sophomore brian fraser, president of his fraternity.ior alexandria verner, a talented athlete whose positivity changed lives. >> her smile was -- 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. >> 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 the white house. so, nancy, they were watchin

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 outside of the door, because my ears were ringing from it.

soore brian fraser president of his fraternity.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 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. the classes here are canceled until monday. norah? >> norah: oh, roxana. such a community in pain. thank you. 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 cordis is at the white house, so nancy, they were watching this from t

there were two other students, alexandria verner and brian fraser. s 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 no tam system which led to the first national ground stop since 9/11 and it was caused by human error, someone accidentally deleting files during s

they held a vigil tuesday night for brian fraser, a sophomore from a suburb of detroit. sister tells the detroit free press she doesn't want her brother's name forgotten. arielle anderson was a junior, also from the detroit area. her 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

the other two who we are remembering, alexandria verner and brian fraser. fraser was the president of his fraternity and verner was a star athlete in her high school. we heard from their coach and superintendent. listen in. >> we're struggling. we are all struggling here at the high school because of what an incredible person that al was. >> she was a gift to this -- this place, to us, and in her 20 years, 15 of which i knew her, met her in in gym when she was 5, she's -- she's a life changer for all of us. >> reporter: and at this hour five other students are still listed in critical condition and thoughts are also with them and their families, four of them had to have emergency surgery following those shootings on monday night. jim? >> adrienne, thank you. josh, there are still so many questions to the why, of course, is chief among them. what more do we know about the suspect here, josh? >> erica, authorities say that the 43-year-old shooter who died by suicide after that self-inflicted gunshot wound had no affiliation with michigan state university. so t

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 shooter had no ties to michigan state university. the shooter's father michael mcrae, said in part, quote, ever since my wife died, my son began to change. he was getting more and more bitter

. >>> trauma que se intento fi co cuando al dÍa siguiente le informaron que las estudiantes y brian fraserdolor en acciÓn y envÍa este contundente mej saj. >>> si estos legisladores vean lo que yo vi, leen tra rai tal vergÜenza de no pra saor legislaciÓn que la pasarÍan inmediatamente y creo que si les pasara a uno de sus ijs a uno de sus sobrinos. no estarÍan ahÍ debatiendo. >>> en cuanto al tirador. esa persona se tornÓ en un monstruo. es la persona que ya estaba en un infierno. interno de salud mental. y por eso, se necesita limitar las armas y se necesita fi nan zieur la ayuda para la salud mental de la ciudadanÍa. rre gres rÁ a impartir sus clases y terminar. nos volvimos una familia en este momento. porque esta experiencia lo une a uno. juntos podemos sanar y estamos com partiendo los sentimientos en la casa. que les estoy escribiendo y explicando por quÉ necesitamos continuar y yo como su profesor. >>> >>> desafortunadamente hoy se registrÓ otra balacera con mÚltiples vÍctimas mortales y esto ocurriÓ en una zona rural de mississippi. su auto en un estacionamiento. enfrenta varios ca

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 they are alive

the other two students, alexandria verner and brian fraser, all three students we're told are from theass shooting in addition to another student. we've talked to several. what do we know? >> reporter: that's right. if you can imagine, this is one of the stories we're hearing of people who have come across not one but two of these types of massacres in their lifetime and just underscores something we're hearing, this generation goes through this has gone through this kind of training heard about this their entire childhood. one person said she survived not just this shooting but the shooting at sandy hook. >> i am 21 years old and this is the second mass shooting i have lived through, ten years and two months ago i survived the sandy hook shooting. the fact this is the second mass shooting i have lived through is incomprehensible. >> reporter: not from an interview but her tiktok post. this underscores what we've heard from students, this is their generational reality and it has yet again unfolded at an american school. >> jesse kirsch for us today in michigan. you can see more of the

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 results of a poll last year that had the v

