pages of the new york times, a start, gun deal creeds hope but also frustration in the picture, leonard sandoval, 10-year-old glenn grandson died at robb elementary school shooting in uvalde texas, he would like to see a ban on semiautomatic weapons and more mass shooter training at the national level to prevent another disastrous police response like what appeared to have happened in uvalde. the story also quoting from orlando sunday being the sixth anniversary of the polls nightclub shooting, ricardo, 33 voting rights activists, survivor of the attack at the polls night votes, he has two minds about the potential deal on gun safety, good to see them going towards something he said but on the other hand it is there minimum of the bare minimum and he said he's hoping for legislation to raise the age for buying military style rifles, some of those quoted near times story. the democrat from connecticut, a series of tweets yesterday about the release of the proposal, here is one tweet, he said will this do everything we need to end gun violence epidemic? no he admitted but it's real meaningful prog

in the picture there, leonard sandoval, whose 10-year-old grandson died at the uvalde shooting. host: sunday being the first -- the sixth anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting. a voting rights activist survivor saying that he was of two minds about the potential deal on gun safety, saying -- host: just some of those quoted in the new york times story, one of the lead negotiators on the story from the beginning. tweets yesterday about the release, "will this do everything needed to end the gun violence epidemic? no, but it is real meaningful grass and it rakes a 30 year logjam demonstrating that democrats and republicans can work together to save lives." senator john cornyn saying that this agreement will provide schools the resources they need to enhance security and keep children safe, investing in mental health programs to support communities in schools and not infringe on rights, they cried out for action and i work closely with my colleagues to find an agreement to protect communities from violence while protecting the rights of law-abiding texans. john cornyn, one of

in the picture there, leonard sandoval, whose 10-year-old grandson died at the uvalde shooting.ost: sunday being the first -- the sixth anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting. a voting rights activist survivor saying that he was of two minds about the potential deal on gun safety, saying -- host: just some of those quoted in the new york times story, one of the lead negotiators on the story from the beginning. tweets yesterday about the release, "will this do everything needed to end the gun violence epidemic? no, but it is real meaningful grass and it rakes a 30 year logjam demonstrating that democrats and republicans can work together to save lives." senator john cornyn saying that this agreement will provide schools the resources they need to enhance security and keep children safe, investing in mental health programs to support communities in schools and not infringe on rights, they cried out for action and i work closely with my colleagues to find an agreement to protect communities from violence while protecting the rights of law-abiding texans. john cornyn, one of th