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viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i'm bianca nobilo. >> i'm max foster. wednesday, november 23rd. 9 a.m. in london. the 4 a.m. in chesapeake, virginia, where multiple people have been killed at a shooting at walmart. the gunman is an employee or former employee who walked into a break room and killed employees. >> the shooter is thought to have turned the gun on himself and police confirm he is dead. >> officers responded and members of the fire department responded. we did a tactical entrance and movement in the buildings. located multiple fatalities and multiple injured persons. little while later through the course of providing treatment we

were able to establish we believe it's a single shooter and that single shooter is deceased at this time. >> walmart has released a statement saying we're shocked at this tragic event in our chesapeake, virginia, store. are praying for those impacted, our community and associates. we're working closely with law enforcement and are focused on supporting our associates. we just got the first video from a reunification center in chesapeake where families are gathering to meet their loved ones. >> we spoke with a relative of one of the shooting victims being treated at a nearby hospital in norfolk, virginia. >> we went in at 10 p.m. tonight and we received a phone call, his wife received a phone call about 10:18 saying that he had been shot. at the time that's all that we knew, that he had been shot. we didn't know how -- you know, what was really strange to us is

he clocks in at 10 so he hadn't even been there 10 minutes. he was shot in the side. he is up talking, breathing. they don't have a lot of details now. >> one walmart shopper texted her daughter. i'm at walmart, there's an active shooter. her daughter pleads with the mother to go and hide. >> the mother says somebody is dead on the floor. the police are here now. the daughter tells cnn she had just spoken with her mother about buying turkeys for thanksgiving. she said her mother is still in shock. they've been rae united. we spoke to josh campbell. we asked him what he's been able to glean from the details that we have so far. >> reporter: there's the customer area which most of us are used to being in. you go, you buy your items, you check out and you leave. there's a separate segregated area for the employees where

they have their down time. this shooting took place primarily inside that area. so that's key for investigators because that tells you that the person a peerts to have at least some access or familiarity to that particular area and, secondly, looking at the timing of the shooting, we're told this took place just around the 10 p.m. local hour. this store itself closed an hour later. we have covered so many shootings and this is a -- not to get too morbid. if you were a shooter intent on causing widespread carnage, that's not the time of day you would be trying to cause mass damage. this is an injustice shooter. that will all come to light as investigators continue to conduct their investigation. >> reactions to the shooting are pouring in.

virginia senator and former state governor mark warner tweeted he's, quote, sickened by reports of yet another mass shooting. >> l. louise lukas vowed she will not rest until a solution is found to end the gun violence in the u.s. she spoke with cnn saying the issue has spiralled out of control. >> it's absolutely horrible and the thing that makes this so sad is that this gun control -- this gun violence is out of control and unfortunately we have the power to do something about it. this is not the will and heart of many of our legislators to do it. all i can say to you, this is a sad night for us in virgin be yeah and it's going to be a really, really sad time tomorrow morning when people wake up and hear this sad news but we can do something about gun control. there's too much easy access to firearms and we have got to do something to bring it under control. many of us have been fighting in

the legislature for decades to try to get gun control measures passed but unfortunately there's always push back, push back, push back. we've got to bring it under control. how many be people will have too die before legislatures not only in virginia and across the nation have to come to reality there's just too much access for firearms. >> we'll have much more on the story throughout the hour. turning now over to colorado where the suspects in the mass shooting at an lgbtq nightclub is due to an initial court a earns poob. >> anderson lee aldrich was released from hospital and brought to jail. >> any single person who is there could be charged with. obviously five murders and the question will be are others requesting to be charged with attempted murder. obviously clearly people have been assaulted with a deadly

