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you see and you see the right-wing death squad. extremists have been known to wear that insignia at rallies. let's go to our senior correspondent that is following this tragedy. what can you tell us this morning? >> good morning, poppy. despite the details we've been able to gather, investigators in allen, texas, have largely refused to answer any questions about this investigation. that as witnesses and survivors struggle to come to terms with the evil they witnessed here on saturday afternoon. they come to leave flowers and

reflect. in front of a make shift memorial, honoring the shooting victims just outside the outlet mall in allen, texas. on saturday, a gunman opened fire killing at least eight and injuring seven others. >> it was the most terrifying moment of my life. >> the texas department of public safety identified him as maurice yoe garcia. police searched his home in dallas saturday night. neighbors tell cnn they saw police searching his parents' home in dallas saturday night. garcia had been living in some form of temporary housing according to a senior law enforcement source. >> nothing ever showed me any signs of this guy seems to be the kind of guy to do what he did. >> a neighbor said he kept to himself, a loner, and worked as a security guard. as investigators continue combing the shooting screen, cnn has been able to determine the proximate path of the gunman's rampage using images and witness

interviews. the he is first seen getting out of his car in the parking lot near the h & m store where he guns firing. >> he pretty much walking down the sidewalk. he was just blazing for the most part and shooting his gun. >> according to witness, he then made his way to the northeast corner of the mall building. bill was in a cosmetic store. >> he's not rung. he's in a deliberate assault type mood. he either had an m-16 or m 4. he was firing. he shot about four or five shots as he proceeded toward the hamburger place. >> the attack ended when a police officer shot and killed the suspect in front of a burger shop. ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> sunday afternoon, hundreds gathered at cottonwood creek baptist church along with greg abbott and state and city officials. >> we offer severe condolences. >> a community seeking answers.

>> i feel that it sort of brought us together. >> the family of christian identified the 20-year-old as one of the eight victims killed. he worked as a mall security guard. >> he was the kindest and sweetest most caring man you would ever interact with. he was just the kind of person that would walk into the store and everyone in the room would light up because he was there. >> poppy, we made several attempts on sunday to reach out to the suspect's family that lives in dallas. they refuse to answer any questions from us. here, you know, we continue to gather more information as to given the suspect's background and what the motivation was and what brought him here to this outlet mall in this dallas suburb. poppy? >> ed, obviously, a lot of attention goes to the motive and, you know, the killer. but the victims, we only have the names of two of eight this morning. is that right? >> yeah. that's right. so far, two of the eight -- we really don't know bchabout them.

investigators have been very reluctant for some reason that we don't know at this point to answer any questions or to share the details about the victims in this case. >> ed, as you get names and learn more about them, please bring that us to. thank you for the reporting. >> also happening in texas this morning, a horrific weekend in the state. the death toll rising to eight after an suv plowed into a group of people outside a homeless shelter in brownsville, texas. police say he has not been cooperating. the shelter had been housing migrants, thousands had come to the city with the pandemic expulsion policy coming to an end in a couple days. we'll take you live to brownsville, texas, in moments. >> new york, protest officials the death of jordan neily are intensifying and spilling on to subway tracks. the homeless street artist died monday after he was put in a choke hold on the subway. he reportedly had been shouting at passengers beforehand. we've also learned the identity of the man who held him in that

choke hold. his attorneys identify him as a 24-year-old marine veteran. we're live from an upper east side. the they affected the train service on saturday. what can you tell us? >> yeah. poppy, 13 people were arrested after these protests spilled on to the subway tracks at the station behind me. the train was actually coming towards them and the train had to stop and a spokesperson for the authority say 450 passengers couldn't move forward for an hour as they cleared the subway tracks. they're among the relatively small but scatter protests over the killing of jordan neely. the new york city transit president called these protests reckless and dangerous but also said part of a statement, peaceful protest is always part of american fabric, endangering transit workers while delaying

