on a busy university campus, a deadly mass shooting and the gunman on the run last night for hours everyone's freaked out. everyone's terrified, and i it's a lot. it's a lot. it's truly alive. students at michigan state barricading and classrooms and dorms, a second shooting, reported police releasing images of the suspect later revealing he had turned the gun on himself . in the end, three students are dead, several in critical condition. what we're now learning about the suspect. new details overnight about the efforts to shoot down flying objects over the u. s and canada word this morning that the first missile targeting an object over michigan missed its target, plus what the u. s military has now recovered from that chinese spy

balloon shot down over the atlantic. wall street awaiting a key new report today on inflation, the prices you pay at the grocery store and gas station what it could mean for the future of interest rates, plus the deadly u haul truck rampage in new york city what police are revealing about the 62 year old suspect later, the new push to start school later in the morning, gaining momentum and the fierce reaction as a popular italian restaurant makes the controversial decision to ban children. new york. this is america this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone i'm andrew denberg and i'm reena roy in for ryan, and we begin with the breaking news from michigan state university. at least three people killed in a shooting on campus. several others are injured students at the campus in east lansing endured several terrifying hours hiding in classrooms and dorms sheltering in place with the gunman on the loose. then came

word overnight that the threat was over. police saying the gunman allegedly seen in photos released overnight, had taken his own life. but now the campus of nearly 50,000 student dent's is left on edge, asking one question. why this morning tragedy on the campus of michigan state university, where police say a gunman killed at least three people and wounded several others down on the ground, so he couldn't be seen. they don't know where everyone is. i don't know where one of my friends are locked in a room in the cafeteria right now. students at the east lansing campus, describing the chaos around 8:15 p.m. barricading themselves wherever they could, after hearing shots inside an academic building. these images showing students barricade waiting in the library. we saw people start running for their lives, and we immediately knew like something's off like we gotta get inside, like locked the house down, turn off all the lights and just barricade ourselves inside a student. we spoke to says he was in a classroom where the shooter opened fire. the shooter came in

our room and shot 3 to 4 times. and i'm pretty sure she he had 22 students in our classroom. police say they found more victims at another building investigators releasing new pictures of the suspect entering that building. the manhunt coming to an end after midnight , four hours after the shooting , when police say the suspect turned the gun on himself as a father, i can only imagine how parents are feeling right now. this will be the beginning of a long healing process. the shooting marks the 67th mass shooting in the us this year, and it comes five years to the day after the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. michigan secretary of state describing last night's shooting as unfathomable, saying this repetitive terror cannot continue. we must come together and do whatever it takes to protect our kids and communities from gun violence. police did not identify the victims overnight. five others are in

critical condition. they say the 43 year old suspect was not affiliated with the school. a motive for the shooting remains unclear. details overnight about the efforts to shoot down flying objects over the u. s and canada in recent days, we've learned the first attempt at shooting down the object over michigan was unsuccessful. the missile missed its target a bcs i could jockeys now here with more. good morning. good morning, andrew. that mission was eventually a success, but many questions still linger. in the meantime, investigators are about to get a closer look at that chinese spy balloon that was shot down several days earlier. this morning, u. s officials say a significant amount of the technology bay wants to spend it below that chinese spy balloon that flew over the u. s has now been lifted from the ocean floor , including all of the priority sensor and electronic pieces. us fighter jet shot down the balloon off the south carolina coast 10 days ago, and now the military is investigating three other flying objects brought down in recent days, including a

slow cylindrical object about 40,000 ft over alaska and object that a similar altitude over canada. and an octagonal object shot down above michigan's lake huron at 20,000. ft abc news has confirmed the f 16 fighter that shot down the object over lake huron missed on the first try a second missile brought it down. these objects do not present a military threat to anyone on the ground. they do, however, present a risk. the civil aviation. and potentially. and intelligence collection threat. the u. s is still working to recover debris from the three most recent objects. the white house says the objects had no communication signals and no maneuvering or propulsion capabilities. a senior u. s official says. there's little indication the objects were anything more than weather balloons or some kind of similar scientific craft. no one has reported whether balloons missing, but there are well over 1000 launched every day worldwide close to 200 here in

the us alone. and they don't have to file a flight plan unless they're near an airport or information is requested, but they do notify before they are launched, and then they are on their own norad, which is responsible for air defenses, adjusted its radars after the chinese spy balloon incident, possibly explaining why more unknown objects are now being detected. now for the record, the white house addressed the objects possibly coming from another planet, they said. there's no indication of any aliens or extraterrestrial activity. rina thank you. ukraine is reportedly losing ground amid warnings that a new russian offensive is now underway as fighting escalates in the east. nato says ukraine is using ammunition faster than nato is supplying it. satellite photos show a sudden build up in forces at a russian base near the ukrainian border. meanwhile you images show a missile strike targeting an ambulance that killed an american medic volunteering with ukraine. experts say the attack could be

