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josh barrick had a wonderful sense of humor, was sentimental, and was passionate about life. deana eckert is being remembered for how good and sweet she was and generous. tommy elliott was an incredible friend. governor andy beshear saying he was one of the people i talked to most in the world. juliana farmer's family telling us she was a beautiful person that loved her family and friends. and jim tutt was incredibly passionate and had a teacher's heart. and speaking today, the chief of medicine at the hospital treating the victims, saying he has grown weary after years of gun violence. >> i'm a doctor, i don't know what the answers are, but to everyone who helps make policy, both the state, city, federal, i would simply ask you to do something because doing nothing which is what we've been doing is not working. we have to do something. >> that was the plea there from louisville today. trevor ault back with us tonight. trevor, obviously these images are difficult. the police got there, acted quickly, including that rookie officer. >> that's right, david. the deputy chief note

an unimaginable tragedy for our xhupty as the mayor mentioned, dajim tt is no longer with us josh barrick is no longer with us the woman who was the maid of honor in our wedding, for whom we are the god parents of two of their children called me yesterday and said, i'm with jessica.k she hasn't heard from her husband. can you find out if he is alive? i called the police department they were quick in their response i had to call back and say, i cannot confirm anything, but he is not on the list of survivors. she had to tell their two small children that their father would never come home from work. juliana farmer, tommy elliott, my friend, no longer with us because it's louisville, i didn't just know tommy i knew tommy well. his wife even worked with my wife for a time at a company here in town their lives have been forever changed. the people who knew them are forever changed. our community is forever changed. i am so grateful to the quick response of the louisville metro police department. chief, your team was incredible yesterday. to run head first into that gunfire without question sav

godparents of two of their children called me yesterday from the barracks house and said, i'm with jessica barrick. she hasn't heard from her husband. can you find out if he's alive? i called el npd, and as they did everything yesterday were quick in their response. i had to call back and say i cannot confirm anything. he is not on the list of survivors. and she had to tell their two small children. that their father would never come home from work. juliana farmer. there's no longer with us. tommy elliott. my friend. there is no longer with us. because it's louisville. i didn't just know tommy. a new tommy. well his wife. even worked with my wife. for a time at a company here in town. their lives have been forever changed the people who knew them. are forever changed. our community. is forever changed. i am so grateful. the quick response of the louisville metro police department. chief your team was incredible yesterday. to run headfirst into that gunfire. without question saved lives. it also changed lives. officer wilt as we know. is fighting right now, after being struck in the head by an ar 1

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the 40-year-old joshua barrick just started working there and thomas elliott was a good friend who helpedaunched a law career, and he's being remembered as somebody that lifted people up and then the 45-year-old giuliana farmer just posted on facebook that she was expecting a new grandchild in september. eight people were also injured in the attack, including three police officers. among them is 26-year-old louisville officer, nicholas wills, who just graduated from the police academy just over a week ago, and he underwent emergency brain surgery. police identified the shooter as a 25-year-old employee at the bank who live streamed the attack he was killed in an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement joining us now is nbc's morgan chess key. morgan, how are the victims being remembered today >> reporter: josÉ, the impact that this loss is having on this community is widespread and important to note here that we have heard from numerous community leaders, the governor and mayor who made clear the five lives lost inside the bank behind me were not strangers, many of them well known in thi

joshua barrick, thomas elliott, juliana farmer, james tutt, and diana eg., all employees of the bank, mourned by so many in a tightknit seating. >> the names start coming out. and we know them and their friends. because this is louisville. reporter: investigators say the shooter legally purchased the ar-15 rifle he brought to work monday morning. former coworkers say they are stunned that sturgeon who started as a bank intern then got a full-time job would do this. >> never would've thought in a one million years this would've happened. reporter: officers arrived minutes after being dispatched and exchanged gunfire with the shooter, killing him. police say rookie officer nickolas wilt was shot in the head and had brain surgery. it was his fourth shift as a police officer according to officials. >> this is not about partisan politics. this is about life and death. reporter: louisville's elected leaders say it is yet another example that the state and the country need tougher gun laws. >> we know the shooter purchased an ar 15 rifle on april 4. we know that he left a note, we know he te