new yorkers by trying to get to where they were by trying to take contact with an electrified third rail is unacceptable. >> what is the latest, omar, on the investigation? obviously, there is a big debate. and there are legal questions over does this person get charged? and if they do get charged, what do they get charged with? any answers this morning? >> yeah, poppy. of course, that's the big debate. you mentioned one of the bigger pieces of news that the person who put jordan neely in a choke hold was 24-year-old daniel penny. his attorney says his client was just trying to protect people on the train and could not have foreseen this ending in death. now, protesters and many others disagree with that. many others who want to see him charged, the district attorney's office here in manhattan says they're continuing to review evidence as we await a decision. but attorneys for neely family say that we can't have someone dying on our subway floors as

they are among the many who are calling for charges in in case. bottom line, we're still waiting to see. >> omar, thank you for that reporting very much. >> also this morning, closing arguments set to begin in the civil battery and defamation trial against former president donald trump. e. jean ca e. jean carroll alleges that trump raped here in a department store. trump denied all wrongdoing. carroll's legal team presented 11 witnesses including carroll herself. trump did not put on a defense and decided not to testify after the judge gave him a sunday deadline to change his mind. jury s deliberations are expected to begin on tuesday. >> senators refusing to raise the debt limit. we'll have the late heest negotiation ands it am pact on the global economy if they can't reach a deal. >> and new this morning, president biden is proposing a new rule that would force airlines to pay up if they delay

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with the four congressional leaders he's invited as the clock ticks toward a possible debt default in less than a month. treasury secretary janet yellen says that come as soon as june 1st if they don't raise the debt ceiling. the white house warned that the default could wipe out eight million jobs if it is disdained for several months. it could also tank the stock market. failure usually in washington where they are arguing and sometimes working to get a deal done. >> i think apathy is what is most concerning. let's start again on that calendar. we were just showing you the countdown clock. this is ominous, right now. it is may 8th. janet yellen said as soon as june 1st. they may no longer be able to pay its bills. the united states is a very liquid country. that shouldn't be a problem unless you have a statute that requires you to raise the debt limit. here's the issue.

some lawmakers, some republicans saying june 1st can't possibly be real. that is a made up pressure filled deadline. this is what the treasury secretary said on sunday. >> early june is when we project we'll run out of cash. it could be as early as june 1st. there is a the lo of uncertainty. i plan to update congress as new information becomes available. but that is still our current thinking. this meeting on tuesday will be closely watched. they met 100 days ago to start laying the groundwork for this moment. they have not spoken since. that is a problem. a problem that speaker kevin mccarthy said needs to be addressed. the president, though, making clear because of the negotiating positions, a one to one meeting isn't going to work. so, he invited all four congressional leaders. on tuesday in the oval office.

you'll have president biden, kevin mccarthy, democratic leader jeffries, senate majority leader chuck shum eastern mitch mcconnell. these are the power players, the most important people in the room. who matters most of them? the president and kevin mccarthy. the white house, congressional democrats, very aligned. very unified. they have been very clear they want a clean debt ceiling increase. then they're more than happy to have a discussion to set up a framework for spending and debt negotiations. house republicans, surprising everybody. passing their own legislation that would raise the debt ceiling by $1.5 trillion. but would also include $4.8 trillion in deficit reduction, regulatory overhauls, things student loan cancellation from the biden administration. it's an agenda wish list. the it got something across the finish line. they have negotiating positions. some leverage. here is other leverage they

have. 43 republican senators, behind the scenes, there is some thought that at some point, perhaps the white house could work with the republican senators, figure out a pathway forward through that chamber. 43 senators vowing to oppose debt ceiling increases without spending cuts. that is a significant escalation in advance of the meeting. what else is? president biden on wednesday, the day after the meeting, he'll be traveling to new york to give a speech about the debt limit and about his position on the debt limit. where will he be giving that speech? in the district of a house republican freshman congressman. in a district president biden in 2020 won. that's putting political pressure on as well. nobody is backing off and said they're amping up the pressure. what is at stake here? this seems like congress doing their normal thing. a lot is at stake. 7 million jobs could be lost. recession, economic connecticut traction. a spike in interest rate. that is credit, mortgage, auto

