for what it's worth ahmad alissa looked pretty pale too. to the politicized racial classification his race is the only thing that mattered. they decided that people called ahmad alli buy alissa cannot be white men no matter what they look leak. people with names like that are oppressed therefore they are not white. now, that's insanity. but it's where we are right now. it's where they have taken us. so, of course, once we learned his name the entire story line, excuse me, had to be rewritten immediately. amy is a former finance ghoul who now sends angry tweets for a living. highly popular in the progressive community online. sis kind's first assessment of the crime was this almost certainly a white man, again, if he were black or brown, he would be dead. that was amy siskind's hot take and lots of people agreed with her. then the shooter identity emerged and siskind had to change her view immediately. please don't mention his name siskind instructed her followers we wouldn't want to glorify the killer with his name widely known. pretty amaz

suspect ahmad alissa has been charged with ten counts of murder. an arrest affidavit reveals that he bought the assault weapon six dayays before the attack. the 21-year-old also has a history of angry outbursts including an arrest in 2017 after police say he assaulted a high school classmate. mean time, there is a growing memorial outside of the grocery store where the rampage took place monday. people in the community are paying tribute to the lives lost in this senseless tragedy. elise preston is following this story from new york. what's the latest on the investigation here? >> reporter: investigators are still searching for a motive. the suspect is expected in court tomorrow. friends and family are remembering those killed in monday's mass shooting at a colorado supermarket. >> heart wrenching to see loss come so quickly and just so rapidly. >> reporter: the ten victims range in age from 20 to 65. denny w tyoungest. >> rtes wan recentl m ling person i've met in my life. >> and 61-year-old kevin mahoney has a granddaughter on the way. >> he was

. >> this suspect has been fived as ahmad al aliwi alissa. >> he was taken to the hospital and the boulder county jail. his brother telling cnn he believed the gunman may have

unfortunate, not a lot about the motive but we are learning more about the suspect which is 21-year-old ahmad al aliwi alissa. we understand he immigrated to this country from syria in 2002. he and his family have been living in the arvada area since 2014. my colleague, blake ellis, spoke to the older brother of the suspected gunman who said he may have suffered from mental illness and that he was apparently bullied in high school for being muslim. he says this may have contributed to the suspect being anti-social. the brother also told cnn that the suspect became increasingly paranoid in around 2014. he felt he was being followed and chased. to that point, he apparently placed duct tape over the camera

the suspect ahmad al issa but the gun less than one week before the shooting. hiother said that he believes that ahmad al issa is mentally ill. paranoid and antisocial. and claims that he was bullied in high school. four years ago the city of boulder passed a ban on assault weapons. 10 days ago the ban was blocked by a court because the nra filed a lawsuit. the arguing that the state of colorado cannot impose a gun ban. the court ruled in the favor of the nra. >>> georgia democrats have introduced new bills in response to the shootings in atlanta that killed eight people. it would require a five-day period. it would also emphasize outreach another language. the bill has a little chance of passing because of upcoming deadlines and republican opposition. the recent shootings have renewed debate over gun reform. vice president kamala harris stepped up calls for gun safety laws during an interview with cbs this morning. >> is time for congress to act. this is not about getting rid of the second amendment. it saying that we need reasonable gun safety laws. there is

he's now been identified tonight as 21-year-old ahmad alissa. tonight, what he was allegedly doing just days ago. survivors escaping, some led to safety, now speaking out about the terror they witnessed inside. and the first images tonight of some of the victims. their lives cut short. officer talley there on the left. jody waters, rikki olds, who worked at the store, suzanne fountain there. there are several more. president biden coming before the cameras at the white house today. what he said about the victims and what he said about the families of police officers across this country who leave home not knowing if they'll come home. flakes at the white house just raised after honoring the victims in the mass shootings in atlanta last week ordered lowered again today, this time for the victims in boulder. the president then made an urgent plea to congress today and we do have it all covered for you tonight, beginning with the horror inside that supermarket. and abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman leading us off from the scene tonight.

