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of loud band music. i remember the sounds of an engine revving. as if the motorist was like flooring it. i remember a loud bang. and immediately after that, i just heard screams and cries from people who were in the parade, people watching the parade. at that point, it was truly horrific. shannon: we are learning more from the officials about the incident. it was a war zone. there were adults, children injured and some of the first responders. the families, they left their families to treat people. shannon: emphasis affect who has a long rap sheet and many cases pending in court. he is in police custody as a wisconsin town grieves. we are parents, neighbors, we are hurting, we are angry, we are sad, we are confused. we are thankful. we are all in this together. we are waukesha, wisconsin strong. shannon: we will have the latest on the tragedy and an exclusive interview with kyle rittenhouse as he sits down for the first time since being acquitted on all charge ....
forcing an opinion change that they think has been all but baked in. hence the release of this early opinion before it was an official opinion. never mind the details. it s separated the two camps, pro choice and those looking at where to go from here in the pro life camp. no way to telegraph how this goes, but what we do know is that it s predictively falling along party lines. shannon bream has more on this from washington. shannon? so neil, here s what we know. there s officially an investigation underway by the u.s. marshall s office and the supreme court did something unusual this afternoon. forced its hand. they admitted that this draft piece that is out there by justin alito, current by february, it s legit. now, here s how draft works. that majority opinion goes out. it s circulated. the clerks are involved in this process. that s how dissents are crafted. concurrents will be crafted as well. they re involved in this process. so now we have to wait to see what ....
lie. our correspondent has more from moscow. i was on a conference call a little earlier with president putin s spokesman. these happen almost every day with a select group of russian and foreign journalists, where you can more or less ask any question you want to, and i asked whether the kremlin had something to do with that plane crash two days ago that reportedly killed yevgeny prigozhin. and it s notjust western officials who think that. there are many russians who believe it too. mr peskovsaid the claims were an absolute lie. he also said when we talk about the issue, we should be guided only by facts. we have no facts at the moment. these need to be clarified during the official investigation. he was echoing some of those earlier remarks by president putin, who also called on people to wait for the results of the official investigation. now, will that convince people at home and abroad who believe that there is some sort of link between russian authorities and the ....
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fallen in line behind donald trump. he is the presumptive republican nominee as far as the presidential race is concerned. the republican party is a pretty united front but when you look at the republican party beyond the scope of just the cult of trump. when you look at the part of the party that donald trump would actually have to work with to govern, unity is not the first word that comes to mind. today the republican-controlled house of representatives. states biggest legislative accomplishments so far. it voted to keep the lights on. after kicking the can down the road for six whole months, republicans in congress finally funded the federal government with a $1.2 trillion spending bill and most of them didn t even vote to do that. despite having the majority in the house, only about a half of today s votes came from republicans. it was democrats who actually brought this fundraising extension over the finish line and because congress took so long to pass this thing ....