abbott: don't know that yet. the good news is we're going to have the ability to ask those questions. reporter: we always hear about the warning signs. what were some of the -- \[inaudible] -- mr. abbott: one of the frustrating things in the early status of this case is unlike parkland, unlike sutherland springs, there were not those types of warning signs. we have what are often categorized as red flag warnings. here, the red flag warnings were either nonexistent or very imperceptible. there is, from his facebook page, a t-shirt that says, born to kill. that would be maybe the only if not the foremost warning sign. but as far as investigations by law enforcement agencies, as far as arrests or confrontation with law enforcement, as far as having a criminal history, he has none. his slate is pretty clean. and so there simply were not the same type of warning signs that we've seen in so many other shootings. reporter: are there any individuals who were wounded, still in critical condition? what about the officers?

abbott: let me tell you two things about that. first, the safety plan by this particular school, the school district, is to have two i.s.d. officers on campus. those two officers were on and were the time, able to confront the shooter early on in the process. there are cameras in the school that will fight film of a lot of this data -- that will provide film of a lot of this information. debt has not been available to us yet but hopefully will soon, and that will reveal a lot. reporter: legislation created citizens -- created certificates to protect schools and make them safer. does that need to be brought back? abbott: first, with regard to the school safety center, after the school in parkland, in florida, i asked commissioner to reach out to every school and every college and mixer their school safety standards were up to speed. and he received confirmation information from schools across the state of texas, so we did that proactively. interestingly, this school went through their school-safety procedure just weeks before this

amy: that was texas governor greg abbott speaking sunday.his is governor abbot addressing the national rifle association, the nra, annual meeting that was just recently held in dallas. the problemaid that is not guns, the problem is hearts without god. homes without discipline. communities without value. country, we have a core value that our nation is founded on, and that core value is our united states constitution. amy: that is governor abbot addressing the nra convention. alton parker, yet cover the gun issue for like five years in texas. you are at the convention. president bush and vice president pence also addressed the convention. >> yeah. it was sort of surreal on friday -- amy: i'm sorry, president trump. >> listening through trump, abbott, cruz --patrick wasn't there, but everybody basically made the same point which was that the only change in gun laws is to expand access to guns. the on that, it is more of a culture problem in america and specifically with abbott, it is hearts without god, not guns. of its credit, he came out on

you have governor greg abbott, gop senator ted cruz there. the governor's point, the last one he made, is important. we go through these school shootings and you always have this pattern. you know the kids, everybody said yeah, i knew the kid. he was a bad kid. in this situation, we're talking about a plough -- some of his social media footprint does have social connections to gun groups. nothing more nefarious than that. the lieutenant governor talked about the solutions in the early going here. what did they do now? governor abbott mentioned monday they'll have a roundtable to bring in both sides of the aisle to get some con -- common sense solutions. the governor talked about a 17-year-old that has been named dimitrois pagourtzis that walked into santa fe high school. he walked in with a rifle, a 38 caliber handgun and an array of bombs. it's unclear if they went off. we don't know that. that's part of what happened in the bedlam of the shooting. they pointed out that they have located the shooter's car. they believe there's explosives in

the press conference with governor abbott is expected. we also expect that we might be able to learn a little bit more, possibly, about the shooter identified by the "associated press" as dimitri pagourtzis. we also will have updates on the injured and whether or not they will be able to discharge more students. six already have been discharged. so their injuries have been treated and they are going to be fine. we will be back in a moment with more. >> breaking news now, a gunman opened fire in a texas high school killing eight. police say they have possible possible explosive devices around the campus and in the surrounding area. the sheriff says potentially inside the school as well. it happened this morning at santa fe high school about 30 miles southeast of houston. the associated press reporting the suspect is 17-year-old dimitrois pagourtzis. investigators say they're interviewing a second person of interest. that person is in custody. we're learning more from witnesses about what happened inside the school. a student says at first

labour's diane abbott issues a challenge to sajid javid. abbott issues a challenge to sajid javid.e will bejudged not abbott issues a challenge to sajid javid. he will be judged not on the state m e nts javid. he will be judged not on the statements he makes this afternoon, he will bejudged statements he makes this afternoon, he will be judged on what he does to put the situation right and get justice for the windrush generation. also on the program: another government defeat on the eu withdrawal bill. some peers stand accused of trying to destroy brexit. and that, my lords, is not a matter of principle but a matter of abuse of principle but a matter of abuse of privileged. a direct attempt not to secure the best for britain, but to secure the best for britain, but to have brexit driven onto the rocks. but first, theresa may has been rejigging her cabinet following the departure of amber rudd. miss rudd resigned as home secretary on sunday, saying she had inadvertently misled the home affairs committee last week about immigration targets. the prime minister appointed sajid javid as