the suspect ahmad al aliwi alissa. i do not know. i know a local address in arvada. he is 21 years of age. 21. >> thank you. victim names. denny strong. he was 20 years old. first name neven. last name stanisic, 23. rikki olds, 25. tralona. last name bartkowiak. >> b as in boy? >> b as in boy. 49. suzanne fountain, 59. terri, last name leiker, 51. eric talley. eric talley, 51. kevin mahoney, 61. lynn murray, 62. jody waters, 65. and, again, we have assigned a pio liaison to each of these families. please respect their privacy. the liaison will let you know if they are interested in speaking with any of you. please respect their privacy. [ inaudible question ] >> i am not sure. that is public information. sadly, we have to let them know. all right. >> thank you. >> thank you. i will email this out with all this information. >>> and a good tuesday morning to you. craig melvin here from msnbc headquarters in new york city. we continue to track that breaking news. rapid developments in the latest mass shooting in america. we just finished listening to that news conferenc

ahmad alissa is charged with ten counts of murder in monday's rampage. a motive remains unclear. as nancy chen reports, authorities may be focusing on his mental health. >> reporter: the uncle of 25-year-old boulder shooting victim ricky olds says there's a hole in his family that won't be filled. >> try to fill it with memories. >> reporter: the second massacre in a work, she worked at the market for more than seven years. >> she would do anything to make you smile. >> reporter: 62-year-old victim lynn murray's daughter spoke out about the loss. >> looking at her car in the parking lotment. >> reporter: police say the suspect in custody, ahmad alissa, was convicted of misdemeanor assault for beating up a student in high school in 2018. he said he had been bullied by the student for a year because of his middle eastern background. although dozens of witnesses said the attack was unprovoked, he said he was so angry he had blacked out. >> he threatened that he was going to kill everyone. no one took it seriously. >> reporter: as the nation mourns, colorado's governor and others vis

honor of the eight people killed in atlanta, a boulder police say the suspected gunman, 21 year old ahmad elissa, started shooting shoppers first outside the grocery store and then made his way inside. he is now facing 10 counts of first degree murder, one for each of those victims. investigators have not yet released a motive. but relatives say elissa living with his brother, and may be suffering from some type of mental illness, according to court documents. the suspect bought an assault style weapon the week before the mass shooting. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us that this latest massacre has once again renewed the debate over gun laws. investigators did not specify the weapon used in the king super shooting, but court documents showed the suspect 21 year old ahmad alyssa, had purchased an assault weapon one week before the attack, the arrest warrant said, using law enforcement databases. investigators determined that elissa harrington a ruger a r 5 56 pistol on march 16th. police have not said how or where he obtained the ar 15 style weapon with some of the suspects, family and friends

ahmad alissa allegedly went into a supermarket with a ruger pistol. last week, 9 millimeters handgun. president joe biden calling for a band down on what he calls assault weapons. news in the media about how robert long's evangelical faith led him to this tragic conclusion but no avenues of discovery regarding alissa. it's hard to say who former president obama was referring to when he put out the statement. "it will take time to root out these disaffection, racism and misogyny that fuel so many of these senseless acts of violence but we can make it harder for those with hate in their hearts to buy weapons of war." something we should all be able to agree on, saluting boulder police officer eric talley for his heroism. "i honestly know my brother when he heard there was a shooting at a supermarket, i know his first thought was there are kids in there." hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. trace gallagher on the scene and what we know about the boulder suspect. good evening. >> the 21-year-old suspect is ahmad al a

ten lives lost, the suspect, ahmad alissa now facing ten appear in court., now set to - tonight here, we're learning more about his life, from friends, acquaintances, describing alleged anger issues, among other things. tonight, chilling new details from inside that store, from survivors, witnesses who saw it all play out. the woman who lost a colleague, thanking the s.w.a.t. teams for saving her, but what she witnessed. the fbi on the scene of the attack. others visiting the suspect's family home, where it's been reported he lived with his parents. it comes amid an outpouring of grief, people drawn to the site, holding close to one another. a makeshift memorial growing at the fence now surrounding the supermarket parking lot. and late today, the somber procession just before we came on tonight for slain officer eric talley, the husband and father of seven. and tonight here, we pay tribute to the ten people who were lost. so many lives cut short. they were loved and they left an indelible mark on their community. and you will hear from their loved ones right here tonight. abc's chief

