this lady, march 2 of this year in a civil rights case in houston, texas, it was clearly shown where the district attorney's office knew about the information that would have clearly shown that her boyfriend couldn't have killed the police officer because he was asleep on the couch, but it was kept away from that grand jury. it was kept away, and those types of grand jury reforms in the states, we got to be courageous to stand up, and brook and the texas public policy foundation were on the lead of that. and texas, i promise you, texas, we're going to be back. we will be back in 2019 and talk about these criminal justice reforms in the states and at the federal level and america is going to be a better place because of what jared and ivanka and people like van and topeka and you all have worked on together. god bless you, i'm in the fight.

houston. almost down into galveston and texas city if you know the houston geography. a number of casualties there. we do not know how many exactly. police have not yet released that information. we do know as a result of that news conference that three patients have been transported to that university of texas medical branch, two of them apparently adults, one of them presumably a student under the age of 18 we're told. they have been admitted to the hospital but beyond that we do not know whether there are casualties that simply did not make it away from the high school. again, we don't have that information yet. this is a developing and very fluid situation. steve rogers back again with us, the former member of the f.b.i. joint terrorism task force. anything that you picked up on in that news conference from the hospital, steve, that strikes a cord with you? >> well, what strikes a cord is that the police and school district did an excellent job. a lot of lives are saved because we're reacting to these. more emphasis has to be placed on being pro-active. we may thin

texas. a small town out of houston and galveston.is class and opened fire killing mostly students. and they were terrified after the shots and during. someone managed to pull the fire alarm. let's listen. >> i was walking back to class and i saw him and he looked at me weird. >> can you say your name and spell it. jeremy. >> are you a father here? . >> yes. >> i was so glad that my son was all right and then i started feeling angry because this isn't the first time. i had to deal with the school when he was in seventh grade over getting bullied and i had to go to school two times and i said if you won't do your job don't be mad when he punches that kid in the face. we are trying to take care of this the right way but y'all are not doing your job. i said -- that kid ended up choke slamming that kid in class and then it stopped. if he keeps going you have no choice but to defend yourself. and you know i just think i'm just pretty upset about it. >> your son saw the shooter 5 minutes before it happened. >> exactly. it gave me chills whe

texas. about an hour southeast of houston.at this hour is that the suspect in the shooting has been caught, apprehended by law enforcement. as you see moments ago, children evacuating that school. we also know from the school district that they had confirmed injuries. injuries are confirmed in this school shooting, in southeastern texas, school of 1400 ninth through 12th graders, that's all we know at this hour. president trump is warning north korean leader kim jong-un not to walk away from a potential deal with the united states. he's also saying that north korea will be rich and kim will stay in power. if the two countries reach a e denuclearization deal. listen to this. >> there was no deal to keep gadhafi. the libyan model that was mentioned was a much different deal. this would be with kim jong-un something where he would be there, he would be in his country, he would be running his country, his country would be very rich, but the libyan model was a much different model. we decimated that country. we never said to gadhaf

this lady, march 2nd this year, in a civil rights case in houston, texas, it was clearly shown where the district attorney's office knew about the information that would have clearly shown that her boyfriend couldn't have killed that police officer because he was asleep on the couch, but it was kept away from that grand jury, it was kept away, and those types of grand jury reforms in the state, we have to be courageous to stand up and do and he brook and texas public policy foundation they were on the lead of that in texas, and in texas we're going to be back in 2019. and we're going to talk about these criminal justice reforms in the states, and at the federal level, and america is going to be a better place because of what jared and ivanka and people like van and topeka and you all have worked on together. god bless you. i'm in the fight. [applause] >> i want to add -- just a minute. woo. i want to add to our great governor, secretary perry, i'm brook rollins and i'll be joining jared and a office of american innovation and eye can to at the white house in two weeks time. >> the go

them and everybody just started running at least eight people shot dead at a high school near houston texas most of them students explosive devices also discovered in a seventeen year old is now in custody also coming up smoothing over differences piece hopes for eastern ukraine are rekindled as russia's president meets germany's chancellor put it says both sides will reconsider options for a multinational peacekeeping mission. plus that wearing its official megan won't be walking down the aisle alone the future father in law prince charles will accompany her to the altar after her own father was unable to travel which just hours to go before the couple tie the knot excitement is high. thank you very much for your company everyone always start off with a rather grim milestone for america at least eight people most of them students have been killed in a school shooting at a high school in the town of santa fe in houston in texas a suspect is now in custody and media reports say he is a student at the school. an all too familiar assigned another high school shooting rocks the u.s. i didn't se

