covering the story since it broke, i remember as you were driving there, adrienne, you joined us onhappening and there was a shooter on the loose, onmilly'ser also with us, our chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst. john, let me start with you. the professor telling miguel the gunman walked into the back door of the classroom. he said at least 15 shots were fired and then the gunman left and then, you know, now we know eight loaded magazines in the backpack, 50 rounds of loose ammunition and all of this, i think one -- he said so many powerful things to miguel but felt like an eternity even though it was a minute. >> well, 15 shot, that's a full magazine plus one in the chamber so when he walks out he hasn't decided to expend mercy. he's going to reload. he's got eight other magazines, eight times 14, plus the 50 rounds and he's got a letter in his pocket that has a target list. so there is the idea that he intended to escape. he walked off. he got pretty far away. he wasn't, you know, aware that they were looking for his exact description. was he going to continue shooting

adrienne broaddus is with me.eople and some she was with at the student union hearing suspicious soups including shots fired. what is the latest you're learning? >> reporter: the most recent information we have is from michigan state university police as well as public safety and they're saying that the ime is being secured. they believe there's only one suspect at this time. for those familiar with the campus of michigan state, i am east of what was known to me as the gymnasium. it's where we would go for parties, this first happened according to michigan state police is that there were shots fired around what they called -- i don't want to say this incorrectly. but near berkeley hall and that was on east lansing's campus. berkeley hall is not a dorm for those who may not be familiar. it's a place where students go for classing. the alleged shooting we don't know but as that student just said she's in a room with about 30 people and they are taking the advice of police and sheltering in place. berkeley hall is on

telling the story of john adrienne, j. j.risoned at new york 's singing correctional facility for more than 23 years for a murder he says he did not commit. j. j. was convicted of murdering a police officer in 1998 when he was 22 years old. he spent the next two decades of his life, not only maintaining his innocence, but seeking to prove it. one of the people he reached out to wasn't investigative producer for nbc news, dan -- who was also producing stories about wrongful convictions for nbc's dateline at the time. their efforts to unravel j. j. 's conviction all while navigating america's flawed criminal justice system, will be depicted, excuse me, throughout all seven episodes of letters from sinking, including this heart wrenching moment 12 years into their relationship. when jj wrote dan a letter that said this. >> i am not simply innocent. i am clearly innocent. everyone knows this. i'm writing this letter suffocating in this tiny asked cage. i want to scream so loud but it won't make any sense because i'm not being hea

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>> right where adrienne is. we're talking about huge impacts across portions of the midwest, south dakota included in that as well. this could end up being one of the top five snowiest storms on record for minneapolis so that's going to be an area to watch, but barely anywhere in the country does not have a warning. we have watches and warnings stretching coast to coast, winter storm warnings, ice warnings, high wind warnings where we could see winds gusting 60 to 80 miles per hour, especially across the southwest and especially in those higher elevations so we are going to have huge impacts from this storm, especially areas shaded in red and then purple across the sierra so you can bet a lot of those passes will be closed for periods of time. around minneapolis, we could see some major headaches with hazardous travel, blinding conditions due to that blizzard warning, once that starts to set up, so we are going to have very heavy snow throughout the rest of the afternoon, evening before this starts to wrap up to

more now on the shootings from cnn's adrienne broaddus. >> multiple ambulances. >> reporter: the gunman first opened fire on the campus monday, just before 8:30 p.m. >> oh, my god. >> there's still people down there trying to get out. >> reporter: shooting at two locations, the first inside a classroom at berkey hall. >> while the officers were managing that scene at berkey hall, we began receiving additional reports of another shooting at the msu union building. >> i'm coming down stairwell 13 about seven people. >> reporter: new video show students hiding in a classroom. reacting to a knock while on the phone with police. >> they said don't open the door. >> reporter: one witness says his fight or flight response kicked in. >> i looked to the far side of the class and ducked down and he came in and shot three or four times in our classroom. >> reporter: police released a photo of the suspect. taken from campus security cameras and a caller's tip sent them to lansing, michigan. >> it's going to be a suspect wearing red shoes an a backpack. >> reporter: the search ended just before midn

