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united states, canada and all around the world, i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> he went inside and i said, go down, we went down. i heard three shots. >> another deadly mass shooting rampage in america. this tragedy unfolding near dallas, texas. witnesses tell us what they saw as a gunman opened fire in an outlet mall. plus, kentucky derby over shadowed by the death of two more horses. coy wire joins me surrounding derby week. and this week's coronation specials pulling out all the stops, including a big lunch. buckingham palace with what's happening today. >> announcer: live from atlanta, this is "cnn newsroom" live with kim brunhuber. residents of allen, texas,

are in shock as their city became the latest to suffer a mass shooting. some of the scenes were captured in a video which we have to warn you may be hard to watch. >> [ bleep ]. >> you see there people running for safety as the gunman opens fire. authorities say at least eight people were killed and seven were wounded. >> today is a tragic day for the city of allen. our citizens, our friends and visitors who were at the allen premium outlets today. we are a strong and caring community and we all want the victims and their families impacted by this tragedy to know that we will wrap our arms around you and we are here for you. the city of allen pledges to offer our complete support.

we know you are grieving. we are grieving. rest assured the nation and the world are also grieving. >> police say the gunman was killed by an officer who happened to be at the scene. when it was finally safe, hundreds of people exited the area many holding their hands up. cnn's ed lavandera is in texas with how the shooting unfolded. >> this is the scene of the deadly shooting that took place at the outlet mall in allen, texas, suburb north of texas. the area you see behind the lights pointing at us there is where we believe at least six of the victims were killed here in this shooting attack. from what we've been able to piece together speaking with witnesses, that was the area where the shooting attack happened. we're also told and we spoke with a witness who watched the very end of all of this shooting attack when an officer took out the suspected gunman.

we saw a woman who shared a picture of that final scene, showed the gunman laying on the ground wearing a tactical vest, an assault style rifle laying on the ground next to him. we are trying to figure out exactly who that gunman is. investigators at a press conference would not take questions as to what has happened. they only confirmed they believe the suspect acted alone and that there were eight victims in all, three of those in critical condition fighting for their lives tonight. ed lavandera, cnn, allen, texas. we're hearing details from the witness who saved people. >> we heard shots. we thought it was fire crackers. people ran straight to our door.

. the manager went out, people were running. >> my mom and i were in murphy's shopping and out of nowhere heard ten pops go off. i looked at the customer, was that gunshots? no, that's probably just construction. then heard 10, 15 more shots go off. i ran to the front of the store, no, that's shooting. there was a guy dressed in all black, he's shooting at -- he was at francesca's area. >> rushing to us and one was like, someone's shooting. someone's shooting. and there was another guy. he had blood just dripping down, you know? and then we went inside and i'm

like, go down, go down. then i heard three shots. cnn's jeremy diamond has the details. >> reporter: president biden has been briefed on the shooting in allen, texas. and 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 the previous statements that president biden has issued in the wake of these mass shootings. he is very quick to call for action. we are no longer in a phase where the president of the united states would see a what

he sees as the legislative shooting. he has said how many more americans must die before republicans take action. that is the statement they released after the shooting in louisville, kentucky. we have seen president biden quickly talk about the need for a ban on assault weapons, a ban on high capacity assault weapons and safe storage laws. what we've heard from president biden is he believes he has done all you can. republicans control the house of representatives. in the senate democrats have a slim majority. certainly not a filibuster proof majority to be able to move the kind of legislative solutions that they would like to see. >> earlier our law enforcement analyst charles ramsey spoke about the shooting and explained

what police are likely doing now in their investigation. here he is. >> we have eight dead not counting the shooter himself. we don't know a whole lot more than that because there wasn't a lot of information given at the press conference. you know, the type of weapon, we believe it was an assault weapon, but until that's really the question. how individuals got their hands on that type of weapon is something we have not jet been noeld told. police are going to be doing a lot of things right now, one, prosetsing a crime scene. very extensive crime scene. they're at the mall. as far as the shooter goefs, now

