the lead in the albuquerque journal tonight is this, the albuquerque police department has arrested solomon pena an unsuccess candidate for the house district 14 seat in connection with the shootings at local democratic politicians' homes. chief harold medina said pena, an unsuccessful candidate in the 2022 election is accused of conspiring with and paying four other men to shoot at the homes of two county commissioners and two state legislators. again, that shows that they are connecting him to four of the six shootings that they have been investigating. they're saying that they are not connecting him and these men he believe -- they believe he hired. he is albuquerque's mayor speaking tonight after the arrest was announced. >> this situation today, i think, obviously points out that these shootings were orchestrated, they were dangerous attacks not only to these individuals, which is personally the most terrifying for them, but fundamentally also to democracy. that is why this is so terrible. this type of radicalism is a threat to our nation and it has made its way to our doorstep right h

. >> albuquerque, new mexico.ands of people come here every fall to watch the colorful hot air balloons sail through the desert sky. for others, it is just a pit stop as they continue their track on to santa fe. but for some, it is a place for new beginnings. >> you could just throw a dart at the map, and it is their, pretty. much >> this is don fluitt's you under brother, born and raised in california, they grew up close. two of them, and two sisters. >> we had to rely on each other. when my parents divorced, it was just my mom, so there was a lot of time at home, alone. >> like most siblings, the brothers were competitive. >> they had to outdo each other, constantly. what one did the next one did. >> the brothers fluitt led a hard partying lifestyle, until dennis stopped at age 20. dennis matured, thought his brother could do the same. he urged don to join him in new mexico. >> he was on a dead end trail, not doing anything good or productive so i called him, convinced him to come out here. >> you saw your broth

>> not in albuquerque, new mexico.ry, especially in a situation like this. so no is the short answer. >> district attorney bregman, you, like all of the leaders we've seen, we've carried every press conference that has happened, and you are all exactly what i think americans want in their elected officials, protecting your community and telling the truth and sharing the facts of this case when it is possible to do so with the media. so all of our gratitude to you. thank you so much for making time for us today. >> thank you very much. >>> joining our coverage, barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney, now a law professor at the university of michigan and senior opinion writer for the boston globe, and msnbc contributors. barbara, i almost want to cry. this is exactly, i think, who we all want -- i have no idea what his politics are, but what we all want to know is protecting the rule of law in our city or town or neighborhood, and with absolutely no eye toward partisanship, of course there was no fraud in albuquerque, new

local offials, people -- i was born in albuquerque.here for generations. -- my family has been for generations. my constituents know who i am. they have seen yet the grocery store. if they need to get a hold of me, they can. that is the life of a local official. have detail follow me everywhere? that is not feasible to have that happen. obviously, my vulnerability level was increasedreatly and i certainly have a higher alert cause of my safety and security, and we are doing what we can there, but, younow, other than that, i don't have the answer. the access to guns -anybody can get a gun. we see this everywhere. people don't think twice about using it. i don't have the answer for that. amy: we are going to end with new mexico secretary of state maggie toulouse oliver. if you can comment overall on the climate now? you are the chair of the secretaries of state jenna griswold, secretary of state of neighboring colorado, who lobbied to get bodyguards as well. are we seeing this all over the country, not only for secretaries of state who r

that it ups the nervousness for people outside of albuquerque. it doesn't seem, though, to up the condemnation of the rhetoric or dial back the rhetoric. am i missing something here? >> reporter: what we tend to see is a pattern around these incidents in which after a shooting, particularly a partisan shooting, there's a moment where everybody comes out and condemns the rhetoric and they condemn it with language that says like we condemn hateful and inciting rhetoric on both sides. you tend to hear that kind of language after a shooting when it involves particularly a member of congress or violence against a member of congress. but this is an increasing challenge and has been for years. since i have been covering congress, the new chief of the capitol police talks about how he's trying to pivot this agency to be a protection agency for members that operate mrs. like the secret service and less like a local police department because that's the specific nature of the challenge they are facing and the rhetoric isn't being turned down. so the securit