weapon. there are going to be a lot of charges here. the prosecutor's office i know will be working hard to be thorough. the police department working with the fbi are getting all the facts. it's really important we're able to honor victims and to be able to call out this crime for what it appears to be which is a hate crime motivated by who people were. >> we've learned from new court filings that aldrich identifies as nonbinary and uses they/them pronounce. two explosions that hit different parts of the city today are suspected of being a combined terror attack. at least one person is dead and several others injured. authorities are looking for the suspects. >> let's go to hadas gold. >> reporter: bianca, this is the scene of the first blast that took place at 7 a.m. police are still gathering evidence. we've seen emergency services

wiping up blood. we've seen them gathering shrapnel. i've seen rather large nails and they have been placed inside potentially parcels or bags in an explosion that went off after 7 a.m. 30 minutes later there was another explosion at another bus stop down the hill not far from where we're standing. in both explosions, both attacks, 14 people have been injured and we've just learned a 16-year-old is the one who has died from his injuries. he was here at the bus stop when the attack took place. he was a 16-year-old religious yashiba student. this is a deadly escalation. bombs like these, parcel bombs placed at bus stations and detonated remotely, israel hasn't sign attacks like these in years.

this was like in the early 2000s. this is something that israelis have grown rather used to not seeing. despite this being a very violent year for israelis and palestinians, most have been knife attacks, shootings, rammings. on the israeli side, the west bank is a volatile area. more have been killed in any year since 2015. we've seen the lives of new militant groups. the israeli prime minister said he's going to be holding a situation assessment and we'll be in talks with the incoming prime minister with benjamin netanyahu again. this is a quickly developing situation. coord

coordinated double attacks, the likes of which they have not seen in a long time. the biggest concern is whether there will be more such attacks, more up coordinated attacks. max and bianca, the ground has felt very dry for potentially something very big. the question is the third antti fattah. >> it will be a busy travel day across the united states. aaa estimates 55 million americans will be traveling for the thanksgiving holiday. that's the highest number in three years. >> today will be the busiest day of the long holiday weekend with more than 48,000 flights scheduled. the tsa predicts more than 2 million people will pass through airport checkpoints which will be a new high. >> the one thing that could get in the way is the weather. karen mcginnis is tracking the flights and the weather. from atlanta, you've got good news, karerere >> looks like most of the country is going to escape

really terrible winter-like weather conditions. we do have a storm system moving into the northern rockies. that may produce snowfall. it looks like the delay for salt lake city and denver. we think it will primarily be volume delays across the northeast and into new england. that's where we have problems where the flights get backed up, they stall a little bit. it's not going to be weather related. however, as we go into friday, different story. weather system develops across the south central u.s. as a result boston, new york, newark, those areas will be impacted by weather so you might anticipate those minor delays becoming more moderate delays. in houston, it's rain. if you were to travel towards midland, amarillo, this will be an icy mix or perhaps some snow. either way we have cold air on

the back side. along the i-10 corridor, look for wet weather, heavy at times. mild in washington, d.c., even chicago. we'll see about 52 degrees and what about new york city for the big parade? well, it's cold but it's going to be relatively mild. doesn't look like wind is going to be a problem there. the temperatures 30s and into the 40s. what about for sunday? everybody trying to get back home so work can start on monday. chicago, it looks like that may be a little problematic as that storm system moves across the region. delays could be a little more significant from boston, new york, newark, philadelphia, washington, d.c. look for delays there. atlanta, lots of people crowding into the world's busiest airport. millions will move through the

thresholds here trying to get into or out of the city. we could see the development of santa ana winds. word about that rainfall i was telling you about. dallas, houston, new orleans, jackson, mississippi south of atlanta. that's where the congregation of the heaviest precipitation will be noted. a couple of inches for the most part in most of those areas, but this is a vilg storm system across the south central united states, back side of it as i mentioned that's where the snow or the icy mixture will be located and we'll start to see by saturday area of low pressure move off the eastern seaboard. right back to the messy weather from the great lakes to mid-atlantic and down towards florida. hope everyone has a great holiday. back to you guys. >> karen, thank you. good news, christmas is not canceled. >> you have the authority to say that? >> i do. i do. >> i knew you were santa claus. >> this according to brian dodge, the president of the

