joining us now is ariel cohen, navan's ceo and cofounder. talk to us about the rebrand and how it is important for b2b and enterprise software companies to integrate chat gpt? angela: -- ariel: i am god to be with your and share with you our new brand and everything we do. it is all designed to support the needs of the company. policy, safety, saving cost. that's very important in a recession. on the other side supporting the employees and really making them part of this. chat gpt ai was always an integral part of our solutions for seven years. really, making sure that employees can book stuff super, super fast, expanded things extremely fast. the recent addition takes it to the next level. i can give you some examples of how much it is becoming more powerful for users and everybody. ed: i really want to know what it is like doing a transaction with open ai. it is a closed profit business. everybody wants access to the underlying algorithms. you had access for a little while. did they charge a lot. it was this the best deal ever in your care

sucediÓ hace 11 meses cuando ariel alexander sÁnchez quien dice que no estuvo involucrado en el pleito escucha cuando le disloca el codo en el brazo izquierdo. >> realmente me atacaron y me acuerdo que caÍ en el suelo y me estaba apretando el cuello atrÁs y mi rodilla, mi cabeza. >> cuando te estaban golpeando pensaste que ibas a morir? >> sÍ. cuando me tumbaron y pensÉ que iba a hacer otra vÍctima que no iba a sobrevivir contando la historia. >> lo mÁs traumÁtico para ariel fue darse cuenta que despuÉs de la golpiza necesitaba una cirugÍa mayor en la pierna derecha, ya que el fÉmur fue frac dorado en varias partes. su sueÑo de ser policÍa del alguacil de san bernardino se desvanecieron. hasta la fecha no puede correr y necesita otra cirugÍa para reemplazar la rodilla. >> toda mi vida me pasaba estudiando para ser sheriff. estaba voluntariamente e con el examen donde estaba teniendo todo el proceso. >> los reportes oficiales informan que ariel fue arrestado por resistirse. >> no podemos dar comentario en este caso porque el caso en este momento estÁ en litigio. >> el abogado muÑoz dice

remember that slutty little ariel? nobody told her drugstores have medicines for those. she taught a generation of young women that you can over come a disability. she was a cartoon mermaid. [ laughter ] i mean -- that's a hard life if she can't stand up. how could she make me a sandwich. >> and then there is the "101 dalmatians," what message did you learn from that? i learned there are better puppies for your coats. they're kind ugly when you think about it. "bambi"

ariel: estaba estudiando para ser sheriff. tomÉ mi bachillerato y mi maestrÍa en seguridad pÚblica.eso. reportera: los informes indican que su cliente fue arrestado... >> no podemos dar detalles porque el caso estÁ en litigio. reportera: los policÍas no fuera retirado de sus puestos y tampoco investigados. asegura que Él entablarÁ la demanda buscando una indemnizaciÓn ppara su cliente de $100,000,000. maity: el superintendente de un distrito escolar de new jersey renunciÓ a su cargo tras el suicidio de una alumna que habÍa sido golpeada brutalmente por otras estudiantes en medio de burlas y acosos. el video de la golpiza circulÓ por internet, generando indignaciÓn y crÍticas al superintendente por el mal manejo del caso. el padre de la vÍctima dijo que su hija fue golpeada 30 veces en el cuello y la espalda. precisamente el aumento de casos de bullying o acoso en las escuelas, expertos ofrecen consejos. ante cualquier indicio de que su hijo sea vÍctima de bullying, se le recomienda actuar de inmediato y alzar la voz, denunciarlo a las autoridades de la escuela e insistir hasta que s

like ariel. [applause] as i travel across texas, -- as i travel across our great state, there's one thing i hear loud and clear -- property taxes are suffocating texans. we must fix that this session. hardworking texans produced the largest budget surplus in texas history. that money belongs to the taxpayers -- to you, the taxpayers. we should return it to you with the largest property tax cut in the history of the state of texas. [applause] working with senator huffman and representative bonnen, we have all proposed using $15 billion to cut property taxes. now we must ensure that it provides lasting property tax relief. to get that done, cutting property taxes is an emergency item this legislative session. [applause] our booming economy and growing population means we must bolster our infrastructure. we began preparing for this over the past decade. and tonight, i'm proud to tell you that we will soon announce a $100 billion plan to build transportation infrastructure in texas. i want to thank s

