jose. >> guad venegas in uvalde, texas. thank you. to go back to houston where the vice president is just speaking at that keynote address at the american federation of teachers. >>> you all do god's work educating our children. the whole ecosystem of who are aft members. it is you who have taken on the most noble of work which is to concern yourself with the well-being of the children of america. and i thank you for that. i thank you for that. [ applause ] and i thank you also for your support over the years and for being the first union to endorse me this week. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i thank you. i thank you. and as you may know, i am a proud product of public education. [ cheers and applause ] many of you know that my first grade teacher, mrs. francis wilson, god rest her soul, taught me and educated me and encouraged me and inspired me. and years later, when i walked across the stage to receive my law school diploma, mrs. francis wilson was in the audience. yeah. [ applause ] >> yep. and that's who you are. i know who

supporters, if you don't mind, i'm not going to be nice when it comes to kamala harris and a former uvalde school police officer there will appear in court next hour on felony child endangerment, and abandonment charges i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn news central brand new this morning, the first official campaign video from vice president kamala harris calling on voters to choose quote, freedom this november today as you just heard extensively, she will sit down now with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and people are looking to see if there is any space between her policy toward the war on gaza and that of president biden behind the scenes right now one of the fastest searches for vice president in modern history governor andy beshear, roy cooper, josh shapiro, tim waltz among the names being floated, senator mark kelly and transportation secretary pete buttigieg, also in the mix maybe cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny is with us now. >> geoff, you always bring the goods and you've got some new information on the timing of

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obtuvo cada elemento de su departamento de policia. >> despues del tiroteo en la primaria robb en uvaldeocasion incluso hasta salvar y nos vamos directamente hasta california, las tiendas de campana y sacar a la victima justo como vete aprendia rapidamente en llamas. >> 19 meses viendo que extinguir el mi que esta persona de la primaria rob hasta salvar r refugios improvisados en ese estado deberan en todo el estado. lo hizo a travÉs de una camÓpamentos de personas sin hogar en todo el estado. >> lo hizo a traves de una a accion ejecutiva despues de un fallo de la corte suprema que permite a las ciudades prohibir dormir a la victima justo cuando este auto hernandez solo lleva 19 meses trabajando para este viendo que mis esfuerzos para extinguir el mi de la primaria rob hasta ser desalojados. >> y es que hoy el gobernador gabby newsom ordeno retirar los accion ejecutiva intemperie en espacios publicos. >> tan solo en el condado de viven en tienen pequeÑos niÑos. pequenos ninos. >> adios a losue ahora va a ang 75,000 personas viven en i indigencia. >> algunas, como puede ver en su pantalla

uvalde's former police was also charged.his is across the street from the town square where more than two years ago, thousands of people gathered after the shooting happened here in uvalde. in a very emotional place. you walk into the town square, you can see that memorial set up where they have crosses for victims of the shooting. so it's a small courtroom with about 60 people present. one side of the courtroom, where family members, many of which chose to wear a shirt, with photos and names of the victims and on the other side, members of the media. and a small group of people who appeared to have been there for adrian gonzales. before it began, we saw the prosecutor come up and talk to the families, sort of explain to them what was going to happen during the arraignment. a few minutes later, mr. gonzales entered with his legal team. the judge appeared after mr. gonzales pled not guilty. this marrying was specifically an arraignment hearing, but also to set the next date for the pretrial which has already been set for sept

antes el ex policÍa de uvalde, adriÁn gonzÁlez, se declara no culpable de los cargos en su contra porn respecto a este caso? el ex policÍa no quiso responder a noticias telemundo ni a los comentarios de los familiares de las vÍctimas dentro de esta corte, donde no se permitieron cÁmaras de video, gonzÁlez se declarÓ no culpable de abandono y de no proteger a cada uno de los 19 niÑos asesinados. el abogado defensor dijo que hasta ahora no han visto evidencia que muestre la culpabilidad del ex policÍa. familiares de las vÍctimas piensan lo contrario. >> simplemente verlo y verlo que nos fallÓ demasiado ya le da un coraje, verdad? >> gonzÁlez, de 51 aÑos, y el ex jefe de policÍa escolar pete arredondo, quien tambiÉn se declarÓ no culpable. la semana pasada fueron acusados por un gran jurado en junio y son los primeros agentes de la ley en enfrentar cargos penales en relaciÓn con la masacre que llenÓ de luto a esta comunidad. adrian gonzÁlez segÚn la investigaciÓn, fue de los primeros en entrar a la escuela durante el tiroteo y de acuerdo a los documentos judiciales, fallÓ en involucrarse

