Authorities released new footage of a person of interest in the killing of Charlie Kirk.

That's where we're starting The Seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Hannah Jewell. It's Friday, September 12th. Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was gunned down Wednesday on a college campus in Utah.

The person who killed him is still on the run, and authorities do not have a suspect name or location.

Yesterday, the FBI announced a $100,000 reward in the case and pleaded

with the public for help. Authorities also released new video footage and photos of a person of

interest. Utah Public Safety Commissioner Bo Mason shared the video footage at a news conference yesterday.

It's important to note his black t-shirt, his black pants, and there appears to be some white

on the soles of those converse tennis shoes. Those are all identifiable items that we're looking for.

In the stills that are going to follow this, you're going to see a very distinctive t-shirt with an American flag and appears to have an eagle on it.

There's also a baseball cap with a triangle on it.

The FBI's leaders and other officials are facing increasing scrutiny over their public remarks and actions so far.

FBI director Cash Patel drew criticism for his decision to say that someone had been taken

into custody in the case, only for the person to go free a short time later. Typically, the FBI

would only make an announcement to the public once they are more certain the right person is in

custody.

President Donald Trump vowed to punish left-wing critics after Kirk's shooting.

That's number two.

The president spent yesterday grieving his ally and friend,

but he and his aides were also plotting how they would respond. Trump appears to be positioning himself to launch a sweeping campaign against some of Kirk's opponents and his own. White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles appeared

on a conservative radio show yesterday and said the president would be telling the American people

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