CABRERA: Police in Ohio are now investigating a deadly mass shooting early this morning at a Cincinnati nightclub. One man is now dead, 15 other people were injured after shots rang out at the Cameo nightclub. This is happening just after 1:00 a.m. this morning. Police say several people were able to sneak guns into the nightclub even though they were searched by an electronic wand. Our Dana Bash asked Ohio governor John Kasich about the shooting on "State of the Union." This is what he told us.</s>JOHN KASICH, GOVERNOER OF OHIO: I spoke to the mayor of Cincinnati today, John Cranley. He will be on the scene most of the day. I've spoken to our head of public safety, Dana, and the fact is you don't want to be speculating, but you know, it appears as though there was one shooter not terrorism related. But as the father of two 17-year- old girls going to be headed to college next year, you know, you see things like this and you begin to wonder where is it safe to go? Obviously, a terrible loss of one life and a number of people wounded. We're just going to keep our eyes on this and I've offered all of course, all the state assistance that is needed in this, you know, another terrible tragedy in our country.</s>CABRERA: Now, in a more recent press briefing, police officials saying there were multiple shooters that's why there are multiple injuries that was involving a group of men who got into some kind of a disturbance, but now this is the country's worst mass shooting so far this year in terms of total numbers of victims including those injured according to the website Gun Violence Archive.com Top of the hour. You are live in the CNN Newsroom. Thanks for staying with me on a Sunday. I'm Ana Cabrera in New York. Two big stories we are following tonight inside the beltway. The fallout from the failed GOP health care bill. The president --
Deadly Nightclub Shooting in Cincinnati.