inside some publix supermarket in royal palm beach. it happened in the produce aisle. a man pulled out a gun and shop the a woman and a one-year-old before turning the gun on himself. >> up arrival, deputies located three deceased individuals inside the store near the produce area. >> reporter: juan guardia was inside the store getting groceries. >> one worker, the publix worker, said runl, run, run. shooting, shooting, shooting. >> reporter: so an employee told you to run. >> and get out. >> reporter: you had to run for your life. >> yes. >> reporter: you thought at that point. police arrived wearing helmets and bulletproof vests minutes after the shooting. ron glassman was minutes away from entering the publix. >> everyone starting coming out yelling, "active shooter. shots fired. get out, get out." >> reporter: the shooting comes three weeks after a gunman opened fire outside a miami banquet hall, killing three and wounding 20 others. detectives believe the victims here at the publix store were a grandmother and her grandson. but exactly who the shooter was remains

i'm also at whole foods and at 400 publix stores.it has ingredients that you can pronounce. man #2: how attached are you to the current branding? ana: i'm attached to the name because i think it's a great name. man #2: i'm just thinking, who's going to, like, go after this sauce. i believe it'd be, maybe a woman like you that worked, that don't have a lot of time. but how about a guy that's like me? ana: actually, i do think men buy skinny latina. lemonis: it's interesting watching ana's evolution, because as people are firing questions at her, there's some that she's handling with ease, and she's not being defensive and judgmental. man #3: what is the growth potential that you see in your sauce, you know, if we invest, you know? ana: okay, well, that's a very good question. i have a three-year growth plan, and part of it is expanding to more skus. i think that's really important to present to new retailers, to develop new products, but i can't do that without an injection of capital. man #4: so, last year, what were your total sales

it happened yesterday morning at a publix in royal palm beach. a man shot and killed a grandmother and her 1-year-old grandson before fatally shooting himself. authorities say the shooter pulled out a gun in the produce aisle. witnesses describe a frantic scene after the gunshots rang out. >> one worker, a publix worker, said hey, hey, run, run, run. shooting, shooting, shooting. >> as i was about 100 feet from the doors, everyone started coming out yelling "active shooter, shots fired. get out. get out." >> the sheriff's office says there is no known relationship between the shooter and victims. >>> pennsylvania police are looking for a man in connection with a series of explosions at his townhouse that led to a massive fire. it started when a code enforcement officer went to the man's home near philadelphia for an inspection yesterday. he allegedly pulled out a gun and threatened the officer. additional officers arrived and engaged with the man before he went back in his home. that's when a series of blasts were heard. the fire spread to at lea

in this publix produce aisle.randmother parked her grandson in the shopping cart, and was looking at items when the 55-year-old suspect, timothy wall, walked up. >> reporter: he shot the one- year-old first, and then turned toward the grandmother. >> the grandma instinctively jumped in and tried to stop him. she struggled with him. his gun jammed. he overpowered her, pushed her to the ground and he shoots her while she's on the ground. >> reporter: wall then turned the gun on himself. the carnage was over in less than four minutes. the suspect did not know the victims. >> there was a chance this could be stopped. you know why? the reason is, he's on facebook! he has said, "i want to kill people and children." you think a damn soul told us about that? no. >> reporter: there is now a growing memorial for the victims outside this publix store where deputies say surveillance cameras captured the entire incident. they say the suspect had declared bankruptcy earlier this year, his ex-wife telling them he had recently st

supermercado dejó tres muertos incluso soschoso , esto ocurrió antes del mediodía en un supermercado publixón y 10 minutos después fue atrapado, acá corre por el techo y cae, en su huida se fracturó un talón el hombre es acusado de matar a su bebé beneficiarios de tps se manifestaron en wa pidiendo que se les otorgue residencia permanetne y esperan aprueben ley para beneficios migratorios . >>> les queremos decir a los representantes que es tiempor que vengan con acciones porque hemos aportado en este ps. >>> muchos dijeron están defraudados luego que corte dijera que beneficiasrios del tps que enraton ilegales al país no tienen derecho a la residencia permaennte . >>> y la inflación del país sigue disparada en mayo los precios del consdumidor subieron un 5 por ciento y es el alza d precio más rápido, autos usados y boleto de avión son los que as han subido de peso y en puerto rico explosión dejó cerca de 700 mil personas en san juan sin electricidad, las imágenes de las llamas manacillo son increíbles y el servicio aún dej sin energía a más de 400 mmil usuarios . >>> y se reuceró el último

