good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is tuesday, june 21st. i m john berman, with brianna keilar. and developing this morning, new details about the mass shooting in uvalde, texas, that left 11 students, sorry, 19 students and 2 teachers dead. images we have not seen before that raise questions about whether police had the firepower to confront the shooter there long, long before they did. an image obtained by the austin american statement which shows an officer with a ballistic shield there. there appear to be at least two rifles there as well. this picture was taken at 11:52 a.m., 19 minutes after the gunman first entered the school. 58 minutes, though, before law enforcement took him out. and then there is another
often, people are waiting. it s crazy. or flights are literally canceled out underneath them. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, june 21st. with us, we have white house bureau chief at politico and the host of way too early, jonathanlemire. and pulitzer prize winning columnist and editor of the washington post, eugene robinson. maybe it s because i grew up in a navy town, i grew up in pensacola, which was sort of the annapolis of the air, everybody there said, i m going to go serve the country, then i m going to fly for delta or then i m going to fly for american. it was hard. you know, the guys that were a little slower at the game, you know, they were flying cargo jets. it was straight out of top gun. it was a hard job to get. now, man, the delays and chaos at airports across the country
i served is a chairman where we successfully brought out 54 percent of the hispanic vote which was historic. i m excited about that great when you look at the state of candidates vying for the nomination i m the only one wit those kind of numbers so we ve been working hard to, we have been laying the groundwork in we re going to the success, not just this coming tuesday june 21st, but also in the fall. one thing when you think about a law enforcement background like you have, and t see what has been done to the most beautiful cities and the united states. incredible places where crime i rampant, and the random attacks on individuals, innocent people walking down the streets, have you seen anything like this and how did that the whole summer o love and the treatment of law-enforcement after that lead us up to that. i ve got into law enforcemen in 2011 and i saw firsthand tha
we are catching up with them personally? i wonder what they will say?! let s focus now on the rail strikes expected later this month. less chirpy. ben s at manchester piccadilly station this morning, and can tell us what s going on. yes, good morning from manchester piccadilly station. it s one of the busiest stations on the network. look at a few departure boards. you can see how many services use this station. many will be disrupted, as well as others right across the uk when those strikes happen. let me talk you through the details. more than a0,000 rail workers will walk out on strike on tuesday, june 21st, thursday, june 23rd, and saturday, june 25th.
this morning on world news now, legal fight. the judge in the casey anthony case lays down the law in his orlando courtroom. how attorneys got themselves in trouble in the high-profile case of an accused child killer. it s tuesday, june 21st. from abc news, this is world news now. good morning, i m peggy bunker. i m daniel sieberg in for rob nelson. testimony resumes today in the casey anthony case after the judge s warning brought the trial to an abrupt stop. we ll explain what made him so angry and why he thought the attorneys actions could lead to a mistrial. imagine that, after all this time in this case. you know there s so much attention on this case. in fact, you know, the state of florida somewhat stopped, they re all really watching this closely. cable news, it s everywhere. people can use it for grandstanding or what have you.