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gretchen: we're still not getting what we need from the federal government. itself in the president's crosshairs today. donald trump: michigan, she has no idea what's going on and all she does is say, "oh, it's the federal government's fault." and we've taken such great care of michigan. tucker carlson: she's moved aggressively to seize even more control. brian kilmeade: these restrictions are ridiculous. tucker: why do they have to a uncomfortable questions about what governor whitmer is doing? they should shut up, and if they don't we're gonna arrest 'em. that's her position. brian: i feel bad for law enforcement. they have to enforce these ridiculous rules. david: a series of protests denouncing the governor culminated in threatening scenes inside the capitol building. phil: --so everybody is getting in there. male: open the door. open the door. you betrayed us. the police have betrayed the people. you're filthy rats. donald: well, these are people expressing their views. they seem to be very responsiblpeople to me. all: let us in. let us in. female: some

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. >> michigan governor gretchen whitmer gave her state of the state address announcing a three-part plan to lower costs for residents. she also talked about investment in public safety, education, infrastructure and clean energy. governor whitmer won reelection in november 2022 after defeating republican candidate tudor dixon. her speech is about 50 minutes. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [cheers and applause] >> members of the joint convention, i present to you the governor of the great state of michigan, the honorable gretchen whitmer. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. good evening, michigan. it is so great to be back here at the capital. and it feels even better to be making history. i am honored to stand between speaker joe tate and majority leader winnie brinks.ea [applause] both are firsts, the first black speaker and the first woman majority leader. [applause] they will certainly not be the last. speaker tate, majority leader brinks, minority leader hall, and minority leader nesbitt, i look forward to our partnership centered on prob

i'm pleased to announce, i want to thank gretchen witmer personally for this that our next roundtablel be in detroit, michigan, in the motor city, april 19, 2021. i think the governor for hosting us so graciously. if that weren't enough, my wife, tammy murphy. [applause] >> i don't want laura kelly to get mad at me but josh appears not here because he's at the super bowl rooting for his eagles. we believe that to john carney, just a statement of fact. go chiefs. josh is likely to host us for a single day convening in philadelphia, to me and i cannot wait to welcome everybody to the great garden state, new jersey in july, july 12th-14 for our nga annual summer meeting. that will be in atlantic city. i said too many of you bring your dancing shoes and your wallets. not necessarily in that order. the roundtables also examine our parallel initiative and i want to thank tammy for this. she's done outstanding work on this issue in our state and an excellent job leading this initiative nationally. these two initiatives share so much common ground, like the challenges to affordable and access

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naturally, this sudden movement of gretchen, naturally , the relevant agencies also started reconsideration in the field of smuggling, but you see, this distance is so attractive that it really cannot be controlled by physical methods, but it cannot be denied that now the price of wheat and flour with which people's bread is baked has a significant distance from the market. there are 991 bakers who use wheat worth 665 tomans and their address is 810 15 tomans noha bakers near us who use cancerous type wheat which is 1250 and the manto font units are new, since they are non-toxic and they are supposed to be displayed completely freely, to register, this is how you go to google , it says the system, the flour sales system, other expenses , the amount we have placed is 4 million 920 thousand tomans , the order is 4 million 920 thousand. a thousand kilos means that each kilo costs another 1,200 50 tomans and this difference is not hidden from the eyes of the profiteers and those who are looking for cheap wheat and flour, and from the network, which is now very drunk . can i say that in mardona'

gretchen wittmer of michigan has the very same message.. >> stop praying and obey. watch. s too, >> firearms are getting more dangerous, too. 3-d printed technology calle thanks to 3d printed technology called glock switches. that turn semiautomatic weapons fully automatic. >> that's why we launched operation safe neighborhoods, taking hundreds of illegal firearms off the street before they could be used in the commission of a crime. buime, butt we must do more so the world our kids inherit is not more violent than the one we inhabit. [chethe time for only thoughts and prayers is over. >> another low iq plastic surgery disaster lecturing us about things she has no at gr understanding of. so laugh at gretchen whitmer, if you will , but then think about what she's saying. >> she's mockingg. prayer really well. >> now that you mentione migh gretchen whitmer, we might usee a little prayer right now. >> prayers work better thann, equity. prayers are safer than norfolk southern paris h, a more. comforting than kamala harris laugh. >> there's nothing wrongong with prayerswith . w

