yesterday, 67-year-old john hinckley jr. was granted his unconditional release from psychiatric supervision. a judge ruled that he's no longer a threat. hinckley, who was found not guilty by reason of insanity after the 1981 shooting, is now a musician. the venue canceled the concert citing fears of a possible backlash. >>> "usa today" reports president biden signed an executive order to address what his administrations says are states legislative attacks on the lgbtq community. during a signing ceremony he said the order is meant to counter more than 300 anti-lgbtq laws introduced in past year by lawmakers in republican-controlled states. >> we owe so many people. my message is on all the young people, just be you. you are loved. you are heard. you are understood. you do belong. >> the order also seeks to discourage conversion therapy from a gender-affirming surgery and expand foster care protections for gay and transgender parents and children. >>> and "people" says veterinarians in the uk are urging animal lovers to stop

there's also news coming in tonight on john hinckley jr. >>> and dolly parton and what he's show done tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you here on a wednesday night. we have several breaking stories tonight. reports of those two americans missing, feared captured by russia tonight. their families back here at home waiting for word. james longman standing by from ukraine. >>> also, that tornado touching down late today. >>> but we are going to begin late today with this move by the federal reserve tonight, the biggest interest rate increase in 28 years since 1994. signalling there will be more ahead, as the fed tries to slow down inflation, the rising costs. while at the same time, trying to avoid a recession. the fed raising its key short-term interest rates by 0.75%, the most in merely three decades. that higher interest rate will be held by credit cards, car loans, new mortgages. federal reserve chair jerome powell defending the move, hoping for a soft landing, slowing inflation, he hopes, bout triggering a recession. but powell also saying the ten tral bank cannot c

and john hinckley jr., the man who shot president reagan >>> the u.s. is sending a billion more dollars in military aid to ukraine, including anti-ship missiles, launchers, rocket, artillery and howitzers. president biden made the announcement today after a call with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. it comes as russia makes advances in the east against outgunned ukraine forces >>> major new development involvin t people in a racist attack at a buffalo supermarket last month. the justice department today charging him with 26 counts of federal hate crimes and weapons violations some of the new charges could carry the death penalty. >>> john hinckley jr., who shot and wounded former president ronald reagan, was freed from court oversight today ending decades of supervision by legal authorities and mental health professionals. acquitted by reason of insanity, hinckley spent years in a mental hospital and has lived in virginia since 2016 >>> up next, a major announcement on vaccines for kids and will the end of covid testing bring on a surge of summe

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>> it is john hinckley jr. who is now being released by a clinton appointed judge after almost assassinating president reagan. all right. sean, you are the winner. >> i join brian kilmeade. >> jesse: at the bottom of the sea. do you know what the prizes? >> i'm onto the leaderboard. >> jesse: you are onto the leaderboard and you now wenjiany my assistant for the day. >> yes! >> i wish i could have johnny for a day. i may keep this. >> i'm going to hang that up in rachel's office. >> jesse: that's good. you are going to fight over johnny. no one has ever done that before fight over johnny. >> i will always fight for johnny. >> jesse: he feels good about himself. thank you very much. let's go back to the leaderboard. gutfeld still on top with a perfect score. only thing perfect about him and then a lot of people in second place with three and poor kilmeade, still at the bottom. sleeping with the fishes. elvis under fire. why the king may be muffled out of las vegas. plus, i'm reading your texts. ♪ bogey's on yo

the decision, hinckley's attorney spoke to news nation saying, quote, john, he's lived his life with tragic regret, wishing he could take back the harm inflicted before adding, quote, the is no longer a danger to himself or decades after the shooting, secret service agent tim mccarthy who suffered injuries that day found hinckley's release tough to support. probably. >> don't have a lot of good christian thoughts about john hinckley he could have left my wife, a widow and 3 of my children without a father. but, you know, as a christian, i don't carry a grudge either. a would-be assassin soon unrestricted by court orders with his crime still impacting the lives of others. if that's >> the opinion. >> of the best of the best we have that will night to stay the but they better be right. that was tom dempsey reporting prosecutors previously opposed hinckley's release, but they changed their position last year. >> saying they would support the release as long as he continues to show he's mentally stable. jury selection continues in the murder trial for the man accused of killing rapper ni

