BRIGGS: Vice President Mike Pence heading to Sutherland Springs, Texas today. He'll visit with victims of Sunday's deadly church massacre and plans to speak at a prayer vigil. This morning, we have new details about the gunman who killed 25 people and an unborn child. Devin Kelley escaped from a behavioral health facility in New Mexico in 2012, months after he was accused of abusing his ex-wife and her child.</s>ROMANS: Documents show he was sent there for pre-trial confinement. Law enforcement was advised he was a danger to himself and others after he was caught sneaking firearms onto Holloman Air Force Base. The suspect's phone has been sent to an FBI lab but, so far, we're told investigators have not been able to break into it.</s>BRIGGS: Republican Sen. John Cornyn of Texas says he's working on federal and state levels to make sure information that could stop dangerous people from buying guns is reported to the National Criminal Background Check System in a timely fashion.</s>SEN. JOHN CORNYN (R), TEXAS: This seems to be an area where there is bipartisan support to come in and fix the background check system to make sure that we keep firearms out of the hands of convicted felons, people with mental illness, people who commit domestic violence and the like. If we can address that and close those gaps, I think that will be a big improvement.</s>ROMANS: According to an ATF official, there is no evidence that a bump stock was used in that Texas shooting. The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on bump stocks. That's in response to the Las Vegas massacre last month. Ten victims from the Texas shooting remain in critical condition. All right, 51 minutes past the hour. Would you get in a taxi without a driver? It may happen sooner than you think. Details next.
Pence Heading To Sutherland Springs Today