. >>> we are getting details right now of a school shooting this morning near houston, texas. was an active shooter situation at santa fe high school just outside of houston. santa fe school district confirmed it. that high school is locked down right now. we have very few details of what's happening there. but again, this is an of a high school in a school district right outside of houston, texas. active shooter that we don't know if anyone has been hurt, if it is still going on. but the school is locked down. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> we will continue to update that story in our's newsroom -- our newsroom. we're less than 24 hours away from the royal wedding. >> i want them to come through those gates and then i want them to look at me in -- and wave and smile. that will make it all worthwhile. >> she is one of the superfans. royal superfans coming up at six deck 40, we will take you live to windsor castle. >>> expect big crowds sunday in san francisco. preview of this year's major appraisers -- bay to breakers race. >>> don't forget to watc

this is in houston, texas. these are live pictures. you can see the warehouse is very close to a power line. we can tell you how much -- can't tell you how much is damage. -- damaged. a lot of smoke and flames. it's near power lines. we will keep an eye on this and bring you details on what's happening in houston, texas, as we get it in. >>> 6:20. a young migrant in paris risks his life to save a child from certain death. how france is reporting that man who climbed several balconies to save that child. >>> plus, you will find -- have to find another place to buy your afternoon coffee. why starbucks is closing its stores. >>> tonight, it's back to back episodes of lucifer. after those, it's the 10 and 11:00 news. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the fbi is warning you to reboot your internet router. that's because ru

her reference it, i never thought would happen at my school and it has. >> you live and work in houston, texase you familiar with the area? yes. it is 35 miles southeast of houston closer to galveston not far from the gulf waters. the houston metropolitan area's sprawling so it will take you almost a mile to get down to santa fe, but still, houston really does treat itself like one big city, including the entire metro area. it would not surprise me at all to learn houston police are on the scene of this along with federal agents, along with atf agent. again, very large police response, we have now confirmed people are injured, we heard there from the sophomore saying her friend was shot in the leg during our class. we know the shooter was contained, we got the news and brought it to you just after 7:00 this morning. we still do not know who the shooter is, what the motive may have been, i will mention quickly here. i went to the school website. students are being taken from the school over to another jim -- gymnasium nearby where parents are asked to pick up their children. if you have a child

ese es el sentir que embarga a esta pequeÑa comunidad de 15,000 habitantes al sureste de houston, texasora logrÓ salir ilesa. >> todos estamos viviendo una tragedia tan grande. >> [habla en inglÉs] arantxa: "sÓlo me siento afortunado de estar aquÍ", dijo este estudiante. el joven corriÓ con suerte, pues asÍ como Él, otras 12 personas que resultaron heridas sobrevivieron al ataque. sin embargo otro estudiantes y dos profesoras no lograron sobrevivir. >> todos estamos afectados. familias han perdido sus seres queridos, alumnos, profesores. este pueblo es muy chiquito. arantxa: ahora los familiares de las vÍctimas dicen tener una misiÓn. muchos de ellos acudieron a las redes sociales. ella estaba a punto de regresar a casa con una ansiosa familia que la extraÑaba. christopher stone era el mÁs pequeÑo de tres hermanos. era un joven aventurero, jugaba fÚtbol americano y lo consideraban el alma de la fiesta. cynthia tisdale era una ofrecerÁ que tenÍa la mira puesta en retirarse pronto para disfrutar a sus nietos. ana perkins tambiÉn era una profesora moon y querida por sus estudiantes, pasaba

in two great flavors. >> sandra: we are alerting the president, he arrived in shoes n houston, texas. he's going to meet with families of victims of the santa fe high school shooting in the houston area. his motorcade left the airport and headed to the coast guard station which is part of the ellington complex. where this meeting today will take place, he has a couple of fundraisers later on. the governor of the state, greg abbott is president, as well as texas senator ted cruz. we'll keep you posted. if the president makes comments, we'll bring those to you live. >> this story is heating up. the white house responding to new fallout from the president's deep about abc's decision to cancel "roseanne." in his response the president highlighted what he claims a media double standard when it comes to outrage over offensive remarks. he never received an apology for insults leveled at him. yesterday the white house press secretary sarah sanders told reporters that no one is defending roseanne barr, but the president is making a point. >> the president's point is high a crasscy in the media

look at houston, texas. houston used federal funds to develop a separate and unequal water drainage system. the water drainage system in houston was developed so predominantly white more affluent neighborhoods were protected from storm surges, while simultaneously implementing a system of ditches. color the communities of and houston, their water drainage system is a ditch. that is a separate and unequal system. exacerbates the flooding in those areas so that when there is a storm surge it is the communities of color that get flooded over and over. they are dealing with mold issues, recurring damage issues to their property. it is deflating their property values and causing all kinds of negative ramifications. that is the kinds of things the rule is designed to address. the city of houston is violating the law while still getting federal funds. host: was that pointed out after the recent hurricane in houston? are they expected to remediate that problem? so.t: i hope this is a topic i brought up with secretary