. >> bret: juan, he also said he told him he was in john hinckley's cell. a number of different things. do you find that interesting or weird? >> you know, i just -- i feel for peter because he looked really distressed to me. i think we all know peter navarro. and he looked really very much upset as if he was, you know, felt personally injured. so i hope he is okay. but you know, you can't, at this point, i don't see what his argument is for the court. i mean, january 6th commission is going forward next week. they start public hearings for goodness sake. this is the justice department telling him that he has got to comply. and the thing is, peter has written a book talking about the very information that the committee wants to ask him about. it's not exactly say oh, yeah, gee i have executive privilege as an extension of the president while i have written a book about it. >> bret: i get challenge. marc, their argument this committee if the republicans take control if they win in november if it goes that way is going to be disbanded. and so a contempt of co

by the, way i was in john hinckley cell. they thought that was an important historical note. >> and new responses today after the doj chose not to charge former trump chief of staff mark meadows, or his deputy scavino. that attorney for meadows told nbc, the results speak for itself. and the attorney for scavino said, we are grateful the doj exercised sound judgment and deciding not to prosecute this case given the substantial flaws in the legal basis of the committee's subpoena and the issues of executive privilege presented. now right now in texas, a uvalde rallies being held in san antonio, texas, this for the survive -- texas -- >> this is the same legislative body that two sessions ago decided that 18-year-olds were not responsible enough to buy cigarettes, so they wanted to raise the age to 21. so the same body that believes that they shouldn't be able to buy cigarettes, think that it's okay to purchase an ar-15. so the very least they can do if we're, not gonna do an all out ban, would be to raise the age. but they do

. >>> john hinckley jr. speaking out for the first time since becoming a free man. an exclusive interview with cbs news, the man who shot president reagan apologized. >> i shot four people, and i'm sorry to the reagan family, the brady family i feel badly for all of them i mean i have true remorse for what i did i know they probably can't forgive me now, but i just want them to know that i am sorry for what i did. >> john hinckley jr. says he can't remember what he was feeling during the shooting. in march of 1981, hinckley shot president reagan, nearly missing his heart. the president was in the hospital nearly two weeks. hinckley also shot a secret service agent, a police officer and the press secretary, james brady, leaving him paralyzed a judge deemed hinckley unfit to stand trial and sent him to a mental institution in d.c. for more than 30 years six years ago he was allowed to live with his mother now he lives on his own. >> is your story and your freedom justice? >> yes. >> why is it just? >> because i was -- i was not just a cold, calculating criminal in 198

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in 1981, john hinckley jr. shot and wounded president reagan and three other people outside a washington, d.c. hotel. hinckley was a mentally ill 25-year-old. after 30 years at a psychiatric facility, his restrictions were gradually lifted, and then earlier this month a judge granted him full freedom. hinckley sat down with major garrett for an interview that you'll see only on cbs news. >> i went to the washington hilton hotel, and he came out from giving a speech. and i was right there, and i fired shots at him, which so unfortunately hit other people too. >> do you have any recollection of that feeling at that moment? >> no. >> you don't? >> i don't. it's such another lifetime ago. i can't tell you now the emotion he had right as he came walking out. i just can't tell you that. >> mostly that is something you can't remember? >> right. >> because you don't want to remember? >> maybe. maybe. but you're right. it's something i don't want to remember. it was all just so traumatic. >> reporter: the assassination

tonight, there's this big news: john hinckley jr., the man who tried to assassinate president ronald reagan here in washington in 1981, is now just two weeks from having full freedom. a federal judge said today that hinkley, now 67, is no longer a danger to himself or others. the reagan foundation strongly opposes hinkley's release, saying it is both saddened and concerned. now to the major drought causing headaches across the west. unprecedented water restrictions took effect today in southern california due to a deepening drought impacting the western u.s. while many californians have restrictions on watering their lawns, authorities in southern nevada are taking even more drastic measures. here's cbs' ben tracy. >> reporter: in las vegas, they're rolling up the green carpet. a new nevada state law bans all nonfunctional grass, mainly found along roadsides and at the entrances of the city's many planned communities. so you guys must be very busy. >> we are booked out months in advance. >> reporter: kurtis hyde's landscaping company now tears out grass all day long. >> some of our c