loan. stock market plunge wipes out trillions of dollars in net worth. where do people stand on this? "the washington post" had a poll this weekend. mostly, at least by a comfortable majority, they back the white house position. separate the debt ceiling hike from spending. 26% say they want to tie to spending cuts. here's the problem for the white house and democrats. who to blame? congressional republicans, 39%. president biden, 36%. again, connect that with the last poll that you saw. people backed president biden's position. it almost equal amounts of blame. that, of course, is a big problem. that, of course, is what the white house is dealing with. congressional republicans are dealing w by the way, not a lot of time to figure this out. potential consequences, poppy, could be devastating. >> huge. that's why you're hearing more about this 14th amendment argument, right? is it unconstitutional to not raise the debt ceiling? we're going to get you a chair at some point. >> that's all right. i feel personally, you know,

this is a problem, isn't it? telling me something. but that's the issue. constantly people trying to figure out what the off ramps r the administration is clear. the off ramp is congressional action. there is no other off ramp. yet, there are discussions behind the scenes. what other alternatives? could you mint a trillion dollar coin? that is on finance twitter forever. or could you say because the constitution says explicitly, they have to pat debts. the debt ceiling, the law itself, the statute is unconstitutional. just put it bluntly whether the talk to administration officials talk ong this. they don't want to have to deal with this problem. they don't want to have to gain this out. they don't want the legal challenges. >> a lot of people looking at section four of the 14th amendment. phil, injure your chair is comi. lauren fox, good morning. phil laid it out very well for us. the we're headed to maybe a constitutional crisis. maybe an economic calamity or maybe they'll get this thing done. what you are hearing?

>> yeah. no good news so far, poppy. but everyone is really digging in it ahead of this massive meeting tomorrow. the stakes really couldn't be higher. don't expect any resolution after that meeting tomorrow afternoon. this is really the first opportunity that congressional leaders are going to have to have this discussion about where do they go from here? the problem is that they just don't have that much time. like phil is laying out, there are options. the there are off ramps. to come up with massive grand bargain when you voeonly have a couple weeks to negotiate, that is the problem i'm hearing. there are moderate republicans and democrats that i'm talking to who say we could see a potential deal here in the works. the issue is that you simply do not have the kind of time you would need to get a two track deal in the works at this moment. what people are going to be looking for tomorrow, what kind of tone is coming out of this meeting tomorrow? what is kevin mccarthy saying? what is the white house saying

in terms of how the meeting went? yes, there are other congressional leaders that are going to be at the table tomorrow. but minimum mcconnell-- mitch m is clear. this is mccarthy's show. this is up to him and the president to figure out. yes, they're going to show up to the meeting. yes, they're going to shake hands and be part of the discussion. but at the end of the day, this bill is going to have to get through the republican-controlled house of representatives. en that is the big sticking point right now. what can kevin mccarthy bring back to his conference that is not going to turn him off from those conservative members in his conference? and if he brings something back, is he willing to really defy some conservatives in order to get this done? >> yeah. lauren fox, thank you for laying it out. see where this goes. >> all right. fired fox news host tucker carlson has quotes to "bully"

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bait will between fox news and tucker carlson is spilling out. they're preparing for war over the conservative fire brands contract with fox news. one source says carlson knows where a lot of the bodies are buried and is ready to start drawing a map. his lawyer says, quote, the idea that anyone is going to silence tucker and prevent him from speaking to his audience is beyond preposterous. sarah fisher contributed to that reporting. she is a cnn media analyst and joins us from washington. sarah, i feel like we all knew something like this was coming.

lay out the dynamics. fox wants to sideline tucker. he wants back in. especially before the election. what is at stake here? how messy is this going to get? >> a lot is at stake here, phil. the reason being tucker is one of the most prominent voices in the conservative party. he's who lawmakers depend on to do interviews and carry out the message. whether or not he has a platform leading up to and during the 2024 election will have huge implications for all the republican campaigns. now, where this stands now, fox essentially wants to pay tucker out in order to prevent him from going to a competitor. what tucker carlson wants to do is relieve himself of that strain in order to be able to maybe start his own thing or go to a competitive outlet. the challenge becomes fox has a problem on its hands. you've seen the ratings dipped dramatically since tucker is out. if they let him out of this contract, they risk him going to a competitor. of course, there is one challenge here. that is if they don't let him out of this contract, what axios is reporting is that tucker is

