he's the founder of two record labels, launching the careers of artists like bill withers, famous for the songs "lean on me" and "ain't no sunshine." he and his wife were married for 54 years and have two children. authorities here in beverly hills say clarence avant and his security guard were at home at the time of the shooting. tonight, they say they're still looking for the suspects and they're asking for the public's help. it comes as celebrities like magic johnson and tyler perry are offering their condolences. david? >> all right, will carr, just an awful story tonight. will, thank you. >>> next tonight here, the fbi video now made public. the interrogation of an alleged capitol rioter, breaking into tears, admitting he tased officer michael fanone and then explaining why he went to the capitol that day. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, we see what prosecutors argue is a confession of one of the men accused of attacking and tasing d.c. police officer michael fanone, a symbol of the brutality against law enforcement the day of the insurrection. >>

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the bill requires the administrative office of the united states courts to create an online data base of financial disclosure reports and update that as they become available so litigants, the press and the public can analyze that information in close to real-time. these simple solutions are long overdue and product of bipartisan and bicameral collaboration. i thank congresswoman ross and congressman issa for their leadership on this issue and interviewing this issue and i appreciate ranking member jordan and i thank hank johnson for holding a hearing exposing the issues this bill addresses. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. issa: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. 5720 is a thoughtful piece of legislation authored by my colleague congresswoman ross. it does something that seems like common sense when you look at it, senior members of the executive branch, not just cabinet officers or subject-cabinet officers bu

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "ain't no sunshine" by bill withers. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin has ordered a new high-level inquiry into one of the deadliest known u.s. airstrikes in recent years. in march 2019, a secretive u.s. special operations unit called task force 9 bombed the syrian town of baghuz, killing dozens of women and children. the bombing came as the u.s. was attacking one of the last strongholds of the islamic state in syria. the military then spent 2.5 years covering up the attack, even know the high civilian death toll was almost immediately appare to military officials. one legal officer even flagged the attack as a possible war crime. u.s. military officials downplayed the death toll, delayed reports, and sanitized and classified evidence of civilian deaths. u.s.-led coalition forces also bulldozed the blast site. the pentagon reopened its investigation only after "the neyork tim" exposewhat happed. this ces as u. central commd ackwledgedunday civians may so ha

withers who released many top sellers. he is dealing with his wife of 54 years. their daughter is married to the ceo of netflix. netflix said in a statement describes jacquelin as an amazing wife, mother and fill an tlopist. police in the preliminary stages of the investigation. no word on a motive or any potential suspects. >> bill: doesn't make sense. thank you on that from los angeles and we'll continue to follow it. close to home here, our colleague and friend harold ford. it was his aunt gunned down inside that home. >> dana: he appreciates thoughts and prayers and support from everybody at fox. now this. >> after children started running away from the defendant he continued down the hallway at a methodical pace pointing and aiming inside classrooms and students who hadn't had the opportunity to escape. >> dana: the terrifying scene inside oxford high school in michigan where the teenager accused of killing four students is charged as an adult with 24 crimes of murder, attempted murder and terrorism. welcome to a new

. >> reporter: it was a withering interrogation and bill kyne cracked. he changed his story and said he did, in fact, go into his bedroom after the fight with kevin. >> why would you lie to us about certain statements? >> got no logical explanation. >> detectives don't like to be lied to and here he's told you a lie. first statement, i'm not in the room. now you're sweating him -- >> and -- >> -- and he is in the room. >> and now he's in the room. and it's like, you know, "bill, you said you weren't in the room. what's going on? >> does he backpedal again from that story, detective? >> he does. he just says he's -- "i thought it would be better if i said i was in the room. >> reporter: if bill thought changing his story about going into the bedroom to check on diane made him look better, he was probably the only one. >> i have told you what really happened. >> which version are we supposed to believe? >> you haven't been truthful to us at this point. >> you see how this is going? >> uh-huh. >> you fail a polygraph. your dna is on her neck. his isn't. >>

he's the founder of two record labels, launching the careers of artists like bill withers famous for the songs like "lean on me" and "ain't no sunshine." he and his wife were married for 54 years and have two children. authorities here in beverly hills say that clarence avant and his security guard were at home at the time of the shooting. tonight, they're still looking for those suspects and they're asking for the bub lick's help. it comes as celebrities like magic johnson and tyler perry are offering their condolences. >> will carr, thank you. >>> next tonight here, the fbi video now made public. the interrogation of an alleged capitol rioter, breaking into tears, admitting he tased officer michael fanone and then explaining why he went to the capitol that day. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, we see what prosecutors say is a confession by one of the men accused of attacking and tasing d.c. police officer michael fanoen, a symbol of the brutality against law enforcement the day of the insurrection. >> why did you tase him? >> i don't know. i'm a piece

launching the careers of artists like bill withers, famous for the songs "lean on me" and "ain't no sunshine." he and his wife were married for 54 years and have two children. authorities say they are not ruling anything out as they search for motive, it comes as celebrities like magic johnson and tyler perry are offering condolences. will carr, abc news, los angeles. >>> an investigation is under way in munich, germany to determine why a world war ii era bomb was not discovered before it exploded. the blast yesterday near a construction site at a busy rail line injured four people, one of them seriously. train service in the area was delayed for several hours. the 550-pound bomb was found while drilling work was being done. >>> the list of the most expensive cities is out with an upset at the top spot. tel aviv leapt from fifth place to first. tel aviv knocked paris into a tie for second with singapore followed by zurich and hong kong in the top five. new york came in sixth place and los angeles in ninth. >> tel aviv is a beautiful city. it's like the miami of israel right there. it's very

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "ain't no sunshine" by bill withers. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin has ordered a new high-level inquiry into one of the deadliest known u.s. airstrikes in recent years. in march 2019, a secretive u.s. special operations unit called task force 9 bombed the syrian town of baghuz, killing dozens of women and children. the bombing came as the u.s. was attacking one of the last strongholds of the islamic state in syria. the military then spent 2.5 years covering up the attack, even know the high civilian death toll was almost immediately appare to military officials. one legal officer even flagged the attack as a possible war crime. u.s. military officials downplayed the death toll, delayed reports, and sanitized and classified evidence of civilian deaths. u.s.-led coalition forces also bulldozed the blast site. the pentagon reopened its investigation only after "the neyork tim" exposewhat happed. this ces as u. central command ackwledgedunday civians may so