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day which will be attended by u.s. first lady jill biden. street parties are expected across the country and the coronation lunch will happen. max foster joins us to preview the events in the coming hours. you've been extremely busy. what more can we expect? >> reporter: today's the community day, the party day. street parties up and down the united kingdom. lots of people have applied to hold them. it looks like it will be a busy day and more junior members of the royal family will be dropping in on random ones around england at least. some of those will have a touch to them. it's a community day, really. tonight we have this big concert at windsor castle which features katy perry, take that, a lot of

british artists and british orchestras. we're expecting a big speech from the prince of wales which will be quite memorable as well. they're using a side of the castle we don't normally get to see. everyone will want to tune in and see that. it's being broadcast across the u.k. that's what we're expecting tonight. a lot less formal than yesterday. >> max, in the longer term for king charles, he and the royal family have to contend with a host of issues in britain, questions of relevance in the commonwealth. some countries looking to ditch the monarchy, not to mention all the discord in the royal family. it promises to be an interesting and potentially rocky rein. is that fair? >> i think that's true. there are certain countries like jamaica, belise, very strong

republican movements and a lot of support in government as well to remove king charles as head of state and go for an elected head of state. we saw that happening last year in barbados. king charles said that's absolutely the choice of local people, what they want to do. he did in the service to try to be as inclusive and diverse as he could. it was a christian event. white, hereditary monarch taking his position but he certainly has talked about how he wants to represent all of the u.k. and he sees protecting the diverse communities into the idea of monarchy. that's a long-term project. then there's just his

personality and whether or not he could break through and appeal to all brits in the same way his mother did. >> now we will see. max foster at buckingham palace. thanks so much. for decades as a monarch in the waiting king charles has been a vocal advocate for climate change issues and protecting the environment. one of his residences has environmentally friendly features like solar panels and a sewage system. he called world leaders to take more meaningful action on climate change. here it is. >> 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. >> earlier i spoke with craig

ben bennett, the ceo of wildlife trusts. i asked them what are the king's bona fides on the environment. here he is. the. >> he's been patriot of the wildlife trust since 1977 and the first speech he made on the environment was back in the very early 1970s where he highlighted the link of air pollution and the impact of people's health. h he' he's working to address the interlinked crises. >> the sovereign is meant to stay out of politics. looking ahead to what this actually means, what can he really do? can he make a real material difference and if so, how?

>> the first thing to say this is an issue in the u.k. where this cross party political support in theory at least for action on climate and nature crisis but sadly, often, governments struggle to make the progress that is needed in the short term electoral cycles. you can make the discussion. if you are going to have a monarchy, one of the things you absolutely should do, is be thinking about the long term. >> of course, not everyone supports the british monarchy. 352 people were arrested in protests against the coronation. you can hear the protestors. we have the story from london. >> reporter: these protests were

called for by the group republic that for long has opposed the monarchy. they don't want to see the coronation of another king. authorities close by. now what we've seen happen is a number of protest organizers have been arrested. they say that authorities didn't give them a reason for that arrest. hundreds of the not my king placards had been confiscated by authorities but what police have said is they've arrested seven people. four were arrested on suspicion

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welcome back to all of you watching us here. at least eight people have been killed in the latest u.s. mass

shooting. it happened in allen, texas. a gunman opened fire in a mall and killed people. seven victims taken to hospital. some in critical condition. those who survived are speaking out about the trauma they experienced. >> loud banging like a couple of them. we thought something fell down outside the store. i went to check it out. it kept happening. >> and what store was that? >> escrow sneakers. >> what did you do after that? >> i got behind him. we ran to the back of the store. people were back there. everyone started freaking out. >> it was confusing. i saw him on the camera. the skinny, masked up. it looked like he was pretending to be a police officer. moscow is blaming ukraine

and several western nations for an apparent attack on a pro kremlin military blogger who lived 240 miles east of the area and he reportedly said he received his much -- there is a telegram channel with 300,000 bloggers. another was killed last month. ukraine has denied any role in that attack. meanwhile, russian mercenary leader is laying the ground for his possible pullout in bakhmut. he said his troops will withdraw by wednesday because of lack of amount munition.