. >>> texas governor greg abbott is speaking and let's listen in. >> without fear for their drug safety, it is with a very heavy heart that i can confirm that as of this time there have been 10 lives lost and another 10 have been wounded. we grieve for the victims who lost their lives in santa fe high school, and we pray for the families who are suffering and will continue to suffer in the days to come. nothing can prepare a parent for the loss of a child. >> that's texas governor greg abbott speaking about the loss of life today. talking about 10 people killed and 10 wounded in santa fe high school and saying they are praying for the families. we are continuing to watch this as the details unfold and we will give you information as soon as we get more. >> this morning president trump conveyed his condolences and is monitoring the situation closely. >> this is been going on too long. we grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love to everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack. >> the president also said everyone must work together at every level of govern

i was there with ted cruz and greg abbott and there were a lot of student friends in there. they all said arm our teachers. the parents all said arm the teachers. next door to the art class was a marine substitute teacher who heard the noise, went out and saw the shooter and locked the door and protected his shooters, but he was not armed. that marine been able to carry in that school district, he might have been able to stop that shooter. for those who say guns are the issue -- and we want the best background checks we can have -- but the answer is not taking away guns from people who can defend themselves and others. i think in our schools, leave it up to the parents as we do in texas and the superintendent. more school districts want to arm teachers and limit the entrances and exits into these schools. stagger the start and end times and be sure kids like this don't get in the school house with a gun under their coat. >> you can have a big government decision or big citizens with good people with guns. lt. governor dan patrick from texas. thanks for joining us. officials

texas governor greg abbott told reporters two types of weapons were used in the attack, a shotgun and a .38 revolver, both owned legally by the suspect's father. abbott also said that one or two people of interest are being investigated by authorities in connection with the shooting. >> we come together as we deal with one of the most heinous attacks that we've ever seen in the history of texas schools. it's impossible to describe the magnitude of the evil of someone who would attack innocent children in a school. we need to do more than just pray for the victims and their families. it's time in texas that we take action to step up and make sure this tragedy is never repeated ever again in the history of the state of texas. >> for more i'm joined by representative joaquin castro of texas, shannon watts, founder of moms demanding action for gun sense. and greg pittman, a history teacher at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland. thank you all for coming here tonight. a grim night again. congressman, tell us what you know about this shooting by this 17-year-old down in texas?

when i heard of the shooting i made plans immediately, to go to santa fe where i met with governor abbott and lieutenant governor patrick and senator cruz and others who spoke to the texas to permit a public safety, the bureau about go of tobacco and firearms and the school officials to find out what happened. families there of course, remain in shock, that something so terrible could happen to a small talk to a community, one that was recently shaken by hurricane harvey last fall and previously seen it far removed from the violence that has touched other parts of the country. as i said last friday we have seen this before. just last falll we saw a similar story unfold in sutherland springs outside of san antonio when a man opened fire at a sunday church service. then we saw in florida in florida in stoneman douglas high school in parkland and unfortunately in recent years there have been plenty of examples, too many examples, actually into the lives lost in far too few solutions for families reeling from the aftermath. two things that strike me are clear though that first we need to bett

greg abbott, el gobernador, dio conocer 43 pÁginas con iniciativas para afinar los actos de violencia de seguridad para las escuelas poco menos de dos semanas de la balacera que dejÓ 10 muertos y tres heridos en santa fe. el mandatario indicÓ que el documento tiene 40 estrategias que es mayormente serÁn implementadas de inmediato. es el fruto de tres dÍas de debate que realizÓ en el capitolio del estado la semana pasada.asimismo, insistiÓ en la importancia de armar al personal escolar y citÓ un comentario que le hizo una estudiante: "tener maestros armados sin que nadie lo sepa es lo que necesitamos," expresÓ y seÑalÓ que su oficina tiene millones de dÓlares para facilitar el entrenamiento de manejo de armas, reducciÓn de entradas a escuelas, uso de detectores de mentales y ampliaciÓn de consejerÍa emocional. el vicegobernador aplaudiÓ el esfuerzo. pedro: luego --por ahora no descarta llamar a una sesiÓn especial de la legislatura de su estado para que se aprueben leyes que establezcan mÁs castigos a jÓvenes que hacen amenazas con armas. patricia: al regresar, las naciones unidas pide

