committee has a long way to go. i nknow that our first hearig pierced the sound barrier. americans need to pay further attention because the danger is still out there. i would gladly arrest 30 million individuals rather than have them participate in some seriously disruptive event, which is exactly what they were planning. people here don t want everyone to forget what happened here at the poll tonight in orlando, six years ago. it s senseless. it happens all the time and we just really, really, really need to pay respect for things loo like that. i m pamela brown in washington. you are live in the cnn newsroom. an agreement in prescriptionple by a bipartisan group of 1257ders say a gun deal is in the wheels. if it becomes law, it will be the biggest gun reform legislation in decades. this news comes 19 days after a gunman ordered 19 children and two teachers in uvalde, texas elementary school and as much as gun advocates went to see that horrific event, as a gam
Get away from the glass [background sounds] neil how would you like to be in the middle of all of that . Fox on top of texas after a destructive and deadly storm touch down. Thiess seven confirmed dead in the houston area after wind gusts reached more than 100 mileperhour. Hundreds of thousands still without power, and were tracking the legal storms as well from the fixation over Donald Trumps new york Hush Money Trial to the folk on Hunter Bidens two upcoming trials. Will any of it matter to voters in november . And then the storm over my, shall we say, chat with the white house economic adviser Jared Bernstein after President Biden continues to say inflation was 9 percent when he took office. The facts see otherwise, it got nasty, and youll get to see for yourself. Neil good morning, everybody. Happy to have you, im neil cavuto. Lets get right to it with the latest in houston and the fallout from a storm that ended up being a lot worse than earlier thought. Lets get the latest from f
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
young boys he allegedly targeted over a span of more than 15 years. let s go straight to nancy grace who s been all over this case to try to get a better understanding of all of this. nancy, was this a smart decision by sandusky and his attorney? it was a win-win decision. it was a win for the defense joe johns because otherwise they would have had the case laid bear for the public of the granted it s a closed courtroom to cameras but there are spectators and reporters that can hear what happened and they would have had heard every excruciating detail. to our count, we can identify five alleged victims there waiting in line to testify against sandusky. so they would have given their testimony. the win for the prosecution is that the defense did not get a dry run at cross-examination. this is what i predicted to you yesterday should go down. the state should under no circumstance offer up all of the alleged victims like a thanksgiving turkey, to get sliced up on cross exam.