committee. trump is urging his former aides to defy the subpoenas. we have marshall cohen with the latest. what do we know with the scavino subpoena? good morning, fredricka. a source familiar with the matter says that scavino got the subpoena. it was served to him via a process server down in florida. sent to mar-a-lago. the former president s compound and golf club. scavino got the subpoena. of th the last of the first batch to be sefrved. the question is how will he respond respond. the issue is the response from the other trump inner circle members. steve bannon and mark immemeado and kash patel. they got their subpoenas and told the committee different answers. steve bannon said he will fight it out. that might end up going to court. kash patel and mark meadows are engaging with lawmakers and trying to find a way forward. scavino, as i said, will have to go through the process right now with his attorney. the lawmakers want tons of documents about what happened around
it s a question we ve asked before. are we past the worst of it? or is there the possibility of another wave coming? we ll address that today. plus, the latest on the 18-year-old student facing charges after opening fire yesterday during a fight at his texas high school near dallas. also, developing overnight, a federal judge blocked the enforcement of the strict, new abortion law out of texas. we ll look at where the legal fight goes from here. and the dodgers walk it off in l.a. last night beating the cardinals in the bottom of the ninth. it was a late night, willie. walk-off home run for chris taylor. highlights in a minute. meanwhile, republican and democratic leaders appear to be heading towards a deal to lift the nation s debt ceiling. minority leader mitch mcconnell offered a fix to work on a more permanent solution. msnbc s white house correspondent has details. reporter: what could be a short-term solution to the looming disaster, top republican mitch mcc
arlington police saying students will be bussed to a parent reunification point once the school is secured. brynn gingras is following the story for us. brynn, what do we know? reporter: we don t clearly have an idea what s happening inside that high school, timber view high school in arlington, texas. as you pointed out, the arlington police department is taking the lead on this investigation. they tweeted not too long ago that there was an active shooter situation and that the extent of injuries was unknown at that point. in the meantime, just within the last few minutes, we have learned more federal partners have arrived there on the scene to assist that department as well as other local departments in that outside dallas area, including, as you mentioned, the atf and the fbi located in dallas. so as you re seeing there on your screen on the left side, there are police i m sorry, rather, school butses that are going into the parking lot of that school. we know that a p
battleground congressional district. he s urging democrats to review a spending plan and a path to prevent a government default. we begin, though, with important and damning testimony on capitol hill. facebook whistle-blower frances haugen telling senators the social media giant time and time again put profit over safety. despite that its platforms were harming children and inciting hate and violence. i saw facebook repeatedly encounter conflicts between its own profits and our safety. facebook consistently resolved these conflicts in favor of its own profits. the result has been more division, more harm, more lies, more threats and more combat. in some cases, this dangerous online has left to violence, harms and even kills people. haugen says the company hides evidence of the damaging impact. and that the responsibility rests with mark zuckerberg. mark has been built an organization that is very metrics-driven. it is intended to be flat. there s no unilateral respons
with less than 48 hours to resolve multiple disputes. patience wearing thin among democrats who want moderate hold outs kirsten sinema and joe manchin. hardly anyone knows where either of them stands. so far neither is saying much. what needs to be done, i keep telling y all, we re going to work and work in good faith. so, why did these two senators matter? why do they always get all the attention? well, four big issues have to be solved in the next 48 hours. hard infrastructure, that s roads and bridges. human infrastructure, that s expanding the social safety net. funding so that the government doesn t shutdown and and lifting the debt ceiling to avoid a government defaults. it is unclear how much to raise the debt ceiling without knowing how much the government is spending. so it all leaves democrats struggling to find a path forward in all four issues. american families frankly in limbo. we should point out this is about families. child care, health care, about fu