five to eight minutes after these officers entered the building they made contact and engaged with the suspect on the second floor of the building. i can t tell you how many shots a minute were being fired and in the police world anything more than three to five shots is a long gun battle. as the suspect was firing he was moving. they were returning fire and at one point the suspect was firing through the door and through the wall at the officers and then the firing stopped. they eventually breached a door, and when they breached the door the suspect was alive and taken into custody and first aid was immediately rendered to him. the 40-year-old suspect dewayne craddock later died at a virginia beach hospital. four other victims are still being hospitalized. for more on these developments let s bring in crime and justice correspondent shime owen prokupecz. what are we learning about the suspect and possible motives for the snoogt yes, we know he s resigned, and there still
or bickering. and a number of the trump family filing a lawsuit against deutsche bacnk and capital one o stop the subpoenas. and rod rosenstein formally notices the president that he will leave his post at the justice department next week. plus any minute now the acting dhs secretary will testify on capitol hill after the president announces a new plan to overhaul the immigration system. we begin today with the potential for new fireworks at the white house. in minutes president trump will welcome nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to talk infrastructure. peter, we all remember the three time there s three met, things got a little wild. is that what we re expecting today? reporter: yeah, there was that meeting in the situation room that nobody saw but reports were that the president stomped out, walked out after pounding his fists on the table. that time it led to the longest government shutdown in this nation s history. so i guess the biggest takeaway from what will happ
reporter: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. good morning. welcome to your new day. unhinged and impossible. that s the president s mindset in what s behind the overnight cabinet shake-up according to new cnn reporting. kirstjen nielsen, the face of the hard line immigration push is out. pushed out by all accounts. a senior administration official tells jake tapper that nielsen believed the situation was becoming untenable with the president becoming increasingly unhunged about the border crisis and making unreasonable and impossible requests. nielsen will be replaced at least for now by the current head of customs and border protection. also new this morning an escalation in the fight over president trump s taxes. white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney vows the democrats will never see the president s returns though it is legal to ask for them. this will likely lead to a legal showdown. joining us to talk about this we have margaret tale
legally i cannot do this. they re looking for someone to do their bidding at dhs. that s one of the reasons they push her out, she wasn t willing to. how does that make sense? he wants kirstjen nielsen to stop migrants from coming to the border. how would that work? how is she supposed to be a superhero and fend everyone off? it s not a superhero. it s a law breaker. u.s. law says you can come and present yourself. this is what this country is founded on, we accepted people from other countries, there s benefits to people coming. immigration is a good thing, illegal immigration is not. i don t want to give her a pass on this because she is the woman who enforced the zero tolerance policy. and claimed it didn t exist. and claimed it didn t exist. we had thousands of families they wouldn t account for, pictures of kids in cages. according to reporting, the one time trump gave her an atta boy is when they used teargas on the migrants. i don t think she deserves a pass he
inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to inside politics. i m john king. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday. the trump impeachment process now in a new chapter. democrats must decide the specific charges they will frent to the full house and there is a debate among them about how many articles of impeachment should be drafted, about whether to make it a broad or more narrow case, alleging presidential corruption and abuse of power. this is thanksgiving week in the united states and the current plan is to finish the house impeachment process by christmas, so giant decisions and giant votes loom in the next 30 days. the current math not in dispute. house democrats have the votes to impeach. the president has the votes to avoid senate conviction. the basic facts also are not in dispute. 12 witnesses over two weeks of public hearings painted a very damning picture. president t