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states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber in "cnn newsroom." eight people were killed after someone opened fire in an outlet mall in texas. this comes amid a week end of gun violence across texas. what the mayor is saying in response. ukraine says it's used an american patriot missile to take down a target. >> announcer: live in atlanta this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >> we begin in allen, texas, where at least eight people have been killed in a mass shooting. one witness filmed the horrifying scenes from the rampage which we have to warn you may be hard to watch.

>> [ bleep ]. >> you see people there running for safety as gunfire rings out in the background. police say an officer responded to the shooting and killed the gunman. here's how the mayor reacted to the tragedy. >> allen is a proud and safe city which makes today's senseless act of violence even more shocking. however, i want to commend our police and fire departments for their quick response. their thorough training not to hesitate to move towards the threat likely saved more lives today than what we could imagine. >> cnn's ed lavandera is in texas with more on how the shooting unfolded. >> reporter: this is the site of the horrific shooting at the outlet mall in allen, texas, where authorities have announced that there are eight victims in all. six of those victims died here at the scene. two of the victims were pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. now there are also, we are told,

seven other victims that are being treated for wounds that were suffered here in this shooting attack at this outlet mall. three of those patients are in critical condition. so many people still fighting for their lives. it was an extremely chaotic situation as the shooting scene unfolded here just before 4:00 central time on saturday afternoon. we are told by witnesses that there was what they believed to be the gunman, a man dressed in cover. we saw a picture of this covered in tactical gear where ammunition on a body vest as well as an ar-style assault rifle laying on the ground next to him. so that is someone that was witnessed the end of this shooting and what is interesting is is that we were told that many of the victims that were killed were just beyond the light that you see me near the h&m store.

from what we've been able to gather together from speaking with witnesses, the area where the gunman was taken out was around the corner some distance away in this large outlet mall shopping center parking lot. so it's not exactly clear how much time elapsed from the initial moment of the shooting to when it all ended. we are told by authorities that it was an allen, texas, police officer who was able to take out the shooter and bring the shooting attack to an end. much more beyond that we don't know. we don't know if investigators have been able to identify who the gunman is or what the motive mate be. many say in the initial moments when shots started firing, many people ran, took cover inside the department stores seeking shelter and hiding places in the back. for many it took almost two hours for law enforcement investigators to come through the scene and clear out those areas letting them know it was at that moment okay to be able

to come out. they were escorted out of the buildings with their arms in the air and out of the parking lot area here. so on sunday investigators will continue working this crime scene, continue looking into the motive and background of this shooter and that is what they will be doing for some time. but as of now, the latest information we have is that there were eight victims in all, not including the gunman, and three people still in critical condition fighting for their lives. ed lavandera, cnn, allen, texas. witnesses describe the tense moments in which they spotted the shooter setting off a panic. listen to this. >> down the sidewalk he was just blazing gunfire shooting his gun. >> inside or outside? >> outside the store. he was walking down the store shooting his gun anywhere. >> a manager went out and when

he was opening the door, people kept trying to run in but he saw -- i guess he saw the person. he was with a vest and had a gun and looked like an ak. like he looked like he was trained. so, like, i don't know if he was a felon before, but he looked like he knew what he wanted to do. >> we'll think twice, i guess, you know? it makes you a little bit more afraid to go out in the community. this is a very safe community, or i thought it was. >> and our ed lavandera spoke with a restaurant employee who said she heard the shootings and saw victims on the ground. >> this incident happened right outside the restaurant and there were customers inside so we escorted them to the back but there was a lot of things -- people's purses and wallets and cell phones are in there but

this came to a shock though. >> reporter: describe to me what you saw and heard when it erupted. >> i saw -- i heard a bunch of shooting. then i went outside. then i went next to the glass and then that's when i saw the victim on the ground. i've never -- >> reporter: saw a victim on the ground? >> the one that got shot. i actually saw three people on the ground. >> the man that was shooting was there on the ground? >> yes. the police shot him. they shot him. the picture that i showed them, it's multiple -- they shot him in the head and chest and stuff and he was laying on his back. >> did you see this person? were they walking around the parking lot? >> i just saw the after -- the aftermath. >> reporter: what goes through your mind when you heard that shooting? >> i never witnessed anything like this. it's very traumatic. it's a bunch of teenage grs tha

