and muslims. we ll bring you developments throughout the morning here. meanwhile a shocking murder on the streets of san francisco. the cash app founder bob lee, stabbed to death while walking downtown. this tragedy seen as a wake-up call for a city in crisis. we ll see whether or not they answer that call. good morning, everybody. it s a busy thursday already. i ll bill hemmer. good morning. i m dana perino. this is america s news room. i remember that war in 2006. i believe you were there as well. we ll keep focusing on that. let s talk about this cash app founder. bob lee was 43-year-olds. he was a creator of cash app, and former cto, chief technology officer, of square, the father of two little girls, and his murder is sending shockwaves through the industry. lee was walking through an upscale part of town. this is nancy pelosi s district. someone stand him multiple times, left him for dead, and surveillance footage shows lee stumbling down the sidewalk, calling for
it contributes to the looming specter of if there is a second trump presidency. former peach manager joins me live to discuss the speaker dubbed mega mike. impeachment, despite having no concrete evidence to make their case, speaker mike johnson will have the house vote this week to begin an impeachment inquiry into president biden. white house spokesperson, ian sams, is here with the administration s response. and, listen up biden, the new chair of the democratic governors association. minnesota governor, tim walz, tells me why he thinks it s time for the biden campaign to be old. i m jonathan kaye part, this is the sunday show. the rising alarm over the dangers of a second trump administration is not just about the twice impeached, four times indicted on 91 counts, disgraced former presidents. they re also about the long list of enablers willing to help him. people like sun to flee congressman, kevin mccarthy. in his first television interview since announcing that he w
denied something that s important to them. the other thing is i think too many republicans this goes for donors and practitioners, pollsters, candidates we re looking too much to 2024. don t forget if 2023, we have three big governors races in kentucky where there s a democrat, in louisiana where there s a democrat, in mississippi where there s a republican. at this point during obama s first term, we had won 62 seats in the house, and we had won loose state governorships like new jersey and even virginia, becoming a blue state then. we need to get it together. candidate recruitment is important. having a message, finishing our sentences, is important. people want to know you respect them to sus out the policy issues, fighting for them, not fighting with each other. thank you. we ll see where the strategy goes. thank you. minutes away from what could
tangled up in allegations of corruption and drug trafficking could lead power in more than a decade. polls show the race is between the left wing liberty and foundation party. there are growing concerns of unrest if the victor doesn t win by a clear margin. now, the election in honduras is just the latest test facing latin america, as thorntarian trends spark concerns that democracy is crumbling across the region. cnn s matt rivers reports. reporter: if you re a fan of democracy, november has been a very bad month in latin america. the latest example, venezuela, which held local and regional elections on sunday. president nicolas maduro claiming victory for his party, which won 21 of 24 state governorships. he says the result is because of our hard work and our honesty. critics, though, in the outcome was already determined. the vote can t be trusted, they say, in a country where maduro
nicolas maduro claiming victory for his party which won 21 of 24 state governorships. he says the result is because of our hard work and honesty. critics though in the outcome was already determined. and the vote can t be trusted they say in a country where maduro controls state institutions. allegations of coerced voting and violence have already surfaced. and then there is nicaragua where on november 7 daniel ortega won another term in what can only be described as sham elections. his regime unleashed a campaign of political terror back in june arresting any prominent would-be oppositions and tossing them in jail. those in jail are sons of mr. b [ bleep ] he says. and we tried to get in ourselves to see what was happening there