Down Steve Bannons trial begins for refusing to testify to the january 6th committee. All hell is going to break loose tomorrow will the former aide to thenpresident trump be punished battle lines drawn in arizona. Former Vice President pence backs a challenger to president trumps candidate for governor plus, new reporting from wyoming on congresswoman liz cheneys uphill primary fight. Extreme heat waves sweep the world, melting a runway in the uk the first female blue angels pilot takes flight and a childhood toy gets one hell of an upgrade live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with Shepard Smith. Good evening. Nearly 400 Law Enforcement officers were there at Robb Elementary School as children and their teachers lay dead, dying, and trapped inside a classroom with a gunman. But the police were lackadaisical. They prioritized their own safety nobody stepped up to take command, and so they waited for more than an hour to finally storm the classroom and kill the shooter. Thats according to a new and blistering report about the Botched Police response from the texas state lawmakers. Were also now seeing hours of Police Body Cam video from that shooting shots fired get inside go, go, go am i bleeding there, officers falling back after the gunman opened fire at them from inside the classroom in the middle of the massacre, you can hear a Police Dispatcher saying over the radio that a boy inside the classroom called 911, asking for help. He is in a room full of victims. [ bleep ]. The victims, child called 911. The room is full of victims. Theyre bringing gas in they have victims in there. Theres victims in the room with him a child on the phone, multiple victims they have victims in there. And even after that, the officers still waited in the hallway. Somehow, the School Districts police chief, pete arredondo, here on his phone, was unaware of the 911 calls from the kids in the classroom and nobody raised the alarm that they needed to act more urgently to breach that room, according to the report. Chief arredondo said he intentionally left his Police Radios behind when he entered the school the report found that chief arredondo was one of the first supervisors on the scene but that he failed to take charge as an Incident Commander or to pass the command on to someone else you can hear chief arredondo trying to negotiate with the gunman let me know if theres any kids in there or anything. This could be peaceful could you tell me your name . Anything that could help, please sir, if you can hear me, please put your gun down. Tell him in spanish [ speaking spanish ] can you hear me, sir . Trying to negotiate with a man killing children the report blames the failures on egregiously poor Decision Making and indicates responding officers failed to prioritize saving the life of innocent victims over their own safety. Heres cnbcs Valerie Castro despite moments of heroism caught on Police Body Cameras, its what happened inside robb elementary outlined in a 77page Texas House Committee preliminary report that details the breakdown on multiple levels when nearly 400 Law Enforcement officers descended on the school am i bleeding the outrage felt at a community meeting. What theyre saying, we already knew it. They were cowards. Failures included poor wifi, unlocked exterior doors left no barriers to prevent the shooter from making his way in, and a faulty lock on room 111, an issue apparently known to School District police. Its where several students were killed the confusion to find the right keys to open other locked doors captured by police chief pete arredondo. Were having a problem getting in the room because its locked the report also giving insight into the gunmans history. Family members telling the committee he was bullied in the fourth grade for his stutter, clothing, and mare he dropped out a year before the shooting growing isolated and depressed, telling an exgirlfriend he wouldnt live long he told friends he was saving for Something Big and that one day they would all see him on the news based on interviews investigators say he had no previous experience with guns and that the shooting was likely the first time he fired one. And right now, youre taking a live look at the Uvalde School board special meeting. Tonight, the public can ask any questions about safety and security for the Upcoming School year the superintendent already issued a statement saying the report will guide the districts efforts to make improvements like upgrading doors and locks and hiring Additional School police officers. Both the Texas Department of Public Safety and the city of uvalde have announced plans to conduct their own internal investigations following that report Valerie Castro, thanks so much were now learning more about the 22yearold man who shot and killed a gunman who police say opened fire inside a crowded Shopping Mall in indiana the suspect killed three people and hurt two others. It happened last night in the town of greenwood, about 20 minutes south of indy. The citys police chief says the shooting could have been so much worse