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obviously you might imagine the primary function is locating the suspect. neutralizing the suspect. making sure the community is safe. police still at this point asking for any information from the public also asking the public to remain vigilant. you have a very dangerous situation that is ongoing. that is primary. we do expect updates within the next few hours. if not in the next hours. police expected to give us more information about what exactly is going on. those ten victims killed another ten injured. and then police obviously still investigating as the morning progresses. >> ...

The PalaisPopulaire presents The Struggle of Memory, a two-part exhibition featuring works from the Deutsche Bank Collection and international loans.

Lisa murkowski -- >> i think the fact that your members things, i don't think that's because her character. i think that speaks to her memory. >> she was very clear, doctor said she was 100% certain it was judge kavanaugh. she cannot remember anything else. >> let's not relitigate the hearing, here. >> harris: what kenzie said is really important. the memory part is really -- that is not about gender. i understood senator collins on the senate floor, lisa, to have been saying last friday that here are the things she looked at long before dr. ford even came along. all of the hours and the pages...

Hours before trump reportedly admitted the memory part of his test was hard, he made a appearance in the republican retreat in west virginia. at the beginning trump reading from a teleprompter thanks senator john cornyn and seconds later forgot he had just thanked senator john cornin. >> senate majority whip john cornyn. thank you. and house majority whip steve scalise. thank you. and house majority leader kevin mccarthy. kevin. jared john thune and house conference chair. kathy mcmars rogers. did they forget your name, john? what is going on here? john cornyn, everybody knows. they didn't put...

Alzheimer's is still unknown but protein deposits called plaques and tangles are believed to play a big role in the destruction of brain cells, causing symptoms of the disease. cnn's dr. sanjay gupta explains. >> when you look deep inside the brain, what you're looking for typically are neurons. people know that world. that's the brain cells, so to speak. they're conducting signals all the time. this is what makes -- >> goes through the body? >> right. and then you can see what's happened here. two things. first of all you have these proteins called plaques and tangles and those cells in there...