now wagner will turn over their resources. he says he is ready. >> yeah, but we will be ready to take over bakhmut. we will be very pleased to say they are calling his bluff. send a-- we're getting word of a deadly strike in the kherson region. sam, let's start there. what more can you tell us about

that strikes? >> reporter: kim, six emergency service employees in the kherson region, which heavily involved. they've been liberated by awe the army last year. just a few days after 24 people were killed until a very deliberate. this is an area where the russians fear there could be a summer offensive being launched by, at some stage, the ukrainians. clearly they're making life impossible for civilians. >> then, sam, another incident

of note. ukraine claiming it shot down a hyper sonic missile, a surprise if true. >> yeah. a real sur praise here, kim, because the hin in er-- scientis and weapons experts designed the patriot missile and that was before they were dreamed of. they are not designed to hit a hyper sonic missile but that is what this battery has done. if that is true, it does give a morale boost for the ukrainiukr.

they have been supplied and in a deliberate cause of russia. >> sam kiley, thanks so much. pro russian owe fillings alls are stepping up evac cue walgs. they say about 1,000 people have br moved. it's describing the situation there as increasingly unstable and dangerous. local leaders say the plant's operating staff aren't leaving. funerals have gun in serbia

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atlanta police have released one of the 911 calls from a facility. the suspect is a 24-year-old military vet and he's in jail. his mother has apologized to the victims' families. we have details. >> police are coming through the 911 calls. we get a look at the scary and serious situation unfolding in the hospital. a place that anyone would have an expectation they were safe within. instead what we saw was an eruption of chaos and violence.

listen to what appears to be a worker describing what they're seeing and hearing. >> we hear gunshots in the hall. one of the doctors sees someone on the floor in the elevators on the 11th floor. definitely loud. >> are they still shooting? >> we don't -- they're not shooting at this moment but there were several shots heard. >> the suspect is named deion patterson. his mother told investigators that her son was seeking treatment there at the hospital because he was dissatisfied with the service he was telling her that he got angry because they refused to give him anti-anxiety medication. what ensued is a manhunt. technology played a critical

role. the a system of cameras got footage of a truck and tracked it to cobb county 15 miles away. officers rushed to the scene over interest. then came barking dogs. a resident within the condo resident heard the dogs and was worried a suspect was hiding in the pool area. he was confronted and captured. listen to atlanta mayor, andre dickens. he is calling for change, begun reform change. >> this cannot be the normal. universal background checks should be established as a norm. we should not allow convicted felons to buy guns and violent misdemeanors. anyone who's mentally unstable, we should disallow them to have access to guns as well. >> altogether, four women

injured in a shooting. amy st. pierre, 38 years old, worked for the cdc. family called her a devoted mother of two. we have heard from authorities that two of the injured are in critical condition. the. and that shooting in atlanta put a spotlight on veterans mental health care with the suspect being a former member of the u.s. coast guard. late last month house republicans narrowly passed the bill that would temporarily spend or raise the federal deficit. some democrats claim this would lead to deep cuts including health benefits for military veterans. the white house says the department of veterans affairs would be devastated.

>> it makes deeply devastating and unpopular cuts to things like veterans benefits. there is no constituency that supports threatening to kill millions of jobs unless the v.a. is gutted. >> now house speaker kevin mccarthy pushed back. >> can you tell me where it does it? see, this is the damage that when people do not tell the truth about the bill, it actually goes to the funding where we were four months ago. if you look at back to the obama/biden budget that they passed for the next ten years, it actually spends more than what they proposed at this time. and the work of congress gets to decide where spending is, just like every family household. i'm very sad.

