austin. it is a creative, vibrant, entrepreneurial city. the watch phrase of austin is keep austin weird. k that means it is ok to be different here. we have a greater tolerance for risk, i think, than most cities i have ever been in. and that ability to be able to try something, to think outside the box, to not get punished if things don't go well the first time is something that i think attracts folks to the tech industry. that is why there are more startups per capita here than anywhere else. it is just a place where the people that self select to live here are people that are easy to get along with. emily: perhaps you should change the same to keep austin wired to promote the new tech. do you have any idea of how enduring these post-pandemic moves are? now that people can work and live anywhere, do they stay in austin, or do they change their minds again? mayor adler: i'm not sure, but austin's growth is not tied to any one particular type of person that is choosing to live here. i think austin has been one of the best large metropolitan areas for the last 10 years. when you look at th

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police drove some victims to the hospitals themselves and keep in mind, austin pd is working these days, foster city voted unanimously to cut police department budget by $150 million amid calls for police reform. earlier today, hours after this shooting, the austin police association waited, maybe city council will realize the funding and understaffed police department is not putting public safety is a top priority. we want states back, not this new one counsel has created. in chicago, police have their hands full in addition to a number of other homicide investigations, they are now searching for the two men they believe opened fire on a crowd this morning on the south side killing one woman and injuring ten others. in savannah, georgia, one person was killed and a total of eight were injured include a 13 and a 2-year-old in a shooting last night. police are searching for suspects, three apartments and six cars were hit with gunfire and a lot of families live there. >> there's bullet holes in people's front doors. screen doors are shot out so i'm upset at this moment and we are going to try to find

and like you said, so many of your workers are moving to reno and austin and other cities like that. >> well, the hospitality industry, we've become good at pivoting and making adjustments. we band together and try to make the best of a bad situation. we'll get through this. we've been downtown for 20 years, which is a remarkable feat, given the number of restaurants that have opened and closed in that time down here. we're used to making adjustments and hopefully, when we do get the full staff and reopen the full hours, people will return and look forward to experiencing the brit 2.0. a new improved version. >> john, we wish you the best. liz, we wish you the best, as well. it's interesting because everyone is celebrating we have a green light. for business owners like you, it's a challenge just to get the staff members back in. thank you, john and liz. we know the changes can be tough to keep track of. we're here to help you move forward. even the business owners here. head to nbcbayarea.com. we put together a list of questions that many people have during this time, along with the

austin city council cut the police budget by $150 million. how does that tie into this? two years. i think this is a nationwide crisis that we are dealing with. it is not just austin. this is an example and it is very unfortunate my brother was a part of it. i've been watching this same thing play out and praying my brother or my family was never a part of it. but defunding the police just gives a false sense of security to those people who abide by the laws. my brother went out here seeing plenty of police presence in austin and feeling safe. not realizing there were gang members walking amongst him with guns and they were -- >> bill: it's unfortunate. we hit the 10:00 eastern hour there and sometimes the satellite windows are booked to expire right at the second when we hit that mark on the clock. that's what happened here apparently. nick cantor and his uncle talking about this shooting in austin over the weekend where he lost his brother, doug. by all accounts great kid. 25 years old. born in new york and went to michigan state. worked at the ford motor company. now

city residents, including me. we met over 10 years ago when austin was working on getting some other folks elected in the city. and just like the person we were trying to get elected, david chu, austin didn't own a car, and so he has a lot of integrity, and he lives out his values with respect to environmental proficiency. he mobilizes people and he gets things done. i can say that firsthand from all of the events and compaigns that i worked on with him. he is not only passionate and gets things done, he is super strategic and gets work done smartly. i'm super excited to get austin on task to get our city better equipped to be environmentally responsible. thank you. >> chairman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: hi. my name is taylor ingraham, and i'm calling in support of austin hunter's appointment on the commission on the environment. i saw his passion for the environment when we started our school's first environmentally-focused club. even though we can just kids, he showed we can make an impact and inspire those around us. he is a committed activist that continues to make an impact and support th

it's not a question of if but only when this stuff comes to other people's cities. austint cities and it happened to us. it will be happening to more and more cities with greater increasing numbers and at some point, the federal government has to act. >> yeah. people all over the world are wondering what's going on in the united states with this gun violence epidemic that's unfolding. the austin mayor, thank you so much for joining us. we'll stay in close touch with you as well. >>> coming up, deep concern over a reported leak at a chinese k nuclear power plant. it's a cnn exclusive. stay with us. you're watchi i ing "the situat room." nwe welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting them where they want to be. faster. vmware. welcome change. that's why at america's beverage companies, ou