this happened in the publix in florida. there was no known motive between the gunman and victims the names will not be released the gunman's identity has not been released. >>> later today the attorney general is stepping in and stepping up to the microphone to lay down the department of justice's view of the voting rights battles going on in states across the nation merit garland is set to give a policy address on voting rights as well as the steps the department is taking to ensure all-americans have the fundamental rights while testifying before congress earlier this week, garland called voting a fundamental element of democracy. >>> over 172 million americans have now gotten at least one covid vaccine shot but new concern is growing this morning for people younger than age 30 cdc officials say a higher than usual number of cases of a number of heart inflammations have been reported the agency is planning a meeting to look into a possible link this as the u.s. has talked about doses set to expire. >> reporter: we now kno

. >> reporter: there is now a growing memorial for the victims outside this publix store where deputies say surveillance cameras captured the entire incident. they say the suspect had declared bankruptcy earlier thi declared bankruptcy earlier this year, his ex-wife telling them he had recently started to act strangely. norah. >> o'donnell: manuel bojorquez, thank you. cruise ships are expected to resume sailing from u.s. waters in two weeks, but tonight, we're learning that two passengers who were vaccinated have tested positive for covid on a ship in the caribbean.ibbean. cbs' errol barnett has more. >> reporter: two roommatates on ththis celebririty ship ununder isolation tonight after testing positive for covid on board. the company, which requires proof of vaccination, says this, "demonstrating that our rigorous health and safety protocols work." >> within a matter of hours they tested more than 200 passengers. >> reporter: travel writer ashley kosciolek had to quarantine for 13 hours. she has since tested negative. >> if everyone on board hadn't been vaccinated, i think the people

. >> reporter: just before noon, police swarming this publix supermarket in royal palm beach after reports of shots fired. >> i saw everyone running out of the store and yelling, "get back, active shooter, shots fired." >> reporter: inside, near the produce section, deputies finding three people dead. the alleged gunman and a woman and child, a boy not even 2 years old. >> i'm angry at what happened. what good reason you have for killing a child? it's very sad. >> reporter: authorities say the child was with the woman but can't say what their relationship was to the man. >> we believe that it's possible they know each other. the gunman is deceased. what led up to this is to be determined by our detectives. >> reporter: and detectives are pouring over surveillance and interviewing witnesses as they work to determine what led to this shooting. david? >> all right, victor 0 keb doe in florida tonight. victor, thank you. >>> now to the coronavirus in the u.s. and tonight, the cdc is now investigating a potential link between vaccines and heart inflammation in younger americans. so far, more th

todd: police identifying the man who shot and killed a toddler and his grandmother, at publix. his own life, police say he did not have an apparent connection to the woman or the one-year-old boy. the family requested their names remain private. the young boy would have turned 2 this month. two minutes after the hour. new numbers showing a major surge in migrant encounters. jillian: vice president kamala harris gets into a heated exchange over her border visit. jillian: >> reporter: vice president harris got snippy with a news anchor when asked when she was going to visit the border. listen to that exchange. >> i said i'm going to go to the border. >> when are you going to the border? >> the administration -- i am not finished. i said i am going to the border. >> reporter: migrant encounters skyrocket in south korea, texas, to 475%. once again harris did not specify when she was going. even democrats talking about the handling of the crisis. >> we talk about central america, guatemala, and things we don't want to do and that is deport people. >> reporter: republican rep from ca

