her address. they have not released her name but describe her as a 28-year-old nashville woman carrying two assault style rifles and a handgun. authorities have not identified a motive e1either, but they do y it appears she was a student of the covenant school at one point, an elementary school. that s where she killed six people, three kids and three adults. here s a breakdown of what happened inside that school from nashville metro . ■qpolice s fi news conference a little bit earlier. when the officers gotq to th second level, they saw a shooter, a female, who was firing. the officers engaged her. she was fatally shot by responding police officers. there was a five member team who was on the that was on the second floor at that time, two individuals from that five-member team opened fire on the shooter. we know at this point that this shooterçó is a female. shooterçó is a female. she was armed( assault type rifles and a hawí we are efforting now to identify her.
again hinted at a 2024 presidential campaign. and on capitol hill, congress is up against the clock. lawmakers have a lot they want to get done before their summer break. good morning. welcome to way too early on this wednesday, july 27th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for being with us. we ll begin with the latest in the justice department s investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. four people familiar with the matter tell the washington post that federal prosecutors have now turned their attention to donald trump. two sources tell the paper that in recent days two top aides to vice president mike pence were asked before a grand jury about their conversations with trump, his lawyers and others in his inner circle who took part in the scheme to replace certified biden electors with a slate of the former president s allies. according to the post, prosecutors have asked hours of detailed questions about meetings trump led in december, 2020, and janua
she said she s a survivor of the summer5a■ in highland park, illinois, she has spent several months calling for action from congress, and she just happened to be in nashville today. joining me now isw/íçó nbcfáó[■ capitol hill correspondent ally ali vitale and monica alw3 bee. are they in session? reporter: it s a fly-in day. they ll be here ae1xdçó few houm now. we ll be asking if they think there s action that can be taken. these are hard liveok shots to when you hear from people like the woman you just showed but it s unlikely that we re going to see any action here. last congress, when democrats controlled both houses otó congress, the senate and the house, we were able to see some meager action, although it was some of the biggest we have seen ñ gunfá violence protection. it was all pretty narrow and ñ through.
hill correspondent ally. good morning. thanks for being here. walk us through what the house select committee s strategy is. they had their primetime hearing a week or so back. we know there won t be any more likely until september. the last couple days they re continuing to release new testimony. we have more outtakes from trump s january 7th remarks and now this from the then defense secretary. what are they trying to do here before we see them hold another hearing? jonathan, releasing those never before seen clips, we have seen several committee members tweeting those out, never before seen audio as well. we know during this month long break in hearings that the committee is working on gathering more evidence, more testimony from witnesses they say are coming forward everyday. we know that they have several interviews already lined up with former members of the trump campaign, former administration officials. they re still trying to get more information from secret service