guad venegas joins me now from uvalde, texas.reds of officers were involved in the response. can you remind us why these two were charged and what their attorneys are saying? >> reporter: kate, we don't know why they've chosen to indict these two officers first. we know they're the only ones that have now been charged. we're still waiting to see if other officers that arrived will be charged in the future. both arredondo and gonzalez belonged to the school district police department, or belonged back then. that was the first agency that responded to the shooting. so what we know is that today gonzalez had his hearing here in uvalde, across the street from the town square where the memorial had been set up for a lot of victims. he pled not guilty and the judge indicated that if found guilty, he could face up to two years in prison. some family members as we can see in the images were there yelling at him, asking him if he was sorry. now, he's been accused of failing to engage or distract or delay the shooter and also failing to fo

it reminds me of the uvalde situation, valor, protocol, training that is put into place. there is supposed to be organ organizational structure that provides for a fail safe like overlay so if someone fails, someone picks up the slack, so if this web fails, there is a scaffolding we can rely on. >> harris: redundancy. eric >> emily: raises questions. >> harris: that gave me chills when you talked about failure of uvalde. this is critical, and lester holt's interview last night with joe biden, there was back and forth between the two men, the interviewer pressing the president, don't you think it would help if you pushed a little bit for more answers in the investigation, i'm paraphrasing, that is where they were going. >> charlie: it is amazing and she says the buck stops wither had. if the buck stops with her, she should be fired this morning or maybe sunday morning. it is interesting, i'm not a golfer, i did not know range finders were used in golfing, they are used for deer hunitting and primary use is for shooting distances over 80 yards or so. i would call this singl

the story you told about the post uvalde post buffalo address?> after the 2013, 2012 shooting at sandy hook, joe biden came to connecticut is scheduled to spend half an hour with the families. he ended up spending three hours. not just for the families but he asked for the families of sons and daughters who were killed in bridgeport, new haven to come to the event as well. he delayed his exit by hours and hours because he wanted to spend time with each one of those families. this is someone who is an empath when he wakes up and goes to bed at night who lives and breathes the experiences of those who have less people to gun violence. after the shooting in uvalde, a lot of his advisers told him, this is the moment. congress won't do anything on guns and haven't in 30 years. joe biden refused to take no for an answer. a give a prime-time address the week after uvalde, against the advice of many of the folks who secured him in the white house, because he wanted to take a chance that this time, maybe something could happen. that address helped build p

will you tell the story you told about the post uvalde, post-buffalo address?e biden came to connecticut, he was scheduled to spend about a half hour with the families, maybe an hour, he ended up spending three hours. not just with the sandy hook families, but he spent time with the families [ inaudible ] to come to this event as well. he delayed his execute from connecticut by hours and hours as he wanted to spend time with each of those families. this is someone who is an empath when he wakes up and goes to bed every night, who lives and breathes the experiences of people who have lost those to gun violence. so, after the shooting in uvalde, a lot of his advisers told him this just isn't a moment, congress isn't going to do anything on guns, they haven't in 50 years. joe biden refused to take no for an answer. he decided to take a prime time address the weekend after uvalde, against the advice of many who serve him in the white house, because he wanted to take a chance that this time, maybe something could happen. that address helped build pressure on congres

the emanuel church in charleston south carolina, and the children of sandy hook and uvalde.s in las vegas and people on the street across america that never makes the news. it's every day across this community. if we need to speak about violence when he does speak about guns. for children -- more children in america died of gunshot wins than any other reason. that is stunning and that is. [applause] and sheer cowardice if we do nothing about it. if you want to stand against violence americans and join me. and ar-15 was used in the shooting of donald trump like an assault weapon that has killed so many children. it's time to them. i did it that once and i will do it again. [applause] now, because we must lower the temperature doesn't mean we should stop telling the truth. who you are and what you have done and what you will do. that's fair game. as terry truman said i've never never -- i just told the truth and they thought it was. that's what i'm going to do. donald trump tried to appeal upon the care to take going to buy me millions of americans off our health insurance in

