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breaking news, a deadly shooting in louisville, kentucky. four people dead and several others are hurt, and why police medical rulings putting a drug in flux. and back on the floor, and why one of the tennessee lawmakers could be reinstated today and get the seat back after all of that tension. and having a ball, america's fastest growing sport takes hold in new york city with the largest pickleball installation, and how you can rally behind the game that is sweeping the nation. a lot of news and how to begin this hour with kentucky a another tragedy in america involving guns. >> four people are dead after a shooting at a bank in louisville. authorities are investigating this attack as a workplace

violence. the officers say that the lone shooter was found dead and a total of nine people were taken to the hospital, and among them two police officers. >> president biden weighed in on the latest mass shooting saying that once again, our nation mourning after a senseless act of mass violence, and when will the republicans and congress act to protect our community. >> and morgan chesky has made his way to louisville, and what have you learned? >> yes, a number of unfortunate updates. one of the officers that was wounded remains in critical condition after undergoing surgery and another officer being treated for his wounds after a shooting at 8:30 this morning in louisville, kentucky at the first national bank. we are here in the national

information center, and weare expecting to hear from the sheriff on critical information of what took place. the gunman has not been officially identified by the investigators yet, and we do know that he is either a current or former employee of the bank, and the motive is unknown at this hour. we are still waiting to hear what type of gun he used in the shooting, but however, the witnesses have described him as carrying a long gun of some sort when he engaged with the police via multiple shots, and it is unknown if the police took his life or if he took his own life. the podium here should be filled momentarily right now, but one of the big questions is his relationship to the bank. we are hoping to learn more there, and i can tell you that there is a wide perimeter set up around where this shooting took place. we had a chance to hear from kentucky governor bashir earlier today who shared that one of the four victims killed in the

shooting is someone who he knew personally, and this what he had to say from this morning. take a listen. and we are still waiting from hearing from the governor there, and i will tell you that he did confirm that one of the victims is someone who he had worked on his campaign for attorney general. right now, the press conference is getting ready to get under way, so i will send it to you, but much more to come from here in louisville, kentucky. >> morgan chesky, we will check back in with you once that ends. thank you for the reporting. the justice department is asking to temporarily pause a texas judge's decision to limit abortion access nationwide centering around a abortion drug mifepristone, and you can still get it, but this is where it is complicated. >> after the rules last week in texas, another federal judge

with the same level of authority in washington state ordered to keep the drug on the market, but that only applies to a handful of states, and the one here in green, and that decision could send this decision straight to the nation's highest court. >> let's bring in nbc legal correspondent laura jarrett here, and new information on this, but it is not only the biden administration weighing in, but also the drug manufacturer, and you have been so good to helping us, and the viewers understand that this is not about the moral argument of abortion, but it is whether or not this drug that has been approved for two decades should be approved. what is being said? >> it is whether the fda went about pit right way. they approved drug 23 years ago, and the judge on friday's case in texas said that the fda did not do it the right way, and put a hold on the decision for seven days, so the justice department and the manufacturer, damco is

trying to take the case to the court of appeals, and it is the 5th circuit which tends to be conservative, and it is difficult to know how they rule. the language is very striking. in daneyko's request he to the 5th circuit, it says that the court's mandatory injunction is an assault on a regulatory process that has served the public for decades. so what it means is they want to set pause on the order, and because there is a deadline for later in the week, they want pause, and allow everyone to have a say, and then you would see it play out. if the 5th circuit does that, administratives say that it does not mean that the justice department has won, but it is going to give everyone an opportunity to have their say and let it play out in the court. >> we have seen challenges to

the abortion rights for decades now, but in some areas, this is seeming is like it is unchartered territory here, and is this different from the legal action that we have seen the so-called pro right movement take in the past? >> it is completely different, because they are attacking the approval guidelines, and obviously, abortion is essential for abortions and also mostly managing miscarriages. if the validity is thrown in doubt, it could not be used in that case either. and if this is thrown out, it is casting approval for any drug, and this is why the biden administration is so worried about it. >> so two questions of the likelihood of the supreme court getting involved, and two different rulings, which makes it seem that it is going to go to supreme court, and tell us how likely that is, and in the

court of roe v. wade being overturned, it goes back to the officials, and this is a different constitutional right, and different basis of abortion rights, so what do you expect it is going to go to the supreme court? >> very likely, and you are seeing it in the motion pap frers justice department and damco, and if you don't move fast on this, we are going to the supreme court, and they say it explicitly in the papers. i wonder if strategically if they are worried that the supreme court wants to know what they would do, and they said send it back to the states, and not that they wanted a nationwide ban on this, and you are the best working on these stories around the clock.