>> classic gretchen whitmer.g to other democratic governors like the governors of wisconsin and north carolina who have banned tiktok on government devices and tony evers in wisconsin very clearly said in the age of digital privacy we're very concerned about the technology infrastructure, security and privacy that tiktok, the threat it presents and over in north carolina democratic governor roy cooper said we've already identified cybersecurity threats in north carolina and why we're moving to ban tiktok. tapper said that we have to have congress do more and tell parents and warn teens. gretchen whitmer reverted to form. she have is an attention seeker. >> bill: the boat scene during covid when her husband got on and no one was asked to touch it. listen how chuck schumer commented on tiktok. >> i think this administration is strong and tough on china but mindful of the fact we can't stop talking to them. >> banning tiktok? >> it is something that should be looked at. there are some people in the commerce committe

gretchen says desantis is divisive but calling her son is racist and chopping his ding-dong off. governments. these are government schools. we shouldn't expect confidence from the government! the government fails us everywhere and the worst they do the more money they asked for. so we are actually until mike actually buying bad results. what do we get with bad results? bigger government. worst results from a bigger government and you shower these idiots with money. you know what they did with the money from the covid relief? they hired a hall monitor as well removed learning. they gave hall monitors, they didn't monitor a single hall a bonus. then they gave bonuses to teachers and raises to the bureaucrats. and they didn't buy a single laptop for the city of baltimore. >> jeanine: this is america. "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪ world war ii - and right now. that's a deep hole. and i don't know how we'll climb out of it. that's why i buy gold from rosland capital. rosland capital is a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silv

now that you mention it gretchen whitmer, we might use prayers.yer works better than equity, safer than norfolk southern, prayers are more comforting than kamala harris' laugh. there's nothing wrong with prayers. what we don't need more is totalitarian atheists with designs on our life. got enough of those, including you. so when they're telling you that the two things you cannot have are guns and prayer, you know for a fact that those are the two things you need most. we're seeing a lot of evidence of that lately. abandoned by their government to a world politicians have intentionally made chaotic, americans are protecting themselves. they have no choice. here's one recent and inspiring example from the state of arizona. >> if he hadn't had a gun my gun never would have come out of. that's all there to is. >> it was around 5:15 when the suspect walked into the chevron where he works the graveyard shift. >> i heard him say, "rob, money." in all reality, he didn't need to say anything. it was obvious. >> suspect pointed the gun at brian, but then b

in michigan with governor gretchen whitmer is also funding both. >> writes, we want to hear in michiganichigan state government, gretchen whitmer has decided to make michigan the epicenter chinese activity in the united states. so like you say there are two factories coming to michigan paid one is potentially coming the other one we've committed 715 million taxpayer dollars to this chinese corporation. that is what is so upsetting to be a player michigan. and should be upsetting the people across the country is that we are taking taxpayer dollars and under a secrecy agreement given these taxpayer dollars to a chinese corporation to come into the center of the country but really the center of north america. we should all be concerned about this when we see the surveillance of the lands flying over the united states. now we are shooting more objects out over alaska saying what could possibly be coming into the united states? talk about having epicenter right in the center of north america between canada, between the united states this is dangerous. stay for the support due to legislation

