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Former President Donald Trump was the target of an聽assassination attempt聽at a Pennsylvania rally Saturday that set off panic as a bloodied Trump was surrounded by Secret Service and hurried into his vehicle.WATCH: Rally in Butler, Pennsylvania cut short after shooter o
stanley cup pens fire on TrumpA former fire chief聽attending the rally with family聽was killed, as was the gunman. Two other people were critically wounded.An AP analysis of more than
stanley cup a dozen videos and photos from the scene of the Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, as well as satellite imagery of the site, shows the shooter was able to get astonishingly close to the stage where the former president was speaking.Here what known so far about the timeline of the shooting.6:02 p.m. EDTTrump takes the stage to the strains of God Bless the U.S.A. He waves at the cheering crowd and begins his regular rally speech, with spectators both in front of him and behind him on risers.Around 6:10 p.m. EDTAfter rally-goers notice a man climbing on the top of the roof of a n
stanley cup earby building,聽a local law enforcement officer climbs to the roof, according to two law enforcement officials.A man identified by the FBI as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks聽points his rifle at the officer, who retreats down the ladder, the officials said.Crooks then quickly fires, according to the officials who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity to discuss an ongoing investigation.Trump is showing off border-crossing numbers Cfrq The Taliban have waged a systematic assault on freedom in Afghanistan, says UN human rights chief
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stanley cup ay denied Western allegations that one of its own missiles downed a Ukrainian jetliner that crashed outside Tehran, and called on the U.S. and Canada t
stanley cup o share any information they have on the crash, which killed all 176 people on board.Western leaders said the plane appeared to have been unintentionally hit by a surface-to-air missile just hours after Iran launched around a dozen ballistic missiles at two U.S. bases in Iraq to avenge the killing of its top general in an American airstrike last week. What is obvious for us, and what we can say with certainty, is that no missile hit the plane, Ali Abedzadeh, head of Iran national aviation department, told a press conference. If they are really sure, they should come and show their findings to the world in accordance with
stanley cup international standards, he added.Hassan Rezaeifar, the head of the Iranian investigation team, said recovering data from the black box flight recorders could take more than a month and that the entire investigation could stretch into next year. He also said Iran may request help from international experts if it is not able to extract the flight recordings.The ballistic missile attack on the bases in Iraq caused no casualties, raising hopes that the standoff over the killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani would end relatively peacefully, though Iran has sent mixed signals over whether its retaliation is complete.WATCH: U.S., other governments say its likely Iran shot do