work at fat burger. it was a bunch of little kids, toddlers. may supervisor escorted them to the hallway. so it's full. i just -- i just squatted on the ground. >> president biden was briefed on the shooting in texas after he returned from church on saturday. the white house says it's in touch with local and state officials to offer support. cnn's jeremy diamond has the details. >> president biden has been briefed on the shooting in allen, texas. additionally, that the white house is closely monitoring the situation. white house officials have been in touch with local law enforcement and local officials to offer any potential support as well as federal officials as well. we look back at previous statements that president biden had issued in the wake of these mass shootings. he is very quick to call for action. we are no longer in a phase where president of the united states would see a report like this and talk about thoughts and prayers and not immediately

pivot to what he sees as the legislative solution. that is exactly what we've seen from president biden. in the wake of shootings he says how many more americans must die before republicans take action? that was the statement president biden released after the shooting in louisville, kentucky, last month. we've seen president biden quickly talk about a need for a ban on assault weapons, a ban on high capacity weapons, safe storage laws. what we've also heard from president biden more recently is he believes he has done all he can from an executive action standpoint and ultimately now the burden rests on congress. we know of course the dynamic in congress remains unchanged. republicans control the house of representatives and even in the senate democrats have a slim majority to be, not a filibuster proof majority.

>> charles ramsey says gun violence is rampant. >> in a matter of minutes you can have multiple casualties if someone is using an assault-type weapon, especially in a place like a shopping mall on a saturday afternoon. i mean, it's just ridiculous that we have these type of weapons in our country for civilian use and our elected officials have nothing they can do. people who have them they need to turn them in or at a very minimum register the firearm. until we get elected officials who aren't afraid to sit down and have dialogue to try to come up with a solution. solutions are there. it may not be perfect for either side, but we have to do something other than just give

thoughts and prayers. i mean, if thoughts and prayers worked by themselves, we'd be the safest nation in the world but obviously more than that has to happen. we need elected officials that have the courage to stand up and do what they have to do in order to protect us. right now you can't go to the mall. schools aren't safe. churches -- there isn't a place i can think of where we haven't had a mass shooting. when's it going to end? there's no end in sight. it's going to continue until something is done about it. at what pint in time are we going to stand up and do what buy need to do in order to get these weapons off our street and deal with the people that use them. this isn't just about mental health. there are some people that are just flat out evil and they do these kinds of things and we need to do everything they can to keep firearms out of their hands. we have gun violence taking

place on our streets every day. one person, two, three, it never ends. as far as politicians saying this isn't the time. well, when is the time? with the number of mass shootings we've had, we're in a perpetual state of mourning. at some point in time you've got to stop mourning and start doing something. we're just at that point right now where we've got to force it and make it happen, and that's the people. the people have the ability to make this happen. if they sit around waiting for our elected officials, we're going to be waiting a long time. >> the gun violence archive which follows shootings in the u.s. says there have been almost 200 shootings this year, more than once a day. in another city affected was in north carolina, chico. a gunman opened fire at a large party. police say they won't be re releasing any names.

authorities report that incident appears to be isolated. there's not an ongoing threat to the community at this time. now in chicago a police officer who is coming off work was shot and killed in saturday. responding officers found the female officer with a gun wound. immediately took her to hospital where she died. police say as of saturday morning there's no one in custody. >> i had an opportunity to speak with the family of this officer who, as you might imagine, is completely shattered. i won't speak for the mother, but i can tell you that she poured everything she could into her child. no mother wants to wake up to the tragic news that their child is dead. >> the columbus, ohio, police chief is condemning the accessibility of guns in her

city. two people are dead and several more injured. the chief says guns are ending up in the hands of way too many people. >> it's tragic that these incidents occurred. one of the things we're really concerned about is how many guns are so easily accessible? how many people are walking around with guns? as you know, the gun laws changed back in june of last year. we were concerned. as police, we want to be able to make sure we make people as safe as possible. when you have a situation where anyone can have a gun with no checks and balances, they don't have to have any type of training, they don't have to have anything to be able to get guns, what we're seeing is the guns are read tilly available. >> under an ohio law passed last year eligible adults can carry a concealed handgun without a license or training. >> here in atlanta they killed one person and injured four,

listen to this. >> we hear gunshots, one of the doctors thinks they see someone on the floor of the elevators on the 11th floor but it's definitely loud and -- >> are they still shooting? >> we don't -- they're not shooting at this moment but there are several shots we heard. >> suspect, 21-year-old dion patterson, is in custody. the mayor is calling for a change in gun laws in the wake of this shooting. >> this cannot be the new normal. we know the common sense gun laws we should have. universal background checks should be adopted and established as a norm. we should not allow convicted felons have the ability to buy guns and violent misdemeanors. anyone that's mentally unstable, we should disallow them to have access to guns as well. >> patterson opened fire in the