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whether it's gretchen whitmer who won handily in a swing state like michigan.r us the wide races in places like georgia. or, a host of others. kamala harris would certainly be a favorite to be the nominee, as well. i think that democrats are well positioned in the very very and likely event that biden doesn't run. i fully expect that president biden will seek reelection. >> pretty much tells me that you were an anonymous source right for this political article? is that right, my friend? let's get to the end of the game, the parlor game. the washington post ranking of ten potential democratic candidates leading the pack. of course, we have the president. followed by transportation secretary pete buttigieg and vice president kamala harris. pete buttigieg, in this particular ranking, comes in higher than the vice president. what is your take on that? >> look, this is like throwing darts and a board, right? i don't know that i would necessarily agree with every one of the different numbers here. if you're somebody like pete buttigieg you ran a very successful campa

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>> they were not thinking of gretchen whitmer.nly person who could name anyone was someone said cory booker. i don't even know where that came from. there is not a groundswell for alternative x. and that i guess helps biden on the primary side. on the theoretical general election side the concern was that when they were sort of describing their -- someone who they would leave biden for in a general election they liked the idea of a white male governor who's a republican and non-controversial. tell me who that person is and we can do a new -- >> i've had an answer for you until you said non-controversial. you would have said ron desantis. but he can be controversial. although not in florida. >> 13 out of 13 people don't understand politics. that much i can say. because 13 people who think that it would be good for the democratic party or joe biden to have a primary don't understand how it works. that is a recipe for losing. so maybe if these are people that don't care about that and they're totally fine with donald trump becoming p

welcome to all of you, governors, gretchen whitmer of michigan, michelle lujan grisham of new mexico,anet mills of maine. and kathy hochul of new york. and you're all in washington for the national governors association meeting here, but from what i understand, you all get together a lot. that is kind of a bond that's been created here. >> yeah, no question, we've all been through fire, right? especially the last couple years. and being able to connect with my colleagues, you know, troubleshoot, help one another, just even too, you know, have someone who understands the unique moment and job that we all have. we're all human beings, we are all ordinary people, but we have extraordinary roles. serving on extraordinary circumstances, and so to have a friend to call, someone who understands, and who can help, i think it's really powerful. it's really important. and no one else is doing jobs like this, who could possibly understand all the challenges that were put through. >> exactly. >> exactly. and as women, it's a whole new world. there are more and more of us in leadership positions,

sorry, gretchen. gretchen, you're going to have to wait your turn then in 2020 for the voters who've gotten shafted these past few years, they'll finally have their turn. and that's the angle. joining me now is steven miller, senior adviser to president trump and founder of america first legal, as well as charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor, also a fox news contributor. charlie, what do you make of this kind of slow mo entrance into the race? by the biden team? well, i think the obvious answer to that is that he's got these real problems on his hands. you've got whether it's the economy or our standing in the world, it's a real hard case for joe biden to make the argument that that he should get another shot at this. but, you know, let's not forget the only time voters in this country get a shot at anything involving democrats is in a general election. the democrat party has so successfully over the years insulated themselves from their own voters. they don't let their voters have any role i

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suffered more casualties than any other or people and any other nation of the war with operation about gretchen was an even greater disaster, vehicular than the fabulous stalingrad fit. took the red army 5 weeks to advance, 720 kilometers to warsaw. nearly 20 german divisions were destroyed completely. another 50 suffered great losses. throughout most of the war, the americans in the british were confronting hen german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions by themselves, crimea, the old cha february 1945 with the last meeting of the big 3. at 1st, the allies suggested meeting in scotland, but stop in locked it off saying he dislike men in skirts and dampness. in fact, the soviet leader wanted the allies to see the devastated territories of the ussr with their own eyes who sympathizing with roosevelt stolen both the grandest devante a imperial palace at his disposal. roosevelt had trouble getting about to the main sessions were held there. the soviet delegation was housed in the u soup of palace, the british in the baron. so paris. mm. the palace

