they have spoken to audrey's parents. they have read audrey's writings. how much more can they do to try to get at this question of motive? well they could certainly look into social media. they could look into things that are not the tangible writings but through documents it might be found on her computer documents or correspondence to different people. there might be a social circle or network that she is involved in trying to figure out if she gave warning to somebody else if she was egged on by someone else did she act alone and the planning of any of this was there somebody who conspired or could have prevented we're talking a lot about the red flag laws or the absence thereof. for what her parents may have been able to see the police investigation. now we'll look at whether this was truly foreseeable. what can they look to figure out and i just want to take a step back here. every time we talk about motive, we do not use that term anonymously with justification. there is no justification for what has happened. but the motive is what the police offi

we have determined that audrey _ more people. we have determined that audrey bought _ more people.ught seven - that audrey bought seven firearms from five different local gun stores here legally. three of those weapons were used legally doing this horrific tragedy. she was under a doctor's eli an emotional disorder. law—enforcement knew nothing about the treatment she was receiving. it nothing about the treatment she was receiving.— was receiving. it has caused president — was receiving. it has caused president biden _ was receiving. it has caused president biden to - was receiving. it has caused president biden to renew i was receiving. it has caused | president biden to renew his calls to ban assault rifles, the type used in the shooting. he and lawmakers from both sides passed major gun safety legislation last year but many republicans say a band goes too far. the grief here is unimaginable, but it is also familiar. mass shootings are now a regular occurrence here in america. i reported on a view and what they tend to hear from people and what they have been hearing today is the

we've interviewed the parents of audrey hale, and we've determined that audrey bought seven firearmsferent local gun stores here legally. they were legally purchased. three of those weapons were used yesterday during this horrific tragedy that happened. we know that they felt she had one weapon and that she sold it. she was under care, doctor's care, for an emotional disorder. law enforcement knew nothing about the treatment she was receiving, but her parents felt she should not own weapons. they were under the impression when she sold the one weapon she did not own anymore. as it turned out she had been hide willing several weapons within the house. we also don't have a motive at this time. we feel that the students that were targeted were randomly targeted. there was not any particular student that they were -- that she was looking for at the time of the incident. that's what we know as i speak. we'll take any questions that you have. >> what was in the manifesto? >> in the manifesto, there were several different writings about other locations. there were locations -- there were ta

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i'm garvin thomas. >> and i'm audrey asistio. former president trump is now the first former president to face criminal charges. the grand jury in new york voted to indict mr. trump today. the indictment stems from a case that focused on allegations that trump falsified his business records. the former president allegedly made a $130,000 hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels during his 2016 campaign. the exact charge is currently unknown, but sources close to the matter say a felony charge of falsifying business records is likely. if convicted, that charge carries a maximum prison sentence of four years. mr. trump and his lawyers vehemently deny any wrongdoing and say they will fight this case vigorously in court. joining us now is our political analyst, larry gerston. larry, let's first talk about what these charges mean. >> well, good evening, audrey. this is quite a big day for the manhattan d.a., president trump, and the nation in various different ways. as far as the charges, we don't know yet. it could be one

audrey hale texted a friend shortly before the attack. tonight what that text said as we also learn the suspect was in the care of a doctor for what the family told authorities was an emotional disorder. alex perez leading us from nashville tonight. >> let's go! >> tonight the heart-stopping body camera footage. >> metro police! >> charging into covenant school under attack by a shooter. >> keep pushing. >> running toward the gunfire. >> right, right! >> to stop a massacre. metropolitan nashville police department say the former student and suspect, audrey hale, pulled up to this small christian school0 m. monday on p calculated mission t kl. this surveillance video released police, shows hale fing through glasside doors, beginning killing cto hl, thenhe hallways, heavily armed. the 9/11 call coming in at 10:13. >> they got a legit active shooter g to the scene. hale moving up to the second floor, firing multiple shots from these windows, striking police cruisers. the tactical team preparing to go in. >> upstairs are a bunch of kids. >> l

audrey hale had seven weapons purchased at five different stores all legally. tonight, the newly-released body cam video. images from surveillance video showing audrey hale stalking the empty hallways after shooting through a glass door of the school. officers searching for the shooter climbing the stairs, finding that suspect and then taking the shooter down. tonight, hear some of the stories of the lives taken including 9-year-old emily dieckhaus, classmate hallie scruggs whose father was a pastor at the school and the school's principal katherine koonce. we're learning more tonight about the suspect audrey hale, former suspect at the school who left writings behind and texted a friend shortly before the attack. what the text said as we also learned the suspect was in the care of a doctor for what the family told authorities was an emotional disorder. alex perez leading us off tonight from nashville. >> let's go! >> reporter: tonight, the heart-stopping body camera footage -- >> metro police! [sirens] >> reporter: police charging into covenant school under at