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

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

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

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

entre ellos el de brian fraser que curz ba su tercer aÑo.d de. hay gran preocupaciÓn por las propuestas del servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas de aumentar sus tarifas incluyendo trÁmites de ciudadanÍa. y esto podrÍa ser un gran obstÁculo para quienes estÁn iniciando un nuevo proceso. francisco cuevas nos tiene los detalles. >>> max estÁ desilusionado su trÁmite migratorio le puede costar hasta un mes de trabajo. >>> es demasiado para las personas de bajos ingresos. estÁn a punto de quedar fuera del alcance de muchos solicitantes. >>> incremento de 75%, en ciertos procesos. la aplicaciÓn familiar en la mÁs comÚn, estamos viendo un incremento tremendo. >>> el aumento programado para marzo incluye el proceso por corroe de ciudadanÍa, de 640 a 760 dÓlares. el formulario i 130 un aumento del 33%. alma, estÁ en una in encrucijada. >>> si hacer, el trÁmite. o comer, o pagar renta. son muchos obstÁculos. >>> procesos claves de solicito de extensiÓn provisional para cÓnyuges de 715 a formulario i 485 de residencia permanente. de 1140 a 1540

brian fraser was a sophomore from the detroit suburb of grosse pointe. he was a member of phi delta theta fraternity. his sister tells "the detroit free press" their family isn't ready to speak but doesn't want her brother's name forgotten. a light in their lives. arielle anderson was from the same school system as brian fraser and her family tells us she was kind and loving, caring, compassionate and driven. more now on the shootings from cnn's adrienne broaddus. >> multiple ambulances. >> reporter: the gunman first opened fire on the campus monday, just before 8:30 p.m. >> oh, my god. >> there's still people down there trying to get out. >> reporter: shooting at two locations, the first inside a classroom at berkey hall. >> while the officers were managing that scene at berkey hall, we began receiving additional reports of another shooting at the msu union building. >> i'm coming down stairwell 13 about seven people. >> reporter: new video show students hiding in a classroom. reacting to a knock while on the phone with police. >> they said don't open t

and three killed arielle anderson who dreamed of becoming a surgeon, brian fraser, chapter president of his fraternity and alex verner, a high school athlete known for her kindness, and new tonight, a possible lead on motive and what may have prompted the alleged shooter, 43-year-old anthony mcrae, who investigators say took his own life after the rampage to target msu. >> it's being investigated that he may have applied for a position here. >> yes, we're trying to establish any potential connectivity >> can you tell us how that came to light >> just part of the investigation itself. >> reporter: also part of that investigation, how he obtained the gun, as well as mcrae's criminal background including a guilty plea to a misdemeanor weapons charge in 2019 >> i want an education. >> reporter: meanwhile, miles away at michigan state's capital, pain turning to anger students demanding stricter gun laws and background checks. >> when is enough enough >> reporter: on campus the fear palpable. someone spray painting a rock, allow us to defend ourselves and carry on campus. students today pa

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 course, and before we get into these chilling details that we are learning about the shooter, what do we know about the motive here? >> reporter: we still don't know much about a motive. we haven't gotten an update since that press conference y

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

. >> we 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 shelt

he escaped, but his co-worker, brian fraser, didn't.raser, arielle anderson, and alexandria verner were killed. >> i don't know why. none of us deserved that. >> reporter: a junior hospitality major was hurt, listed in critical condition, still in the hospital. her family started a gofundme saying that it will take months for the florida native to recover. >> we shouldn't have to live with this -- >> reporter: among the grief, anger. students held a peaceful sit-in at the capitol yesterday demanding action on gun reform. >> if nothing changes, it will continue. >> you're under arrest -- >> reporter: meanwhile, newly released video shows the 43-year-old suspect's arrest on a gun charge in 2019. police say he took his own life as officers confronted him after the shooting. today people will be allowed back in the academic building where the shooting started to pick up things they left behind when running for safety. classes are expected to resume on monday. but a petition for that to be remote only has already gotten more than 10,000 sign

learning more about the three msu students killed -- junior arielle diamond anderson, sophomore brian frasernior alexandria verner. the first 911 calls at 8:18 p.m. for shots fired on campus. >> i have an active shooter at 509 east circle drive on msu's campus -- >> reporter: authorities identifying the gunman as 43-year-old anthony duane mcrae. they say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after an intense hours-long manhunt. student dominic was inside the building. >> i heard the gunshot. it must have been right outside of the door. because my ears were ringing from it. that's when he came in our class, shot four more times. >> reporter: police say two of the victims were shot dead inside that building before the suspect moved to the nearby student union where authorities say he killed a third student. five other students shot, hospitalized in critical condition tonight. overnight students barricading themselves inside the library with tables and chairs. >> oh my god. >> everyone's freaked out, everyone's terrified. >> reporter: after police released these surveillance images showing

