and then investigator thompson saw the blood drops. out on the doorstep. >> we knew that that is where the shooting had occurred. blood had dropped straight down. so it was just outside >> do you find some bullets around there? >> they found two bullets lodged in the kitchen cupboard. so the two shots that went through the arm, went through the arm and through that wall and came out into caption cabinets on the other side. >> thompson and his partner used the string to simulate the path of the bullets they even tried to act out what might have happened. and before long, they came to some conclusions. >> how far away was the shooter? >> played a close range. >> so, a struggle when the gun went off. it would be? >> some type of conversation went on and a struggle ensued. two shots went off. and then the third shot into his chest. i think that brian struggled to get into call for help. that he sat there. i think the perpetrator stood there and watched brian die. >> and as for the location of the gun so close to doctor ryan's own hand? >>

congressman thompson, thank you for being here tonight. i'm sorry on the behalf of all the rest of americans that this is happening to the city of jackson. it's a crisis, and inexcusable. can you first in lightness as to what the republican-led legislature has done vis-À-vis jackson's problems? it just seems, at least on the outside looking in, that they have not done as much as they could have to help the people of jackson maintain and upgrade a infrastructure they so badly need. >> first of all, thank you for having me, alex. jackson, mississippi is the capital city of the state of mississippi. government of the state, when you come to a capital city, it's very historic. but like a lot of big cities, the population is predominantly minorities. the mayor, and city council our private predominantly minorities. they have to look for opportunities to keep the city afloat. everything that you outlined, in your monologue before you introduced me is what most cities in our state do when they need to generate revenue. it's just that every time

situation on donald trump. >> and bennie thompson later, chair of the january 6th committee stay with us. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >>> the results are in. sarah palin who was once considered the future of the republican party has lost a official election to represent the state of alaska in congress and lost to a democrat named mary petola, a huge upset for the former half tem republican governor of the state who was hand picked by republican presidential candidate john mccain to be his running mate. the first woman to represent alaska in the house of representatives taking the once large seat who was before don young who held it for 50 years. the first to join the alaska delegation since 2014 when the democratic senator mark lost his seat to dan

we have brought in like doctor jaclyn thompson that that presented in front of us. and, then, reverend doctor pope has also presented and, she and doctor thompson did a session for us together. >> i do not see it as sexist by any means. i see it as men needn need certain things to address. women have certain groups. that is the way i see it. >> you are probably right about that but, i think we need to have a time when we come togeth. >> we will see what happens, we will follow the holy spirit and see what happens. i can't take t take it either way. >> as i mentioned earlier, the contemporary translations say brothers and sisters in harmony and unity. i think that is the ultimate. >> if the bible was written by women, it would probably be a whole lot different. a lot of vs of versus would not be in there. there. that old of being your husband and submitting and all of that kind of language >> and women be silent. >> be silent in church. >> that was horrendous. >> i was in seminary and heard a story of howard thurman who wag was reading the scripture to hi. his grandm

thompson, you will be the benefit of all of the prior comments i guess. i want to thank you for being part of this and it just is a brief introduction, mr. mark thompson as the founding member and ceo of relatives for justice , an organization providing support for victims and survivors of the conflict. mr. thompson, please your remarks. >> thank you, chairman keating and all of the representatives for making this hearing possible on the back of our visit. i would like to thank your staff, who has been wonderful in putting this together and in particularly -- for making this hearing possible. the rule of law is a fundamental tenet of any democracy, not least one emerging from violent conflict or rights, safeguards and protections have been deliberately denied but which, since our agreement in 1998 have underpinned the peace agreement. the good friday agreement page one states, we dedicate ourselves to the protection and vindication of rights for all. rights, equality and justice, protections against future violations are the very span of the good friday a

our team on the hill is catching one the bennie thompson after the committee wrapped up a retreat to talk about next steps. i want to bring in our team now. ryan riley and ali. ryan, i'll start with you. are with e getting the verdicts now? >> they are rolling in now. our producer, gary, is sending them over. a couple of guilty verdicts. but they're still incoming right now, but this is a really important case because this is of course the judge who has acquitted at least one defendant. this all has to do around what one judge called the lady gaga tunnel. the center of the inauguration platform where these most brutal battles of january 6 took place. there's one individual who has the nickname, opportunity commander. he's sort of directing traffic. the other two have police shields and actually used them against members of law enforcement that day. they are giving that wasn't a deadly or dangerous weapon under the law. there's some complicated issues, but i think this is a really important case that could determine the trajectory of where these cases go. you might see a lot of defend