thank former uvalde texas school police officer who was part of the law enforcement response. >> to thehool has pleaded not guilty. 51 year-old adrian gonzales, the man on the right there was indicted alongside a former uvalde police chief. pete arradondo. last month gonzales was indicted on 29 charges that accuse him of abandoning his training and not confronting the shooter even after hearing gunshots as he was standing in the hallway, each charge against gonzales and arradondo carries up to 2 years in jail. if convicted, more than 300 officers took more than 17 minutes to confront and kill the lone gunman at that school after 19 students and 2 teachers were killed. gonzales is attorney has called the charges unprecedented. >> new police body camera video showing us a police officer in north texas breaking a window and pulling a driver from a burning tesla. this driver. >> they say hit a barricade, causing car to flip and become stuck between 2 walls. the officer was on patrol in. this was last friday and he witnessed this accident and he initially tried to pull the driver out after a

hay informaciÓn desde el condado de uvalde, texas.if you have one piece of the puzzle, it doesn't fit. >> adÁn martÍnez es padre de familia de un niÑo sobreviviente de la masacre y nos dice que esto ayudarÁ a armar el rompecabezas sobre todo lo ocurrido en la primaria. >> robb es una decisiÓn importante a es una, una, una, una decisiÓn que tiene que respetar. obviamente, el juez vio las diferencias y tuvo la tomÓ la decisiÓn de de de la informaciÓn que fuera a para el pÚblico disponible para el pÚblico. >> decisiÓn que segÚn la declaraciÓn jurada es parte de esa mociÓn concedida el pasado 8 de julio a los medios de comunicaciÓn que pedÍan que se revelara la informaciÓn del dÍa que ocurrieron los hechos, el material que estas dos entidades tienen que revelar incluye cÁmaras de vigilancia corporal llamadas al 911 y otras formas de comunicaciÓn llevados a cabo el dÍa de la masacre. >> el camino para la justicia es demasiado largo y rizo pide que cuando se revelen estos documentos que se puedan utilizar con cordura y prudencia para no zan

a former uvalde texas school police officer who was part of the slow law enforcement response to the 2022 mass shooting at robb elementary school has pleaded not guilty. 51 year-old adrian gonzalez, the man on the right side of your screen was indicted alongside former uvalde police chief pete arredondo last month gonzalez was indicted on 29 charges, accusing him of abandoning his training and failing to confront the shooter even after hearing gunshots as he stood in a hallway, each charge against gonzalez in all radonda carries up to 2 years in jail. if convicted, more than 300 officers took over 17 minutes to confront and kill the lone gunman at robb elementary who shot and killed 19 students and 2 teachers. gonzales is attorney has called the charges, quote, unprecedented. coming up, john pitcher robbie may made his return to the mound after 16 months from surgery. >> the sports highlights coming >> now to bay area baseball. the a's looking to sweep the astros at home and the giants make a turn around during their series with the dodgers kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the

or the church in charleston, south carolina or the children in sandy hook and uvalde. concertgoers in las vegas. the incidents across america that never make the news. we will be outspoken on one then do not be silent on others. if we're going to speak about violence, we will speak about guns. more children in america die of a gunshot wound than any other reason. that is stunning and that is sick. it is sheer cowardice if we do nothing about it. if you want to stand against violence in america, then join me in getting these weapons of war off the streets in america. an osawatomie is used in the attempted killing of donald trump -- an assault weapon was used in the attempted killing of donald trump. it is time to outlaw them. i did it once and i will do it again. now, we must lower the temperature. who you are, what you have done, what you will do. as harry truman said, i have never given anyone hell. i just told the truth and they thought it was hell. that is what i'm going to do. here's the truth about why donald trump presidency was held for black americans. he tried

where was all this grandstanding after the uvalde children were shot? as tragic as it was, president trump did not die. but if he had, he is a 78-year-old man who has lived most of his life. those children in uvalde, texas did not have a chance to live their life. who is to say there may not have been one who grew up and found the cure for cancer, or who grew up in composed great music? president trump had and has a chance to live 78 long years. those children's life was cut short. i did not hear any of this phony outrage from congress. if they want to see who is to blame for shooting president trump, look in the mirror. thank you for taking my call. host: south carolina, our last caller in this first segment. any public policy issue, any political issue you want to talk about. now is the time for you to lead the discussion. edna is up first in chicago. good morning. edna, are you with us? what is on your mind? this is open for them. caller: i would like to know why so many people are so upset about people crossing the border. we need the help. when it

