kate lynn, there's a shooter on campus. i'm not joking. call 911, please. hannah, what?ou serious. run. caitlin, i'm not joking. they just shot through the walls. someone in my class is injured. i'm not joking. call mom and dad. the next message was to her parents in case she did not make it. i'm so scared. tell them i love them so much. i know, hannah. you're going to be fine. moments later she texted about a wounded classmate. they got shot like eight minutes ago when the shooting started. how many shots did you hear? a lot it happened in a first floor classroom. hannah survived and so did samantha grady, a junior grazed by a bullet while hiding in the same classroom. this morning they received the terrible news about their injured classmate. >> unfortunately, she didn't make it. >> reporter: some who survived hid behind chairs in the audi r auditorium or in closets. many tried to keep quiet as possible while texting emergency messages. >> he's say iing help me. >> reporter: there's a shooting at school. i'm fine. i'm terrified. please call police. that's the frighteni

kate lynn collins joining us now with more on this newest white house scapegoat, the white house personnel security office. so, sarah sanders blamed intelligence and law enforcement agencies yesterday for not having finished their investigation to rob porter. today, after the fbi explained actually they had, she pointed to the white house personnel security office, which is so obscure, many folks that we talked to from the previous administration never even heard of it. what have you learned about this office? >> yeah, anderson. it's not just the previous administration, it's people who are currently working in the white house right now who had no idea what the press secretary was talking about today. so, we went from two different narratives, yesterday, it was that the security clearances aren't just done through the white house, it's through the law enforcement and the intelligence agency, and then, today, after the fbi director blew a whole in that, sarah sanders brought up this personnel security office. so, we did some digging to find out what is this office, it's essentially located

kate lynn huey burns, charlie sikes. katelyn, house expected to vote on their version. it would extend spending until march 22nd. but what does that do? that is just more can kicking. >> exactly. operating funding the government on these short-term deals. we've seen this time and time again. and the question is, you know, what happens after that of course how long can they go on. what's really interesting here, too, is that on top of this, you have the big questions about what to do about daca. it's unlikely that daca will be attached to a government funding bill. but remember, that march deadline is creeping up faster and faster. with really no end in sight for that either. the president and the white house rejected a bipartisan's proposal put forth by senators coons and mccain. it's not entirely surprising they would reject that. that was a bill that did enjoy bipartisan support. so what can get a majority of people on board still remains to be seen for that and for the government just operating on this, you know, month to month basis. >> charlie, then we shouldn't be