michigan's governor gretchen whitmer saying we can't accept living like this >>> this latest mass shooting coming five years after one of the nation's darkest days. today marks the fifth anniversary of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school the massacre that claimed the lives of 17 students and staff later today in coral springs, florida, a candlelighting and dove release ceremony will commemorate the students lost. >>> also breaking, a victim died overnight after a vehicle rampage in new york. a man in a u-haul truck crashed through bike lanes and the sidewalk injuring eight people stephanie gosk has the late details. >> reporter: it was a terrifying scene in brooklyn. security video shows a u-haul careening into a bicyclist moments later the same u-haul smashed into a moped and onto a sidewalk, a police car chasing behind before it ended, eight people were hit, including a police officer, and what the police commissioner is calling a violent rampage. >> we have seven different locations to process, including the one behind us. at this time, we have no indication that there

i pon them down from indie sharla, off to gretchen. our eggs really that strong. and if so, how we set up a little experiment to find out for ourselves how easy it is to break an egg. is it possible to crush a raw egg in your hand? it's amazing. even big handsome, strong muscles could not break. yes. even one of our viewers from brazil gave it his best shot without any success. evidently by my telling you how is that possible? the reason eggs are so stable is partly due to their shape. oh, the curved shape distributes pressure evenly across the shell surface. the egg structure also plays a role. an eggshell is normally 0.3 to 0.4 millimeters thick, and consists of 90 percent calcium carbonate, making it very hard. it is made up of many tiny christalin pillars. pat tightly together. they form a stable structure. the many pours give the shell a certain elasticity but they are also responsible for air exchange. carbon dioxide is released. fresh oxygen is absorbed. moisture is also absorbed so that the egg does not dry out. a cleverly designed protection for new life,

is it gretchen, against all in c, s t o we have a similar shoot article in its article number 14, i can have been quoted if one of the members states is subject to aggression act of aggression, armed attack, threatened security, stability. terry to rose with integrity and sovereignty, that it will be viewed by the member states as an act of aggression against all member states of this treaty. in case of an act of aggression against any of the member states. all other member states upon the request of this member's state will immediately provide the necessary aid, including military aid. who is this not the case right now with russia? move from susan for food. it is you said upon the request of this members said we, we haven't addressed any one with this request. not yet. sure. yes not yet. we believe that everything that we need is salvage tasks and goals and objectives of the special mildew operations to put in and to the war that west has started through ukrainian regime after the could atop is in place. we have everything necessary. we see that all of nato is fighting a war against u

you must, gretchen wilson. this new mediation, the gross, must the end of a superpower. the collapse of the soviet union rushes more in ukraine. one year since the invasion began. we take a look back and into the future in the new 1000000 slowing in february on d, w. ah, with this is focus on europe. i'm lar babel allah, welcome to the show life in a war zone. people in parts of ukraine are adjusting to daily life in.

>> joel: i let it crawl on my face, yeah, that is a 7-year-old tarantula named gretchen, i am not kiddingghtly crawling across your face with things that big. >> kelly: but not poisonous. >> joel: it they say that it feels like a bee sting. which it did not sting me, that is handled by children every day and i am not kidding. >> kelly: i am not kidding, i grew up when i was younger there were just tarantulas everywhere, like in the whole -- it was a very poor area, and literally there were tarantulas and they would come out, we will play with them at recess. >> joel: they are like sorry, we don't have a big toy, play with the tarantulas. it's beyond what is for kids, you put a put the most wonderful playground, but it's like tarantulas are out there. and there were giant holes everywhere. and literally that's what i remember from middle school. >> joel: what was the school mascot? >> joel: be used, but the tarantula staying feels like a bee. i listen. >> joel: where was the school? >> kelly: fort worth, texas. grace in the audience will handle things from here. >> hi, kelly, like you i am