teams moving in 24 hours ago in albuquerque. officials saying the failed republican politician was an election denier, who police say hired those four hitmen, paying them with cash and providing them with weapons. >> these shootings were orchestrated. they were dangerous attacks not only to these individuals, but fundamentally also to democracy. >> reporter: the targets, two state legislators and two county commissioners. officials say the plot was fueled by pena's anger over his loss for that state house seat. he'd reportedly been in state prison for seven years for burglary. a judge allowing him to run for office. >> he had complaints about his election, he felt it was rigged. he's an election denier. he doesn't want to accept the results of the election. >> reporter: the first shooting was on december 4th, when authorities say county commissioner adriann barboa's home was struck repeatedly by gunfire. telling us today -- >> my home was shot up, four shots directly through my front door, right through my living room, where jus

it was just surreal. >> reporter: pena was arrested by an albuquerque s.w.a.t.nday, initially getting their break af accomplices in pena's car and found guns, cash and 800 fentanyl pills inside. police believe pena met one of his accomplices during a seven-year prison term he served for running a burglary ring. new mexico state senator lynda lopez was one of pena's alleged targets. bullets ripped through her 10-year-old daughter's bedroom, debris falling on the girl's head. >> what have i wrought on my family? i'm still wondering why me? why us? >> reporter: solomon pena lost his 2022 election in a landslide. but up until his arrest this week, his social media feed was littered with false election fraud claims. and one of those leaders pena allegedly targeted said election denialism is a threat to democracy and to the safety of public officials. norah? >> some details. all right. scott macfarlane, thank you so much. >>> back here in washington, embattled freshman lawmaker george santos is facing new accusations that he stole money from a disabled veteran who was

the suspected master mind behind a series of shootings targeting democratic lawmakers near albuquerque, new mexico, turns out we learned he visited the homes of some of those officials weeks before the attacks according to authorities and some of those targeted officials themselves. we're talking about a supporter of former president trump now in police custody. he lost his state house race in november. a defeat he says was the result of election fraud. we have just heard from the new mexico secretary of state who says there was no fraud in that state's election. that these claims are false. it was a 50-point landslide loss and police say that might have been the motivation for these attacks which happened at the homes and businesses of four state politicians. here's what one of those lawmakers told katy tur not too long ago. >> he also came to my front door after elections, pretty aggressive. i didn't feel threatened necessarily at the time, but he was speaking a little erratic and pretty aggressive. >> i want to bring in nbc's garrett haake and vaughn hillyard. we knew this suspect h

news has learned police are now investigating a possible fifth shooting incident at the private albuquerque law office of state senator on january 5th. >> it was surreal. i'm literally within minutes of reading the news article about my colleagues, there is a shooting, it was surreal. >> pena was arrested by an albuquerque sweat team on monday i did -- getting their break after pulling over one of pena accomplices in pena's car. they found gun, cash and 800 fentanyl pills inside. police believe pena and met one of his accomplices during a seven year prison term he served for running a burglary ring, a new mexico state senator lopez was one of the alleged target, bullets rip threud her ten year old daughter's bedroom, debris falling on the girl's head. >> what have i brought on my family. i still am wondering why me. why us. >> solomon pena lost his 2022 election in a landslide. but up until his arrest this week, his social media feed was littered with false election fraud claims and one of those leaders pena allegedly targeted said election denialism is a threat to democracy and to the safe

it was just surreal. >> reporter: pena was arrested by an albuquerque sweat team on monday, initiallyng their break after police pulled over one of pena accomplices in pena's ca. they found guns, cash, and 800 fentanyl pills inside. police believe pena met one of his accomplices during a seven- year prison term he served for running a burglary ring. new mexico state senator linda lopez was one of pena's alleged targets. bullets ripped through her ten- year-old daughter's bedroom, debris falling on the girl's head. >> what have i brought on my family? i still am wondering, why me? why us? >> reporter: solomon pena lost his 2022 election in a landslide. but, up until his arrest this week, his social media feed was littered with false election fraud claims. and, one of those leaders pena allegedly targeted said election denialism is a threat to democracy and to the safety of public officials. norah. >> o'donnell: some details, all right, scott macfarlane, thank you so much. let's turn now to the war in ukraine. officials near the capitol city of kyiv are investigating the cause of a heli

