in east buffalo.that previously had been a food desert. and the investment in that store that i and others fought and negotiated to bring to that community became a center of community. people came there not only to shop, but to to meet and spend time with friends. and so the the crime that was committed there, uh, was a heinous active racist violence. >> mayor, let me intercede for just a moment. i only have 49 seconds. do you think that the business community should take a public position as it relates to this violence? these mass shootings? >> yes, i do. >> and mayor, you have a buffalo niagara partnership similar to a chamber of commerce and i have a letter from them. they indicate earlier this year the bnp stepped out of its of the confines of our traditional advocacy priorities and brought together a coalition of several regional chambers of commerce across new york state to call on congress to pass assault weapons ban. this action followed the racist mass shooting at the tops supermarket in buf

a cord to the buffalo niagara partnership chamber of commerce and the buffalo area, during those two months people were displaced from jobs, and their community based food accessibility challenges. it is important to understand the impact that mass shooting have unemployment. research has shown, increases in unemployment by almost 2% in areas that have expensive mass shootings. mass shootings have also shown to impact home value. research has shown that mass shootings can lead to a decrease in area housing prices up, up to 3%. mass shootings at school have been shown to cause a decline in 8home values up to nearly 8% within that school district. this impact occurs because of school were a mass shooting occurs might then be considered unsafe or stigmatized. families might be less inclined to move to that school district and other families might choose to leave. teachers become more inclined to leave the district. in summary, mass shootings have a devastating impact on community, they heard businesses causingco resignations, layoffs, litigation costs and increased cost of insurance. pr

carolina attorney alex murdaugh charged in the double murder >>> the suspect in the racist rampage in a buffalo supermarke indicted on federal hate crime charges and inside the store for the first time since the shooting two months ago before it finally re-opens. >>> the russian strike in ukraine killing at least 23 people, including children >>> president biden and israel's prime minister signing a pledge to stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon, but publicly clashing on how to do it >>> and the secret van gogh painting, how it was discovered after more than a century. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone we learned late today of the passing of ivana trump, first wife to former president donald trump and mother to his three oldest children donald junior, ivanka, and eric trump tonight, the children in a statement describing their mother as a radiant beauty and caring mother and friend. ivana and donald trump became tabloid fodder when their 15-year long marriage ended quite publicly in 1992 the 73-year-old found dead in her manhattan home tonig

networks in the world to amplify conspiracy theories that are eerily similar to those cited by the buffalo shooter. i urge carlson to stop spreading replacement theory, or else risk seeing more tragedies like the one we saw in buffalo last

city council and the senior pastor of the true bethel baptist church in buffalo.nk you for your time. two months after the shooting, the scars are there and there is no way they can be minimized. how is your community and how are you doing today, two months after the shooting? >> honestly, i paint on a happy face and keep going because of my position in leadership and people need that. but we are still healing. it is not over. the opening of this store obviously rings back feelings. we are still very much hurt right now. >> you live close to the grocery store. what are the feelings? and what are people feeling? because it is kind of a central part of the community, that store. there is that dichotomy of feelings i'm sure. >> i live a few blocks away from the store. and so my neighbors, many of my neighbors one at the store open. especially seniors. and then there are people who are adamantly against the store opening. so where we have so much unity in the community after the massacre by this white supremacist, we have so much unity and now there is kind of -- whet

and in buffalo today, an emotional step for the community forever changed by that mass shooting. the tops supermarket where a gunman opened fire is now open again for the first time since the shooting two months ago. the suspected shooter, a white teen-ager, killed ten black people. prosecutors say specifically targeting a place where blacks shopped. thursday he was indicted on 27 federal hate crimes and firearms charges. msnbc's tremaine lee joins me from the newly reopened tops supermarket prp i can only imagine there must be mixed emotions there today. >> chris, you got that right. folks streaming into the supermarket today will find stocked shelves, completely renovated and on the wall waterfall with a poem on it memorializing the dead here. you and i know well communities suffering grief and trauma take a while to process that grief and trauma. just two months after ten people were killed here they're opening those doors. i've been talking to folks, like pastor tim newkirk who says folks here, it's going to take time to understand the gravity of this moment. let's listen to

