Good morning. And welcome to Way Too Early. Im Kasie Hunt on this tuesday, june 15th. Well start with the news. President biden continued his European Trip yesterday with the Nato Summit in brussels where he delivered a vastly different perspective than his predecessor. Theyre ripping off the united states and theyre ripping you off. I dont care. I dont want to do that. Either they pay up, including for past deficiencies, or they have to get out. And if it breaks up nato, it breaks up nato. I just want all of europe to know that the united states is there. The united states is there. I want to make it clear, nato is critically important for u. S. Interest in and of itself. If there werent one, we would have to invent one. Nato leaders also used the meeting to show a unified front against threats from russia and china. The group collectively declared china a security challenge. As for russia, leaders said there would be no, quote, Business As Usual on the World Stage until russia demons
conscience not her fealty to trump. 60 out of that number. one vote was present. we have manu raju on capitol hill. an historic vote. there was a lot of talk. the feel of it was as you were reporting earlier that cheney might lose. she went behind the scenes for several weeks in the aftermath of the vote to impeach donald trump, talking to members trying to get them on their side explaining her vote. it appears to have paid off. she was listening to the concerns and did not back away from her vote. in fact today she said she does not regret voting to impeach donald trump. she made that clear to her conference but there were an outspoken contingent of members who came after her very aggressively through the course of this more than four-hour closed door meeting. at the end of the day the members decided it is more important to unite at this moment than engage themselves in a divisive leadership fight and the ouster of the highest ranking republican woman in leadership. now,
there are significant republican house members that are very angry marjorie taylor-greene is part of their party and is going to still represent constituents under the republican banner for sometime to come. let s not forget we are only talking about the house tonight. there is a whole flock of senate republicans that are have come out and very strongly denounced her role, said she should be removed from committees and so far as to say she should not be part of the republican party. this is a divide that maybe tonight they re showing somewhat of a unified force. but this is a lingering problem that is going to continue to exist as republicans try and forge their way through this process. a lot of it comes down to winning elections, right? it tends to be that you can win an election as a primary candidate when you run close to president donald trump. we are now starting to see a consistent pattern outside of those strong republican house districts that are drawn in a way tha
police report of a shooting at celebrity pastor joel o steen s lakewood church in houston. right now it is unclear if alstyne or his wife were present at the time of the shooting. i am jon scott and this is the fox report. let s get right to christina coleman live with the latest on that church shooting in houston. alexei jon, talk about terror in the place of worship this afternoon. houston s police chief says around 1:53 p.m. local time the suspected shooter entered lakewood church, the maga church robust liberty pastor joel o steen an open fire. please identify the suspect as a woman who was approximately 30 35 years old. they say she entered the church on its west side near the parking lot armed with a long rifle wearing a trench coat and carrying a backpack. they said she was also accompanied with a small child approximately four or five years old. they say it once the suspect, once this woman was inside the church she began to fire shots. the police chief said two o
command. also breaking, a new agreement on a broad frame ocfor a potential release of hostages and cease-fire. we re told a proposal is being given to hamas. even as donald trump and house represents working actively to try to kill the bill. gop divisions on display as one republican senator is being censured by his own party for taking part in the talks. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. tonight we now know the names and the faces of the first u.s. service members killed since the war in gaza sparked a wave of attacks. our correspondents are covering all the breaking news on the deadly drone strike against u.s. troops in jordan and the biden administration s response. first, let s go to cnn s national security reporter natasha bertrand. she s over at the pentagon for us. first of all, tell us about the victims of the attack. reporter: we are