressman ted lu and daniel gibbs and julio castro. thank you, for your question, i see it as a jab. what general milley was referring to was a nuclear bom
we re going to bring in latasha brown, co-founder of black voters matter, who is right now at the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c. latasha, are you with me? all right. we re going to stand by for latasha. she will be joining us as soon as she s mic d. we want to check in. are you with me yet? can you hear me? i can t. can you turn it down a little bit? okay, we can hear you. we re going to see you in just a second. i want to make sure that you can hear me. latasha, do i have you? i can hear you. great. we ll see you there you go. we see you. we see you, and we hear you. okay. the peril of live tv. we re happy to have you. hi. you look great. let s get into it. i want to know what is the point of this march, and what exactly are you hoping to accomplish? you know, today we re doing this make good trouble march because what we rally because we need to make good trouble. you know, we are right now in 2021, we have less voting rights now than we had in 1965
miracle baby who beat the odds and is inspiring america. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening, everyone it was a goal too far. tonight, the biden administration s acknowledgment it will miss its latest vaccination objective, as much a setback for the country as it is for the white house. pace of vaccinations stubbornly lagging president biden s july 4th target of having 70% of adults at least partially vaccinated appears it will come up short over 177 million americans have received at least one dose that leaves millions of unvaccinated americans at risk of the more contagious delta covid variant. dr. fauci today declaring the delta variant is the greatest threat to eliminating covid. that threat coinciding with an emerging generation gap over the vaccinations tom llamas now with late details. reporter: tonight the white hous sounding the alarm about the highly contagious delta variant, admitting a setback when it comes to vaccines. the
would have put in place sweeping new voting restrictions. and the latest on another cyberattack breaking overnight. this one targeting the world s largest meat supplier. what it means for our cybersecurity, not to mention meat prices at the grocery store straight ahead. welcome to tuesday. it s meet the press daily. i ll hallie jackson in for chuck todd. as we speak, president biden is on his way to tulsa, alabama, for the 100th anniversary of the massacre in tulsa. he s the first president to cast such a bright spotlight on this often-ignored memories in history. there are only a few living survivors from that attack 100 years ago and president biden will meet with them in a few hours before delivering remarks. that speech coming at a moment of renewed focus on social justice in america, and happening 24 hours after his memorial day address, where he brought up voting rights multiple times with the white house keeping the attention on racial equity. democracy must be