the suspect has been identified as ahmad alissa. he has been charged with 10 counts of murder in the first degree and will shortly be transported to the boulder county jail. the victims information will be forthcoming. i appreciate you being here. i want to say to the community i am so sorry this incident happened. we are going to do everything in our power to make sure this suspect has a thorough trial. and we will do a thorough investigation. with this, i will turn it over to governor polis. governor polis: thank you, chief, for your extraordinary work in the last day and a half. there will be a lot more ahead. i am standing here not just as governor but as someone who has called this community my home for most of my life and is -- has shopped at king soopers many times. our hearts ache as coloradans and americans for the senseless tragedy and loss of life as we hear those names. everybody in boulder county -- it is a small community. we are all looking over the list, do we know anybody? i'm sure we know people that know people. p

those ahmad knows this well he says a mob killed his uncle when he returned to pakistan from the u.k. . achmad in costume are desperate to protect their family but they have exhausted all legal remedies for now there is little they can do just wait and hope they won't be on the next plane israeli archaeologists have discovered new fragments of the debt see squirrel's a collection of ancient jewish texts found in the west bank and the 1940 s. and fifty's experts are calling it the most important discovery of its kind and decades. of race against antiquity thieves and these archeologists see through chi eaves looking for signs of change in life. scrolls and parchment thing turning up on the black market which led the israeli antiquities authority to intensify their operations in the judean desert. this is known as the cave of horror named after 40 skeletons were found here 60 years ago. and there are signs robbers have already paid a visit but they didn't dig deep enough. marking ologist discovered fragments of 2000 year old biblical texts. what we've found is new fragments of a scroll

the 21-year-old suspect is ahmad alissa born in syria, moved to the u.s. when he was three. his sister called him quiet, his brother calls have been disturbed and paranoid and social media shows the suspect did believe he was being followed and that his former high school had hacked into his cell phone possibly for islamophobic reasons. he also posted anti-trump statements including how he deeply disliked of the former president for his response to immigration and refugees posting "trump such a d word." former classmates of the alleged shooter said he was short tempered, violent and once after losing a wrestling match threatened to "kill everyone." he also sucker punched a classmate for no reason and was sentenced to probation and community service. the weapon used in the shooting was reportedly bought by the suspect last week. >> sean: trace gallagher, thank you. we look at the fact that they hate donald trump, this guy hates donald trump so much, we'd say they're responsible. no, he is responsible just like when steve scalise got shot in the ball field by a bernie sanders

. >> reporter: prime minister ahmad has a series of rapid about turns.acknowledging for the first time that forces were fighting alongside ethiopian forces in the region and now saying that eritren forces will be withdrawn. this coming after months of eyewitness reports that places soldiers at the scene of multiple massacres and comes weeks after u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken first add for them to withdraw. for many of those already hearing from on the ground who have lost loved ones or survive atrocities perpetrated in that region, they are telling us about ahmad's word is not enough alone. many are asking for accountability for into the allegations of atrocities and war crimes against both eritrea and ethiopia. nima elbajir, cnn. including vera wang love, enchanted disney, endless brilliance and so much more. shop online with a virtual consultant. exclusively at zales. the diamond store. as a cement mason, i use the dove bar... because i work with a lot... of dust and dirt. just washing... the dirt and the grime off... and just bringing you..

th identified as ahmad alissa, 21. >> reporter: the suspect charged with 10 counts of first-degree murderut bail. among the lives lost the first to respond, boulder police officer eric tally. eric tally heroically. >> reporter: 11 years on the force. usband anda fat hher of seven. his grief-stricken mother, judy, speaking to our affiliate koat. >> he was so deeply loved by everyone. >> reporter: when she heard there was a shooting in boulder she combed through the video, looking for her son, before the call came. >> my son gave his life tpeole.v >> reporter: another victim, 25-year-old manager at grocery store whose family described her as a firecracker. >> it's just so sad. r: her fily aidte rorep they watched the livestream in horror, desperately trying to reach her. >> we actually heard gunshots still, breaking down into tears and it hadn't come news feed yet. >> reporter: denny -r44stong, emplee rembed by an classmate. >> he was a free spirit. he did what he loved. didn't really care what others thought. >> reporter: 61-year-old kevin mahoney, who last summer walkeht grandfather, his

