of staff mark meadows. she has been in some of the most dramatic motels of videotaped testimony. she identified the names of several republican lawmakers she said were asking about pardons. she talked about conversations around the legality of the fake elector scheme. she reportedly confirmed accounts that trump reacted approvingly to the chants of hang mike pence. we re also learning that the cell phone video of john eastman last week. you re looking at it as it s unfolding, eastman was there in order to overturn the election. we ll have more on that in a moment. let s bring in jessica schneider on the latest. brianna, cassidy hutchinson has long been considered a crucial witness since up close and personal to those at the white house. and she does have crucial details on what happened on january 6. we know she s been interviewed behind closed doors privately by the committee three times. and now, she will appear at this last-minute hearing in public. privately, we kno
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a major energy and health care bill that could breathe new life in his agenda. he urged congress to act quickly and pass it. the fact is that my message to congress is this. this is the strongest bill you can pass to low eriner inflatio tackle costs, and promote energy security, all the time while reducing the burdens facing working class and middle class families. manu raju is on capitol hill for us. manu, how did this come together? reporter: over the last few days, these negotiations between joe manchin and chuck schumer have picked up behind the scenes. in mid-july, the talks broke off for a little bit of time after manchin saw the june inflation numbers about 9%. he came out, he was concerned about it, he indicated he did not want to move forward on climate and energy provisions and tax provisions. at that point, schumer said they could agree on potentially a narrow health care bill. but things changed over the last several days. manchin told a group of reporters e
warning or a citation being issued turned into a pursuit. as mr. walker turned onto the entrance ramp to route 8, and the shot is fired, that changes the nature of the contact. 40 seconds. a half a mile from the location of the traffic stop, you hear the gunshot, and everything else i ve discovered. and again, that change is the that changes the whole nature of the traffic stop. it went from being a routine traffic stop to now a public safety issue. and with me now is retired lapd police sergeant cheryl dorsey, also the author of black and blue, creation of a social advocate . thank you for being with us again. also with us is former nypd detective. andy, let s go to you first. what was your reaction to this video, when you first saw it? obviously it s hard to watch. it s always hard to watch when a job is unwinding like that. there s obviously an investigation going on. it seems there are a lot of factors that potentially led up to why it got to that point. i m not su
it was because of his time in the military. that s what it sounded like. the street behind me frozen in time, you can still see the chairs strewn about, the beach chairs where people were lined up for this moment of celebration for july 4th, left where they were, as people fled the scene in terror. the rifle, a rifle was discovered soon after the shooting on the rooftop. we have some new information about that rifle, which we ll bring to you in just a moment. the shooter himself, who the police are calling a person of interest to be clear, that s what i should call him, they obtained or apprehended a person of interest eight hours after the shooting, after a short chase. one policeman saw the suspect and then called for backup, he was apprehended, taken into custody on the street. one of our reporters was there, you ll hear from him in just a moment as well. again, the scene as it unfolded here was a pure moment of terror. earlier this morning, i had a chance to speak to a co