are over there. and before all of this started in the tense morning hours, several protesters forcibly removed from the area just outside the assembly area and a lot of those people now being held from being up close to where the gallery windows are. all of these people and it s been extremely tense outside from where several hours this morning, people were not allowed to come inside the capitol building. that created quite a bit of tension outside where several thousand more protesters have been kept out throughout the day. ali? ed, we will come back to you if that vote starts to happen, the final pass and, let us know. we ll get the reaction from around there live when it s happening. ed laugh ven dare ra following the vote. the same storm system that slammed the south is moving up the east coast. it was heavy down here. is it petered out a little or giving them a lot of rain in the northeast in the. still severe weather possible, d.c., richmond, but
muslim-americans helping law enforcement and giving them information to stop terror attacks. not a lot of them have been invited to the hearings. my good friend, ed henry, the senior white house correspondent. demonstrators pounding on the statehouse windows. hundreds of high school students walking out and the battle lines are drawn after republicans sneak the controversial budget bill through. we ll tell you what you missed up next.