governor abbott was correct, thoughts and prayers are not enough. it is time to act and i hope he will take action at the state level which apparently is going to start doing next week and we in capitol hill follow suit. in florida they took some measures. in texas hopefully they will do the same and we in capitol hill need to follow suit. >> as one commentator noted extensively on this topic none of it is easy to do but it is worth discussing and doing. everybody agrees there's a problem whether we agree on the solution. there is work to be done on that. >> we have to do it in a bipartisan way. >> great to have both of you with us tonight. a disturbing twist. a new one today's mass shooting. . kinds of explosives reportedly found at santa fe high school and the surrounding area. is the search continues law enforcement officials says there is still potential for explosive devices at other sites which we will look at the connection with joe jones and nypd and cia analyst next. to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousan

aranza: el gobernador, greg abbott, planea tener esta mesa de discusiÓn a partir de la prÓxima semana esl volase -- esta es la balacera escolar nÚmero 22. regreso contigo- enrique: muchas gracias. estaremos pendientes con el reporte. las banderas ondean a media asta en edificios pÚblicos, esto por orden del presidente trump, quien dijo que asume el permiso de cuidarl lkas vidas de los estudiante es. pablo: la masacre en texas provocÓ la reacción habitual en washington ante este tipo de tragedias. " tenemos mucho dolor por la terrible pÉrdida de vidas y enviamos nuestro apoyo y amor a todos los afectados," afirmÓ donald trump . la congresista republicana dice que estÁ harta. >> estoy harta de que vemos otro tiroteo y no tomamos acciÓn. pablo: muchos polÍticos ofrecieron oraciones, pero el propio gobernador de texas, greg abbott, afirmÓ: " necesitamos hacer mÁs que sÓlo rezar por las vÍctimas y sus familias, para asegurarnos de que esta tragedia nunca se repita". hace tres meses que ocurriÓ la masacre de parte, florida, y cientos de miles de estudiantes se movilizaron para pedir accione

governor abbott mentioned explosive devices.is something the young man could put together on his own? is this something you could dooli google? >> with a molatov cocktail and co-2. those are things you can get the equipment and information for. they pose a threat to the person right in front of them. they don't do a lot of damage like the bomb does. pipe bombs are different. they are usually stuffed with white powered. you light them on fire and set them ad and they will eventually blow up. there is a time device on them through a fuse. all of these are pyrotechnic charges. none is sounds like the fertilizer bombs in afghanistan. but enough to be deadly and hurt a lot of people. >> shannon: analysts on cnn said this today: the potential of explosive devices suggested that for assailants that want to be different from just another school shooter, they will seek more events like terrorists. >> it is the case that terrorists -- and you could make the case this individual in texas had radicalizeed in a trench coach school shooter me

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abbott dio especificaciones para asegurar los centros educativos.as como retiro de armas a personas con discapacidades mentales, uso de detectores de metales e implementaciÓn de consejeros. patricia: el presidente trump viajarÁ a houston para una recaudaciÓn de fondos y se reunirÁ con vÍctimas de la masacre en santafÉ. el presidente asistirÁn a otra cena en dallas con un costo de $35,000 por plato y $50,000 si el comensal quiere una foto con el presidente. jorge: de disputa internacional por el financiamiento del muro fronterizo se agrav cuando donald trump-- se agravÓ cuando donald trump dijo que mÉxico lo pagarÍa. peÑa nieto dijo que de ninguna manera, que mÉxico no iba a pagar. trump arremetiÓ contra los demÓcratas con el estilo de confrontaciÓn, calentando el ambiente electoral en las elecciones de terminen medio en noviembre. [habla en inglÉs] jennifer: el presidente insiste a decirle a la gente que mÉxico pagarÁ por el muro fronterizo. lo repitiÓ en noche en nashville, tennessee. "no se ha avanzado con el muro porque habÍa que invertir en fuer

