home to the buffalo bills war memorial stadium an economic engine for the community. >> buffalo's originality was situated on the lower east side in and around the water front stadium. and so as the population poured into the city, they began to move up that east side corridor where housing was available and vacant. >> reporter: but the neighborhood took a turn after the 1967 race riots leading to white flight and relocation of the stadium to the suburbs. this after decades of a racist practice called red lining where banks seldom approved mortgage or business loans to community of colors red lining was made illegal in 19 68 but its legacy still remains. >> you walk around tops store, you will see this upstanding dilapidated housing, the unkemp vacant lots, the cracked and unrepaired sidewalk. an environment that produces images of foreloan and neglect that's what i mean by underdevelopment. >> if you were to look at a map of buffalo and you wanted to know which parts were suffering the most, it would be pretty easy. if you want to know where blacks folks are, it's easy to find them. that

how are you and the community in buffalo doing? let's start there. reflecting on the one year anniversary of this attack. how are you in the community and the citizens of buffalo dealing with this? >> first, reverend sharpton, i want to thank you and the national action network for your support of our community you coming to our community, comforting families, preaching some of the funerals and also providing financial support for the funerals in our city we are holding up, we are still supporting each other rattling around each other federal resources, state resources are coming to the city of buffalo we want to make sure that those resources are spent strategically and they benefit east buffalo, the east side of our city where a large black population lives and makes sure that the resources that are coming get into the hands of our residents that were most affected by this horrific mass shooting that was inspired by racial hatred. >> today in his commencement address at howard university graduating class president biden denounced white supremacy as

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one year later, a somber sunday in buffalo. the community comes together to remember the ten victims killed at a low white supremacy is shooting rampage at a local grocery store. how the community is healing after the hate ahead. later, simply the best. moms, this one is for you. my special mother's day message. he'll definitely want to hear. >> a good sunday morning to you, i'm katie phang. we start today's show with the latest number of southern border crossings. it's been three days since the end of title 42. the trump era policy that made it easier to expel migrants seeking asylum. the anticipated surge of migrants has not materialized. what a patrol only encounter just over 6200 migrants along the southwest border on friday. that's a steep decrease from the 11,000 reported each day leading up to title 42 ending. el paso, official told obesity the city's next challenge will be getting migrants to their next destination. which could be thousands of miles away. in cities like new york or chicago. the deputy city manager for p

buffalo and a stronger east buffalo. >> when i was there speaking with the families i said that somehers will say there needs to be gun reform and not much will change. there were some changes. but in ten days there was uvalde and then the july 4th parade shooting in highland park and then club q and the outlets in texas and for aville and sweet 16 party. i wonder what your assessment is at the state level and federally with the continuation of the mass shootings. >> at the state level ten pieces of legislation passed in new york state by governor hochul and members of the state legislature. they acted very swiftly. first comprehensive gun legislation in 30 years. good start. not enough. tlfb over 200 mass shootings this year in the united states of america. and since 5/14/2022 the racially motivated mass shooting in buffalo where we hoped it would not happen again as you indicated, victor, there have been over 650 additional mass shootings in the united states of america so it is not getting better. there are lawmakers in washington who refuse to act. they have put the heads in the

so racism didn't start 200 miles away from buffalo.western new york and some in every area of the united states. >> darius pridgen, i thank you. it's odd to say, but it's great seeing you. it's odd because of what we're talking about, the deaths of ten people who had dreams, hopes, and aspirations, and yet, i thank you. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you, and thanks to your station. >> thanks. >>> up next, florida governor ron desantis on the verge of officially running for president. what's happening today that could be a major tell of his intentions. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. (seth) not to brag, but i just switched to verizon. (cecily) wow! (seth) and i got to choose the phone i wanted. for free. (cecily) not that you're bragging. (vo) choose the phone you want, on us. during our spring savings event. (cecily) on the network worth bragging about. verizon i struggled with cpap every night. but now that i got the inspire implant, it's making me