appreciate it. >> no prolem. and now, there is a formal hearing called because of a number of classified documents being leaked. they pertained to russia and other allies like south korea and israel. and dan delouise is now joining us. what do they reveal. and 50 leaked documents does not sound like a lot, but it is really going to run the gamut. >> yes, they include imagery and satellite maps, and electronic eaves dropping that the u.s. is conducting on the russians extensively, and other governments and even allies, and also a very frank assessments in there about ukraine's combat

capabilities and the facing shortages and the air defense usage, and it is detail and something that the intelligence community does not want it out there, and the pentagon had a briefing on the truthfulness of all of this, and they said that it contained classified and highly classified material, but no word on who is behind this or how it got out. >> talk to us big picture here? what does this leak mean for the national security team and u.s. relationships with the allies like south korea? >> some of the information is tactical information about the battle at war in ukraine, and the u.s. can withstand that leak without major damage, and this

is according to the electronic eaveves droropping is sensitived that could mean that some streams of information on russia dry up, and that the russians figure out the cutoff of those streams of information, and this going to make things difficult potentially for ukraine in some cases, because this information they don't want out there. until we know how it leaked, we don't know how serious this is. so is this a live threat or coming out the damage some disclosures. so we don't know exactly. and now the latest on the super mario brothers movie. >> well, tesla is planning to open up a new battery plant in

shanghai capable of producing 10,000 mega packs a year. each one is the size of a tractor-trailer to save power in a power outage. and it will supplement electricity in california. and all five of the largest computer makers saw double-digit drops in the first quarter shipments abroad the larger contraction in demand. and the super mario's movie is a smash hit. the animated adventure was created by nbc's parent brother, nbc universal, and it is the highest animated movie ever.

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southeastern france and the victims had been back country skiing and the weather conditions had been described good at the time of the incident. heartbreaking. a suspect has been arrested in connection with the shooting death of three florida teens and found in three separate locations on three consecutive days, and the 17-year-old boy was taken into custody and reviewing whether he should be charged as an adult. and the touring band abba's guitar player has died of cancer at the age of 68. and we have found that a la daysha taylor has been indicted

for murder. her child is the person who took the gun and shot his teacher. the lawyer for the parent has not commented on the case. and now, texas governor greg abbott is calling for the pardon of daniel perry who shot and killed a black lives matter protester. a jury found perry guilty, and now governor perry believes he should be exempt. >> reporter: this is the shooting of garrett foster, and after the protest of george floyd in austin, texas, and there is conflicting reports of what happened, but the jury found that this army sergeant daniel perry was the instigator

here, and he shot garrett who was carrying an ak-47 openly, which is legal in the state of texas, and it is interesting, because the governor when he tweeted about wanting to pardon perry just hours after that verdict, he mentioned the state's stand your ground law, which is to protect people who are using lethal force, because they are trying to protect themselves for fear of their lives, and he believes this man should have been protected under the law, but this jury did not see it that way. >> what is the response to the governor's plan? >> well, you have a lot of to gop state leaders championing the governor's message and wants perry to be pardoned, but you have to family who is devastated, and rightfully so. they have waited three years to learn what the verdict would be and for them, they felt like they were receiving justice, by was with it was shattered after

sitting in the courthouse for days and they learned information about the case they did not know. and if the governor learned the evidence they did not know, he would not be calling for the pardon. in travis county where this case was being held, this is what the d.a. told me. >> by refusing to accept the lawful verdict of the travis county jury, the governor has undermined the rule of law in the state of texas, and has undermined the public safety of our community in travis county. >> he is essentially saying, that it does not matter that our judicial system found him guilty. >> reporter: so foster's family is calling on the family to write to the patrol board to make sure that this pardon does not happen. >> dana griffin, thank you very much. in tennessee, all eyes are on the metro council, and

deciding whether or not to reinstate a lawmaker over those protests on the house floor. justin jones needs a majority of the council to vote for him. correspondent blayne alexander is following all of this for us. blaine, walk us through what we should be expecting to hear, learn from this afternoon meeting. >> reporter: well, we can see representative jones reappointed to the seat that he was booted from by the end of the afternoon. we know that we are expected to see the meeting >> and so it is appears that he has all of the support he needs to get back into the seat. saz far as a time line, we don't know when the potential swearing

in would happen, and we have heard from the republican speaker of the house who essentially indicated that if he and former representative pearson are appointed by the bodies, they will be sworn in according to the constitution. this is what representative jones said over the weekend when speaking about this on "meet the press." >> tennessee is the most undemocratic state in the nature, and you are silenced to talk about the issues. when i talked about the shootings that impact our city, they offered thoughts and prayers, and we deserve more than that, and once again, we were silenced on the day of the protests, and that is what led us to the well. >> that is from one of the booted representatives.

