crisis looms. i want to find a reasonable and a responsible way that we can take control of this runaway spending. all of these officers failed their oath. we need a national conversation about policing. the question is where do we go from here? parents send their kids back to school tomorrow for the first time since that shooting in early january. am i 100% comfortable sending him back? no. i m pamela brown in washington, and you are live in the cnn newsroom. the fate of the u.s. economy may hinge on a meeting this wednesday between president biden and newly elected gop house speaker kevin mccarthy. it has been a little more than a week since the treasury department announced the u.s. government has reached its borrowing limit. if the the debt ceiling isn t raised, the u.s. could start defaulting on its loans. i know the president said he didn t want to have any discussions, but i think it s very important that our whole government s designed to find compro
expelled him from the legislature, representative justin jones sworn in for a second time after nashville city councilors voted unanimously to reappoint him to the statehouse. we re following these major stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn. new central. soon we re going to get an update from officials in louisville on the investigation into the mass shooting that happened yesterday. we re going to be bringing that to live when it happens, and also first on cnn investigators now say new video shows the attack inside the louisville bank lasted only about one minute. this is according to a review of the instagram video that the gunman livestream does he carried out the shooting. officials also say you can hear on the video, a woman greeting the gunman. and he telling her quote, you need to get out of here and then he shoots her. we have more details coming in. let s get over to cnn s omar jimenez in louisville for that, omar, what more are you picking up? okay,
Was maintained. whether or not it was known that the child could access it and how that actually happened. and so that s really what this case is going to be about. you know, this has got to be hard for everybody involved. i mean, i know the six year old was not charged, correct because he s only six years old. right so in virginia, the juvenile justice system is for children, 11 and over. so while there s no statute, precluding this charging a six year old under that system, there s an infancy defense. it means that a child of that age cannot have the mindset. to develop the element of intent necessary to charge with a crime. but there will be some. i m thinking likely some social services that might be court ordered. there were at the beginning of this case, and that may go on because clearly there s an issue and the child does need some help. it was terrifying for the teachers and for the for the teacher and for the students and some of the evidence that we heard from law enforcemen
Has safety protocols, trainings, active smooter training. why weren t the protocols followed in this particular case? and from a liability perspective there could be significant civil liability against the school. there are additional legal hurdles. however, in a case of gross negligence, meaning that the school failed to act, they did not do their due digits, there absolutely could be civil liability in this case. i keep thinking about the shooter. i mean, this little 6-year-old boy. it s so unusual to have a suspect that s so young. what happens to him? yeah, absolutely. well, the criminal justice system really doesn t have isn t really equipped to deal with somebody of this age, and there s reasons for that. generally a child of this age is pretty much protected from prosecution because of several legal threshold issues. one is called an infancy defense, that a child at the age of 6 just doesn t have the capacity to formulate intent in the way that you would have to present th