retailer indus strifd region saying there is enough in stock. >> a prolonged rail strike could cause product shortages and price increases. the retail industry leaders association has been in touch with santa. biden and congress trying to avoid a strike. i hope there are no kids watching this. >> they clearly know the presents are delivered by sleigh. >> yes. obviously we should remind them of that. >> in the u.k. it's a different story. there will be rail strikes that will affect christmas. >> yes. >> we just hope people get together. we'll have more on the deadly shooting at a walmart in chess is a peebk, virginia. and a big announcement on u.s. college loans as president biden tries to cancel debt for millions of americans.

heart break and humiliation for argentina. we are live in doha. the party went on long into the night here. join me live from doha in a couple of minutes. the day after saudi arabia sent shock waves around the world. what is day 4 going to have in store? stay with us. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation.

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favorite to win the whole tournament. two second half goals brought the world number 3 to their knees. >> they were unbeaten. 36 game but guess who beat them? saudi arabia! >> so thrilled to talk about the result. today is a public holiday. extraordinary. anna davis is following this. it was a well-deserved win. it wasn't a fluke. >> reporter: yeah, very much, max. day 4 is going to have to go some, isn't is it, if it's going to compete. the party that went on long, long into the night here in doha. a few people might need that public holiday back home in saudi arabia. it was two goals in the space of six minutes that really turned the game and the day yesterday

on its head. little saudi arabia in footballing terms, the second lowest ranked team in this tournament beating the lionel messi's argentina. the coach described it as totally crazy. you can see just what it meant by the reactions from the players and the fans. saudi are one of the closest competing country to qatar here. thousands of fans have traveled just a short distance by road to be here and it means so much not just toss saudi arabia as a footballing nation, as a country but to this region as a whole. we saw qatar's amir waiving a flag. he said his team is only going to be allowed to celebrate for 20 minutes. get back to their focus, the job at hand which is the next match

against poland. argentina, while messi said there were no excuses for that performance from his side. he said morale was dead after the match. but did urge fans to stick with them, as you mentioned. many people's pre-tournament favorites. if you go back to 1990, they lost their opening game then to cameroon and went on to make the final. it was germany or west germany in 1990 who took the victory in italy. they kick off their campaign. they look to make a mepds for an embarrassing, disappointing tournament. they went out in group stage. the 2010 world champion spain kicks off against costa rica. we're now just 40 minutes away from the opening game on day 4, 2018 runner's up, croatia looking to make an impact

against morocco. >> we're talking about football again now. >> we are. >> who's bianca going to support? >> i'm going for croatia. >> yes. >> i'm mostly croatia. >> amanda, talk with you later. u.s. president joe biden has extended the pause on federal student loan payments. >> this comes as it's tied up in court battles. we have more from nantucket. >> reporter: president biden has decided to extend the freeze on federal student loan payments for another six months as the student lion relief program sl tied up in courts. the department of education will extend until june 30th or until the supreme court makes a

decision. president biden offered this explanation for why he called for the extension. >> it isn't fair to ask tens of millions of borrowers to resume their debt payments while the courts consider the lawsuit. for that reason the secretary of education is extending the pause on student loan payments while we seek relief from the courts. >> reporter: the president's student loan forgiveness program, which could offer up to $20,000 worth of relief for elg lidge quibble borrowers, has been on hold for several weeks. they've gone to the supreme court asking them to allow for the implementation while the legal challenges play out. 26 million people have applied for the student loan relief. 60 million have been accepted and approved. the department of education has notified people they can't discharge that debt with this program currently tied up in the courts. so many people have been facing questions about whether the

student loan repayments would begin come january as this is tied up. the president will offer them a bit morey lev extending the pause until the summer. arlitt saenz, nantucket, massachusetts. idaho police continue the search for the killer of four students. plus, update on breaking news from chesapeake, virginia. the multiple people killed and shot at walmart just days before thanksgiving.