may then same present the same time people began as a political cry escalated said albuquerque police chief. all hired guns all hired guns .2 a greater threat. the warden says he wanted the shootings to be more aggressive. to ensure better target acquisition. >> people are sister station about this. i am pissed about it. what we're about, democracy. you cannot shoot guns at someone's house just to terrorize them because elected official. you have crazy election denying motivation behind. unacceptable. >> district attorney says, "so pissed about this one that he plans to personally prosecute this case himself." we did hear back from defense attorney. she says right now these charges are accusations and that there is a presumption of innocence. she says she will fully dependant through this process. >>> bring in former wisconsin district management, wisconsin firm, nicaea. statement from attorney. charges are merely accusations. he has a presumption of innocence. of course, we all do in american justice criminal system.talking about charges. accused of having someone is to shootings.doe

. >>> the "albuquerque journal" says a former new mexico republican legislative candidate was arrestedon with sho shootings at politicians' homes. sources say solomon painy was angry about losing in november and made baseline claims that the election was rigged. shots were fired at homes in december. he allegedly shot at one home himself and hired others to pull the trigger on his behalf. >> this type of radicalism is a threat to our nation, and it has made its way to our doorstep right here in albuquerque, new mexico. >> no one was injured in the shootings. >>> and "the dallas morning news" said the cowboys eliminated tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers from the playoffs. dak prescott threw for four touchdown passes and ran for one more in last night's 31-24 playoff victory. it the was the cowboys' first postseason road win in 30 years. it was also the first time the 45-year-old brady has ever lost to dallas. cowboys kicker brett maher made history, becoming the first player to ever miss four extra points in a game. >>> well, still to come, fans of k-dramas, get ready to stream. th

and i think about people like those people in albuquerque.e of those people were election officials. they were officiating and certifying election results, rightly so, just carrying out their duties. and now their lives are being threatened. you know, that woman's daughter was at the house. i think about people like that. this is a long-standing trend that we're seeing here. the rise that's directly related to the lies and propaganda that is being pushed out there. i mean, people are believing these election deniers. i mean, look at what happened. let's go back to cesar sayak, remember him? he was sending out the pipe bombs to people, he was sending out the -- where did that start? well, it started with the fake news narrative from someone sitting in the oval office, attacking the media, right. and next thing you know, pipe bombs are being sent to cnn. or i guess the demonization of political opponents. they were sent to political figures. this is an endless trend that we're seeing continue. where does it end? it ends in violence. >> peter, t

the democratic mayor of albuquerque called the shootings dangerous to democracy.we don't always agree with our elected officials, but that should never ever lead to violence. >> no one was hit in any of the shootings. >> and one of the shootings, peÑa went along himself. his gun malfunctioned. another shooter with him open fire. >>> the white house investigation into the handling of classified materials for the white house as they immediately turned over documents to the archives and notified the doj. the fbi executed a search warrant to recover more than 100 documents from former president trump's mar-a-lago home after denying repeated requests to turn them over. in both cases, the doj has assigned a special counsel to see if there was any criminal wrongdoing. >> the same amount of agents investigating this that are investigating president trump? is it the same push behind it? it just does not seem fair. >> this is an ongoing legal process. this is why i say we are just not going to comment from here. >> the white house says it is reviewing oversight letters from

. >> tim keller, mayor of albuquerque. quick points, we are suffering from the same things you mention. retention, we took all the money we were spending on recruiting and we pay officers to stay. so for what it's worth, $2000 a month in the city of albuquerque for them to stay an extra five years, that has helped our retention 100%. it's not the best, i would much rather recruit new folks, but if i get five more years out of a 20-year officer, i will take it. so something maybe to think about. a question for the panel, -- around alternative policing, albuquerque is way off the deep end, we have 100 social workers who take 911 calls 24/7. it has taken 20,000 calls out of our 911 queue away from the police department last year. about, -- but, as you scale these ideas, our problem with this kind of scale is actually around liability. we've got 911 operators who are afraid to refer calls to that department, we have a transport problem, these are civilians, social workers, they don't have the resources for that. so i would ask

