What we have right now, the situation is still unfolding. We are yet to confirm the number of casualties as you rightly reported. However, reuters talking to the police claim that at least 14 people have been killed. And according to the garissa hospital they have still about 40 people who are in hospital. And are saying they will fly some of the critically injured to be treated here in nairobi. So were still waiting to see how the situation is. According to one of my friends on the ground they say on and off youll hear some gunfire, and see smoke coming out. Explosions have been heard as well. The quiet moments are the scary moments for them. Those on the ground they say theyre aware there are still some students still some victims in there and they have no idea what the situation is the police are being very guarded with the information theyre given. Were heavily relying on red cross, and a few people who can go close to the situation. The area is still cordoned off and according to
religious freedom laws in flux in two states this morning. indiana lawmakers will begin debating changes to that state s controversial law. while in arkansas, the governor ordering lawmakers to go back to the drawing board. the mayor of little rock arkansas never liked this bill. what does he think this morning? mayor mark suttle joins us now. what a turn of events in the last 24 hours, ha do you think allowed your governor, asa hutchinson to rethink his position on signing this bill? well i want to commend the governor for changing his position. it took a lot of courage for him to do it frankly. i think he heard loud and clear from not just the business community, the chamber, walmart.