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and this year's host, "snl" star kenan thompson mark barger tells us how he is preparing. >> reporter: for a why gallegos who has been liv■.■ion saturday nights for almost half haze life, being live to host monday night's emmy awards is not a stretch. >> yeah, this is my no pressure self the pressure is not on me. it's on me to open the show, yeah, and that's got do well but it will be fine. >> reporter: kenan thompson's a past emmy winner himself and appreciates the honor of being ringmaster for tv's biggest nights. >> i'm still a fan wow, this is a big giant room, happening. it's every tv show and tv couldn't be bigger than ever right new. >> reporter: for tomas thompson, the medium's importance grew during covid when people were forced to spend more time at home. >> it's a hand holder, you know. it's something that we built and we should be proud of. and that's what the night is about. >> hbo's succession leads the way with 25 emmy nomination, including best drama breaking bad spin-off better call saul and squid game are also among the drama contenders. for best comedy, ted las

thompson's opening statement. were scheduled to permit that. >> yes, if i could. >> go ahead. >> i'm brian higgins from new york. first of all, i was listening closely to what you said about the good friday agreement. and its 25th anniversary coming up next year. i think we have a tendency to underestimate the power and significance of that achievement. the good friday agreement is one of the greatest diplomatic achievements in the latter 20 century. primarily because it dealt with issue of die identity. if you live in northern ireland, you have a birthright to identify as irish, as british, or both. brexit can't change that. i think brexit was the right answer to the wrong question. if you look at the political analysis of the good friday, brexit, it was a demonstration of english nationalism. if you look at the polling in 2011, the english did not want their decisions made for them as westminster. when you do a referendum, they become a catchall for all a lot of anxieties. 80% of those who voted in support of br

. >> brian thomas thompson. >> clive thompson. >> glenn thompson. >> nigel bruce thompson. >> perry a. thompson. >> vanavah alexei thompson. >> william h. thompson. >> eric raymond thorpe. >> nichola angela thorpe. >> tamra thurman. >> sal edward tieri, jr. >> john patrick tierney. >> mary ellen tiesi. >> william randolph tieste. >> kenneth tietjen. >> stephen edward tighe. >> scott charles timmes. >> michael e. tinley. >> jennifer m. tino. >> robert frank tipaldi. >> john james tipping ii. >> david tirado. >> hector luis tirado, jr. >> michelle lee titolo. >> john j. tobin. >> richard j. todisco. >> vladimir tomasevic. >> stephen kevin tompsett. >> thomas tong. >> doris torres. >> luis eduardo torres. >> amy elizabeth toyen. >> christopher michael traina. >> daniel patrick trant. >> abdoul karim traore. >> glenn j. travers. >> walter philip travers. >> felicia traylor-bass. >> lisa l. trerotola. >> karamo trerra. >> michael angel trinidad. >> francis joseph trombino. >> gregory james trost. willie q. troy. >> zhanetta valentinovna tsoy. >> michael patrick tucker. >> lance richard tum

so, harry, let's start with chairman thompson. the committee's received thousands of new communications from secret service agents from january 5th and 6th, noting they're not the ones that somehow have gone missing. but still thousands of new communications. how significant could that be? >> it's a little hard to say. thousands of pages is really striking. and it depends what the secret service uses this team software to do. how could it add up to so much material? or is it the sort of chats, the kind of unguarded statements that you would think you would have in the texts and the emails, the kind of things that would reflect on, let's say, what trump was doing at those times, maybe reflect on the famous incident in the car where he's lunging to go to the parade. i was surprised that it would be such a volume when it doesn't include those texts. and that's what the committee is right now sifting through. >> incredible on this point that they're getting this now that yesterday there were 30 subpoenas or we found out about 30 subpo

. >> the host is a familiar nbc face, none other than keenan thompson. we spoke with him about how he's preparing for the big show. >> for a guy who's been live on saturday nights for almost half his life being live to host the emmy awards is not a stretch. >> this is my no pressure itself, the pressure is not on me. it's on me to open the show and that has to do well but it will be fine. >> is a past any winner himself and appreciates the honor of being ringmaster for tvs biggest night. >> i'm still a fan, this is a big happening. it's every tv show and tv couldn't be bigger than ever right now. >> for thompson mediums importance grew during covid when people were forced to spend more time at home. >> it's a hand holder, it's something we built and should be proud of. that's what the night is about. >> hbo's succession leads the way with 25 emmy nominations including best drama. better call saul and south korea's squid game are also among the drama contenders. for best comedy, ted lasso shoots for its second straight when trying to fend off only murdere