going to start a war. he's going to disparage fox. >> i was thinking about, obviously, the traditional platform and i guess we have to see a copy of the contract to know how much he's barred from. but could he not start his own thing whether it is a podcast or a streaming thing on the web, on social media? can he not do any of that unless he gets out of the contract? >> i think they're fighting this hard. this are parameter that's limit his ability to do that kind of thing. but it's important to remember if tucker were to go to a direct cable competitor, a news max, at the atm slot that, is detrimental to fox. if tucker were to go to the bill o'reilly route or the megan kelly route to start his own thing, it's not as direct of a competitive audience. but tucker could still disparage fox. he could still say don't watch them. sign up and subscribe to me. cut your cable bill. you don't need it anymore now

that i'm no longer with fox. that is fox's biggest concern. i imagine it will include some sort of nondisparagement agreement. that means if they let him, they let him out of the contract but he has to agree not to push his viewers and fans against fox news. >> yeah. that will be fascinating to see if if the audience follows. even on capitol hill, the power of his voice and message carries. >> and lawmakers. >> extreme amount of weight. one final -- there is a nugget your piece that tucker and elon musk are talking about working together what do you know about dynamics of that? >> tucker is big on twitter, seven million followers. fox is like three times as big as tucker. of they still have a huge following too. but tucker has been pushing -- i'm sorry, elon musk is pushing to get the twitter audience and the twitter platform more inclusive to moconservative

viewpoints. it wouldn't shock me if they're talking. one thing to note, donald trump still has returned to twitter. i don't know the reason exactly for that. maybe tucker is not the only person to figure out what their twitter strategy is going to be and talking to elon musk makes sense. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> new rules expected from the biden administration this morning that would force aairlines to pay passengers for controllable flight cancellationors significant delays. that wouldn't include weather. this comes after the travel meltdown in december that impacted tens of thousands of flights. the white house is proposing airlines be required to cover meals, hotel expenses, ground transportation, rebooking. president biden will announce the new plan a little bit later this morning. >> i feel like that's getting a lot of support. >> yeah. i think there is a big debate over what is controllable. >> yeah. that seems like a wide open. >> we should have an airline

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wounding at least seven other people. a senior law enforcement source familiar with that investigation tells cnn that they're considering whether the gunman may have been driven by right-wing extremism. this as the state grapples with yet another mass shooting. take a look at the cover of the "dallas morning news." this morning the headline reads eight lives interrupted, futures unshattered, untold more traumatized. again and again and again in this country. >> front pages like that, headlines like that, editorials like that, parents, teachers, citizens, it's so normal now. and that's so horrific. >> we're going to be talking later to a hero who was one of the first responders to come in and try to save people whose son worked at one of the stores at that mall. he talked about how he had to prepare and teach his son before going to work, oh, just in case there is a mass shooting, here's what you do. >> yeah. >> not a normal conversation to have with your child. >> i was reading the quotes. he said, the good part was at

least his employer had done some active shooter training as well. yeah. i guess that's good. but how awful is that? your employer has to do -- i don't know. >> that's right. >> we'll have a lot more on this and this terrible, terrible reality. we also have a lot on title 42. a trump era covid policy is set to expire on thursday. it allows the u.s. to expel migrants without an asylum hearing. the u.s. is prepared for title 42 to end. some local border leaders say they're not. an official at a nonprofit in el paso says his group expects an influx of people at the border. >> but in all honesty, i don't believe that no matter how much we're prepared, i you don't think we're going to be prepared enough. my biggest concern right now is shelter capacity. >> that's a concerned shared by many. let's bring in the acting director of u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement and the

acting general counsel at the homeland security department under president obama. john, thank you for being here. i think one of the most interesting elements in talking to administration officials working on this at this point in time is they acknowledge there is going to be a surge. even they are not totally sure what to expect. what do you foresee happening when title 42 expires on thursday? >> certainly think we can expect a dramatic increase in the overall flow compared to historical averages. the biden administration's approach here is a carrot and stick approach. they created the alternative pathways to allow migrants that want to present asylum claims to make them outside of the border. that allows people to schedule appointmentes with their mobile phone. or the migrant processing centers in latin america. they're modifying the rules with a new rule that will go into infect on thursday, the same day that title 42 ends. that rule created fear in the