this is the moment when audrey hale prepares to kill.year—old turns up at the school in a car, shoots the glass to get inside, and then stalks the halls with a rifle. minutes later, police officers michael collazo and rex engelbert arrive. let's go! footage released by police shows when officer engelbert enters the school. after a room to room search of the ground floor, they hear gunfire upstairs and head to intercept. as he rounds the corner, one of the officers spots the attacker and takes the shot. police say the assailant, audrey hale, carefully planned the attack and that she was born a woman but recently identified on social media as a man. her victims were nine—year—olds evelyn, hallie, and william and three staff members, cynthia peak, mike hill, and katherine koonce, the head teacher. police say audrey hale was a former student here at the school, had no criminal record, and that resentment may have been a motive. a friend of hale's has told the bbc tonight they communicated moments before the attack. i received an instagram dm

that that audrey hale no longer owned any weapons, but we also learned that audrey hale legally and locally purchased seven firearms at several different gun stores here in the nashville area. three of those seven guns firearms, i should say were used yesterday during this mass shooting here at covenant christian school. we didn't learn much, though about the motive. a lot of people want to know. why would anyone do this? we do know, however, from the writings that were left behind many of those pages of writings found in the honda fit that audrey hale drove to the school on the day of the shooting that this was a very thought through calculated plan. these writings had the plans on the maps of the school where audrey hale would enter the school. how the killing would play out, but all these writings. so far, no motive is being revealed. we don't know that. i know that at this time. we're also hearing from a former classmate of audrey hale from middle school who said she got a message from other hill on monday, indicating that something bad was gonna happen. um and you know, intimating that

we've interviewed the parents of audrey hale and we have determined that audrey bought seven firearms from five different local gun stores here legally. they were legally purchased. three of those weapons were used yesterday during the horrific tragedy that happened. we know that they felt that she had one weapon and that she sold it. she was under doctor's care for an emotional disorder. law enforcement knew nothing about the treatment she was receiving but her parents felt she should not own weapons. they were under the impression that when she sold the one weapon that she did not own any more. as it turned out, she had been hiding several weapons within the house. we also don't have a motive at this time. we feel that these students that were targeted were randomly targeted. there was not any particular student that they were -- that she was looking for at the time of the incident. and that's what we know as i speak, and we'll take any questions. >> what was in the manifesto? >> in the manifesto, there are several different writings about other locations. there were locations -- th

the video captures moments the shooter, audrey hale, a former pupil, is shot dead.ttack took lace at a private christian school in the city of nashville where individuals aged -- ranged in age from 4 to 60. we are grieving the tremendous shock and terror that shattered our school and church. nashville police provided this update. >> we interviewed the parents of audrey hale and determined that audrey bought seven firearms from five different local gun scores legally, they were legally purchased. three of those weapons were used yesterday during the horrific tragedy that happened. david: president biden reiterated a call for congress to pass tougher gun control laws. >> the majority of americans think having assault weapons is bizarre. [indiscernible] david: we have the latest from nashville and should warn you are report does contain distressing images. reporter: a familiar grief, but also unimaginable. in america, sending loved ones to school does not necessarily mean sending them to safety. >> this should never, ever, ever happen. anything being done to prevent th

this is the moment when audrey hale prepares to kill.rns up at the school in a car, shoots the glass to get inside, and then stalks the halls with a rifle. minutes later, police officers michael collazo and rex engelbert arrive. let's go! footage released by police shows when officer engelbert enters the school. after a room—to—room search of the ground floor... sounds like it's upstairs. ..they hear gunfire upstairs and head to intercept. as he rounds the corner, one of the officers spots the attacker and takes the shot. gunfire police say the assailant, audrey hale, carefully planned the attack, and that she was born a woman but recently identified on social media as a man. her victims were nine—year—olds evelyn, hallie and william, and three staff members — cynthia peak, mike hill, and katherine koonce, the head teacher. police say audrey hale was a former student here at the school, had no criminal record, and that resentment may have been a motive. a friend of hale's has told the bbc tonight they communicated moments before the atta