waiting room of a hospital. more than 100 wildfires are burning in western canada where the state of emergency declared across the province of alberta. more than 24,000 people have been forced from their homes. alberta has been experiencing a hot, dry spring which has contributed to the outbreaks. officials say dozens of the fires have remained as outbreaks. weather has triggered a faster snow melt for floods in neighboring british columbia. so far no reports of any deaths. all right. still ahead, king charles has been crowned but the celebrations continue today with the likes of lionel ritchie and katy perry. live outside of buckingham palace with all the details. stay with us.

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u.k. during saturday's historic coronation. they were fired the moment king charles iii wore the crown. ceremonies will continue in the hours ahead after a day long ceremony. tens of thousands braved the rain when the king, queen, other royals appeared on the balcony. our own royal correspondent max foster attended. max, what can we expect? >> reporter: well, today's party day so street parties up and down the united kingdom. they created a map. they appear to be hundreds. people gathering with neighbors with a table down the middle of the road celebrating the coronation. tonight there will be a big concert at windsor castle,

lionel ritchie, many other people attending. prince william will be making a speech about his father. a lot more informal, let's say, than yesterday's formalities. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a day of destiny. the patient prince crowned at last. charles iii, king of the united kingdom and commonwealth realms. loren done stood still as well wishers lined the streets huddled in the rain to join the celebration of the british monarchy. leaders, dignitaries, family members and celebrities. more than 2,000 gathered in westminster abbey for this once in a generation event. prince harry entered alongside

other royals including prince andrew, prince edward, princess beatrice and princess eugeny. the prince and princess of wales arrived behind the king and queen and followed them into the abby in what appeared to be a break in the schedule. king and queen married in 2005 arrived in splendor. the couple wore their respective robes of states. camilla wore a robe made for queen elizabeth ii. they moved through the recognition. charles faced the four points of the compass symbolically representing himself to the people. >> i here by represent unto you king charles. >> breaking from tradition, charles read a prayer aloud. >> we may discover the ways of gentleness and be led into the paths of peace. >> reporter: another first, a

gospel choir before the oath charles acknowledged the role of the church of england to foster an environment in which people of all faiths and beliefs may live freely. >> i will. >> reporter: charles fulfills his destiny and takes his place in the holy lineage of kings and queens. made for the last king charles in 1661, the sovereign crown comprises solid gold set with rubies, sapphires and other gems. would the crown fit? >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> queen camilla received her own coronation. like her husband, she was anointed with holy oil and the keeper of the jewel house then presented the consort's ring,

marrying her to the king, to god and to their people. from westminster abbey to buckingham palace, a vast procession of 4,000 ceremonial troops accompanied them into a new era, new britain ruled by its newly crowned monarchy. so we don't know when we're going to see king charles and queen camilla next. everything is breaking down here as the focused attention moves to windsor tonight. >> max, as you mentioned in your report, prince harry was at the coronation. i understand he didn't stay in london for very long after the ceremony. is that right? >> reporter: yeah. ment i've been told he didn't receive an inhave i trags to the balcony moment and he was

spotted on a plane back to the u.s. last night. he left. it was his son archie's birthday so that might be part of the story as well. >> interesting. so many plots there. max foster, really appreciate it. not everyone was rejoicing as the historic event got underway. london police arrested hundreds of antimonarchy protestors. last report all of them remained in custody. police have said they have a duty to intervene when protests become criminal. as the prince of wales, charles has been passionate about climate issues for decades. now that he's king charles, will he make any impact on trying to save the environment. we'll have thoughts later. stay with us.

