Arizona

A road rage incident that left two motorcyclists dead last week in Phoenix is making headlines, as there is video circulating online of one of the motorcyclists being hit by a car after shooting the other.

We are learning more after reports from the Associated Press that say the Pentagon is investigating Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) for possibly breaching military law. According to the AP, the investigation came about after Sen. Kelly joined five other Democratic lawmakers in a video, where they told members of the military that they can "refuse illegal orders." LiveNOW’s Mike Pache is speaking with Defense Reporter Mike Brest from the Washington Examiner after both Sen. Kelly and Arizona's other Democratic senator, Ruben Gallego, responded to the Pentagon's announcement.

Several weeks after winning a special election, Arizona Rep. Adelita Grijalva was sworn into Congress on Wednesday, Nov. 12, at the nation's capitol. Grijalva, a Democrat, was elected on Sept. 23 to represent Arizona's 7th Congressional District. The newest House Representative joins LiveNOW’s Andy Mac to talk about her time with Speaker Mike Johnson and what her plans are as she adjusts to working in Congress.

Nearly two months after winning a special election, Arizona Rep. Adelita Grijalva has been sworn into Congress on Wednesday. House Speaker Mike Johnson previously said that Grijalva would not be sworn in until the government shutdown ends. Grijalva has previously said she will provide the final signature needed on a petition to force the release of additional Jeffrey Epstein files. LiveNOW’s Andy Mac is learning more from Riley Rogerson, who covers politics and Congress for NOTUS.

Adelita Grijalva, who won a special election for a House seat last month, has not yet been sworn in as a member of Congress. Today in Washington D.C. a number of lawmakers held a protest, demanding that Rep.-elect Grijalva be sworn in by Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson. The government remains shut down, and Speaker Johnson says until the Senate comes back with a budget, the House will not be in session. LiveNOW?s Josh Breslow has the latest news from inside the Capitol.

A memorial service for Charlie Kirk took place Sunday, 11 days after the conservative activist and Turning Point USA founder was assassinated. Thousands were expected to attend, and members of the public began lining up outside State Farm Stadium before dawn to secure a spot. LiveNOW?s Andy Mac is getting the latest from fellow LiveNOW anchor Austin Westfall as thousands of attendees begin to exit State Farm Stadium in Arizona.

President Donald Trump has called Charlie Kirk a ?martyr for American freedom? during his remarks at the conservative commentator?s memorial service. "He's a great American hero, that's what he is," Trump said, adding that he believed that the Turning Point USA founder was a patriot. "America loved Charlie Kirk," the president said, adding that history will remember Kirk's legacy.

Memorial services for Charlie Kirk, the conservative commentator and founder of Turning Point USA, are taking place in Arizona. This service comes just 11 days after his assassination during a speech at Utah Valley University. The service features a number of prominent speakers, including Vice President J.D. Vance.