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. >> reporter: according to the "albuquerque journal," pena spent several years in prison for a smashme in 2008, and that felony conviction hung over his political career. albuquerque police have not said what crimes he will be charged with but only said it would be several state crimes. we reached out to pena's campaign to see if they have anything to say about this, but no word yet. a bizarre story here out west. >>> and then a class action suit filed by tesla shareholders against elon musk. musk cited a deal that never materialized. cnbc's morgan joins me. where does tesla stock stand right now? >> tesla shares right now, despite the fact that all eyes are on san francisco and the beginning of the suit, are trading higher this morning. let me take you back more than four years, lindsey. august 7th, 2018. this is the date of the now infamous tweet fromelon musk. funding secured. the stocks shot up. when reports emerged over the coming days that perhaps the $72 billion deal was not so secure, it plummeted. in the class action suit, they are alleging musk's tweets costs investors bill

the albuquerque journal reports he served seven years in prison for a burglary scheme. the search for a suspect or suspects continues after a mass shooting at a martin luther king day event in south florida. eight people were wounded, one critically, after gunfire erupted in fort pierce more than 1000 people were in the area. the incident started off as some sort of disagreement. officials described the mayhem when they reached the scene. as our deputies were arriving chaos there. there were people laying behind cars laying behind anything they could lay behind. it's kind of hard to tell who is a victim and who was just hiding at that point. four other people , including a child, were injured in the chaos. after the shooting. we turn now to washington and the white house, firing back at republicans claiming claiming hypocrisy in the classified documents, scandals surrounding president biden and now the white house confirms president biden's home where some of the documents were found, does not have a visitor log something republicans had requested. as part of their inve

way to our doorstep, right here in albuquerque, new mexico. but i know here we are going to push back and we will not allow this to cross the threshold. fundamentally at the end of the day, this was about a right wing radical, an election denier who was arrested today, and someone who did the worst imaginable thing you can do when you have a political disagreement, which is turn that to violence. that should never be the case. >> pena's first target was adrian balboa who said she discovered the gunshots at her home on december 4th after returning from christmas shopping. she spoke with "cnn this morning" moments ago. >> when politicians at our highest level of government continue to make threats and violence a regular part of public discourse, it has real impacts on our democracy and our real lives. shots came through my home, just where hours before i had been playing with my granddaughter. it has been painful to be a brand-new grandma and my daughter does such a great job bringing her over and for the last month and a half hasn't because of

this happened in albuquerque. two bronze statues of walt and jesse in the albuquerque convention center. and it happened this summer. they're great looking. >> jimmy: really well done. did you pose for those? >> they took -- from pictures. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> can you imagine posing that long? >> jimmy: well, i don't know. yeah, i don't know. maybe they just get a sketch, then they go. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know how it works. you're going to believe this, there is not a bronze statue of me in las vegas. yeah, there's - n'br >> but you did have a gold ball. >> jimmy: i did. [ laughter and applause ] >> but no longer, jimmy! >> jimmy: so that's at the convention center? >> you have a bowl game named after you. >> jimmy: that's true. i did have a bowl game named -- yeah. >> so greedy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maybe the meat bowl next, that would be fun. it's funny to me, though that they would have this, because -- >> why is that funny, jimmy? >> jimmy: i mean, you're meth dealers. [ laughter ] like, rocky in phil

jake, what we keep hearing again and again from the elected officials who were targeted here in albuquerque is that the larger problem, this attack on democracy and election denialism at the highest levels of american government, that problem is not solved, but at least this immediate local crisis, they hope, is over for now. solomon pena now enters a criminal process, his first court appearance is tomorrow. >> kyung lah in albuquerque, new mexico, thank you so much. >>> joining me now to discuss is outgoing republican governor larry hogan of maryland. today is his last full day on the job. governor, good to see you. >> thank you for having me, jake. >> i want to start with this horrible story out of new mexico, trepublican candidate pushed election lies, accused of orchestrating shootings at homes of other candidates, innocent until proven guilty, but four lawmakers targeted violently, is this part of a larger problem, do you think? >> it sure sounds like it is. i mean, it is the inevitable end result of what has been years and years of toxic, angry, divisive politics i've been kind of tal

