cnn s justice correspondent jessica schneider is following this. what more can you tell us, jess? reporter: brianna, since this happened on january 6th, the fbi has been releasing more and more information. they re now saying the bombs were placed near both of those headquarters, dnc and rnc, between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. on january 5th, the night before the capitol attack. authorities have been hunting for whoever placed these pipe bombs now for more than three weeks. today is the third time they ve increased their award for tips leading to any arrest. it is now $100,000. this really speaks to how much difficulty the feds are having tracking this perpetrator you can see in this picture. this is the picture that has been released from the fbi. and now the fbi releasing a bit more detail about the picture itself. they re saying the suspect is wearing a light sweatshirt, their face and head mostly covered. as you can see there, that is surveillance video that was obtained by the
this is a difficult and dangerous effort on which we have set out to. neil: you know they say history doesn t repeat itself but man, oh, man it sure does. that was armageddon and out does not joe biden warning the risk of nuclear armageddon and john f. kennedy dealing with the cuban missile crisis 60 years ago this very month. tensions were escalating fast between then soviet union, now escalating between russia and ourselves in ukraine. and in north korea, the recent missile test seem to be happening every other day and a chance have been accident on the pins and needles. we are all over it. mark meredith in washington and the administration is responding to the latest russian crisis. jennifer griffin and the pentagon not changing fostering just a joke. general david perkins on whether we should all be wearing and whether we could revisit something very secluded 60 years ago. welcome, everybody, no caboodle and let s get with it with mark with the latest. good afternoon
Help us understand this, i was confused about what the numbers actually show and why democratic operatives are worried. what you see here, poppy, is there is a trend that is concerning a lot of democratic operatives. black turnout has not been at the high levels that it was certainly in the days of barack obama running for president. and it s continued at that pace and not kept up with where a lot of white turnout is, especially in the elections in 2022 where you saw a lot of white independent suburban voters show up but vote for democrats. those voters. and that helped deliver a lot of races for democrats. whereas the black vote in a lot of places really was underperforming where democrats wanted to be. they look ahead to 2024 and say, if we can t turn that around if things look different, the candidates look different that s going to be a problem. in georgia, where it mattered, wasn t there strong black support? it was stronger than in most
Basically the investigation that s correct. so now it will be in her yeah. if she finds gaps or additional things, we ll continue to do those particular things. reporter: and so now the district attorney there in uvalde will decide whether or not this case goes before a grand jury and whether or not any of those officers that the texas rangers and the texas department of public safety have been investigating whether or not they ll face charges. one note on the internal investigation going on by the inspector general, seven officers have been under investigation, that s still ongoing. the head of the agency wouldn t talk to us about that. but he said that investigation is still ongoing. of course as i say after every story here, there is still a lot more to come. we re still digging in on our own stories and investigation. so the next several months are going to be important here. we know you will stay on it as you always have pressing for answers, shimon, thank you.
At winston salem state university in north carolina are trying to explain why police slapped handcuffs on this student over a dispute with one of her professions. look. please get off of me. y all standing there letting this happen. so the video went viral and captures the arrest inside a classroom at the historically black university. dian di diane gala ger is live for us. it shows the arrest, we don t know what happened before but it s very disturbing. what do we know about the altercation and how did police get involved in this? reporter: so, don, i want to be clear about that. there s still a lot we don t know about this video. but you can understand why it went viral, it is disturbing. i want to make sure people see this. you see the young student crying, shouting things to the professor, i hate you, i hate you, you get me taken out in