kansas city police department has done's job. you can see they're thoroughly and completely in control of this crime scene. the processing is going to go throughout the night and in to the morning. i agree with chris that they're probably getting themselves together so that they can come before the camera and give the information as best they can to the public as to what has happened there this afternoon. but i am elated that we do not have as many injuries as could have taken place of the crime scene. that is what it is now. it is a crime scene. >> martha: well, i would just -- i hope you're right. you know, we wait for the numbers to come in. eight to ten appear to have been shot. there are some reports that maybe there a fatality here. we don't know that yet. we're going to wait until we get some more firm numbers in this situation. we have seen at least three people taken away in handcuffs. we know the police have confirmed that there were two that they arrested and as we have said many times, they may be cast ago wider net i

the kansas city police department i'm sure had prepared for that. i'm sure that they had certain individuals strategically located along the parade route to make sure that the individuals were safe there. it is not unfortunately unusual for these type of things to happen when you have large crowds of individuals congregating in a specific location. and the sad commentary about these things is that you'll find there are people in the community, a criminal element that will attend these things and could very well have brought guns there and it could very well have been a dispute there among community thugs, should we say. >> yeah. what you're saying is lining up with what we were hearing from paul a short time ago. it's interesting to hear that you were -- you're a former special agent in kansas city. you have a great familiarity with this area. we have seen two people that were both conscious, but loaded on to these ambulances. you can imagine they're going to be busy at the hospital there in kansas city, ted. i would imagine they took out more urgen

briefing from the police department in kansas city.about the importance of them clarifying these new details that are beginning to emerge. >> yeah, look, in my training, and experience with these kinds of press conferences, you've got to strike a balance between the public demand for information, and you need to put out what you have with the possibility of getting it wrong. and you can't get it wrong. so you want to say, i don't know. if you don't know the answer, and if you're going to put something out about numbers, and the chief has been very careful here. i don't want to imply she hasn't been, but on the next one, the numbers should be accurate, as accurate as they can be. and we should get a good public update on any continuing threat. i don't think there is one. but the public's going to demand to know and this is a national spotlight, and i'm confident you'll get it right. >> frank figliuzzi, tom winter, claire mccaskill, cedric alexander, thank you all so much for being with us during this breaking coverage. again, one person

we had 600 kansas city missouri police department l city missouri police department officers, 250 fromlooking to have a celebration, that celebration was marred by a shooting today. and we recognise that there are some who are injured, we are praying for the safety of everyone. we have talked to a few different folks so far. we've spoken to the kansas city chiefs who make clear that their prayers are with everyone who was at the parade today, everyone in kansas city and everyone who was touched by this incident. they also noted that their players, coaches and staff are all accounted for at this point and safe. we however note that this is a fluid situation so all we are sharing now may change as the hours go ahead. we also received a call from the white house that offered all federal assistance in the investigation, we have federal agencies present today, we appreciated that and certainly in the days ahead and the hours ahead we will make sure to continue to do this work. i will say, personally, first, a thank you to the women and men of law enforcement, the women and men who work with

so we are getting some details from kansas city police department.vestigation and multiple people are injured. let's cross now to our correspondent tom bateman. tom, we will stay on the sly pictures of the scene but bring us up—to—date with what we know so far. us up-to-date with what we know so far. ~ . ~ ., , , us up-to-date with what we know so far. . «a, , ,, us up-to-date with what we know so far. . «a, , , far. what we know is this is a huge event that takes _ far. what we know is this is a huge event that takes place _ far. what we know is this is a huge event that takes place in _ far. what we know is this is a huge event that takes place in kansas i event that takes place in kansas city. second year running that it is happened. pictures from a little earlier on in the day it showed a whole series of open top buses moving through these very large crowds and then a big part of the event at union station there. now as you have been reported, the police say that at the conclusion of the rally, there were shots fired west of union station near th