audrey, we will have more on the story coming up at 5:00. audrey? >> thank you for the preview. we will see you at 5:30. >>> and crackdown on the east livermore highway while the crews are working to fix that crack which is running parallel to the highway where the retaining wall has fallen away from the embankment, and they are still working on it at this point, and sky ranger is over that look now, and you can see the traffic moving slowly through the area, and no word when the repairs will be done, and so if you are usually driving through the area, you will be advised to take the alternate route. >>> meanwhile, b.a.r.t. is looking for more security to attract more rider, and ridership is down 60%, and that is still a major budget concern, and so to concern more people to hop on b.a.r.t., the agency's police force is putting more police officers on the train, and so between 8 and 18 more officers will be added on to the current officers per shift, and the san francisco business owners were surveyed and they don't feel safe on the train, and this is a trend that could have dir

>> reporter: well, good afternoon, audrey. it's a beautiful day here in oakland and a beautiful day for baseball. the vibe, we're moments away from letting fans inside the coliseum. but we did run into the de la cruz family from san leandro. gabriel here is throwing out the first pitch. what's the vibe for the upcoming season? >> it's good. i'm ready. >> how is your arm? >> it's feeling warm. i'm ready. >> don't throw it short. don't bounce it. the vibe pretty good. everyone is excited for baseball. we talked with manager mark kotsay earlier. they believe they can win. they're excited to get the season started here in oakland. >> that's all it's about, you know, believing that they can win. that's what's most important. anthony, i understand two baseball stars are in town. i'm guessing a lot of the people there are pretty happy about that. >> reporter: wow, it is a circus like i have never seen here on opening day in the coliseum. mike trout from the angels and shohei ohtani, two of the best players in baseball. now, i don't k

i meet audrey who i'm told is an advisor. a leaflet about what the centre says are the risks of having an abortion. from a clinical perspective, yes, infection is always a risk with anything you do, - including not doing anything or carrying. on with the pregnancy, so it's always a balance. but leaving it in the way she did about— "how will you tellj your daughters?" it's extraordinary. it's going straight for the guilt button. yeah. this is about this woman's unique experience that she owns, not the counsellor. it's the woman's experience and i think she's just trying to manipulate the conversation to her end, really. audrey says if i'm considering an abortion i should consult the nhs website. but she also encourages me to have an ultrasound scan and shows me the room where they're carried out. i leave, saying i'll think about having a scan. scans are a tool, they can be very useful in some . circumstances, but they can actually be quite intrusive . in others. but we're doing it for a reason. - a medical reason. we're doing

audrey didn't respond to our request for comment.supreme court hasjust overturned five decades of the constitutional right to an abortion for women across the country. now millions of women will have lost that right. last summer, abortion laws in the us were radically changed. it's no longer a legal right to have an abortion in every state. three more states have now officially banned abortion services. there are no exceptions under this new law for. rape or incest. the only exceptions - are for medical emergencies. in the us, one of the most influential anti—abortion groups is stanton international. it's set up five crisis pregnancy centres there. life—affirming medical clinics such as stanton health care are revolutionising women's medical care and providing a true choice for women. stanton international opened a centre in belfast called stanton health care in 2015, four years before abortion was legalised in nothern ireland. its website says it's a safe place where women are empowered to make their best choice. when mother—of—five

nomia iqbal reports from nashville this is the moment when audrey hale prepares to kill.year—old turns up at the school in a car, shoots the glass to get inside, and then stalks the halls with a rifle. minutes later, police officers michael collazo and rex engelbert arrive. let's go! footage released by police shows when officer engelbert enters the school. after a room to room search of the ground floor, they hear gunfire upstairs and head to intercept. as he rounds the corner, one of the officers spots the attacker and takes the shot. police say the assailant, audrey hale, carefully planned the attack and that she was born a woman but recently identified on social media as a man. her victims were nine—year—olds evelyn, hallie, and william and three staff members, cynthia peak, mike hill, and katherine koonce, the head teacher. police say audrey hale was a former student here at the school, had no criminal record, and that resentment may have been a motive. a friend of hale's has told the bbc tonight they communicated moments before the attack. i received an instagram dm