danny, it's gretchen roselle. nothin send any weapons to you train us according to the president of the south american country, he says, nations must join f as to seek peace instead of war. glove, you know what your foot brazil cannot and must not supply any of this. it's the best position because i think there has to be a group of countries that decide to talk peace. if brazil sells it's ammunition to germany, and germany gives it to ukraine and ukraine shoots and a russian soldier dies from ammunition made in brazil. then that means brazil has joined the war and we don't want brazil to make war. we want them to build peace. president alluded to silver made that statement in an interview to local media as also he host it. the german chancellor for talks in the brazilian capital berlin has reported the us brazil to send some of its german, made anti aircraft guns to ukraine, which the latin american countries leader has strongly rejected. a latin american studies professor told us that brazil's neutrality is not something the us and its allies can except once again we see ola schultz, t

and as a question, the russians have this little bearing on the potential. gretchen, risks us when one considers where we go. if we, if there's an escalation line, us nato versus russia. the assumption in our newspapers is that the russians will go. and that is because the whole west underestimate what russia has done in the last decade to build a very powerful conventional exactly system that is extremely important. also, in the case of the hyper sonic missions only we hear about the think any the existing and aircraft systems. there's another dimension to that, which is more important as we go forward and consider the russian, can the russian boss about response to an attack on premier named naming. they were down for us basis in europe and how the assumption years with nuclear draw. the dentistry of one of their hypersonic missiles on a silo underground, silos, soaring munitions in your brain that the, the fire, the devastation power of one of these i percent missiles is best within that warhead because of the laws of physics. nash, hey, i were rapidly run out of time. now you re, y

it's gretchen. as mosque, i suppose, his push on with our offensive on the front lines that rushes, defense ministry, se 63 of its service men have been returned from ukraine as part of a prisoner exchange. the agreement was broken with the help of the united arab emirates, the russian military. i did that all of its returned soldiers are receiving psychological and medical assistance as well. some of them told us i was one of which he wanted to go home so badly would called the support from our nearest and dearest. it's all right now we are finally home. thanks to everybody who rescued us from captivity. many thanks to those guys. they think has slammed washington for what he calls you as hysteria as a chinese weather balloon, in american as space as motions and accuses baiting of using the ag croft to spy on the country. this was a complete accident caused by a force, missouri, and effects. a very clear, china has always, strictly abided by international law, respected the sovereign in territorial

the joint convention, i present to you the governor of the great state of michigan, the honorable gretchen whitmer. [applause] governor whitmer: thank you. thank you. thank you. good evening, michigan. it is so great to be back here at the capitol and it feels even better to be making history. i am honored to stand between speaker joe tate and the majority leader. both are firsts -- the first black speaker and the first woman majority leader. [applause] they will certainly not be the last. speaker tate, majority leader brinks, minority leader hall, minority leader nesbitt, i look forward to our partnership centered on problem solving. it's what the people of michigan deserve. let's also take a moment to honor our michigan state police and our michigan national guard. [applause] they and their families make sacrifices to keep us all safe. we will always have their backs and we mean it. we are calling on the biden administration to keep supporting our guard members, their families, and the community. and continue together to continue to base a fighter mission at selfridge air national guard

just too many and to gretchen, i think yes, as your spot mom in the responsibility was we know is overwhelming. the global north, the injustice of climate change is that those people, the least responsible, are the ones be most impacted. and so the 1st things that rich countries can do is follow the fines and make sure that they cut their emissions. and so for the poorest people, for the most vulnerable people, people on the front line, they live in actually in a permanent crisis on the global north. a still banking on, you know, some kind of miracle answer for itself. but calculating that large parts of the global size will just become in respectable, that we will lose millions of people that millions of people will be displaced from their homes. but people will be plunged into even more forms of extreme poverty. as i said, i'm from pakistan, we've had in pakistan, temperatures of 53 and a half degrees centigrade. that's higher than death valley. the reason why it's called death valley is because human beings die. and yet pac sun is a country where 4 out of 10 people are in multi dimensional

after all, they have devastated ukraine's ranks like nothing else or at gasdio. archie, danny, it's gretchen. and finally, germany based d h l, which the world's largest logistics company has become the 1st firms use a boston dynamics robots, which is called stretch to unload trucks. and this comes with one year after the shipping giant's invested $15000000.00 into robotics solutions. boston dynamics says that the stretch robots can perform multiple task autonomously, as well as identify items in the warehouse without pre programming. meanwhile, google's invested nearly $400000000.00 in chance. bought startup charts, g p t. the software functions as a chat box for internet searches. i can even write and debug it custom computer code. well, is the rise of the robots on the i good or bad thing to settle the debate once of roll here on our see where joined live now by luca longo off it's artificial intelligence research and dr. silver come out the foreign policy x. but gentlemen, thanks very much for joining me today. first of all, i might ask you both briefly, to lay out your positions on the