president trump spoke with governor greg abbott to offer his condolences. the president pledged to work with the governor and provide all appropriate federal assistance. so the president is again now toward the end of may dealing with a similar situation that he was dealing with on valentine's day and the day after when the president was making statements in the wake of the marjory stoneman high school. here's what the president said. he offered condolences to the victims and their families. >> we grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support to those affected by this horrific attack. to the students, families, teachers and personnel at santa fe high we're with you in this tragic hour and be you forever. my administration is doing everything that we can to protect our students and to keep weapons out of the hands of those that pose threat. >> let's take a look at the circumstance surrounding the shooting there in santa fe high school. the shooter's father's guns were a shotgun and a 38 caliber revolver. so you know, we've had a lot of calls for

this is coming from texas governor abbott. speedy background checks.sure those who shouldn't be considered to buy these weapons don't. >> this is similar to the guy in florida. would you be open to that? >> i would be open to making sure anybody who shouldn't have a gun doesn't get a gun. now if we talk about how do we protect our kids that's nod the answer. the answer is don't let people in our schools. there are two different issues here. every time we have this debate about guns we are putting our children at risk. what we should be talking about is getting money to the schools and letting them assess the buildings so the next people can't get in there. we are wasting time talking about guns if they can't get in the school make sure the kids are safe first. we can have these other arguments and debates. >> part of what florida did is get a better sense of locking down schools. parteninpardoning schools. what i want to be clear on here is if you were open to stricter background checks and more immediate background checks. so if you have any comments

and as you can see, we are waiting on greg abbott. and as we continue i just want to let you know the markets have been wavering around all day long, up, down, kind of hugging the flat line. let's listen in to the governor of texas. >> showing up to respond to what has to be probably the worst disaster ever to strike this community. also want to express my gratitude to the other officials who are gathering with us here today. this is just the beginning of what will be a very robust response by both local, state and federal officials. we come together as we deal with one of the most heinous attacks that we've ever seen in the history of texas schools. it's impossible to describe the magnitude of evil of someone who would attack innocent children in a, a -- in a school, a place of learning where parents should be able to send their children without fear for their child's life. to describe the magnitude of the evil of someone who would attack innocent children in a school, a place of learning where parents should be able to send their ch

abbott school safety plan includes a few things that i want to get your point of view on. tougher penalties for people who use guns to injure and kill. blocking people from buying guns within 24 hours. this red flag law, a lot of people are interested in that which is basically temporarily removing guns from people deemed dangerous. counselors and also an app that would be used across the state to report suspicious behavior and activity. from your standpoint, as somebody who does support the second amendment, do you think all of those things sort of make sense? >> yeah. i think looking at that list, tougher penalties for people who use guns inappropriately against people who are innocent, not in self-defense is certainly warranted. i think the most important part of the 40-page plan is all the recommendations came from the people on the ground in texas and the people who were affected by the santa fe shooting and the other shooting like the southerland spring shooting at the church. governor abbott focused on round table and talk to gun safety experts and teachers and admi

governor greg abbott. >> fortunately for us we did have a rapid response from a lot of state and u.s. leaders who are down here now. we've spent a little bit of time briefing the governor and lieutenant governor, senator cruz and other elected officials on the events that happened this morning. at this time i will pass it off to government abbott. >> judge, first i want to thank you for your tireless efforts over the past few hours to help your county respond to this. we appreciate you and your entire team stepping up and showing the way to respond to what has to be probably the worst disaster ever to strike this community. also i want to express my gratitude to the other official who is are gathering with us here today. this is just the beginning of what will be a very robust response by both local, state and federal officials. we come together today as we deal with one of the most heinous attacks that we've ever seen in the history of texas schools. it's impossible to describe the magnitude of the evil of someone who would attack innocent children in a school, a place of learning wh

talking to the governor of the state, greg abbott at this moment. this is a big trip for the president. his fifth visit to the state of texas of his presidency. it is quickly becoming one of the most visited states by this president. this is an important day as he will also be holding a he will head on a fundraising luncheon downtown houston hosted by the national republican senate committee after he meets with those families. it's a private event that sold tickets for $5,000 a person for the luncheon or $25,000 if you want to take a photo with the president. he will head to that luncheon and another fundraiser will happen in dallas. the president on the ground in houston with the shaky camera, a little fist pump to the crowd and the president will be off and meeting with those families. another alert, president trump revealing news in talks with north korea. just a short time ago secretary of state mike pompeo finishing his meeting with kim yong chol. they kicked off meetings at a dinner. president trump expects to receive a letter from kim jong un