we have a retired colonel of the u.s. air force. great to have you on a topic. we don't know all the details about this shooting here so i won't ask you about the specific case, but just looking across the country, the situation of a desperate vein n-- vindividual o needs help. it's hardly unique. >> not at all. our veterans have been subjected to so much in service to our country and they mirror our population and they have health care needs. it is a dire thing. there is sometimes a gap in what services are available but

anywhere from 20 to 75% of our veterans have a need whether it's a military member or a veteran. they need and deserve care we should be able to provide for them. >> unfortunately, the statistics for suicide and suicide attempts is tragically enormous mochks veterans, right? >> the deep dive research, it's 44 a day. >> a day. >> a day. it's crazy how many people are so hurt by the service that they've given and that they're not getting the care that they need and they don't feel understood in the community. >> you spoke of a gap in the health care. where is the biggest gap exactly? >> we have a need for more providers, more mental health providers. that's both in the community and

in the people. they understand the culture, competencies and service connection. many of our veterans get care in the community. that's up to 60 to 80% and their families because families are a are -- they're saying they're going to gut the department of veterans affairs. republicans saying that's not true. do you have any insights on the possible effects of this bill? >> i know that we need to fund these services. i don't know the extensiveness of this bill and what it would do, but i think we need to add more funds for our veterans, not less. and while our veterans are getting some benefits and well

deserved benefits, we need to funt this mover. >> it's sad the brave men and women are caught in this political fight. the mother of the atlanta shooting suspect offered a heart felt plea. listen to this. >> if somebody is saying they need help, they're acting out of sorts, they need help. help them, don't just disregard them. >> absolutely. my heart goes out to her. we need to help them. we need to connect them to services, veterans, family members. you can dial 988, press 1 and be connected to somebody but we do need to help them and provide them care and support. i absolutely agree that. >> the need is absolutely huge.

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. weep have to pivot to something a bit more entertaining. >> all of the big names. >> it's in. will a. it's a 30 point blowout win for the lakers. l.a., they were down 11 points halfway through the second, kim, and then they went on a 22-2 lun and never looked back. will he brorch jarms scoring 21 points on 11 shots. delanglow russell hitting five threes and scoring 20 points before halftime. check out lebron here. the old man playing defense.

huge block rallying his team and the crowd which included his son browny. anthony davis. >> we'll talk about it later. >> yes, we will. he racked up 13 rebounds. the lakers win 127-97 taking a two game lead. blowout city in sin city. leon dry saaisaitl chbltsdraisa. the oilers fifth goal all five by draisaitl. first goal of the series. ceiling the win before the first was finished. 13th goal in just eight playoff games. the all-time record for goals is 18. oilers win r5-1 evening the series at one apiece.

nothing like playoff hockey. i couldn't imagine what it's like in vegas. >> crazy out there. >> big day for formula one here in the states. second ever miami grand paralympics this afternoon. you had a chance to talk to seven-time f1 champ lewis hamilton. he was at a charity basketball game. >> yes, spent time with the greatest of all time. he qualified 13th. that was his worst ever for a race on u.s. soil. i'm hoping our conversation down there, kim, wasn't partly to blame of this. he has fears spiders and onions. i brought it up during our chat. listen to this. >> you're one of the most fearless people on the planet. last time i was with you, you were with tom brady. you drive a rocket on wheels, 200 miles per hour, you sky dive. are you afraid of onions? >> no, i'm not afraid of onions. >> there's video you looking like -- >> ahhh.

ahhh. don't do that. >> i genuinely don't like raw onions. it's my kryptonite. i can't even touch it. >> taking a bite out of a raw onion at a restaurant. i can't. raw onions is a big thing. no. no. the but all my friends love onions. i don't get it. >> i hope that his competitors did not get wind of this interview and throw some raw onions in his car. if anyone can bounce back from qualifying 13th and make their way to the front, it's lewis hamilton. sergio perez on the pole. >> i was caught up in the battle of the biceps there. both of you looking good there in that shot. listen, stand by. have a look.

br brany james is committed to play at the university of southern california. james is a four star and top ranked and played at sierra canyon. lebron made headlines when he said he wanted his final season in the league to be played alongside brauny's. >> he's one step closer. he's going to school right there in l.a. >> i can't imagine. that would be so cool. i'd be 70 if i played with my son. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. for members in the u.s. "cnn newsroom" is next. ines. find the perfect mother's day gift... ...at zales. the diamond store.

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