Today is Friday, September 12.

We'll bring you the latest on the manhunt for Charlie Kirk's killer and how even his death seems to be dividing the nation. Also, the new Jeffrey Epstein emails uncovered and why one diplomat has lost his job over them. Plus, which one of President Trump's political allies just received a prison sentence? What's in the latest data about to influence the next interest rate decision and who's leading the pack ahead

of this year's Emmy Awards. Those stories and even more news to know coming up.

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As of early this morning, authorities are still searching for the person who shot and killed

influential right-wing activist Charlie Kirk. But they believe they're getting closer. The FBI and

other officials released a new video last night,

showing the shooting suspect running away from the scene of the crime. They also released enhanced

photos and explained that the shooter blended in on the Utah College campus since he appears to be

of college age. A high-powered rifle was found in the woods nearby. Authorities also say they're

examining DNA that may have been left behind.

Thousands of tips have been coming in, the most the FBI has received since the Boston

Marathon bombing in 2013, and hundreds of interviews have already been completed.

The Utah's governor, Spencer Cox, says there's also a lot of misinformation circulating online,

and he's asking people not to share it.

Vice President J.D. Vance met with Kirk's family and close friends in Utah, and then accompanied

Kirk's casket with them aboard his plane. President Trump says he will be going to Kirk's funeral,

and he'll be honoring him posthumously with the Presidential Medal of Freedom. It's the

nation's highest civilian honor.

Charlie Kirk's fans and critics are now debating the legacy he leaves behind. He was a polarizing conservative who often made provocative statements about gender, race, and

politics. For example, Kirk was a strong supporter of gun rights and traditional gender roles,

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