>> adrienne broaddus, thank you. >> adrienne went to msu. she knows the campus really well.resident biden has been briefed on the shooting ahead of the call with michigan governor gretchen whitmer he had last night, according to white house officials. joining us now is john mill merch what are investigators looking for right now since there's no motive known and not clear that this person had any connection to msu? >> well, they're digging backwards. since they have the id now, this individual born in '79, that gets them to the house. that gets them to the search warrant. the search warrant gets them into the hunt for motive if it's not apparent, which will be going through his phone. what notes did he leave. going through his computer. what was he studying. and there may be motive there. although, you'll both know from our habits of reporting these things, 67 for the year and x hundred for who knows how long, when we finally hear the motive, it's always very disappointing because you're like, that was it? the profile of the kind of person who does this is usually someone wh

good to have you on the program, adrienne. new requirement going to work and how will it help address what everybody knows is a serious child care problem in this country. >> yeah, chris, thank you so much for having me on today. great to be back. as you noted first of all the c.h.i.p.s. act we just released the notice of funding opportunity today which means that leading edge and mature companies were open for business, you can apply for the funds but as part of that we wanted to make sure that child care components were part of this and that means if you are receiving over $150 million whether you are a large-scale fab or a smaller supplier from this funding you have to provide some sort of child care component. what does this mean? we know this is not a one size fits all. some communiies that have robust child care facilities so maybe something as small as reimbursing for mileage or providing a stipe spend to your employees and some communities there are not enough child care facilities, in fact, as you noted, that is the c

>> adrienne, thank you. josh, there are still so many questions to the why, of course, is chief among them. what more do we know about the suspect here, josh? >> erica, authorities say that the 43-year-old shooter who died by suicide after that self-inflicted gunshot wound had no affiliation with michigan state university. so the question remains at this hour why msu? police say the suspect did have a note in his pocket that threatened other shootings, hundreds of miles away in new jersey, and he reportedly had suffered from mental health issues in the past, but no specific motive yet. now, his father spoke to cnn and described a downward spiral, his son went into, after the death of his mother. the father told cnn, quote, ever since my wife died my son began to change. he was getting more and more bitter, angry and bitter, so angry, evil angry. he began to really let himself go. the father said the suspect's teeth began falling out, hair began falling out. gun violence researchers tell us in so many of thes

thank you to you and to adrienne broaddus. we appreciate it.e'll see you soon. >>> next hour, we're going to be joined by the mayor of east lansing, michigan, mayor ron bacon coming up. >>> we also have breaking news this morning. former south carolina governor nikki haley is now officially running for president. she is the first republican to challenge trump for that nomination. she obviously served as his ambassador to the united nations. she announced as much just in a video a few moments ago. >> you should know this about me, i don't put up with bullies. and when you kick back, it hurts them more if you're wearing heels. i'm nikki haley, and i'm running for president. >> haley posting that video as she expected to deliver remarks tomorrow at a church in charleston for the campaign launch event. this is notable given she obviously was trump's united nations ambassador and once said she would not run for president if he was running, but she recently deviated from that line. not only did she lead the united nations or serve as the ambassador t

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. >> more now on the investigation from cnn's adrienne broaddus. >> reporter: the gunman first opened fire on the campus monday, just before 8:30 p.m. >> oh my god! >> there is still people down there trying to get out. >> reporter: shooting at two locations, the first inside a classroom at berkey hall. >> while the officers were managing that scene at berkey hall, we began receiving additional reports of another shooting at the msu union building. >> i'm coming down stairwell 13 with seven people. >> reporter: new video shows students hiding in a classroom. reacting to a knock while on the phone with police. >> they said don't open the door! >> reporter: one witness says his fight or flight response kicked in. >> i booked to the far side of the class and ducked down, and he came in and shot three or four times in our classroom. >> reporter: police released a photo of the suspect taken from campus security cameras, and a caller's tip sent them to lansing, michigan. >> suspect wearing bright shoes and a backpack. >> reporter: the search ended just before midnight. >> clear. shots fires