josh barrick was 40. juliana farmer was 57. there are also nine victims being treated.hree are in critical condition. that includes an officer three are in non-critical, and three have been released a little bit more on the officer. his name is nicholas wilt, he's 26 years old, just graduated from the police academy there. the police chief said she literally just swore him in a little bit more than a week ago. on march 31st. his family was in attendance for that he was shot in the head. he's had brain surgery he's out of brain surgery. critical but stable condition. but he's still sedated as are all of the victims who have so far been in surgery today. as for the shooter, we have a little bit of information on him. his name is connor sturgeon, a 23-year-old white male who was employed by the bank again, the chief said he used a rifle. he used a rifle, unclear what type of rifle. he killed four people, he had a masters in finance from the university of alabama, he had been working at that bank for it appears according to this linked in page that we've seen a year he had

, and five lives were lost toght memories of the victims flooding in including 40-year-old joshua barrick, a husband and father of two. >> the last thing he said to me was, i'll do whatever you need me to do, and that's the type of guy he was. >> reporter: tonight a community ripped apart by violence coming together to heal rganhesky, n newslouisville. >>> in memphis hundreds turned out as the second of two lawmakers expelled from the tennessee house of presentatives was reinstated today here blayne alexander with that. >> reporter: the vote happened in less than a minute >> it passes >> reporter: tonight ousted state representative justin pearson is headed back to his seat in the tennessee statehouse the decision was in the hands of the shelby county commission among the seven members who showed up a unanimous decision to reinstate pearson, one of two lawmakers whose unprecedented expulsion has become a national rallying cry. >> they tried to expel the people's choice and the people's vote, and they awakened a sleeping giant. >> reporter: last week tennessee's republican-led house voted

i'd like to share their names with you right now they are jim tut, josh barrick, juliana farmer, and overnight deana eckert, also tommy elliott, and mr. elliott was acknowledged yesterday by governor andy beshear, who said he was a very close friend and he added these words take a listen. >> tommy elliott helped me build my law career. helped me become governor. gave me advice on being a good dad. it is one of the people i talked to most in the world and very rarely were we talking about my job. he was an incredible friend. >> reporter: and as of right now, we do know some of those nine injured have been released from area hospitals. but two victims still remain in critical condition, ana. i found out this morning that the brother of that injured officer, nickolas wilt, is following in his footsteps he's about halfway through louisville's police academy program. ana? >> ken, you've been digging into kentucky's gun laws. what have you learned? >> well, ana, like a lot of red states, kentucky has been repealing gun laws in recent years. in 2019, the legislature took away what had been

the joua barrick, thomas le. elliott, juliana farmer and james tough. one of the officers. 26 year-old nicholas will. he's in critical condition. he was shot in the head and had brain surgery. he was just sworn in on march 31st. let's be clear about what this was. this was an evil act of targeted violence. this is really difficult for all of us across the ente city to process and accept the university of louisville hospital says they treated a total of 9 patients, including the 2 officers. at least 3 patients had already been discharged this afternoon. police say more could have been killed if not for how quickly officers got to the bank. >> it is clear. from the officer's response that base absolutely save people's lives. this is a tragic event, but it was it was the heroic response of officers that made sure that no more people were more seriously injured in what happened. >> that was ryan bass reporting for us tonight. and president biden weighed in on twitter saying, quote, once again our nation mourns after a senseless act of gun violence. jill and

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deana eckert, who died monday night, joshua barrick, thomas elliott, james tut, and 45-year-old juliana farmer. she had just moved to louisville aout three weeks ago to help raise her four grandkids. >> my mom was the sweetest person, lovingest person. a smile that lit up the room. >> reporter: a memorial is growing out the bank as people bring flowers and leave messages to honor the victims. >> it's something that hits a little closer to home because it's where you're from. >> reporter: louisville's interim police chief says the ar-style gun used in the attack was purchased legally from a local dealership last week. craig greenberg, pushed for action to curb gun violence. >> this isn't about partisan politics. this is about life and death. >> reporter: louisville will hold a community-wide prayer vigil later today. talking about next steps here, without congressional action on gun control, this is all left up to the states. wendy, louisville's mayor wants to take that a step further. he's asking for kentucky law to be changed so that louisville can take some actions of its own on how t