police department officers 250 from outside agencies we went out today, like everyone in kansas city looking to have a celebration. that celebration was marred by a shooting today and we recognize that there are some who are injured. we are praying for the safety of everyone i have talked to a few different folks so far. one, we have spoken to the kansas city chiefs who made clear that their prayers are with everyone who was at the parade today every one in kansas city, and everyone who was touched by this incident, they also noted that there are players, coaches, and staff are all accounted for at this point and safe wow that there's a fluid situation, so all that we are sharing now may change as the hours go ahead. we've also received a call from the white house that offered all federal assistance in the investigation. we had federal agencies present today. we appreciate that, and certainly in the days ahead and the hours ahead, we will make sure we continue to do this work. i will say personally, first, a thank you to the women and men of law enforcement, to the women and men who

city police department responding?n assault on a law enforcement officer, disorderly conduct and theft. the department says any time an officer is assaulted or injured, the entirety of the events is reviewed by the supervisors. black community leaders say this kind of behavior is part of a systemic pattern within the kansas city police department. they say they're calling for both the officers and the department to be held accountable. zinhle? >> we know you'll stay on top of this one. thank you. >>> an nbc news investigation is giving us a closer look at the nationwide problem of boarding, that's when a patient is admitted to the hospital but kept in the emergency room because of overcrowding. nbc's anne thompson has a look at a new program that could be a part of the solution. >> reporter: a new heart gave marissa long new life eight years ago and plenty of experience in the er. but stays in hospital hallways for 48 and then 72 hours for rejection issues last winter were frightening. >> i'm immunocompromised so i cou

we had 600 kansas city, missouri police department officers, 250 from outside agencies.nt out today like everyone in kansas city, looking to have a celebration. that celebration was marred by a shooting today. and we recognise that there are some who are injured. we're praying for the safety of everyone. i've talked to a few different folks so far. one, we have spoken to the kansas city chiefs who made clear that their prayers are with everyone who was at the parade today. everyone in kansas city and everyone who was touched by this incident. they also noted that their players, coaches and staff are all accounted for at this point and safe. however, note that this is a fluid situation. so all that we're sharing now may change as the hours go ahead. we've also received a call from the white house that offered all federal assistance and the investigation. we have federal agencies present today. we appreciate that. and certainly in the days ahead and the hours ahead, we will make sure we continue to do this work. brian lock — a reporterfor kmbz radio in kansas city gave me

. >> i saw a number of agencies, including the kansas city police department officers with guns drawnho were running towards danger. >> kansas city's police chief says there were more than 800 officers working the event. many helped people to safety, helped the injured. now an investigation into what sparked the shooting is underway. >> today we saw the police swarm a stairwell and then we heard another pop from there. and that's when i was like, okay, we're gone. >> i'm angry at what happened today. >> police are asking witnesses for video, which may help shed light on what happened. in a post on social media, the team said it is saddened by the senseless act of violence. quarterback patrick mahomes expressed prayers for the city. >> parades, rallies. schools. movies it seems like almost nothing is safe and we had hundreds of law enforcement there working hard today, kansas city's mayor said he and to many more, quote, became part of a statistic of too many americans who have experienced a mass shooting. >> i'm emily schmidt, reporting. >> san francisco mayor london breed tweeted the

we just had this in from kansas city police department, a statement and i will read it for the firstts fired west of union station near the garage and several people were struck. there have been two armed people detained for more investigation. when he people to exit the area as quickly and safely as possible and avoid the parking garage in order to facilitate treatment of shooting victims. many of you have footage of many officers securing union station. they are working to provide for the safety of everyone inside union station and expedia at care of those injured. " so there are multiple people hit, multiple people injured. two armed

