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and that's all the sport for now. going to interject to welcome viewers from bbc news. you are watching politics life. we are talking about the labour party and talking about the labour party and talking to somebody who has quit the party relatively recently because she doesn't feel that labour represent working people any more. katherine, you are working class. you would like to talk to somebody like anne mchardy, could you persuade her tojoin you? she like anne mchardy, could you persuade her to join you? persuade her to 'oin you? she sounds like a really — persuade her to join you? she sounds like a really clever _ persuade her to join you? she sounds like a really clever lady. _ persuade her to join you? she sounds like a really clever lady. the - like a really clever lady. the shropshire wales border is a beautiful part of the world. a fantastic childhood. the question for the labour party is probably why is somebody like me not a member of
the labour party? i was raised in manchester when sir graham stringer was leader of the council. my dad is a labour man. my grandad was a co—op milkman. when i sat down ten years ago and read all the manifestos, and felt the conservative party was my natural home. it is a mixture of responsibility with your money. the values on the type of society you want to be in. we are a broad church coalitions in the conservative and labour movement. but ultimately you cannot overturn a democratic vote and say that you want to rejoin the eu. d0 and say that you want to re'oin the eu. y ., ~ and say that you want to re'oin the eu. _, ~ ., and say that you want to re'oin the eu. do you like what you have heard from katherine? _ eu. do you like what you have heard from katherine? no! _ eu. do you like what you have heard from katherine? no! i— eu. do you like what you have heard from katherine? no! i am _ eu. do you like what you have heard from katherine? no! i am never- eu. do you like what you have heard i from katherine? no! i am never going to en'o in: from katherine? no! i am never going to enjoying the _ from katherine? no! i am never going to enjoying the conservative _ from katherine? no! i am never going to enjoying the conservative party. . to enjoying the conservative party. —— to join the conservative party. look at the area, nor the structure, where i did a lot of my growing up. —— north shropshire. i would where i did a lot of my growing up. —— north shropshire. iwould be where i did a lot of my growing up. —— north shropshire. i would be more likely to vote lib dem or green. on
worst beaches of classified intelligence documents in years. tonight, 21-year-old jack to teixeira remains in jail until his next court hearing on wednesday. he did not enter a plea in a federal courtroom in boston today what he was officially charged with unauthorized removal, retention, and transmission o ciedse iormati under thege act well, today, we learn from the charging documents that authorities accuse teixeira of knowing exactly what eeasn searo see if authorities were on to him as the leaker. teixeira started posting what appears to be classified documents in an online gaming chat room as early as december. cbs news senior investigator correspondent catherine herridge joins us now with what she has learned about the suspect. good evening, katherine. >> reporter: good evening, norah. court documents allege the 21 jo guerin air national guardsman actually searched his own government computer for the word "leak" concerned
constrict the coverage in general. it's saying let's not put the shooter's name on the front page, let's not put their photoc let's not create a cultureis around centering the criminal rather than centering the victims.cove everyone, i'm sure, knows the shooter's name. let's name who actually died that day.te atr' 9 years old, evelyn died o pulling the fire alarm. what a brave little hero at 9 years old. william kinney -- [applause]te and katherine who died confronting the shoot or, rightv the two officers, engel bert had just received an award for precision policing, and the other was a marine concern corps veteran who had responded to the nashville christmas day bombing in 2020. those are the names that people should revere and honor and is remember, those are the photos wetl should know. and also, you know, it permeates law as well. unfortunately, i have to say it, the larry singleton bill inin california, remember, thate wah deriverid out of the horrible ds nappine g and torture of marye
, it's kind of. it's a little surreal, right for everybody. you notice how slowly the shooter's walking around looking for some target because they spend so much time planning. for this event, and once they get there, it's almost, uh there are no hail of bullets, so it's kind of a kind of a letdown. we see that with a lot of shooters. the other thing i noticed there were several rounds that went through the front through the door before she came through the doorway. and then she just got in then? okay. all of that flurry was over. now she's just looking and she spent a long time so i felt like she was looking for someone in particular, not just a student. yeah i'm katherine. thank you very much for your expertise. really? great to have you join us on the panel tonight? thanks so much. panelists thank you very much for all of your thoughts. so the manhattan grand jury investigating former president trump's alleged role in this scheme to pay hush money to the adult film star stormy daniels will they adjourned today without taking a vote on whether or not to indict we'll tell you, who testified today. i
who lost their lives yesterday about this time. evelyn, william, hallie, 9 years old, mike, cynthia and katherine who were there at the school. those three little kids are never going to come home. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. watch highlights from today's show online. i thank you for the privilege of your time. it's been a tough hour. thanks. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right after a quick break.
student going back to my co panelists. the grievance issue. studies from the national threat assessment center have shown that nearly half the time in these, um you know, mass shooting attacks. the perpetrator was motivated by some sort of personal grievance, and that could be a grievance recently or it could be a grievance that metastasized over time. and the nexus back to that school, i think is going to lead us to a better understanding of the motivation. and as you point out from that grievance, you see loss of life. in this case, three children three adult victims, and it is notable that they're they all die. the victims here in this case, katherine. they died. there weren't any wounded. it is a reminder that these weapons they said that there's um two assault style weapons guns being used that they are designed to kill. yeah i think that that's a great point, pamela, because, you know, you see how shook up the law enforcement officers are who are responding because these aren't a name and an age of these children and adults. these