migrants for now. also tonight, the chilling bank robbery. the suspects 11, 12, and 16. and another royal image tonight that appears altered, too, this time, with the queen. first, the supreme court ruling, allowing texas to enforce its own terry moran at the supreme court. tonight, after a horrific attack, two former deputies sentenced, part of a group of white officers accused of torturing two black men, shooting one of them and beating them. tonight, one of those officers getting 20 years in prison. and what the judge said today while handing down the sentence. the race for president, and tonight, donald trump saying jewish americans who vote for democrats, quote, hate their religion and should be ashamed of themselves. the white house responding tonight, and trump doubling down on his comments. rachel scott reporting. one of donald trump s former aides, peter navarro, sent to prison today, despite trying to appeal it all the way to the supreme court. 24 hour
and i have something to say. like all medical matters, decisions regarding abortion should be made by patients in consultation with their health care providers, and without undue interference by outside parties. that is according to the american college of obstetricians, gynecologists. while millions of americans across the country woke up to the day again we have the ability to make decisions about their own bodies because if the supreme court, they said there is and not a constitutional right to do so. the reversal of roe v. wade last year, it was just to the beginning. this month, house republicans voted to ban a department of defense policy that reimbursed service members for lodging and travel needed to secure an abortion. legislating the bodily autonomy of those brave enough to put their bodies on the line. last month, 19 state attorney general signed a letter to health and human services secretary javier was there. and they urged the secretary to withdraw a propo
man andre longmore is the suspected shooter they re not saying much about the victims three men one woman. detectives are investigating at least four different crime scenes and one neighborhood of hampton. some 30 miles south of atlanta. the motive remains unclear. senior correspondent steve harrigan is alive in hampton, georgia with the very latest from there what more can you tell us? arthel at this point were getting new information from one eyewitness to what of the four attacks who said that it appears the shooter may have been wearing some sort of tactical gear and also his behavior for a killer seemed super naturally calm. all the sudden and bam as soon as i heard it i knew it was because i was shocked. oh calm and collected he was. police so far have not yet released any of the names of the four victims they are also saying there is no motive yet that is clear for those killings. but they are vowing to bring the killer to justice. i m going to say this directl
the devastating tragedy in bucks county, pennsylvania. a family swept away in the raging water. at least five people killed, and tonight, authorities are searching for several people still missing. including a 2-year-old girl and her 9-month-old brother. the extreme weather slamming millions coast to coast. heat alerts from washington state to florida. country music star jason aldean overcome by heat related illness while on stage. jaclyn lee in the flood zone. rob marciano tracking it all. linsey: a developing headline out of georgia. new details just coming in on a deadly masshooting in broad daylight. what we learned about the suspect accused of killing four people in cold blood. elwyn lopez standing by. linsey: new developments in the gilgo beach murder investigation. police remove more evidence in the home of the suspected serial killer now charged with murdering three women. authorities say he had been hiding in plain site on long ihand for more than a decade. peopl
testimony for house, ways means committee. good morning everybody friday, dana has the day off. jacui, welcome back to new york. jacqui: i am jacqui heinrich. veteran tax crimes investigator claiming cover up by the justice department using political interference. shaply saying he was so concerned the way federal prosecutors were handling this case he felt obligated to go pubic. when i saw the egregiousness no longer became a choice. it was something i don t want to do but have to do. jacqui: live at the justice department. david? reporter: gary shaply behind closed doors, members house side. shap ly has been with the irs 1 years as an investigator. he was essentially told the slow walk the investigation. he is still irs employee. we know via various sources that is the hunter biden tax investigation that began in 2018 coming up on half a decade. he joined the probe in 2020. he is going to meet with staff members if they are still in town before the holiday weekend. h