john king in washington. that sadly, the sound of violence visiting yet another american city, louisville, police say a shooter killed at least four people eight more to the hospital after a morning assault at a downtown bank. kentucky s governor, choking back tears, says that s his bank. this is awful. i have a very close friend that didn t make it today. and i have another close friend who didn t either and one who s at the hospital. but i hope is going to make it through. so when we talk about praying, i hope people will plus the ruling with implications everywhere. federal judge tries to take abortion pills approved by the fda off the market, the biden white house now grappling with how to respond, some democrats argue the white house should simply ignore the court. and a whodunit with global implications. some of america s most sensitive secrets wind up on the internet and they give the world a peek at ukraine s battlefield. it s faltering air defenses and yes how the un
believe officers are departments are well trained and they re practicing and training our officers how to respond, and that s the road officers we saw in the pictures that we saw reported on cnn. we saw road officers out there pulling up to the scene and we saw them getting out of their cars with breaching tools so they could immediately go into the bank. and we talked about the three minute response. i think if we go back many years ago, that would have not happened and it would be more tragic than it is . and so those officers did a great job. and as we know that officers always recent after the fact and they re being reactive , and so we have to get 10 you to learn from this, but we have to continue to do something about gun malls in our country. we have to do something. so that this response and its treatment of response. uh we don t have to continue to do have to get better. i think it s been 12 or 14 the shootings already so we ve got to quit. you gotta get better. john miller, w
building. he says he knows very well two of those who were killed today and someone else who is in surgery. we don t have any information on the victims. yet from a from your perspective, what are the big questions? we re waiting to hear? we will get a briefing later today. while certainly the connection that the gunman here had to the bank and were there any signs, you know often, sadly, john, what we learn is that many of these shooters? um there are events that happened that occur and then finally they get to this point where they want to take action. what if any signs were there before this and the gun purchase and how this individual got their hands on the gun and you re right to see the governor there. get emotional. that is not something where used to seeing but sadly all across this country because we re seeing so many of these shootings right now, this is going to affect more governors. it s going to affect more politicians as we keep going and also law enforcement. you know,
things like this about limiting access to assault weapons for civilian users, long capacity magazines and so on. you see those sales spike, so in the great law of unintended consequences, the more we have talked about bringing these limits back, the more we ve expanded the numbers of assault weapons. in the hands of average citizens who are going by the marketing of gun companies, which say this is america s gun . as you know, one politician wanted to make the a r 15 america s gun. so, um it s a it s a time when we really have to come to terms with ourselves about where we want to go with this. i think that s very well put. louisville will take the lead now. nashville obviously a conversation playing out there as well. we could go around the map of american cities shimon prokupecz. let s wrap it up. it s not every day you see a governor on the verge of tears to share, saying his campaign headquarters when he refer attorney general was in that
or, more likely a former employee of the bank walk through your list your to do list based on the information we do have, but there s so much information we are yet to have. if you re law enforcement, you re investigating this and you believe you have a disgruntled former employee. how is that different if you will, when you re building your to do list your task list from a random shooting. so what you re looking at here is an individual who they believe they have identified positively on your to do list. it begins with that weapon that s on the ground there. i am told by law enforcement source that that is a ar 15 variants. so it s the gun that has become famous, and so many are infamous and so many active shooter incidents across the country. it s also the gun that we recognize as the one deployed by our own law enforcement swat teams and the u . s military overseas, but it is by any measure and assault weapon designed first for war that is now one of the most popular weapons in priv