investigations live tonight at nine. good morning to you. although a sad one. in many ways, i m jim sciutto sad because it s happened once again . young lives ended in an act of gun violence. the victims were 39 year old children and three teachers at a private christian elementary school in nashville, tennessee. police are calling this a calculated and planned attack. this morning. we are learning new details about the shooting do surveillance video shows the suspect identified as 28 year old audrey hale, shooting through glass doors as you see there. violence lasted roughly 14 minutes before two officers confronted shot and killed hail, the mayor of nashville told cnn this morning. it is time for the federal government to act on gun control. the public is gonna. go back to understand our questioning why we have so few restrictions on guns, particularly assault level type guns that guns and gunfire, the number one cause of death with them. children and we really can t tolera
Story with martha starts right now. Martha good afternoon everybody i am Martha Mccallum and this is the story today. We watch live is the protest play out on College Campuses across the country. Where is all of this heading . It doesnt appear to be dying down anytime soon so where are we going with all of this . Columbia university telling students dont talk come to campus. Essentially its not safe and they went fully remote. Is this giving in . Is this letting the protesters win . I will speak with an iranian and american activist and attorney who has increasing presence on these issues and a message for those who would defend iran on these campuses and their proxies. When we were screaming that they were killing iranian women for not wearing a hit job where were you . But all of a sudden everybody has graduated from instagrams law to say this is a violation of International Law and iran has the right to defend itself. Martha we begin with the other very big story on this monday with
Acknowledge the fact that the uk doesnt have the constitution that we have but this is a complete corrosion of the rights and privileges that we have long been championed sorry been championing from a free and civilized society. This is a reversal when this is just like In London and toronto where iranians who had to survive the brutality of the regime came out with signs that said how moss are terrorists. They were arrested and told listen, this is going to have a violent response so we have to protect you and arrestee you. Okay . This is a reversal, our rights are the rights to free speech and arresting those who are violent against us this is like saying, you know, during Desegregation Era that this is going to engender violent so lets just stop the whole desegregation thing. Because we dont want the violence. Youre actually protecting the people that are violating and
benefit personally, uh, from these very significant structural changes in the israeli democracy and not have that be viewed with great suspicion, and that has been one of the critiques of the protesters, but not the only one. they worry because israel doesn t have the constitution that guarantees fundamental personal rights. they worry that there isn t a black funeral legislature or federal system where presidential veto or any of the checks and balances were used to so even putting aside the prime minister circumstances there s a lot that could be lost . if these reforms go through times has a long piece today that describes a pressure campaign that the biden administration has been doing. partially in public but largely in private to netanyahu and other israeli officials making the case that if you go through with this, it will damage israel s reputation as a democracy is alone. democracy in the middle east. does that argument move the israeli prime minister? i think it did. prime
good morning, everyone. it s half past the hour. i m randi kaye. thanks for starting the day with us. years after mubarak was toppled from power, the first free election is urnds way. millions are expected to head to the polls today and tomorrow. tensions remain high by what many call a power grab wii the military. ben is joining us from cairo. ben, what are you seeing there this morning and what kind of turnout have you seen in terms of voters? reporter: given what we have seen so far, the turn out is fairly impressive. we are in one room where men are voting. there are lots of people outside. one of the problems today, of course, is that it is very hot. people are becoming impatient. but, certainly, the turnout is good. in the first round of presidential elections, turnout was about 46%, which was lower than the prior election. what we have seen so far is people are coming out despite the heat and despite the wait. one woman told me she s willing to wait all day long to g