. >> reporter: police responding to this publix supermarket in royal palm beach, florida, responding to reports of shots fired. >> i saw everyone running out of the store and yelling "get back". >> reporter: inside near the produce section, deputies finding three people dead, the alleged gunman and the victims a 1-year-old boy and his grandmother. >> i'm angry at what happened. what reason could you have for killing a child? it's very sad. >> reporter: overnight authorities identifying the alleged gunman as 55-year-old timothy j. wall. police say he turned the gun on himself after killing the victims. >> we're trying to determine what led up to the shooting. >> reporter: the sheriff's office saying in a statement, there is no known motive or relationship between the gunman and the victims. that publix will remain closed all day as the investigation continues. >>> now to the coronavirus emergency. new signs of hope this morning as more states lift restrictions after hitting vaccination thresholds. illinois is one of those states. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, michael.

police identifying the man should suspected of shooting and killing a toddler and his grandmother at a publixok his own life after opening fire. he did not have an apparent connection to the woman or the boy. the family requested their names remain private. the young boy would be two this month. jillian: the man accused of robbing a chase bank in new york city has been a freeman for one day after being released from jail for another bank robbery. $2,300 in cash on tuesday after sliding a note to the teller saying he had a gun after being freed unsupervised relief, police say he swiped $100 at a fifth avenue bank thursday before getting busted yet again. robbery and criminal possession of a weapon. todd: turning to the crisis at the southern border, new numbers show a major surgeon migrant encounters. jillian: vice president harris gets into a heated exchange over her potential border visit. ashley strohmeyer joins us with more. >> reporter: vice president harris got snippy with the news anchor when asked when she was going to visit the border. take a listen for yourself to that exchange. >> i

we don't know much but we know there are three people dead at a publix grocery store.e hearing this morning, defense secretary lloyd austin signaled change in the way military handles sexual assault. >> we must not be afraid to change our approaches and change our minds so we can fully address sexual scourge in our forces. the confidence in our system is still too low. >>> that change taking those cases out of the chain of command and putting them in the hands of civilians who have been trained on how to handle them. i am joined by senator gillibrand. you asked the secretary to confirm about this change. he deferred saying he is still looking at an independent commission on this issue. do you feel he will be supportive about this in the future or sometime soon? >> there is detail missing. the proposal we are looking at is taking all serious crimes out of the chain of command and giving it to trained military prosecutors. that's the bill we have been debating for the last eight years. we drew a bright line on crimes that have more than a year of punishment. we think pro

. >> three people are dead, including a toddler following a shooting inside a publix in florida. >> everyone started coming out yelling active shooter, shots fired, get out. >>> pennsylvania police are looking for a man in connection with explosions at his townhouse that led to a massive fire. >> all that. >> brewers, reds, look at this fan, over the seats to make this grab. >> that is laying outut. >> and a all thahat mamatters. >> a race to becomome the first billionairire in spapace contin to heat u up. reportss say virginn galactitic founder sir richard branson may take part in a test flight a few weeks prior to jeff bezos. >> one of them is going to go firsrst into space, and the oth is just going to be a loser, sat at home with billions of dollars. >> on "cbs this morning." >>> women's college world series game three, florida state and oklahoma, winner take all. >> pops it up, a record breaking run for oklahoma, capped with a fifth national championship. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by progressive, making it easy to bundle insurance. >>> love seeing those celebrations. >>

in that sense, i think the literature in a way, the literary authors solve before exploded into publixi guess i'm struck also by the irony of the neglected groups complained about showing up in literature and the very beginning. they show up as dramatizing the way in which everybody is not included. is not detected. as challenges, i am thinking of native americans, members of the tribes, women. hispanics. immigrants. they are not treated as being equal. well, why not? i would agree, that has been and continues to be one of the most important functions. mr. rosen: very powerful. i felt a pain when you said we prolonged or agreeing with the principles of the declaration. i wonder whether allison and bernadette agree that americans no longer embrace the self-evident truth of the invest -- of the declaration or thing embrace them and believe they are being perfectly achieved? would you say was the truth for most of american literature. we have time for one more closing intervention from each of you. i am curious, we have project here the constitution called the guardrails of democracy, we