greg abbott was basically lip syncing. he will stood by while tragedy after tragedy has hurt texans and he's done nothing. when they have the roundtables i have the first suggestion for him. he should allow under texas law local governments to take action into their own hands. right now texas state law doesn't allow any local government to do anything about gun violence to make their own laws regarding any of this. he should free up local governments to do that especially if they're going to sit on their hands and do nothing. >> shannon, we're looking at the parents apparently recover recovering. they're not going to recover from this violence. it's a hell on earth situation. what is it about america that has this headline around the world, if you're in tokyo right now where they don't have this or london where they really don't have this or paris or nish in the world, south africa, they don't have this kind of stuff, you go what's with america? what's with us? are there that many angry kids 17 years old angry at the kids

la cometer la balacera y tambiÉn de quitarse la vida despuÉs del tiroteo, segÚn el gobernador greg abbottacebook parecen con fis marla versiÓn oficial. se lee en una camiseta negra la frase "nacido para matar". el joven compartiÓ ademÁs la foto esta gabardina, destaca esta medalla sÍmbolo del movimiento neonazi. dimitrios pagourtzis no tenÍa antecedentes penales y estuvo en el de las autoridades. >> parecÍa un chico tranquilo, no una persona capaz de hacer esto, dice el compaÑero de escuela del acusado. raÚl: Él parecÍa tener alta aficiÓn por las armas, a juzgar por los perfiles que tenÍa en la cuenta de instagram. una indignaciÓn por el lado de su padre, un griego a nombre de quiÉn estaban las armas que el joven utilizÓ en la masacre. su perfil de facebook destaca su afinidad por la portavoz de la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle y la prensa de derecha. >>no era una persona muy sociable. raÚl: asÍ escribe tiradores estudiante de la preparatoria santa fe. el joven era jugador del equipo de fÚtbol de su escuela y miembro del cuerpo de baile en la escuela ortodoxa griega de galveston. asÍ lo m

i think she has done that. >> governor greg abbott paying his respects. he and his wife laying flowers at the high school to honor the victims. he is calling for a statewide moment of silence this morning at 10:00. gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: frances, the survivor said the gunman taunted his victims singing another one bites the dust in between shots. they have not confirmed a motive but we are learning more about possible warning signs. january janna fischer was among the first to be killed. the 16-year-old for months had rejected the advances of alleged school shooter dimitrios pagourtzis. >> i think she knew beforehand because this guy kept harassing her about wanting to be with her, like in a relationship. >> reporter: according to eyewitnesses, he barged into an art classroom and yelled, surprise. investigators say he opened fire with a shotgun and a revolver that he took from his father. >> this killer was intent on trying to inflict horrific damage on these kids. >> reporter: the attorney said the suspect's father doesn't know how he got

governor abbott of texas says thoughts and prayers are not enough.t's an interesting comment from a republican governor because that has been something that democrats have been using against republicans. thoughts and prayers aren't enough. what should he do? >> he didn't say what he would do. you can do all of the above. 97% of gun owners want to see background checks. 85% of gun owners want to make sure people with mental illness don't have access to firearms. 35,000 people killed last year in gun violence that we are 25 times more likely to be killed in this country than other countries. we respect hunting. that is not what this is about. i am sick and tired of being sick and tired. i'm taking a whole new strategy. instead of looking at dan patrick saying we ought to ban doors instead of looking at access to guns. i'm saying there is one solution. the one solution is at the ballot box. take them out at the ballot box if they do not agree that we should have common sense gun solutions. we have to elect people who will do what the voters want. >> you

i believe governor abbott and ted cruz gets an a and an a plus. the message we heard was for parents to lock up their guns. good advice. but clearly when more students are dying in school shootings than servicemen and women are dying in combat so far in 2018 it's not enough. >> thank you for coming by. i know in a in 26 minutes you are back on the air with today's broadcast of deadline white house. nicolle wallace with us. captain mark kelly has been really patient. he was with us before that press conference started. and he has hung out to talk with us. obviously, husband of former member of congress gabby giffords. captain, open question to you. your thoughts at this hour. >> well, i mean it goes to these kids who were placed in such an unfortunate situation. and we heard from, you know, some of them today. and they said, you know, i heard quotes, i knew this was going to happen some day. you know, i was expecting this. you for example it's sad that in our country today we have so many of these school nearly one a week and congress seems pretty