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welcome back to all of you watching here in canada, the united states and all around the world. the city of allen, texas, is in mourning this hour after eight people were killed in another u.s. mass shooting. police say the gunman was also killed by an officer after he opened fire on a crowded mall. seven victims taken to the hospital and some are in critical condition. republican congressman from texas says he was praying for the victims' families and he pushed back to say, prayers aren't enough. >> those are people who don't believe in an almighty god who has -- who is absolutely in

control of our lives. i'm a christian. i believe that he is. we have people though with mental health that we're not taking care of. since this nation made the decision that we were going to close the mental health institutions, many of these situations are based on that. >> the congressman also urged people to focus on the victims instead of politics. moscow is blaming ukraine and several western nations for an apparent attack on pro kremlin military blogger about 400 kilometers south of moscow. investigators say they later arrested a suspect who reportedly confessed he received his orders from ukraine. the ukrainian secret security service is neither confirming nor denying the blast.

he has a telegram channel with some 300 followers. ukraine has denied any role in that attack. meanwhile, russian mercenary leader says he's laying groundwork for his possible pullout from bakhmut. he said his troops would withdraw by wednesday because of a lack of ammunition and now he says wagner will hand over their positions to this man. he's an ally of russian president vladimir putin and has a private army fighting in ukraine. for more on this, sam kiley joins us from kyiv. what more are we learning about this development and what it could mean for the long, ongoing battle for this key city? >> well, kim, what we've heard is that he has said he is fine with that handover, which is

supposed to happen, in their words, on may the 10th, today. they have also said any fighters that want to stay on and fight, he would guarantee them better ammunition and better supplies if they want to continue to prosecute that war. from the ukrainian perspective, they haven't really reacted with any kind of energy. this is part of what they see and they are intrigued by the respect they constantly, frequently criticizes the russian ministry of defense. complains about a lack of ammunition. allows photographs. indeed, points to pictures of his own dead soldiers or allegedly dead soldiers on the bakhmut front line and constantly claims to be on the verge of victory.

. they is relief in place, a r.i.p. we provide ukrainians with a delicious opportunity when the enemy is vulnerable to a counterattack. this is something the ukrainians who are on the back foot in bakhmut would relish. kim? >> sam, another incident of note. ukraine claiming it shot down a hyper sonic missile. what more are we learning about that? >> well, this is an extraordinary technological fete. we've only got the ukrainian's word on this. the patriot missiles supplied by the united states. american made missiles were made. if they have been able to shoot

one down, that gives a bit of an additional edge, an unexpected edge to the patriot batteries that have been promised to ukraine. they are saying they need a far greater amount of air defensives, not just against these hyper sonic missiles but against the sense of drones. it is a significant break through but it's also a very grubby, murderous war at a ground level today. for example, kim, the ukrainians say six emergency workers involved in demining were killed by a russian bombardment in kherson. that was part of what they hope will be another offensive that ukrainians are hoping to prosecute this summer, kim. >> appreciate it. sam kiley, thanks so much. dozens of prisoners of war have been returned to ukraine. among 42 men and three women in an apparent prisoner swap.

ukraine's presidential office described those released as defenders of the steel plant that has been attacked. a glimmer of hope in sudan as representatives of the two warring factions have gone to saudi arabia reportedly for face-to-face talks. a tweet suggested that representatives of the sudanese armed forces had arrived in jed da. so far there's no confirmation a meeting was taking place. a supposed cease-fire is underway. people on the ground said rsf forces were part of the hospitals. turkey says it's moving its embassy in is sudan. they say the move from khartoum

to port sudan was temporary but necessary. funerals have begun in serbia after two mass shootings in as many days. services were held saturday for security guard killed along with eight children in a gunman went on a rampage. a day later, eight more people were killed in a separate shooting in villages south of the capitol. the country has declared three days of mourning and there's anger and sadness across serbia. >> translator: i think there is no such more painful feeling than this. how can anyone feel? enraged, saddened. mostly enraged. >> i don't remember a center building but i remember the nato bombings and other things but the city has never been centered. >> iran has executed the dual

swedish iranian citizen and syria is irate. they put to death habib chav. they killed 29 people. sweden staunchly opposes the death penalty. "cnn newsroom" continues after a short break. please do stay with us.

for decades king charles has been a vocal advocate for climate change issues and protecting the environment. one of his private residences, high grove house, is an example of the commitment. it has solar panels and a natural sewage system. in 2021 he attended the copp 26 climate change conference as prince of wales where he called

on world leaders to take on a morning meaningful position on climate change. >> you do not need me to tell you that the eyes and hopes of the world are upon you, to act with all dispatch and decisively because time has quite literally run out. >> all right. let's bring in craig bennett, the ceo of the wildlife trusts. a group of 46 independent wildlife charities in the u.k. thanks for being with us. we know of king charles's interests in the environment, but what are his bona fides on the subject? >> i think the first thing to say is that king charles has been really interested and passionate and concerned about these issues for a long time.