. >> adrienne broaddus is in lansing with more for us. what more do we know about the no n note?know he started with an introduction, this is according to a law enforcement official close to the investigation. he said hi my name is anthony mcrae, he says i will shoot up msu. another team will quote finish off the city of miscellansing. other targets of businesses. we're not naming those businesses. we know he targeted a warehouse, employment agency, a church, and a fast food restaurant. we're learning this information less than 24 hours after more than 2,000 people at least gathered on campus last night to hold a vigil. talking about students, people from the community, faculty, prop professors and the state's governor. and the big question on many people's minds who have spoken with us. many of them students who barely spoke above a whisper at the vigil last night said they want to know why. they are also hoping to get more answers from law enforcement officials in regards to how that 43-year-old shooter who police say had no ties to msu obtained the gun. hopefully and most like

investigators say that 43-year-old shooter did have ties to new jersey. >> adrienne broaddus in east lansing, thanks very much for that report. >>> we'll turn now to politics and a presidential field that has doubled in size today. former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and former south carolina governor nikki haley just wrapped up her first campaign rally. she is donald trump's sole gop challenger for now. here's a little bit of her pitch. >> we're ready. ready to move past the stale ideas and faded names of the past, and we are more than ready for a new generation to lead us into the future. >> faded names. is that perhaps a pointed reference to her former boss? that is someone she has yet to actually call out by name in this new campaign. so far she has pretty carefully tiptoed around the subject of donald trump and their complicated journey from allies to rivals. kylie atwood is on the scene in charleston, south carolina. kylie, what did you hear today? >> reporter: well, listen, nikki haley clearly making the case that she is the future of the republican party, saying that she, and

adrienne broaddus, cnn, east lansing. >>> u.s. federal aviation administration is about to do a sweeping safety review after experiencing technological issues and other close calls over the past few months. the administrator says this is the safest time in aviation history. >> and this is after the grounding and two incidents where planes nearly collided on the run way. >>> both sides of the aisle are joining forces to crack town on big tech for not doing enough to protect children online. dick durbin accused companies including facebook and snapchat of doing everything that they can to keep kids' eyeballs glued to screens. >> and they are proposing a number of bills to stop the spread of child sexual abuse material and restrict the liability shield. >> the evidence of harm is heartbreakingly abuabundant. how many more children have to die before we make them a priority? this is an epidemic, it is a mental health crisis, particularly for young teenage girls. and we have no system in place to empower parents and empower consumers t

adrienne joins us from minnesota. this is not over yet but how are the conditions where you are? i saw you earlier, who needs mascara when you can have a coating of snow on your eyelashes. >> reporter: yeah, that's the new fashion trend. i thought they told you guys. i'm letting all our viewers know right now, snow on your eye classes, it's cool, as long as you have fun and stay safe. right now i'm standing on this mountain of snow. you might call it itmin-a-snow-ta. the snow has to go somewhere after they remove it. this is normally a sidewalk. if you notice up there, i was pretty much almost even with the crosswalk sign. no one is going to be walking along this sidewalk. if they do, it won't be a walk in the park. the roads, people are taking advice in the twin cities, they've been clear. but under the coat of snow, there is a thin layer of ice, so that's something to be mindful of. we saw heavy snowfall overnight into the morning. visibility was reduced. it's starting to improve, i can see the billboard across the street. i could not see that in the last few hours. but the nat