. >>> john hinckley jr., the man convicted of trying to assassinate ronald reagan in 1971 is now a free man. hinckley had been on court ordered psychiatric supervision since he was released from federal supervision in 2016, but that supervision ended today after prosecutors and mental health professionals said they had no concerns over now the 67-year-old's mental state. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity in that 1981 shooting that injured the president and three others. and in an interesting development, a sold-out concert where hinckley was expected to perform original music was canceled in brooklyn. the venue citing fears of backlash in this, quote, dangerously radicalized reactionary climate. >>> coming up at 5:30, san jose celebrates the life of a local legend. negative, one did more for san jose than norm mineta. and today he is finally home. >> just an amazing, amazing man. and such a great public servant. >>> and the new drivers behind the wheel and breaking barriers in the vta. >>> also, the voices of lgbtq artists have often been pushed to the margins. we celebrate

john hinckley junior shot and injured reagan in washington, dc in 1981. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity and spent decades health in the hospital or since 2016. he's been living on the supervision in virginia, was not free of all distractions. the british government is refusing to rule out abandoning a european human rights packed off to judge, blocked from deporting asylum seekers to remind us a last minute intervention by the european court of human rights for the 1st flight to be cancelled on tuesday night. the course is unrelated to the european union, which the u. k. left in 2020 british home secretary, pretty patel says the government won't be deterred and more flights. append well this decision by the stress of a quote to intervene was disappointing. and surprising, given the repeated and considered judgments to the country in our domestic court, we remain committed to this policy, these repeated legal barriers. ah, madam deputy speaker. very similar to those that we experience with all other removal flies. and we believe that will ful

john hinckley, jr. was released from psychiatric supervision. a judge ruled he's no longer a threat. well, he's now a musician and he was scheduled to perform in new york next month, but today the venue canceled the show citing concerns about possible backlash. we have a big auto recall to tell you about. ford is recalling 2.9 million vehicles that may roll away after being put in park. there have been four reported injuries. the recall includes vehicles made from 2013 to 2021, including the c-max, edge, escape, fusion, and transit connect models. owners will be notified by mail. coming up next, a team that overcame more than not having home court advantage. (dr. david jeremiah) there may have never been another time in history when end times prophecy has been more aligned with the culture and circumstances of the world than it is today. i believe there are ten phenomenon we are witnessing today that were recorded centuries ago in bible prophecy. (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah in his new series, "where do we go from here?" on the next

john hinckley jr., the man who tried to assassinate president ronald reagan here in washington in 1981 is now just two weeks away from having full freedom. a federal judge said today that hinckley, now 67, is no longer a danger to himself or others. the reagan foundation strongly opposes hinckley's release saying it is both sadde charmin ultra soft has so much cushiony softness, it's hard for your family to remember that they can use less. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! [all at once] sorry. new charmin ultra soft is now even softer so you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. so it's always worth it. now, what did we learn about using less? you've got to, roll it back everybody! we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. how did olay top expensive

he was allegedly thrown in the same jail cell use for reagan's assassin john hinckley. this after being charged with two misdemeanors processed crimes were not cooperating wit house democrats. navarro would have gladly, and this is the normal course of business for something not that serious, they would have called his lawyer and say turn yoursel in at this location at 8:00 a.m and he would have done it easil and posted bail as is customary with minor offenses such as the one he is being charged with. but he was never given that opportunity. instead, democrats use law enforcement as a political weapon to intimidate and embarrass navarro like they did with manneh fort and roger ston and george papadopoulos and so many others. there is no respect for our federal government or no aspect of it that democrats will not weaponize. this upcoming made-for-tv, full produced congressional hearing is no exception. this is where it gets interesting. despite all the hysteria, the truth is clear. if the committee had any real intention of getting to the truth and preventing this from

john hinckley will leave prison in two weeks. >> carley: the reagan administration joins us now to react. good morning to you. i want to read a statement the judge released on his release. he has been in full sustained remission for 25 years. he has followed every condition imposed by the court. he has demonstrated self-awareness and responsibility for his mental illness. we are not losing sight of what he did 40 years ago. i am confident mr. hinckley will be well in the years remaining to him. i think the public will understand he's made progress and is not a danger anymore. what do you think about this? >> i think, it sends the wrong message at a time and violence is rising in the country. that statement, you don't go into remission for assassination. and the notion that the prosecution argued that a might not be stable again. but ironically enough, the democrats don't make democrat governor of california held back the release of sir hance or him even though public released and said go ahead and release him. he almost killed the president of the united states, severely impaired reagan'

