when he died, i died with him. full of love. full of life. want to honor her name. parents mourn their little ones and the slain teacher s husband dies two days after her murder. the push for gun control we break down the money being spent. the gun will bey versus those who want more restrictions. donald trump ordered to answer questions under oath about his business practices. amber heard cries on the stand in her case against ex-husband johnny depp and reaction to the good fella s star, raliegh yoeta. live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. good evening. for one hour a killer with an ar-15 style rifle was inside an elementary school where he slaughtered 19 children and two teachers for one hour, police officers were right there outside the classroom but did not interment for an hour, small children lay dead, dying, and wounded, trapped inside with that gunman. it took an hour for atactical team to finally burst in and kill the
into high gear. the former president met with many of the biggest names up for the number two spot this weekend. welcome to fox news live, i m mike emanuel. following the donor retreat, the trump campaign says it raised more than $75 million in april, up from the if amount the campaign took back in march. madeleine rivera is live in our nation s capital with the very latest on the veep stakes. reporter: hey, mike. the rnc spring donor retreat allowed former president trump to squeeze some of his potential running mates, but some of the candidates aren t sharing too many details. listen here. i don t want to speculate on the vp thing. here s the good news, and i saw it this weekend, the amount of talent that we have in the republican party is extraordinary. he doesn t just have a one of of voices choices for vp, he has a bunch of choice toes for the cabinet. i m honored to have my name in the mix, but it s a true testament to the strength of the republican party. r
morning. students can call in at (202) 748-8000. parents and teachers, (202) 748-8001. phone lines were members of law enforcement, four members of law enforcement, (202) 748-8002. all others can call in at (202) 748-8003. you can catch up with us on social media. twitter, @cspanwj. facebook.com/c-span. which are you the president at the white house yesterday, talking about these upcoming meetings with those who have been impacted by school shootings and what he hopes to get from those meetings. [video clip] do more to protect our children. this week i will be holding a number of discussions with students, local leaders, and law enforcement to develop concrete steps that we can take to secure our schools, safeguard our students, and protect our communities. school safety is a top priority for my administration. that is why, when governors from across the nation visit the white house next week, we will be discussing at great length what the federal and state governments can
it is a testament to the fact that the american dream is very much alive for those willing to work for it. announcer 1: all c-span programs are available at c-span.org either on the homepage or by searching the video library. announcer 1: today vice president mike pence visited a jewish cemetery. the vice president spoke to volunteers working to repair the damage. we will hear first from missouri governor eric greitens. eric greitens: good afternoon, everyone. today with a neophyte obama. .- anita feigenbaum we are proud to be with her today. absolutely. eric greitens: what happened here was a despicable act of vandalism. it was anti-semitic, and it was painful to so many families. we come together today to let those families know that we are going to make sure that we preserve the blessed memories of their parents, their grandparents, and their great-grandparents. you know, moments like this are when a community is made up. and today we are going to demonstrate that this v
mark good afternoon and welcome : to new america. i am mark schmitt, i am the director of the political reform program and director of studies for new america. i want to welcome you all to this conversation, which is a joint production of the fellows program here and the political reform program. on the topic of the complexity of black political attitudes and voting behavior in the united states, which is to me a fascinating topic. i know lots of people who delve into the minutia of white voting behavior and the difference by class and age and background but very often treat black voting behavior as a largely undifferentiated block largely because african-americans largely on party aligned at the presidential level, but underneath that, there is an enormous complexity by generation, by forms of political connectedness and so forth. and we have a panel here today that is superbly qualified to address many aspects of this question. i m just going to introduce the organizer of t