running mate j.d. vance taking the stage in michigan, key battleground state. the two campaigning together for first time since vance accepted ticket. and now the investigation into the assassination attempt and whether the suspect used a drone prior to the attempt where he opened fire. our team is reporting from the rally in michigan. president biden s doctor today saying that the covid symptoms continue to improve with his promise to return to the campaign trail next week. aides are huddling as pressure is mounting on biden to drop out of the race, but not everyone is on board. what we are learning about two powerful voices to keep nim the race. selena wang reports. and the global mountdown as thousands of travelers are facing delays and cancellations as the airlines in the country struggle to get back to normal. and houthi attacks strike yemen one day after attacks from israel. and what the secretary of state is saying about the attacks. fires and floods and the
not wearing masks and they think they will come and do something. they have done a couple of things. some of the legislation has been stripped out that they disliked so they were effective there. they won t be effective here and they ll get arrested. you don t go to jail, just back to work. bill: what the governor says we ll arrest you but they ll take them to the state house and pass this. the problem is we don t know when this is. in the meantime for today there will be a press conference in washington, d.c. they are getting all kinds of attention and follow it. dana: president biden giving a speech as well. dana: nearly 60 texas legislators. going to hold a news conference in washington, d.c. in an hour to urge congress to federalize elections nationwide. bill: the second time this year the texas democrats have walked out in order to try to block republican voting legislation. senator cornyn on that. it s a very untexan thing to do to cut and run in the face of a
the head, and we can t get bipartisanship. what else has to happen in this country? good morning. i am joined by chief foreign correspondent richard engel and ben rhodes, former deputy national security adviser for former president obama. richard, i want to start with you in the region. what are you hearing from both sides about the prospects of a cease-fire? how realistic is this that it s imminent, richard? reporter: well, just in the last hour or so, the violence has intensified quite significantly. hamas has fired dozens of rockets that landed in several israeli cities. and at the same time, there have been more air strikes, including two that appeared to be targeted strikes on vehicles in gaza city. palestinians are describing those as targeted potential assassinations. two hours from now the israeli cabinet is expected to meet and discuss a cease-fire, and there was reports that in that cabinet discussion, they may set a deadline or set a start time for a cease-fire
crawling through the brush and then you will do the interview and that would be exciting but now it is just a regular thing. laura: thanks for pumping up my show. laura has a horrible show coming up. laura: there is a good talking game on espn. you ever heard of anyone on television promoting sports no one knows that. it was a great movie on hbo that starts about now just in time for the ingraham angle. alive love that reunion on cbs. killing me! she s on a roll. laura: this is the ingraham angle from washington. a truly stunning report from our own raymond arroyo at the border in moments but first who is really terrorizing americans? that is the focus of tonight s angle. according to a new report in the wall street journal china s president xi jinping is releasing a massive propaganda push across all of chinese society including schools where no effort will be spared to glorify, pump up the ccp. he has ramped up efforts to force what he calls a correct outlook on histo
making these decisions, it has to be based on the facts. yet you live in this community. this is your community. are you concerned at how this decision will be received? i mean, we can already hear protesters outside. we can assume that it will not be received well. is that a concern? so i believe that there will be folks who are not happy with this decision. when i was appointed, the district attorney in 2013, and then ran for this position in 2014, and ran for this position in 2018, i had a full understanding of what the responsibilities and duties of the district attorney are. i make sometimes i make popular decisions. such as charging the four inmates in pasquotank county with capital murder. i signed up for all of them, the popular ones and the unpopular ones. the four videos you showed us, were they included among the videos that the family saw. yes, the family actually saw a longer version of the four. i did not include the portions where law enforcement remove