just to remind you, if you are just tuning in, we have from kansas city police department that at the of union station near the garage, several people hit, two armed people detained for more investigation. let's bring in, if you can hear me, just your reaction to what we are watching, susie? i just your reaction to what we are watching, susie?— just your reaction to what we are watching, susie? i have heard barely an of it, watching, susie? i have heard barely any of it. so — watching, susie? i have heard barely any of it. so i — watching, susie? i have heard barely any of it, so i cannot _ watching, susie? i have heard barely any of it, so i cannot give _ watching, susie? i have heard barely any of it, so i cannot give you - watching, susie? i have heard barely any of it, so i cannot give you much. any of it, so i cannot give you much reaction except a general reaction to the fact that, yes, another shooting _ to the fact that, yes, another shooting in america. it is not really— shooting in america. it is not really news, is it? it does tend to happen— really news, is it? it does ten

and that for the time being, the kansas city police department will be the lead agency. but it's still early in the investigation, and if anything charges, fbi agents are at the scene assisting local police. but sources say, david, it's a painful reminder that any large-scale event in this country has the to potential fo gun violence. one source said tonight, sadly, no place is safe, david. >> david: our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with us, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the chaos and alarm on capitol hill today, after cryptic words over russia and a potential nuclear threat in space. the republican head of the house intelligence committee catching americans offguard, suggesting there is a serious national security threat, even before a scheduled briefing tomorrow with the white house. so, tonight here, what is this threat, as the republican house speaker then said today, there's no reason for panic. mary bruce at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, that cryptic warning from the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, sending

city police department will be the lead agency. but it's still early in the investigation, and if anything charges, fbi agents are already at the scene assisting local police. but sources say it is a painful reminder that any large-scale event in this country has the potential for violence. there are just so many guns out there, and people willing to quickly use them. one source said, sadly, david, no place is safe. >> david: our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with us, as well. pierre, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the chaos and alarm on capitol hill today, after cryptic words over russia and a potential nuclear threat in space. the republican head of the house intelligence committee catching americans offguard, suggesting there is a serious national security threat, even before a scheduled briefing tomorrow with the white house. so, tonight here, what is this threat, as the republican house speaker then said today, there's no reason for panic. mary bruce at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, that cryptic

we had 600 kansas city, missouri police department officers, 250 from outside agencies.at celebration was marred by a shooting today. and we recognise that there are some who are injured. we're praying for the safety of everyone. i've talked to a few different folks so far. one, we have spoken to the kansas city chiefs who made clear that their prayers are with everyone who was at the parade today. everyone in kansas city and everyone who was touched by this incident. they also noted that their players, coaches and staff are all accounted for at this point and safe. however, note that this is a fluid situation. so all that we're sharing now may change as the hours go ahead. we've also received a call from the white house that offered all federal assistance and the investigation. we have federal agencies present today. we appreciate that. and certainly in the days ahead and the hours ahead, we will make sure we continue to do this work. for tracking mexer you can also log on to the bbc website where we're posting live updates on that story. benjamin netanyahu says israeli

that's the same number of total employees in the kansas city police department. yet we expect the atf to work globally to restrict gun flow into the united states into enforce existing gun laws. that's laughable. that doesn't happen. and if you look and focus strongly on the state of missouri, it is a perfect storm. 2017 they got rid of the need for a permit or license to carry a gun. they told the police departments not to enforce existing gone laws until the supreme court said hey you can't do that, that's unconstitutional. they chastise the mayors of the two biggest cities in the state, st. louis, and kansas city, when there was mayor simply proposed, prohibiting 18 year olds and under from buying bullets without parental permission and proposed to do away with something called switch guns, which i suspect might be involved today. that's where you can modify a hand pistol and make it fully automatic. that means you can empty the magazine with one pull of the trigger. that's what you can see all in a crowd and do maximum damage with. it might have been used tod

that's the same number of stolen ploy ease in the kansas city police department. and we expect the atf to work globally to restrict gun flow into the united states into enforce existing gun laws. that's laughable. that doesn't happen. and if you look and focus strongly on the state of missouri, it is a perfect storm. 2017 they got rid of the need for a permanent a permit or license to carry a gun. they told the police departments not to enforce existing gone laws until the supreme court said hey you can't do that, that's unconstitutional. they chastise the mayors of the two biggest cities in the state, st. louis, in kansas city, when those mayors simply proposed, prohibiting 18 year olds and under from buying bullets without parental permission and proposed to do away with something called switch guns, which i suspect might be involved today. that's where you can modify a hand pistol and make it fully automatic. that means you can empty the magazine with one pull of the trigger. that's what you can see all in a crowd and do maximum damage with. it might have been