not a student at msu, but he's been working in the school's cafeteria since january, alongside brian fraserore who was killed by the gunman. >> we have lost too much. it's only getting worse. >> reporter: today hundreds of msu students rallied on the steps of the state's capitol, demanding gun reform legislation. >> words are not good enough. we must act, and we will. >> you're under arrest right now. >> reporter: newly released body cam video shows anthony mcrae's arrest on a gun charge in 2019. on monday, authorities say he took his own life during a confrontation with police. three msu students were killed in the attack and five others were critically wounded, including guadalupe huapilla-perez, a junior studying hospitality business. her sister started a gofundme page because she says she faces months of care. the four other students are also in critical condition. classes here at msu are suspended until next week, and the campus is mostly empty now. but, norah, many of those who are still here are holding a vigil tonight behind me to remember the victims. >> elaine quijano, thank you s

both students, sophomore brian fraser and junior alexandria verner. a third victim's family has asked that identity to be kept private. the identities of the five wounded have not been released but all remain in critical condition. earlier today, officials held a press conference. the hospital's chief medical officer spoke about the response to the shooting and got very emotional. >> we received a lot of texts that were just, i'm on the way, people showing up. it was -- it was a sad but a very proud moment for all of us here, so. >> i can't imagine how draining it must have been for that staff dealing with that. i understand we have any details about the shooter himself. >> yeah, that's right. nbc news spoke with michael mcrae just morning ago, the father of the suspected gunman. he says his son became, quote, evil and mean after his mother died in 2020 from a stroke, that they were really close and after her death he became a recluse, stayed in his room all day, every day, that he didn't care about anything anymore. mr. mcrae was asked if he knew why

critical condition as the university mourns the deaths of junior arielle diamond anderson, sophomore brian fraser, and junior alexandria verner, whose high school paid tribute to her overnight. >> she was kind and positive and empathetic. >> reporter: police say anthony mcrae had no known connections to the university, when he unleashed a rampage monday night, later turning the gun on himself. his motive, still a mystery. these three students and friends among the many across campus who ran in horror to safety. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: some hiding in classrooms. >> i've had the fear of a school shooting in my mind since sixth grade when newtown happened. >> reporter: the anxiety, all too familiar for the watson family. their younger son, ayden, injured at the oxford high school shooting in 2021. their older son, caleb, on campus during the terror this week. >> in 14 months, two times this household has been impacted by a major shooting. and that's two more than ever should have occurred. >> reporter: and whit, authorities today began the process of allowing students to retrieve the belongings

. >> reporter: authorities say he killed junior arielle diamond anderson, sophomre brian fraser, and junior alexandria verner, later talking his own life as police closed in. this 2019 body camera video shows police arresting mcrae for felony gun possession. >> do you have any weapons on you right now? do you have any weapons on you or anything like that? >> yeah. >> reporter: those charges later reduced to a misdemeanor, allowing him to legally purchase the two .9 millimeter handguns used in monday's attack. and whit, some encouraging news tonight. one of the five students still hospitalized has been upgraded to stable condition. the others remain in critical condition. whit? >> certainly a positive update there. alex, thank you. >>> now, to the crisis of confidence in east palestine, ohio, after that train derailment and toxic spill nearly two weeks ago. the images still causing concern, though officials say the air is now clear, and the cleanup will protect public health. the head of the epa on the ground today, vowing, we will get to the bottom of this, and promising to hold the

family and friends gathered in the detroit suburb grosse point farms to pay tribute to sophomore brian fraser>> he was kind. he was a light. >> reporter: 20 miles away another funeral, for fellow sophomore alex verner. services for the third victim, arielle anderson, are set for this week. athletic events have already resumed. rivals michigan state and university of michigan came together for a moment of silence before saturday's match-up. >> there's some things that aren't rivalries. there's some things that are bigger than the game. >> reporter: a display of solidarity through the shadow of tragedy. astrid martinez, cbs news, new york. >>> we learn today that comedian and actor richard belzer has died. >> you had one hell of a run, sergeant munch. >> did i? i don't know where it all went. >> belzer is best known for his role as "law & order" detective john munch, a character he played for 23 seasons. richard belzer died at his home in france. he was 78 years old. >>> well, straight ahead on the cbs weekend news a checkup of america's aviation industry after some close calls. also americans

