vossoughian. dramatic video of the final moments before a plane crash oversees that loved dozens of people dead. we are keeping a close eye on california where another round of devastating storms is heading. plus, a looming dead ceiling deadline, as congress gears up for a fight that could shut the government down. and, president biden on the road today, to honor martin luther king junior, but looming over him is the latest news on the documents found in his home. all of that, plus the right to bear arms in the missouri legislature. you know what it feels like to have a bunch of men at this room, looking at your top, trying to decide whether it s appropriate or not? democratic women fighting back against a new dress code policing what they wear. i talk to one of them, ahead, today. we begin with breaking news out of nepal, where at least 68 people are dead after a twin engine turboprop plane crashed in the airport, in the central part of the country, while trying to lan
cooperating with the january six committee. what is more than eight hours with the panel signals for next week s hearings. plus president biden signed an executive order protecting health care access, and important move, but not s your you re watching symone and we have a lot to get to. the wnba is holding its all-star weekend this weekend without one of its biggest stars, britney griner, who has been detained for nearly five months in russia. this past thursday, grander pleaded guilty for the possession of vape canister, which russian authorities that contain cannabis oil. though she insists the canisters were packed inadvertently. the author, writing in part i m terrified and might be here forever. the president hasn t written back to britney griner and spoken with her wife cherelle griner, who expressed hope and resolve to and wrongfully detained americans in russia. here she is at a press conference yesterday. i want to make it very clear that our next move in sup
the suspect is dead, killed by law enforcement. we find it painful, trust me, to read these headlines as much as you must find it painful to hear them, but here are the facts as we know them. we learned officers responding to the scene faced gunfire from the suspects. several of those first responders were wounded. we know he was wearing a t tactical vest but did not have the bullet-proof or ballistic plates in it. it remains unclear what weapons the killer used but these show two ar-15 style rifles posted to an nam account linked to the gunman and one of the bios said, kids be scared. one of the first responders to this shooting. uvalde city council member chip king and the fire department said what the scene was like when he arrived and also, how long it took before that killer was neutralized. it was evidence that it was not a secure scene. there was a lot still going on here. it was a very chaotic scene initially. it was probably 30 minutes after we arrived, after i a
justice sicily, no attached a statement to their decision, reading in part, applicants should not be determined by today s order. again seeking relief of the second court does not. second circuit court does. not what do you make of the justices seeming to encourage gun control on keeping the fighting up despite this decision to delay this democratic law to stay in place? well, look. the supreme court decision last summer absolutely opened the door to glenn extremism but did not close it or to can safety. gun laws save lives and when a judge strikes down a gun law they are putting our lives in danger. most courts continue to uphold these important gun safety lies. since this decision. and so, we will continue our fight to uphold these lifesaving laws, to make sure we are electing our people, to make sure judges uphold these laws. it is the goal to keep people free from gun violence. and that is something that every lawmaker, every elected official, every acquitted judge
yeah, we are in a country where there is extremely high levels of gun violence, and guns and the leading cause of death in children. it doesn t have to be that way. so we are here today to fight for a future free from gun violence. every kid, and every single american, can go to a movie theater, go to a mall, go to school, can go to a parade, and not a fear for the lives. you know illinois has pretty strict gun laws compared to some neighboring states. some people say that kamala s don t work, they can prevent tragedies like this. what do you have to say to them, what is your response to that? well, first we know that that is simply not true. the research shows that gun laws save lives. and in all of this talk about illinois having strict gun laws, what is often failed to be mentioned is that in our neighboring states, there are significantly less strict and more relaxed gun laws. so that means that in states like indiana, iowa, wisconsin, ohio, missouri. they are more lax gun la