many times, while i was watching their testimonies, i was brought to tears. i mean, i can see that the impact of having been there to witness what they had to witness was going to have a lifelong effect on most of them. and knowing the pain that i feel, i mean, my heart just breaks for them. we re going to be talking about the trial in just a little bit. first, let s go back to the breaking news for capitol hill. from capitol hill, rather, with nbc s vaughn hillyard. so, vaughn, a lot of people want to know about a possible motive. is there any update on that? reporter: this individual is 25-year-old noah green, alex. we know that this man spent most of his life in the state of virginia, in neighboring virginia here to washington, d.c. what the exact motive is, it s still unclear. what led him to the capitol yesterday, this friday, what led him here is still unclear, why attack the u.s. capitol is unclear. we do know from facebook postings, however, that prescribed
commands. the suspect was then taken to the hospital where he died. we still don t know the motive. congress was not in session at the time and very few people were around. acting capitol police chief released a statement on the passing of officer billy evans. he was a member of the united states capitol police for 18 years and was a member of the capitol s division first responders union. a police recession took his body past the capitol to the medical examiners office late this afternoon. the injured officer is in a stable, non-life threatening condition. president biden said jill and i were heartbroken to learn of the violent attack on the security checkpoint on the u.s. capitol grounds. we send our heart felt condolences to officer evans family and everyone grieving his loss. we know what a difficult time this has been for the capitol. the incident prompted a huge security response with a helicopter landing on the east front of the capitol and national guard troops descen
a lion s propaganda. what is the difference between the two? think about the moments in your own life when you have lied. most of the time you do it because you ve done something that you are ashamed of and you are hoping nobody will find out. when you are caught, usually the truth. so someone says to you, you are a drunk. you say, no i m not come i ve only had three beers. but actually you at eight beers. you are line, that is what line is. propaganda is different from that. it is not a shading of the truth, propaganda is a complete inversion of the truth. you are drunk, somebody tells you. no i m not, you replied, you are the one who s drunk. you ve had eight beers. i m disgusted by your drunkenness. that s what propaganda looks like. it s the mirror image of reality, the exact opposite of the truth and it is always delivered with ferocious aggression. propaganda tends to but why don t people, confuse them. what is this, do you think? but for that very reason, because it s
the shooter. also this morning in washington, the fbi conducting a historic search of president biden s home in coordination with his attorneys and finding more classified documents now as the white house deals with the legal implications, the political fallout is also getting worse. a warning from russia this morning. if germany sends its leopard 2 tanks to the war zone, ukraine will pay. this comes as two major western allies are locked in a standoff. a tv weather man jumped on the subway by a group of teenagers after he tried to help an elderly man. now these teens are free. cnn this morning starts right now. we ll start here in. after the massive manhunt, the gunman is dead, the sheriff said he shot and killed himself in his own van when police tracked him down hours after the mass shooting. we re told that he also went to a second dance studio to kill even more people, but the people inside were able to wrestle his gun away. cnn has learned the gunman was a fre
the nation as demonstrators demand stricter gun laws. cnn correspondents spanned out across the country to cover the push for gun reform. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we start in ukraine, where officials are claiming progress in the south, as russian shelling rains down on the east. ukraine has been pushing forward with this counteroffensive in the kherson region, and president volodymyr zelenskyy says another area has been cleared of russian troops. here he is. translator: the ukrainian military gradually liberates the territory of the kherson region. the day the village of tevriska was added to the list of those returned to our state. there are several areas in. russian artillery is playing a big role in the fighting in the east. the ukrainian governor says heavy weapons are dismantling buildings in entire neighborhoods in severodonetsk. russia now controls most of the city, but the governor says ukrainian troops are still fightin