Good evening, welcome to washington. Breaking Tonight Murder at school, as school starts all around the country, a School Shooting in georgia dominating the news today. At least four people are dead, two students, two teachers, nine others injured after a shooting at a Georgia High School about 50 miles northeast of atlanta. The Georgia Bureau of investigation has identified the suspect as a 14yearold Student at that school. He surrendered to School Resource officers and is now charged with murder. Law enforcement agencies swarmed the campus earlier today as students sheltered inside The School at first and then The Schools football stadium. Correspondent Steve Harrigan is at Appalachia High School in georgia tonight. Good evening, steve. Good evening, bret. The numbers could change right now it stands at four dead. 30 people wounded. Nine of those wounded with Gunshot Wounds in the hospital. Many other injuries from trying to flee the scene when that shooting began. The real number of
world. and welcome to hannity. so we had two leading governor e ,two major states who are tworn vastly different ideologies. o they just squared offe on t right here on this show. hannity and last night. explosive and informative, red state, blue state debate between florida governor ron desantis, california governor gavin newsom. it did not disappoint. take a look. gov. thatfornia doek.s freedoms that some people don t. other states don t. have the freedom to in public in california. you have the freedom to pick a tent on sunset boulevard. you have the freedom to create a homeless encampmen tt under a freeway and even light it on fire. i love the rant on freedom. i mean, here s a guy who s criminalizing teachers, criminalizing doctors, criminalizing librarians guy, d and criminalizing women that seek their reproductive care. seek thg it harderbannin to vote. you re banning books. i mean, spare me thig books.s of freedom. you almost have to try to messht california.
for those facts. we have been through that but it is a big issue in this race and it came up in the debate wednesday night. there was sworn fbi affidavits with very specific allegations and corroborating evidence about sexual misconduct and, that when he pushed back on it, the fbi and justice department told him you are making demonstrably false claims. those are lies. every fact checker has disputed it. has said it s outright false. it s a lie, bob. it s a lie and you know it s a lifetime achievement you know it s a lie. i didn t interrupt you, you know it s a lie: bret: that will play up to election day and we will see how tight this gets as we head towards election day 11 days from now. another race we re looking at tightly in the senate. arizona kyrsten sinema vs. martha mcsally the real clear politics average has mcsally up slightly over sinema but very, very tight and one in which the vice president is doing some campaigning on that front
is watching this for us live in detroit. sort of a seesaw affair with the polling we ve seen in michigan steve. reporter: very much so. we re at the home. detroit lions field, it s time to check the scoreboard, the rass poll taken yesterday suggests that voters are shifting in mitt romney s direction, he s at 40 and santorum at 34. you can see the shift, romney up, santorum down according to the rasmussen nups, the the real clear politics average has romney out in front but barely, 445.2 to 33.6, so a real tight affair and a number of different polls, santorum and romney both have led in this state this month. martha. martha: so santorum may see the numbers this morning and feel that he s got catching up to do over the next couple of days. he s out there courting blue collar types we understand, auto workers, a lot of folks who sort of fall into the moderate or sometimes democrat category, right? reporter: often.
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