ad and i adrienne broaddus has more. >> reporter: the gunman first opened fire just before 8:30 p.m.>> people are trying to get out. >> reporter: shooting at two locations, the first inside a classroom at berkey hall. >> while the officers were managing that scene at berkey hall, we began receiving additional reports of another hooting at the msu union building. >> i'm coming down stairwell 13 with seven people. >> reporter: new video shows students hiding in a classroom. reacting to a knock while on the phone with police. >> get the [ bleep ] down. they said don't open the door. >> reporter: one witness to the shooting says that his fight or flight response kicked in. >> ducked down and he came in and shot three to four times in our classroom. >> reporter: police released a photo of the suspect taken from campus security cameras. and a caller's tips sent themto lansing, michigan. and the search ended just before midnight. >> suspect down. >> reporter: police said the gunman shot himself during a confrontation with police and died. >> we have absolutely no idea what the motive was at

. >> adrienne broaddus joins us live from bloomington, minnesota. am getting all these pictures from folks at home. parents trying to work. their kids are home from school. they thought it was going to be like 20 inches. what is it? >> reporter: hey, it depends what part of the state you are in, poppy. i can tell you it's about 16 degrees here in bloomington but it feels like 2. and with the wind, when it hits your face, for me, it feels like a tiny needle. over to the right crews have been working. all this snow that is falling has to go somewhere. over there there is a large mountain of snow. once we get on the other side of this, that's something the kids, hopefully, people will send you pictures, that lead to joy, poppy. we want to see children playing when it's safe. in the 6:00 hour we had a nice, clear path. now i can't even see my footprints. i am going back to the location where i think i was standing earlier right by this yield sign. initially it was at my calf. yesterday it was 11 inches. now, keep in mind, this is a s snowdrift. i see 28

what more do we know about the three students who were killed, adrienne? >> reporter: erica, good morning to you. we're learning about arielle anderson whom her family afec shun nately called ari, her aunt said she was studying to become a doctor and her aunt says her laugh was gentle and she barely spoke above a whisper. also among the killed, two other students, alexandria verner and brian fraser. we've learned fraser was the president of his fraternity here on campus and verner was a star athlete in high school. their superintendent we heard from and their coach, both from when they were high school -- the superintendent and coach telling us they were special. among the survivors, we heard from a student who not only survived the shooting here on campus monday night, but she also survived the oxford high school shooting. listen in. >> i was flabbergasted to say the least. you know, after oxford, they said that this wasn't going to happen again, that we were going to be safe going back to school, and that's just not the case. the other night knives shock

>> adrienne broaddus in east lansing, michigan, for us. elissa slotkin of michigan joins me from the university. she lansing and the campus. congresswoman, i'm angry we're having this conversation again. i'm sure you are too. this is the second mass shooting at a school in your area in the last year and a half, the first oxford high school in 2021. first, how is your community doing today? >> yeah, well. look, it's the first day after a huge trauma. you know, for a while it was just a very quiet and empty place, the campus. kids were really holed up in their dorm rooms, in apartments. we were making sure kids were together, they had someone else to be with. we're starting to see a few folks come out and want to be together. they're planning vigils, taking action, planning protests. they're starting to come out, but it is particularly because it wasn't just a shooting, it was also a manhunt on campus. it was sort of a double trauma in a way. and everyone felt the effects. over 50,000 students are here, so it's a traumatic thing that will ta

adrienne is in burlington, minnesota. how does it look there?hilly. >> reporter: it's beautiful. it is cold, but hey, at least the sun is shining. and that ice that you're talking about could be a bigger problem compared to the snow. but let's focus on what's happening here in my favorite state of minnesota. they are expected to receive significant snowfall. as you mentioned, perhaps the greatest snowfall in the last 30 years, at least up to two feet. right now don't be deceived by what's happening. there's a love in this storm. we've already gone through round one and there is more snow on the way. and forecasters say the roads will worsen as well as the weather conditions. but here the department of transportation is prepared to handle it. there are more than 800 snow plow trucks throughout the state and 1,600 drivers. since 7:30 this morning local time there have been about a hundred crashes. so if you have to go out, please take it slow and play it safe. jim. >> adrienne broaddus, thank you so much. >>> so the foreperson of the atlanta-based