not a student at msu, but he has been working in the school's cafeteria since january, alongside brian fraseru sophomore who was killed by the gunman. >> we have lost too much. it's only getting worse. >> reporter: today, hundreds of msu student eps of the state capital, demanding gun reform legislation. >> words are not good enough. we must act, and we will. >> you are under arrest right now. >> reporter: newly released police body cam video show anthony mcrae's arrest on a gun charge in 20:19 p.m. on monday, authorities say he took his own life during a confrontation with police. three msu students were killed in the attack, and five others were critically wounded, including guadalupe huapilla-perez, a junior studying hospitality business. her sister started a gofundme page because she says huapilla-perez faces months of care. four students in critical condition. classes at msu are suspended until next week and the campus is mostly empty now. but norah, many of those who are still here are holding a vigil tonight behind me to remember the victims. >> norah: elaine quijano, thank you so much

one is taking place on tuesday, two are being held in the coming hours, including for brian fraser. >n was a wonderful young man. he was one of my son's dear friends. they had a wonderful friend group. he was kind. he was a light. he always had a big smile, nicest, most polite kid you'd ever want to meet. >> reporter: meanwhile the five people wounded in the shooting remain hospitalized. four in critical condition and one is listed as stable. >>> authorities in mississippi have arrested a man who they believe killed six people, including his ex-wife. richard dale crumb was taken into custody and charged with first degree murder on friday. crum first shot a driver in a small parking lot in rural mississippi and he allegedly shot and killed his ex-wife in her home. authorities found the bodies of two men behind the suspect's home and who more victims killed in a house next door. police say they don't have a motive at this time. >>> a suspect in the shootings of two jewish people in los angeles has been arrested and is being held without bond. authorities say jamie tran was charged with

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

three michigan state university students gone down on campus are remembered. 20-year-old brian fraserty and lacrosse player with infectious smile. his fraternity releasing the following statement, "as the leader of his chapter, bryant was a great friend to his brothers and greek community michigan state and those he reacted to on campus." arielle anderson 19-year-old sophomore was a kind hearted, soft-spoken straight a student. her uncle said she was perfect." anderson's grandma telling the detroit press she is kind, loving, caring, compassionate, driven and family-oriented. i'm feeling lost. i'm feeling broken. i'm her, but i know she is an angel and god doesn't make any mistakes." alexandria verner was a quiet go-getter that played basketball and wanted to be a forensic scientist. they got her third at the high school for a candlelight vigil last night and the football stadium scoreboard displaying her age as 20 memory and the district superintendent reflecting on her life and legacy. >> she was everything you want in simply a human being. a great athlete a great student, kind, posi

alexandria verner, arielle anderson, brian fraser killed in monday night shooting. travelers are calling this vote don't make disobedient scenes and homeless camp sprawled out from the front door all the way to baggage claim. speak to a massive travel hub calling the crowd out of control and warning they don't feel safe. marianne rafferty joins us with the details, marianne. >> good morning ashley and todd appear the homeless probably in the airports with vagrants and baggage claim, homeless camped out near baggage and exit doors have passengers on edge and worried about the growing problem and whether or not they are saved the world's third largest airport. one passenger says, i flew back to o'hare terminal last week and never seen such a homeless problem in package in the 50 years i've lived in cook county. it is not even that cold out. aggressively hit up with, "do you need a ride and baggage?" it is dystopian. downplaying the issue by calling it a common occurrence all airports and saying in a statement caa is aware of the population of unsheltered individuals a

. >> and this is brian fraser, a sophomore msu chapter president of phi delta theta fraternity calling. brian a great friend to his brothers. >> that was kelsey kernstine reporting michigan state university is closed today, but we understand they will be back in session starting tomorrow. time now is 9.11. >> just about 9.12. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. we're going to revisit oakland and the police chief there that will soon learn the there that will soon learn the fees can to keep his job. nexgard is the flea and tick protection that's #1 with vets. your vet trusts it for her patients... ...and her own dog. plus, its delicious beef flavor is #1 with dogs. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. ask your vet about nexgard. are back night. 14 is the time. if you're looking for a new show or movie to watch, there are some available to stream right now. we've got dean richards with a preview. i need you. >> you. >> and are new streaming series this week. captain jean luc picard reunites with some old friends from previous star trek series

