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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst. A school shooting in Madison,

Wisconsin has left three people dead, a teacher, a student, and the teenaged shooter, who

police say was also a student at the abundant life Christian school. Police say six others were

injured and are hospitalized and two have life-threatening injuries.

The shooter whose name, age, and gender are being withheld, was found dead by police.

There were no metal detectors or school resource officers on the campus of the small school.

Madison Police Chief Sean Barnes says it's a sad day for Madison and the country.

I think we can all agree that enough is enough.

And we have to come together to do everything we can to support our students

to prevent press conferences like these from happening again and again and again.

He says the shooter's family is cooperating with police and there's no other threat to the school

or community. No word yet on a motive. Tick-Tock and its Chinese parent company,

Bight Dancer, asking the Supreme Court to block a law that would ban the app next month.

As NPR's Bobby Allen reports, the federal appeals court upheld a law that would ban the app next month. As MPIR's Bobby Allen reports,

the federal appeals court upheld the law earlier this month. It's seen as TikTok's last legal shot. It has asked the Supreme Court to step in and halt a law that bans TikTok nationwide,

unless Beijing-based bite dance divest the app. In its application, TikTok says Congress has

singled out TikTok, saying

banning the app would violate the First Amendment rights of 170 million American users. While the viral

video app waits for a decision from the high court, President-elect Donald Trump has been

indicating he may rescue TikTok. Trump once opposed TikTok, but he recently said it has a warm spot in his heart, but did

not explain how he might step in to save the app.

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