junior arielle diamond anderson, she loved children, wanted to be a pediatrician. sophomore brian fraser, president of his fraternity. and junior alexandria verner, a popular athlete known for her kindness. tonight, we do have news on this suspect. so far, no known connection to that school. alex perez in east lansing, michigan, tonight. >> reporter: that gunman's rampage unleashing horror and chaos on the campus of michigan state university. >> run! > reporter: tonight, we're learning more about the three msu students killed -- junior arielle diamond anderson, sophomore brian fraser, and junior alexandria verner. the first 911 calls at 8:18 p.m. for shots fired inside berkey hall on campus. >> have an active shooter at 509 east circle drive at berkey hall in msu's campus. >> reporter: authorities identifying the gunman as 43-year-old anthony dwayne mcrae. they say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after an intense hours-long manhunt. student dominik molotky was inside the building when mcrae walked in. >> i heard the gunshot. it must have been right outsid

whose family says she wanted to be a surgeon. >> you want to talk about a little angel, her name is ariellee helps everybody, anybody, at any time. >> our thanks to alex. >>> today also marks exactly five years since the school shooting in parkland, florida, and there have been more than 2,700 mass shootings in this country ever since. with over 14,000 victims. a seemingly endless tide of sorrow which includes the massacre at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, last may. the investigation into how law enforcement responded that day is ongoing and may lead to criminal charges. it's also the focus of a new special in our ongoing series "uvalde 365." abc's john quinones has the preview. >> there were a lot of failures that day. >> 19 children killed along with two teachers. the second-deadliest school shooting in u.s. history. >> we expect our police officers to run toward the danger. and we now know that's not what happened. >> it was treated as a barricaded subject, and instead it should have been treated as an active shooter. that's plain and simple. >> when it came to the moment of tr

ariel anderson, brian frazier and alexandra runner killed in the shooting. five students were injured and we are learning more about some of the survivors. one student is a woman who survived the sandy hook shooting in 2012, now she is a senior at michigan state. >> the fact that the being in both of those places for two mass shootings is unfortunately not as unlikely as we think it is for other people, as well. enough is enough. it needs to end. jobina: authorities believe the suspected gunman had plans to attack other locations in michigan, colorado and new jersey. he had no ties to msu and was found dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wound hours later. after more than half a century in public office, dianne feinstein says she will not seek reelection next year. 89-year-old got her start in politics in san francisco, she was elected to the board of supervisors in 1969 and went on to become the city's first female mayor. her legacy was cemented in 1992 when she became the first female senator elected in california. she is the longest-serving woman in u.s. s

howie bailey, who stars as ariel, shared this new teaser of the film.fans a deeper dive into ariel's world, including prince eric and a brief scene with other mermaids. it also gives us a glimpse of melissa mccarthy as urszula. but we only heard that cackle. did we see semi's? -- some disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: i also said they are casting for roles at the disney parks for how we bailey look-alikes to be ariel. that would be cool. i'm excited. o in traffic this morning. jobina: that's a nice lead-in. things have been ugly throughout this commute. a picture right now from the san mateo bridge food if you're traveling in the westbound direction, we do have a disabled vehicle there that is going to sleep down as you try to make your way into foster city. also, walnut creek has been a mess all morning long due to the deadly crash reported earlier this morning. also, a crash in concord. it just slowed everybody down and really filled in 680. speeds under the limit. we also had an overturned vehicle in livermore that caused a big backup in

among the dead at michigan, junior arielle anderson, who wanted to be a pediatrician. fraser, president of his fraternity. and junior alexandria verner, a talented athlete whose positivity changed lives. >> her smile was massive. her heart was huge. her kindness and compassion were second-to-none. and, you know, to have lost that is tragic. the silver lining to it is that we had 20 years of that from a tremendous young lady. >> reporter: some students here have survived other school shootings, including one in oxford, michigan, just 15 months ago, and the one at sandy hook elementary back in 2012. classes here are canceled until monday. norah? >> norah: oh, roxana. such a community in pain. thank you. well, back here in washington, there is breaking news tonight on that chinese spy balloon. "cbs news" has just learned that u.s. intelligence watched the high-flying airship as it lifted off near china's south coast. that means the u.s. military had been tracking it for nearly a week before it entered u.s. airspace, longer than originally known. cbs's nancy cordes is at t

well, with this, nick is ariel nelson, black, founder of the earbuds podcast collective newsletter.i'm looking at figures from last year in the uk 5% of time spent listening to audio is podcasts. do you think perhaps that this is not to run podcasts down at all, that they need to be treated as a relatively small part of the audio offering, whether it's for spotify or anyone else? i actually thinkjust the opposite. i think spotify has a huge opportunity to bring potential listeners from zero to one, listening to no podcast, to listening to at least one podcast. and that will get more listeners spending more time with audio spoken audio in their ears. i think spotify has the opportunity to use its landscape, to use its apps, to use all of the infrastructure that it has to bring more potential listeners into the fold. i think the key is that daniel ek has sort of implied that he sees spotify�*s podcasting mission as mature now, that it should be evidencing its successes now. i think the key is that daniel ek has sort of implied that he sees spotify's podcasting mission as mature now, t

