21 others were injured. kansas city's mercy children's hospital says it's treating 12 children, ranging from 6 to 15 years old, including nine for gunshot wounds. all 12 were expected to recover. three people are detained as the investigation into the shooting is now under way. kansas city police have asked the public for any video of the incident. in a statement, president biden said the tragedy cuts deep into the american soul and called for stricter gun control measures. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kau it's it's thursday, february 15th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." celebration turned tragedy. a barrage of gunfire rings out

at the chiefs' super bowl parade sending people running for cover. >> people around us were diving to the ground. it was very scary. >> i'm so tired of guns. >> the chaos and the calls for change, and the investigation into what happened. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the kansas city chiefs' victory parade took tragic turn when gunshots erupted just as the event was ending. one person was killed. the victim, lisa lopez galvin, a kansas city radio deejay. 21 people were wounded, nearly half of them children, and some of the injuries are said to be life threatening. police have detained three suspects. cbs' charlie de mar has the latest. >> reporter: a day of celebration in kansas city turned into tragedy. fans who gathered to celebrate the chiefs' super bowl victory ran for their lives when gunfire erupted near union station.

>> i heard a pop, and then you just heard screaming. and everybody in front of me just started running. >> reporter: at least 21 people were injured, several of them children. kansas city radio station kkfi says one of its deejays, lisa lopez galvin, a mother of two, was kill. >> we're part of a statistic of too many americans. those who have experienced or been part of or connected to a mass shooting. >> reporter: video showed law enforcement springing into action in the moments following the shooting. kansas city police say three people have been taken into custody, and at least one firearm recovered. authorities are searching for a motive, though a law enforcement source tells cbs news the shooting may have been sparked by an argument and did not initially appear to be the result of terrorism or extremism. >> it anyone has information, as a witness or has any kind of video that may provide us, in there's anybody else that was involved in this. >> reporter: the kansas city

chiefs put out a statement thanking first responders and saying "our hearts go out to the victims, their families, and all of kansas city." the team's star quarterback, patrick mahomes, posted on x, "praying for kansas city." charlie de mar, cbs news, kansas city, missouri. president biden released a statement last night saying, quote, jill and i pray for those killed and injured in kansas city and for our country to find the resolve to end this senseless epidemic of gun violence tearing us at the seams." yesterday's shooting is just the latest example of violence erupting during championship celebrations. last year after the denver nuggets' nba championship parade two were injured in a downtown shooting. police said they did not think the incident was connected to the celebration. in 2021, two shootings left three people wounded in downtown milwaukee the night the bucks won the nba title. and in 2019, four people were shot and wounded during a downtown rally after the raptors won the nba championship.

the kansas city parade shooting comes six years to the day after the mass shooting in parkland, florida, that killed 17 people. some of those touched by that tragedy expressed their thoughts about the latest shooting. fred guttenberg, whose daughter jaime was killed, wrote "just got home from the cemetery where i spent valentine's day with my daughter. coming home to this news is crushing. we do not need to accept this as the price for living in america." and florida congressman jared moskowitz who represents parkland wrote, "after parkland i helped lead the strongest gun violence prevention school safety bill in florida's history. we need a congress that can get lifesaving legislation like this done rather than one focused on partisan stunts." ahead on "cbs mornings," the kansas city mayor will join us for an update, and we'll hear from one of the victims who was there with his wife and child. turning now to other news. fears of a serious new threat to

u.s. national security. cbs news has learned the u.s. has informed congress of new intelligence about russian plans to put a nuclear-capable weapon in space that could threaten american satellites. cbs' ed o'keefe reports from the white house. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that what's described as a serious national security threat is related to the launch of a russian rocket last week carrying a top-secret military payload that is now in orbit. the u.s. has been tracking russian attempts to develop a nuclear-capable weapon that could take down u.s. satellites, knocking out the ability to communicate. national security adviser jake sullivan provided no detail but didn't deny a threat exists. >> it is impossible to answer with a straight yes, right, because americans understand that there are a range of threats and challenges in the world that we're dealing with every day. >> reporter: house intelligence committee chairman mike turner of ohio first revealed the existence of a threat and called on president biden to declassify all information relating to it.

other lawmakers familiar with the detail say there's no cause for concern. >> there's no need to panic. this is not an immediate crisis. >> reporter: word of the threat came as the white house continues calling on congress to stand up to russia and approve billions in aid to ukraine. >> supporting this bill is standing up to putin. >> reporter: the war there rages on. ukraine said it used high-tech naval drones to sink a russian ship in the black sea. but many house republicans have soured on funding the war, and speaker mike johnson said he would block the aid because it doesn't address u.s.-mexico border security. >> we're going to continue to demand that before we take care of issues all around the world we take care of our own first. >> reporter: but it was republicans pushed by donald trump who fought to strip out border security changes from the original aid package. even the head of nato called on dong quickly act and approve the aid. as for that serious national security threat, a u.s. official tells cbs news it is, quote, serious, but it's not imminent. ed o'keefe, cbs news, the white house.

former president donald trump is expected to return to a new york city courtroom this morning for a hearing in the hush-money case where he faces criminal charges. and there's another hearing taking place in georgia on a separate matter. naomi ruchim is joining us now with the details. a little bit of an explanation. hard to keep track of these court cases. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, a lot going on, and it's all hands on deck for trump's legal team this morning as separate hearings could set the tone and timing in two of the criminal cases against him. the hearings are crucial for the former president because any further delays would lessen the chance of a trial before the november election. former president donald trump is battling dual fronts at once today as major hearings take place in two of the four criminal cases against him across two different states. the gop presidential frontrunner is taking the morning off from campaigning and is expected back in a new york city courtroom where a judge could decide

whether the hush-money criminal trial against him will go on next month as scheduled. trump has pleaded not guilty to dozens of felony charges of falsification of business records filed against him last april. but at a campaign stop last night in south carolina, the former president was more focused on re-election than the charges he's facing. >> america, we're stronger, richer, safer, and more confident than ever when i was sitting behind that beautiful resolute desk in the oval office. >> reporter: in georgia a fulton county superior court judge will move forward with a hearing to consider disqualifying district attorney fani willis from prosecuting the 2020 election interference case against trump. the motion to dismiss stems around accusations of an improper relationship between willis and special prosecutor nathan wade. a state senate panel is also investigating. >> this is not any type of

political witch hunt. this is a quest for the truth. >> reporter: in addition to georgia and new york, trump also faces criminal charges in florida and washington, d.c. in the washington, d.c., criminal case, a special counsel is asking the supreme court to let trump's 2020 election interference case go to trial without delay. the former president's lawyers are attempting to pause the proceedings while the courts decide whether trump is immune from prosecution for official acts in the white house. two lower courts have already rejected that argument. anne-marie? >> all right, naomi ruchim in new york. thank you so much. overseas now, the ongoing cease-fire talks between israel and hamas suffered a bit of a setback. according to israeli media, prime minister netanyahu recalled israel's delegation from negotiations in cairo saying demands made by hamas are, quote, delusional. in southern gaza, meantime, israeli forces fired into a main hospital there killing at least

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