event in pennsylvania, we also had an unfortunate event in las vegas, he had an unfortunate event in uvalde, an unfortunate event in buffalo, an unfortunate event in south florida. the one thing that none of these events have anything to do with was exaggerated politic language. nothing. >> that's right. >> what it had to do was young males, all ite, who couldn't get a girl, but could get a gun. that's the issue. that had nothing -- this was nothing political. it may be time to tone down the language, it may be time for all of this, but these shootings have everything to do with access to guns that, by the way, were outlawed from 1994 to 2004. that's the problem in the country. we've got too easy access to guns that human beings shouldn't have other than people that are in the armed forces. >> on the question of whether this election is existential -- >> right, it is. >> -- is it existential? >> of course it is. >> tell me why. >> let's talk about project 2025, of which all of his peoe would have. let's talk about getting rid of nato and alliances. let's talk about him giving china the gree

former police officers have pleaded not guilty to charges related to the 2022 shooting at a school in uvalde what became one of the deadliest shootings in us history. the first world record has already been set at the paris 0lymipcs and the opening ceremony hasn't even begun. south korean archer lim si hyeon scored 694 out of a maximum of 720 in the ranking round of the women's individual archery. lim leads a squad bidding for a tenth individual gold medal and tenth consecutive women's team gold. the south korean women's archery team remains undefeated in the olympic event since it was first introduced at the 1988 games. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. thursday brought with it quite a humid feel and a lot of cloud across the country. at times, it was thick enough for some heavy rain, some poor visibility across the channel isles and some choppy seas, so not a day for being by the seaside. but as we move into next week, high pressure is going to build. that will quieten things down considerably, with some sunny spells around, and certainly warming up, particularly down to the sout

in this room and outside this room to separate brian got executed at of what really went wrong in uvaldethat's re in. it's very unfair to the average american. ike >> w say i'm glad those reports are not true and that you are here with us today. >> i'm still here, alive and well. e trustworthiness of this panel. there is a survey that was done that i share with, the most trusted media organization in the u.s., does anyone know what it is?it's the weather cimaginet trusted and you thalf of the ti. pbs was next, bbc, usa today made that list as number seven or eight. wh does that say about where we are? in aorry state and it has taken us a get here and it will take us a long time to get out. the weather channel is connected to their communities, is giving you information you need to know 's not putting a political spin on it. i am not surprised that the weather c trusted news outlet. but well some of the qualities of the weather channe our communities, telling them things they want and need to know. and for doing it in a way that makes them not suspicious that there is hit in political or

i'm thinking uvalde. person was frustrated about and talked about at least thought about striking out. i guess if we don't have the phone, there could be some of that there, but it doesn't seem like this case was like that. >> right. where's the political presence? he's only 20 years old. he was a registered republican. he gave $15 to democrats. so he doesn't even know. he's only 20. i think his politics are kind of goofy. there could be some on his phone where he lashes out against president trump or even president biden, but to me, it's more to a john hinckley, who people don't know, but hinckley came to nashville when katter was penetrate. i was on the secret service detail at the hotel. it was so tight he couldn't get through. we didn't know that at the time, but he went to the nashville airport and he was arrested carrying three pistols. six months later he shot ronald reagan. the reason i point that out, he was going to shoot carter, who was a democrat because he wanted to impress a the hollywood ac

for gun reform recounted how president biden turned to him for advice after the tragic shootings of uvalde texas and in buffalo, new york. he consulted with him on a speech to build support for a gun safety bill. a speech that president biden ultimately delivered as a passionate appeal to all americans and specifically to republicans in congress. >> the children we have lost, the children we can save. the nation we love. but here the call and the cry, let's meet the moment that has finally do something. >> senator murphy described the speech as perfect and deeply impactful and saying, quote, i'm not sure the historic 2022 gun bill would have passed without that speech senator chris murphy, democrat of connecticut joins me now. senator murphy, it is great to see a thank you so much for joining me here this evening i just wanted to start by, i mean, i have been working in, i worked in democratic politics for a long time. you have been elected in democratic politics for a long time. the last couple of days have been, i mean, the energy, the fundraising, how unified everyone is. has been surpr