city missouri — you to know that the kansas city missouri police department and all the law— missouriation. and because of two _ for a safe celebration. and because of two bad — for a safe celebration. and because of two bad actors or more, it is why we are _ of two bad actors or more, it is why we are standing here today. we will recover _ we are standing here today. we will recover as _ we are standing here today. we will recover as a — we are standing here today. we will recover as a city. my heart goes out to our— recover as a city. my heart goes out to our victim — recover as a city. my heart goes out to our victim who is deceased. but your police — to our victim who is deceased. but your police department stands ready and we _ your police department stands ready and we are _ your police department stands ready and we are invested in the safety and we are invested in the safety and betterment of kansas city. thank you. and betterment of kansas city. thank you more _ and betterment of kansas city. thank you. more updates on twitter, follow the account _ you. more updates on twitte

so clearly the kansas city police department has got a tangled mess on their hands to try to try to get to the bottom of i would suspect that they're not really going to be able to do that until they get the sort of assistance from the public that they have now requested, which is to provide to upload copies of videos and photographs that were taken at the scene in that area when these when this shooting started? so that will help them a lot. i think not just placed the players on the set as it were, but also to try to track it back to who was actually firing these >> yeah. i mean, what are some of the key questions that you have right now because it's unusual. and obviously, we've all covered we're at a lot of active shooter situations and we've all read the fbi report on how they're usually operated is very rare to have two shooters involved in a matter i shooting to have the potential of multiple people. i mean, it sounds like i mean, there's many different scenarios, whether there's still questions remain of was this event targeted? was this just lots of people gathering and some so

city police department.a situation where we see a heavily secured event where yet still something happened. >> so lisa lopez-galvan was killed yesterday, confirmed by her sister yesterday to msnbc. she was 1 of 22 victims. 12 victims were sent to mercy hospital. the hospital came out late yesterday afternoon and said all 12 of the victims there are likely to survive and recover fully which we take as a little bit of good news here. is it fair to say, tom, that according to law enforcement you've talked to, this was not some kind of a targeted attack on the parade, but more likely a dispute between people who possibly were at the parade? >> that's what it sound like at this point, and so whether or not these people have a history with law enforcement or whether it was something that arose out of the fact, you know, that you've got a celebration, alcohol, and people in tight spaces. did something grow out of that? that's a little bit unclear at this point, and then the age of the individuals who may have been

so clearly the kansas city police department has got a tangled mess on their hands to try to try to get to the bottom of and i would suspect that they're not really going to be able to do that until they get the sort of assistance from the public that they have now requested, which is to provide to upload copies of videos and photographs that were taken at the scene in that area when these when this shooting started? so that will help them a lot. i think not just placed the players on the set as it were, but also to try to try track it back to who was actually firing shots. yeah. i mean, what are some of the key questions that you have right now because it's unusual, i'm obviously, we've all covered a lot of active shooters actuations and we've all read the fbi report on how they're usually operated is very rare to have two shooters involved in a mass shooting, to have the potential of multiple people. i mean, it sounds like there's many different scenarios where there's still questions remain of was this event targeted? was this just lots of people gathering and some sort of altercatio

so clearly the kansas city police department has got a tangled mess on their hands to try to try to get to the bottom of it would suspect that they're not really going to be able to do that until they get the sort of assistance from the public that they have now requested, which is to provide to upload copies of videos and photographs that were taken at the scene in that area when these when this shooting started so that will help them a lot. i think not just placed the players on the set as it were, but also to try to try track it back to who was actually firing these shots. >> yeah. i mean, what are some of the key questions that you have right now? because it's unusual, i'm obviously, we've all covered a lot of active shooter situations and and we've all read the fbi report on how they're usually operated is very rare to have two shooters involved in a mass shooting, to have the potential of multiple people. i mean, it sounds like i mean, there's many different scenarios, whether it's still questions remain of was this event targeted? was this just lots of people gathering and some s