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the treatment the suspects sought from a doctor, and the dark final messages audrey hale shared with a former teammate shortly before the school attack began. police say they have interviewed the attacker's parents who say they were unaware hale had amassed seven legally purchased firearms. but police still not prepared to suggest a motive. let's get late details now from kathy park in nashville. >> clear! >> move, move! watch out, watch out! >> reporter: chilling new body camera footage from nashville police capture the shooter's final moment following a deadly rampage at a private christian elementary school. officers running towards danger, gunning down the heavily armed shooter, 28-year-old audrey hale, who police say identified as transgender. >> audrey bought seven firearms from five different local gun stores here legally. >> reporter: police say hale used three of those guns in the rampage, killing three adults and three students, all 9 years old. >> this school, this church building was a target of the shooter. >> reporter: authorities today revealing the shooter's parents w

but for audrey, that's audrey, right? okay. audrey had a good day. thank you. well, it's always a good day when vice president pence comes to speak to us. my name is audrey carmena. i'm from san francisco, california. and on behalf of the freedom generation, i would like to thank you deeply for the leadership, service and that you've done for this country in whole career as a politician and as a great man. thank you. thank you all very kind. how. how can we as americans, preserve the legacies and heritage that we inherit from great men like reagan, coolidge and yourself, and ensure that our american history isn't destroyed? well, i think first, learn it, then it you know, i got a degree in american history when i graduated from a little college in southern indiana, which my father, a business was very dubious about me getting a degree. he thought i should study business, but my degree in american history did qualify me to get a job at the little college i graduated from in southern indiana. but if you if you to my house, you'd see stacks of books everywhere. i'

audrey?nelle, the vice president is on a diplomatic trip to strengthen the united states' ties to africa. today vice president kamala harris spent her time with ghana's president as she praised him for his leadership and commitment to global peace and security. the vp said countries like ghana play a crucial role in world affairs. >> african voices, including that of ghana are critical to global peace and security. including the defense of the united nations charter. and africans' ingenuity and innovation. i am certain will shape the future of the world. >> harris also announced that the u.s. will be investigating in african nations providing $100 million to ghana and four other west african countries to help them deal with violent extremism and instability. >>> there is a new beetle in town named after a famous california politician. kipling will was searching for beetles on a ranch north of sacramento. he found a rare species of beetle that had never been named or described. it hadn't even

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destiny said the transition only started about six months ago. >> at the time, she was audrey hale. >> most recently, hale began complaining about extreme bouts of depression on social media. >> a lot of not acceptance. depression had taken over. >> patton says she too was still struggling to understand this whole thing and why hale chose to reach out to her, of all people. >> everybody is asking, and i'm asking god the same thing. i did not know this was going to be the aftermath. >> our thanks to alex and a reminder that if you or someone you know it's struggling with thoughts of suicide, free, confidential help is available 24/7, seven days a week, call or text the national lifeline at 988. up next... "i will always love you" superstar whitney houston, a new gospel album reminding fans why so many will always love her. ♪ and i will always love ♪ i will always love will always ♪ he air to fight even your toughest odors. so long stinky smells and hello amazing freshness. discover the new febreze scents today! detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer

28-year-old audrey hale was under a doctor's care for an emotional disorder. the chief noted that the shooter had purchased seven firearms from five local gun stores. she used three of those firearms in the deadly shooting at the nashville christian school. coverage continues as we begin hour two now of "america reports". i'm john roberts in washington and sandra, the tragedies just never seem to end. >> sandra: good to be with you, john. learning more details out of that news conference, it happened a short time ago. police say the shooter did not specifically target those six individuals who were killed. >> john: the head of the school, katherine koonce was shot in the hallway and custodian mike hill was hit after the shooter sprayed bullets through a glass door. we saw that through the bodycam, the others were three children, including the pastor's daughter and another adult. they believe she had some training in shooting from an elevated position. >> sandra: police were quick on the scene there, they ran immediately toward the sound of gunfire. it's all ca

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i'll always be rashad's mommy. >> reporter: it's a call audrey will never forget., shev, a rep from pop smoke's label. >> it didn't hit until i actually saw his body, which was a few days in. i intellectually understood. you know. intellectually, i understand it. that's still where i am. the rest of me doesn't. >> reporter: four suspects, including two minors, were charged with murder. >> i was never angry at that 14-year-old or the 17 or 16-year-old, i was never angry at them. can't hate that little boy. >> why not? >> because his mom didn't raise him to go kill pop smoke. she was probably a mother having issues trying to raise a 14-year-old boy, wherever it is, just not being able to do it. >> this is america. this is not hip-hop. right? and that cannot continue to be the thing that we point the finger to. we need to have systemic change to change the communities that people are living in. and that is when we will see change in hip-hop culture itself. >> it's painful. it's annoying. it's sad. especially the young men that -- you know, that i've met. you're lookin

the surveillance video from inside the school shows the trans killer audrey hale shooting her way int 10:11 a.m. police were called into action at 10:13 a.m. and less than 10 minutes later they were on the scene. we are going to show you some parts of the body cam footage so viewer warning it's tough to watch.

