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causes. tim miller, former communications director for jeff bush. okay monita, your up your reaction to what the liberals have pulled off tonight. >> i just think that we need to recognize the power and determination for jayapal, and the entire caucus because yes they are holding the line here in a significant way that ultimately will help to deliver biden's agenda. and i think we need to recognize that. that is no easy feat when you're up against moderates, not only the house but also in that senate. and it is something that they are going to have to keep continuing to do in order to make sure that it is in essential investment for americans to go through, the people who are struggling right now, the people who will benefit from these investments, whether it's in childcare, climate change, getting vision, dental, medicare. these are the people that are fighting for prioritizing. and we all need to tip our hats to that effort.
sistine chapel with the last judgment but like the portal he painted it was live a hundred years ago that i'm color and this portal is still active that they were a portal of knowledge and awareness that put in am i and what humanity is look at monita it gives us the possibility to look at different times the vatican i'll tell you a. verse or judgment. in the secrets of the sistine chapel runs for at least at the moratorium continues on it in rome. and peter and i are already planning to get our tickets it sounds around to see i mean this incredible work. i mean this is really his brainchild the impresario he's quite a character who made a name for himself being in charge of the ceremonies of the olympic games from children in two thousand and six through to rio in two thousand and sixteen and then the high tech bombastic affairs all of them and no wonder then that the
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screen grab, just a moment from the live video as it played out this morning there in southwest virginia. this possibly the suspect involved in this crime that left two individuals, two young people with their entire future ahead of them dead. those two television journalist, adam ward, the photographer, 27 years old, and alison parker, just 24 years old. she was the reporter at the time, at the scene. this affecting wdbj7 in monita, that is in south west virginia, 25 miles from roanoke. active search underway right now. several law enforcement units involved including the fbi trying to find the suspect, the person responsible which may be seen right there. the suspect behind the shooting. we will continue to follow this story right after this break. so stay with us. 's hurt,but thel still be pain.
this newsroom come alive. they're going to be missed. >> adam has been with us quite a few years. i believe started in the production department. >> he did. >> we're going to break away from this right now. if you're just joining us, a terrible thing out of the monita, virginia, near roanoke, virginia. a reporter doing a run of the mill, fluffy kind of story at a water park when gunfire broke out. you hear at least eight gunshots in the background. this reporter and photographer were shot to death on air. just a terrible thing. you were just seeing their colleagues talking about them, remembering them. i just can't imagine what shock they are in this morning. brian stelter, you were watching the video.
alison parker and adam ward were gunned down while they were doing a live shot at a water park in monita. the gunman is still on the loose. schools in the area are on lockdown. police are doing what they can to find the gunman. we're going to get back to this story, but first we must check the market. alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange with more. >> opening bell ringing in about a minute. we are expected to see the dow jump higher. we are seeing futures power forward. this may seem like ground hog day. yesterday we said the same thing. by the time the closing bell rang, all the end dindexes turn
terrifying hrks e is ratcheting attention up in the street. >> the images are so strong of the innocent people with their hand pressed against the window. the location is central, that's a central business core the reserve bank is monita, parliament is not too far away, it is across from a tv station. >> it's if time's square here, where the good morning studio here, the rockefeller station or columbus circle where we are, the main heart of downtown sydney, that's what difference shats differentiates it from a fear and a crime. one observener sydney said this is something concocted for all of australia, obviously, now, for the rest of the country as well. >> it provides a moral dilemma for media. we saw how a radio journalist, a broadcaster was brought into this. a hostage got on the phone with him. he smartly chose, larry, not to
or brack flag with the arabic writing on the front of it, forcing them to hold that up. we could clearly see him as well walking in the background, he was dressed in a white shirt, a black cap. he was unshaven and carrying what we think is a pump action shotgun. he also had a backpack on, whether anything was in the backpack, police had been making contingencies in the bomb squads have been called in monita. but as you say, nightfall came two-to-three hours from now the first signs of darkness, he left the lights on inside the building. we could clearly see inside the cafe. he since turned those lights off. it's been pitch black ever since. we can still make out the flack, sitting in the fourth window and about 15 minutes ago, we saw the gunman walk past the window again with what we thought was the gunman holding that shotgun
tried to rescue american photo journalist luke somers and south african hostage pierre korkie. they were being held by the al qaeda group in the arabian peninsula. they say the navy seals team hiked six miles from their drop zone and were spotted just 100 yard away from the militant's compound. that's when a feergs firefight broke out. u.s. officials say one terrorist immediately ran inside the compound and then shot the hostages. the navy seals were able to evacuate somers and korkie and a u.s. medical team spent a half an hour on the ground in yemen trying to save them. one guide on the way to a monita u.s. ship. the other died on the ship. no special forces were killed in the operation. cnn joins us now from the white house with more on this. len, what more are u.s. officials saying about the timing of this rescue mission and why they had to take action when they did?