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community members should be on the lookout for any suspicious items and anything that looks out of plac >> woodruff: in washington, president trump said he was moniring the situation and i touch with governor abbott. >> to the students, families, teachers and personnel at santa fe high: we're with you in this tragic hour, and we will be with you forever. >> woodruff: the state's lieutenant governocalled on parents to lock away their guns, while the governor said he wants to see new gun laws: >> beginning immediately, i'm going to be working wi legislature and communities across texas. >> woodruff: the shooting comes as students were planning to celebrate graduation at that school this weekend, and jusths three mofter the deadly shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. gail delaughter is with pbs station houston public media, and she is in alvin, texas. gayle, tell us what is knownt t this pointe shooter. any motive? >> well, what seems to be shaping up at this point is a portrait of an alienated young man. when we first got to earlier today, we talked to a

. >> with this new policy in plac place, there is the point you are in a situation you decide to separate where do the minors go? >> we try to prosecute 100% if it is a family member then hhs will then step in. >> but can you tell us there was a panel that had seen reports of families separated and nobody can tell us where those children are going do you know where they are going? >> they are referred to hhs to be put into the shelter. >> hhs controls the system as it relates to where the shelters are and where they send them and it is their work to place them with a guardian. >> this is a question for you director cissna the department of justice announced yesterday it is asking the department of defense to send prosecutors to assist of those that had been detained for the zero-tolerance policy and within a few short weeks they are experiencing tremendous backlash because officials do not appear to have the personnel or the resources necessary to process it also appears to be an issue so what is the administration doing to address these concerns? >> i think that is probably better for i.

still, he is expressing as an is and that the meeting wiltake plac the sticking point is the issue oforea will give up its nuclear weapons. union lawmakers are unhappy that facebook ceo mark zuckerberg left member of austin's unanswered. soderbergh -- a number of questions unanswered. european parliament president called it "only a start." >> we want the respect by the different companies of the rules of the european union. this is our engagement. we will work in defense of our .itizens taylor: one of the questions breast a side was whether he thought facebook should be broken up. american author philip roth has died. roth looked at post-world war ii .merica philip roth was 85. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much, taylor. a decade on from the financial crisis, the u.s. house is approved sweeping overhaul of bank regulations, bringing president trump one step closer to make good on his vow to dismantle dodd-frank. joini