houses are flooded at high tide, but our re put gentle, one of the plaintiffs is determined to stay. arielle k. r. a scar since the constant thudding began in 2019. it's been difficult to get teen water. we used to rely on this fresh water well, but now it's even unusable for dish washing elmira. look at them with the latter that the local environmental advocacy group, while he which backs the islanders alongside a swiss and a german and g o is optimistic regarding the lawsuit. a similar environmental case against shell in the netherlands has recently been one, but they are preparing for a legal battle that could rack on for years. no uncle cuddled under the whole sham won't go bankrupt. we only demand 3 things come, mitigation, adaptation and loss or damage. can. this means that we want to provide corrections to the existing production mode, not to bankrupt it. the for islanders are suing for $14000.00 euros in lawson damages to be shared amongst them. a comparatively small amount, but for fishermen must act, fearing it would make a huge difference. sadler self. so that's honestly america,

s. president joe biden has said 3 ariel object shut down by the you as this week will likely not chinese was by balloon authorities believe they were privately owned balloons that weren't conducting surveillance. raj washington says that a much larger object, though, shut down earlier in the month, was sent i beijing to spy on the you, us. i just, one year ago, leaders mash at the munich security conference to discuss the war they hoped would never happen and made all the global security concerns. ukraine is set to dominate this year's conference. as the anniversary of vladimir putin's invasion nears at last year's munich security conference, there was still a glimmer of hope that russia wouldn't attack ukraine as ukrainian president vladimir zalinski appealed for support. with the high ranking audience in munich, rushes president vladimir putin was amassing thousands of troops at ukraine's borders. all hope was gone just 5 days later, when russian tanks rolled into ukraine, one year on russia's war against give is set to be the main topic of debate at the munich security conference. whe

s. president joe biden has spoken about the chinese balloon saga and the 3 other unknown ariel objects shut down by us fighter jets in recent days. it all started when a gigantic white balloon suspected to be a chinese valence device. was shot down in early february, putting north american security forces on high alert. now since then, 3 other much smaller objects was spotted over canada, and the u. s. states of alaska and michigan now they were felt down as well. here's what president biden had to say. we don't yet know exactly what these 3 objects were, but nothing, nothing right now suggest they were related to china, spar balloon program, or there were surveillance vehicles from other any other country intelligence cameras. kern assessment is that these 3 objects for most likely balloons tied to private companies. recreation or research institutions studied whether or conducting other scientific research. he w. washington correspondent mikaela. christina followed joe biden speech for us. so finally a word from the president on those balloons. the 1st one, the united states says tha

thanedar: arielle diamond anderson. brian fraser. alexandria verner. the lives of these three students were brutally taken from us this month on the campus of michigan state university. arielle anderson, brian fraser were students at schools in my district. although this tragedy has personal significance for me today, it is a sad truth that until our country recognizes the sickness of gun violence, we will continue to have tragedies like this. these incidents are all too common in this country. we as congress must ensure and demand that these atrocities never happen again. it is past due that we pass sensible gun laws that expand safe storage regulations and reform red flag laws and improve access to mental health care. we can't keep living like this. we must act now. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gen

arielle anderson was a junior, also from the detroit area. family tells local station wxyz she loves children and wanted to be a pediatrician. alexandria verner was in her junior year and came from the small town of clawson, michigan. the clawson school superintendent called her an excellent student who played three sports and took part in school leadership groups. >>> the u.s. house representative for east lansing says it will be a long time before the school recovers. alyssa slotkin says she spoke with students and parents who were terrified by what happened. she says many students stayed holed up in their rooms after the shooting, and the campus has been quiet. >> 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 550,000 students here. it's a traumatic thing that's going take a while to get over. >> meantime, one survivor of the oxford high school mass shooting was forced to relive her trauma all over again on monday. 15 months ago,

he landed, one of the hardest tricks in ariel's king, called the hurricane, ending himself record will huffs and finally, the world's oldest dog has been honored by beacon his book of world records. meat bobby bought more than 3 decades ago in a village in portugal. as of saturday, he is 30 years old and 269 days old. beating a record set by an australian dog in the 19 thirty's. bobby's breed normally has a life expectancy of 12 to 14 years. and he still loves to go for walks, but he is not up for learning new tricks mostly because the dogs tie it with will. so i we have next is that super food all climate, cathy with not just another day so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day and.