the police department here in kansas city telling us that the shooting happened just west of union station where you have seen the images of many of the kansas city chiefs'' players on the stage giving speeches. in front of a massive parade crowd of an estimated 1 million people. you can see it here today. it is an absolute mess. we have seen strollers, lawn chairs and you name it. people leaving it behind as they ran for safety. now it's unclear exactly what led up to this shooting. but sources telling cbs news that this may have started with a dispute that escalated into violence. 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 the city's 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 killed. >> we became part of a statistic of too many am

now kansas city area police departments are sounding the alarm on the fentanyl crisis which has killedthan 850 people in that city from 2018 to 2022. so here to discuss is fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel. dr. siegel, from the beginning of this story we've wondered how it could be that three men are left two days frozen in someone's backyard. both sort of on the discovery side and on the how does this happen side that you just kind of, i don't know, get stuck outside and freeze to death. and now we hear fentanyl. tell us more about, like, the effects that -- on the body or the person that would have put these three men in a situation that they were outside for two days freezing to death? >> morning, will. and, you know, there's a spotlight here on how much of this there is in the mid west. as you just showed, 845 deaths in kansas city alone over the last 5 years from fentanyl-related deaths. fentanyl is extremely powerful, 100 times more powerful than morphine. it suppresses the heart. it suppress breathing. so you can easily stop breathing from this, and family members hav

but i want you to know that the kansas city, missouri police department and all the law enforcement officers that were there today that were serving and protecting did the best that they could. and i'm so proud of them that they ran into danger getting two people into custody. and at the same time rendering life sustaining aid to those victims. >> and we are getting more witness video of the suspects being taken down. so far, officials have not released any information on those suspects. kansas city police worked for hours, though, to clear the scene while they investigate what happened and why. for fans, the day quickly turned from celebration to chaos. >> i mean, when we seen it, my wife looked at me like there was no words even spoken, like we just tucked and rolled kind of deal. like we just had to get out of there because, i mean, i got a three year old and a four year old boy and girl in the sea of people running for their lives at the sound of gunshots were a number of children who got separated from their families. >> a reunification center was set up there at union station. now the

but i want you to know that the kansas city, missouri police department and all the law enforcement officers that were there today that were serving and protecting did the best that they could. and i'm so proud of them that they ran into danger getting two people into custody and at the same time rendering life sustaining aid to those victims. >> so i heard shots coming out the very end of the parade. it was very loud. it kind of sounded like fireworks. i was super confused. people started running over from that side, away from it. >> and we are getting more witness video of the suspects being taken down. so far, authorities have not released any information on those suspects or the person who died. kansas city police worked for hours to clear the scene today while they investigate exactly what happened and why this may have happened. it was a stark contrast to the joyful mood earlier in the day at the parade . the shooting happened right as the chiefs team was already on busses returning to arrowhead stadium after their rally that wrapped up the parade. super bowl mvp patrick mahomes posted

mainly the information is going to come from kansas city police, fire department, that's who we continue to reach out to for updates. >> we're going to go to daniela leon who we have there on the scene for us. please tell us what's going on, what you're feeling, what you're seeing? >> reporter: hey, it's a lot happening right now. you can see behind me, there is a heavy police presence happening all throughout union station. i was one of the first reporters who spotted officers running. in fact, i was with steve. we were right next to union station, our photographer, and we saw officers running in all different directions. we're going to pan the camera this way because there are victims being taken out. i'm seeing one out on the stretcher, this way over here, that way we give them privacy. we're trying to figure out exactly what's going on. we did see a man who was arrested. we don't know the connection yet. we're trying to get details from officers, they kept telling me it's a fluid situation out here. we have been trying to talk to people. simply telling me they heard shooting and peop