were it not for, as he put it, a responsible armed citizen. He told reporters today the Good Samaritan saved countless lives. His actions were nothing short of heroic. He engaged the gunman from quite a distance with a handgun. It was very proficient in that, very tactically sound. And as he moved to close in on the suspect, he was also motioning for people to exit behind him authorities identified him as elijah docken. He was shopping at the mall with his girlfriend investigators say he fired ten shots at the gunman, with a 9 millimeter pistol. The police chief tells us had we had a constitutional right to carry in indiana under a new state law that took effect earlier this month it allows most adults to have a handgun in public, but the mall does not allow people to carry weapons on its property. Local Coroners Office confirmed today the gunman shot and killed a married couple, pedro and rosa pineda as well as victor gomez, all from indianapolis. Perry russom now on the investigation into that shooter. Active shooter at the Greenwood Park mall. Police in greenwood, indiana, say the shooter was 20 years old and lived in greenwood right now, we have no motive. Police say he bought his ar15 style rifle in march, quit his warehouse job in may, and had been practicing at a shooting range for the last two years. Family members report he was in the process of being evicted from his apartment where he lived alone. His family members that we spoke to, they were just as surprised as everyone else was cell phone video shows shoppers being led out by police, walking in a single file line, passing an abandoned shoe and a tipped over stroller i seen somebody laying on the ground, and i just grabbed my kids and we ran. Heather arthur was there when the shooting started a ton of shots fired. Police recovering three guns and more than 100 rounds of ammunition one gun was found in the mall bathroom where police say the shooter waited for one hours and two minutes before starting his rampage. The most puzzling piece of this puzzle is the fact that he was in that restroom for an hour and two minutes. Police say in the bathroom, the shooter threw his phone in a toilet and at his apartment, the oven was on high heat with his laptop inside next to a bottle of highly flammable butane were very curious to have those analyzed right now, theyre going to the phone is in possession of the fbi and the laptop is going to be sent to quantico the gunman fitting a profile of mass shooters in the country from just the last two months. In buffalo, uvalde, highland park, and now greenwood, all suspects are men between the ages of 18 and 21. I grieve for these senseless killings and i ache for the scars that are left behind on the victims and our community. The shooters spree lasted two minutes, ended by elijah dicken, carrying a handgun he has no Police Training and no military background and then back to the shooter, police say he had no criminal history as an adult. As a child, he would get in fights in school and was also considered a runaway as for the time he was spending in the bathroom, Police Believe he was getting ready he had magazines strapped around his waistband and another gun folded up inside a backpack. Thanks. Theres the terrible human toll to gun violence, and then theres the financial one. The joint Economic Committee democrats released a new report today that attempts to add up the cost of shootings to our economy. It shows the medical bills alone for shooting survivors and their families can top 1 billion a year in america. In fact, survivors see their Health Care Spending increase by nearly 2500 a month on average in the year following the injury the congressional report also states those numbers are likely too low and more research is needed cnbcs senior congressional correspondent, ylan mui spoke with one survivor about his physical and financial recovery. The bullet actually just went through here and came out here its been nine years since greg jackson was struck by gunfire. A wrong turn in washington, d. C. Led him into the wrong crowd someone pulled out a gun, and jackson was shot in the calf pretty much every day i still feel pain and a lot of flexibility challenges i also still have to put steroid treatment ointment on it daily to keep the wound from reopening and scabbing again jackson was in the hospital for 21 days. Bedridden for six months, and the bills started piling up. Medical care was a single biggest cost 20,000 in out of pocket payments, and its still not over my doctor said that i may have to do one or two more surgeries. Cosmetically since the skin graft hasnt really caught on. And it hasnt really healed properly how much might that cost . That could be another 5,000 to 10,000 other expenses are harder to quantify a new place without so many stairs, a different job with a lower salary, even his parents had to take time off to care for him. Lawmakers are now trying to add up those costs across the economy. Congress is holding two hearings on the issue this week we underestimate the cost of gun violence we see the children