migrant communities this they no longer are eligible for asylum. they have not made a claim for asylum in mexico. i think that is driven a little bit of a spike in migration. we have seen it over the last week, week and half. >> i think what is also been interesting, you dealt with this during the obama administration and he faced criticism from liberals as well, some, you know, titling him deporter in chief. senator menendez put together a very comprehensive proposal a month ago. he said he's been largely ignored by the biden administration on this. he said sending troops to the border is to score political points. you've got independent senator saying i'm not hearing what i need to hear in my state and neither is the governor. here's what she said yesterday. >> while it's wonderful the administration is announcing things like a 1500 troop

deployment and the new processing centers which will not be operational until next friday, those are good things. those are aspirational. that's not the same as operational. rent drithe buses. train the drivers. we're not prepared for that. >> i wonder what you make of the critics. >> listen, the border is always a political football. and during the obama administration, we were hit on both sides consistently. in some ways if, you're doing your job well, you're going to get criticism from both sides. i think a lot of the frustration or a lot of the current problem, you have to understand the border is dynamic. it changed a lot over the years. very quickly. but the threat we face at the border for decades was individuals sneaking into the united states. crossing the border with people leading them in the middle of the night. border patrol needing more technology and manpower, walls to try to prevent the

incursions. it shifted in the late 2014 to '15. everyone presented themselves, made an asylum claim. here we are six, seven years into this and we have not adequately resourced the asylum system so we can process, remove them, send them home when they present false claims. we keep creating more demand. there is no end in sight. while the near term issue is how we're going to process the tens of thousands, i think congress also needs to ask themselves questions about why have we not resourced the current threat which is to the asylum system and why are we so overwhelmed because we don't have enough officers and immigration judges to process it? look, congress, when you're running for congress and reelection like senator sin he senator cinema, to the asylum

officers and judge who's process the claims and unless and until we fund that, this isn't going to stop. >> john, in the 30 seconds we have left, i think everybody can agree the only thing everybody agrees on is the system is broken. however, the administration had more than a year. they have known this is coming. they've been preparing for this. homeland security secretary they were preparing for this for a year plus. have they done enough? do they have other tools they could have utilized in this moment? >> i think we'll find out in a few days. the administration in the very short term needs to avoid the things we saw in the past. haitian migrants camped out. children in detention, overcrowded detention facilities. i think that is the near goal. at mgs is taking innovative approaches. they created programs where people can apply abroad. the they're changing the i asylum rule. we'll see how effective it is. but tend of the day, it's about resources on the ground and

whether they can avoid the scenes we've seen in the past. there no way to know. they say they're ready. we'll find out in a few days. >> that's really interesting. thank you so much. you certainly had your experience with this before. we appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. >>. >> a lot to watch this week. a group may be backtracking on a threat to withdraw from a key ukrainian city. >> what the royals are doing today after the coronation of king charles. ny subway footlong for free. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the app, and get one free. everyone loves free stuff chuck.k. can wewe get peyton a footlong? get it before it's gone. on the subway app. at adp, we use data-dren insights

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the masses. his older brother prince william, the heir to the throne, played a big role. he swore allegiance to his father before kissing him on the cheek. and a big concert celebrating it all. william had a great message about his late grandmother, the late queen elizabeth. >> as my grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us and she'd be a very proud mother. >> sharon, people have a lot of comments. it is still quite a thing to see. i think it is notable when william talked about how proud he was of his father. >> absolutely. i mean, it is quite the sight to see. no one does pageantry quite like

the brits from the coronation service that took place on saturday with the processions before and after and that iconic balcony moment. and then yesterday's concert last night's concert was absolutely epic. you had lionel richie there, katy perry looking stunning in gold. british boy band was back together. and diversity was really the name of the game. that was something very important to king charles to get across to the people that the monarchy is a reflection of modern day britain. i think he succeeded when he looked at the congregation at the coronation service. you looked at the concert last night. you saw that range of performers from all walks of life. i think he nailed it. >> as an american that pays attention to all the wrong things in moments like this, there was speculation whether harry would be included in the balcony shot. he didn't ultimately make the cut. what happened there?

