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reporter: yeah, the president has been flying back to washington. we learned that as he was flying back to the white house that he did receive a briefing on this shooting. tellingly, this was not the first mass shooting that punctuated the president s vacation in lake tahoe. he was briefed on the shooting earlier in pittsburgh this week. there was a shooting in orange county earlier this week. there was a shooting this morning in boston and we re told by a white house official that the president was updated on a number of shootings over the last 24 hours that were during in the united states. of course, president biden has consistently made call for tighter gun control rules. he has been frustrated at the inability to gain a number of votes in congress for an assault weapons ban. he has tested the limits of his executive power. he s tried to strengthen background checks. he s tried to limit so-called ghost guns. he s been frustrated that the
Covenant-school-shooting-in-nashvilleMass-shootingBidenMarch-on-washingtonReporterWhite-houseBriefingTellinglyPittsburghBostonSouth-lake-tahoeOfficialAll the victims were black. then he turned that gun on to himself. the sheriff says that the shooter recited in klay, that he resides with his parents. he was baker acted in 2017. that is a process in florida that allows a judge to temporarily seize control of guns when someone has been deemed to be a threat to themselves and to the public. and/or to the public. the sheriff tells us at 1:18 p.m., the shooter, who again has not been identified, texted his father before the shooting telling him to look at a computer. his father found in the computer three documents. we re thinking those are the manifestos. at 1:53, whatever the father was saw obviously very alarming because they called the clay county sheriff s office. but by that time, jim, that shooter had already begun shooting. and then we heard from the
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