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jonathan is at atlantic with the latest. jonathan customer >> the police are investigating a positive motive also looking at surveillance video from the school they got the call around 1015 this morning. an active shooter at the school, gunfire erupted at this private christian school in nashville upscale green hills community officers of enter the building and ended up clear in the first floor when they heard gunfire from a second-floor lobby area and then headed in that direction. >> when the officers got the second level they saw a shooter of female, who is firing and the officers...

CitizenGO, an 'ultraconservative' advocacy group founded in Spain, has listed a campaign director position in Sydney, Australia.

Would not vote for anybody who is hostile to roe v. wade, and i don't know how you find that out per se. and hostile to precedent. and amy barrett has written in a number of ways in a number of places that she thinks that people get too wound up about precedent, essentially, that there's no reason that things have to stand if they were wrong. and i'm not sure that she cited brown versus the board of education but plenty of other people have, and that's the quintessential case in which precedent was disregarded in order to say that schools could no longer be segregated because it violated the c...

Authority. one person close to romney says he recognizes his nomination marks a historic moment for his church and he wants the convention to reflect the faith that has shaped him throughout his life." joining us now from tampa, msnbc contributor and "washington post" columnist e.j. dionne and also from tampa, official ambassador to "time" magazine, michael scherer. e.j., i'd like to start with you on this. in terms of the religion question, we talked ad nauseam about the humanization of mitt romney and a principle thing that might humanize him is his role in the mormon church. how much can he...

Won versus all the states romney has lost. the states that he's won, there have been a majority of the voters have been college graduates. in the states that he's lost, it averages under that. the biggest number to me that jumps out is that it's usually in the 60s, the evangelical christian number is in the 60s in these states that he's lost, mostly the southern states, but throw iowa in as well. the alabama/mississippi profile, 42% college graduates, 77% evangelicals. mississippi 38% college grads, 69% evangelicals. it's sort of a recipe for romney not getting to 30. let me ask you the religi...