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conspiracy theories to millions of americans, theories that are eerily similar to those cited by buffaloes horrible shooter. there is only one way to describe what mr. carlson iscr doing. he is stoking racial resentment among his viewers withh a violet racist conspiracy theories. i urge fox news to compel them to stop at once. >> washington democrats one-partyty government as actuay performed in amazing seat. in 18 months they taken on an economy who is ready to store and completely derailed it with $2 trillion in unnecessary borrowing and spending

she was the oldest victim at 86-year- old in buffalo.said his life has been changed and he advocates for stronger gun laws moving forward. that is something i've heard the president say so often. as he has met others with similar loss, his advice is to have the tragedy give them purpose in life. whether it is garnell whitfied or fred guttenberg who you have spoken to, with the pain of the tragic shootings, they become outspoken advocates and convincing advocates for gun safety reform. that is part of what the president wants to galvanize moving forward. it is notable as well that he get thanks to senator chris murphy at the forefront for of working toward the legislation, but also republicans. he singled out john cornyn of texas and thom tillis of north carolina. he said at one point, i hope i'm not getting you in trouble by acknowledging you and thanking you for your work. if there is to be further meaningful legislation on gun safety, there will have to be a change in the congress this november or a change in attitude, particularly amo

in lights of the recent violence in buffalo inspired by replacement theory, it is shocking and dangerous for mr. carlson to keep propagating this message. i am deeply disappointed, frankly outraged, that fox news has taken no action to address the conduct of mr. carlson. it makes me sick to my stomach to think that mr. carlson has been given a free pass to amplify racist conspiracy theories to millions of americans, they'ries that are eerie -- theories eerily similar to those cited by buffalo's horrible shooter. there's only one way to describe what mr. carlson is doing -- he is stoking racial resentment among his viewers with these violent racist conspiracy theories. i

inscribed with a poem by julian hans worth, a poet laureate from buffalo. cleansing all pain and fear. all hurt and regret. let the water heal our were people. buffalo's mayor spoke about the importance of the stores reopening at the prayer service today. >> how everyone has come together, for the opening of our tops on jefferson avenue. is proof positive that love beats hate. we will take this place of tragedy, and in the days, the weeks, the months, the years to come. it will be a national and world wide example, of a place of triumph. >> amen to that. love beats hate, east buffalo, new york, tonight. may that be a lesson to us all. on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of

inscribed with a poem by julian hans worth, a poet laureate from buffalo. part, let the hopeful waters flow, cleansing all pain and fear. all hurt and regret. let the water heal our were people. buffalo's mayor spoke about the importance of the stores reopening at the prayer service today. >> how everyone has come together, for the opening of our tops on jefferson avenue. is proof positive that love beats hate. we will take this place of tragedy, and in the days, the weeks, the months, the years to come. it will be a national and world wide example, of a place of triumph. >> amen to that. love beats hate, east buffalo, new york, tonight. may that be a lesson to us all. on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with us, i will see you at the end of tomorrow. >> tonight on all in -- >> after our last hearing, president trump tried to call a witness in our investigation. >> who did the ex president call, and will there be legal consequences? >> it's highly unusual t

but they should know that they can't break us. >> our athena jones is live in buffalo.back there today, what are people saying? >> reporter: well, poppy and jim, we talked to folks yesterday during the preopening ceremony with local dignitaries, clergy and the like, and there was a mix of emotions. that person we just showed, she's happy tops is reopening but she's not ready to come back. she said she had a hard time just entering the store yesterday when they were showing the employees and press all these renovations. people on the street are saying two months is too short, too soon to be reopening these wounds. but this store is essential to this community. i've been told over and over again by pastors and employees, community members, it's a hub not just for food but it's a meeting place. this is also the only supermarket in a four-mile radius and one that it took the community a lot of years of fighting to bring to this location. but of course in the wake of this horrific mass killing that left ten black people dead from a shooter who authorities say planned this at

