killing 13 and wounding 21. authorities are not yet saying how far along acord was in his planning. he is a quiet teen and doesn t fit the bill of a killer. you don t think that will happen in your neighborhood. and especially by a quiet young man. reporter: authorities say the 17-year-old will be charged as an adult. now, the parents of grant says he suffered from pandis, a very rare disease that triggers ocd or tourette s like symptoms who people who experience strep throat or any sort of bacterial infection, in very few people. they have expressed concern and we expect to hear more from them, but certainly more from authorities when mr. grant is arraigned here in corvallis. as you said, a disturbing story, but lucky it was caught. miguel marquez in corvallis,
the passengers it turns out says he has tourette s syndrome, the gord that gives people involuntary ticks such as uncontrolled speech. he says in his case those ticks came at a very bad time. with all the stuff in the news about the boston bombings, and stuff, i started ticking bomb, because when i get nervous and anything on my mind will come out. so, and things are not supposed to say. shepard: he says he had a note from his doctor explaining the disorder. wouldn t enough to sway the pay lot. trace gallagher with the rest of this. the guy had no problem clearing airport security, right? despite the fact, shep, that he said the word bomb repeatedly in line. he and his friend sailed through tsa mostly because he had that letter from his to come door which we had a copy of. he called ahead answered he notified both tsa and jetblue that he has tourette s and that he might say inappropriate things. now, if you are wondering what a tourette s tick
ahead of eric cantor and try to put this bill on the floor without it being amended. luke, stand by. mike viqueira is also with us this hour to bring us up to date. one of the points brought up by luke russert when he was speaking with representative latourette was the number that could support the bill as it stands right now, that number that representative latourette was just putting out there was 40 to 50. as we know, that magic number is 218. reporter: yeah. here is another number, 89. 89 people in the united states senate voted for this thing and one more number for you, richard, 5. 5 people voting against it. of the eight who voted against it in total were republicans. the thought was that such a strong vote with carry the day in the house of representatives. they would see the political and economic writing on the wall. evidently that s not going to happen or at least it s shaping up that way and the scenario that luke and i have been describing over the course of the last h
does not want to give an inch on anything, doesn t realize the severity of the situation. i think that s where there s a lot of frustration from folks who have been around here for a while that understand that governing is give and take. there s obviously, this is not a perfect deal for house republicans. there s a lot of things they don t like in it, but a lot of them have told me, the folks who support this bill, is, look, we are getting $400,000 for the threshold. that s up from $250,000, we ll take that and we can fight the president on the debt limit. we can fight him on the government funding bill. there s a lot of fights to be had and there s a lot more we can get. frankly, they think they re better goshg yaters. they don t get where there s this holdup. the folks on the other side say this is a bad bill. there s not enough spending cuts. it s not what we like to see. it s a concussion to the president because it extends unemployment, it extends the middle class tax cuts part of
we ve been hearing that what the president wants to do is a joke. what is your reaction to that? my reaction is that its the same only soup warmed over. i didn t see any movement. he knows and understands for sure that the tax breaks for the richest people in this country will expire and we want to get $1.6 trillion from that expiration of those tax cuts. that is the number one issue that must be dealt with before we can go any further. i think the president has made this clear, the president has the support of the american people in all of the polling that has been done and his own caucus, the republican caucus is falling apart. you have people like latourette who says, come on, we ve got to do this and others. so i don t know how long he will posture but i know that we re going to get a deal.