reporter: shots rang out early saturday morning and a busy entertainment district in downtown austin, texas, and the city's interim police chief said the initial calls came shortly before 1:30 a.m. >> our offices were just amazing this morning. in the actions that they took , how quickly they took them, and in the fact that i truly believe they saved lives . >> reporter: a witness described the chaotic scene. >> there was no escalation, no altercations anywhere. you heard the gunshots, but for rapid gunshots, pop pop pop pop. you just saw bodies everywhere, people screaming. >> reporter: victims were transported to local hospitals, some in vs police vehicles, or summon ems vehicles. >> we have victims that remain in critical condition, and we have 12 victims that right now are in stable condition. almost all of those victims are innocent bystanders . >> reporter: multiple agencies, including the fbi and atf, are assisting the austin police department . >> we have developed suspect in this case are two male suspects. this does . to be an isolated incident between two parties . >> reporter: investigators are

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cities, shootings overnight in chicago. austin and also savannah leaving two people dead and more than 25 wounded. the border crisis keeps growing, law enforcement are overwhelmed as record number of migrants journey to the u.s. it still too early to tell is the biden administration's message to stay home a will make an impact. eric: we have live fox news team coverage in all of the stories for you at the moment. standing by at the border, more the border crisis there. and following a major city crime wave that is according but less go there first, peterson, covering the g7 where the president is attending with the other work leaders. reporter: eric hello, and the leaders here don't like it when the united states make big decisions without consulting them first. now that joe biden as president, representing the u.s. at this meeting, the leaders in the group of seven from europe seem very pleased. >> i think it is great. [inaudible]. and very willing to cooperate and i think that the leadership is astonishing. reporter: most of the

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a 17 year old man has been charged in the city of austin, texas over a mass shooting that occurred on saturday. one person was killed and 13 injured after a feud between 2 groups of teenagers escalated, the suspect was detained on monday. but no thanks to a major austin newspaper which refused to publish the official police description claiming that it perpetuated stereotypes and that it could lead to home. police have only released a vague description of the suspected shooter as of saturday morning. the american statesman is not include in the description as it is too vague at this time to be useful in identifying the shooter. and such publication could be harmful into better rate and stereotypes. pull right to the executive director of the human rights defense and to says that the paper violated basic journalistic standards. most of the other media outlets that reported on it all described the suspect as, as i recall, being a skinny black man with dreadlocks from the also journal stays for, i mean they are very well respected newspaper. but even the not perpetuating stereotypes seem

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>>> shots ring out early saturday morning and a busy entertainment district in downtown austin, texas. the city'srim police chief said initial calls came in shortly before 1:30 a.m. >> now officers were amazing this morning. in the actions they took, how quickly they took them and the fact that i truly believe they saved lives. >> a witness described the chaotic scene. scene. scene. sc >> it was out of nowhere. there were no altercations anywhere. you hear gunshots. there were about four rapid gunshots. you saw bodies everywhere. people were just screaming. >> victims transported to local hospitals. somewhere in police vehicles ve others by ems or personal vehicles. >> we have to victims that remain in critical condition. then, we have 12 victims that right now are in stable condition. almost all of those victims are innocent bystanders. >> multiple agencies are assisting the austin po department. >> we have developed suspect in this case. there are two male suspects. this appears to be an isolated incident between two parties. >> investigators are reviewing numerous videos of the the the >> aust

tonight, austin, texas, the site of america's latest mass shooting overnight. 14 people shot along the city'sopular 6 street district. >> tonight. 2 victims in critical condition. one suspect in custody. and according to austin's mayor law enforcement quickly closing in on a second. jayla washington has the very latest from austin. >> hey, we'll definitely an extremely scary situation out here last night actually moose bar is where apd dispatch says the shooting first happened. now i can tell you i've spoken to several people who. really on edge trying to process what happened. >> multiple shots fired call. scared bystanders running to safety. >> everyone got on the ground. can even comprehend what was going on at the time we the call came in just before one 30 saturday morning. i hear about. >> right now. we have a shot. shot. >> police say 14 total were hurt. 11 taken to the hospital to right. in critical condition. we're told all were innocent bystanders. one witness even come >> lifesaving texas. >> it's pretty surreal union. we couldn't even fathom something like that would happen outsid

my great state of texas austin the only liberal city of texas they defend their police by 150 million that is a 33% reduction in what you see in austin a rising crime in the mass shooting last week and in austin then you have the governor seen the issue, austin police department with the department of public safety is crazy but what's interesting back in 1994 bill clinton, president bill clinton wanted to add 100,000 police, 100,000 police to the streets i wonder what the squad was say to bill clinton and what would bill clinton say to the squad, what the hell are you doing. elizabeth: its elected officials making these decisions and bureaucrats making these decisions that are so heartbreaking and devastating to minority and immigrantbr communities and they are the first victims of the crimes, we have a far left candidate in new york who says i don't want to defend the police, i want to disarm the police, watch this. >> frankly our whole platform is a next set of policies on any issue, take for example that i'm going to shift $1 billion