>> molly: yes, my headline is that the colorado shooter ahmad lisa known to the fbi that goes differentill, headline? >> bill: my headline is president biden says to solve the noncrisis at the border he is telling people please don't come here. but, if you do, please make sure you follow dr. fauci's advice and wear a mask. [laughter] >> bret: where is that headline. that's a long one. all right. pam, thank you very much. and thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report." we have a great show for you tomorrow, including a special piece about transgender and athletics that we'll bring you on the show tomorrow. and, check out on fox nation the new hour special on president reagan, the assassination. it is streaming now on fox nation as of today. it's worth a look. it's an hour worked on. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted this week by brian kill made. have you seen this show? it starts right now h brian, do you have any time between "fox & friends" and 7:00 p.m.? brine brian yes, seven hours.

authorities say the gunman 21 year-old ahmad lisa purchased an assault weapon just 6 days before the attack. it was not immediately known where the gun was purchased. >> 10 people, including officer eric tally was shot and killed yesterday and that boulder supermarket tally leaves behind 7 children. the rest of the victims range in age from 20 to 65 3 of them worked at the supermarket. lisa was booked into jail on murder charges. investigators have not so far established a motive. coming up, we're going to be live in boulder with more details on the man police say triggered this supermarket tragedy. >> also coming up, 3 years after a deadly shooting at a north bay veterans home. a tense search for a woman possibly wielding a shotgun. >> leads to a lockdown today. >> plus, royalty welcombd here to the bay area. prince harry getting into business with a local startup. >> and spring sunshine breaking out around the bay area. some gusty winds out there to. we'll talk about that next. >> in the north bay. peaceful ending to a lockdown at the veterans home of california in young phil law e

in the boulder county jail after being treated for gunshot wound at a local hospital. 21-year-old ahmad alissa is charged as a chilling and chaotic scene that unfolded at the king sooper's grocery store. witnesses told police the suspect shot someone in their vehicle and also shot and killed another before continuing on inside the supermarket where eight more people were killed. according to the police commander, the only person injured was the gunman, which means that every other shot that landed killed. here's video of it as it happened. >> there's an active shooter somewhere. there's an active shooter somewhere. could it be in the store? he went in the store. >> one of the victims, the first officer on scene, eric talley on the force 11 years before his last heroic act running into the danger. he leaves behind a family of seven children. also killed, 61-year-old kevin mahoney whose daughter tweeting i'm heart broken to announce that my dad, my hero, kevin mahoney was killed in the king sooper's shooting in boulder. my dad represented all things loved. i so thankful he could walk me d

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the suspect, 21-year-old ahmad al aliwi alissa, has been charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder and one charge of attempted murder. police say he purchased an ar-556 pistol less than a week before monday's massacre. family members say they believe alissa suffered from mental illness, including severe paranoia. president biden called on congress tuesday to pass new restrictions on gun laws. pres. biden: i don't need to wait another minute, let alone an hour, to take commonsense steps that will save lives and at a future and to urge my colleagues in the house and senate to act. we can ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines in this country once again. amy: the white house also said executive action on guns was being considered. meanwhile, the senate judiciary committee held a hearing on reducing gun violence. this is connecticut democrat senator richard blumenthal. >> and action has made this horror completely predictable. an action by this country makes us complicit. now is the time for action to honor these victims. amy: the mass shootings in atlanta and boulder are also

he is has been identified as ahmad al aliwi alissa, 21 years old, known to have a history of violent behavior including pleading guilty to a 2017 assault charge. he didn't answer questions to the police at the scene. he asked to speak to his mother according to the affidavi his sister-in-law says she saw the suspect playing with a machine gun about two days ago. >> what this person did was awful. but, like, what's left behind is awful, too and how do we -- and we just -- how do we just go on like normal i don't know how to go to work and see the spot where my friends died and be okay >> reporter: tonight the motive remains unclear. law enforcement officials say they found no evidence that this was a hate crime or act of terror they say the suspect may have a history of mental illness and violent behavior. lester >> so frightening and so unnecessary erin, thank you. >>> president biden said he was devastated by the attack. another american city he said now scarred by gun violence >> this is not and should not be a partisan issue this is an american issue. it will save lives american l