audrey hale writing "i'm going to die today." neil? >> neil: thanks, c.b. let's go to ted williams on this, defense attorney, former d.c. homicide detective. the shooter entered the school site at 10:13 a.m., 12 minutes later, she was fatally taken down and shot herself. in that 12 minutes, she managed to kill six other people. you wonder had she not been taken down as quickly as she was, what it could have looked like. >> neil, you're absolutely right. what we had here is excellent police work. law enforcement, once they got the call to get to that school, it was 14 minutes from the time that this shooter entered that school that law enforcement moved in and neutralized heard. this is the best of law enforcement. this is where we need to really commend law enforcement officers for doing an exceedingly excellent job. because there could far have been far more individuals harmed or killed as a result of this killer being in that -- on that property. >> neil: you know, we're told, you know, this was calculated and very well-planned. we're learning in the sear

we're receiving more information about the attacker, audrey hale.former student at the covenant school. there is some confusion about the shooter's gender identity. a police spokesperson has told washington post that hale is a �*biological woman who, on a social media profile, used male pronouns�*. the bbc has reached out to nashville police to see if we can get more clarity on this. the deadly attack happened at the covenant school despite tight security, and the laws on gun ownership in tennessee. president biden has called on congress to tighten the gun control laws. vigils have been held for the victims — and this makeshift memorial has been set up outside the school. here are the thoughts of two local residents. no, i don't think anything is going to change. i mean, you know, people arejust too obsessed with having... i'm all for gun rights. i have a gun. i carry a gun with me most days. but i don't need an assault rifle. and i don't... i don't think it should be as easy to buy flowers as it is a gun. you know. there's just not enough to protec

rob nesbitt has more on how the shooter's gender identity is also part of the debate. >> audrey hale identified as transgender and that's been a hot topic of debate in the state of tennessee where it's now illegal for you to receive gender affirming care. this is what the cover of the new york post looked like tuesday while the hashtag trans terrorism trended on twitter. some republican politicians suggesting that audrey hills identity as a trans person was the reason they entered the covenant school carrying guns. georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor, greene posted on twitter saying, quote, >> how much hormones like testosterone medication for mental illness was the transgender nashville school shooter taking everyone can stop blaming guns. now, honey mahogany is the chair of the san francisco democratic party. i don't think that we can win an entire community. >> based on the fact that this one you know, have some sort of psychotic break. tennessee recently passed 2 laws making it illegal for trans youth to receive gender affirming care and banning drag queens from performing in p

i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is with us this afternoon, tracking all the latest radar. and we sent our robert handa out to the south bay today. they're going to be joining us in just a few minutes. >>> also today, major steps in the fight against opioid overdoses. you will soon be able to buy the life-saving drug known as narcan over the counter. ian cull spoke to a mother who said she wishes she had the drug on hand when he overdosed. that story in just a bit. >>> bay area provider now easing drought restrictions, no longer requiring people to conserve. but first, let's start with the hail and more flooding in san francisco. those are just a few of the issues in the city as the storm continues to churn through the bay area. stormy weather made driving conditions tricky in and around the city today, including some flooding on roads and freeways like this one on the san francisco skyway. chp says the conditions are partially to blame for a tesla crash on 280 in daly city. investiga

audrey hepburn has become a goodwill ambassador for an organization that helps children.rst world movie star to change her life so dramatically for the sake of saving people, perhaps because as a child, audrey lived in nazi-occupied holland and saw how jewish children were sent to camps with their parents. destruction. it did not make loud statements, chose hard, exhausting work, traveled to countries where there were thousands of homeless children who lost their relatives in africa latin america asia and helped them audrey hepburn spoke to save the child. means to receive the blessing of heaven at the end of the ninety-second. she arrived in somalia , a country engulfed in civil war. children there were on the verge of death from starvation. many died right on their hands. the health of the actress could not withstand such stress and the following year she died. march 9, 2021 russia and china agreed to cooperate in a large-scale lunar exploration program signed a memorandum on the creation of an international scientific lunar station her to the orbit of a natural satelli