it's not just phoenix, it's also baltimore, chicago, austin, many more cities coast to coast seeing aor rise in gun violence. the numbers are clear, but what's actually behind this new wave of shootings? here is cnn's natasha chen. >> reporter: from coast to coast a plague of gun violence has cities on high alert. in the last week alone there have been about 19 mass shootings according to the gun violence archive where at least four people were shot. in west baltimore wednesday afternoon police described a, quote, brazen shooting when gunmen fired indiscriminately and hit six people killing one of them. in chicago tuesday morning four people were killed in a shooting at home, one of the victim was set to graduate this week n austin an argument between two groups of teens escalated to a shooting that left one person dead and injured 14 others over the weekend. gun deaths in the u.s. not including suicides are about 19% higher than at this point in 2020 and about 38% higher than this point this 2019. the brady pack says this is an imperfect storm. >> the rise in background checks that w

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the austin, texas, office, portland's all-time record of 112 yesterday is also the high in their city, in austin. this meteorologist pointed out portland was expected to be hotter than 99.8% of earth yesterday with some the sahara desert, persian gulf and california's deserts reaching higher temperatures. so those are the numbers. and they are all kind of mind blowing. but the effects are even more brutal. put simply, humans cannot function very well in this kind of heat. we have not evolved to deal with 112 degrees. the pacific northwest where summers are usually temperate and many people do not have air conditioning, it sure as heck is not designed for it. >> you didn't have to go far in portland to find people impacted by the record-breaking heat. wendy checking in the hotel downtown. >> we don't have air conditioning and it's so hot and we wanted to give our dog a chance to cool off. >> reporter: she said paying for a two-night sfa it was way less costly than an ac unit. >> a search for a hotel in seattle this weekend through monday shows room after room sold out. on that same blo

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we've just emerged from another weekend of deadly violence mass shootings in cities across the land yet again in america. in austin, shots fired on the city's beloved sixth street, packed with bars and party-goers. in savannah an 18-month-old baby among the injured in a drive-by. in cleveland, five killed in a string of overnight shootings and in chicago, more than 40 people shot across the city just this weekend police and gun violence experts are sounding the alarm this is a deadlier run-up to summer than in past years, on average with the weather warming up, school ending and the pandemic restrictions falling away last year was the deadliest gun violence in decades. this year already on pace to be worse. 274 mass shootings already this year, according to the nonprofit gun violence archive it defines a mass shooting as one with four or more people injured or killed not including the shooter. that's about 40% higher than this time last year, and 65% higher than in 2019. a total of 304 people shot dead, more than a thousand others injured. those victims are people who worked at spas, grocery stores, churches, a fe

police in austin say they are close to making a second arrest in a mass shooting overnight in the capital city of texas that injured at least 14 people. jenna washington from our sister station in austin brings us the latest. >> hey, we'll definitely an extremely scary situation out here last night actually moose bar is where apd dispatch says the shooting first happened. now i can tell you i've spoken to several people who. really on edge trying to process what happened. >> multiple shots fired call. scared bystanders running to safety. >> everyone got on the ground. can even comprehend what was going on at the the call came in just before one 30 saturday >> right now we have a shot. shot. >> police say 14 total were hurt. 11 taken to the hospital to right. in critical condition. we're told all were innocent bystanders. one witness even come >> lifesaving texas. >> it's pretty surreal union. we couldn't even fathom something like that would happen outside the streets. blocked off with crime scene tape for hours, but it will be days if not longer before those seeing this trauma close rest easy

l-time record -- portland's all-time record high of 100 tobias it is also the record high in their city, in austin. portland was expected to be hotter than 99.8% of earth yesterday. there's a higher death -- desert only reaching a higher temperature. those are the numbers. mind-blowing. the facts are more brutal. humans cannot function very well in this kind of heat. we have not evolved to deal with 112 degrees. the pacific northwest, where summers are usually pretty temperate, many people do not have air conditioning, it sure is hack is not designed for. >> you don't have to go far in portland to find people impacted by this record breaking heat. we met wendy, checking into the crystal hotel downtown. >> i am here because we don't have air conditioning, and it's so hot, we want to give our dog a chance to cool off. >> she said paying for tonight's day was way less costly than buying an ac unit. these are the lines to check in at the double train near sea tack on saturday. a search for a hotel in seattle in this weekend through monday shows room, after room, sold out. on the same block, sue's cafÉ