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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org if >>> welcome tovernight news. i'm nicki batiste. president trump will visit both dayton, ohio and el paso, texas today. the cities experienced twin shootings that left dozens wounded. the massacre has been labeled a hate crime and targeted mexicans. a lot oof people in el paso aren't happy with the president's visit saying his z racialeratered. >> reporter: the pain still raw. >> it's eceoing louder. epter: n emerging about the massacre. they sayours from dallas, texas to el paso. he went the to the walmart to eat, went back to his car, got his ak-47 and started shooting. he also posted an online manifesto embracing white supremacist views. police chief greg allen says she's shown no remorse. >> he basically appears to be in a state of shock and confusion. >> a crusius family statement says he was parntdly influenced and informed by people we do not know. el pasons are putting on a brave face. we are learning several protests are planned here for tomorrow including one near the hospital where several

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