As a nation, we owe these families more than our prayers.

We owe them action.

You know, we have to do more to stop this gun violence,

ripping communities apart and ripping apart the soul of this nation,

to protect our children so they learn how to read and write instead of duck and cover in the classroom.

President Joe Biden expressing solidarity with the victims of the Nashville school shooting.

This, as we learn new details about how police were able to stop the shooter within minutes of entering the building.

Plus, a federal judge says that former Vice President Mike Pence must testify in the Justice Department's probe

into Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

We'll take a look at where things stand with that case, and the latest from Israel,

as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Biden trade words amid ongoing protests

across that country.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, March 29th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us. We'll

begin this morning with the latest from Nashville. We're learning more about the victims,

the shooter, and the police response to the tragedy. We'll begin with the heroic actions

by officers to get inside the school and confront the shooter. Nashville police yesterday released body camera video from officers Rex Engelbert and Michael Colazo,

who are credited with taking down the shooter.

It shows Officer Engelbert arriving to the school and immediately grabbing the rifle from

the trunk of his SUV.

He has a brief interaction with a staff member outside the

school who tells him that students are locked down, but two children are missing. After that,

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