the law was passed following the killing of ahmad arbery. >> this is a defining moment and a great dayn the history of our state of georgia. we will never ever tolerate hate in our state. >> for now, investigators say they are not rolling out the role race or gender played. in a tragedy that has left many in the asian-american community fearful. >> some protesters pushed back against the security forces. the military announced treason charges against the former ambassador to the u.n.. he was fired the day after speaking at the u.n. general assembly, where he called for help to remove the army from power. >> the industrial zone has emerged as the main flashpoint between protesters in myanmar security forces. it has continued throughout the week. the protesters arming themselves with makeshift weapons, slingshots and rolltop cocktails, fighting back as they appear to be facing live ammunition and tear gas. this part of the city is home to migrant workers. leading to the most violent day so far in the six weeks of protests. martial law has been imposed. the military has announced another

the suspect, ahmad elissa, is charged with 10 counts of first degree murder. count for each of the victims, which included boulder officer eric tally. elissa now also faces the charge of attempted first degree murder for attempted to kill another officer, who was also responding to the scene. they charged into the store. it immediately faced a very significant amount of gunfire from the shooter, who, at firs d they put their lives at risk, and that will be reflected an additional attempted murder charges that will be filed by the district attorney's office the next couple weeks. in addition, i anticipate other charges will be filed in the weeks ahead. now, this is a list of facing a judge for the first time yesterday morning. he is being held without bail. motive for the shooting is not yet known. e north bay city official the victim of a racist attack after the break how the naacp is responding and the community hearing in the south bay today that shed light on the spike in hate crimes of harassment against all races later in sports, the nfl legend that was s

the suspect in that shooting is set to appear in court for the first time tomorrow. 21 year old ahmad elissa spaces 10 charges of first degree murder. police say he was armed with an a or 15 styleean and was wearing an armored or tactical vest when he arrived at the king soopers grocery store on monday. the motive for the shooting has not yet been given. president biden says that he wants congress to act to take action on gun control in the wa allie. rasmus is here to explain. the u. s. senate is set to have some hearings on new gun control laws. but allie, it's going to be a very difficult fight. well, the house has already passed several gun reform bills. and so the idea is to just send those already passed bills over to the senate so that that body can consider it. but. having the senate passed those gun reform bills may be a tall order. the senate rules require 60 votes to pass almost all bills. and that's really hard to get when the senate is divided 50 50, especially on the issue of gun reform, even democratic senators are not united on the issue. west virginia senator joe manch

boulder police a 21 year old ahmad elissa started shooting shoppers. outside this supermarket, then made his way inside when the killing spree was over, 10 people lay dead, including three store employees and 11 year police veteran officer eric tally. the father of seven tally was the first to respond to the crime getting into a gun battle with elissa, but four bullet ended his life. we can never thank officer tally or his family enough for their sacrifice, but we will not forget it. many are. alive today because of the actions of eric tally and other first responders. a memorial sits atop a boulder police car as the community at large comes together to honor the fallen officer and pray for the families of those impacted by this latest mass murder. this is the pain that we need to sit with. we can't let ourselves ever become numb to the pain because we simply can't let this be accepted as anything close. to normal occurrence are denver college report. elissalde lives in the suburb of our veda and lived with a brother. family members and witnesses say h

. >> look, there's -- [ gunshots ] >> reporter: though we still don't know why 21-year-old ahmad alissa opened fire on this supermarket, claiming ten innocent lives. his neighbor describing the moment investigators arrived to search the suspect's home >> we heard the bullhorn, "out of the house. everybody out of the house. >> reporter: authorities say he had a history of violence and mental problems. angel hernandez and taylor williams were his classmates they say he was bullied in school. >> they would just make fun of his last name they would make terrorist jokes. >> reporter: in 2018 alissa pled guilty to assaulting a classmate whom he told officials bullied him weeks earlier. in 2019 he posted to social media claiming racist and islamophobic people were hacking his phone. both he and his older brother were known to the fbi. two law enforcement officials tell nbc news there's no immediate signs of radicalization as a motive >> it would be premature for us to draw any conclusions at this point in time. >> reporter: it's also unclear why the suspect chose the king soopers grocery store

