probably 15 rounds in a minute. we ll also play you the anguished call from the shooter s own mother. his family says he had mental health challenges that they were actively addressing as a family . so what a red flag law have worked. we ll show you what s happening in the states that have them. plus micro is here with us tonight to describe the future of work. is it remote? is it a i based will also get his take on one of the dirtiest jobs out there. the newly appointed new york city rats are also, baseball games are shorter this season, which means you ve got less time to buy beer. harry engine will be here to tell us all of the unintended consequences of that rule. he s also crunching the numbers on the optimum beer drinking inning . so stay tuned for that. but let s start with what we ve learned about the louisville shooting we have here tonight. vanity fair s molly jong fast the one and only micro is here. pollster frank luntz is here and our favorite player on and off t
laced with a powerful animal tranquilizer called zilla. seymour commonly known as trank is a quote emerging threat in the nation. it s a drug we told you about last month during our town hall and fentanyl, according to a d a report released last year. overdose deaths involving tranq has increased dramatically is the first time in history than any administration has declared a substance as an emerging threat to the country. now the vitamin ist rations has 90 days to put together a national response. the news continues. cnn primetime with caitlin collins starts now, caitlin. anderson. thank you so much. have a powerful interview tonight and a heartbroken city. exclusive sit down one on one with kentucky governor andy bashir in his first interview since the mass shooting in louisville. it s okay to not be okay. i m not okay right now opening up about his personal connection to the attack. this person murdered my friend. probably one of my five closest friends, plus taking action
happens next. good morning, quite a day here. bill hemmer, good day to you. dana: good morning, i m a dana perino and this is america s newsroom. this story is mind blowing, frustrating and i don t know if the president s reaction maybe he is masking how he really feels about it. americans will be outraged when they learn about this. the man responsible for blowing the lid off america s military secrets is apparent will i a low-level government employee. this according to a bombshell report from the washington post. it claims his motivation for sharing the documents was not political but to impress young friends. bill: said to be in his early 20s, worked on a military base. shared the documents in a private chat group in a video game site called discord. dana: teenage member spoke to the washington post. the leaker went by the name o.g. he said he was like a father figure to the group of mostly young gamers and he shared the documents to keep them in the loop on
offenders off the hook not bothering to lock up violent criminals people it like charles lindsay and allege gang member who was facing four felony counts for grand larceny in december after robbing high end manhattan stores. so instead of prosecuting the case bragg agreed to let lindsay go if he went to some diversion program. lindsay reportedly never showed up. but while back on the street, he showed up to a play ground with a loaded pistol and robbed a 14-year-old. then there s the case of mary sanders she took part in the 2018 murder of and sanders helgd up a 35-year-old army veteran and father of two down to the ground while her brother stabbed him to deaths. under al vying bragg administration she was given a plea deal down graigd her charges to second-degree assault and, of course, she was let off on time served. got to remember this one from last summer. a 16-year-old boy caught on cram beating a cop over the head at a subway station in harlem. this was just a mont
offenders off the hook not bothering to lock up violent criminals people it like charles lindsay and allege gang member who was facing four felony counts for grand larceny in december after robbing high end manhattan stores. so instead of prosecuting the case bragg agreed to let lindsay go if he went to some diversion program. lindsay reportedly never showed up. but while back on the street, he showed up to a play ground with a loaded pistol and robbed a 14-year-old. then there s the case of mary sanders she took part in the 2018 murder of and sanders helgd up a 35-year-old army veteran and father of two down to the ground while her brother stabbed him to deaths. under al vying bragg administration she was given a plea deal down graigd her charges to second-degree assault and, of course, she was let off on time served. got to remember this one from last summer. a 16-year-old boy caught on cram beating a cop over the head at a subway station in harlem. this was just a mont