. >> fernando de 5 años, adrián, lluvia bryan gabriel y ariel, murieron el 2022 . >> bryan a un año de00 millas por hora . >> me hablaron y me decía, me confirmaron que son ellos los fallecidos . >> los días fueron eternos, a un año de la tragedia, finalmente plantaron un árbol en el parque, . >> ellos jugaron e hablaron y después lukas klostermann impactaron . >> el conductor responsable murió después del accidente los padres quieren perdonarlo . >> es mejor perdonar, no puedes vivir envenenado con tu odio . >> con gran amor salieron adelante, y buscan ya ser padres . >> no pierden la esperanza de volver a ser madre . >> espero de todo coraozn que dios me de la bendición, y así no calmar mi dolor seguir y volver a amar a alguien . >> volver a amar a alguien como amó a sus hijos . >> el perdón y el amor para sanar, increíble lección de vida . >> y el padre de (inentendible) el joven piloto federico gutiérrez, ousmane dembélé,andó al piloto que chocó con su hijo, el hombre iba al mando en porsche, resultaron herido y teniendo este accidente, el padre del joven fallecido demandó al hombr

ariel sÁnchez lleva ocho meses con su puesto de regalo y no le tocÓ una situaciÓn mientras le roban cuandode unos areportar estos crÍmenes a la policÍa sin miedo, tienen que reportarlo. >>> a lo mejor no pase nada, una acera... >>> el dÍa de hoy aprendimos sobre un accidente que ocurre en sacramento, donde a un vendedor ambulante le robaron a plena luz del dÍa, le roba un peluche de 50 dÓlares, y se dio al fuga, el vendedor tratÓ de detenerlo, pero no pudo. rafael nos cuenta que no lo reportÓ a la policÍa por temor, que no deberÍan tener. >>> tienen derecho si tuvieron que ir al hospital y generar un viles mÉdico le puede ayudar el fiscal. >>> desde sacramento. >>> en el condado de santa cruz el muelle de (nombre en inglÉs) serÁ demolido la prÓxima semana. posterior a la tormenta de enero los ingeniores consideran que podrÍa colapsar en cualquier momento. hoy se llevÓ a cabo una ceremonia por la histÓrica escultura, el evento incluyÓ un evento benÉfico para los afectados en el aÑo nuevo. este video es del mes pasado y muestra la destrucciÓn en el muelle capitola. se dio la orden de tumbarl

the students killed have been identified as ariel brian frazier and alexandria verner. a memorial is growing on michigan state campus for the 3 students who were killed. family and friends say ariel, a junior was a student athlete pushing to graduate early, to become a surgeon as quickly as possible. and then brian, a sophomore was the president of michigan state's chapter of phi delta theta fraternity. alexandria. she was a junior studying integrated biology and anthropology. investigators have identified the gunman as 43 year-old anthony. ray, he shot and killed himself after police confronted him about 5 miles away from campuses. so far investigators have said the gunmen had no affiliation with the school, but had a previous gun violation. they are still trying to find out why he went on last night's deadly shooting spree. >> your local election headquarters in the race is officially on to become the next u.s. senator from california. all because of this tweet, senator dianne feinstein announcing this morning she will not seek reelection in 2024. so far. we know have

jr., arielle anderson helped to be a pediatrician. brian fraser was president of his fraternity. alexandria verner was a talented athlete. they want this to be a wake-up call for gun control. >> we tell our kids, it is going to be okay. we say that all the time. but the truth is, words are not good enough. >>> investigators say the affiliation with the school. police are still looking for a motive they will go live to east lansing in our next half hour. >>> a ransomware attack has sparked a local state of emergency in oakland. city leaders say they have taken several systems off-line to try to minimize the damage. it began last week. the city is not revealing what has been hit, but it says 911 emergency systems and financial data are not impacted. the city has not disclosed what the hackers are demanding. >>> elon musk says he may be able to have a pic of his successor at twitter by the end of the year, while speaking virtually to a world government summit in dubai. he said he is looking for the right person to stabilize the organization. he is stepping down as ceo, based on the

ariel anderson, cuyo sueÑo era ser cirujana, y brian fraser, un destacado lÍder de una fraternidad.como si fuera una pelÍcula de terror, alguien allÁ afuera atacando a las personas. paulina: en las Últimas horas se realizÓ un homenaje en ese plantel universitario en el que ortiz para familiares y amigos de las vÍctimas, en el cual se expresÓ el rechazo. borja: ¿quiÉn pudo hacer algo asÍ,? el pistolero tenÍa un historial de problemas de salud mental, y fue acusado de mÚltiples delitos, relacionar con armas en el aÑo 2019. tambiÉn tenÍa planeado realizar mÁs ataques en michigan y en new jersey. no tenÍa ninguna relaciÓn con los estudiantes, tampoco con la universidad. muriÓ por el suicidio en este mismo ataque. paulina: la administraciÓn general de aviaciÓn estÁ examinando la seguridad en los vuelos comerciales, tras los mÁs recientes incidentes que pudieron haber terminado en catÁstrofes. entre ellos, se contabiliza un vuelo de la aerolÍnea united, que se dirigÍa a san francisco, y que estuvo a punto de caer al mar, y tambiÉn el caso en el aeropuerto, donde dos aviones de las aerolÍn