. >>> now we take you to santa fe high school outside houston, texas. last night this memorial for the victims. at least ten people students and a teacher were killed and ten more severely injured when a student opened fire inside the school. it is a theme that sadly has become all-too familiar. students and staff running for their lives as s.w.a.t. rushes in. the 17-year-old was dressed in a trench coat and armed with a shot coat and revolver. dimitrios pagourtzis surrendered and promptly arrested. yesterday the judge denied his bond and we are now learning the names of some of the victims. ian colt has more. >> no community should ever have to go through this again. >> reporter: children moufrning t mourning their murders of their friends. nine students and one teacher killed, including to family members chris stone and shawna fisher. officials encouraging the community to support one another. >> be strong like santa fe has proven to be and keep the love that you all have. >> reporter: just after classes started, the fire alarm goes offer and students

this time in a small town near houston, texas.e are dead and 10 others wounded. investigators say the suspect is a junior at that school and he now faces multiple murder charges. good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm andre senior. frank somerville is off tonight. the alleged gunman a 17-year- old student surrendered to authorities this morning. officials say 10 people mostly students were killed in that shooting at santa fe high school. this is outside of houston here and 10 other people are wounded. officials say the gunman used a shotgun and a .38-caliber revolver and left explosive devices on the campus. >> the school is 30 miles southeast of houston in santa fe. that's a city of about 13,000 people. ktvu's henry lee is monitoring the latest information on this latest school shooting live in the newsroom. henry. >> reporter: julie, the 17- year-old is being held without bond. he did not enter a plea in a brief hearing a couple of hours ago. dimitrios pagourtzis faces capital murder charges. witnesses say the shooter walked

houston, texas. alarms in st you can see that smoke. we continue to monitor this. but just a staggering amount of smoke and flame as our photographer pans out there. and just a huge cloud of smoke in the houston, texas, area. >> that is bad smoke. >>> happening now on the gulf coast this morning, punishing rains and strong winds threatening to bring tornadoes and rip currents to the region. alberto, the first named storm of the season is expected to make landfall any moment now. it is expected to hit florida's panhandle before moving inland. the storm is expected to dump between 6 and 12 inches of rain across parts of florida, alabama, and mississippi. and this morning people in that area are preparing for the worst. >> well, i am filling up sandbags to hopefully keep the rain water from coming in my front door. i'm actually terrified of the amount of rain that is predicted to come in. >> well, already states of emergency are being declared in florida and mississippi. >>> and this is some hard video to watch in maryland. a house getting washed away in a flash flood

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amy: meanwhile, in houston, texas, lupe valdez made history by becoming the first openly gay and first latina candidate to win a major party nomination for texas governor. we'll have more on tuesday's primaries later in the broadcast. the guardian is reporting that former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, who is now one of president trump's lawyers, helped oxycontin maker purdue pharma protect its profits and avoid prison time for its executives back in the mid-2000's. giuliani represented purdue pharma in an investigation into the company's deceptive marketing practices launched by the u.s. attorney for the western district of virginia. giuliani helped purdue win a deal that limited future prosecution of the company, avoided prison time for its executives, and permitted purdue to continue doing business with the federal government -- allowing purdue to continue raking in billion-dollar profits. oxycontin is at the center of a national opioid epidemic that has killed an estimated 300,000 people since the late 1990's. in afghanistan, at least 16 people have died and dozens more have be

that is directly between downtown houston and galveston, texas. officials at the school district confirming this morning that an incident occurred at a high school involving an active shooter. that's what they're describing it as. the district has initiated a lockdown right now. authorities there at the santa fe school district saying that they will send out information as soon as it becomes available. as you may imagine, this happened not too long ago, a very fluid situation that's taking place right now at the santa fe school district. we do not know yet if there were any reported injuries. we do not know yet if a suspect or suspects are in custody. this is all information that we're trying to track down. but again, this information very preliminary right now. authorities at that texas school district confirming reports of an active shooter about 30 minutes ago at the santa fe high school located just outside of houston, poppy. actively digging for more information. as soon as there's any more information, we'll pass it along to you. >> all righ