louis but the kansas city police department is also under the control of jefferson city or the statech is run by republicans. so the city has no control on what to do with the police administration and how law & order are carried out. they are totally under the control of the state as opposed to the city itself. thirdly, the governor spoke at the rally yesterday, which i was going to go to that i did not. the republicans have loosened gun policy so much, right to carry with no license or anything that people have gone nuts. and now people are breaking into cars, thinking that there might be a gun inside so they can steal it and sell it. the country needs to know that these loosened gun policies being enacted by republicans are not helping law in order and is doing the reverse. and now the rally yesterday, a beautiful day and people were enjoying themselves and ended in such a horrific way because they were guns involved. you know, just keep putting more guns into every town and every person's hands and they expect for things to get better. they will not get better. my heart goes out

. >> the santa rosa police department says the number of minors arrested for gun possessions jumped 500% from 2022 to 2023. >>> authorities in kansas city are saying the shooting at the chiefs super bowl parade is likely connected to a dispute that led to gunfire. two juveniles are in custody. here is the tackle in the crowd of chaos that police say helped detain one of the people who may be connected to the shooting. more than 20 people were struck by gunfire, some children, just as the parade was wrapping up. >> there's a huge commotion. people are yelling get him, get him. i reacted without thinking. >> yeah. this was the moment rapid gunshots rang out among nearly 1 million people. chiefs fans had to duck and run for cover as more than 800 police officers on scene sprang into action. the shooting killed lisa lopez-galvan, a mother of two and popular radio deejay. out of the 12 children hurt, all are expected to recover. the shooting, like so many before it, has sparked calls for gun reform. tonight cbs news has a call to action from the survivors of mass shootings. >> our in-depth lo

very quickly. >> again, police in kansas city, missouri, have confirmed several people have been shot and hurt at the championship parade for the super bowl win in kansas city chiefs. you know, at least one person is dead. we don't know the extent of the other victims injuries. this is a developing story. we'll bring you more information once it comes into our newsroom. and uc berkeley has responded to criticism from students who claim that they received a delayed response from the school security system as the shooting took place on that campus on friday night. police say a suspect fired multiple rounds into the air, sending panic students running. >> this happened outside sproul plaza around a 40 no one was hurt and the suspect was taken into custody. but some students say they did not get a campus wide digital alert about the shooting until well after the situation was over. uc berkeley issued a statement to kron 4 about that incident. it reads in part, quote, we understand and appreciate the concerns raised regarding the warning me messages and as with any serious incident like th

so our police departments are prepared. they were prepare in kansas city, had over 800 officers there on the scene. had all of the medical personnel that they could muster up. you had support from surrounding agencies. at all levels, both local, state, and federal. so it certainly still can happen. you still have a brazenness that appears to be very apparent in our society today, where police presence, large number of people who may be present will too. those who will act nefariously to do harm to others. and what i can only say is that we continue to do the things that make us a free nation, people still continue to go out, still go to these events, keep your eyes and ears open. your cities are going to prepare for whatever may or may not happen. but it's a tragedy that should not have happened today. but it did. and until we really have some real conversation around gun control in this country, and certainly a number of guns that are out there, available, i'm not even talking about going to a gun store, but just guns that

new information this morning from the authorities. >>> and then police department oversight rocked bycandal. good morning. this is "today in the bay." i am marcus washington. >>> i am kris sanchez. laura has the morning off. we want to get right to mike who is tracking traffic. >>> we have a deadly crash on the bay bridge, and that's blocking all but one lane getting out of san francisco. while we are concerned about all those involved, we are here to track the traffic. chp, fire crews and -- there's the red mini cooper, which is barely visible there, and that was the one involved in the deadly crash as well. let's get a look back out to the maps. a fewer vehicles than we saw before, but still only one lane. the far left lane is open out of san francisco. it's jamming up traffic on the lower deck but it's shy of treasure island and it's opposite your main commute. that's the first alert we have. the second one is in the east bay traveling southbound 880 towards continue to tennyson. this vehicle or trailer on the left, kari, it's the shell of a trailer that was hit so there's a lot of

