rifle from 18 to 21? the answer no. also tonight, the arrest. authorities capturing an armed man allegedly threatening to kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. authorities on what they say he had with him. breaking as we come on the air, reports of a deadly military crash. martha raddatz with late reporting. the pandemic, and tonight, the major news on the next booster shot. moderna now saying tonight its new booster is up to eight times more effective against omicron. the prime time hearings live tomorrow night before the nation. nearly a year of investigating the january 6th attack. jon karl tonight with new reporting here. what can americans expect from the committee tomorrow night? jon on two of the witnesses americans will hear from. and ivanka trump and the trump children and videotaped depositions. jon karl is with us. the tornado watch across several states at this hour. flood watches and heavy rain from the south all the way up through washington, d
18 to 21 years of age. we seek red flag laws, stronger background checks. we also want to repeal gun manufacturers liability immunity. reporter: also in front of the country today, a brave 11-year-old. miah cerrillo survived. telling lawmakers about the moment the gunman told her teacher good night and then shot her teacher in the head. miah saying she played dead, by putting the blood from her friend on her clothes. he shot my friend that was next to me and i thought he was going to come back to the room. so, i got a little blood and i put it all over me. and what did you do then, when you put the blood on yourself? just stayed quiet. and then i got my teacher s phone and called 911. and what did you tell 911? i told her that we need help and to send the police in our
Answers. we will be here every weekday at 3:00 on the air tonight, the gut-wrenching testimony in front of the country. the fourth grader who survived uvalde and what she says the gunman said to her teacher before killing her. 11-year-old miah cerrillo describing what she did in that classroom. she put the brood of her friend, a classmate, on her own clothes to pretend she was dead. also, the parents who lost their 10-year-old. what they re asking lawmakers tonight, what they re asking the nation, as they describe being at the school just before the shooting for an award ceremony. their daughter getting the good citizen award. telling her they would get her ice cream after school to celebrate. and rachel scott tonight asking lawmakers who were in that room, did today s testimony change their minds? would they now support raising the age to buy an ar-15-style
Tonight, the mother and father, kimberly and felix rubio, describing their last moments with their daughter, lexi. they were at the school that very morning for an award ceremony. their daughter getting straight as and given the good citizen award. and they told her as they left school they would get ice cream that night to celebrate her. what those parents are asking the nation tonight. and that moving testimony from miah, the survivor, saying to survive all of this, she used the blood of a classmate, her friend, put it on her own clothes so the gunman would think she was dead, too. and dr. roy guerrero, uvalde s only pedestrian, asking lawmakers, why has there been no change, no action? describing what the ar-15-style rifle did to those children. that doctor helping to identify the bodies. tonight, attorney general merrick garland announcing a review of the law enforcement response that day in uvalde, that it s begun, looking for answers but saying, quote, nothing can undo the pain.
Flood watches and heavy rain from the south all the way up through washington, d.c. and what new york city can expect in the overnight hours. and we have more tonight on that promising headline, the experimental cancer drug and the parents who had their cancer disappear. good evening and it s great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the very difficult and emotional testimony on capitol hill today. brave families going before the nation, a fourth grader who survived uvalde and what she told the country today. miah cerrillo tand what the gunman said to her teacher. we ask, did their words change lawmakers minds on raising the age to buy an ar-15-style assault rifle, and what they told our correspondent.