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Welcome to the lead. Im jake tapper. We begin with our national lead. What was supposed to be a fun night at a bar ending in tragedy and disaster. At least 12 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire at a California Bar last night. It was College Night with people dancing, playing pool, hanging out with friends. Police say the shooter was a 28yearold white man, and they add they had been called to his home before. Thats his home where he lived with his mother. They were called there because of a domestic disturbance. A neighbor telling cnn that the shooters mother lived in fear of he...

Dead in the bar of a suspected selfinflicted gunshot wound. Today there was an honor procession for ron helus, a 29year veteran of the Ventura County Sheriffs Office and a hero. He was one of the first officers who within three minutes of first reports of gunfire rushed into the bar. He was shot multiple times before he died at the hospital. He was about a year away from retirement, leaving behind a wife and a son. The white house has ordered the u. S. Flag be flown at halfstaff in honor of the victims until sunset on saturday. With that, lets start the hour with the latest on what we know so ...

Between ukraine and the biden family. Ainsley yeah. Thats right. Fox news obtaining documents showing the prosecutor at the center of the ukraine scandal claims that he was told to back off an investigation into a firm that was linked to hunter biden. Brian i thought the biggest story was a people about a photograph. Steve look at this photograph. Brian Griff Jenkins joins us live from washington with griffs own reaction. We only want your reaction. We dont want anybody elses. Griff my reaction is it never gets boring in this town these days. What were talking about is giulianis interview with...

Every place shattered by a mass shooting has to decide what to remember, and what to leave behind. In this way, Lewiston, Maine, might look to Thousand Oaks, Calif., which is marking five years since its community was irrevocably changed.

On the fifth anniversary of a deadly mass shooting in Thousand Oaks, President Joe Biden issued a statement Tuesday calling it an act of senseless gun violence.