Heartbreaking testimony on the hill, but will it move?

Any votes, the lead starts right now.

Soon after we received the news that our daughter was among the 19 students and two teachers

that died as a result of gun violence.

Grieving parents, a distraught doctor, even a fourth-grade survivor gripping testimony

today on Capitol Hill after mass shootings changed and destroyed in some cases their lives.

What they want from Congress versus what lawmakers are willing to do, I'm going to talk to

a key Republican negotiator next.

And the FBI stepping in after an overnight arrest near the home of Supreme Court Justice

Brett Kavanaugh will have the latest on the shocking threat.

Plus, pro golfers putting their reputations on the line for a paycheck, some say, is

blood money ready to tee off with Saudi Arabia's new league, ignoring the country's

record on human rights and the murder of a Washington Post columnist.

Welcome to the lead on Jake Tapp, where we start with the upsetting testimony describing

the human toll of gun violence in the United States, front and center on Capitol Hill today,

families of victims from the mass shootings in Buffalo, New York, and you've all de-Texas

described before the House Oversight Committee, not just the horrific attacks, but what they

want to see Congress do to prevent such tragedies from happening again.

We also heard from the only pediatrician in Uvalde who rushed to the hospital in the

minutes after the shooting only to find their, frankly, was not much he could do.

But I did find was something no prayer will ever relieve.

Two children whose bodies have been pulverized by bullets fired at them, de-capitated, whose

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