they don't think any of the victims were specifically targeted school surveillance video shows audrey hale there. she shot out the school's front doors to get inside. police confirm the first victim was a custodian who was shot moments later. police also released body camera footage from the first officers on scene. >> we want to show you some of that video but do want to warn you it is graphic and disturbing. yeah, we're not the most encounters where they. killed the shooter. but the initial calls to 9-1-1, came in at 10:13am, in nashville time yesterday, 10, 13 and by 10. 24. that is 11 minutes later. police arrived and they had found and killed hail. you can yeah see. saw them searching different areas of the school. empty classrooms, bathrooms. they eventually found her in a common area multiple officers shot her. police say the victims were spread out and several different locations throughout that school building. and today, police also revealed more about the shooter. authorities say the 28 year-old was under the care of a doctor for an emotional disorder. that's according to h

we do know that 28 year old audrey hale was a former student of covenant. and so they do believe that the school and the church itself was a target. but the actual victims, in this case, those 39 year old students and the 3 faculty members were just shot at random and they were spread across the building. police. she confirmed that hale was under doctor's care, i should say, for what they call an emotional disorder. even so, she was able to legally by 7 firearms at 5 different stores in this area legally. so a lot of questions still left to be answered. tennessee, as you may or may not know, is a heavily gun rights state in this country. and it's fairly divided across the united states as so whether you want gun control or you, you, you prefer gun rights. 2 women have been killed in a knife, a tie kit, a must have sent in the portuguese council, lisben police shot and arrested the assailant off to ignore their warnings. at least one person was injured. authority say, the suspect is an afghan refugee and his victims work to the center. prime minister antonia

police say this was a carefully planned attack by the perpetrator, audrey hale. school — in detail — of surveillance, entry points etc. we know and believe that entry was gained through shooting through one of the doors. video footage shows the 28—year—old driving to the school, shooting the glass to get in, and then stalking the halls with a gun. within 14 minutes of someone calling for help, hale was shot dead by police. by that point, three students aged nine and under were dead, as well as three adults, including the head of the school. hale was a former student, but the motivation is unknown. after 19 children were killed in a school shooting in uvalde, texas last year, president biden passed major gun safety legislation which got bipartisan support. but he says this shooting is a reminder the law does not go far enough. we have to do more to stop gun violence. it is ripping our communities apart. ripping at the soul of this nation. ripping at the very soul of the nation. police are examining a manifesto left by the assailant. but yet, once again, american f

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this is the moment when audrey hale prepares to kill. a car, shoots the glass to get inside, and then stalks the halls with a rifle. minutes later, police officers michael collazo and rex englebert arrive. let's go! footage released by police shows when 0fficer engelbert enters the school. metro police! door! after a room to room search of the ground floor... sounds like it's upstairs. they hear gunfire upstairs and head to intercept. as he rounds the corner, one of the officers spots the attacker and takes the shot. police say the assailant carefully planned the attack and that hale was born a woman but recently identified on social media as a man. the victims were three nine—year—olds — evelyn dieckhaus, william kinney and hallie scruggs. hallie's father, a local pastor, said he was heartbroken. three staff also died, including mike hill, a school custodian and father of seven. his family said he was beloved. police say audrey hale was a former student here at the school, had no criminal record, and that resentment may have been a moti

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police say they don't know exactly why 28 year old audrey hale opened fire on monday morning. but what we do know is that hale was able to legally purchase a total of seven different firearms and was under a doctor's care for an emotional disorder. in another troubling sign. we are hearing from the shooter's former art instructor that hale had a breakdown on the first day of college. we're also learning more about the three children and three adults who were killed in this attack tonight. the city of nashville will hold a victim of vigil for those victims. let's get straight now to carlos suarez live outside the school in nashville. hi there, carlos. what's the latest? you're hearing from police this morning. well um are a good morning. so uh, police have not said whether they're going to provide an update on the investigation. today we know that authorities were still spending a good amount of their work and their effort taking a look at the 28 year olds, social media as well as cell phone records. they were also trying to get more information on the revelation that the shoot

just of audrey hale and exchange of messagesjust moment of audrey hale and exchange of messages just moment before the attack in which audrey hale claimed to have said that there was going to be an incident and that hale was going to be on the news. just to recap their with the police said, they have spoken to audrey hale's parents, residents here, hale's family is very well known in this tiny community. they have been script described as a family of faith. what is interesting is that police stressed that hale bought several firearms from five different local gun stores legally. they were purchased legally. and while they are piecing together exactly what the motive was, of course the issue then becomes the politics of guns in america and who has the right to access them. but again, when you speak to residents here, especially such a deeply conservative state like tennessee, they say we don't do politics. they do prayers. they don't want to talk about the kinds of politics that we are hearing in washington, dc at the moment in which president biden has renewed his calls to ban assaul