wolf. >> adrienne broaddus, thank you very much for that report.ifer gray over at the cnn weather center for us. how much longer will we see this extreme weather? >> well, this extreme weather is exiting the east coast as we speak which is good news. we still have an icing threat for portions of new england, some snow still for interior sections of new england but very frigid temperatures. we had incredible amounts of ice, almost three-quarters of an inch of ice across portions of michigan and really coincides with where we're seeing the power outages. almost a million without power right now on a very cold night ahead, wolf. we are seeing our next system, though, enter the west coast, we have blizzard warnings for southern california where we could see several feet of snow for the mountains and while that's getting so much attention, while it is very wild, we're also expected to see two to five inches of rain across southern california and that might be the bigger story when it's all said and done. we are going to see relentless rain over the next

more now from the shooting from cnn's adrienne broaddus. >> there are multiple, multiple ambulances. >> the gunman first opened fire on the campus monday just before 8:30 pm. >> oh my god! >> there are still people down there, trying to get out. >> shooting at two locations, the first, inside a classroom at burkina hall. >> while the officers were managing that scene, at berkey all, we began receiving additional reports of another shooting at the msu union building. >> i'm coming down. 13, with seven. people >> it video shows students hiding in a classroom, reacting to a knock while on the phone with police. >> get the [bleep] down! i said don't open the door! >> one witness to the shooting says his fight or flight response kicked in. >> ran outside the, class and i talked down. and he came in and shot 3 to 4 times in our classroom. >> police released a photo of the suspect, taken from campus security cameras, and a callers tip sent them to, lansing michigan. >> it's going to be a suspect wearing red shoes and a backpack. >> the search ended just before midnight. >> clear, shots fire

adrienne broaddus is in lansing. what have we learned?r: casey, we learned the two guns recovered were purchased legally, but according to investigators, they were not registered. investigators also telling us they recovered a backpack the shooter was carrying, and in that backpack they found eight loaded magazines of 9 millimeter ammunition. they discovered a pouch containing 50 loose rounds of ammo and two empty magazines. investigators saying today inside of a wallet, they found a note. and that note was two pages. it listed businesses, this 43-year-old shooter wanted to target. investigators saying among the businesses was a warehouse where he once worked. they also told us about the encounter before that 43-year-old man ended his life. >> two officers made contact with the shooter approximately two feet from mcrae. they exited their vehicle, ordered him to show his hands. however, he produced a weapon and then killed himself. it does appear that from the body worn camera that mcrae did not verbalize anything to the officers prior to

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adrienne murray has been behind the scenes to see how the operation and logistics work. is the world's biggest humanitarian warehouse. the assembly line behind me is where boxes of aid and dozens of different types of emergency kits are put together, ready to be sent out to crises around the globe. the first round of earthquake relief was sent from here last week. the bundles on these pallets contain thermal blankets and these are going to be shipped out to turkey by truck. we've sent a lot of medical kits, hygiene kits. but i mean, what they need most at the moment is blankets, plastic sheeting, tents. it's an enormous operation. and if you take a quick look around, you can see just how highly automated it is. monorails and forklift trucks are constantly on the move. and over there are robots. robert, roberta and robin, shifting boxes and pallets. all these supplies are stored in this huge temperature controlled bay that can handle 36,000 pallets. these are some of the items that go into the kits here. you've got essentials for sanitation, medical equipment to help give

for a large rally on sunday that's now been cancelled after talks with the government catalog has adrienne reports the scene of the united ethiopian orthodox church after weeks of tension and rest visuals like this one in a visa baba or a show of trying for one of the oldest christian bodies in the world. the crisis began when a group of rebel bishops created their own assembly in oro, my region, saying they faced discrimination under the church's current system. they say their culture and language has been consistently ignored by the religious hierarchy. accusations, the church leaders have denied a set of romo archbishops and bishops who broke away from the orthodox church. and then the romer regional government was actually helping those brake way. bishops essentially take over the orthodox church and put their people in place. violent protest followed between 2 porters on both sides and security forces . the church says at least 30 people have been killed in a week and access the social media has been widely restricted. prime minister abbey augment has asked his ministers to stay out o

