pennsylvania to st. louis to illinois to georgia and the holiday weekend is far from over. let s go to the chicago suburb of willowbrook. one person is dead and at least 22 others injured after gun fire erupted overnight during what witnesses described as a juneteenth celebration. camilla bernal is following this for us. what else are you learning? reporter: jim, let me explain. what authorities are saying is this juneteenth celebration started at 6:00 p.m. and there were law enforcement officers at the celebration. and then at 12:25 a.m., more or less, they received a 911 call and this call was reporting an alleged fight nearby. so these officers that were there were responding to the 911 call when they heard the gun fire. so they immediately go back to the juneteenth celebration, of course it is chaotic and now authorities are saying it s possible that there was more than one shooter. they say an unknown number of suspects fired multiple rounds from multiple weapons. and
there s an underground entrance where the secret service can drive him into the building and bring him up to the upper floors where he ll be processed by the federal marshals. he ll be placed under arrest once he comes into the building and then the processing begins. it s a standard thing. they re doing an electronic fingerprinting of him. these usually involve photographs. we expect walt nada to be booked with a mugshot. the former president is very recognizable. we don t think the marshals will take photographs of him. from there he ll go to the courthouse and a judge will read him the charges and he ll have a chance to enter his plea. the question of his release, jake, we don t expect he s going to be there s going to be any issues with him being released. the issue we expect, however, to come up is whether he can communicate with anybody who might be considered witnesses; of course, is an issue of witness tampering which has been a concern already in this case. evan,
but the debt deal just pass a crucial test. not one republican should vote for this deal. it s a bad deal. how much confidence do you have in the speaker right now? none. zero. speaker lying about the way he s characterizing this bill? yes, he s lying. but members of the house freedom caucus like congressman roy and bishop are struggling to come up with a strategy that block the deal tonight. and there s also a divide over whether to try to oust mccarthy as speaker. now, as for the republican leader, he says he s not concerned about losing his post and can t seem to understand what all the fuss is about. i m not sure what in the bill people are concerned about. it is the largest savings of 2.1 trillion we have ever had. now, a quick refresher of what is in this deal struck by president biden and the speaker over this memorial day weekend. it would replenish our near empty treasury with borrowed cash by suspending the debt ceiling for two years. it also include
he was in iowa, but here is just a little taste of the back and forth that has really escalated over the last 24 hours on everything from the detailing, to run, as they call, him rhonda scent ammonia s i think it is so, petty i think it is so juvenile, i do not think that is what voters want. honestly, i think that his conduct with which he has been doing for u.s., now i think that is one of the reasons he is not in the white house now. when he says it, years every time i hear it i think it is a project that will begin on day one, and it will require a daily grind for not just one term, but i think for two full presidential terms. when i heard desantis go out and say, and talk about eight, years when you need a, years you don t need, eight years you need six months. we could turn this thing around so quickly. if you need eight years who the wants to wait eight years. you don t need eight years. in terms of the death, limit yeah, i think he should come, up i
captions by vitac www.vitac.com good evening, everyone. i m tom king in for alisyn camera at that. debt ceiling drama. we re closer to a debt ceiling deal, closer but not there yet. janet yellen gave them four more days, and we ve got a ways to go. even if they make a deal tomorrow morning, can they get it done in time? plus, can a trump-like candidate beat donald trump? that s the question, as ron desantis gets his campaign in high gear. the florida governor not being shy at all about taking on the former president, ripping him on the border of all things, calling him a big spender, and lasting his covid policies. i don t know what happened to donald trump. this is a different guy today than what he was running in 2015 and 2016. and i think the direction he s going with the campaign is the wrong direction. no other republican in the trump era has been able to walk that tight rope. can ron desantis? here s a sobering thought this memorial day weekend. whenever you