the u.s. capitol police delivered a security briefing to a senior house republican today where they discussed security preparations for the rally planned for september 18th in support of those arrested during the january 6th insurrection. the briefing was delivered to congressman rodney davis. a similar briefing had already been given to a senior house democrat. all this as d.c. police officer michael fanone returned to work in what the department said was limited duty. officer fanone, you ll remember, was zapped with a taser, beaten in the head, called congressmen who downplayed the riots both gis graceful and disgusting. the news continues. let s hand it over to chris for cuomo prime time. i appreciate it, coop. welcome to the covid command center. good for president biden for saying today what the majority of the reasonable people in this country on the right and left from north to south, east to west, rich and poor, what has been said all along. enough is enough. nine
martin savidge has been monitoring the situation. martin, what do we know? reporter: well, we have some positive news coming directly to us now in the form of information from the county sheriff s department. they co-responded to this event taking place at mt. tabor high school on the northwest side of the city. they report that one student has been wounded and that police and the sheriff s deputies are now actively searching for a suspect. they say that all the other students are safe. now, that school continues to be in lockdown and authorities both from the city and from the county sheriff s department are methodically going through the buildings of this campus. it s about 1,600 students, grades 9 through 12. the initial report came in around noon according to local news reports. they say there was a resource officer who called in the shooting. but again, forsyth county sheriff s department twieeting out that one student has been injured, the suspect is being sought but
all eight transmission lines into new orleans are down. officials estimate the outages could last three to four weeks in some areas. ed is live in louisiana. what s happening there? reporter: going into a storm, the people know to stock up on supplies but the food is starting to wind down. this one is run by volunteers with the cajun navy. you see the stacks of water. there s food, diapers. the line snakes out of the shopping mall parking lot and winds down to the street. at up with point it was blending into a line with the gas station is like everything coming to a logger head here . i don t know. i don t know. i m at a loss for words now. they always say we re resill yents, but i don t know. it s going take a whole lot. that s all i can say it s tough. we ll get through it but it will be tough. it will be a palestinian. reporter: every one kind of dealing with the concern over the supplies in their homes. the gas lines are crucial. many people running whatever they c
inequalities in the uk. he says it won t make richer areas poorer england s bukayo saka has spoken out after receiving racist abuse for missing a penalty in the euro 2020 final. 0n twitter, he wrote that he won t let the negativity he s received break him and said social media platforms aren t doing enough to stop the hate. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. at least a2 people have died and many more are missing after severe floods in western germany. at least four people died when their houses were swept away in the village of schuld. the region has seen record high rainfall over the past 2a hours. the worst affected district has been ahrweiler, in the state of rhineland palatinate, where 18 people have died. the netherlands have also been badly affected and in belgium six people are known to have died with the city of liege urging all residents to leave. the germany chancellor angela merkel says she s had messages of solidarity from other countries who have also offe
reporter: president biden back on capitol hill urging democrats to pass a plan. we ll get this done. reporter: focussing on social programs and climate change. democrats going it alone on this package but they can t lose a vote. bernie sanders who wanted more new spending sounding satisfied. this is the most consequential piece of legislation proposed since the great depression and fdr. reporter: but moderate democrats less certain about the price tag? is it too high? depends if we can pay for it and still be competitive. reporter: the proposal invests in universal pre-k, paid family leave and climate change and an expansion of medicare to add dental, vision and hearing benefits. democrats want to pay for it with tax hikes on the wealthy and corporations. republicans slamming it saying it ll spend inflation and debt skyrocketing. the number is a shocking figure. we re seeing the outlines of the democrats radical freight train to socialism. and everybody,