adrienne broaddus, cnn, wilmington, minnesota. >> all right, let's get the latest from meteorologist- it's crazy to see -- the degrees in atlanta. i think it was the warmest february -- ever, wasn't? it >> i'm -- a big fan of the warmer weather, michael, and i'm sure many across the southeast were saying, yeah, it feels a little more like spring than now. since that wave of cold air has worked its way through -- it's a big difference especially across the northern plains, where we have wind chill alerts. and, in fact, thankfully, the snow has tapered back a bit. we are still dealing with some lake effect snow as of this evening and into the early morning hours. for friday, it's still snow and a bit of ice left over for parts of new england. and boston, yes, we'll have a few slick spots out there for your morning commute to travel once again. it's not advised, so, if you have don't have to go out, don't do so. all right, here's an area of freezing rain accumulations for parts of wisconsin. it's nearly three quarters of an inch. and michigan dealing with the same -- that is what has ca

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that's where we find adrienne broaddus.riends at home are saying school is canceled and they are preparing for a lot. >> reporter: yeah, poppy, your friends, those minnesotans, they like a lot of snow, and some schools already have it figured out. just no in-person learning. some schools said class is not canceled. the students are still having class online today and that's because of this big winter storm that is in the path of minnesota and, quite frankly, across the midwest. if you don't have to go outside, stay home. if you have a wonderful boss who will allow you to work from home, stay home. it's what the governor is saying. and if you don't believe me, just look at your phone if you have an iphone or go to the website of the national weather service. this is how the national weather service is describing this storm. historic winter storm will likely lead to impossible travel by wednesday night and early thursday morning. yeah, snow, it's a snow lover's dream come true after we get on the other side of the danger here

adrienne, thank you. this is the second mass shooting some of the survivors have experienced., the second mass shooting some of these survivors have gone through. one was a student at oxford high school when four students were the least. after oxford, they said this wasn't going to happen again, that we were going to be safe going back to school and that's just not the case. it was like traumatizing all over again. i'm still a little shaken up by it. at the time we didn't know any information. i didn't know where the shooter was. i thought i was in imminent danger. >> and the father of another survivor of both shootings says he's just simply in disbelief this could happen twice. >> one of the things that has been heart breaking for me is for her to acknowledge this time may be easier because she has tools the last time she went through this. i can remember thinking after the oxford shooting, okay, you survived and it's tragic and you lost friends, but it will never happen again, right? it just can't. >> authorities tell us to expect to learn more about the information on the i

. >> adrienne broaddus is live for us in east lansing. what is the latest there on campus? >> reporter: chris tonight, good morning. throughout the night investigators behind me have been combing through the crime scene here on campus. we know there are at least three crime scenes, two here on campus as well as that other where police say the shooter ended his life off of campus in lansing, not east lansing. but this is the day, christine, where folk celebrate love. but here on campus, hearts are hurting. we know at least five people are listed in critical condition at this hour. at least three people died in that shooting. it is unclear if the eight victims are students, staff or if they have any affiliation with michigan state university. what is clear, students who were here on him campus were terrified. listen in. >> you never think that it will happen until it actually happens. you think that you are safe. we all thought that we were safe on the second floor in the cafeteria, but obviously we weren't. we were told to evacuate and we all ran out. it was terrifying. pret

adrienne broaddus has been covering this story since it broke. on the photo we had no idea what was happening. there was a shooter on the loose. john miller is also with me, our chief intelligence analyst john, let me start with you. the professor walked into the -- he said at least 15 shots were fired. the gunman left. we now know they were a loaded magazines in the back, 50 more rounds of loose ammunition. i think he said so many powerful things to miguel. it felt like an eternity even though it was about one minute. >> well, 15 shots, that's a full magazine, plus one in the chamber. when he walks out, he has not decided to expand. he has eight other magazines. eight times 14 plus to 50 rounds, and he has a letter in his pocket which has a target list. there is the idea that he intended to escape. he walked off and got pretty far away. he was not aware that they were looking for the exact description. was he going to continue shooting at other places on the target list the next day? was there more carnage in store? we don't know. >> we don't kn