we'll tell you publix rehab. the structure. we've got fails. down. so it's a really typical form of it and up these columns, a space about 25 feet. each way. it's important to get the flat slab that says about 88 in just a couple co-create slap. so it's really heavy structure. and one of report of 2018 report down for the ad site to this king biscuit in structural integrity of it. so india, a lot socal rust, you know, spent concrete. so they see the lot of reinforce maybe rusted and cracked caused by the call that caused the cracks in the concrete and slaps, especially the ground level and the calls. so that's that's what they discovered 2018 and they here. rightly requested to essentially repair. we have a d these elements and they were in the middle of it. 2021 which this has a few months ago. they actually produce the plans. they extensive plants. the best keep read that. but we these type of water intrusion. could a structure itself. you referring to this report that had just come out there saying there was some 9 million. >> dollars worth of rep

>> i'm waiting for the grocery store clerks to get tasted or publix. applying a rule and a policy to cruise lines that makes no sense. look at the airline business. the airline business never stopped flying. so how do you differentiate? an airplane, you're shoulder to shoulder. on a cruise, you have outdoor air, lots of circulation. doesn't make much sense this is going on as long as it has. the cruise lines have bid their time, which was a huge mistake. they should have been out more forcefully screaming about this. they destroyed this industry. look at the debt that has piled up. it's massive just so they can get ready to sale and not go out of business. >> jerry: you think demand will come back to prepandemic levels? we were familiar with the story of the diamond princess, like a little parable for the whole coronavirus pandemic. it was a pretty horrific experience for a lot of those people. you think those fears that people have about being on a cruise ship, being close like that, you think we'll see a complete return to normal? >> i think when you

that's at the publix. investigators are digging for a motive.ll update you on thatter rib story coming out of florida. as the scrutiny of dr. fauci ramps up in the wake of a growing lab leak theory, he's lashing out after those for coming after him. watch. >> if you're trying to get at me as a public health official, you're attacking dr. anthony fauci and attacking science. >> martha: okay. here's what dr. fauci has said over the last year. follow this narrative closely if you can. >> to get to the point where it is now is totally consistent with a jump of a species from an animal to a human. >> it's in china's best interest to find out what it is. and the accusatory aspect will get them to pull back more. >> all of us are open-mindedness enough to know if you pull down, you have to leave open the possibility with an open mind that there could be a leak. >> martha: you can see the evolution there. my next guest is among the republicans calling for dr. fauci to step aside. senator marco rubio of florida, thanks for being here. i want to play one

we need to cooperate with strangers and -- in what is called a publix goods game or prisoner dilemmaituations. we need to cooperate in situations where we have no guarantee that the other person will cooperate. we just have to trust them. it seems that humans have evolved by reading emotional cues and other people. are you trustworthy? can i go on this hunt with you? alcohol i argue, is one way we do a better job of assessing out potential cooperators. alcohol makes it harder to lie for instance. paralyzed the prefrontal cortex and it's harder to live. what is more surprising is that inmates is better at detecting lies. humans it turns out when we are not focusing detecting lies, we don't do a good job. if we just relax and take in the cues, we do a better job. the same way that we meet and shake hands. cultures use intoxicants as treaties at meetings, business meetings. anywhere where hostile people in the figure out how to cooperate as a kind of cognitive disarmament. if i sit down and drink with you, i'm taking out my prefrontal cortex, putting it on the table and saying i am not

. >> the sheriff's office also revealed that the alleged gunman visited that same publix about 2 1/2 the shooting. >> awful story. >>> we're going to switch it up now. time for a check of the weather from greg dutra from our station abc 7 chicago filling in for rob this morning. muggy, so no tie, greg. >> reporter: no tie this morning. it's awful hot out this morning. as soon as the sun gets from behind this tree, i'm sure temperatures are going to go up quickly. a lot of folks are dealing with heat, but also some storms early this morning as we head across the southern and southeastern u.s. they had some pretty strong storms in norman, oklahoma, last night. they are on their way to dallas/ft. worth through the next hour. we're going to see those storms pop up again through the course of the day. as the cold front digs south, it will bring cooler relief to the humidity across the midwest. it keeps the chance of storms going across the southeastern u.s. they could pick up 1-2 inches of rainfall locally out of these. thankfully going to see that mainly happen through monday. it will be