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. >>> plus, buffalo remembers.ells toll today for victims of a shooting massacre one year later. >> we are rooted in strength. we are rooted in this community. >> as mothers rally nationwide for new gun restrictions. >> we're here to demand that our lawmakers take action. >>> and later, nearly a century after amelia earhart's transatlantic flight, a new aviation first for women. how this mother and daughter soared into history flying side by side. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this mother's day. we begin tonight with president biden's new border strategy, the revised rules are under political attack from both the right and the left. lawsuits have been filed as a result, but so far the administration's latest moves appear to have deterred the record migrant rush many had feared following the expiration of title 42. government data obtained by cbs news shows 4,200 people on saturday crossed the southern border. 6,300 on frida

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and one of the things he told me coming back from buffalo was, you know, this was almost verbatim, hed of going to these funerals, and i think he speaks for a lot of americans, not only black americans, but those the target of hate and anti-semitism over the last decade, and americans who are exhausted by gun violence, and exhausted by the kind of political hatred and division that's been on the rise in the united states, so i think we're at a moment in this country's history where we need to use every imaginable democratic tool and peaceful tool in our disposal to hold anyone accountable for the violence and the hate, accountable. excuse me, anyone responsible, yeah. >> there was a report in the "washington post" about jack teixeira, who -- the pentagon documents leaker who they did a deep dive, and he clearly, they saw, was readying himself for a race war. his friends said it, he wrote about it. when the tops shooter was, there's no place for you or your ignorant ideologies in a civilized society, but how do we stop violent racists, anti-semites, people who don't want anybody around

right now, i'm in buffalo, new york. having reached at two churches on a very solemn sunday for the city. today marking the one year anniversary of the racist mass shooting at the top supermarket that left ten black residents dead. president biden also addressed the anniversary. where he lamented the played of gun violence that appears only be exhilarating in the wake of the buffalo massacre. telling the american people, he is doing everything he can to reduce gun violence. but congress must do more. new york governor kathy hochul is here in her hometown of buffalo. she will join me in a minute. before participating in a memorial event tonight for those lost in the mess shooting. that tragedy is just one of the things they are contending with this weekend. the governor is calling for more federal aid to help care for an expected influx of asylum seekers. tensions in the southwest border have been declining in the days since the covid days. they're already strained well beyond capacity. joining me now, new york governor k

it's what got the folks in buffalo killed.what killed people in a church in charleston, it's what killed folks in el paso. like, do i need to go on? >> it's ironic coming from him of all people. his whole career is built on the backs of black football players. no one would know his name if it wasn't for black football players. secondly, it feels like 1950 where segregationists or trying to defend their position, which was no less than treasonous, and more importantly un-american. and then thirdly, this is what we have devolved to in terms of the public discourse, where individuals are justified not only in racial hatred but causing individuals like the shooter in buffalo to carry out these acts. at some point, the political discourse must turn. public policy makers must do their job and protect citizens, all citizens. >> you have a statement out today. you say in that segment, quote, blood on the hands of every member of congress who refuses to deliver common sense gun reform. to deliver common sense gu we know what the makeup

. ♪ ♪ >> families of the victims killed in last year's mass shooting at a supermarket in buffalo, new multiple social media companies. >> social media can brainwash a lot of people. ♪ ♪ >> norah: after a frantic search, a cleveland ems worker is found safe. >> you will never believe this. we just got a call from lachelle jordan. ♪ ♪ >> the brakes slammed. >> we were all terrified and shocked. s t b.>>omne c911. very poulge. i don't know. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. and we begin with breaking news and a guilty verdict in the trial of an idaho mom accused of killing her two youngest children. the case gripped the nation, and it revolves around a doomsday cult, the apocalypse, and lori vallow daybell's belief that evil spirits had turned her kids into zombies. well, a jury convicted val a table in the murders of 16-year-old kylie fallow and joshua. who she know my first wife who she reviewed as a romantic rival. 61 is as of the trial, evidence occluded dna, explicit text messages, and google searches. the defense did not call a single wi