. >> thank you, adrienne broadus. >>> and now, a grand jury report on president trump and his allies' efforts to overturn the election in georgia, and the report is to be released in the hour, and it teams that we will be getting a fair amount of information? >> there is a fair amount of concern of the grand jury witnesses who appeared and may have lied in the testimony. so we are looking for the tenor of the grand jury in all of this. what we are not going to get and which everyone is eager to see is whether this special grand jury recommended if anyone should face criminal charges, and the judge felt that it was premature to release this information and he did not want names dropped in the early release of the report, because people have not been officially charged and so they have some ability to defend themselves, and he did not feel it was fair to put it out there, and it is all stemming back to the information of 2021 when the president called brad r rasenberger and pressured him to get him more votes, and people like rudy giuliani, and people like governor lindsey graham, and o

. >> adrienne is live in east lansing. what did you learn today? to the chairman however, at least four other students are still in critical condition. and as they fight for their lives, we're learning more about that 43-year-old shooter. investigators say they recovered two guns and say those guns were purchased legally. but they were not registered. they also found a backpack the shooter was carrying. inside, they discovered loaded magazines, eight of them. but that's not all. they found a pencil shiefzed pouch containing what police called 50 loose rounds of ammo, as well as empty magazines, and we've been reporting about this note investigators say they discovered. today we learned it was two pages. it was in his wallet, and it had a list of businesses this shooter wanted to target including a warehouse, police say, where he used to work. meanwhile, the chairman of the board of trustees is not only affiliated with the college in her professional role, but her daughter is a student here and still on edge. >> last night at the vigil my daughter h

. >> adrienne broaddus, thank you so much for the latest from east lansing.oining us now is the mayor of east lansing, michigan, ron bacon. i'm so sorry for what your community is going through right now. five were critically injured, four needed emergency surgery. can you give us an update how those injured students are doing tonight? >> i don't have an update on individuals receiving health care. we'll have a call in the morning, a joint call with msu. i'll have an update first thing tomorrow morn. >> this is a very tight-knit community, of course. how is the community doing in the wake of this? >> yeah, i think we're kind of shifting gears here a little bit for security and stability and getting under that lock down phase. today we began kind of rebuilding and doing the counseling and making services available to individuals in need. and i think next it's just time to look around and think about the people that we've lost and acknowledge the many, many heroes that will emerge out of this situation and kwwe'll moven from there. >> the shooter had a criminal

all right, adrienne. be well.uthern will pay for the cleanup of toxic chemicals that spilled following the train derailment in east palestine, ohio, as federal regulators are taking charge of the long term recovery efforts of the site. miguel marquez is in east palestine for us and you talked to the head of the epa about the cleanup efforts. what did he tell you? >> look, the epa is trying to take full control of the situation here and there's been so much concern from residents that the thing has unfolded slowly and finding out more and more information from norfolk southern and the epa is now trying to take charge and take control of the situation. i do want to show you exactly what's happening in town. this is the sort of small bore, specific stuff that they are doing and this is one stream that flows through the town of east palestine. emergency crews now and trying to clean all of this up and putting up these barriers on the water. it's been raining today. so the water level has come up a little bit. those ba