well, tonight albuquerque police and elsewhere press conference that they have a suspect in custody, who they believe may be connected to the shootings. they say the man under the age of 50, and they say he's actually in custody and different, charges unrelated to the shootings, but they believe he's connected to the shootings, targeting democrats. targeting democrats, including the incoming new mexico speaker of the house. police see all of us said at this press conference, that they have now recovered a firearm, a gun that they believe was used, and at least one of the shootings targeting new mexico democratic lawmakers, again, that is just breaking tonight from albuquerque, we will let you know more about that as we learn more. tonight, in a state of georgia, all eyes are on the prosecutors office, in fulton county, or special ground jury has now completed is, where after eight months of ravine evidence, and hearing testimony from dozens of witnesses, the special grand jury convened at fulton county, today gave the fulton county prosecutors office accommodations on whether crimina

nobody has been hurt in any of these incidents but albuquerque police say they are working around theeos are asked to come forward and contact albuquerque police or crimestoppers. kate? >>> coming up, what you need to know about a new alzheimer's know about a new alzheimer's drug just approved by the fda. yoyou go by lolots of titltl. veteraran, dad, hahair stylis. so a adding a ststudent title might feelel daunting.g. nanational uniniversity isis e to supupport all y your title. nationonal universrsity. supppporting thehe whole you. >>> as we wrap up the first week of 2023, new year's resolutions are already being put to the test. we're going to take a look, though, at a new trend that is taking off right now called slow living, and it encourages people, as you might expect, to slow down and be more intentional with their time. joining us now editor in chief for very well mind and licensed psychotherapist amy morrin. i know it's on tiktok, it sounds like a real social media thing. what is slow living? >> instead of setting giant goals for ourselves and feeling like we have to hustle

again, that news just breaking tonight from albuquerque. police will let you know more on that as we learn more. >>> tonight, in the state of georgia, all eyes are on the prosecutor's office in fulton county, where a special grand jury has now concluded its work after eight months of reviewing the evidence and hearing testimony from dozens of witnesses, the special grand jury convened in fulton county. today, they gave the fulton county prosecutor's office their recommendation on whether criminal charges should be brought against people who participated in the efforts to falsify the results of the presidential election of 2020. more on this coming up this hour. obviously, this is a potentially historic undertaking. never before in the history of the united states has a former president been charged with a crime. that is a distinct possibility for former president trump in the storage investigation, the report of the special grand jury there is in, the report of the special grand jury is not public, we are not sure when it will be made publi

according to the albuquerque police department, he paid four men in cash to shoot at the homes of two county commissioners and state legislators. he was arrested by a swat team monday. inland the albuquerque mayor described saying -- "the new york times" is revealing some republican insiders knew over a year ago that then republican congressional candidate, and now congressman, george santos had made up much of his resume, including his educational background, employment history, and religion. santos' lies were exposed when his campaign did a routine background report on him but the findings were not made public. during his run, santos would go on to pick up key endorsements including kevin mccarthy who is now the house speaker. on monday, new york republican congressmember nick lalota called on the department of justice and the federal elections commission to freeze any money left in santos's campaign account due to fraudulent activity. it recently came to light that one of santos' aides impersonated kevin mccarthy's chief of staff in fundraising efforts. on monday, mccarthy admitted

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the albuquerque police department released photos they say they recovered from pena's phone.ow him posing with guns. driving in a car with another man. there's the gun photo. there's the one of him in the car with another man. the significance of these photos? >> well, it clearly puts some of the folks together. it clearly shows the kind of weaponry that was being used. it clearly shows a certain mentality here we're dealing with. it's not just that. for example, all the social media postings. i mean, it's clear this has been politically motivated in every way shape and form. it's unacceptable. >> why is this so important, you said you're going to prosecute this yourself? why is this so important to you? >> listen, every act of violence is unacceptable in albuquerque and tin this office can career prosecutors do an excellent job about that. frankly the community is pissed off about this stuff, and so am i. i took this job that -- i love being in the courtroom and i was going to prosecute some cases. this is an important case for the community. we can't have elected officials

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the mayor says this type of radicalism is a threat to our nation and made it to your doorstep in albuquerqueepresents? >> it's disheartening to see we have public officials and at times people question, you know, there's some individuals always say why did the albuquerque police devote so many resource these this investigation and nobody had been killed? i looked at it as a threat to our democracy. we elect individuals to represent the people. these individuals who are representing the people don't always have 4/7 protection from law enforcement. they don't have dignitary protection with them at all times or ever and in this case we took it seriously because we're just getting ready to open our legislatic session and know it is an important session in terms of crime, the amount of funding and we're looking to take big steps forward and the last thing we wanted was individuals feeling that they couldn't do their job or push the legislation forward out of a fear of somebody hurting them. >> yeah, well, chief, thank you so much for your time. i appreciate it. we'll continue to follow this inves