. >> this suspect has been identified of ahmad arissa of nevada.e's been charged with 10 counts of muffereds. -- of murder in the first degree. >> this happened in the middle of the afternoon in one of the few places still open in the pandemic. >> we were at the checkout. i heard the first one, i wasn't sure, but the second o i knew it was a shot. i said, get down. >> 10 dead here. eight gunned down in georgia. likely moving the debate about gun control back into the headlines. pres. biden: we can ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. i did that as a senator. it brought down the mass killings. we should do it again. >> but let me simply say this. this cannot be our new normal. we should be able to feel safe in our grocery stores. >> but once again it seem this is is the new normal in america. patty cullhain, al-jazeera. barbara: astrazeneca promised to share its most up-to-date clinical dateday ta to the u.s. group overseeing clinical trials. they expressed concerns that the rulls may have been based on out of date data. 234 new zealand,

>> the 21-year-old suspect is ahmad alissa born in syria moved to the u.s. when he was three and lived with other relatives in a boulder suburb. sister called him quiet and nice. brother called him disturbed and paranoid. according to social media posts the suspect did believe that people were following him and that his former high school had hacked into his cell phone, possibly for islamophobic reasons. he also posted about slack prayers and holidays and how he deeply disliked the former president for his response to immigration and refugees. allegedly writing, quote: trump is such a d word. the suspect also had a few run-ins with the law including in high school when he snuck up and punched a classmate for no apparent reason and sentenced to probation and community service. other classmates say he was short tempered violent. saying he once lost a wrestling match and throned quote kill everybody. one student says he was concerned about being targeted for his religion and told "the denver post" quoting here he would talk about him being muslim and how if any

suspect in the colorado supermarket shooting remains held without bond this morning, accused gunman ahmad alissa appeared in court. a defense attorney asked for an assessment of his mental health. he is charged with killing ten people in monday's shooting. he is also charged with attempted murder for allegedly shooting at another police officer. boulder county's district attorney said they plan to file more charges. >>> it is the largest sex abuse settlement ever against a college in this country. the university of southern california will pay a total of $1.1 billion to hundreds of women who accuse the school er gynecologist of sexual a usc, as well. >> reporter: more than 700 women branded former university of southern california gynecologist george tyndall a sexual predator. they've been awarded $850 million. that combined with a previous class-action lawsuit brings usc's payout to more than $1 billion. now a sex crimes prosecutor, this is one of tyndall's survivors. when this first happened, did you think there was something wrong? >> i knew the way he talked to me and the filthy, disg

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investigators this morning naming 21-year-old ahmad alissa as the suspect right here. he's now recovering from a gunshot wound following an exchange with police. he faces ten counts of first-degree murder. vice president kamala harris today also praising that officer's courage in the face of danger. >> it's absolutely tragic, and -- it's tragic. ten people going about their day, living their lives, not bothering anybody. a police officer who was performing his duties and with great couple and heroism, seven children i understand. tragic. >> still so much unknown with this investigation, including the motive and the type of weapon used in the mass shooting. >>> four of the bay area's nine counties will soon have looser covid restrictions. this is under the orange tier. san francisco, santa clara and marin counties joining san matteo county. nbc bay area's chris sanchez joins us live from los gatos with the preparations for those businesses. i'm sure a lot going on there. >> reporter: i'll tell you people will be happy to go inside now that the winds are starting to pick

the accused shooter 21-year-old ahmad alissa had his first appearance in court.d the judge to delay the next hearing for a few months saying they need more time to assess alissa's mntal status, ten counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. >>> new allegations against new york governor andrew cuomo, an investigation over reports the governor gave special treatment to family members when it comes to covid-19 testing. there are reports that cuomo's younger brother, chris cuomo got vip treatment in the early days of the covid test was allegedly driven to his door on long island by state police. "the albany times union" reporting family members got special testing help. >>> it's h see a flood of people trying to book appointments for the covid-19 shots, a shot that may be tough to find especially when we know supply has been limited. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd talked to one woman who is helping her friends and the strategy she's using may help you. >> reporter: janet pitcher is a costume designer by trade. like many of us, she has been forced to pivot.

