it was grander than we envisioned. we were able to handle it because of our training and relationships. the mac tack group. we talked about that. they have been with us side by side through this whole thing. they have been doing drills and in a nut shell, i won t get into how it is deployed, but we sat down with area firefighters and said we will integrate to get into people that control the airway to save lives. we learned the lessons from columbine and aurora and we as an industry have to move forward. led by two people who will be mad. captain kittelson. he is very humble. he doesn t want to be recognized. and captain evan hannah. those two gentlemen for the last four or five years drove this
details of any of the examinations at this point, primarily out of respect for the families. i hope you understand that. yes, did you have a question? [ inaudible question ] that s quite a lengthy process, but in a nut shell, the families of the decedents will make arrangements with the local area mortuaries and they will provide transportation back to the home states. one last question if you would. [ inaudible question ] i don t have that estimation but we re putting that together and we should have that by the time our list is finalized and confirmed. [ inaudible question ] it does not. excuse me, could you i m not sure i understood that and i want to give you accurate information. [ inaudible question ] no, no.
examinations out of respect for the families. yes? [ inaudible question ] that s quite a lengthy process, but in a nut shell, the families of the deents will make arrangements with the local area motor wears a mortuaries and they will provide transportation to the home states. one last question if you would. [ inaudible question ] i don t have that estimation but we should have a list when it s confirmed. [ inaudible question ] it does not. excuse me, could you i m not sure i understood that and i want to give you accurate information. [ inaudible question ] no, no. we have 58 dead plus the shooter for a total of 59.
because we have a president who does the exact opposite. it was a beautiful moment when he came in and a beautiful speech. kasie hunt, let s go to what happened on capitol hill with health care. in a nut shell, what went down? well, you saw them take and it was set up as this giant moment, let s not lose sight of the fact that this really was simply to start talking about how to repeal health care on the senate floor. mccain obviously hugely the focus, very emotional just going through with john meacham and he essentially argued, look, we re not doing anything here. and i think he captured very much the feeling among republican that the senate is really stuck. now, what s going to happen next, they are going to start talking about this. overnight there were nine republicans that voted against what s called the bcra. essentially their big deal they ve been working on for weeks, it would have taken 60
obama administration secretly debated dozens of options for deterring or punishing russia including cyberattacks on russian infrastructure, the release of cia gathered material that might embarrass putin and sanctions that officials say could crater the russian economy. but in the end president obama approved a modest package of sanctions against russia. for more on this i want to bring in the washington post reporter. kelly o donnell s whose following the latest from the white house today. it wouldn t do justice to have you explain it here because it s such a detailed report but in a nut shell what were the options that the white house had at its disposal in terms of russia. reporter: some of the more forceful options included sector wide economic sanctions that would have perhaps really taken a dent out of russia s economy by hitting entire sectors like