. >> harris: john hinckley, the man who attempted to assassinate president ronald reagan in 1981, is going free. he has been granted full, unconditional release. hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity for that attack on march 30th, 1981, outside a hotel in washington, d.c. he shot president reagan who made a full recovery. he shot and critically wounded press secretary james brady, who was left permanently disabled. u.s. district judge paul friedman says 67-year-old hinckley is no longer a danger to himself and all of his symptoms have been m remission for decades. hinckley's release takes effect on june 15th. the white house denying a new report "politico" with the headline biden sees exodus of black staffers and some frustration among those who remain. they write at least 21 black staffers have left the white house since late last year or are planning to leave soon and more. black staffers say they face little support from their superiors and few chances for promotion. in a statement, the white house criticizing the -- they devoted -- they present a disingenuous pictur

hinckley will be released from all remaining restrictions june 15th. hinckley has been living in virginia two years after more than two decades of confinement in a mental hospital. the judge says hinckley has shown no signs of mental illness since the mid 1980s. historically's lawyer says he plans to pursue a career in music. biden says it's about time a woman ranch a branch of the u.s. military. he attended the change of command ceremony for admiral linden feigen today the new commandant of the u.s. coast guard. the president says his administration will be calling on the coast guard more frequently to combat the threats of climate change. california's first in the nation task force on slavery reparations for african-americans has released a report. documenting harm blamed on the government. it recommends state subsidized low mortgage rates, free healthcare and tuition. voting for prison inmates and felons serving on juries. he calls for a cabinet level department to oversee civic engagement, education and social services along with cultural and legal

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a federal judge in washington ruled john hinckley is no longer a danger to himself or others. he is 67 and has spent more than 20 years in a mental hospital before being allowed to live outside with limits. still to come, gun safety reforms abroad and how the rest the world sees american gun massacres. a conversation with a white house advisor about today's nsh the battle over freedom of speech and limitations on social media content, and much more. ♪ announcer: this is the "pbs shinon, and in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism. >> in uvalde, it will take two weeks to hold the funerals for those laws. even as the grieving continues, the community is waiting for reports. there are divides about the need for more action of gun safety and gun laws. we speak with a state lawmaker in uvalde. there have been new question seemingly every day about how this tragedy occurred, how police responded, what accountability m look like and what changes alter the implement it going forward. one democratic state senator that represents uvalde is there now. thank you for b

by the way, i was in the john hinckley cell. they seem to think that it was like an important historical note. >> he was the only one who noted it. tonight, nbc news has confirmed a new york times report, that the doj will not bring charges against trump's final chief of staff mark meadows, and another adviser, dan scavino. the house recommended both be charged for refusing to cooperate. and another january six for the report in the times says a former top aide to mike pence actually warned the secret service before the capitol riot, that trump planned to turn on his vp, potentially putting pence in danger. there's also significant election news out of pennsylvania tonight. doctor mehmet oz, trump's pick to the gop senate nominee is officially the winner of that race. new today, former head fund manager dave mccormack conceded, and promised to support oz. >> it is so important for pennsylvania, so important that we beat on fetterman, and it's important to the country that we take back the majority in the senate. >> oz will now f

i literally was put in leg irons and handcuffs in confinement and in john hinckley's cell i was told and taken to the airport by five fbi agents me all 145 pounds of me and 72 years of age. the funny thing, jesse, grimly is that the fbi is literally across the street from me. they could have done this more civilly. it is about the spectacle tonight, jesse what i have and what i have been fighting against and for is a kangaroo committee issuing subpoenas for no other purpose other than smearing donald trump are to prevent him from returning successfully to the white house in 2024 and jesse, i'm collateral damage, i'm the guy they want to scare and to ensure people like you and the rest of america will kowtow to their authoritarians ways. you know, i'm -- there is -- at the center of this, jesse, is executive privilege, which is a concept dating back to george washington that goes to the heart of effective presidential decision-making. president trump is invoking executive privilege in this case. it's not my privilege to waive. i have told the committee and the fbi and the justice depa

by the way, i was in john hinckley's cell. they said that was a important historical moment. >> peter navarro is one of the 91 people and seven organizations we know the january 6th committee has subpoenaed. they have spoken to more than 1000 witnesses, received more than 140,000 documents. they have held video depositions with two dozen people including the daughter of the ex president ivanka and his son-in-law jared kushner for a combined 14 hours. video of the committee plans on using in hearings. all that is not included in the pile of evidence in the public domain from reporters digging into what happened behind the scenes. and then there is the stuff that the committee is yet to share, the focus of these upcoming hearings that start tomorrow. an opportunity for the bipartisan committee to displace findings to the american people, to give us a full understanding of what happened that deadly day at the capitol. norm was and u.s. envoy from 2011 to 2014, served as special counsel for the house judiciary committee. he is the

