[gears shifting] laura: plus, a.g. garland willing to go to jail to prevent americans from knowing just how senile joe biden is. and an angle fact-check on biden s latest inflation lies. but, first, another 9/11? that s the focus of tonight s angle. you wouldn t think president or cabinet would ever forget hijackers? and they were here right under our noses, taking flying lessons, lax visa policies. national complacency and of course the rest is a tragic history. we let our guard down and it triggered the longest war in american history prejtedding america first was never this administration s priority. their sole priority was and is to facilitate a mass influx of individuals from around the world into our own america in order to change america. and if border patrol by the way tries to stop migrants from crossing. they re terminated. what do you think executive order, is that going to do anything? three years and seven months. [inaudible] does it frustrate you when yo
students i spoke to, hearing the loud booms as s po opposed to r gunfire. many of the booms happened after the students were already evacuated from the building. one student i talked to, dakota schraeder, a 10th-grader at the school, she heard several loud booms. as soon as that happened, she said students just started to bolt and scatter and she and another student ran into the forest until she could contact her mother and i got to say, i told this to several other stations i ve talked to so far, these kids were really, really shaken up, but also very composed and articulate and showed really, really impressive poise in talking to reporters after this. indeed, that was our experience. i want to ask you about something deeper, if i might. a lot of the new york and washington a-based media are not as mindful as they should be of what s been a sad time in houston that started with hurricane harvey.
shanks, thank you both. thank you. and checking the newsfeed, students are heading back to school at franklin regional high school. it has been a week since a student ran through the hall slashing 21 people in a knife attack killing three of them. grief counselors are going to be on hand. and he is charged with 21 counts of attempted homicide, and three counts of homicide. and now eric holder is talking about how concerned he is about legalization of marijuana, and he does not expect it to sweep the country. holder is going to talk about it this afternoon in a national summit on drugs. and he is going to be in kansas city sunday to speak about the shootings victims sunday. and prime minister tony abbott greeted the royal couple
hello, everyone. it s 1:00 on the east coast and 10:00 in the west. within the past hour we learned that one of the five students shot this morning east of cleveland, ohio, has died. the other four are being treated in hospital and one alleged shooter is in custody. he s believed to be a student as well and may have posted threatening messages online. police say a teacher chased him out of chardon high school and he turned himself into bystanders. before that, pandemonium. once i got into the hallway, i heard someone yell, get down and i heard a bunch of shots fired behind me. describe the scene. was it total chaos? oh, yeah. i heard a bunch of shots fired. did you happen to see the guy with the gun, the shooter? no. i just ran down the hallway. in a few minutes i ll speak to the witness of the chaos and the panic that broke out just as the school day was starting. of course, we ll bring you all of the latest details as soon as we get them. tomorrow, two more st