butler county, pennsylvania alayna, good morning to you. i know this was a very difficult scene for everyone there for you. i saw you doing incredible work in a moments afterwards i would like if you can to recall for people this happened on a saturday night, may just be waking up to this news need to be need to understand what happened and then what of course you heard from witnesses in the aftermath right? well, kasie, i mean it was pure chaos yesterday when this happened, donald trump had taken the stage shortly after 6:00 p.m. here in butler and not long into his remarks, i remember we could hear from the right side of the stage off of donald trump s right shoulder sure several loud bangs. it was very unclear in the moment what it was, of course now we know that it was a shooter who had shy fired sever several shots, but chaos immediately broke out. you could hear screams within the crowd. i personally was escorted right underneath the bleachers to take cover. people were
all civilian space mission crewed by amateur astronauts. come on, babe, why don t we paint the town? and all that jazz! after an 18 month shutdown because of the pandemic, the show can finally go on again as new york s hello and welcome. within the past hour polls have closed in california where voters have been deciding whether to oust the democratic governor, gavin newsom, 16 months before the end of his term. he s widely expected to win the 50% of votes needed to stay in office. the recall vote was initiated by republicans, angered by strict coronavirus regulations. his leading challenger is larry elder, a conservative radio talk show host. i m humble and grateful to the millions and millions of californians i m humble and grateful to the millions and millions of californians who i m humble and grateful to the millions and millions of californians who exercise i m humble and grateful to the millions and millions of californians who exercise their fundamental right to vot
a p pa re ntly apparently the british people love pies! we will get stuck into that later. let s start with apple, because the tech giant has unvelied four new iphones which will hit the shelves next month. we re not talking apple pies. the firm has had a busy 2a hours, it was forced to release a security patch after a flaw was found in its devices. however, apple will be hoping its new offerings will be making the headlines now. the new iphones include the iphone 13, iphone 13 mini, iphone 13 pro and iphone 13 pro max which will have a starting price of $699. the launch comes as buyers are keeping their phones for longer before upgrading. investment firm wedbush securities estimates that around 250 million iphone users have not upgraded their phones in 3.5 years. joining me now is russ frushtick, co founder of polygon. i m sure you ve been looking in detail with what apple wants, we always demand you innovation and this time everyone seems very underwhelmed?- and this ti
all the tourists have returned doing what they do walking slowly down the sidewalk right in front of you even though some of the seats are wet the subway is still packed and i know new york city s coming back good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, september 14th. and i think jimmy fallon has really captured new york city. oh, yeah. no doubt, willie. so first of all, i like bill de blasio. come on p. i love bill de blasio. sorry. and the jets, the punch line is always, willie, and, of course, a line lifted there from marty scorsese. it s a great special on netflix. pretend it s a city. just walk around and pretend it s a city like people actually go to work here. love that! it is. listen, there is moisture on the seats in the subway. i can report. there s strange smells emanating from those platforms. it s really happening. it s really coming back. late summer humidity brings up some of those scents and reminds you of the greatne
good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the former bbc director general lord hall has resigned as chairman of the national gallery, amid outcry following an inquiry into panorama s princess diana interview. lord hall was director of news when martin bashir got the 1995 scoop, using faked documents. in a statement, he said continuing in the role would be a distraction . meanwhile, princess diana s brother, earl spencer, has confirmed to the bbc that he has written to the met police commissioner again, asking her to investigate the corporation over the interview. i m joined by our political correspondent greg dawson. this is going to come as a surprise to some people because lord hall was director of news 25 years ago. yes. director of news 25 years ago. yes, this is a significant director of news 25 years ago. yes this is a significant development, but for many, it won t be surprising given the nature of the criticism levelled at him and lord dyson s inquiry into what went