thompson said that could be a part of the next hearing. and beyond that, jamie raskin and others have said the committee believes it's done its work in conveying the bigger picture. what they seem to have is not a singular focus on one specific topic. given that the most recent hearing brought us to the day of january 6th. >> thank you. ashley, the backdrop to all of this, and the committee members have said publicly, this is not political to them. they don't see this in the context of the november election looming just five or six weeks away here. and yet the backdrop to these hearings we're seeing play out in a new poll that's out showing the number of folks who think the former president was responsible for january 6th actually went down through the committee's summer hearings. it also shows that about a third of americans, including six in ten republicans, believe the election fraud lies that have been put forward by mr. trump and his allies. >> so not just has the committee been very careful to make this as apolitical as possible, but

klay thompson how about they sumo wrestler. he has a little work to do before debuting in the dojo. his teammate steph curry didn't fare any better could not move the man an inch. how about that? i'm thinking what golden state warrior would be the best sumo wrestler because it wouldn't be curry or thompson they don't have a bunch of big guys. >> maybe draymond green? it has to be one of those two i have to imagine. >> thank you. >>> still ahead at 5:00 meet the filmmaker putting his hometown and his heritage >>> a new action comedy makes its debut this weekend. he directed with a vengeance. he shared with me how he hopes the film will increase the presence of asian americans on the big-screen. >> reporter: there is nothing better than a big bucket of popcorn and a day at the local theater. >> you get to experience other worlds. >> reporter: but what is in that world you took your seat and you never saw yourself on the big screen? filmmaker patrizio, it's a problem he decided to fix on his own. i think the people are hungry for these kind of films. >> reporter: films like this with d

jaclyn thompson who presented in who presented in front of us. and then reverend dr. pope has also presented. and dr. thompsod a session for us together. >> i don't see it as sexist, byy means but i see it as men need certain things and women have certain groups but that's the way i see it. that i think you'e probably right about that. but i about that. but i think we needo have a time when we come togeth. we will see what happens. we will just follow the holy spirit holy spirit and see what happen. what happens. i can take it eitr way. >> as i mentioned earlier in the earlier in the introduction, thy translation says brothers and ss and sisters in harmony and unity. >> yes >> i think that is the ultimate. is the ultimate. >> if the bible was written by n it probably would be a whole lo. >> right. >> there are a lot of verses tht wouldn't be in there. that obeying her husband and submittg and all of that kind of language . >> right. and women be silent. >> and be silent in church. >> that was just horrendous. >> i was in seminary and heard f a story about howard thurm

thompson says she's called the police, but he keeps coming back. despite officers warning him not to return. >> i don't feel safe when i come out here and i try to enjoy my coffee. you're saying you might good had to i read, you know, as safe for him not to lay here. you know, that did not stop him. lapd has not responded for comment on the situation. >> anyone who left their seat at halftime to grab a beer at the seahawks and falcons game. mister. this show a corgi race during half time went completely off rails today in seattle, one dog decided to make the court erase all about him itself running the course breaking ankles, left and right, making a fool out of he just liked. >> was a he or she but either one of that pup did not care about the rest that's pretty all the time we've got for kron. 4 news at 9. be right back. for more news on kron. 4 news at 10. stick with us. prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't be

brian porter, the longtime ceo handing the reins now to scott thompson, who comes from another company, which works with a lot of caterpillar buyers around the world. outsiders in the banking industry in canada, this is a remove. >> that's right. this is extremely rare in the canadian banking industry is not only hiring someone who hasn't risen up through the ranks, but someone whose executive expenses largely outside the industry. like you mention, the new ceo, scott thompson, is the ceo of a company that finances and sells caterpillar equipment. he was on was scotia bank in 2016, so he knows some, and he served as vice president of goldman sachs, so he is not until your with banking. this is a coin essential canadian industry, including some time at one of the large telecom companies, and also some time at talisman energy. even though it's not a lot of broad canadian experience, and familiar with the banks, but it is very rare to have someone from outside the industry or the bank take that top spot. brian porter was over the bank before -- for three years before he took the top spot.

