donald trump shows up bandaged after naming a first-term ohio senator as his running mate. we re live in milwaukee for day two of the republican national convention. plus, the fast-moving probe into the attempt on trump s life, including the very few clues left behind by the gunman. also ahead, case dismissed. a judge tosses the classified documents case against trump. the moves the special counsel is already making. and later, nbc s exclusive interview with president biden. what he said about the attack on his rival and his own decision to stay in the 2024 race. my mental acuity has been pretty damn good. i ve gotten more done than any president has in a long, long time. it is 10:00 eastern. good to be with you. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with donald trump s first appearance at the rnc after the attempt on his life. a bandaged trump walking onto the convention floor, unusually otional, it appeared, days after being shot at at a campaign ra
tonight s last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight, president biden s high-stakes press conference as he battles to save his campaign. the president says he is in the 2024 base to complete the job, as more house democrats are calling for him to drop out of the race. meanwhile, donald trump said meeting with authoritarian leader viktor orban as he tries to distance himself from project 2025. then trumpet moves to throw out his guilty verdict in a hush money case after the supreme court s immunity decision. as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. [ music ] a good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle live at 30 rock center, and we are now 117 days away from the election. and earlier this evening, president biden was hoping his performance during a high- profile news conference would be what he needs to reignite confidence in his campaign. tonight, he stood on stage for 50 minutes, taking questions from reporters, and defending hi
the area but the circumstances surrounding the death now, they re still raising some questions. the officer did not have his body camera turned on. it s not clear why. cnn s brian todd joins us now from virginia beach. brian, what are you learning about this shooting and the circumstances surrounding it? reporter: victor, and christi, we re learning there s an investigation ongoing. there are not many answers forthcoming from police, as you mentioned in your introduction. there s a lot of unanswered questions. we know that 25-year-old donovan lynch was shot and killed by a police officer friday night in the third shooting incident among three very chaotic incidents, and we re not clear whether those were related. they appear at this moment that they were not related to one another. police did confront donovan lynch a few blocks away from where the shooting incident occurred friday night, and that initial reports that donovan lynch was not armed. however the chief pushed bac
violence deepenned the political divide that is facing the country. and inaction, that day, and shortly house speaker nancy pelosi will make remarks followed by a moment of silence on the floor. fist, leanne caldwell joining me. they are all victims especially given what we heard from president biden? yeah, there is custodial staff, there is capital police officers. this is a critical emotional day for all of them. it is very sense up there. the only people commemorating this day are the democrats, except for liz cheney. and i think they re about to spar. for it s people. as compatriots we re too often separated by politics and on this anniversary of national discord and despair, send your healing spirit among us, and tend to the disspiritedness and disagreement here within and around the people us house. this day into your hands we commend our spirits of fear, anger, and uncertainty, and ask that you would revive in us our shared commitment to the county country s high
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, the chief leader writer at the observer, and harriet line, who s the chief political correspondent for the daily mail. very warm welcome to both of you. happy new year. nice of you to join us tonight. let me bring you up to date with the papers. and we begin with the guardian. it says a number of nhs trusts have now declared critical incidents , and parts of the health services are in crisis due to mounting pressure and staff shortages caused by coronavirus. the i reports calls from the royal college of nursing for the government to take a more cautious approach to coronavirus, to help ease those pressures. the head of thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation has told the telegraph that fourth covid jabs shouldn t be given until there s more evidence that they re effective. professor sir andrew pollard also says we ll need to target the most vulnerable, rat