that have died we see people that have committed suicide. We see other things. But we dont rhealize that it touches every one of our lives and the huge cost to our economy and society. Jackson can see the capitol from his street. He now leads an Advocacy Group that supports survivors and he worries congress is so focused on guns its losing sight of the people who get hurt. My wond is one of the luckier ones so you have to think about the 100,000 people that are shot or killed every year and what they go through and what theyre still going through. Theres probably millions of people still dealing with their injuries or their loss every day. Shep, jackson spent three years digging himself out of debt he hopes to be able to pay for his kids to go to college one day, buy a bigger house, retire, and most importantly, help other victims figure out how to do it too. Ylan mui, thanks very much. A heat apocalypse. Not texas or arizona but the uk broiling under the hottest temperatures ever recorded how a country not big on air conditioning is coping as forecasters predict no relief in sight. President zelenskyy cleaning house. What the ukraine leader calls acts of treason that led to the firing of high ranking members of his own government. And tomorrow is deadline day for the secret service the january 6th committee wants to see certain Text Messages, but do they even still exist a massive heat wave set to start moving across the United States right now, another heat dome settling over the southwest. Meteorologists predict it will continue east and bring sweltering temperatures with it. In some parts of the country, its already excruciating. Several major cities in the plains and southwest topped 100 today, and those temperatures are going to stick around. By wednesday, dangerous heat expected to impact at least 36 million of us across more than a dozen states adam del rosso now, senior meteorologist at accuweather. What can we expect, adam well, we can expect to sweat and continue to feel uncomfortable. As you mentioned already, highs in the 100s all across the plains, into the Desert Southwest where cities like phoenix, san antonio, houston, memphis already experiencing the hottest summer on record so far. So were going to need to continue doing everything that weve already been doing to keep cool, whether thats staying inside in the a. C. , or if you have to be outside, seek shade, drink lots of water, and take breaks if youre working thats why we have these heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in effect all across the plains from the gulf coast up into parts of montana and the dakotas. As you mentioned, its this heat dome, this large area of High Pressure aloft sitting across the southwest u. S. But this will be starting to spread off to the east as we head through this week, and that means the tripledigit heat and the humidity will be spreading eastward as well for our tuesday afternoon, the worst going to be around dallas, wichita falls, oklahoma city, where Accuweather Realfeel temperatures are going to be upwards of 115 even along the gulf coast, it could feel as hot as 110 tomorrow afternoon wednesday, we start to see this creep up the east coast a little bit more, along the 95 corridor into southern new england, into cities like d. C. , baltimore, philadelphia, new york and as we get across western and central massachusetts, it could feel as hot as 100 and 105 and even beyond wednesday, we do not look to get much relief at all. New york city, highs stay in the low to mid90s right into the weekend. Dallas, our temperatures stay in the triple digits. Shep. Adam del rosso, thanks very much. A National Heat emergency declared for the First Time Ever in the united kingdom. According to the uks version of the National Weather service, temperatures hit 100 degrees in parts of the country today, unprecedented there. The uk is not set up to withstand extreme heat many homes and businesses dont have airconditioning. Meteorologists predict tomorrow will be even worse, with temperatures in some areas hitting 104. That would be an alltime high for any spot anywhere in the country. At the Luton Airport in london, authorities suspended flights after the runway buckled and a military source told our Sister Network sky news the Royal Air Force stopped all flights at the largest air base in the uk because the runway melted europe is also scorching in france, meteorologists in the western part of the country calling it a heat apocalypse according to the government, more than 30,000 people evacuated their homes as heat and wind fueled wildfires. And at least 1,700 firefighters working to put them out. Tripledigit temps and huge wildfires also raging in portugal and spain according to authorities there, extreme heat has killed more than 1,000 people in the two countries in just the last week. This was the scene in northern spain. A passenger train moving right through a Massive Wildfire would you look at the view you can see the flames billowing on either side of the train car. 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