to reporters about the horrific shooting earlier today at santa fe high school just south of houston, texas. 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

erica dockery in houston texas, people like her who basically were threatened with her children being taken away. she had to change her testimony against her boyfriend she marched this year in a civil rights. it was clearly shown where the district attorney's office new about information that would've clearly showed her boyfriend couldn't have killed that police officer because he was asleep on the couch. it was kept away from the grand jury. those types of grand jury reforms in the state. we have to be courageous to stand up. i promise you texas, will be back in 2019. we will talk about these, justice reforms in the states and at the federal level. america will be a better place because of what jared and ivanka and people like van and topeka, you all have worked on it together. god bless you. i am in the fight. [applause] >> i want to add to our great governor. i will be joining jared and ivanka in just two weeks time. the governor told the great story of texas and the governor not to correct you, but we are now at eight prisons closed in texas. more importantly than that, the crime

dead as a result of a shooting at santa fe high school which is roughly thirty miles south of houston texas we understand that at this point two people are in police custody one of them is alleged to be the shooter or the suspect who carried out the shooting the other it's not clear who that person is there is a second person that has been detained now we are getting reports that the shooter is being identified as a male seventeen years old at a student at the school these are some of the people that were there at santa fe high school when the shooting began my friend got shot in our home and soon as the alarms went off everybody just started running outside and they think you know everybody and you hear blue. ran. to the ears or eyes and i like oh my oh. we all took off in the back and i grab turned around to the trees to see you know i want to be inside and then i heard four more shots and then we jumped the fence and some dude's house and then we ran to the car wash and i saw some girl she had a you know she got shot in the kneecap i guess and she had a bandage around issues limp and the

en houston texas, edgardo muÑoz noticias telemundo. >>> al menos 25 personas murieron en un atentadoble de este estallido. y luego estallÓ una segunda bomba entre los reporteros que habÍan llegado a cubrir las noticias, el segundo atacante se hizo pasar por periodista para inmolarse ante ellos. a afganistÁn es el lugar mas peligroso para los periodistas, como el aÑo pasado fueron asesinados 20. >>> en washington siguen dando vuelta la cena de la casa blanca. se le fue la mano a la comediante michel wood contra la secretaria de prensa sarah sanders se preguntaron hoy periodistas y polÍticos. lori montenegro con las respuestas. >>> tiene un espacio obviamente hay algunas personas que no les cae muy bien este tipo de chistes. >>> el discurso de la cena de corresponsales de la casa blanca sigue en boca de todos >>> chistes de muy mal gusto >>> su monÓlogo como corrosivo y hasta lascivo levantÓ ronchas en la administraciÓn del presidente quien en twitter dijo que fue malo, la comediante se burlÓ de trump de su entorno del congreso y de muchos periodistas. >>> no entiendo por quÉ la gente

[cheers and applause] well, let's welcome back our returning contestant from houston, texas, andrew bratsman[cheers and applause] we talked about the fact, fica but alshearrst yemearf o congratulations are in order. >> right. we just found out, actually my wife is pregnant with our first kid, so just stoked, right? >> that's awesome. >> i'm really excited. >> boy or girl, do we know? >> not yet, we find out next week, so boy, boy, boy. >> okay, christopher or christina is fine. >> perfect. >> either way, it works. >> just depends on how well this goes today. >> okay. i like it, already negotiating.

well between eight and ten people are dead at santa fe high school roughly thirty miles south of houston texas now we understand the school went into lockdown around eight am shots were heard and at this point the school is being evacuated students are being taken to another nearby high school where they can be picked up by their parents and family members at this point you know there are a lifeline helicopters life flight helicopter on the scene this is a local sheriff updating the world about what happened at santa fe high school there was one person that first big. question. the number varies but it could be anywhere between eight to ten fatalities. now at this point two people are in custody one of them is the suspect suspected to be the person who carried out the shooting of the person has been identified as a student and as a male now it's not clear who the other person in custody currently is now students students say that we've got eyewitness reports of students talk about being in their art class i school was beginning one of the classmates walked in and started shooting these are two