a war crime. now to new york city and what police are calling a rampage by the driver of a u haul truck. witnesses describe half a mile of madness with people diving to get out of the driver's path. this morning the u haul driver blamed for a deadly rampage on the streets of new york is behind bars accused of running down pedestrians truck cutting through traffic barreling alongside storefronts . pedestrians leaping out of the way one barely avoided getting hit. the truck is coming very fast. jump you know all the truck if he had me, i'm being able dead. police say 62 year old wang sores violent spree turned into a 40 minute chase through brooklyn allegedly challenging police to shoot him . this guy would drop doesn't wait for the headline doesn't stop doesn't slow down and all of a sudden he hit them so hard got the bikes spin like three times. people were hospitalized and overnight a 44 year old man

died. of his injuries. authorities saying this was not terrorism but may have been intentional or rented the truck and florida and police recovered items they say suggest he had been living in that van. a source confirmed sore has a history of run ins with police in which he was determined to be emotionally disturbed. i thought it was an action film. i never saw anything like that in my entire life. despite those run ins with the law, we're told the suspect has no formal criminal history. syria is offering more help to turkey as the nation's try to recover from the earthquake that's killed more than 36,000 people. the syrian government is opening two more border crossings to allow more help to enter the country. the u. n warns the death toll could double but more than a week after the quake survivors are still being pulled from the rubble, including this teenager who was buried for 182 hours in the us, we get a new read on inflation this morning. a government report is expected to show prices were 6.2% higher

last month compared to a year ago. that rate would be down slightly from last month. assigned that inflation is easing, but not fast enough to avoid more interest rate hikes from the federal reserve. time now for a look at your tuesday weather. the rockies. up to two ft could fall in parts of colorado. meanwhile heavy rain in the southern plains will be spreading into the upper midwest . severe storms are expected from texas to tennessee tomorrow and then the storms moved from the gulf coast to the midwest on thursday, checking today's high temperatures more above normal temps for the northeast sixties in the southwest and chilly in the northwest. legal battle over a popular hair care product allegedly causing baldness. but first the new video evidence that the alec murdoch trials showing what the

south carolina attorney told police after his wife and son were found murdered scandal in the pacific northwest over who's been hoarding expensive bourbon. e

pizza in the morning. one could be the best. we're back with new video evidence at the alex murdoch trial, the once prominent south carolina attorney charged with killing his wife and son allegedly to cover up financial crimes. murdoch getting emotional in court yesterday. both of gunshot wounds to the head. for the first time, we're seeing body camera video showing police arrived at the crime scene minutes after alex murdoch called 911 to report his wife, maggie, and son paul had been shot to death. an officer doing a brief pat down. it's bad check the bulls. murdoch tells police . their deaths are probably linked to threats against his

son, paul. after he was in a boat crash. my son was in a boat wreck of months back. he's been getting threats. most of it's been benign stuff. we didn't take serious. you know he's been getting punched. um no, there's somebody i know that's what it is. officers cover the bodies outside the family's dog kennel with sheets. they are dead on that. yes, sir. that's what that's what it looks like. alex murdoch grew visibly upset in court, wiping his eyes as the pathologist walked the jury through graphic images of the gunshot wounds, she said paul murdoch was first shot in the chest at close range, then turned towards the shooter was facing in the direction from where, um, the shotgun waste fired, the pathologist said. maggie murdock was shot multiple times with an assault rifle before being fatally wounded with a shot to the back of her head and this wound it's in a clearly downward direction. it was entered the back of her head

when the back of the skull also revealed in court yesterday, evidence that blood was found on the steering wheel of murders car at the scene of the murders , and later today, the defense will cross examine that pathologist, a luxury hair care brand is facing a lawsuit that claims its products caused baldness and blisters. flexes supposed to restore damaged hair , but some consumers claim it does the opposite in response to plex is defending its products, saying there are many causes of hair loss. it'll involving expensive bourbon in the pacific northwest has cost one top official his job. oregon's alcohol regulators stepping down amid accusations that he and other managers hoarded rare bottles of bourbon, keeping them to buy themselves the bottles, some costing $5000 each should have been released in a public lottery coming up the new push to start school later in the morning, also ahead with super bowl and vp patrick mahomes told bowl and vp patrick mahomes told jimmy kimmel

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favor of changing high school hours to start no earlier than 8:20 a.m. instead of the current start time of 7 45 for implementation of the later start initiative at the ridgewood high school, citing health studies that say, kids need nine hours of sleep a night . even teachers support the change. they would tell you that that first period is tough. lasr school start times with middle and high school, starting no earlier than eight or 8:30 a.m, respectively. massachusetts and new york are considering similar measures. meanwhile there's more schools focus on students. well being mental health is a growing concern, a new cdc report warns. teen girls are experiencing record levels of sadness, violence and suicide risk three out of five or feeling persistently sad or hopeless 36. percent in the last decade. findings also confirmed ongoing trauma among lesbian, gay, bisexual and questioning youth. these data are hard to hear. and

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