, facilitate aging -- approve of expenses that mitigate social isolation and promote activity and publix demolition of the art, culture and social activities. [inaudible] and in low and middle income countries as well. thank you for giving me this opportunity to share my perspective this morning and these recommendations to you. i look forward to your questions and comments. >> thank you very much. dr. warf. >> chairman bass, august and smith, members of the committee is a privilege to be here. hydrocephalus is a common childhood condition that can be devastating. the good it is that it can be treated. the bad news is that children in low income countries typically don't get treated. the normal brain contains fluid filled spaces called ventricles that communicate with the fluid space outside the brain. anything to disrupt this normal circulation pattern can cause the fluid called cfs come to accumulate within the brains ventricles which then and large pressure. this is called hydrocephalus if there are many causes of hydrocephalus. in the u.s. where circumstances enable prematurely born

it happened today at a publix market in royal palm beach officials say a man opened fire on a woman and toddler killing them both before turning the gun on himself. investigators say that they believe the man knew his victims. but the relationship between them is still unclear and there's no word, of course, on a possible motive. >> in the north bay. police have arrested 2 additional suspects in last friday's shooting that killed 29 year-old daniel it happened at an apartment complex in rohnert park nathaniel hannon and mario case 8 us villegas were both arrested on tuesday morning. they are both 19 years old and they live in rohnert park. police say both men are being helddollars bail. >> last saturday. police arrested 2 other people in connection with the homicide. police say the case is still under investigation right time look outside see how things are shaping up as we start thinking about the weekend and give you >> lit view of downtown san francisco. so lawrence is standing by. what's ahead. hey, we've got a he wave on the horizon. guys. temperatures really going to soar not just

the shooting happened thursday at a publix in royal palm beach.ose victims. >>> to iowa where an iowa community is offering a $15,000 reward for the 11-year-old xavier harrelson, he has been missing since may 27th. local businesses and citizens in month zuma, eye warnings have contributed to it reward fund. they hope it will help investigators said to be at a standstill two weeks after xavier's disappearance. >>> this morning a new warning from the cdc not about covid, but about the common cold. a cold virus spreading across the south is causing a spike this infections that typically come in the fall and the winter. the cdc is advising doctors and other health care providers to be on alert for this virus can i with cause pneumonia, especially in small children and infants. that's scary. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this morning. looking at markets around the world, you can see asian shares closed narrowly mixed, europe has opened higher this morning. on wall street stock index futures to close out the trading week also very mixed. barely

it happened just before noon at a publix in royal palm beach police say the shooter died of a self-inflictedwound officials say there is no known relationship between the gunman and the victims. detectives still trying to determine what led to that shooting. >>> and hundreds of thousands of people were left in the dark last night after a fire at an electrical substation in san juan take a look at these images right here at one point, nearly 800,000 customers were without power officials say crews have been working through the night to get the lights back on this all comes at a time when the island is already struggling with widespread power outages. >>> amazon telling its employees they can keep working from home, at least part-time the company announcing in an internal memo on thursday that tech and corporate employees can work remotely two days a week. most of amazon's 60,000 seattle area employees will also be allowed to work from home for four full weeks each year. the announcement is a shift from the company's stance back in march that envisioned a return to the office in the fall. >> m

will: investigators release chilling new details on horrific murder suicide publix.th him. able to push down to the ground and he shoots her down while she is on the ground. will: police have found to connection between the victim and the shooter. new mexico governor my shell grisham is defending her settle with a former staffer accused her of sexual harassment. she told reporters she was focused on the pandemic. the campaign paid more than $62,000 to a campaign spokesman who claimed she dropped water had his lap and grabbed him inappropriately in 2018. the governor denies the allegation. welcome back to wrigley field with this american baseball classic ♪ take me out to the ballgame ♪ take me out with the crowd ♪ buy me some. will: comedian club super fan leading the packed house and singing take me out to the ballgame full capacity wasn't the only cause for celebration. the cubs opening day 2.0 beating the cardinals 8-5. those are your headlines. rachel: you know i'm not very much into sports but did i go -- i have only been to one professional cubs game, one game,