. >>> also, the remarkable images from buffalo, new york, tonight. after that horror, what we saw today. >>> and we honor an american tonight. an olympic hero and an honor long overdue. >> reporter: good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. president biden's high stakes visit to saudi arabia, and the fist bump with the crown prince today that led to immediate outrage from many. the president hoping to bring down oil and gas prices at home and bring istanbulty to the middle east. after biden promised to treat the kingdoms a pariah state after the murder of jamal khashoggi. made a historic announcement, opening its air space to all civilian air carriers, including israel. the fist bump seen by all of the cameras. a group meet with the crown prince and his ministers, the working session lasting about two hours. at a briefing afterward, president biden heralded all they discussed on peace, technology. the president said at the top of the meeting he did bring up khas khashoggi's murder. how the president

the supermarket in buffalo, new york. the fourth of july parade in highland park, illinois. in each case, authorities say an ar-15-style assault weapon used to kill. and in each case, a young man with one of those guns, some having just turned 18. >> how many more american children need to die before your company will stop selling assault weapons to civilians and young men? >> i believe that these murders are local problems that have to be solved locally. >> reporter: the hearing opened with the words of families shattered by gun violence. one woman whose fiance was killed at that buffalo supermarket where an alleged white supremacist is accused of shooting ten dead with an assault-style rifle. authorities say he bought it just after turning 18. >> what are you going to do -- >> it's okay. >> -- to make sure your products don't get into the hands of a white supremacist mass shooter ever again, who will take a child's father away? >> reporter: democrats accuse the gunmakers of putting profit over people, revealing findings in a report that manufacturers have made over a billi

a confirmed ef-2 tornado hitting buffalo, new york, winds up to 115 miles per hour. and the dangerous heat tonight across multiple states. rob marciano timing this out. >>> the major news tonight on the economy. the new report out just today driving new recession fears tonight. and what president biden said about this today. and the american families from new jersey to kentucky, across this nation, who say no matter what you call it, we're feeling it. rebecca jarvis reporting. >>> tonight, the big push. democrats racing to pass that surprise breakthrough deal on climate. it would be the most ambitious climate undertaking in u.s. history. the bill also lowers prescription drug costs, health care costs, taxing the very rich and corporations. so, do they have the votes? with joe manchin now onboard. rachel scott standing by live on the hill. >>> also news tonight, this phone call between president biden and china's president xi. the candid and direct call lasting more than two hours. president xi with a warning to the u.s. and will house speaker nancy pelosi and a congr

. >>> also, the remarkable images from buffalo, new york, tonight. after that horror, what we saw today. >>> and we honor an american tonight, an olympic hero and an honor long overdue. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. we begin with president biden's high stakes visit to saudi arabia, and the fist bump with the crown prince today that led to immediate outrage from many. the president hoping to bring down oil and gas prices at home and help bring stability to the middle east. after biden promised to treat the kingdom as a pariah state for the murder of jamal khashoggi, many questions about this visit and the fist bump seen around the world. the president arriving directly from israel after saudi arabia made a historic announcement, opening its air space to all civilian air carriers, including israel. a key step towards normalization between the two middle east nations. then arriving at the palace, the public meeting with at crown prince and the fist bump seen by all of the cameras. a gro

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. >> reporter: congress passed the bill in the wake of mass shootings in buffalo and uvalde, but the ceremony comes one week after another horrific massacre. the chicago suburb of highland park. >> now is the time to galvanize this movement. because that is our duty to the people of this nation. that is what we owe those families in buffalo, or grocery store became a killing field, it is what we owe those families in uvalde, where an elementary school became a filling field and those families in highland park where on july 4th a parade became a killing field. >> reporter: the white house is also celebrating the 21 executive actions president biden has signed to address gun violence. including the ruling on ghost guns. requiring the home-made guns to have serial numbers so they could be traced. an assassin used a home made gun to kill shinzo abe last week. some gun control advocates have criticized the white house event saying there is nothing to celebrate because more laws are needed to protect americans. skylar henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> happening tomorrow, the january 6