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thompson says gingrich deliberately incited anger among voters by doing this. and says, he attempted to cast doubt on the outcome of the election after voting had taken place. this letter sent to gingrich talks about an email that gingrich sent to mark meadows of night of january 6 about decertifying the election results. that was after it took hours to clear the capitol to make sure it was safe for lawmakers to come back inside to finalize the process of certifying the election results. thompson says that gingrich in this letter, quote, thought of the attack on congress and didn't pause his relentless pursuit. as far as what happens now, the committee is asking gingrich to preserve all of his communication with the trump campaign, the white house, the former president himself, around the time of the election. they're asking him to voluntarily appear for this transcribed interview with the committee the week of september 19th. judging perfect gingrich's past comments about the committee -- you played some of his comments about the election at the top -- he has

when i asked chairman thompson about this, his response was just simply that this is the committee that is still actively working, and they have long said that they have been on parallel tracks with the d.o.j. is doing and what they're doing, and of course the committee's work is being done much more in the public eye, and that's one of the reasons that our sources tell us there is a certain comfortability with not sharing with the d.o.j. at this point, because none of the commit's investigations at this point have been done in a vacuum. they've done multiple public hearings. they will still do another one. the chairman just reiterated to me that it is likely to going to be september 28th. after that in october, there will be some kind of a midterm report. and then at the end of the year, they will issue their final report. one of the key things though that is facing the committee is what the path forward looks like. they are still actively talking, they had a meeting earlier in the week, and then chairman thompson said they will meet virtually over zoom tomorrow to talk about some of t

thompson, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yes on h.r. 6448. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cuellar of texas, mr. khanna of california and mr. garcia of illinois, these members will vote yes on h.r. 6448. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. bustos of illinois, ms. frankel of florida, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6448. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congress members napolitano, vargas, swalwell, karen bass, tim ryan, david scott, jim keating, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6448. as the member designated by andy levin, i inform the house that mr. levin will vote no on h.r. 6448. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition. >> as the member designated by ms. gra

so we thought it was fitting in and after our favorite player, klay thompson favorite things to do are shooting threes and sitting in the all my going see what he did there. >> 2019 before the pandemic, 15,000 people and close to 4,000 dogs. >> attended the >> all right. back out live to london, where millions are remembering the life and legacy of queen elizabeth. the second we're still watching her being led through this procession through the streets of london right now and followed by her family in tow she will be making her way to windsor castle. and that's where she's going to be a laid to rest there next to her late husband. we will be following this throughout the morning. so make sure you stick with us. let's listen in live right now. without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive. so sweet, so crispy. nobody makes breakfast as good as wendy's new homestyle french toast sticks. nobody? no. no... - keep

today bennie thompson of mississippi, told us the panel is looking at resuming the hearing on september 28th, but they are looking into cooperating more of the doj. >> i think now that the department of justice is in proactive and issuing subpoenas, i think it's time for the committee to determine whether or not the information we have gathered can be abused to their investigation. >> so what does all this mean for these two investigations. joining me now is a former fbi special agent asha rangappa, senior lecturer at yale university, and renato mariotti, former federal prosecutor and legal affairs columnist with politico. asha, i'll start with you. there has been some back and forth filings about the special master, about asking judge cannon to review or change her order that essentially stop federal law enforcement from investigating pending the outcome of the special master. then there was that reduction, that a reduction today of a portion of the affidavit. to think there's any significance that we learned in that and redaction? >> oh yes, there were several little tidbits that we l

there were plenty of different breeds, including golden doodle klay thompson. each. >> the night the warriors won their second title back in 2017. so we thought it was fitting to name after our favorite player, klay thompson. favorite things to do are shooting threes and sitting in the >> that's been a lot of time. this was held in 2019, 15,000 people and the close to 4,000 dogs actually participated. looks like a nice day for that. >> coming up, the rain showers heading our way have pushed one local zoo to close up shot. we're going to tell you where plus cal state requesting more than half a billion dollars for an operating budget. but we'll break down how that money is set to be shelled and why london's government had to shut down one of their lines for those who wanted to view the queen's coffin. stick with us. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ >> welcome back. taking a live look

in retrospect, the award to norwegian knute thompson in 1920 when completely wrong. he was celebrated as a literary genius. maybe so. but thompson adored german national socialism so deeply that gerbils congratulated him every year on his birthday comes on even gave the metal of his nobel prize to the minister of propaganda of the 3rd rush. i'm curious, however, was the award of winston churchill in 1953. you heard that right. the winston churchill never had anything written by him. wait, there was something i have nothing you offer blood dial it. and oh sorry. that was his 1st speech as british prime minister in the middle of world war 2, elected prime minister twice. he is considered the most important of his country, the poet he was awarded quote for his mastery of historical and biographical description, as well as for brilliant oratory, in defending exalted human values. not exactly literature, but maybe they just wanted to give him some nobel prize and he hadn't done quite enough in the field of chemistry. the story goes that when churchill received the news th

