deliberate and what they found in the truck. and then a deal to avoid economic disaster has not been reached yet. moments ago we heard from house speaker, kevin mccarthy. we will talk to jim clyburn about what needs to happen next. and then e. jean carroll, what the president said that has her asking for more money. and then a new wave of afghan migrants going on a dangerous journey to reach the u.s. southern border. we begin this very busy hour with our breaking news on the security scare in washington. a driver now in custody after crashing a u-haul truck into a barrier just one block from the white house last night. police say they believe the suspect crashed the truck intentionally. the law enforcement official telling nbc news the driver was making threats to the white house. investigators also seized a nazi flag from the scene. joining us with more is nbc news capitol hill correspondent, ryan nobles. ryan, what exactly happened? reporter: josé, first let me give
identified as francisco oropeza he s 38-year-old, mexican national is a large tattoo on his left forearm. if either investigators found his phone and a rural area that county sheriff greg capers admits the suspect could quote to be anywhere now. homeland security secretary vows the killer will be brought to justice. it is a horrific crime and i can assure you and the american people that law enforcement will deliver accountability. our hearts go to the victims and the victims families and those children. christina coleman is live at the very latest, christina what more do we know? high arthel law enforcement scheduled to hold a press conference on this case any minute now so we are waiting for that. also today the fbi released more photos of the alleged gunman francisco oropeza hoping it can lead to an arrest rate take a look one of the photo shows a prominent tattoo on the suspect left forearm for authority say 38-year-old mexican national shot and killed five of his nei
border because in terms of the merits of border measures, evidence has been received border measures, evidence has been received by border measures, evidence has been received by the inquiry to the fact that less received by the inquiry to the fact that less stringent measures like screening that less stringent measures like screening and leaflets and temperature checks are unlikely to work because they can be circumnavigated. practical difficulties with any border system of restriction. scientifically, there of restriction. scientifically, there was no support for complete trorder there was no support for complete border closure or quarantine because they are border closure or quarantine because they are very difficult to maintain and politically divisive and also unlikely and politically divisive and also unlikely to work? and politically divisive and also unlikely to work? yes, in a sense the technical unlikely to work? yes, in a sense the technicaljudgmen
technology makes it difficult. maybe even impossible to tell what s real and what s not. born in 1987, photoshop became the way a trained designer could alter reality. now ai powered art takes no more skill than typing a few words. anyone can make an alien world or a fake news photo. now the new photoshop allows you to add ai to your pictures. it s been the verb for digital creativity. i think the era of photoshop went into hyperactive mode. we got a first look at the new version. they wouldn t let me bring in my own images, but in their demo they showed me how to make a dog portrait fancier. i could say spring trees with sunshine. i m going to hit generate. wow. add artificial objects and photoshop will blend them with what is real.
and a new study out of mass general shows it s very, very good early diagnosis of lung cancer. so as a tool, yes. replacing doctors, no. eric: that it s reassuring you re not going to rely on somebody diagnose you. but you do have a point. sometimes people saying the doctors don t have enough time for they ve got five minutes or they take a long time to return the phone call and they are just so slammed is not like the old days let alone housecalls. this may actually make this worse. here i am already interacted with a computer more than a patient with a back to the patient was so many things to document. now going to have to add ai to the situation. what happens if ai says something and i see something different? what happens if a medical center is relying on ai and our own chief information officer uses the word hallucinates, ai can help lucy that get something completely wrong and the medical the hook for that.