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he firsthot everybody just turned around and looked and after the second, fourth shots everyone just took off and ran for the exit. >> three are dead,ncluding the shooter believed to be 24-year-old david katz from baltimore after shots rang out in the 2019 video conference. of senatorg the life john mccain, this morning we have new details on what's ahead fr arizona to washington. a stunning allegation against pope francis, f aormer arch bishop accuses him of knowing about allegations against a cardinal and helping to cover it up. family and friends gather for the funeral of mollie tibbetts. >> remembering one of erica's
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most celebrated playwrights, neil simon. early todayrt sright now. >> good monday morning i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. an online gaming tournament in florida took a deadly turn when a gunman opened fire killing two people before fatly shooting himself according to authorities. the rampage left several wounded and send dozens of others scrambling forrever. >> everybody was freaking out. >> what were people saying? >> i think apl couple p mentioned their kids. a couple people were st like -- i don't remember exactly. i know a couple people were panicked and that's when i told them god's got our back. the jacksonville county eriff has identified the suspected shooter as 24-year-old david katz of baltimore. they did not discuss a possible ve, they did confirm he was in town for the 2019 nfl madden
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competition. they listed a david katz as a 2017 championship winner.he her crawford tells us more. >> reporter: good morning. it was just after 1:30 sunday afternoon when witness described hearing what they initially thought were balons popping. there were dozens of people here at the jacksonvilleanding for madden gaming tournament when n police say a 24-year-old gamer from baltimore, maryland opened fire and start shooting. people started running for cover, some of them telling e they went to nearby businesses and barricaded themselves inside bathrooms. the sheriff said it took only twool minutes fore to get here to the scene but the shooter was able to kill two people and injurrl n a dozen others before turning the gun on himself. allurf those i we're told have been released from the hospal or are listed in stable
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condition. this as local, sta and federal authorities investigator the motive, try to figure out what d to this shooting and the entire community is asking why. >> heather, thank you. this moing, the nation remembers a maverick. arizona senator john mccain dyed saturday night of brain cancer. the war hero who became a giant in american politicsas 81 years old. at the white house, the flag flying at half staff in honor to his sixeces to the country. people in his home statef arizona may have said it best calling him a hell of an american. tracie pots is in washington d.c. with a look ahead of therv es for senator mccain planned across the country but first kelly phoenix where mccain will lie in state the capital. >> reporter: flags are lowered,
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respect shown in the smallge ures of flowers and messages left outside senator john mccain's sta. offi >> i'm here to honor john mccain. >> an hor guard outside the phoenix funeral home. volunteers who plan to remain near the senator through services here. >> no matter what you think of his politics or person, he served our country and sved it well. >> from arizona to washington d.c., planning is ader way for multi-day official farewell to begin wnesday with a public mourning at arizona state capital. arizona governor. w>> thisk will be about honoring his life and legacy and comforting the family. >> reporter: congressional leaders aounced the senator will become only the 30th american to lie in sta in the u.s. rotunda like fmer
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presidents. >> america is mourning the loss of one of the truly greatmen. >> reporter: to preserve mccain's legacy for future generation, senator chuck schumer is urgingke lawma to rename a building in his honor. >> it's the mos majestic building and i think there would be widespread support. i can't believe there wouldn't be for naming that building after senator mccain. tm>> reporter: his comt to troops around the world and veterans at home inspired gratitude. >> no one had t backs of the new generation more than he did. >> reporter: loyalty was the backbone of friendships in politics. >> his legacy is one of civility, dignity, and honor. >> it's tough. i'm going to miss him. >> reporter: defeats, however id painful, not diminish mccain's stature. former presidents and campaign rivals remember.