. >> let's hear from bill in houston, texas, independent line. >> good morning, guys. >> good morning> you know, it's no secret that music is part of a well rounded education. the greeks knew that 3,000 years ago, but, you know, my experience is most of the funding decisions are made locally. at least they are here in texas. the independent school districts are the ones who decide where the money is spent. there's people in those school districts that want money to go to music education and they will vote on that and it will happen, but, you know, to ask -- everyone thinks it's throwing money at these problems is the answer. what about parents going and buying their kid an instrument and letting them practice at home? >> yeah, we're strongly in favor of parents having their kids practice at home. i mean, i think what we're talking about is about 80% of school districts nationwide have this. suburban parents just take it for granted that their school is going to have a band, they're going to have a chorus, they're going to have the funds to be able to rent an instrument and take it hom

. >>> game one tonight in houston texas starts at 6 pm. we will have coverage leading up to the game right here on ktvu fox 2. be sure to catch the 10:00 news for a complete breakdown of a month between the warriors and the rockets. >> i will be sure to catch that. >> i know you will. >> 4:11. >>> nasa has some tiny plans for its next mission to mars. the small helicopter the space agency wants to send to the red planet. >>> new evacuations on the big island of hawaii. the kilauea volcano. >>> good money. san francisco, north brentwood one, traffic looks good. approaching the 80 split. we will tell you more about this straightahead. >>> our unseasonably rule -- cool pattern. we are starting off with a big fog bank. we talk about those schools -- cool monday temps. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. new evacuations ordered near hawaii's kilauea volcano. there are 17 fissures that have opened up. lava steam, and toxic gas coming out of those cracks in the earth. the volcano started erupting two weeks ago. now there are fears the lava flows w

the warriors are in houston, texas. they will play the rockets in game two of the finals. >> golden state had a home- court advantage in game one. they are looking to return home with another win. ktvu's joe fonzi has a look at how the team is preparing for tonight's game. >> reporter: there is no such thing as a true off day when it comes to playoff basketball. less than 12 hours over -- after an emotional win, they are back on the court to work on things getting better. they are happy they won game one in the series, but there is heavy lifting to do still. >> we are not satisfy. >> every game is a different opportunity. the score is 0-0. we have to do what we did in game one even better. we need to be sharp. they will make some adjustments. >> they will come out with a lot of fight. it is the playoffs. we broke through and got a win. we set a great tone for ourselves and now we have the opportunity to really take advantage. >> reporter: even though the warriors headed their way in game one, the houston rockets have th

seven innings he is the losing pitcher for the a's, we are having trouble scoring list ticket to houston texase loving the highlight -- highlife down there they have the world series james. justin verlander, he does this then andrew mccutcheon and you do not see this often he is a good fielder. for lander picks up his sixth win and george springer was the icing on it. that was the shot to left field. the astros sweep a two game series. >>> in the meantime, the problem with being a one-man team is that you wear that one guy out then you have major problems that is happening with the cleveland cavaliers. he just looked -- looked planed -- look -- he just looked planed tuckered out. the celtics led this game wire- to-wire and lebron, we will go the other way and then it was up, they led by 14 with that left and they lead the series 3 games to to going back to cleveland, >>> in the meanwhile he will stick around with the sharks he will sign an extension he is it worth $49 million, in the meanwhile the teams that are still playing, a lightning show in tampa. they had all night against the capitals

with these people, with our hearts now focused on an area outside of houston, texas. santa fe, texas this morning, believed that a student carrying at least a shotgun and some other weapons, unconfirmed may have been able to conceal them in something he was wearing like a trench coat, showed up on campus, went to an art class, and began killing people. most of them students. police chief here, in santa fe, the sheriff's department here in harris county, confirming 8 to 10 dead. again, most of them students. at least 12 injured. and in those hospitalized that we know of, most critical, among them is a resource officer who was there. he was shot close to the chest in the arm. lost a lot of blood. he's been in the operating room through two hospital briefings so far. they're trying to save him. but the suspect in this was captured alive. and he will answer to what is going on as they try to figure out how this all started. there are explosive devices, no doubt they're asking him about those. but they've already found inside the school and around. they're looking to make s

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multiple deaths have been reported after a shooter opened fire at a high school outside of houston texas a suspect has been taken into custody it's the deadliest shooting in the u.s. since seventeen students were killed in pakistan florida in february igniting a national debate about gun control. a boeing seven three seven airliner with around one hundred people on board has crashed near cuba's capital city how vanna the plane went down shortly i.