prosecutors have not yet formally charged 21-year-old ahmad alissa. he is being held in boulder county in a jail on suspicion of ten counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted first-degree murder. this is according to online court records. those records also show that he has been assigned a public defender. >>> and community patrols across bay area's asian-american and pacific islander community are trying to get the word out. they want people to be aware after potentially dangerous game that could be a threat to their safety. nbc bay area's sergio quintana reports from san francisco's chinatown. >> reporter: the concern has spread so fast -- >> when we woke up -- >> reporter: members of the united peace collaborative started getting messages -- >> through social media, facebook messenger. we've been getting messages that there's a game that's going around that's a challenge where they slap an asian, and this is very, very disturbing to us. >> reporter: it spread so far and wide that a former reality show contestant who lives in los ange

mahoney, her father, who was 61 years old would want her to be strong for his granddaughter. 21-year-old ahmad alissa is charged in the case, facing ten counts of first-degree murder. emily giffiy an employee was outside when the shooting began. >> we heard this pop, pop, pop, pop, and she just like grabbed onto me and hid under my arm. >> both were able to escape without getting hurt. there's no word yet on a motive but police say they see no evidence of terrorism or a hate crime. >>> fighting violence with action. a volunteer patrol on the streets of san francisco's chinatown gaining momentum. they're learning to confront potential trouble in a whole new way. "today in the bay's" jean elle has why this mission is personal. >> reporter: volunteers are showing up as part of the safety patrols hoping to restore a sense of safety to the neighborhood. tonight, volunteers are learning a little bit about what to do if they encounter trouble. >> hey, what's going on over there? is everything okay? >> reporter: intervening from a distance. just one tool kawasi simon is teaching chinatown safety patro

. >> bill: ahmad al aliwi alissa has been jailed since his arrest on monday. first degree murder, one charge of attempted murder. jeff paul leads our coverage this hour live in boulder. what will happen in a few moments now? >> most importantly this will be the first time we see the suspected shooter since police arrested him for shooting and killing 10 people at the grocery store. we aren't expecting any new details in the case or for the suspect to even enter a plea. this is purely a formality of the judicial process. ahmad al aliwi alissa we'll hear the charges, 10 counts of first degree murder and read his rights. a crucial step in the investigation but for the boulder community their focus is still on the victims. hundreds gathered for candlelight vigil. at times standing in silence to mourn the loss. the uncle for one of the victims says losing her creates a hole in their family that will never be filled. >> her life was cut short unfortunately by the events the other day. saddened that she didn't get to experience motherhood, she didn't get to experienc

he has been identified as 21-year-old ahmad al aliwi alissa.faces ten counts of first-degree murder and we have coverage from boulder including correspondent david begnaud on the investigation and we will start with jonathan vigliotti and stay with the families of those we lost. good morning to you. >> this is the patrol car officer talley used to drive to the scene on monday. it's parked outside of the police department where it's part of a growing memorial and when you look at it it's hard not to think of the nine other victims, the people talley tried to save who also didn't make it home. >> he was a really smart kid. he was training to be an airline pilot. he wanted to be a commercial airline pilot. that was his dream. >> to dean shiller, 20-year-old denny stong was just getting started. he was a good boulder kid. he was a little bit sheltered. we go about our lives thinking we can trust society to take care of us and he was definitely one of those people. he definitely trusted and was super friendly and helpful. >> the two had spent monday

sophie: this man, the 21-year-old ahmad alissa, was taken into custody with leg injues.n investigation is now underway with officers at local, state and federal level determined to find out why this act of violence was unleashed in the neighborhood grocery store. there have been a lull in mass killings during the pandemic with last year seeing the fewest such attacks in more than a decade. but now, another american community mt come to terms with the agony of another mass shooting. sophie long, bbc news. laura: now in other news, a full jury has been selected in the u.s. for the high-profile trial of erakovic, the former police officer facing murder charges over the death of george floyd. they can two weeks to choose the jury. many potential jurors have been dismissed for having strong views on the issue. mr. floyd was declared dead after derek chauvin was on his neck for nearly nine minutes. china and russia have criticized some western countries for what they say is interference in their domestic affairs. the joint attack came during a visit to china by russia's foreig