they the kansas city fire department said eight of the shooting victims suffered "immediately life-threatening injuries." nine of the shooting victims were children. the kansas city schools were closed so kids could attend the parade. police have detained three people in connection to the shooting. police are still determining a motive but have ruled out terrorism. this is kansas city police chief stacey graves. >> i am angry at what happened today. the people who came to this celebration should expect a safe environment. we had over 800 law enforcement officers, kansas city and other agencies, at the location to keep everyone safe. because of bad actors, which were very few, this tragedy occurred. even in the presence of uniformed law enforcement officers who ran towards them and took them to justice. amy: kansas city mayor quinton lucas said he and his wife had to run for safety during the shooting. >> parades, rallies, schools -- it seems like i must nothing is safe. we had hundreds of law enforcement working hard today. amy: missouri has some of the weakest gun control laws in the country

so that update their from the police - there from -- there department.rmed people detained at multiple people hit near union station, near the victory parade of the kansas city chiefs after winning the super bowl. we will keep all the details here as we get them. this is bbc news. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: "usa today" calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs app lets y watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... brook: these are people who are trying to change the world. startups have this energy that energizes me.

but remember to adopt now shawnee kansas police department canine marks made his pick for the winnerf the 2024 super bowl. but the activity may have been a biased. department video shows the pooch sniffing 2 boxes, one with the kansas city chiefs logo the other with the san francisco forty-niners icon and the kansas local picked the chiefs to win. he can see went straight for the bucs. police department called the move. good news for chiefs fans. and texas. opossum came upon a sweet treat on a front porch. you can see it making its way up there, dragging a container of cookies away from the property. local police say a 15 year-old boy was celebrating his birthday. he gotten that late night cookie delivery last week. well, that box went unnoticed late into the night, setting up a seemingly impossible ball theft. the birthday boy later found an empty bag of icing and a balloon on his front steps after some investigating the family found the mangled and empty cookie bag in their yard. they found the culprit on security camera footage that you're watching now, you could see the moment th

kansas city says the hospital is getting patients from the raleigh saint lukes hospital. kansas city received one gunshot patient in critical condition. and one walk in patient with injuries that were not life-threatening. the university of kansas health system was treating one person wounded and victims. the victims conditions are not known at this time. the kansas city chief posted the following message on social media reading in part, our hearts go out to the victims, their families and all of kansas city goes on to say we have confirmed that all of our players, coaches, staff and their families are safe and accounted for. uc berkeley is responding to criticism from students who say they got a delayed response from the school security system as a shooting took place on campus on friday night. police say a suspect fired multiple shots in the air, sending panicked students running. >> this happened outside sproul plaza around 8.40. no one was hurt. the suspect was taken into custody, but some students say they did not get a campus wide digital alert about the shooting un

the police department says officer dupree is on paid leave for an ongoing personal matter. >> tonight in kansas city, community members coming together to honor those affected by the super bowl parade shooting that left one woman dead and more than 20 others injured. chief fans putting on the red and yellow once again, but this time for a candlelight vigil. no charges have been filed yet after that shooting, which did cause a tragic end to the kansas city chiefs super bowl celebration, a motive is still unknown. >> tonight, fox news connor hansen has the latest now from kansas city. >> kansas city police have ruled out any connection to terrorism or extremism. but this community remains deeply disturbed by the outburst of violence, sending 11 children, some as young as six, to the hospital. but now the community starting to come together. >> we know lord, in the midst of all of this, you are right here with us. >> kansas city is still reeling, gathering at a vigil thursday night as the city tries to heal after wednesday's tragedy in the aftermath of yesterday day. >> we know that our

