legislation. our phone lines are divided. those living in the eastern half of the country, 202-748-8000. for those of new the mountain pacific time times, 202-748-80001. send us a tweet @cspanwj, or fine us at facebook.com/cspan. good sunday morning to you. also this week, we re following the debate in great britain over brexit, whether or not great britain should remain or leave the european union. we ll have live coverage of the result courtesy of itv. that gets underway thursday evening at 5:00 eastern time on c-span2. tomorrow night, the debate over gun legislation, and this story from the orlando sentinel, a memorial service will be taking place later today. 20,000 people expected to attend the services. there will be a vigil in an orlando park, and services taking place at the cathedral church of st. luke. that story this morning from the orlando sentinel. this, front page photograph from the new york times, a make-shift memorial taking place outside the orlando r
and we have more breaking news. the supreme court has upheld the university of texas affirmative action plan. the university considers race among many factors in admitting the last quarter of incoming freshman classes. justice anthony kennedy said in his majority opinion that the texas plan complied with earlier court rulings allowing colleges to take account of race in pursuit of diversity on campus. right now at 11:00, we ll deal with showers in&x parts of our area and a chance of storms later on. a live look at the radar showing where the rain is falling at this moment. parts of delaware and south jersey have the best chance of seeing storms from this latest storm, not exactly a great beach day, as you can see here from the live camera down the shore, cape may. and it s overcast right now in center city. and the cloud cover will keep temperatures down today as we give you a live look from our campus camera. the rain is putting a damper on a lot of outdoor activities toda
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police officers and five people in an suv. that group is in custody right now accused of shooting at the officers right near martin luther king junior elementary school. megan is live to tell us what happened. reporter: barbara, you can see behind me here the suspect s suv and there are quite a few bullet holes. i counted at least seven and we have shattered windows as well. police do not believe the officers in this were targeted, rather it appears to be a situation where the officers came upon a group of people who had committed another crime and the suspect opened fire trying to avoid arrest. d.c. police responding to shots fired found themselves under fire overnight. it happened behind martin luther king junior elementary on alabama i saw it and the police saying get out, get down. reporter: a police spotter which picks up gun shots in the area sent out an alert. when police arrived they saw several people in an suv and that s when the shots rang out opening fire on
because there was nothing i could do. reporter: the cats are not swimming two miles to get to the middle of the span of the howard frankland bridge. reporter: dan hester founded the nonprofit meow now and putting up his own money, $5,000 to try and catch this cat killer. somebody or somebodies know what is going on. reporter: florida highway patrol estimates seven cats have been found on the stretch. a handful of others rescued like this kitten saved last week claudeette watched in horror as the cat was tossed out the window of a truck. fhp helped save it after he ran into her wheel well. he has a little mark on his face, as he hit the pavement. reporter: hester says it s not just animals now because whoever is doing this is sick. anybody that is abusing an animal is ultimately going to just can t tolerate that. reporter: michael paluska, abc action news. 4:32. breaking news in st. petersburg, police are trying to discover who shot two men in a car outside a