donald trump shows up bandaged after naming a first-term ohio senator as his running mate. we re live in milwaukee for day two of the republican national convention. plus, the fast-moving probe into the attempt on trump s life, including the very few clues left behind by the gunman. also ahead, case dismissed. a judge tosses the classified documents case against trump. the moves the special counsel is already making. and later, nbc s exclusive interview with president biden. what he said about the attack on his rival and his own decision to stay in the 2024 race. my mental acuity has been pretty damn good. i ve gotten more done than any president has in a long, long time. it is 10:00 eastern. good to be with you. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with donald trump s first appearance at the rnc after the attempt on his life. a bandaged trump walking onto the convention floor, unusually otional, it appeared, days after being shot at at a campaign ra
phone. the officers could see a lot of blood. police thought her boyfriend s behavior seemed odd. he gets to the door and sees it kicked in and doesn t go in. people thought there was something suspicious about that. but he had an alibi. did he try to point the finger at anybody else? he did. angila s ex-husband. the ex had an alibi too. he came off as very calm and collected. and there was something else missing. we got a phone call. until someone found it. they asked me if i would be willing to wear a wire. just one old friend talking to another. this is just my second drink. about a secret she was dying to share. i think she was almost proud of the whole thing. a case where the biggest twist came after the verdict. wow. that was my response. wow.” hello, welcome to date a line. 80s. angela was a nurse and making everything to come true. then she was murdered. just when they thought it was case closed. it turns out, it was not. so they set
country. joining me now, ali arouzi nbc correspondent. ali, thank you for being here. to start things off, could you tellrt us the reaction in teher to what s happening on their border? reporter: well, it s a mixed bag, jonathan, from teheran. traditionally iran is ideologically opposed to the taliban. they are suni, the iranians are shi a and they never read off the same hymn sheet. as history has always told us, your enemy s enemy is your friend, and they are an enemy of the united states and iran is welcoming a large swath of u.s. troops disappearing from their border. and we ve also seen extraordinary scenes, jonathan, of afghan military personnel pouring acrossta the border int iran in advance vehicles with advanced equipment. no doubt provided to them by the united states which the iranian defense ministry will be very happy to get their hands on. that s the military side of it. the humanitarian side of it is that the iranians have opened up three border crossings on
they shared their experience defending the u.s. capitol on that day against the mob of trump rioters who stormed the capitol to prevent the certification of joe biden as the democratically elected president. on january 6th for the first time i was more afraid to work at the capitol than in my entire deployment to iraq. the rioters called me traitor. a disgrace. and shouted that i, i, an army veteran and police officer should be executed. the rioters attempted to breach the capitol were shouting trump sent us. pick the right side. we want trump. i heard officers screaming in agony, in pain, just an arm left from me. i didn t know at that time but that was officer hodges, and here s today to testify. i too was being crushed by the rioters. i could feel myself losing oxygen, and recall thinking to myself this is how i m going to die, defending this entrance. i ended up on my hands and knees, and blind. the medical mask i was wearing at the time to protect myself from coronav
good evening. tonight, the grieving in boulder, colorado. -let investigations and the push for change. in short, everything that comes in the aftermagtd of a mass shooting in america, which today, included a hero s tribute for officer eric talley. hundreds of people lining the streets as a took his body from the local funeral home. they also flocked to what the officer s to the officer s former patrol vehicle, bringing flowers, wreaths, and cards. turning it into a makeshift shrine. he was first on the scene monday, lost his life trying to save others. said one mourner today, i know it s the job of a police officer to run into danger. but shouldn t we make the world safer for them? to that point, we are learning more about red flags in the alleged shooter s background, as well as when and how he armed himself. we are also witnessing a community, in mourning. in about an hour, a candlelight vigil begins and we will bring you moments from when it does. also, tonight. new reve