wade decision that was leaked and uvalde school shooting.ference or tv interview on those topics. then you had the mar-a-lago raid. december britteny griner released. january then you have garland appointed special counsel. robert hur, silicon valley bank fails rocked the markets. no formal news conference or tv interview on that topic. then colorado trying to kick trump off the ballot there in the american west and claudine gay resigned as the president of harvard. all those went without a formal news conference or tv interview. that will change tonight at 6:30 and we'll have coverage for you then. dana has some ideas now. you were in that room. >> dana: president biden's political fate could rest on the solo news conference he is holding tonight. let's bring in karl rove. could the white house raise the bar any higher on a press conference that they announced several days in advance? >> it would be hard but they've succeeded in raising this to astronomical heights. why, i don't know. they need to just sort of do these things without raisin

to learn more, call today or go to gentlecure.com ♪ >> bret: a former uvalde, texas school officer partorcement response to the 2022 school shooting there is pleading not guilty to 29 charges of abandoning and file protect the children. adrian gonzalez was one of the nearly 400 law enforcement personnel who responded to the scene but then waited more than 70 minutes to confront the gunman. 19 students, two teachers were killed. the shooter was eventually killed by law enforcement. california democrat, governor gavin newsom has issued an executive order for the removal of homeless encampments in his state. newsom's order directs state agencies on how to removed thousands of tents and makeshift shelters across the state of california that line freeways, clutter shopping center parking lots and fill city parks. the order makes clear the decision to remove the encampments remains in the hands of local authorities. newsom's order follows the supreme court ruling that allowed for such action. the two nsa astronauts who came to the international space station aboard the star liner vessel are s

we passed the first federal gun law in 30 years after uvalde, and we knew just being 100 days out wethe progressive change campaign committee is finding a massive surge in enthusiasm including among young voters, just rocketing up to today, 78% enthusiasm level. >> the enthusiasm is surging but i think it's critical at this moment that we do everything we can to help vice president harris win come november and if people want to join us, they can text pledge to 954954. and help join the efforts of march for our lives. we are not coordinating directly with the harris campaign but we are doing everything we can to help get her elected and one other thing i would like to point out is there's a lot of great candidates out there right now for vice president, but i think it's really important who we pick to make sure we continue that enthusiasm for youth support and that's what i personally am supporting tim walsh, who is an incredible communicator not only as a teacher who certainly understands young people because of his 20+ years of experience there, and also as a father, but as his acco

we passed the first federal gun lock in 30 years after uvalde and renew at this moment with about 100harge that support. >> the progressive change campaign committee, their poll is finding a massive surge in enthusiasm, including among young voters just rocketing up to 78% enthusiasm level. >> absolutely. enthusiasm is surging but i think it is critical at this moment we do everything we can to help vice president kamala harris won come this november. if people would like to join us in that fight they can text pledge to 954954. again, that is pledge to 954954 to help join the efforts of march for our lives, knocking on doors, helping to turn out voters around the country. we are not coordinating directly with the campaign but doing everything we can to help get her elected and one other thing i would like to point out is that there are a lot of great candidates out there right now for vice president, but i think it is really important who we picked to make sure we continue the enthusiasm for youth support which is why i am supporting tim walz, minnesota governor, with an impressive tr

a former uvalde school police officer has pleaded not guilty to charges that he failed to take action 19 children and two teachers were killed in a mass shooting in 2022. adrian gonzales made his first court appearance today to face 29 counts of abandoning and endangering children. each charge could carry up to two years in prison. gonzales was among the first of nearly 400 officers to arrive on the scene at robb elementary school, but then waited for more than 70 minutes to confront the shooter. california governor gavin newsom today directed state officials to start dismantling thousands of homeless encampments. his executive order is meant to address the tents and makeshift shelters that line california's streets, freeways and parks. but the measure leaves the actual enforcement of such removals to local officials. the order is the nation's most sweeping response to a supreme court decision in june that allows cities to enforce bans on sleeping in public. the u.s. economy grew at a healthy clip last quarter. commerce department data out today showed that gdp rose 2.8 percent during

the same kind of firearm has been used to carry out mass shootings in newtown, uvalde, las vegas and high land park, illinois killing dozens of children and adults and injuring many more. looking across that dais i realize we have our differences on many i shall jules but when it comes to the protection of president and president shall candidates we should stand united. it is essential to a functioning democracy. i hope this hearing can be an example how we will work together on a bipartisan basis to not only understand this shocking event but to insure it never happens again. we must do this without the incendiary language and conspiracy mongering that too often dominates political discourse today. ongoing investigations by the secret service and f.b.i. are critical. congress, the victims' families and american people deserve transparency and accountability now. i will turn to my partner ranking member lindsey graham. >> thank you, mr. chairman. several of us from the military and military background. if this happened in the military, a lot of people would be fired. and if a lot of