. ♪ ♪ >> families of the victims killed in last year's mass shooting at a supermarket in buffalo, newe social media companies. >> social media can brainwash a lot of people. ♪ ♪ >> norah: after a frantic search, a cleveland ems worker is found safe. >> you will never believe this. we just got a call from lachelle jordan. ♪ ♪ >> the brakes get slammed. >> we all were just terrified and shocked. >> your son is a hero. he stopped the bus. >> i just knew what to do in that moment. >> someone call 911. >> very powerful lesson. maybe "change the world" kind of lesson. i don't know. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. and we begin with breaking news and a guilty verdict in the trial of an idaho mom accused of killing her two youngest children. the case gripped the nation, remember, and it revolves around a doomsday cult, the apocalypse, and lori vallow daybell's belief that evil spirits had turned her kids into zombies. well, a jury convicted vallow daybell in the murders of 16-year-old tylee ryan and 7-year-old joshua vallow. she was also found gui

east buffalo. none of these things are i with citizens it's by design or generational design. what you see today, the blight, the hopelessness the disease. it's all part of those intentional efforts through the years. >> the inner communities communities that don't have a grocery stores were intentionally--it was not an accident. >> i grew up in it when that yo are shopping at corner stores o your mom or whoever does the shopping has to take a cab or three buses to get to where you can get some grocery shopping, there was not a singular event that caused the creation of the co-op. and the inspiration was the lac of black ownership in the inner cities that were predominantly populated by african-americans. we are here at 238 carlton the future site of the african heritage of food cooperative grocery store. it's gonna be three floors up. groceries. the community space a cafÉ and offices. we are very happy to be able to provide healthy options for ctimized by the apartheid.nceite >> hearing them say t

this different. >> but buffalo, from a very young age -- area to, very conscientious of, this is theoutside of that bubble. what i learned more about anything in buffalo is that there is a very, shall we say, important aspect in life, of doing your due diligence, being dependable and, something that my grandfather used to say, my dad liked to say to me, it is nice to be important. it is more important to be nice, it isalso more important to be dependable. what i liked about going back to buffalo is that unlike washington where someone tried to prophecy the world, or anything is transactional, a place like buffalo, when someone says they're going to do something, they do it. and they have your back. and that was something i picked up there, and i trying to carry with me through this day. that is how you want to live. someone is watching out for you, and is not thinking about, what can i get out of you in this one moment. and will it win an election, or getting you invited to a pool party? >> we have to squeeze in a break here. i could talk about this all night. i really want to. we'll

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. >> en otros temas en buffalo nueva york se realizaron varios homenajes para recordar a las 10 personasrido en un supermercado hace un año en el lugar se reunieron familiares de las víctimas, políticos y se guardó 1 minuto de silencio, el responsable del hecho fue un joven sentenciado a cadena perpetua sin posibilidad de libertad condicional. >> en sinaloa méxico las autoridades arrestaron a héctor elías flores señalado como uno de los presuntos líderes del cártel de sinaloa. el sujeto está acusado de ordenar ataques y persecuciones contra grupos criminales que luchan por operar en complejos turísticos en el estado de quintana roo uno de los ataques ocurrió en el pasado fuera de un hotel en cancún donde fallecieron cuatro personas, y volviendo la bahía el domingo próximo se realizará en san francisco la tradicional carrera. que tiene la extensión de 12 km y como punto de partida sale desde la zona del embarcadero, inicia las 8:00 de la mañana y para facilitar el recorrido bart dispondrá de cuatro trenes extras que recogerán a las personas en el área de la península a las 7:00 de la maña