ariel: 21 mil dÓlares.zo y sigue disfrutando. amigo. dicen que en el mar, la vida es mÁs sabrosa y la vida es mÁs sabrosa si uno la celebra a pesar de cualquier cosa que no estÁ sucediendo asÍ que arriba el Ánimo y a celebrar la mira de los compaÑeros. el dÍa de hoy. >> la muÑeca libia. >> hoy felicitamos tambiÉn a ramÓn carÍas de ciudad bolÍvar venezuela. la socia morale s ya vive en san francisco estÁ cumpliendo o sea yo. la caza de aves en audi y mercedes que estÁ contento ocho aÑitos felicidades. cali colombia cumplen doce aÑos se. ate. separaciÓn de shakira. tenemos mÁs adelante en marea, con el abogado de el chapo guzmÁn se lanza como cantante y hablamos con ella para entender el por. >> el frÍo actuÓ rÁpido. >> por cierto, dolor ipurÚa. el calor lo asegura. los analgÉsicos de mÁxima potencia. >> un pelo seco these cada maÑana bloquear acidez todo el dÍa y toda la noche. Él hace que vote se reduce el exceso de Ácido por veinticuatro horas, bloqueando las i d antes de que comience una pastilla cada dÍa

alexandria verner, arielle anderson and brian fraser are being remembered tonight. >> you try to think of people who make you feel good as a human being, that is what al did. >> the students are trying to process the tragedy, and the police are release more information about the shooter at a news conference tomorrow. >>> and a man who carried out a mass shooting at a grocery store in buffalo last may will learn his fate. he was sentenced to life in prison without patrol. he pleaded guilty to 10 counts of murder and one count of terrorism. prosecutors say that he is white and targeted the black people in the store, and in court, during the sentencing, he said that he acted out of hate, and he is facing 27 federal charges related to that shooting. before the judge handed out the sentencing, the chaos brokeout, and the sister of one of the victims delivering a impact statement, one of the relatives pushed past and tried to get to him, and the police were quick to respond, and went to reach him, and he was hustled back, and quickly restored order after the outburst. >> today a not guilty p

[gritos] [faisy] o sea, donde gane el ariel, ni quien lo aguanta.ya, sale. sale, espérate, sale. [faisy] ahí, ahí lo twitteas y te doy like . tres lugares a donde te vas de vacaciones. eh, parís, roma y yucatán. ¡claro! - tres fiestas... - roma, italia. sí, no, no, no la colonia roma. tres fiestas donde ponen globos. las fiestas infantiles, los baby showers y las bodas. ¡tiempo! ¡tiempo! ¡tiempo! ¡y ahora quiero que todos vengan para acá y le demos un fuerte aplauso a nuestra hermana disfuncional galilea montijo! - ¡qué bárbaro! - ¡qué bonito! [indistinto] [público] ¡galilea! ¡galilea! gali, a nombre de esta familia, de esta producción, de este público, queremos hacerte entrega de este reconocimiento. [michelle] ¡te queremos, gali! - ¡ay, los amo! ¡gracias! con mucho cariño, de verdad. los adoro, saben que los quiero, me hacen reír, de verdad, todas las noches. ceno con ustedes, aunque ustedes no me vean a mí, pero yo sí los veo a ustedes. [faisy] hoy nos hiciste reír. a mí me urge irme a bañar. porque sí, sí me hice pipí. - ¿hubo "chivetín"? - sí.

this report "the new york times" yesterday that there had been a classified briefing recently about ariel surveillance using new technologies. didn't say specifically it was china, but one of our adversaries, doing something with ariel surveillance that they hadn't before. could there be a connection? >> i can't comment about that sensitive reporting, but what i can tell you is these air ships, and they're not really referred to as balloons. they're air ships. they can hover over one place for much longer than a satellite can. so they can have long dwell, persistent surveillance. second is, they're much cheaper to field. you don't have to fire a rocket into space. you don't have to launch a billion dollar satellite. so therefore, they're much harder to detect when they launch. they kind of can sneak up on you and if the chinese can fuel them in quantity as opposed to high quality, they could potentially accept the risk of having a few shot down and still drive some intelligence benefit from it. we're going to have to develop a capability to bring these air ships down from high altitude sa

as far as the victims whose lives ended here on campus, you mentioned arielle anderson. 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 change following the death of his mother. he became isolated, bitter, and what he described as evil angry. jake? >> thank you so much. >>> the head of the federal aviation administration is facing a lot of tough questions from senators on capitol hill right now. billy nolan said new procedures are being implemented to avoid a repeat of the outage that caused flights to be halted across the u.s. last month. gabe cohen is following this. what else did the faa administrator have to say? >> the focus of the hearing so far has really been on that