>> and now, one of the representatives spoke out on a radio show. he says that the punishment fits crime, and he said that is going to well, without being recognized they were screaming and yelling, the democrats could remove them, and it is to a different level when they used the bull horn, and this is to a different level, and so he is speaking to the party as to taking vote they did. >> when you are talking about this, the initial group and only two of them were actually expelled, and the two who are afternoon and she was not expelled. she says that race has something to do with it. talk to us and with the expelled member justin pearson, do we know what will happen to him?

>> before i get to that, some of the members who voted to expel the two men voted not to expel the white woman. he feels that because she decided not to speak into the bull horn is why she was not suspended. and now, the other representative will be voting in shelby county to appoint somebody to that vacancy, and already, a number of people who are supporting him, and so it is likely that he will be reappointed to the po the rural elections in buckingham county is up in air. the whole election staff quit. they said they could not stand being bombarded with allegations of voter fraud. jane alexander went to the set there.

now, what is your big takeaway? is this an isolated incident? >> no, i have been speaking to the workers who have been considering it for years, but never a case in buckingham county where baseless allegations, drove people to quit in ept and there were rumors and claims that the attorney general would indict them. the rumors were personal and offensive. the people there felt like appointed people who sort of see the elections in the registrar and they said they didn't have their backs, and they were questioning the integrity it felt like, and what is interesting is that virginia has appointed all of the registrars thup summer, and all of the boards are controlled by governor youngkins position.

>> and so, put this in a national context for us, and what sells going on? >> well, this is an aftereffect of the stolen election lie. on that night, donald trump could not admit that he lost. this is what is going to happen in the communities across the place. so you will be seeing the local election system is control, and this is going to gum up the works in cases like this. >> thank you for your reporting. appreciate it. well, the there is going to be a new test for screening migrants coming one month before the border restrictions that were put in place before the pandemic are set to be lifted. we are joined on the noon news from washington to tell us about how the new screening process

would work. >> it is something they have been teasing for a while, and something to speed up the asylum and while they are waiting for the court skreeling and the way they will do this is by putting the phone booths into the migrant deportation facilities, and they can get their asylum cases on the phone that is and providing services, but we have not learned who has done it yet. that should and right as they are trying to make the claim for asylum 67 this is first floated

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what is america's fastest growing sport, and maybe football, baseball and maybe not. it is actually pickleball, the sport with the funny name is sweeping the country including in new york city's iconic central park. we sent george soliz, and i can't believe it, but we sent him to see what the big deal is. >> reporter: it sounds like tennis. they look like ping-pong, and it sort of plays like badmintonbad but it is none of the above. it is pickleball. pickleballers will tell you that you can sink your teeth into it,

and it is nothing to do with the food. >> it is the most amazing life altering experience. >> it is exploding with an estimates 4.8 million nation wise new players. >> it is great way for exercise and easier than tennis. >> reporter: pickleball has been around since the '60s and interest surging since the pandemic. most people have been playing in the driveways and even lebron james and tom brady is playing. >> i amcoming to dominate the sport. >> it finds mary canon and jane

dedigh to play. >> we are expanding it for people who have seen it on tv, but maybe they have not played it themselves. >> and this is for them to take lessons, and i have a crash course learning the basics of serving, scoring and some playing, and most notable, the aka volleyball and pickle. >> we want to bring the joy of pickleball to people in the urban areas. >> we are thrilled to offer this opportunity to the people without a home to play ball. george soliz, nbc news. well, a wild week at the masters and we saw the first-time winner with the green jacket with the first-time champion.

kaylee hartung is going to tell us about it. >> rahmbo's spectacular round is going to take him ahead of brooks koepka, and phil mickelson's best saturday at the masters meant he could not catch rahm. >> i never thought that i could cry at a golf tournament, but i got close on the 18th hole. >> reporter: the victory capping off the masters in the rough. >> and the gallery in the second round when three trees fell close to paytons at the 17th box, and they would suspend play, and tough weather conditions taking a toll on tiger wos, and the five-time masters winner would go across

the soggy ground. >> for tiger woods, it was tough for him to be dead last in the field when he went through, and it was a gut punch for him. >> he was tweeting to say, i am disappointed to have to withdraw after reaggravating my plantar fascitis. that is coming two years after the near tay tall deadly car accident. >> does it cross your mind that it could be the last time? >> yes, it has. i don't know how many more vi in me. >> and amateur sam bennett had fans routing for a long shot. the texas a&m senior was in the top ten through three rounds. >> i got the saying tattooed on

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