i was in john hinckley's cell. they seem to think that kws like an important historical note. that punitive. what they did to me today violated the constitution. in my lawsuit. in my lawsuit, i discussed going back to nixon gsa and other cases that what this government is supposed to do when they've had an issue such as they've had. this is not the first readio they've had. they've had plenty of people -- >> i am a devotee of breaking news but only so mitch bug-eyed gibberish we can tolerate. mostly what we're hearing from peter navarro, who has talkeds in those few minutes on john hinckley, who claimed nancy pelosi was on his side about the 1/6 committee, which she call as kangaroo committee saying nancy pelosi was on his side called it unprecedented's somebody needs to get him a dictionary and the best right ching charlotte hawking his book saying everybody should buy tis book and it's available on amazon.com and also said political message, "they," they are not coming for me and trump apparently, trump's running mate now. they are coming for you. so i think that we, may hav

hinckley jr. shot president reagan in 1981 but was found not guilty by reason of insanity and spent the next 35 years in a psychiatric hospital. he was freed of court oversight last week completely. he now writes and and produces music. >> a program in maine offers tuition aid for private education. decision to fuel a renewed push for school choice programs. the challenge, the row v weighed abortion ruling. here is rich edson. >> reporter: dave and amy carson live in a town with no public secondary school. maine offers the carsons money to send their children to a private school. there's a condition. no tuition funding for religious schools. >> the state will take your money obviously but won't allow you to use it as you know best. >> reporter: amy carson wanted to send her daughter, olivia, to bangor christian school. she -- she did and got nothing from the state. the carsons sued & the supreme court sided with them and overturned the law. the state pays tuition for certain students in private sc

john hinckley jr. was released from court oversight today that officially concludes decades of supervision by legal and mental health professionals. hinckley was acquitted by reason of insanity after the shooting. today he wrote on twitter, quote after 41 years, two months and 15 days, freedom at last. dr. anthony fauci has tested positive for the coronavirus. the national institutes of health says the 81-year-old fauci, who is fully vaccinated and received two booster shots is experiencing mild covid-19 symptoms. fauci is president biden's chief medical adviser and director of the national institute of aerial and infectious diseases. he reported has not been in close contact with the president or other senior government officials. children under the age of 5 are one step closer to eligibility for the covid-19 vaccine. the food and drug administration's outside vaccine advisers have given a thumb's up to formulas made by pfizer and moderna if all the regulatory steps are cleared, shots should be availa

that's when a mentally ill young man, john hinckley jr., fired off several rounds from a .22 caliber revolver. after the attack, brady and his wife dedicated themselves to the passage of a bill that would require a waiting period while a background check was done. since many handguns are acquired in the heat of passion, reagan wrote, in times of depression b brought on by potential suicide, the brady bill would have the effect of reducing the number of handgun deaths. reagan's support was key to martialing bipartisan support. the nra mobilized against the wall, a waiting period replaced by a computerized background check. finally, reagan joined with former presidents gerald ford and jimmy carter by a bill co-authored by senator joe biden. this trifecta of ex-presidents cited in 1993 cnn gallup poll, 77% of americans support a ban on the manufacture, sale or possession of semi-automatic assault guns like the ak-47. while noting that during the past five years, more than 40 law enforcement officers have been killed or wounded in the line of duty by an assault weapon. reagan's support w

by the way, historical note, i was in john hinckley cell. they seem to think that was an important historical note. >> big feelings there, guy. this morning, apparently, while he was at an airport on his way to nashville, to appear on my khaki show, trump advisor peter navarro was arrested and charged with two counts of contempt of congress for failing to comply with a subpoena issued by the january 6th committee. the first charge was for failing to appear for deposition. the second was for appearing to turn over documents. peter navarro has been very open about being in the middle of trump's plot to steal the election, even though he is refusing to cooperate with the january 6th committee. navarro kept talking publicly about how the plan was supposed to work. he did it very specifically, back in january, with my colleague back ari melber. the >> plan was simply this -- we had over 100 congressmen and senators on capitol hill, ready to implement the sweep. the sweep was simply that. we were going to challenge the results of the election and