. >> and this is brian fraser, a sophomore msu chapter president of phi delta theta fraternity calling. brian a great friend to his brothers. >> was kelsey kernstine reporting for us. michigan state university is closed today. they do expect to be back in session tomorrow. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're talking about oakland's police chief and he soon will learn if he can keep his job or not. we're going to tell you who has the final say on his future. plus, we're talking about mayor london breed and she's trying to get more money for sfpd to help with under staffing. why one board member says the department is not need any more funding. and today looking pretty nice. i know it's a cold start. but later on today, we're going to be looking at highs in the low 50's at the coast. >> and some mid to upper 50's elsewhere in the bay area. all nice sunshine for the entire afternoon. your forecast ahead. >> all right. back at 8.15, we've got john syria here looking at the looks like a fantastic view from our roof. looking out of the city over the flags are blowing their exac

killed earlier this week in the mass shooting at michigan state university. 20 year-old sophomore brian fraser was laid to rest in grosse pointe farms, michigan, a few miles away. funeral services were held for 20 year-old alexandria verner, 19 year-old junior arielle anderson will be laid to rest later on next week. today, prayers for the families of the victims. >> but to the students, so the for at brothers, please go back. go back. with determination. go back with the confidence of the spirit of his law of the gods law that you can are not going to allow evil to disperse too. >> 5 more students were injured in the attack on monday. the 43 year-old gunman had no ties to michigan state. we turn now to the war in ukraine. world leaders are meeting in germany to discuss ways to support ukraine as the country attempts to fend off a massive russian military offensive. the security council meeting in munich comes nearly a year after russia invaded ukraine. the u.s. and its allies have contributed billions of dollars in military aid to ukraine. since the start of the war. they have said they will

. >> a vigil will be held tonight for the three students that died, brian fraser, arielle anderson andlexandria verner. >> five other students are in the hospital fighting for their lives. one of the students family members said, doctors tell us even in improving conditions, the process will take months of care and subsequent rehabilitation. a student has shared new video that shows moments when he and his peers were locked in a classroom. the lights were off and the students were arguing over whether or not to open the door after a loud knock. >> we're talking to the cops right now. >> josh campbell is following this for us today. josh, we're learning that the suspect was previously charged with a felony, yet he was still able to purchase not one, but two firearms recently? >> reporter: that's right. let's look at the timeline. in 2019 this mass shooter was pulled over by police in michigan. the officers ask if he had a firearm and he said he was armed. he was charged with a felony because he had a gun, but not a license to carry. he plead to a lesser charge to having a weapon in the

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campus police identify them sophomore brian fraser and junior. alexandra verner, the name of that 3rd victim has not been released yet. >> today marks 5 years since a gunman murdered 14 students and 3 staff members at parkland's marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. family members are still struggling with the loss. most of the families have started. foundations are performing other charitable work, including organizations that protects students or strengthen gun laws. the parents of joaquin oliver say the gold with their foundation change. the ref is to challenge the political influence of the national rifle association and gun manufacturers and the parents of gina rose montalto started a foundation to help students pay for college. gina's father says it's his way of keeping his daughter's memory alive. that's just about helping to keep june as light shining. she was. she was so positive and loving and caring. we we. want her helpful nature continue on and again, to keep relate, shining in this role. >> the gunman nikolas cruz has bee

. >> and this is brian fraser, a sophomore msu chapter president of phi delta theta fraternity calling. brian a great friend to his brothers. >> well, that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us this morning. michigan state university, by the way, closed today. they do plan on being back in session starting tomorrow. >> well, you have community members and they're calling for alameda county district attorney pamela price to the recall, families of victims killed in oakland say the da is not listening to them and should be recalled for being too soft on crime. so this comes after critics said the da's office announced early plea deal for the law's the law would. he was accused of killing 3 people in 2008 but pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter and personal use of a gun. the charges for allegedly killing the 2 others were dropped. prices defended her stance on violence and its effects on communities. but critics say she's out of touch with victims, families and that they should have a say in how long a criminal actually goes to prison. >> well, state attorney general rob bonta wa