at a vigil tonight mourners honored the five people killed in monday's shooting, deana eckerta barrick at the bank where the gunman worked. tiffany caldwell knew two of the victims. you afraid at all this could happen again? >> you know, i have two college kids on different campus, and this could happen anywhere, but yes. i mean, you have to live your life still. >> reporter: in a statement, the shooter's family condemned what they called this senseless act of violence, adding while he had mental health challenges, there were never any warning signs he was capable of this shocking act. funerals for at least two of the victims are set to take place on friday. norah? >> roxana saberi, thank you very much. >>> and another big story that we are following, a huge toxic fire at a former recycling plant in richmond, indiana is expected to continue to burn for several more days. it's forced schools to close and more than 2,000 people were evacuated. tonight the epa and local officials are monitoring air quality. max lewis with our indiana affiliate wttv reports there is major concern over what

thomas elliott, juliana farmer, jeff barrick, deanna eckert, and david b is the honest were all killed. it victims are in the hospital including the officer who is in critical condition. kentucky's governor fought back tears during his public statement. >> i want to thank all of our law enforcement officers for responding and doing their best to try to save some of my friends. ama: the family of the shooter released a statement saying they had no morning their son would commit such a shocking act. the weight of gun violence can be difficult the process. that's why we put together a list of resources. visit our website for more information and help. dan: you've heard a lot about the pandemic's impact on downtown spaces. there are major headlines today that we think deserve your attention. that's why we are making the focus of tonight's deep dive at 11:00. we will start in san francisco. it's one of the last in the pack to recover nationwide. one of the worst affected in the first few months of this year. office vacancies were at their highest level ever recorded. we learned another majo

. >> joshua barrick, thomas elliott, juliana farmer and james to were shot and killed monday morning. a 5th victim, deanna eckerd later died from her injuries. 2 of those murdered for the governor's close hurt. >> and i'm hurting. and i know so many people out there are as well. for children of god. one of whom was one of my closest friends. tommy elliot, help me build my law career. help me become governor. jamie advice on being a good dad. >> police arrived the old national bank 3 minutes after they got the call around 8.30, that shots were fired. they killed the shooter soon after running towards the gunfire was 26 year-old rookie officer nicholas will. he was shot in the head and has undergone brain surgery but remains in critical condition. >> let's be clear about what this was. this was an evil act of targeted violence. this is really difficult for all of us across the entire city to process and accept. >> police are still working to determine what caused urgent to kill his coworkers. this was the governor's bank and he said if not for the quick work of police, more lives would

joshua barrick, thomas elliott, juliana farmer and james tough. of the officers. 26 year-old nicholas will. he's in critical condition. he was shot in the head and had brain surgery. he was just sworn in on march 31st. let's be clear about what this was. this was an evil act of targeted violence. this is really difficult for all of us across the entire city to process and accept the university of louisville hospital says they treated a total of 9 patients, including the 2 officers. at least 3 patients had already been discharged this afternoon. police say more could have been killed if not for how quickly officers got to the bank. >> it is clear. from the officer's response that base absolutely save people's lives. this is a tragic event, but it was it was the heroic response of officers that made sure that no more people were more seriously injured what happened. >> again, though, as ryan bass reporting for us tonight, president biden weighed in on twitter saying, quote, once again our nation mourns after a senseless act of gun violence. jill and

dan eckerd, joshua barrick, thomas elliot, james tutt, and juliana farmer.ed. tiffany cardwell new two of the victims. are you afraid at all that this could happen again? in a different community? >> you know, i have two college kids, different campuses, and this could happen, you know, anywhere, but yes, i mean, you have to live your life, still. >> reporter: in a statement, the shooter's family condemned what they called this senseless act of violence, adding, while he had mental health challenges, there were never any warning signs he was capable of the shocking act. funerals for at least two of the victims are set up take place on friday. norah? >> norah: roxana saberi, inc. you very much. and another big story that we are following, a huge, toxic fire at a former recycling plant in richmond, indiana, is expected to continue to burn for it is forced schools to close in more than 2,000 people were evacuated. tonight, the epa and local officials are monitoring air quality. max lewis, without indiana affiliate, wt tv, reports there% is major concern over wh