buffalo. uvalde. the common denominator -- an ar-15-style assault weapon. the weapon of choice. eight of the 10 deadliest mass shootings involved an assault weapon. we cannot be numb to this needless violence. it is long past time for us to act. in connecticut, the tragedy at sandy hook changed our lives forever. these are unspeakable tragedies. they are avoidable tragedies. and they're happening in our schools, our grocery stores, our places of worship. the legislation before us today will reduce the prevalence of assault weapons. ban the purchase of assault weapons. get them off of our streets, make our communities safer, protect our children, save their lives. is that not the noblest of goals? to save lives. we have the opportunity to do that in this body today. enough is enough. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expire. the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield five minutes to the chair of the second amendment caucus, the gentleman from kentucky, mr. massie. the speaker pro te

buffalo came and cody went without action. uvalde kind of -- then something happened here. so the first part of my question to you, senator, is how do we continue to animate the voices that were galvanize around this issue, run some of these other issues? what is different about this that maybe needs to be taken up -- [inaudible] and then how do you close the solidarity, divide across communities that you experience that day in hartford? >> two really important big questions. on the first, i think you're right to identify the unique nature of the debate about gun violence because it does tend, whether we like it or not, to be driven by these apocalyptic mass shooting events, and that cadence of political debate really doesn't have a parallel when it comes to immigration policy, housing policy, climate change. .. policymakers, they do. they end up listening. i know it sounds countercultural but they do and up listening and feeling sort of gilded into action by young people in a way that doesn't always exist when older people arespeaking truth to power so i counsel other stud

john brianna. >> athena jones in buffalo, thank you very much. >>> this morning migrants are arrivingdroves across the southern border including from countries as far as venezuela and even russia. this is adding to the intense strain on the people and the resources who are in charge of processing them. cnn's priscilla alvarez is live for us in uma, arizona, with more. tell us what you're seeing there. >> reporter: brianna, this is the ongoing challenge for the biden administration. mass migration around the world landing here at the u.s./mexico border. as you can see behind me there are hundreds of migrants who are lined up, they've been arriving in the overnight hours, many of them families with young children, also single adults. i've spoken with some of them this morning, they say they're fwr cuba, colombia and perÚ, fleeing insecurity and political instability. this he told me they are looking for a better life in the united states. now, the sector chief tells me they can arrest up to 1,000 people a day and they have encountered more than 100 nationalities. a drastic shift from pr

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and it's not just a problem in buffalo.erts are all over the country, and none more prevalent than in minority communities cnbc's shomari stone reports on how one d.c. neighborhood is coming up with a solution. >> it saddens me to know that area which is a vibrant part of the d.c. community is considered a food desert. >> reporter: ryan hill lives east of the anacostia river in southeast washington, d.c., where she says there isn't easy access to fresh fruits and vegetables >> there are just not as many healthy options. >> reporter: 160,000 people predominantly black live in ward 7 and 8. they only have three grocery stores >> i have a small child. so i want to make sure that she has access early on the healthy food >> reporter: hill said she had to travel more than a mile to a full retail grocery store in georgetown >> i know that the selections are better. >> reporter: but some help has arrived. a small market called the fresh food factory >> what we offer is pop-up to permanent solutions to address this food issue, this

buffalo. uvalde. the common denominator -- an ar-15-style assault weapon. the weapon of choice. eight of the 10 deadliest mass shootings involved an assault weapon. we cannot be numb to this needless violence. it is long past time for us to act. in connecticut, the tragedy at sandy hook changed our lives forever. these are unspeakable tragedies. they are avoidable tragedies. and they're happening in our schools, our grocery stores, our places of worship. the legislation before us today will reduce the prevalence of assault weapons. ban the purchase of assault weapons. get them off of our streets, make our communities safer, protect our children, save their lives. is that not the noblest of goals? to save lives. we have the opportunity to do that in this body today. enough is enough. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expire. the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield five minutes to the chair of the second amendment caucus, the gentleman from kentucky, mr. massie. the speaker pro te