>> reporter: texas governor greg abbott, greeted people filing into arcadia first baptist church thisning. just a mile away from the deadly school shooting. the solemn service included recognition for several santa fe high school seniors preparing to graduate. one student told the governor, gun laws were not the problem. >> it is not a gun law issue. this kid was 17 years old. the gun laws are against him. it's, he should not have been able to get into the school issue. >> three days into the investigation. police still don't know why 17-year-old suspected shooter, went on a rampage friday morning. attorneys for the teenager said the family didn't see any warning signs. >> the family is as mystified as, as anybody else in this. they did not expect this. don't feel that there were any, you know, red flags that they missed. >> but we are learning more about the terrifying moments during the shooting. witnesses told the ap, the shooter hovered between four classrooms almost half an hour, verbally taunting the stew dints the classrooms. yelling surprise, before opening fire with a shot gu

texas governor greg abbott said the shooter wanted to commit suicide. >> he gave himself up.he admitted at the time, he didn't have the courage to commit the suicide, that he wanted to take his own life earlier. he st's been happening rlerywhere. i always felt like eventually it o.s going to happen here, too. so, i don't know. i wasn't surprised. i was just scared. me glor: back in april, some sante fe students joined a nationwide school walkout to protest gun violence in the wake of the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high in srkland, florida. today, stoneman douglas students tweeted their support for sante fe, one saying: you saw sophomore dakota shrader in our report just a moment ago. dakota is with me now tonight. dakota is a sophomore at the school. talk a little bit about where you were and what you saw and what happened. >> well, i was on the far side of the high school, but the shooting actually took right there, this side of the high school, far back. and when the fire alarm went off, you know, of course everybody thought it was the normal procedure, and we go

diane abbott.ouseholds are on average £900 a year worse off than expected in real terms since the vote to leave the european union in 2016. mark carney was giving evidence to the treasury committee. the question is why, and what drove the difference? some of it — and we can't be absolute about it — but some of it is arguably ascribed to brexit. one of the things we've seen, for example, is that investment spending has been quite weak given all the positives for investment spending. the behaviour of households influenced heavily by where their real incomes have gone, and their real incomes have been... one of the biggest drivers of that has been the referendum—induced fall in the exchange rate, and the inflation that's come through, what you just started with. so there are brexit effects that come through. mark carney. a bill to cap energy prices cleared the commons at the start of the month. now the domestic gas and electricity tariff cap bill has arrived in the lords. the legislation gives the reg

we learned we're going to get an update from governor greg abbott. probably within the next hour or so. we now know it is eight students and two teachers. before we thought it was nine and one. all of them part of this heartbreakingly familiar story that we have heard time and time and time again, alex. when 17-year-old dimitrios pagourtzis opened fire yesterday, the school emptied out. somehow, some people heard the actual shots. they were literally running for their lives. other people coming out of the school had heard the fire alarm, they thought it was just a drill. but many, as you said, left behind backpacks, left behind their phones, they had no place to call their parents. a lot of them started gathering across the street. there's a chevron station with a little mini mart and that's where mahon lee was working. >> first girl that came in she was crying loudly. that's where she said it. >> reporter: that there had been a shooter? >> yes, ma'am. all the people coming towards the store, roadrunner chevron, asking for help. we did whatever we co

governor abbott says he wants to do more than just pray after yesterday's shooting but you can contrastold the nra a few weeks ago. >> we need to do more than just pray for the victims and their families. it's time in texas that we take action. >> the problem is not guns. the problem is hearts without god. >> in 2015 governor abbott also shamed texas for being behind california in gun purchases. that tweet brought to our attention by our next guest. that is shannon watts who joins me now. she started the group moms demand action after the shooting in sandy hook elementary. i want to read a quote from the statement you issued. we don't have to live like this, you said. and our children shouldn't die like this. lawmakers must act immediately to address gun violence. i don't need to tell you but this statement is like so many others that you've sent out. the wording doesn't change here. >> yeah, it's very much like ground haog day in america wher these horrific shootings continue in america, not just school mass shootings but the 96 people killed every day yet those in the gun lobby refuse