in retrospect, the award to norwegian canoe thompson in 1920 when completely wrong. he was celebrated as a literary genius. maybe so. but thompson adored german national socialism so deeply that gerbils congratulated him every year on his birthday and even gave the medal of his nobel prize to the minister of propaganda of the 3rd rush. i'm curious, however, was the award of winston churchill in 1953. you heard that right. the winston churchill never had anything written by him. wait, there was something i have nothing you offer blood dial here. and rick. oh, sorry. that was his 1st speech as british prime minister in the middle of world war 2. elected prime minister twice, he is considered the most important of his country, the poet he was awarded quote, for his mastery of historical and biographical description, as well as for brilliant oratory, in defending exalted human values. not exactly literature, but maybe they just wanted to give him some nobel prize and he hadn't done quite enough in the field of chemistry. the story goes that when churchill received the ne

i mean thompson is a contributor to spice dot com. she says it will take some time to reschedule the launch. it is definitely going to take a couple of weeks and i know that they have a few different options as far as what to do. they can try to troubleshoot it at the launch pad, but it's summer time here in florida, and they have to make sure you know that the, all the pieces of the rocket are protected against the rain. and when you're at the cape, you also have to deal with, you know, seabreeze and possible salts and all of those good things. so the other option is to roll it back to the assembly building. and i'm assuming that if they do that, it's probably going to be more like october than september. i think nasa is expecting to have a little bit more information as they go through the data that was collected from the launch today and the rocket and have a, a better idea probably monday or tuesday on when they can launch in during the apollo era. you know, we put boots on the moon, we put flags on the moon and now nasa wants to

judy: scott thompson, an attorney in wisconsin, thank you for joining us. scott: thank you for having me. ♪ judy: waves of sadness and remembrances of queen elizabeth are part of conversations everywhere, as americans and the rest of the world come to grips with her death. separately, results from a "pbs newshour"/npr/marist poll are painting a fresh picture of where the american electorate stands just two months ahead of the general election. for analysis of these and other developments this week, we turn to capehart and gerson. that's "washington post" associate editor jonathan capehart, and his "post" colleague, opinion columni michael gerson. david brooks is away. hello to both of you. on this friday night. let's start by talking about the woman, no one else like her that we know of, on the throne for 70 years at a time when not just great written -- great britain but the world is going through tremendous change. what do you think she stood for? jonathan: in my mind she stood for stability, and what she achieved for her people was someone who was neve

authorities say the victim is 26-year-old giovanni thompson. she worked for gat airline ground support. police say thompson was offloading baggage from a frontier airlines flight when her hair got tangled in the machinery of the belt loader. an ambulance rushed her to the hospital where she later died. in separate statements officials from gat, frontier airlines, and the airport all offered their condolences to thompson's friends and family. >>> off-duty pilots for six airlines picketing at major airports across the country today. they say they want better working conditions and benefit . at the reagan national airport outside of d.c. pilots lined up by the dozen. here's the scene at o'hare in chicago. in detroit pilots carrying signs warning they are ready to strike. they say improved working conditions for them will help fix many of the problems travelers have faced this year. it all comes ahead of the labor day weekend travel surge. at jfk international in new york , here is cnbc's valerie castro. >> reporter: as millions of travelers take t

the chair recognizes the witness to summarize a statement for five minutes the mac chairman thompson and distinguish members of the committee, i am ceo in general manager of dc water and the member president biden's national infrastructure advisory council thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the resiliency of the nation's critical water infrastructure and the importance of making environmental justice and water equity part of that conversation. as ceo of dc water oversee $1,000,000.1 —- $1 billion in your budget and the distribution of drinking water and the nation's capital and the largest advanced wastewater treatment plant in the world to provide services to nearly 700,000 residents in washington dc and one. 6 million in the neighboring counties of maryland and virginia. since taking leadership in 2018 a goal of mine is related to environmental justice and water equity including the first in class customer assistance program and the leadfree dc initiative to eliminate all lead service lines within the district by 2030. as the recent water crisis in jackson mississi