but i will say that john hinckley, who attempted to assassinate president reagan, actually lived in dallas. so that was another shock for dallas that has still been reeling from the effects of having been the city where the president lost his life. president kennedy's assassination happened at the dawn of television and satellite broadcasting, so the news ricocheted all around the world. and there has been a outpouring of interest all across the world since the assassination and finding out what happened. people come to dallas trying to seek meaning, and the careful crafting of the original exhibit, john f. kennedy and the memory of a nation, was designed to reach people who had lived through this traumatic time. the idea was not that this was a museum or a memorial. this was an exhibit that would help put into context, historical context, the events that happened and to allow those people, the rememberers as we call them, to find their own solace and reflect. they had no idea that 33 years later that there would be a sixth floor museum at dealey plaza that's an accredited museum by the am

well, i get that into amendment, but i'll do say that john john hinckley who attempted to assassinate president reagan actually lived in dallas. so that was another shock for dallas said has really still being really from the effects of having the city where the president was lost his life. president kennedy's assassination was happened at the dawn of television and satellite broadcasting. so the news ricocheted all around the world and there's been an outpouring of interest all across the world since the assassination and finding out what happened. so people come to dallas trying to seek meaning. and the careful crafting of the original exhibit john f kennedy in the memory of a nation was designed to reach people who had lived through this traumatic time the it was not that this was a museum or a memorial. this was an exhibit that would help put into context historical context events that happened and to allow those people the remembrance as we call them to find their own solace and reflect. they had no idea that. 33 years later that there would be a sixth floor museum at deely plaza

hinckley's shooting of attempted assassination of president reagan the one book i would recommend is rawhide down which is a pretty clear example of what i would call an all-star group of white house staffers a number of whom are friends of mine who were who told a lot of us about how to run the white house, but they should have implemented the the 25th amendment and they did and and probably the most clear cut case in my lifetime and i i came to washington and 1973 to stay 18 months. i've been here ever since so it's that that is one of those cases conversely in the white house the media and the press corps are intentionally interested in every aspect of the president's health. and if you're in the white house staff, you're constantly, you know, the president didn't look good today. the the president is regular checkup. what can you tell me and i've i've been sensed personally by the combination of two of those and to occasions or those two phenomenon in 1987 before howard baker and i went into the reagan white house. we were briefed by some transition team and it was a long briefin

. >>> john hinckley jr., the man who shot president reagan in 1981 is now free of court super vision he has not exhibited any violent behavior they said hinckley spent nearly 30 years in a mental hospital and was released in 2016. >>> ford is recalling nearly 3 million vehicles over a problem that can result in a vehicle rolling even if the car is in park the recall affects several models, there have been four reports of injuries due to the issue. you can learn more about the recall by going to our website today.com. >>> now to the state of emergency in montana this morning. yellowstone national park closed once again the roads leading to that popular tourist destination destroyed. rising waters and catastrophic flooding washing away homes, thousands of rescues already taking place and now word it could affect the water supply of a major city miguel almaguer is there with the latest good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the floodwaters are finally starting to recede but over the last 24 hours we've been watching debris float on this river downstream the damage out here is widespre

a jury found john hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity. more than two decades in a mental hospital. in 2003, he was allowed to live in the community as long as he attended therapy sessions and followed restrictions where he could travel. full-time in virginia since 2016 under those restrictions. then this past september the judge said he would free hinckley completely as long as he continued to listen. now the restrictions are gone after decades of supervision. trace. >> trace: starting out, certain restrictions and then all of a sudden more. the nation's top doctor helping americans protect themselves from covid for the past two and a half years, well, dr. anthony fauci has now contracted covid. that announcement just coming in from the national institutes of health where he is, of course, the director, a statement reports that dr. fauci is currently experiencing mild symptoms. he's 81 years old, so clearly that is a concern, but he is fully vaccinated, and he has been boosted twice, which kind of goes to the argument. remember, this was

. >> john: john hinckley, the man who shot president ronald reagan in 1981, will have a full unconditional release. he has been living on his own with only light supervision. a federal judge ordering full release on june 15th saying if he had tried to kill anyone beside the president he would have been unconditionally set free a long time ago. >> sandra: and one of the biggest issues facing the american people right now. sky high gas prices. you are likely seeing prices much higher than that where you live, and a brand-new report that says it is the one problem that rules them all inside the white house. so, why hasn't there not been a fix to this problem yet. sean duffy and jenna arnold will weigh in. >> john: a recall in the pennsylvania primary, dr. mehmet oz with a razor thing lead. and the legal battle over the mail-in ballots. >> you can't change the rules as is what's happening here, you can't change the rules after election. veteran homeowners. skyrocketing home prices are breaking records. now is the time to turn your home equity into cash. you can get at least 25% more cash at ne

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