but, when you are -- i mean an active live war zone like you have in ukraine, ariel come barredment. drone picture you can't predict. you grab whatever tactical assets you can get. u.n. getting out is the issue. getting in by surprise, griff, is difficult. but, obviously possible. it happens. we have done it multiple times. real danger is getting out. i specifically remember being on runway with air force one. and they knew we were there. we were on the ground for well over an hour. we ran the significant possibility of getting hit by indirect fire with air force 1. so, you know, wish him the best but getting out is the tough part. >> ashley: dan, obviously, this is ashley, we have no idea when or if he is out of there already. but, like you said, getting in is the easy part. getting out might be a little tougher. if you listen to what biden said when he was speaking just a couple of minutes ago in that tape we were rolling. you know, during this visit. biden pledged an extra $500 million in aid to ukraine. what do you think that message is going to be perceived at from someone like

custody after being detained in haiti. morsa was assassinated in his home in july 2021 prime minister ariel henry took over the country the same month. my kenner has more from washington d. c. these 4 men who have now been removed into cast thee in the united states were arrested shortly after that assassination among them as a man called kristian san on, according to the charge sheet who had political ambitions that he said he hoped to replace president boise. and he then switch to support the allegation reads to a former haitian supreme court judge. now that judge is not named in the indictment, but apparently, according to the charges, he provided this group a with a letter asking for assistance as well as promising them immunity. more than a 1000000 people have taken to the streets of france for the 2nd nationwide strike against pension reforms. the coordinated action disrupted public transit and cause school closes. president emmanuel mccolan has defended his plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. as essential the family of tyree nichols who was killed at the hands of u. s. po

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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. i didn't think it was real, honestly. >> reporter: and that's the thing, we may never know why this happened. authorities telling cnn the sh

arielle anderson, brian fraser and alexandra verner.al after the shooting? >> well, we know five were physically injured and they were initially listed in critical condition. and earlier today, we heard from the chair of the board of trustees here at michigan state university, she shared a bit of good news that one of those students no longer required critical care and the other four, unfortunately, are still fighting for their lives, still listed in critical condition and even though the condition of that other student, erin, had been upgraded, keep in mind if you've had a loved one in the hospital, you know those days ebb and flow. you may not be in the icu anymore where they care for the most critical patients, but your road to recovery could still be long and our thoughts are with them. >> absolutely and what they're going through and fighting for their lives tonight and it's important and we are grateful to you, miguel, to be able to hear that story from professor diaz-munoz and share that so that everyone could try to for those mo

junior arielle anderson, an aspiring pediatrician, sophomore brian fraser, president of his fraternity, and junior alexandria verner, a talented athlete. a vigil honoring verner was held outside her high school last night. empathetic and compassionate. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out why a suspect with no affiliation to the university chose to target it. >> we don't have an answer now. and that's the honest truth. >> reporter: police say 43-year-old anthony mcrae began his rampage in an academic building killing two and othering others. he went to the student union killing one more. investigators say mcrae later turned the gun on himself as police were closing in. >> i never thought it would happen to me. >> reporter: this freshman sheltered with his girlfriend in a nearby library that night. >> mass shootings are becoming common, and it's just not an okay thing. we need to do something about it. >> reporter: students painted the words "how many more" on a campus landmark. >> words are not good enough. we must act, and we will. >> reporter: flags in michigan were lo

zionist sources say that this action of netanyahu is to compensate for the strategic mistake of ariel sharon , the former prime minister of iran , in the summer of 2005 and 2015 regarding the withdrawal of the occupying forces from the gaza strip. the gaza strip is ordered israeli prime minister netanyahu has issued permission to build it , it will increase the security of israel's southern borders with the gaza strip. there will be about 50 cities, no one has been built in the surrounding areas of red, and the various cabinets of the zionist regime have given many privileges to the residents of the settlements to be encouraged to stay in these settlements . it is very dangerous for you to build settlements around ghazal. the zionists want make the food calculation faster, the friendship of the people, especially the agricultural sector, which provides the majority of their food basket, will be affected by settlement construction, fars reporter says that the settlement construction was with the green light of the us, easy guarantee, and the explanation of the us foreign minister to th