. >>> this morning police in albuquerque are looking at five shootings that are possibly connected andmocrat elected officials. the most recent shooting involves the former campaign office of new mexico's attorney general. >> it's very scary. you know, as a mom, it's just -- it's something that you never want to experience. >> right through the front door, five shots straight through the front door, my front window. went straight all the way through my house, through my living room. my back window. >> both my husband and i just sat up because of this noise. it felt like somebody was using their fist to pound on our door. >> it's very disturbing that we have -- that people think it's okay or they feel emboldened to do things like this. >> lucy has reporting on this and joins us live this morning. that is very scary. five different incidents. >> reporter: yeah, poppy, good morning. not as good of a morning in albuquerque where detectives are investigating these multiple incidents where homes of leaders have been targeted in the past month. all five are democrats. the shootings all taking

segÚn la policÍa de albuquerque es acusado de contratar a cuatro hombres para los tiroteos.roteos como vemos en este vÍdeo, peÑa se acercÓ a una casa en donde vivÍa la ex demÓcrata. dÍas despuÉs su casa recibiÓ 12 impactos de bala. peÑa estuvo en prisiÓn en el pasado por robo segÚn la policÍa. autoridades revelaron que participÓ directamente en el tiroteo contra la casa de la senadorademÓcrata estatal de nuevo mÉxico linda lÓpez. ella estaba en ese momento en su casa y cuatro de los disparos impactaron en el cuarto de la niÑa. para arrestado por varios cargos de delito grave relacionados a cuatro tiroteos. mujer de raza blanca acusada de apuÑalar a un universitario de origen asiÁtico en un autobÚs en indiana, aceptÓ que lo habÍa hecho por motivos raciales. bajo del vehÍculo y huyÓ pero finalmente la detuvieron. dijo que atacÓ al estudiante por ser chino y serÍa una persona menos que perjudicarÍa a estados unidos. jorge: la madre de tres hijos que desapareciÓ hace semanas y las autoridades acusaron a su esposo de dar informaciÓn falsa sobre su desapariciÓn en massachusetts. >

the district attorney here in albuquerque says he will be prosecuting this personally, it is a personalews this as a defense of democracy. >> this kind of violence, carrying out your politics or election denying, whatever it might be, with acts of violence, shooting firearms into homes is unacceptable. we're going to do everything we can to bring all the individuals involved, including mr. pena, to justice. we're going to take care of this in a way to make sure we're doing everything we can. this is an attack on the entire community, right? >> reporter: he'll be inside the courtroom, as it is a familiar setting for pena, as he is a convicted for -- >>> a man is accused of trying to kidnap a woman by pulling her through a drive-up window. >> take a look at the surveillance. as the barista hands the suspect the change, he's trying to use a zip tie. she fortunately was able to fight him off. he was taken into custody at his home yesterday. >> that really is terrifying. >>> a live stream captured announcers at a high school basketball game in oklahoma ducking for cover, and people running f

. >>> a big break in the mystery shootings targeting democratic officials in albuquerque. police announced an arrest. >>> the most wanted mafia boost. how he hid in plain sight from police. >>> good morning. welcome to our viewers here in the united states around around the world, i'm christine romans. the search for classified documents connected to president biden may not be over this morning. cnn says there could be more searches of other locations. arlitt saens has more. >> reporter: president biden refusing to answer questions. >> are you going to talk to the special counsel. >> reporter: the president is frustrated. this as more details about the classified documents at his wilmington, delaware, home come to light. bi biden's personal attorneys searching a room found one page of classified material. over the weekend the president's white house lawyer revealing he traveled to delaware on thursday evening and five additional pages with classification markings were discovered. it's the latest example of a shifting narrative of a white house on defense now referring all

candidates in new mexico has been arrested in connection with a series of shootings, a police in alga albuquerque allege that 39 year old solomon pen. yeah. paid for men to shoot at the homes of for state officials, all of them democrats, lisa, and i have evidence that mister paine, you're also 5 some shots. let me take you back to our top story of the world economic forum that's taking place in davos, switzerland, along with a slowing global economy in climate change. more in ukraine is a major topic of discussion. german chancellor left shoulder is due to address the forum soon in the next few minutes. it's been under growing international pressure to authorize the delivery of heavy german made tanks to ukraine to help keep up with its war effort. i, we can hear now from a ukrainian member of parliament. he was beating in devils yesterday. and i hope to morrow chance. so assaults your, in his address on the world economic forum will announce the germany finally supports their delivery of layer part turns to ukraine. and will take active part in this too, for us to receive no really needed numbe