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from barack obama, few of u have been tested the way john once was or required to show the kind of courage that he did. pt all of us can aspire to the courage to the greater good above our own. and george w. bush, some lives are so vivid it is difficult to imagine them ended. some voices are so vibrant, it is hard to thile of them stri the last year, senator mccain took part in some of the planning for his own upcoming memorial. including his request that the two men that once blocked his path to the whi house, former presidents obama and bush be among thoseel toer eulogies. >> tributes to senator mccain are pouring in across the country. there's a growing any mor yal outside of his office in phoenix. while nfl and fans paid their respects. week's worth of servicesr for
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senacain are planned from arizona to washington to annapolis lhere he will d to rest. tracie pots joining us with the details. such aitting send off for a larger than life american figure. >> reporter: the man known as a maverick will be remembered here in washington starting on thursday and more on oniday. hursday he begins that final journey back to the nation's capital. is the day that we'll see a memorial here at the capita and then the public will have a chance to pay their respects as he lies in state. as kelly noted, at the capitaltu a. we are hearing a lot of condolences from his colleages here in senate, from his colleagues in congress who talk about how john mccain brought emocrats and republicans together. >> he was one of a kind. determined, courageous, tough. >> i don't know that we'll everw see anybody is like john mccain. i think he's one of a kind.r:
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>> reporaturday will be a big day here in washington. there's aemorial that's planned at the national cathedral. that's when we'll see his colleagues from congress, along with world leaders here to pay their respects and remember the life of john mcin and then saturday a more private service, s you noted, in annapolis for friends and family and that is where he'll be buried.n keepingind john mccain was a war hero before he was a atlitician. his granr, his father and his son also graduated from the naval academy. so an important place for the family there. 'll see them there on sunday. >> what a life, what a legacy. thank you. pope francis isack in the vatican this morning after a visit to ireland over the weekend. while he apologized and asked for enforgs over crimes, the pope himself is being accused of ignoring abuse in the united states. a formersaatican ambr to the u.s. said he knew about
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seal misconduct allegations against a cardinal and helped to cover it up. we have the latest from rome. claudio, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the former vatican ambassador said he told pope francis in june3 201that the arch bishop was guilty of abusing seminary gs in the past. and because of it pope benedict imposed heavy sanctions o him. sanctions that pope francis did not uphold and follow up on. a former vatican ambassadorng sa he did not hold theodore mckark accountable. only until a few weeks ago when he finally resigned. i listened to the press conference of the pope on plane, and to that question when we posed the question of the letter to him, he said essentially no comment. he said he was not going toea
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a single word of it and leave it to us to judge, to a to make our mind up. the pope became famous for the phrase who am i to judge. he's asking us to judge him instead. >> thank you. normall when opposing players go to another team's facility, they aren't treated to well. but when you help break a 17 year draught as andy dton did last year, to beat the t ravenso put the bills in thef. playof you get a standing ovation. ballton returned to buffalo and he would quickly put the home crowd back in their seats. setting the pace early and from there it was all sin si, they n the game.he to lone star state. dallas justoo ld sloppy offensively. the cardinals defense forcing
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eight turnovers to route the cowboys 27-3. >> you talk football ink t ohif fall, but with the heat we'r getting i don't know about that. let's check in with bnie yder. >> we are looking at the heat building in. temperatures will be in the triple digits, at least it'll feel thatway. there's an excessive heat warning for st. louis. as we look to the east we a going to see warmer temperatures but that comes on tuesday when he heat index will be in the 90s, even in new york city and philadelphia. relief from the heat is ahead. that comes lat in the week and temperatures get back to normal. so there's some goodne . that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look of the day ahead. temperatures are warming up across much of the northeast, to the 80s, but it's going to get hotter. look at the heat building across parts of the plane states, texas s.to the 90 it's going to feel like it's 100 degrees. so we are going to get a break
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from the heat a little bit towards the end of the week but get ready f the 90s, they are back. >> bonnie, thank y so much. a few stories making headlines. bryson dechambeau captured hd thir victory on the pga tour finishing at 18 under and moves into first place in the fed ex cup standings. >> brandy stuart was named the most valuable player in the wnba. today marks the start of the u.s. tennis open in new york. some big names out there, including rafa nadal and, of course, the williams sisters. ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ lean on me ♪ mmm...
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