spate of mass shootings last week, 19 children and 2 teachers were killed at a primary school in valdosta in texas and more mass shootings have happened since the u. s. supreme court holds that gun ownership is protected by the constitution i have during the speech, he referred to his visit to validate and responded to victims. families pleading for action to curb, but gun violence, standard error and that small town like so many other communities across america. i couldn't help with think there are too many other schools, too many other everyday places that have become killing feels, battlefields did of the washington correspondence to me. so misconduct was watching that forkfuls forceful speech and earlier she told me what measures biden wants to put on the table. couple, as you said, this really was a forceful address from president biden. a lot of people expected. she would come out and deliver an echo of some of the words we heard in past weeks. enough is enough, but this was really a laundry list of items to get done in congress. you mentioned raising the age for people to, to legal

s. congressional hearing 19 children and 2 teachers were shot dead at the school in valdosta, texas. last month he shot a nurse them see. i thought you didn't come back to room for good blood heavy. i mean, what did you thank you for the longer so you see i teachers follow away needs on. yeah. i oh, she soon please stand in the hours after that testimony, the house of representatives voted in favor of restricting the purchase of semi automatic weapons to people aged 21 and over. they also want to ban the sale of some ammunition magazines. they capacity of more than 15 rounds, but the measures have no hope of becoming law as they won't overcome opposition in the senate. the summit of the americas has begun in los angeles years president joe biden's hoping to make progress on curbing high levels of migration. but a boycott by several leaders has overshadowed the event. will the summit coincides with the movement of a migrant caravan that's heading north through mexico towards the u. s. the biden administration wants to address the root causes of migration from some latin american count

base of neurosurgery, about a million and a half people, so we go west to fidelio, maybe as far as valdostae driven to savannah for tertiary care services that not only include neurosurgery, but cardiac care, cancer care, and those kinds of things. as you know from personal experience you have to go multiple times. >> right. >> the barrier now, it's not that i can't get a doctor, i just can't get there. a funny story is i used to know grandchildren or granddaughters who would bring the grandma to see me for spinal issues or whatever, they traveled 100 miles in each direction, and i would always kid that the child who brought the grandma must be the favorite grandchild and grandma should buy them chick-fil-a on the way home. all of a sudden they don't have money for chick-fil-a on the way home. >> gosh, that breaks my heart. >> people who live in places where there's infrastructure made for transportation, people who have electric cars, people who can uber, they don't understand the plight of americans who don't have those types of luxuries and who have to rely on gasoline to live their live