. >> cnn's kyung lah has more from albuquerque. >> one came right through here and then we've got the rest over here. >> reporter: about a dozen bullets embedded in the outside of debby o'malley's home. >> i was very angry and just disgusted about the whole thing. >> these are significantly sized holes. >> they are. it was so loud. this happened when my husband and i were asleep. >> reporter: o'malley immediately suspected who the gunman might be, this man. >> hi. my name is solomon pena. can i speak with debby o'malley. >> reporter: solomon pena went to her daughter's address and then her home a month before the shooting. this is him on the other side of the fence. >> he seemed agitated. he seemed a little aggressive to me. i didn't consider him a threat then but he was upset that he had lost the election. >> reporter: police arrested him monday in connection with a string of what they call politically motivated shootings of four democratic leaders in new mexico. no one was injured. >> it is believed that he is the mastermind that was behind this. >> reporter: police say he's suspect

in august the santa fe new mexico and the notable history of a candidate for state house seat in albuquerque. the republican nominee for the seat, solomon pangea, had been convicted of 19 felonies and spent almost seven years in prison for being a mastermind of smash-and-grab burglary. naturally, after getting out of prison, solomon pena figured that the best thing for him to do was to run for office as a super maga pro trump candidate. after losing badly, only getting 26% of the vote, he announced just like donald trump, he was not conceding his race. he was researching his options. what he came up with, apparently, was a series of visits to the homes of democratic elected officials in new mexico, where he disputed his election loss with them. one democratic county commissioner tells nbc news that pena came to her house right after the november election, quote, he was at my door, and he was aggressive. he was an election denier. another county commissioner had a similar experience with pena. quote, this guy came to my home. i was concerned about it was very unsettling. he was angry about lo

. >> toco puertas de albuquerque, eso si cuando dispararon en contra de la casa de la senad senadorrada lopez, la r recamara fue impactada , maÑana teiene comnparescencia en corte. >> muchisimas gracias por la i informacion, esta tarde co conocemos noombres, de madre hspana dicen que puede ser m masacre del corimen organizado francisco cuevas nos tiene mas , este nof que el intento de a asustar a la gente, . >> autoridades dicen que no vieron en el nivel d violencia, entre las victimas, esty sua madre de elisa, . >> sabemos que la madre corrio de la ganancia . >> dos sospechosos siguhuyero la zona . >> las victimas eran vecinos de santos, fueron 6 disparos, me refrese despues . >> autoridades encontraron a 5 personas muertas, todas latinas, . >> la masacre fue investigand hace dias, se cree que algunos miembros se uiinvolucradron c pandillas . >> ellos cuando entran a matar a la gente no klles importa l nilÑos, matan a los niÑos, a ancianos, les impotrta poco, ellos funcionan con sangre fria . >> la brutalidad con que fue asesinada la familia tiene a la comunidad aterrorizada, a autor

there was a district court judge in albuquerque who ruled that he was in fact qualified to remain on the ballot. i don't know if the legislature intends to reexamine that. this is someone with a long criminal history. as you noted at the top of your program, this is someone associated with people who were engaged in drug trafficking and have access to some pretty significant weapons. so we're really just at the initial stages of the investigation, trying to understand everyone who was involved, the name of their involvement, the nature of their relationship, and really, how he was able to organize so many people to engage in this concerted and very dangerous act of political violence. >> attorney general, it is really very fortunate that we're not talking about a very different result in terms of any shots being fired more broadly, and what could have happened to those who were targeted. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >>> i want to bring in now one of those officials who was allegedly targeted in these shootings. adrien barr boa. it gives me such pause as so many peop