similar a un ar15, una de las mÁs vendidas y que se ha utilizado en varios tiroteos masivos como el de uvaldea como se debe. >> ahora, como estÁ la situaciÓn? no, no, no, no miro recomendable de que vendan ahora mucho menos esas de alto calibre. >> el expresidente trump aseguÓo en mayo pasado que defenderÁ los derechos de los propietarios de armas de fuego en un evento de la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle. por su parte, biden ha insistido por aÑos en una prohibiciÓn total a las armas de asalto francisco fajardo noticias telemundo. >> hablemos con quien sabe de esto. nos conectamos con daniel brunner. Él es ex agente del fbi, tambiÉn presidente de brunner, sierra group, por lo tanto, experto en seguridad. buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> siguen creciendo las voces que hablan de que hubo una falta de seguridad mÁs allÁ de ese perÍmetro de seguridad marcado por el servicio secreto. usted cree que hubo errores? eso mÁs allÁ del perÍmetro 100. >> yo creo que han hubieron errores. claramente esto no tendrÍa que haber ocurrido. pero tiene dos sectores. el sector principal donde estaba el ex presidente

i haven't seen anything more egregious since uvalde, that you just sit and wait as the former commander-in-chiefon his personal detail meant well, but, advance, the planning all ofe is your dad the husband that was killed. >> steve: we saw him and took a picture of him what's the picture going to do? >> lawrence: that helps us. >> brian: that wasn't the only big news yesterday. >> ainsley: joe biden snapping repeatedly at lester holt. he had this interview on nbc. we knew this was going to happen. and les lester holt asked him t was the word he used? >> steve: bullseye. >> ainsley: bullseye. and the 's weighs remorseful for using that word. >> oh, it's not unusual going to surround himself with people who agree completely. on the record support him even if you go back and listen to the things j.d. vance said about trump. >> he said some things about you. >> he says some things about me. see what he said about trump. what's with you guys? come on, man. >> you called your opponent an existential threat on a call a week ago. you said it's time to put trump in the bullseye. there is some dispute abo

. >> lawrence: same nonsense from uvalde on air.over 27 kids killed. it's stunning that the secret service director doesn't feel like she should resign after a situation like this. >> steve: well, and, remember, we have shown you the video of the sniper team that took this guy out okay the roof. and in the seconds before, they neutralized him, they blew his head off, they were 5eu78ing exactly in that direction, so, they had a warning, there's a guy with a gun over there, is he laying down. kind of lee harvey oswald style. so they knew that was a problem over there, but they waited until -- it's all going to be in the after action report. they waited until he actually was able to squeeze off five rounds and one of them almost killed trump. >> ainsley: you lawrence you were saying his dad said i don't know why did he. this his dad did a very short brief common sense. i don't know what happened. i'm waiting for more information. i'm waiting to get information from the police. what i want to know is you got a guy that's walking around

make the news as uvalde every day the communities across the country. you're going to be out of scope out one. don't be silent on others speak about violence we're going to speak about guns children in america died of gunshot wound than any other reason that stunning and that is sick and it's sheer character. >> if we do nothing about it so if you want to stand against violence in america and join me getting these weapons of war off the streets of america they are if if. he was used in the shooting down trump just it was assault weapons to kill so many others, including children. >> it's time to outlaw them i did it once and i will do it again now just because he was lower the temperature in our politics is ready to violence. it doesn't mean we should stop telling the truth who you are, what you've done what y'all do that is fair game it's harry truman said i've never delivered given anyone how i just told the truth, they thought it was hell that's what i'm gonna do where's the truth about why donald trump's presidency was held for black america. he tri

