Tennessee's governor wants prayers for the school shooting victims.

A tragedy beyond comprehension.

Billy wants to prevent this from happening again, even as he admits it's hard to agree on how.

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Governor Bill Lee is urging Tennesseans to pray for the three children and three adults killed

in a school shooting and also for their community. He did this by also vowing to discuss policy changes

to avoid repeat such a tragedy. We can all agree on one thing that every human life has great value

and we will act to prevent this from happening again.

Police say the shooter had planned other targets including a mall and messaged a former basketball

teammate minutes before the shooting, fantasizing about dying. The teammate tried to get help but it was too late.

Rachel Wagner of the Tennessee and joins us now from Nashville, Rachel. I know there was a vigil

last night. What can you tell us about how it went? Yes, good morning. Last night, a vigil held in

Mount Juliet just outside Nashville through hundreds. There was a time of prayer, including prayer

specifically for the teachers that were in the group. Folks bow their heads, huddled together,

placed hands on each other as they prayed. There's also a citywide vigil being hosted in Nashville by

our mayor tonight. Now I know police released body cam footage. They did that yesterday. We want to

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