as ahmad knows this well he says a mob killed his uncle when he returned to pakistan from the u.k. . achmad in costume are desperate to protect their family but they have exhausted all legal remedies for now there is little they can do just wait and hope they won't be on the next plane. oh as for a loser from what i saw from the reporter who filed that report luisa we understand the plane carrying the porteous left germany for pakistan today without the family you've been in touch with them doesn't mean they can stay well exactly as you said there's a nest. by this time here in 3 people who were deported from the family you don't you could wake up in their own beds say has just landed a few hours in islamabad. but what a family it's just another round of weights in. the states is racist faces in general is still only tolerated it means they don't have the asylum here and they can be at the border and try and that's. around 550. from your research how likely is it that the ahmadi or deportees all those from other minority religions will experience serious home upon their return to pak

shooting and killing 10 people at a colorado grocery store making his first court appearance. 21 year-old ahmad alissa did not enter any pleas. he's charged with 10 counts of first degree murder and one count of attempted murder in connection to the mass shooting on monday at that boulder supermarket. his lawyers told the judge they need more time to assess their client's mental health but did not give any more details. prosecutors plan to file more charges in the next few weeks. california lawmakers and district attorneys are currently at odds over to controversial senate bills that would change the definition of a violent crime and how it would be punished. they were both introduced by state senator nancy skinner sb 81 would reduce time behind bars people convicted of nonviolent crimes and sp 82 clarifies. the difference is between a theft and a robbery under certain circumstances. some district attorney say these 2 bills pose a major problem citing the rise of attacks against the asian community. >> the senate bill 82 would cause a robbery, a stronger we to be reduced to a petty theft. so al

her father was 61 years old who would want her to be strong for her grant daughter. 21-year-old ahmad alissa has been charged and is due in court tomorrow and faces ten counts of first-degree murder. emily geffen, an employee of the store says she was outside on a smoke brake when the shooting began. >> we heard this like pop, pop, pop, pop, and she just like grabbed on to me and hid under my arm. >> both were able to escape without getting hurt. there's no word yet on a motive, but police say they have seen no evidence of terrorism or a hate crime. >>> happening now, janitors in san francisco today walking off the job. hundreds of janitors striking outside of several buildings in the city, like the salesforce tower demanding safer working conditions. that strike expected to last three days. this comes after an eight-month long stalemate in real estate businesses who own buildings in the city and failed to negotiate and during the negotiations reached a new contract. supervisor matt haney also joining that strike in solidarity saying as restrictions are easing these janitors are impor

this man, 21—year—old ahmad al aliwi alissa, a resident of a suburb of denver, was taken into custodys now under way, with officers at local, state and federal level determined to find out why this act of violence was unleashed at a neighbourhood grocery store. there had been a lull in mass killings during the pandemic, with last year seeing the fewest such attacks in more than a decade. but now, another american community must come to terms with the agony of another mass shooting. sophie long, bbc news. "it is massive and it is devastating" — that was the assessment today from the un after a huge fire at the rohingya refugee camp in bangladesh. the desperate searches for loved ones is continuing. at least 15 people have died, at least 400 people remain missing. 16,000 have been displaced. rajini vaityanathan has the latest. each pillar marks out what was once a makeshift hut. these smouldering remains are all that's left for thousands of refugees — this cramped and congested camp now reduced to ash. this woman lost her home in the fire. "my two sons are missing. "i'm looking for them

that's the definition of america here. 21 year-old suspect ahmad alyssa a former high school wrestler from nearby arvada. >> he is in custody and faces 10 counts. >> a first degree murder and we're going to do everything in our power to make sure the suspect. has a thorough. >> trial. the shooting in boulder and idyllic university town just northwest of denver is the latest of 3 mass shootings over the last 22 years in colorado. it is the second such shooting in the u.s. in less than a week. we are heartbroken. absolutely heartbroken. >> the pain. and the anguish. and so many in our community and across our state. our feeling today. >> the suspect will be scheduled now for his first appearance on thursday ken and catherine. >> bruce, i know we don't have a motive yet, but it sounds like they're learning a little bit more about the convicted of a misdemeanor assault, for example, in 2018 and the other details surface an. >> i in the hospital. obviously under supervision this morning. then went to jail 1049. this morning after suffering a gunshot wound. in the shooting yesterday. also,