in his first broadcast interview since taking up the role, richard thompson told our sports editor dan roan that change was needed because international cricket faced an "existential threat" from overseas t20 franchises. england may have enjoyed a resurgence in men's cricket this summer, but behind the scenes, there's mounting division over how to ensure long term success. the final round of four day championship matches this week was played amid a rebellion by counties over radical plans to overhaul the domestic season, with a cut in their number of games. the man who has just become the most powerfulfigure in english cricket told me change was needed. if we have the best players continually available, and england are winning in all formats, and we have to sacrifice some cricket for that, then i truly believe that that's a sacrifice that i'm prepared to try and sell to the counties. but we need to find some compromise here to ensure that the counties come onside with the proposals, and see the need for change. with england star ben stokes quitting one day internationals amid concerns

amy lynn thompson, appreciate it. thank you. now, a pilot who threatened to crash his ashcroft into a wal mart store in the usa, mississippi has landed in a field. a small plain suckled above the town of tupelo for several hours. pilot contacted emergency services to make the threat, which prompted the evacuation of the store and the surrounding area, but least the plane was stolen and the pilot did not have a license. the man is in custody and is facing grand lawson in terrorist threat charges. no one was injured in the incident. protest is in should i am cro quoting for accountability off to for present got borrowed to pox. a returned to the country fried unprecedented demonstrations in july after the country spiral and his worst economic crisis and independence. japan was taken to a government bungalow under heavy security. after landing around midnight on friday . michelle fernandez has more from colombo. he sled as president of sri lanka, but returned on friday with no where to go got of a raj. bazzi flew back nearly 2 mont

here's anne thompson. >> reporter: as roger federer prepares to retire, unlike some, the tennis champ tells savannah guthrie exclusively he's not looking for a do over. >> you know, unretiring is a thing now. >> i know. >> tom brady. now serena seems to be wavering a little. >> i'm definitely done. i know that. yeah. >> reporter: 41 years old, he'll play his final professional games in the labor cup, a team tennis event he helped create. the capstone on a career that includes victories in every grand slam tournament. and an astounding 237 consecutive weeks at number one. >> is it one of those things where they say sometimes the stages of grief, did you feel all those feelings? >> yes. all of it. and also the ones where i don't want to deal with it. i just don't want to think about it. don't talk to me about it. i went through a lot of sadness and emotional moments where just, you know, how you start thinking about everything you're going to miss. and then you just think oh, my god, my life is miserable. no. we're going to have more time and do all these amazing things. its going to be

what exactly was chairman bennie thompson saying. >> what chairman thompson has said in the past is they had engage with the justice department if they would cooperate and what the nature of the cooperation would be, whether it is transcripts or other things the committee has so far found and what our sources are telling us, the committee is not ready to release the findings to the d.o.j. until the hearings are over and lease if they end up cooperating at all. this all comes in the landscape of the things that you're seeing on the screen right now, the fact that this committee has held eight hearings so far, none has happened in a vac ule and the reason they're not cooperating with d.o.j. until at least until after the hearing were over, is that the d.o.j. is able to see the findings of what they had publicly. nothing here is happening in a vacuum. on the other side of this, though, it could be helpful to the department of justice as they move forward, on their myriad investigations, and grand juries, to have the information that the january 6th committee has. so we'll be asking more mem

but klay thompson's brother trayce thompson. yeah. he hit that one. put the dodgers up for good hammering that 11th homer of the season for him out to left 2 to one dodgers for more on the board in the 3rd giants killer justin turner. laces? an rbi single to center. the rout was on people at least the fans amuse themselves, right? creating foam finger. snakes in the stands. path of the time. well, hey, dodgers ended up winning this one. 72 prior to the game. the giants did, however, honor their own hunter pence. he'll never change as usual. he made an unforgettable and run to his special day at oracle park riding on that signatures. scooter. the giants honored pence today by making him the 55th person. with a plaque on the teen's wall of fame nicknamed the reverend pence was the emotional and spiritual leader for the giants world series winning teams in 2012 1 of the 14 during his playing days, pence was a constant ball of energy. you could see that while he's on the scooter yet 331 straight starts during those championship years. he was the team's he

thompson says they got information, messages from january 5th and 6th of 2021. we're learning from a secret service spokesperson these are actually microsoft teams messages, so we still don't know the contents, but it is clear that the secret service is now providing more information that the committee has requested. >> that's important. thank you very much, sara murray, working her sources for us. let's get some reaction to all of this and more from a key member of the january 6th select committee, republican congressman adam kinzinger. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. >> you bet. >> first, what's your reaction to the news that the justice department's search of jeffrey clark's home, a former high-ranking department of justice official, is actually linked to their investigation of false statements, conspiracy, and obstruction? is this a sign it's time for your committee to be more forthcoming in sharing information with the justice department? >> look, we have a good relationship with justice. there's -- we've shared what we can share, what they've r