in kansas city that left one woman dead and 22 other people injured. chief scott telling us today that he's asking for the public to be on the alert and to follow the advice that if they see something to say something, if you see somebody with a weapon, please call it in. >> if you see something that looks suspicious, please call it in. and if you see something that looks like it's about to happen in terms of violence, call it in right away. report what you're seeing. we will be there. we will respond. >> and while violent crime of course, is a top priority, police also warning parade goers to be on the alert for nonviolent crime as well. pickpockets and auto burglars notoriously target big events like this. police also tell me that they are ready for any possible protest that could pop up. remember, we've seen protests in the recent weeks over the conflict in the middle east, and we saw protests surrounding aipac police telling me that they're also ready for the possibility of a protest. as well. again, guys, the festivities get underway here 515 tomo

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parade shooting in kansas city. that left one woman dead and 22 other people injured . chief scott says he's asking for the public to be on the alert and to follow the advice that if they see something or to say something, if you see somebody with a weapon, please call it in. >> if you see something that looks suspicious, please call it in. and if you see something that looks like it's about to happen in terms of violence, call it in right away. report what you're seeing. we will be there. we will respond with recent political demonstrations over the conflict in the middle east and surrounding the apec summit. >> police say they're also prepared for any protests or demonstrations that pop up during the festivities. and while violent crime is a top priority, police are also warning parade goers to be on the alert for non violent crime as well. pickpocketers and auto burglars notoriously target big events like the parade, and we are heavily deployed and that presence does make a difference. >> but there are people out

bowl parade shooting in kansas city. that left one woman dead and 22 other people injured . chief scott says he's asking for the public to be on the alert and to follow the advice that if they see something to say something, if you see somebody with a weapon, please call it in. >> if you see something that looks suspicious, please call it in. and if you see something that looks like it's about to happen in terms of violence, call it in right away. report what you're seeing. we will be there. we will respond with recent political demonstrations over the conflict in the middle east and surrounding the apec summit. >> police say they're also prepared for any protests or demonstrations that pop up during the festivities. and while violent crime is a top priority, police are also warning parade goers to be on the alert for nonviolent crime as well. pickpocketers and auto burglars notoriously target big events like the parade. >> we are heavily deployed and that presence does make a difference, but there are people out there t

matter. >> we're learning more about what led to a deadly shooting at the kansas city chiefs parade on wednesday. fox's jeff paul reports that the violence is reigniting. the conversation about what could be done to prevent these tragedies. we're saddened. >> we're angry. a vigil held thursday night in kansas city honoring the victims of this week's deadly shooting at a kansas city chiefs super bowl parade. >> the tragic incident leaving lisa lopez galvan, a local dj and mother of two, dead. her family and friends now trying to make sense of this tragedy. >> she was here to do good. she was a good person. this was senseless. >> police say they have ruled out terrorism and extremism as a cause for the shooting, adding it appeared to result from a dispute between several people. investigators are now examining bullets and shell casings left behind to determine their connection, and asking anyone who directly witnessed the shooting to contact police. two teenagers remain in custody. a third person, also a juvenile, has been released for us to be in such a great moment in our history an

>> the idea the san jose police department is now pitching to local businesses. >> $23 million in the whole oakland unified school. board members have some ideas about how to address the deficit, but they aren't sitting well with teachers. >> you could soon be paying more to cross the iconic golden gate bridge. how you can weigh in before that final decision is made. thanks so much for being here. it is thursday, february the 15th. >> yeah. good morning. we want to head straight to gloria with the traffic alert. and gloria, we're hearing about a deadly crash on the bay bridge this morning. >> yes, we have some breaking news for you this morning. there is a deadly crash on the bay bridge that is impacting traffic right now. so look at our live cameras right here. you can see all the police activity out there. there are a lot of police personnel out there. this is impacting those people who are leaving the city. and this is on the lower deck of the bay bridge, right now. the three right lanes are blocked and we're told one person died and we're told a truck hit a car. so let's show you