. >> jon: he will meet texas governor greg abbott and ted cruz and ken paxton the attorney general. the president has been on something of a commuting role lately. he is considering pardoning desusa, the conservative filmmaker and author. he recently pardoned the late boxer jack johnson, and he has been issuing other pardons, scooter libby among them. the pardoning of the illinois governor would be the first high profile democratic pardon if it happens. this was an on the record conversation with a pool producer and the president is considering pardoning the former governor of illinois convicted of influence peddling and also martha stewart in everyone's living rooms and coffee table for insider trading. >> julie: where do these thoughts come from? yesterday when he met with kim kardashian a lot of people were surprised and taken aback. the cause is a good one. prison reform. she brought up a very positive story about somebody who is actually in prison who had been convicted on a one-time drug charge 20 years ago, a grandmother and there are many of those that are in the prison syst

abbott, my friend. where is greg? governor abbott. he is running and i have already done it but greg, i fully endorse you. you are endorsed. he has done a great job. i tell you, you had your water pouring down on top and you kept coming and coming. he kept calling. we need more money. and you know what question mark week -- and you know what? you.ve it to fully endorsed. attorney general ken paxton. tremendous. have my fully, you endorsement and my -- and your wife, angela has my full endorsement. senator john cornyn has been with me right in the beginning. thank you. thank you john. full endorsement for this man. ted cruz, where's ted? >> [applause] [booing] [applause] president trump: thank you. boy, that was very rousing. [laughter] president trump: that's a good sign. congressman pete sessions and congressman michael burgess, great friends. >> [applause] trump: we are also joined by pete ricketts and diamonds and silk. where are they? they are so great. richard hudson. pete brownell and leslie run sick -- and leslie rutledge. fina

possible -- possible accomplice in the wake of the tragedy the governor of texas, republican greg abbott called for action. >> we need to do more than just pray for the victims and their families. it's time in texas that we take action to step up and make sure this tragedy is never repeated ever again. >>> let's go to rosa flores just down the road from sante fe high school in texas. and the crime scene is extensive with exploded devices. what else are you looking about the search to find the explosives. >> reporter: it is still very active. you could see right now there is a stream of law enforcement vehicles driving right by us. we've seen this scene be very active this morning and throughout the day, jake, because there are multiple crime scenes, according to authorities. they found explosive devices not just here at this location and we're being kept about half a mile away but at other locations adjacent locations and but we have to put it like this. this is a very intense and traumatic day for the people here at sante fe high school and sante fe community and now authorities are try

greg abbott/r-texas"better security at our schools.rhaps metal detectors."the republican from the lone star state is hosting three days of roundtable discussions about gun legislation this week.parents, students teachers and others are invited to take part....so are people on both sides of the gun issue.gov. greg abbott/r-texas"it's essential that we hear from the experts before any hard and fast conclusions are arrived at so that we can have all the information placed upon the table and find the right solutions."these talks get underway days after ten people were killed in the shooting at santa fe high school.cathleen mccomber/victim cynthia tisdale's daughter"where do i start? my mom would have been 64 next week. she married my father at 17 years of age and they have been married for 46 years."rhonda hart/mother of kimberly vaughan"i really would like to see some positive changes happening for my daughter, i really would." teachers and support staff in the district return to work wednesday.students come back may 29-th.mayor-elect jas

. >>> texas governor greg abbott holding first of series of roundtable discussions to improve securityate schools this after the friday's deadly shooting in santa fe with which left eight students and two teachers dead. here with details is fox news correspondent casey stiegel. reporter: more on the roundtables for you in a moment. let me set the scene. students are gradually let inside to santa fe only to retrieve valuables and cell phones left behind in the middle of the chaos that was friday morning's shooting. large areas campus are a crime scene and off limits but officers escorting students one-on-one. no cameras, no cell phones can be brought in. as this happens here, up in austin earlier today, at the texas state capital governor greg abbott convening special roundtable discussions. a mix of both republican and democratic lawmakers, educators, supporters of the second amendment even, top brainstorming sessions to develop what abbott calls swift solutions for making sure this is not repeated at any other texas schools. 10 were killed here on friday, two teachers, eight students,