. >> what about pritzker and we got newsom and gretchen whitmer, there is a whole hand of talents out there. >> you will see on the republican side, where my guesses will be eight or 10 candidates. at some point somebody on the democratic side is going to start running. obviously, the governor of california with the largest state with the enormous fundraising capability by definition formidable. i think the governor of michigan, whitmer, she's formidable. there are a number of people, murphy and new jersey is a self-funder. if he wans to run, he can afford the buy the entire campaign. sort of the bloomberg tradition. the truth is all of the problems that you have talked about tonight and i thought this show so far has been tremendous. they're all real and getting worse. the border is getting worse and the fentanyl crisis is getting worse. crimes the street is getting worse. the economy is a disaster. people forget, all of these unemployment numbers are misleading. we only have 62%. >> people actually working. >> and even the french have a 74% of participation. >> oh no. when the frenc

sorry gretchen dorgan have to wait your turn. 2024 the voters who got shafted these past three years they will finally have their turn. and that is the angle. should we know stephen miller senior advisor president trump and founder of america first legal "washington times" opinion editor also fox news contributor charlie we make of this kind of slo-mo entrance into the race? by the joe biden team? >> i think the obvious answer that as he has these real problems on his hands whether it's the economy it's a really hard case for him to make the argument that he should get another shot at this, but let's not forget the only time voters in this country get a shot at anything involving democrats is in general elections. the democrat party has so successfully over the years insulated themselves from their own voters, they do not let their voters have any role in selecting the nominees look into thousand four when everybody got all excited about howard dean and then the people who run the democratic party freaked out because they thought

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. >> todd: michigan governor gretchen witmer in east lansing. suspect anthony had to fire arms and multiple magazines on herb his person with a felony gun charge and 2019 against monday shooter is defending the decision allowed to own a gun. it is standard practice for first-time gun owner to plead down to a misdemeanor and most people charged with carrying a weapon don't go go on to commit murder. alexandria verner, arielle anderson, brian fraser killed in monday night shooting. the travelers are calling this vote don't make disobedient scenes and homeless camp sprawled out from the front door all the way to baggage claim. speak to a massive travel hub calling the crowd out of control and warning they don't feel safe. marianne rafferty joins us with the details, marianne. >> good morning ashley and todd appear the homeless probably in the airports with vagrants and baggage claim, homeless camped out near baggage and exit doors have passengers on edge and worried about the growing problem and whether or not they are saved the world's third large

president biden spoke with gretchen whitmer last night and has deployed additional federal law enforcementand the fbi to help. reggie: a man who drove a u-haul truck on a nearly hour-long rampage through new york city could make his first appearance today. he is accused of killing one person and injuring 8 others in brooklyn yesterday afternoon. teh 48 ended when a police officer was able to pin the truck against a building. police called the suspect emotionally disturbed and it appears he was living in the rented truck. the motive for the attack is unknown, but there is no evidence this was a terrorist attack. kumasi: today, more details about a proposal to provide reparations for some black residents in san francisco. lena howland is live on site third baptist church where a town hall will be held in a few hours. >> the one time payment for each eligible san francisco resident is being discussed at this morning's town hall meeting at the third baptist church. we first told you about these recommendations last month as a method to address systemic racism coming from a recent report from t