ariel sharon, the former prime minister of iran the summer of 2015, 2005 is about the withdrawal of the occupying forces from the gaza strip. we will see a report about this together. vaznia hanoun is the closest zionist settlement to the gaza strip, which was authorized to be built by the order of israeli prime minister netanyahu to ensure the security of israel's southern borders. with the gaza strip, people will increase the creation of borders in the occupied territories. the settlement of hamon will be the strength of israel and the settlements around gaza. there are about 50 cities that no one has built in the surrounding red areas, and the various cabinets of the zionist regime have many privileges for the residents of the settlements. areas considering that they are encouraged to stay in these settlements, the construction of settlements around ghazal is very dangerous. the zionists want to speed up the calculation of food . but it is as if the palestinian says that the settlement was built with the green light of the united states and the explanation of the us foreign minister

brian fraser, estudiante de economÍa, amante de los deportes y miembro activo de una iglesia, ariel andersonecuerda como una joven humilde e inspiradora. " comenzamos a llamar y enviar mensajes de texto sin respuesta, esperÁbamos que se estuviera escondiendo", hijo entre sollozos su tÍa, y alexandrÍa, de 20 aÑos, jugadora excepcional de softbol y baloncesto, y considerado una modelo a seguir. >> tambiÉn es un lugar recreativo, no sÓlo de estudio, ves a tus amigos, comes, pensar que uno estÁ en peligro da mucho temor. [habla en inglÉs] viviana: algunos estudiantes de la universidad se congregaron en las escalinatas del capitolio estatal para pedir acciÓn y evitar que estas tragedias vuelvan a ocurrir. ilia: viviana, mencionabas que la familia de la hispana que resultÓ herida desde escasos recursos econÓmicos, ¿cÓmo estÁn haciendo con los gastos mÉdicos? viviana: ellos han abierto una pÁgina de recaudaciÓn de fondos donde detallan que se verÁn realmente agobiados por las facturas mensuales, porque al estar lejos de su hogar no podrÁ trabajar, fuentes policiales indicaron que al momento de enco

we now know the names of the victims, 20-year-old brian frasier, 19-year-old arielle anderson and alex ander burner. i want to get to adrian now. she is an alum of michigan. she's in east lansing right now with more. good morning. so what do -- what new details do we know? are police sharing the motive of the gunman? what's going on? >> don, good morning to you. police don't know what the motive is. however, they say they discovered a note in the shooter's pocket targeting not one but two schools in new jersey. and as people cope with what happened here on campus at michigan state university, also known as msu, they're really trying to understand what led to all of this. >> reporter: how many more? that's the message that reads on a rock at michigan state university that has turned into a memorial for victims of monday night's shooting. >> i don't know if you ever truly heal from it. but i think that we just have to support each other as much as possible. >> reporter: some parents reuniting with students tuesday as the campus begins to heal and loved ones mourn the loss of arielle ande

arielle was a junior and native of grosse pointe. her high school superintendent said her kindness was on display every second you were around her. brian fa br brian frasier was described as a leader and a friend. and junior alexandria verner was from a tiny community north of detroit where she knew almost everybody. during her high school years, she was a three sport athlete as well as an excellent student, active in many leadership groups. five other students remain in the hospital in critical condition. >>> and this morning we're learning new details about the gunman. his father describing hims is a momma's boy who became bitter, isolated and angry after his mother died from a stroke two years ago. anthony dewayne mccray who police said died of a self inflicted gunshot wound after killing his killing spree was 43 years old. he was charged with carrying a concealed weapon without a permit. that was back in 2019. he pleaded good the to the misdemeanor and served a year and a half of probation. he was also able to buy two guns in 202

tonight there will be a vigil for arielle anderson, the third student who was shot and killed. i spoke with a professor who says he was teaching a class in berkeley hall on monday night, that had seven students get shot, including both alexandria verner and arielle anderson who lost their lives. this assistant professor says he wants people to hear what he has to say, he wants people to know what happens as a call to action to have changes made to gun laws in this country. and also to have a renewed focus on mental health, here's part of our conversation. >> i'm haunted because i didn't know what to do. i didn't know what to do with their bodies. there was so much blood if the senate, the senators that have been opposing gun control saw what i saw, instead of o three more dead, 15 more dead, if one of their kids, one of their nephews experienced, that they would be making a change. they are just -- a making delaying making necessary changes. >> again right now, these students being memorialized right here behind us on the campus, there is some sense of normalcy returning here t

three people killed who have now been identified and so young, 20-year-old brian fraser, 19-year-old arielle anderson and 20-year-old alexandria verner. the 43-year-old gunman we've learned apparently did leave behind a note and a criminal history that includes a gun charge, but what is still unknown this morning, the motive, and also how he got the firearm, which was reportedly used in the shooting. >> you look at pictures of their kids you think of their poor families. >>> also ahead this morning, former south carolina governor nikki haley makes the first stop of her 2024 presidential campaign, we're going to take you live to charleston, south carolina, and just in a key report shows that retail sales surged in january, beating expectations. more signs of a very strong economy. we do begin, though, this morning in michigan with more on the shooting that has left that campus, that community yet one more campus, yet one more community grieving. cnn's adrienne broaddus and josh campbell join us. adrienne, like i said, you look at those pictures of those young people, three young lives snuffed