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i'm max foster. let's get you upto date with the breaking story. a gunman has killed dozens of people at a walmart in virginia. the shooter was believed to be a current or former employee who took his own life. walmart has issued a statement saying it's shocked of the tragic event and praying for those impacted. >> reporter: it could be a few hours until they can give us some information on the dead and wounded. you can get a pretty good picture that this is going to take maybe a few hours. i mean, it is overnight and they've got, of course, as many resources as they can. the police units, many of them responding to the scene, tactical units and others. they're very well versed at going through scenes like this. chesapeake and the tide water of

virginia is not a small area. it's a very heavily populated general area. chesapeake, it's part of a fairly large what you would call a metropolitan area. the several p police units, they have a lot of resources. they've got to comb through a very large building with potentially a lot of people still in it. >> please stay with cnn. we'll bring you more information as it develops throughout the morning. police in the state of idaho say they're making progress in the case of four college students killed earlier this month. they don't know who the killer is or how many people they're looking for. natasha chen spoke with the police. >> reporter: i asked them if they're any closer to finding a suspect. what i was told is they're

definitely making progress. what that means is they've interviewed more than 90 people and chased hundreds of leads. they've received quite a number of submissions. investigators are combing through the very large video files to see what may be relevant to happened over to the detectives on this case. i did ask about the general threat level to the community. after all, a suspect has not been caught. the spokesperson tells me people do need to being vigilant. here's what he said. >> any time there's a person free there's always a threat to the community when the suspect or suspect are out in the community. yes, there are threats. we recognize that. it's always wise to lock your doors, lock your cars, there is somebody or some people out there somewhere that are murderers and we wiant to find

them and bring them to justice. he's not ruling out the possibility that there may be more than one person responsible for these killings. meanwhile, the university of idaho sent a message to students on tuesday night saying that for the remainder of the semester, both in person and remote learning options will be available. that's after many students gave their input about how they would like to see the university proceed for the remaining two weeks of the school year. faculty will be prepared with remote options. while remote learning is not preferred, that will be available to students. back to you. >> a judge in texas has ruled alex jones must pay the full amount the jury awarded in punitive damages to the parents of one of the sandy hook school shooting victims. that amount just over 45 $45 million. >> the judge made the ruling

despite the state cap that would have limited the amount of damages paid. after a year's long battle, a congressional committee will finally get ahold of donald trump's tax returns. on tuesday the u.s. supreme court denied the blocking of trump's tax returns. >> the committee had argued that it has a legitimate legislative purpose on this and trump had countered it saying this is just a witch hunt, just an effort to embarrass him. he had lost in lower courts and the former president had made a last-ditch effort to the u.s. supreme court and today in a very brief two sentence denial said, no, we're not going to intervene. the lower court decisions stand. >> this is just one of the legal battles and investigations trump is tangled up in. others include his role in the

january 6th attacks and the election interference case. a long-time trump accountant said he reported losses every year from 2011 to 2018. that accountant said he advised them to make sure trump was squeaky clean after he became president. >> there are skeptical arguments from the trump legal team about why the search of mar-a-lago required a so-called special master to review the documents. >> reporter: this is the first big test for newly appointed special counsel jack smith. he was not physically at these arguments but he did personally approve everything the prosecutors said as they tried to convince a panel of three judges to remove a so-called special master, that's a third party reviewing most of the materials seized at former president trump's mar-a-lago home. this three-judge panel, all

three of these judges were appointed by republicans, two of them even appointed by former president trump, but based on the questions that they were lobbing at attorneys, things did not appear to go well for the former president. they asked questions including whether this was going to set some sort of special precedent and whether people who were not a president would ask for this review. they asked why the special master was put in place while it was never deemed to be unlawful. one of the judges chastised an attorney as what happened at mar-a-lago as a, quote, rape. did not get a decision in this case but there's a lot riding on be this. the if they win here it would likely be appealed to the supreme court. it could help them move their investigation along just a little bit faster. paula reid, cnn, atlanta. u.s. senator lindsey graham