what does that mean if anything at all? >> yeah. he didn't make the cut. and we were all holding out that we would see the family moment and put the differences to the side. it did not happen. it was reserved for senior working members of the royal family. and nobody else. harry was not invited on to the balcony. i don't see it as a snub. it seems to be in line with harry's decision that he wanted to be in and out in 24 hours. immediately following the service, he jumped into a car and took that 11-hour flight back to california and probably made it home just in time to kiss archie good night on his birthday. but i also wonder if it was strategically wanted to keep the brothers apart because they are still estranged. they have no communication whatsoever at the core owe nation service. so i guess -- coronation service altogether. >> given that the optics

certainly put it out of touch with a lot of justice normal folks, right, in terms of all of the pomp and circumstance and gold and jewels. today is about helping. people don't have work and they're supposed to go volunteer, the big helpout, right? >> exactly. of a big volunteering initiative. hundreds of thousands of people are going to be volunteering today. there are 30,000, i think, organizations, 1500 charities involved in this. and it's really to get people to get out and in their communities and give back since covid volunteering efforts have declined. the prince and princess of wales are par taking in this themselves. they're going to be helping at a scout hut in the uk. really help sort of clean up the house and make it look better and varnish the doors and sand them down. they're rolling up their sleeves. the duke and duchess, they're

going to be at a puppy class for a guide dog center. others are going to be out. the king and queen are not making public appearances today. they're probably a little tired from all dancing to lionel richie at the concert last night. >> sharon carpenter, your enthusiasm for this is what is actually drawn me in over the course of the last week. i appreciate you and your coverage and coming on this morning. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> we're getting new polling this morning on president biden's job approval rating and a potential rematch with former president trump. we'll take you into the numbers ahead. >> and what proud dad lebron james is saying after his son commits to play college basketball. what it means for a potential lebron verse bronnie matchup in the nba in the future. because your lives are forever entwined... ♪ i'm falling in love with you over and over again ♪ love entwined. shop the mother's day sale to get 30% off almost everything.

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today is a proud moment. the first one to go to college. i wouldn't lose today personally. i'll take this cherry on top of this w. >> lebron james sharing that proud dad moment. his older son becoming the first person in his family to attend college when he goes to usc. he announced saturday he will attend the university of southern california and play for the trojans basketball team. joining us now is coy wire. can you hear the pride in lebron's voice. you can also hear the sadness in mine that he chose usc over ohio state which is very personal. you're always the one on when

something bad happens to ohio state. >> you're a buckeye, yeah. >> i just get alabama just gets replaced with ohio state here. >> yeah. who are we, poppy? always talking about everyone else's school. phil mattingly was a baseball player for the ohio state buckeyes. >> were you really? >> yes. >> how did i not know this? >> google it. >> lebron is an ohio state buckeye super fan. so essentially, phil, they had 18 years to land bronnie as a recruit. he is attending usc. a top 50 player coming out of high school. seven million instagram followers alone. he's already the largest nil valuation. the that is name, image and likeness value of any college athlete. the nearly $6 million. already has deals by nike and beats by dre. there is a never been a forge

a -- father and son duo to play in the nba. lebron said in the past he would do whatever it takes to play with his son. he was asked about that after l.a.'s game three win. listen to this. >> i'm still serious about it. obviously i have to continue to keep my bod y and my mind fresh. my son is going to take his journey. however his journey lays out, he's going to do what is best for him. because that is my aspiration and goal, doesn't mean it's his. and i'm absolutely okay with that. >> he's also okay with a game four tonight on our sister channel tnt. warriors and lakers. l.a. leads that series 2-1. lebron is so proud though, phil and poppy. of course, you know, the cool thing about this, usc's games are played just five minutes down the road from where dad plays his games. >> i love that. >> dad's dream right there. as always, thank you so much. thank you. cnn this morning continues right now.