people killed this morning during a shooting at a bank in louisville, kentucky. the 24-year-old shooter livestreamed that attack on social media until he was taken down by authorities. the man employee at the bank. three police officers are among nine wounded. one who has been on the job in less than two weeks is in critical but stable condition tonight. garrett tenney is in louisville with the latest. good evening, garrett. tonight, investigators are searching the suspect s home and digital footprint seeking explanation for why he carried out this horrific attack killing four of his co-workers and injuring nine others this morning when he walked into old national bank in downtown louisville with a rifle of some kind it and started shooting. forcing to run for their lives as he social media. opened the door to see where he was at. i could see him shooting. see his face. i took out running out the front door and i saw a rifle. we heard it click. and the lady next to me tur
grady trimble is with this story. the new tail pipe emission standards could ensure that electric vehicles make up more than two thirds of all new vehicle sales by 2032. they will be the strictest rules to dates according to the wall street journal. the journal reports the new standards will first apply to model year 2027 vehicles. and gradually increase through model year 2032 vehicles. the white house hasn t confirmed these rules because they are not final yet. i m certainly not going to get ahead of an ongoing policy process. i want to be careful here. but, look, when it documents climate crisis it requires ambitious action. and the president has been delivering on those ambitious actions. the biden administration has a long way to go though to hit its ev goals. right now fewer than 6% of all new cars soldiers are electric and most of the batteries. come from . we shouldn t be looking at
this from the perspective of emissions also look at from a national security perspective. we should not be sacrificing american energy independence to a regime that is certainly hostile american interest. e.p.a. is expected to announce those new tail pipe emission standards in detroit on wednesday. some of the automakers in that city have warned that if they have to put more money into gas powered vehicles to meet these new standards. that s less money, bret, they can invest in electric vehicles. bret? grady trimble at the white house. grady, thanks. we begin our series on the rise of artificial intelligence by looking at its effect on education. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as thousands of professors, part time lecturers and graduate graduate university go on strike. it is the first such job action in the 257 year history of rutgers university. classes were still being held aspect lines were set up at the
toe workers at the white house. what we re working on in our department, what we were announcing that day was tail pipe emission standards. to their credit, an all electric company like tesla doesn t have tail pipes. that s exciting to see too. there are startups that are working on this, newer companies can working on this, and some of the storied, recognizable names moving toward electric vehicles. we re excited about all of them. brett: mr. secretary, we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. brett: up next, florida republican senator rick scott on his reaction to the bipartisan deal in the making plus his state s uptick in covid cases.
toe workers at the white house. what we re working on in our department, what we were announcing that day was tail pipe emission standards. to their credit, an all electric company like tesla doesn t have tail pipes. that s exciting to see too. there are startups that are working on this, newer companies can working on this, and some of the storied, recognizable names moving toward electric vehicles. we re excited about all of them. brett: mr. secretary, we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. brett: up next, florida republican senator rick scott on his reaction to the bipartisan deal in the making plus his state s uptick in covid cases. retirement income is complicated. as your broker, i ve solved it. that s great, carl. but we need something better. that s easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we re on track. like schwab intelligent income.