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That is about 30 miles southeast of san antonio. The shooter is identified as Devon Patrick kelly. He was from a nearby county. One of the victims, just five years old. The oldest was 72 years old. 20 people have been wounded in this attack. He was stopped when a Good Samaritan with a rifle saw the shooting and open fire who then drop the weapon and drove off. He was found in the field after his car crashed about 5 miles away. Police are not sure if he took his own life or if he potentially died from the samaritan shot. Matt has been at the scene of this tragedy. We will check in with him and ...

Trouble sleeping with the 14hour time difference and watching the tramming unfolding there in Sutherland Springs, texas, quote may god be with the people of Sutherland Springs, texas. The fbi and Law Enforcement are on the scene, i ammon to having the situation from ammon to having the situation am monitoring the situation from japan. From Vice President pence karen and i grieve with you and stand with resolve against evil. Thank you to the First Responders. And from ivanka trump who was here in japan on friday god bless the people of Sutherland Springs, texas, our countrys hearts are breaking...

With coming before a committee, either in an open session, or a closed session. It needs to be done by nonpartisan stuff, and the fbi, particularly the Supreme Court Justice Nominee would have been done. I think we need to have the hearing. Just absolutely stunned at why we are so opposed to letting the fbi do what the fbi has done for decades, and that his background checks on nominees. It is not unusual at all. Sandra we go live to peter doocy in washington. What is the latest word . Will she or wont she . Sandra, now dr. Fords attorney is saying that she doesnt want to come forward if the o...

There are new efforts underway to get e-cigarettes out of the hands of middle and high school students. More than two million teens are currently using e-cigarettes, according to the 2023 National Youth Tobacco Survey.

Senators criticized top federal officials over the rise of illegal electronic cigarettes in the U.S., a multibillion-dollar business that has flourished in recent years. Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee