looks as though law enforcement officers sprung into action quickly and neutralized the subject, determining that he continued to pose a threat so they took him down. one thing that s interesting in this case is the weapon that was used. that s going to be of interest in thisnvestigators. there are two aspects to utilizing a knife. the first is physical. the second is the psychological aspect. first, the physical. knives are easier to obtain and conceal. fortunately, they don t result in these large mass casualty type of situations we typically see. not to say they re not dangerous. we had one deceased today, but why would someone utilize a device like this? weath we ve seen cases in the united states of people with mental health issues and attack someone with a knife. when you flip to the terrorism as peck, as you look at
trade deficit. weath whether they got down a, i don have that number in front of me. as for ms. sanders having the information and providing it, she later tweeted that there is a deficit in goods only, not overall trade. you count everything, especially if talking to another world leader and making it clear you re counting everything. but that is if that conversation even actually took place as the president claimed. and since we re now fully in the weeds and perhaps down a rabbit hole, it s worth noting something else the president said, talking about the difficulty of selling american cars in japan, he talked about one vehicle that met all requirements except for one. and he said they were ready to prove it. and they said, no, no. we have to do one more test. it s called the bowling ball test. the president explained.
florida shooting will be back at school this morning two weeks after the deadly massacre. the process for reforming gun legislation however appears to be a much slower proposition. we ll talk to senator joe mansion about where the issue stands on capitol hill but first bill karins with a check on the forecast. more rain is coming, more wind. i know. we have two days of sun and then it rains again. it s raining already this morning through tennessee. round two is coming later today. 12 million people at risk of flash flooding. northeast texas, through nashville. memphis, a small sesevere weath. and this is the area that s going to get one to three inches of rain. rivers are flooding in this area. tomorrow morning at this time i m sure i ll be talking about flash flooding throughout this region. now let s talk about friday. we have a noreaster coming and this is the same story coming today in areas of little rock and arkansas.
i know it s early in the investigation, but isn t that what it looks like? yes. we are going to find out exactly weath whether the positive train control attributed to this, it can prevent these exact types of accidents which are over speed derailments, as well as other types of accidents, train to train accidents and work zones, and it s a life-saving tool that should be implemented nationwide. i know you have not interviewed the engineer yet, and i know you need to rule out personal failures and i know you have to do all that, but i have been having this conversation and reporting on this and investigating it for about 15 years now and it seems that the
bill: do you believe this is the best you can do. this is the reality of today s politics. bill, what is interesting democrats say i don t want to give a tax break to weath wealthy americans. wealthy americans live in democratic different ricks. new york, boston, la. those constituents won t get a tax rate. when we a bide by the democratic request not giving wealthy tax breaks, they freak out. yesterday, we said the mortgage interest deduction you can write up to a million dollars. we reducepugh that to $500,000. democrats are saying someone has an 100,000-dollar mortgage they should be able to write that off. middle income americans don t have that. democrats love the talking point. the policy is painful. their constituents may a more.