this is just outside houston, texas. santa fe, a city of about 13,000. about 30 miles southeast of houston, texas. i want to bring in bill bratton now. bill bratton, of course, former nypd commissioner. currently the executive chairman of msnbc's senior law enforcement counterterrorism analyst and commissioner, i gather you have been listening to our coverage and you're fairly familiar with the facts as we know them at this point, and, again, 1:30 here. just after 1:30 on the east coff coast, as it the story likes like oftentimes the information will change, but based on what you know right now, what we've reported, what do you glean from this situation? >> well, this has remarkable similarities to parkland in terms of the students. whether he was a shooter or not. the fire alarm aspect of this. certainly the explosive devices both at the school and apparently at locations that this young man has some faulty wifaulty -- famie with, whether their homes. increasing number of school-related instances certainly very disturbing. as pete williams talked about,

multiple deaths have been reported after a shooter opened fire at a high school outside of houston texasa suspect has been taken into custody it's the deadliest shooting in the u.s. since seventeen students were killed in parklane florida in february igniting a national debate about gun control. a boeing seven three seven airliner with around one hundred people on board has crashed near cuba's capital city have ana the plane went down shortly after.

dead as a result of the shooting at santa fe high school which is roughly thirty miles south of houston texas we understand that at this point two people are in police custody one of them is alleged to be the shooter or the suspect who carried out the shooting the other it's not clear who that person is there is a second person that has been detained now we are getting reports that the shooter is being identified as a male seventeen years old at a student at the school these are some of the people that were there at santa fe high school when the shooting began my friend got shot in our home and as soon as the alarms went off everybody just started running outside and they think you know everybody and you hear boom boom boom and it is ran. to the ears or as i can i let go of my own. we all took off in the back and i grabbed turner into the trees as you know i want to be inside and then i heard four more shots and then we jumped the fence and some dude's house and then we ran to the car wash and i saw some girl she had a you know she got shot in the kneecap i guess we should ban is around it sh

he will be at a fundraiser in houston, texas. it's just not right. but it is indicative of the cavalier attitude, the lack of respect for what the responsibilities that we all have to this institution, to our oath of office, to the constitution, and to the american people. thank you. >> are the warriors going to do it? ms. pelosi: yes. >> you always say it. [laughter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> as we heard in minority leader pelosi's briefing, president trump cancelled the summit next month with north korean leader kim jong un. "the washington post" quotes a letter from the president explaining his decide citing, quote, tremendous anger and open hostility from north korea. here's president trump at a bill signing ceremony today talking about north korea.

dead as a result of the shooting at santa fe high school which is roughly thirty miles south of houston texas now around eight am the school went into lockdown people heard shots in the hallway we understand that at this point two people are in police custody one of them is alleged to be the shooter or the suspect who carried out the shooting the other it's not clear who that person is there is a second person that has been detained now we are getting reports that the shooter is being identified as a male seventeen years old at a student at the school however these reports are not confirmed these are police on the scene reporting what's happening. we have one suspect in custody and one person of interest to tell you we could confirm multiple fate tell of these believed to be fewer than ten at this. now at this point the school has been evacuated all the students have been taken to another high school nearby where they're being reunited with their parents and friends who are undoubtedly deeply worried that they are among those who lost their lives and at this point a school has been evacuated

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but i want to turn to the police chief of houston, houston is largely democratic urban area of texas rsus the more conservative rural and suburban ones. the houston mayor responded to friday's shooting by calling for a new gun control measure and metal detectors in schools will stop the houston police chief political out against inaction on gun control. >> when you to start using the ballot box and ballot initiatives to take the matters out of the hands of people that are doing nothing that are elected and into the hands of the people to see the will of the people in this country is actually carried out. it is when specifically, one of the things that we need to consider is if you have firearms in your home and you do not secure them and you do not secure them in a manner that can preclude someone from grabbing them and taking them and carrying out this carnage, that there is a criminal liability that attaches. amy: that is the houston police chief. ed scruggs of texas gun sense, can you talk about the legislation your supporting in taxes and what kind of opposition you face and will

texas trying to make sense after unspeakable violence has rocked the tinny community southeast of houston, texas. hello and welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm mike emmanuel. julie: and i'm julie banderas. we will be joining by casey stiegel who picks up the story from santa fe, texas where information continues to come in and, of course, the suspect has waved right to an attorney, so he is talking and he has confessed to the shooting, casey? >> yeah, julie, we will get to that in a second but first of all, let me set the scene for you right now. we are on the high school campus and we are just right next to that location where the press conference just wrapped up and you heard the independent school district chief of police talking about the process that's been going on today of allowing students to come in here and staff members and pick up their cars because, remember, yesterday was friday, they came in here, started their school day and then the gunshots interrupted first period and everything was just left as is, school buses still parked out front, a little eerie to be frank when y

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