Springsteen Prays for Peace After White House Shooting

0:00Bruce Springsteen took a stand against political violence after shots rang out at the White House correspondence dinner. The 76-year-old rocker led fans in prayer during his Sunday night concert in Austin, Texas on April 26th, thanking God no one from. The administration got hurt in the Saturday incident at the Washington, Hilton. The event drew politicians and journalists, but chaos hit when gunfire erupted in the ballroom, forcing an evacuation. A secret service agent took a bullet, but his vest stopped it from doing real damage. Springsteen, no stranger to calling out leaders, he performed at an anti-Trump protest last month. Stressed, we can criticize power peacefully, but violence has no place in America. Meanwhile, prosecutors nail 31-year-old Cole Thomas Allen with charges like attempted assassination of the president, hauling weapons across, state lines, and firing a gun in a crime. They say he rolled into DC on a train, packing a 12-gauge shotgun, a 38-calibre pistol,

1:02and three knives. Allen got a rain Monday with no prior record, his lawyer reminding the court he's presumed innocent. Trump called his shocking from just feet away, and as this plays out, it underscores how tense things stay in politics. That's your Durham News Today update, AI-powered and always on.