gretchen whitmer of michigan, laurie kelly of kansas. janet mills of maine.en whitmer, if you can talk about this bond and the relationships that you all are developing together and helps you in doing your own job. >> no question. we have been through fire especially the last couple of years and being able to connect with my colleagues, troubleshoot, help one another or to have someone who understands the unique moment and job that we all have. we're all human beings and ordinary people with extraordinary roles serving under extraordinary circumstances and a friend to call and someone that understands it to help is really powerful and important and no one else is doing jobs like this to understand the challenges. >> exactly. >> executive sorority. >> as women it's a whole new world with more and more of us in leadership positions. governor hochul, first female governor of new york. can you give us an example of this bond here? is there a time when you can think of that you came together to support each other? what's the lesson men can take away from this play

gretchen is saying that they've been briefed on michigan state university. along with the police and the local law enforcement, the first responders are on the ground. she says let's wrap the arms around the spartan community tonight. they will keep everyone updated as we learn more. we are waiting for more information as you see. heavy response and tactical gear. again, this is an axe and there are rooms in this to get inside some of those classrooms. there is at least one death, one fatality here sadly. several others injured. police from all over that area are searching for police. this is all still very much developing in an active scene as you can see. >> we don't have the fatalities a, student staffer anything? >> we don't know much more of that. it's interesting though, alison as we talk about this chiraz. 8:30 at the, school there is an early report that this may have started in the cafeteria. we're waiting for more from the police. given the hour perhaps there's an event going on that would've brought people. it sounds like they were a lot of people

president biden spoke with governor gretchen whitmer last night and deployed additional law enforcemente response efforts. reggie: -- kumasi: clu colorado springs has announced a timeline for every opening up a mass shooting. more than five people were killed during a mass shooting earlier this year. they say they are working with the city and a woman owns architecture and planning firm to include a tribute to honor the victims of the shooting. today marks five years since the mass shooting in parkland, florida. 14 students and three faculty members were killed at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in 2014. a public memorial is being built to honor those people. a former student pleaded guilty to the shootings. he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole last year. reggie: a man who drove a u-haul truck on the sidewalk through new york city is appearing in court today. sidewalks as people trying to jump out of the way. the 49-minute nightmare finally ended when a police officer was able to pin the vehicle against a building. they say he was emotionally distur

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michigan governor gretchen whitmer addressed the crowd. >> we really, really loved this place.other, i will show up for one another. i think that is what makes this moment so much more painful. our community is really this week, and our lives, our hearts break for those lives that were shattered by gun violence, we mourn our -- >> two of the victims will be held this saturday in the suburbs of detroit, meanwhile students are demanding lawmakers do more to fight gun violence. cnn's miguel marquez reports. >> the community will never be the same. >> michigan state university students, spartans who rallied the state capital for gun laws to prevent more mass shootings. >> i am just very shaken up about, it i can't even imagine what they went through, so i'm here to support everybody that went through what they did. >> how tough is it to process what is happening? >> i still am, i don't, know it is hard, i never think it is going to happen to you, but then it does. >> the sense of anger here, palpable. >> no one should have to live through this. >> also a sense that maybe, just mayb

well, people finally had enough and took it out on democrat governors like gretchen whitmer who wouldn'twanted whitmer to know they're fed up so they went to the state capitol and made their voices heard. remember that? they just wanted freedom. and then they were labeled fascists and insurrectionists but, yesterday, transgender protesters took over the oklahoma state capitol, same idea. waltz into the state capitol, public space. but protests for trans this t time. [chanting trans lives matter.] >> jesse: now the media said if you go into the capitol you are insurrectionist so this must mean there is insurrection in oklahoma. i mean, this looks like an insurrection to me. there is 150 trans lives matters people storming the building. democracy is on the brink. i'm literally shaking. so what are they doing here? well, they are protesting bills banning gender reassignment surgery to people under 26. that means if you are under 26 in oklahoma, this passes, you won't be able to waltz into a doctor's office and chop things off or add stuff. you know, stuff that you were born with or without.