he's been patriot of the group. he's been a world leader on this issue and he's often led the way well before many other people to highlight just how important the climate p and other major crises are and how we have to move faster to interlink them. >> the sovereign is meant to stay out of politics. looking ahead to what this actually means, what can he really do? if so, how? >> the first thing to say krys cross pollen mization on the issue. you can have a big discussion whether we should or shouldn't

have a monarchy, but if you're going to have a monarchy, one of the things that absolutely should be done is thinking about the long term and trying to deal with the issues that short-term politics is bad at dealing with. the primary way in which he goes about this is really to convene. he quite gently gathers with the people at the right moment to try to make progress. he will sometimes quite gently invite people to think about what he was to happen to protect panic and humanity. he's done this on a story. i think it's worth and precise, one of the things he's fantastic

about, he understands the interlinkages between these. very often you have specialists that specialize in individual issues across the sustainability of gender. the king has always been very good at doing this. the what some people call a system level approach. understanding all the connections between these issues and how they're inextricably linked. we can't hope to solve the nature crisis unless we attack climate change and the king has always understood that. >> when you mention the question about whether there should be a monarchy, there should be a theme. i saw one statistic that popped out. among young people, said they preferred an elected head of state and 38% said they weren't interested in the royal family. could this be an issue that

gives the king and monarchy more broadly more relevance, particularly with young people? >> i mean, i don't think for a minute that's why the king has had this long interest in these issues. he's long been very passionate about these. unquestionably there's real authenticity about this. a monarch, one of the things they need to do is catch those issues the government has been dealing with. i think obviously we also know that young people are incredibly concerned throughout the state environment and need to see further action on this. there is interest to reach out to younger people and to inspire young people to get a vote. i think what the team has done

over many, many decades is create many opportunities for young people to speak up and be heard whether it's on social justice issues and empowering them to do so or whether it's through the sustainability issues where time and again has recognized for young people to have a voice dealing with the environmental crisis. no question he makes it more relevant. >> let's hope he makes it relevant. we appreciate it. what some may seem as an unlikely friendship between the man who would be king and the people who would deliver lunch, the cross cultural relationship on the coronation. >> reporter: one of the many celebrations across the globe marking the coronation of his

majesty king charles iii. >> god save the king! >> god save the king! >> reporter: long before they have been delivering hundreds of thousands of lunch boxes on foot. in one of the world's busiest cities for over 120 years. a 2010 study by the harvard business school graded them six sigma which means they have a 99.9% efficiency rate. their first brush with british royalty came in 2023. prince charles met them. since then they formed a close association with the royal family. they were invited to king charles's wedding to camilla in london in 2005. >> translator: the dabbawalas

have good relations with the royal family. keeping this in mind, king charles will be crowned king of britain. we thought of gym him a turban and a shawl. >> they were invited to his coronation. they weren't able to attend but earlier this week they were out picking presents. on tuesday members of the mumbai dabbawalas center picked out items. a small gesture for a king they see as a friend. still to come, gearing up for the miami grand prix after high speed drama in qualifying. that is next.

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cnn's patrick snell reports. >> reporter: the run for the roses is always one of the biggest days on the u.s. sports calendar, but the buildup to this year's kentucky derby well and truly overshadowed. two more horses, khloe's dream and freezing point had to be put down following races held earlier in the day. now peta is putting out a statement saying churchill downs is a killing field. freezing point is the latest tragedy. making it seven deaths. they should play taps at the derby instead of "mild kentucky home." two were trained by savvy joseph jr. lord myles was pulled from the race. he says he's being made out to be a scapegoat and did nothing wrong. five horses had to drop out of saturday's race. the latest was forte who began

as the betting favorite. that meant 18 horses started the first leg of horse racing's coveted triple crown. a thrilling race it would be. they made a stunning late surge to seal a famous victory. the 3-year-old colt edged out two phils. they will continue to chase for the preakness stakes. back to you. >> antonio perez will start in

the pole position of the miami grand prix. alonso will line up alongside perez. lewis hamilton believes he can secure a record eighth title one day despite the formula driver not winning a race since 2021. he spoke to cnn's coy wire. >> people who see successful people on social media, it's hard to understand how much grafting it takes to become -- to get to this place. the crazy thing is i'm in my 17th year of this sport and i'm still grafting. i'm still having to work like never before. the competition is constantly

rising getting tougher and tougher every year. you just have to have the winning mindset and the belief in yourself that you will get there. >> and loewis hamilton. i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more "cnn newsroom." please do stay with us. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker susupporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger.

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