governor greg abbott prayed with members of a church miles from santa fe high school.a, what did other churchgoers besides the governor have to say about how they are feeling on this sunday morning? >> reporter: it was such an emotional service, david. families were consoling each other and there was just really no words for what this community is going through. but you could also sense just how small, rural and tight-nit this community is. they actually honored the police chief and prayed for the police officer who is still fighting for his life at the hospital. governor greg abbott greeting some of the families here, and from here from the arcadia first bap shtist church he headed oveo santa fe high school and placed some flowers and talked about what comes next policy wise. >> my goal is to ensure swift and meaningful action and the people here in santa fe, as well as in the schools across the state of texas, they deserve swift action which is exandly why we're going to begin these roundtable discussions on tuesday. >> reporter: so i spoke with governor greg abbott

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texas governor greg abbott is planning to convene a roundtable, hoping to bring together a wide variety of perspectives on the issue.gov. greg abbott / -r- texas: it's essential that we hear from the experts before any hard and fast conclusions are arrived at so that we can have all the information placed upon the table and arrive at the right solutions.meanwhile investigators are still looking into the suspect's motive. according to a probable cause affidavit he told investigators he didn't shoot the people he liked. 16-year-old shana fisher was killed that day and her mother says it may have been because she rejected his advances. sadie baze / daughter shana fisher killed in shooting: and this is the outcome. i don't know what else to say.and there are still some questions about what exactly happened in the school just behind me. yesterday we learned from the galveston county sheriff that there was a 25 minute gun battle with the suspect before he surrendered. but when he was asked whether or not he could confirm that all of the victims were shot by the suspect, he couldn't definitive

abbott also wants to see more money invested in mental health services. gov.bbott, (r) texas: "the strategy that i most strongly encourage the legislature to consider is greater investment in mental health, especially in crisis and prevention counselors. as long as mental health challenges trouble our children, there will never be enough safety barriers we can build to protect our students." (grant)(grant) the proposal is called "school and firearms safety action plan." abbott says some parts of the plan can be implemented right now, but others need to be approved by lawmakers. (vicki) house minority leader nancy pelosi is responding to president trump's claim that she is an "ms-13 lover. at a campaign event in nashville last night-- trump accused pelosi of being soft on the notorious drug gang ... also accusing her of trying to defend the group. "and of course the ms 13 lover nancy pelosi, she loves ms13, can you imagine, remember? i said they're animals and she said, how dare you say that? how dare you say that? have you seen what they've done, have you seen

again, we are waiting for governor abbott of texas. he is expected to come out that door and brief the press. it's been a couple of minutes. i think the cameraman is signaling a two-minute warning to the governor. okay. he appears to now be saying he doesn't know. michael, you have been very patient to make a couple of points as you have been observing our coverage. >> the explosives, we haven't had a chance to talk about that. obviously the planning but the fact this he put them in there. why? was it to go after the -- to provide a diversion? was it to provide a means of escape? was it to attack folks who would be responding? we have seen that type of a tactic in war zones. and a big question is how would someone be able to get these weapons, put them together, assembly these bombs and use it tactically in this way? >> isn't it called the internet. >> exactly. law enforcement as they approach scenes like this, you never know what the capabilities of your adversary are. i think we have to anticipate that the people who perpetrate these

(jrs) governor abbott says this week, he will play host to round-table discussions with parents, schoolcals and lawmakers to look into curbing gun violence in texas. (justine) earlier tonight music fans also paid tribute to the victims of the shooting. at the billboard music awards kelly clarkson tearfully called for a moment of change, instead of a moment of silence. take a listen... <"and tonight they wanted me to say that obviously want to pray for all the victims who want to pray for their families but they also wanted me to do a moment of silence. and i'm so sick of a moment of silence. like it's not working like obviously so sorry. so what are we. why don't we not do it one of sons one when we do moment of action. why don't we do want to change. why don't we change what's happening."> ariana grande then started the billboard music awards with a performance of her new single "no tears left to cry," in all tears left to single "no of her new performance with a music awards billboard started the grande then ariana ariana grande then started the billboard music awards with a performan