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fatalities and injuries from a shooting at a walmart. >> a law enforcement tells cnn the shooter is expected to be an employee or former employee who walked into the store and opened fire. they believe the shooter is dead. police are at the scene securing the store and gathering evidence. this is a breaking news story. we'll get you as much information as we can as it comes in. turning now to ukraine. an official in the zaporizhzhia region said russian rockets struck a maternity ward overnight. >> the two-story building was destroyed. a woman who was giving birth and a doctor were brought out of the rubble. the newborn baby was killed. kremlin says russian president vladimir putin will meet this week with mothers of reservists. this comes as complaints are

flooding in from russian soldiers. cnn's fred pleitgen has the details. >> reporter: stark images from what many believe to be the second strongest military of the world. this video purports to show new russian recruits camped out in the snow and cold with little more than tarps for shelter, some trying to warm up by fires. cnn cannot independently verify the authenticity, but those posting it say the soldiers had to buy their own food to survive. problems during training, problems on the battlefield, these revuts vent their anger at the russian military. >> we were abandoned without equipment, without anything. where are the tanks? where are the armored personnel carriers? come on, bring it or i'll come for you. >> reporter: dilapidated barracks, horrendous sanitary conditions, poor food. the list of complaints documented in social media posts

like this runs long since russia says it has mobilized more than 300,000 men for the war in ukraine since september with more than 50,000 allegedly already on the battlefield. some relatives complaining about the treatment of their loved ones. this group in southwestern russia saying their husbands and sons had been sent to the front line without adequate training or gear. >> translator: the commander who gave the order that our men should hold the defense ignored the decree of the supreme commander in chief that the newly mobilized should not be sent to the first line of contact. >> reporter: even in the areas of ukraine that russia has annexed. return to students. this is not done yet. >> translator: please return our children. there are many dead. many captured. the rest of the children are physically and morally

decimated. >> reporter: soldier's mothers traditionally carry a lot of sway. vladimir putin scholes eager to show he's not attorney-client privilege deaf and be he's showing new recruits and firing a sniper rifle himself trying to convey he cares about the new recruits. >> translator: about our country, you know, of course, we have costs. most notably regarding losses in the special military operation. i think about it all the time. >> reporter: but many mobilized russians and their relatives seem to feel cold and a war that was never supposed to last this long. >> frederick pleitgen joins us. when is putin expected to meet with the mothers. >> reporter: the latest

information, he's going to meet with them and he said the meeting would take place. he says such meetings are often on the agenda and he likes to keep up to date with what's really going on on the ground with russia, what they call the special military operation. obviously that war effort in ukraine. what's happened since then is some mother's organizations have come out and said they haven't been invited to such a meeting. especially one mother's organization that's been fairly critical of some of the things that have been going on that have called for their men to have better conditions on the battlefield but of course in training as well. they say so far they've not received an invitation to that. certainly something that has made some of these mother's organizations quite angry. it really is something that is quite important here in russia, guys. the mothers carry a lot of sway traditionally. not just since what has been going on in ukraine. over the decades they've been extremely important as far as russian opinion is concerned.

one of the things that's happening this weekend is on sunday it's mother's day which is also a gigantic event here in the country. it's definitely something the kremlin is watching out for. there is some criticism that's surfacing as well. >> fred pleitgen for us in moscow. thank you so much. an update on our breaking news story. authorities in chesapeake, virginia, say at least six people are dead at a shooting at the walmart store. the shooter is believed to be a walmart employee or former employee who walked into a break room and opened fire. the shooter is dead. he's believed to have turned the gun on himself. stay with cnn. we'll bring you more information. the death toll has jumped to 268 in indonesia. they're searching for survivors in the rubble. >> more than 22,000 homes have been destroyed and 58,000 people displaced.

