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Seen a lot in california, for example. we have been dealing with these outages over the years. and now in places like you mentioned in texas, we sought an ohio earlier than the week. it is a combination of factors. you have places, by the way like in ohio, where they were hit by a storm. the storm damage and power lines, and then they get hit by a heat wave. they had to turn off some of those power lines, and then what happens is a large number of people in this heat wave will begin using the recognitions, and electricity, and the system is just overwhelmed. sudden these shutdowns have to take...

One person was killed and at least two other people were injured in a shooting on Wednesday afternoon in Columbus, Ohio, according to police.

I don't think it sounds out there. >> all right. that is j.r. majewski in ohio. here is sandy smith on at which time who are actually was at the insurrection if we can pull up the tweet that she put out so we can see where she was on that day. but she was, right? so she was there -- she was there at the insurrection. gabby, how likely is it that these folks could actually end up in congress? >> it's likely, especially in sandy smith's district. this is a district that is considered competitive in november and, look, i think these are going to be walking rorschach tests in a general election. o...

Incurred by americans. >> that's right, and that's why i think some of the most promising democratic prospects right now, tim ryan, democratic senator in ohio, john fetterman democratic nominee in pennsylvania, they're not talking progressive anything. they're talking about jobs, energy production, they're talking about things that the biden administration is not and that's perhaps why they are the best chances for democrats to knock some wins in november. david: sarah westwood from the washington examiner. thank you for being here, appreciate it. >> thank you. david: well, a tax hike to fix p...

Taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. so, the field seems set for what's expected to be one of the most hotly contested u.s. senate races this year. cnn projects j.d. vance, backs by donald trump will win ohio's republican primary. now, he will face democratic congressman tim ryan in november. cnn's jeff zeleny has more from headquarters in cincinnati, ohio. >> reporter: in one of the first big primary nights of the 2022 midterm ca...