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Shootings. he declined to answer. not because of the controversy associated with it but he said there are thousands of components of this. from violent video games to family breakdown to the look of guns to too many guns to the role that the media plays in the saturation coverage of all te vents the events. he declines to answer that. but we have learned that authorities at the har-grave school north of houston have now locked down their scal after they received a tip that a student came to school with a gun in his backpack intending to do harm to himself. it seems as though the situation has been diffused. but the problem is ongoing. harris: the f.b.i. agents remind me of the copycat situation that can occur soon after this. i didn t hear on the parent s list mental health and that is something we need to talk about. doug mckelway, thank you very much. fox news alert. look at the stock market. ....
It was being sued. you have to file an answer. had they any other option, paul? i think what people have to understand is that this allegation that the child was acting improperly or negligently, it s horrible for the family that s suing to hear, you know, he s shot down by the police and they re blaming the kid? what could be worse than? but in lawsuits you generally allege that the other party was also negligent or acted improperly. so there s nothing out of the ordinary in terms of this in what we see in court every day. at the same time, joey, the city is also dealing with an investigation that s ongoing by the county. the county is looking into this. this could be a major criminal event. what we re speaking of is the officer s actions and whether or not they re indictable. should he be charged with criminality stemming from te vents of that day. there s a lot to unpack here, regarding the initial 911 call, the officer not being informed that they were relaying on the ....
he reminds mi more of the guy from deliverance skel like a pig. without getting too much of the movie references, it just seems like he s squealing like a pig essentially here. he knows he lost the day and he just wants to complain about it, this bromance, suggestions of gay behaviors. it s absurd and high school. rush is the kind of air raid siren for the republicans. when he s creaming like that, you know something has happened. if you add up all the factors, the fact the president gets to be president. if you add up the fact he gets to talk about bipartisanship and communal activity government being good. government being government, government being good, not to mention the fact that it also a lot of sats have had to rearrange e vents for the campaign. it stresses who has the more nimble campaign. out in virginia where they rescheduled a big event for obama for saturday in virginia that obama has a more nimble ....
I m sure it will all be very good. whatever they think is necessary is okay. reporter: so a pretty restrained president there, wolf. one thing we should also note is that judge kavanaugh has also released a statement through the white house, essentially saying he s going to cooperate with the fbi in this supplemental investigation but, of course, wolf, he doesn t really have any other choice. jim, what did the president make of professor ford s testimony alleging sexual assault and kavanaugh s response? reporter: that was another remarkable turn of events,wolf. as you know, the president had been raised doubts about all of these accusers for several days now, including the accusations coming from christine blasey ford. but when i asked him earlier today, the president in terms of how he felt about dr. ford s testimony at that hearing yesterday, the president said she sounded credible to him, which was a remarkable acknowledgement i thought. here is what the president said. and ....
nbc s michelle franzen is live at ground zero in new york. good morning or now good afternoon, michelle. i understand we spoke this morning before the ceremony and you talked about the scene d it change much in the last three hours since we spoke? reporter: certainly the ceremony is still going on, the reading of the mes and a lot of people filtering in and around ground zero here, some family mbers, some tourists, some firefighters and first responders. certainly the e vents of 9/11 have forever changed the nation and policy and spark controversy but this morning the raw emotions and pain are still evident from nine years ago on that day as the nation paused to pay tribute to the lives lost. today, nine years after terrorists struck , the focus returned to remembering the victims. ceremonies in new york, virginia, and pennsylvania are paying tribute to the 2,752 ....