Connecticut, new york and vermont. The president pro tempore the senate will come to order. The chaplain, dr. Black, will lead the senate in prayer. The chaplain let us pray. Eternal father, the source of light and life, we praise your holy name. Because of you we live, and move, and have our being. Remind us that we are not adequate for our daily tasks without your strength and abiding presence. Lord, empower our senators this day to think clearly, speak wisely, and live faithfully. May they strive to do their best and then leave the results to you. Eternal god, we are trusting you to fulfill your purposes for our nation and world. We pray in your powerful name. Amen. The president pro tempore please join me in the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Mr. Grassley madam president . The presiding officer the senator from iowa. M
The agenda for the most obvious reasons. It is the most populous country in the entire region. For the last four years it has teetered on the brink of political and economic and social collapse. I think it is still in a tenuous phase at this point. And when we talk about adopting or adapting the new silk road concepts to places like egypt there are places where it fits in with the president s attempt to build a second suez canal and to help egypt become a more functional place when it comes to linking parts of the world together. Where i think we may have some differences of views, and we can talk about this is how about the best way for egypt to approach the extremism and terrorism problem. And as we see in the last few weeks, this problem is not only gotten worse, it has actually made things much more difficult in places not only in the signi peninsula but in cairo proper. But this is again not only what type of in collusive Economic Growth we want to try to promote to help the socie
i feel that i just need to do my part in the city that i grew up in for my whole life. sarah spencer just moved to el paso from new jersey. how did it make you feel when you heard what happened here? devastated. devastated. i started crying. reporter: how does it make you feel now that you re sitting in this chair, giving blood and helping people. wonderful. many tell us they are stunned at what happened here and also stunned that the shooter appeared to be targeting latinos. it makes you angry. sometimes the day it happened, i just cried because of the anger. this couple is from england. before moving to texas, they lived in colorado. when we livid in colorado, we lived through columbine. so this isn t the first massacre that we ve experienced and, unfortunately nothing much changed. it s a blight on the nation, essentially, in my opinion. i m a school teacher, and i walked into the classrooms and saw children from different ethnic backgrounds, i feel
we were told that the road is and weaponry to be able to expected to actually reopen any moment now. but as you mentioned there was a press conference that s supposed to happen momentarily to kind of this case. give us more information about yes, the information we have is the suspect, possibly a motive. they all came in the same but as you know this has been a vehicle, but they separated at some point. devastating day. was there an altercation in a somber tone has kind of the vehicle before? shifted throughout this no information in that community, 9 dead. we were told the names of the regard. i think you can imagine this is victims earlier. they range in age as well as a nightmare for them and i think back grnl they are struggling as you can background. we also had police confirm to us the identity of the gunman. what was interesting is that the understand. we ve had a chance to have press conference earlier this contact with them, yes we have. afternoon was one of the
country. we have received brand-new video that could shed new light on the massacre in dayton. it s remarkable in that it shows such a nonchalance. this type of gruesome event, the footage we re going to show you in just a moment, will tell you a part of the story that sheds some light on the kind of people who do this. here in el paso, the next 24 hours are going to tell us a lot about where this place goes and where this country goes in the near future. the president is coming tomorrow. many here are on edge. the question is obvious, will the visit help or hurt. we have a congresswoman telling him to stay away. she s refusing to be complicit. we re going to test her case tonight. we have congressman sean duffy. do republicans now believe they re more open to change about gun laws, terrorism, we ll talk to him about that. and how do we fight the enemy within? we have to know more about who these white nationalists think they are and how they think. we re going to take you in