adrienne broaddus is live in east lansing, michigan. what can you tell us?d in this shooting here monday night, but we also learned the name of one of the five that was critically injured. she is from southwest florida and a student here at msu. her family identifying her as quad lupe perez. her family says they are happy she is still with them, however, her road to recovery will be significant, saying it will take months and she will need extensive rehab. as far as the victims whose lives ended here on campus, you mentioned arielle anderson. her family affectionately called her ari. she was studying to become a doctor. there were two other students, alexandria verner and brian fraser. fraser was the president of his fraternity here on campus and verner was a star athlete in high school. the question on the mind of everyone is why, jake, this happened? we may never know the why. investigators still do not have the motive. they say that 43-year-old had no tie, no connection to msu and his father told cnn about two years ago, he noticed his son starting to cha

cnn's adrienne broaddus is live in east lansing, michigan, this morning. we just learned a fair amount at that press conference. what else did we learn there? >> reporter: erica, i will take you through what authorities just told us. we learned all of the students who were shot were students, in fact, here at michigan state university. we know the three deceased were students here as well as the other five who are listed in critical condition. investigators telling us the suspect was a 43-year-old and they also identified him as anthony mcrae. investigators were clear and said they do not know right now what this person's motive was. they don't know why he showed up here at the union, which is behind me, and the other academic hall just next door, and started firing shots. they say he had no connection to msu. investigators did recover a handgun and they also executed a search warrant on a residence linked to the suspect, but investigators would not confirm or deny whether that residence is where this 43-year-old man lived. members of law enforcement were

the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, adrienne c. nelson of oregon to be united states district judge for the district of oregon. mr. durbin: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the cloture motion. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators in corns corns -- in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 15, adrienne c. nelson of oregon to be united states district judge for the district of oregon signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. durbin: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: i move to proceed to legislative session. i withdraw that motion. the presiding officer: the motion is withdrawn. mr. durbin: finally, i ask unanimous consent that the mandatory quorums for the cloture motion filed today, february 9 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: i yield the floor.

adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen.now it's time for a look at the weather with ben. good afternoon. it's been a relatively quiet day so far, but that is set to change as we head through tonight and into the first part of tomorrow. very windy weather across the northern half of the uk, particularly for scotland, across the tops of the pennines and parts of northeast england. travel disruption is quite likely. on the earlier satellite picture, you can see this stripe of cloud just out to the west and from within this area of cloud, we're going to see this area of low pressure deepening. this has been named storm otto by the danish weather service for the impact it's likely to have there, but it's going to bring us windy weather over the next 24 hours. but in the short—term, brightness developing for parts of england and wales this afternoon. conversely, patchy rain for northern ireland and western scotland. mild though, temperatures for the majority between 10—14 celsius. this evening and overnight, we will see outbreaks

adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen.ldren have appeared being charged with the murder of 16—year—old brianna ghey in warrington. the teenager, a transgender girl, was found lying in a park with stab wounds last saturday afternoon. today a boy and girl, both aged 15, appeared via video link. they only spoke to confirm their name and age. today the's meeting, hearing, was to set dates for a future provisional trial and it's likely to last three weeks injuly. hollywood star raquel welch, who will be remembered as an international sex symbol in the 1960s, has died aged 82, following a brief illness. the actor is often credited with breaking the mould for modern day action heroines. 0ur media and arts correspondent david sillito looks back at her life and career. raquel welch did not expect anyone to remember what she thought was just a silly dinosaur movie. but one million years bc, with its giant malevolent turtles, poor grasp of evolution and prehistoric bikinis, turned raquel welch into a star of teenage bedrooms across t

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the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, adrienne c. nelson to be united states district judge for the district of oregon. -- a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: mr. president, i'm back today now for the 20th time to shed a little light on the dark money scheme to capture and control our supreme court. part of what allows that scheme to flourish is the ethics-free zone around the supreme court. it's quite unique so let's look at it. the last time i gave this speech, number 19, i walked through the various problems with how the supreme court handles allegations of misconduct by the justices. the short answer is that it doesn't. the united states supreme court is the only court in the country not covered by an ethics code, and worse than that, it's the only part of the federal government that has no process for ethics, investigation, and enforcement. none. now any meaningful ethics regime contains three things. first, a process for receiving complaints. second, a process for inve

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