and at every single one that i've reported on whether it was uvalde or in tennessee, we can go down the list, someone said i knew something about that person, i reported and nothing was done. or someone was on the radar and nothing was done. this is even more egregious because you had citizens that were saying i see a guy climbing up a building. i see a guy with a rifle and no one did anything until it was too late, guys. rachel: 7:05. pete: lawrence, are there people still there? are you actively seeing agents on the scene? >> reporter: well, i can't see any from this visual, i mean, we're pushed back. the state troopers are essentially securing the entrance and making sure no one can go in. i don't -- i mean, from this vantage point i don't see agents surveying the scene, collecting evidence and everything like that. there's a bit of a dew here that's on, a little mist if as well. it's starting to come up a little bit. so, you know, obviously you always think about the preservation of evidence, but one of the things that they're going -- law enforcement's going to have to do if they h

where was all of this grandstanding after the uvalde children were shot?s tragic as it was, president trump did not die. if he had he is a 78-year-old man who has lived most of his life. those children in uvalde, texas did not have a chance to live their lives. who is to say there may not have been one who grew up and found the cure for cancer or one who grew up in composed great music? president trump had a chance to live 78 long years. those children's lives were cut short. i did not hear any of this phony outrage from congress. if they want to see who is to blame for shooting president trump, look in the mirror. thank you for taking my call. host: our last caller in this first segment of the washington journal. more to talk about this morning. up next we will turn to the border and immigration issues. migration policy institute president andrew seeley joins us for that discussion. later two members on the commission of national defense strategy will discuss that new report on u.s. strategy and military readiness. we will be right back. ♪ >> american his

in the wake of a horrific mass shooting in uvalde, texas, two years ago, i worked with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass a bill called the bipartisan safer communities act. it was signed into law a month after the shooting and made historic investments in mental health and school safety. we also included targeted reforms to protect public safety without infringing on the rights of law-abiding citizens under the second amendment to the constitution. the firearms-related provisions of the bile westbound designed -- of the bill were designed to be targeted and extremely narrow but when it came to interpreting or implementing the law, the biden administration's bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms colored way outside the lines that congress authorized. the administration used these provisions as a pretext to implement broader reforms that were fragrantly rejected by congress multiple times during the course of the negotiations. in other words, we considered and rejected the very outcome that the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms sought to achieve by this rewrite of

a former school district police officer in uvalde, texas pleading not guilty this morning to felony charges failing to engage the shooter who killed 19 children and two teachers. he is just one of nearly 400 law enforcement officers who responded to the shooting but waited more than 70 minutes to enter the school. >>> president biden and vice president harris are preparing to meet separately this afternoon with israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, one day after his fiery address to congress. administration officials say the president will discuss a u.s. backed cease-fire deal in depth with the prime minister before the two speak with families of american hostages. >>> and former first lady melania trump announcing she will release a book this fall. she announced the publication of her memoir titled "melania" on her website saying it will tell her powerful and inspiring story. exact release date has not been shared, but it could be timed near november's election. back over to you. >> thanks so much. >>> when we return shares of tesla bouncing back after the double digit drop yesterday.

stories across the america that never makes the news, there's uvalde every day in america.utspoken on one, don't be silent on others. if you're going to speak about violence, we're going to speak about guns. more children in america die of gunshot wounds than any other reason. that's stunning and that is sick. and it's shear cowardness if we do nothing about it. so if you want to stand against violence in america and join me in getting these weapons of war off the streets of america. an ar-15 was used in the shooting of donald trump, just as it was an assault weapon that killed so many others including children. it's time to outlaw them. i did it once and i will do it again. now, just because we must lower the temperature on our politics related to violence it doesn't mean we should stop telling the truth. who you are, what you've done, what you'll do, that's fair game. as harry truman said, i've never deliberately given anyone hell, i just told the truth and they thought it was hell. that's what i'm going to do. there is a truth about why donald trump's presidency was hell

the same kind of firearm has been used to carry out mass shootings in newtown, uvalde, las vegas, and highland park, illinois. killing dozens of children and adults and injuries many more. looking across this dias, i recognize we have our differences on many issues. but when it comes to the protection of the president and the presidential candidates, we should stand united. we you know that protecting our elected officials is essential to a functioning democracy. i hope this hearing can be an example of how we will work together on a bipartisan basis, to not only understand this shocking event but to ensure it never happens again. we must do this without the incendiary language and conspiracy mongering that too often dominates our political discourse today. ongoing investigations by the secret service and the f.b.i. are critical. but congress, the victims' families and the american people deserve transparency and accountability now. i'll now turn to my partner on the judiciary committee, ranking member lindsey graham. sen. graham: thank you, mr. chairman. several of us from the milita