ariel anderson, her family says was a straight a student, she was soft spoken, sweet and innocent. she wanted to be a surgeon, and in the family's statement, they say she was passionate about helping her friends and family assisting children and serving people. then there was sophomore brian fraser, also from the gross point community. his father told the detroit news he was a good kid who was loved by everyone. you mentioned he was the president of the michigan beta chapter of phi delta theta. alexandria verner, her father told "the washington post" she was a beautiful soul. the high school superintendent said the student was a tremendous student athlete, leader, a person who, quote, exemplified kindness every day of her life. that is the focus that many people, many students who still come to this statue behind me dropping off flowers, taking a moment of prayer. that is the focus, their focus today. we do know there will be more vigils later tonight. >> yeah, more lives lost. i can't believe this has happened yet again, shaq, and as we are learning more about the victims of cours

. >> reporter: diaz munoz says 19-year-old arielle anderson and 20-year-ol alexandria verner were also in that class, killed as mcrae fire repeatedly killing seven students in that room alone >> i'm haunted because i didn't know what to do i didn't know whether to lift their bodies there was so much blood. >> reporter: why are you willing to be reliving this right now? >> because i think the public needs to know the horror i saw >> reporter: that call for change as tonight police say msu may not have been the only target police confirming the suspect had a note threatening other locations, including a church and a warehouse where he once worked police also revealing mcrae was armed with two 9 millimeter handguns he purchased legally, plus eight fully loaded magazines and 50 additional rounds of ammunition tonight, there is also positive news here official says one of the five critically injured michigan state students has been upgraded to stable condition. lester >> jesse kirsch, thank you for the update >>> tonight, a side to the war in ukraine we rarely see the impact on schools on t

arielle anderson was a junior, also from the same school system as bryant fraser. her family tells local station w xyz that she love children and want to be a pediatrician. per grandmother tells the free press that arielle was kind, comparing, compassionate, and driven. 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 s

. >> reporter: in michigan tonight the final good-byes have begun. 19-year-old arielle anderson, 20-year-old brian fraser and 20-year-old alexandria verner honored today after police say a gunman opened fire at michigan state university monday night and killed all three students >> she taught us to love, taught us to live and taught us to have hope. >> reporter: verner and fraser memorialized at funeral masses. >> brian, thank you. thank you for all that you have given to us through your short life, but it is packed with love and goodness and serenity. >> reporter: anderson remembered at a vigil. heartbreak still raw on msu's campus. before the women's basketball team's home tip-off, a moment of silence honoring the three students killed and five more injured. msu classes resume monday, a challenge for survivors like assistant professor marcos diaz-munoz who says he was teaching seven of the eight students shot. >> are you planning on having this class on monday >> if the university opens and expects me to teach the class, i will teach it, the same way that i need to see them and see that th

arielle anderson, brian fraser, and alex verner, a high school athlete, known for her kindness. five others are still in critical condition hundreds of students gathered to protest gun violence at michigan's capital on wednesday. >> and the sad part is i only feel protected to come here today because i know there are important people here. why can't i feel that safe regardless it's only getting worse. it won'tget better unless we start change, and that starts with you it doesn't start with me i can't do anything. i'm 20 and i'm broke. i can vote exactly. i can vote but my vote won't matter if you guys don't do anything about me putting you there. >> later this morning, police are expected to hold a press conference on the ongoing investigation. >>> now to new york where the man responsible for a hate-filled rampage that claimed the lives of ten black people at a buffalo supermarket was sentenced to life in prison. inside the courtroom emotions were running high. here's rahaima ellis >> my brother was one of the victims of this senseless massacre >> reporter: in the courtroom, vi

cannot keep living like this >> reporter: in all, eight students shot, three killed brian fraser, arielle diamond anderson, and alexandria verner reportedly studying biology and anthropology, her high school saying she personified kindness the five wounded in critical condition, doctors overwhelmed. meanwhile, a manhunt was under way. police working with the fbi, releasing surveillance images of the suspect. 17 minutes later, the crucial tip. a citizen id'ing the suspect as anthony mcrae, a 43-year-old with no known connection to msu. police say he took his own life hours after the shooting his father telling nbc news mcrae turned evil and mean after his mother's death investigators highlighting mcrae's record, most recently pleading guilty to a misdemeanor weapons charge in 2021 >> he was ineligible to possess or purchase a firearm. so one of the things that we're going to need to know is how did he get that weapon >> reporter: in east lansing, the horror still fresh. tell me about the frat house. he came really close >> yeah. >> reporter: during the rampage, freshman gage sheltered in h