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all eyes on the british supreme court set to have a ruling on whether the scottish government can move forward. >> these are live pictures inside the scout. they want the referendum to be held next year. it wouldn't be legally binding but it would show how scottish people feel about independence. >> the consensus currently is that the legal opinion, the weight of that is against scotland. >> whether or not the british government or the scottish government should be able to decide whether there thud be a referendum. >> yes, whether the scottish

government can do that without british approval. >> these are going to be quite lengthy. we'll bring you the result as soon as we have it. tuesday marked the end of one chapter for the top u.s. disease expert dr. anthony fauci and the beginning of another. he appeared in his last white house briefing before leaving his positions at the national incompetence city scity -- inst. >> those lauded dr. fauci and although he says he's not retiring for good, he hopes his dedication to keeping the american people healthy is remembered. >> i'll let other people judge the value or not of my accomplishments, but what i would like people to remember about what i've done is that every day for all of those years i've given it everything that i have and i've never left anything on the field. >> yeah. i mean, he was such a big part

of that story, wasn't he, around the world. >> synonymous. we have to get -- >> yes. >> it's referred to as out of the bag. that wasn't the case by this feline spotted by the tsa. >> the orange fur is a cat. somehow the animal made it all the way through an x-ray unit at jfk international airport. the cat belongs to someone else in the household. according to the agency, the cat is now actually out of the bag, you'll be sure to know, and safely home. my cat did this before the g7. >> i did discover her, she was white and it was a black suite case. >> so many questions about that story. we'll bring updates. >> holiday travelers experiencing far fewers flights

than before. we were seeing thousands of cancellations. pete muntean has the story. >> reporter: airlines have been preparing for the rush at airports with a rush all of their own, hiring thousands of new workers from the front desk to the flight deck. 24-year-old ellie dahl is about to follow in her father's footsteps as a new commercial pilot. >> this is probably one of the best times in history to become a pilot. >> reporter: ellie is joining piedmont airlines. 400 new pilots have been trained here since june. >> we have true ambitions to build the positions and do you believe the-- double the size o the airline. >> piedmont announced a $100,000 signing bonus. >> staffing at the major airlines has exceeded

prepandemic levels. the hiring blitz comes after airlines struggled canceling 55,000 flights due in part to staffing shortages. hiring is happening beyond pilots. american airlines says it has hired 12,000 employees company wide. southwest airlines says it has hired more than 15,000 and at united airlines, 2,000 new customers have helped. >> you scan a qr code for a video call. agents can now connect with a stranded pass sen dwer at o'hare when they're not busy at another airport like dulles. >> i think this is going to be a great help especially now that we're having snow everywhere. we want to be there for our customers, support them, make it easy. >> and make them fool good about the trip and take off some of the stress. >> airlines have the right people in the right places. now the pressure is on them.

>> i worry about the weather. that's the number one thing that can ruin a flight. we're flexible enough now that if there are cancellations or delays we will be ready to get people where they want to go. >> the big question is will all of this hiring pay off. it's been smooth so far which is good. the tsa has screened about an average of 2.3 million people a day for the last few days. the busiest days are still ahead. the tsa anticipates screening 2.5 million which could be the biggest number we've seen since covid hit. pete muntean, ragan national airport. to mark the occasion the cast of "love actually" is reuniting a bit early for a tv special. >> hello. >> hello.

>> this is my mum and my dad and my uncle tiny. >> very nice to meet you. >> this is their prime minister. >> yes, we can see that, darling. the. >> i know i don't feel that well, tomorrow make it turning. >> is it the music. >> i don't know. it's just the cocktail of cheese. >> the reunion airing on abc next week. the cast may re-live some of those laughs, total agony of being in love or whether lobsters were present at the birth of baby jesus. there was the moment a young englishman headed west to find love in wisconsin. >> it's been nearly 25 years since the movie "titanic" hit theaters. can you imagine anyone other than leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet in the roles? >> i can't.

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