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buffalo, air 15. boulder, orlando, parkland, aurora, colorado, midland odessa, so a synagogue, tree of life synagogue, sutherland springs, ar-15. >> that is how fast, someone can shoot 30 rounds. one magazine, from an ar-15. >> those bullets from high powered rifle have a velocity of somewhere around 3000 feet per second. >> i am an emergency room doctor. i can tell you firsthand, the damage from an air 15th ballot is almost indescribable. it creates gaping holes, it liquifies organs, you can't have to. >> you can't had with an ar-15 and eat the deer after. >> and that is with the surgeons, and the doctors, and the first responders, are facing when they are dealing with these mass shooting victims. >> they are weapons of war. why do we allow our citizens to have such easy access to weapons of war? >> this is the tenth hearing the senate judiciary here hearing has held this congress, and how to reduce gun violence in america. the tenth. today, we will discuss the threat our communities face when civili

the tops friendly market has been the only supermarket in the east buffalo neighborhood since 2003.ublican senator blocked a bill that is seeking to protect interstate travel for abortions. has legislative fights heat up on the issue. oklahoma senator james lankford blocked a democratic request to unanimously passed a bill to protect interstate travel for abortion. democrats say the bill could have allowed thousands of women going to different states for reproductive health care and was not limited to just abortions and also could have protected access to ivf and even birth control. >> and indiana doctors at the center of a political firestorm tonight. that's after revealing the story of a 10 year-old girl, a rape victim who traveled from ohio to indiana for an abortion. the doctor's attorney issued a statement today saying that her client provided proper treatment and did not violate any patient privacy laws and discussing the case. the statement was released on the same day. indiana's republican attorney general said his office was investigating the doctors actions. he did not off

buffalo ar-15. boulder, orlando, aurora, colorado, midland and odessa, the seneca, tree of life synagogue, sutherland springs, ar-15. >> that's how fast so much can shoot 30 rounds, one magazine, from an ar-15. >> those bullets from high-powered rifle have a velocity of summer around 3000 ft./s. >> i am an emergency room doctor. i can tell you firsthand that damage from ar-15 bullet is almost indescribable. it creates gaping holes. it liquefies organs. you can't hunt with an ar-15 and eat the dread afterwords. >> and that's what the surgeons and the doctors and first responders are facing when they are dealing with these mass shooting victims. >> they are weapons of t war. why do we allow our citizens to have such easy access to weapons of war? >> this is the tenth hearing te senate judiciary committee has held this congress come how to reduce gun violence in america, the tenth. today we'll discuss the threat our community face when civilians as young as 18 years ofe age have easy access to military

>> i flew in with the mayor of buffalo by happenstance and several are here with me today. we all know that isn't if but when. the pain of being in a fourth of july parade and getting in that crowd thinking no, not now, not today and i don't know what we will do next fourth of july. i have people that will tell me they will never go to a parade again. people tell me we need to do the biggest parade ever. how do we reclaim normalcy, i don't know. and i will be reaching out to edthe many within an hour of the shooting who've gone through this painful experience to say to them how do we move forward. i've been in touch with several of them regularly. i don't know why this needs to be thel new normal. i don't know why we need to live this way. and frankly, i need a better explanation for the students that have to go backne to the classroom and a month to be able to say to them don't worry, i've got you. when we talk to students in the community they said to me we knew this was coming. not from this particular instance but every one of them said we've been waiting for this our w

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i would like to begin my remarks by saying the names of the victims of the buffalo massacre.ta jury, hayward patterson, marcus d. morrison, pearl young, ms. ruthie whitfield, all of whom went to the community to get groceries assuming they were safe but they were not. the devastating we already is that an individual walks in with cameron -- chemist rolling and massacre them. my family, our families and our community are devastated but their intent to divide us and promulgate further violence within our community has failed miserably. we have chosen to love overheats, to speak out rather than state,. to stand with those courageous to lead us. to the signing of the most impactful gun legislation in over there -- 30 years. we are grateful for this day but this is only the first step. this new law will help and in some cases prevent future tragedies. there is much to do. we must address white's -- white supremacy and address domestic security. [applause] we must continue to fight and because we are led by a president who understands and has characterized this bypass won for the s

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