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deana eckert, who died overnight, joshua barrick, thomas elliot, james tutt, andp.ou about her job here? >> that she>>eporter: in an exce interview with cbs news, her kids, john and alia chambers said the 35 euros i just moved to louisville to help raise her four grandkids. and come to me and raise my own, and i can't see my mama no more. >> reporter: did you ever think that someone you love so much could go in this way? >> no. >> never. >> never in a million years. never. >> reporter: as tributes to the victims grow, so is the feeling here that gun violence has to end. louisville's mayor says 40 people have already been killed by gun violence in a city this year. >> this isn't about partisan politics. this is about life and death. this is about preventing tragedies. >> we've got to stop this gun violence. we just lost an innocent, beautiful soul. innocent. they've got to do something about these guns. they've got to. >> reporter: and tonight, officer will remains in the icu in critical condition after being shot in the head. the mayor has announced a vigil tomorrow

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or earlier i spoke your corresponded jack barrick in brussels, and i asked him if there was anything in micron speech today that might reassure those unsettled by his recent remarks on tai was not really to be on his brain. he wasn't there trying to make a speech, you know, to cover those comments. as you say about taiwan. he, he made those comments to the press on a flight in china, where he said that your shouldn't be america's followers. on the issue of taiwan, taiwan. or is it the island nation that china wants to wants to retake into its feel like direct sphere of influence and they've not ruled out doing that by force . the americans are against that, but microns so sort of said we shouldn't be necessarily just taking the leadership of the united states on this. and they've been u. s. senators who said, listen, we shouldn't, but perhaps we should not consider support in europe and ukraine. so much on that you know, the, the warren at european soil not he didn't really mention that during his speech in the netherlands today, but he did talk about european sovereignty, the need t

josh barrick. 40 years of age.iana farmer. 57. >> kentucky's governor says he was friends with multiple victims, fighting back tears as he remembered his close friend tommy elliott. >> tommy elliott helped me build my law career, become governor. give me advice on being a good dad. one of the people i talk to most in the world and very rarely are we talking about my job. >> two louisville metro police officers were also shot. he graduated from the academy. he was shot in the head and is now in critical condition. >> i just swore him in, and his fmily was there to witness his journey to become a police officer. >> police naming the gunman saying he was killed in the shoot-out with authorities here late today, law enforcement descending on what is believed to be his own. his linkedin profile shows that he worked full-time at the bank for more than a year. sources tell abc news he was recently given notice he was going to be fired, and he left a note to his parents and friends indicating he planned to shoot up the ban

thomas elliott, juliana farmer, jeff barrick, deanna eckert, and david b is the honest were all killedtims are in the hospital including the officer who is in critical condition. kentucky's governor fought back tears during his public statement. >> i want to thank all of our law enforcement officers for responding and doing their best to try to save some of my friends. ama: the family of the shooter released a statement saying they had no morning their son would commit such a shocking act. the weight of gun violence can be difficult the process. that's why we put together a list of resources. visit our website for more information and help. dan: you've heard a lot about the pandemic's impact on downtown spaces. there are major headlines today that we think deserve your attention. that's why we are making the focus of tonight's deep dive at 11:00. we will start in san francisco. it's one of the last in the pack to recover nationwide. one of the worst affected in the first few months of this year. office vacancies were at their highest level ever recorded. we learned another major name.

joshua barrick, thomas elliot.er, whose car is still parked outside the bank. >> and what did she tell you about her job here? >> that she loved it. she was happy, very happy. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with cbs news, her kids said the 45-year-old had just moved to louisville to help raise her four grandkids. >> for her to drop everything and come to me, it breaks my heart that i can't see my mama no more. >> did you ever think that someone you loved so much could go in this way? >> no. >> never. >> never in a million years. never. >> reporter: as tributes to the victims grow, so does the feeling here that gun violence has to end. louisville's mayor says 40 people have already been killed by gun violence in his city this year. >> this isn't about partisan politics. this is about life and death. this is about preventing tragedies. >> we've got to stop this gun violence. we just lost an innocent, beautiful soul. innocent. they've got to do something about these guns. they got to. >> reporter: and tonight