. >>> plus, buffalo remembers.of a shooting massacre one year later. >> we are rooted in strength. we are rooted in this community. >> as mothers rally nationwide for new gun restrictions. >> we're here to demand that our lawmakers take action. >>> and nearly a century after amelia earhart's trans-atlantic flight a new aviation first for women. how this mother and daughter soared into history flying side by side. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with president biden's new border strategy. the revised rules are under political attack from both the right and left. lawsuits have been filed as a result, but so far the administration's latest moves appear to have deterred the record migrant rush many had feared following the expiration of title 42. government data obtained by cbs news shows 4,200 people on saturday crossed the southern border. 6,300 on friday. that's compared to these numbers before title 42 expired thursday just before midnight. cbs's skyler henry is at the white hou

reverend al coming on the one year anniversary of the buffalo massacre.prised to find out this new tidbit about the discord liquor? >> no, i'm not surprised. i am certainly alarmed by -- as all of us should keep hearing this. we've had others that have done things and wanted to see race for his. the fact that it is not surprising should be alarming. i'm here with ten families. this is their first year were mother's day will not be mother's day for them. we must be committed whether it's an allen texas, whether it's in pennsylvania. where we see five years later. the synagogue that was -- hate crimes all over this country is on the rise. we can odyssey even a bipartisan effort to deal with legislation that deals with hate crimes. which is why we must come together. this is a sad time were seeing an uptick in hate crimes. the real downward spiral in terms of seeing the federal government able to legislate and enforce doing something about people. not being the next victim. most >> frank, i want to give you credit because this story in the washington post th

that buffalo attack, again, was a year ago this week. also the connection to allen, texas. allen, texas is where the latest massacre was this weekend. allen-texas is where the shooter was living from the el paso massacre. allen, texas, is where the guy started his road trip to that wal-mart in el paso in 2019 where he shot and killed three people, almost all of whom were latino. the killer there ranting he did it because of the great replacement theory popularized on fox news channel in prime time. now today in allen, texas, we're learning more about the apparent motive in killing all these people thisg weekend. it is not a subtle thing. thesu gunman is believed to hav recently posted this photo online. this picture and others like it appear to be him, appear to be pictures of himself from a couple weeks ago. you see some of his nice fresh tattoos there, and you see also reports he had a long social media record online that included rants against jews, against women, against racial minorities. nbc news also reporting he posted ao bunch of stuff onlin from white supremacist

was the only major supermarket in the black community in buffalo. and just kill people because they were black. all kinds of people must be brought into this to be held accountable. the social media pages that he wrote on. the people around this young man. all red flags that should have been dealt with. and that is -- i will be speaking to churches tomorrow, reverend -- and then reverend chapman at st. john's. on mother's day, this city of buffalo must relive a year later what happened and stay determined to get justice and to bring all that are involved into accountability. >> raphael still went to ask you about senator tommy -- claiming this week that white nationalists serving in the military has been wrongly labeled by the biden administration. he says he calls them americans. here is what he told our own julie circuit when he was asked to clarify his comments. >> what is a white nationalist? >> someone who operates nazism. someone who doesn't believe the black and brown people. equals >> you think a white nationalist is a nazi? >> well that is

. >>> victims targeted because they were black in the buffalo, new york, grocery store is going after media companies, and how content is shared when it comes to radicalization and shared to the public. >>> and now, general motors is recalling airbags that may explode and shrapnel may be spread when they explode. >>> and now, a teacher is being suspended after she shows the disney movie "strange world" to her classroom because it has a gay character. that is ahead. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers qualityandidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/he - this is our premium platinum coverage map and this is consumer cellular's map. - i don't see the difference, do you? - well, that one's purple. - [announcer] get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carrier. starting at $20. consumer cellular. i'm christine mahon. i'm retired from public health nursing and from the army reserve. my retirement funds allow me to enjoy what i love to do. as long as

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. >> still ahead, social media companies sued over last year's buffalo mass shooting. why loved ones of victims are why loved ones of victims are saying the platform's played inner voice (furniture store owner):i know everything about my new furniture business... ...well, everything except the whole business part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. new business? no problem. success starts with intuit quickbooks. >> nearly one year after somebody opened fire at that buffalo, new york grocery store. the loved ones of victims are filing a lawsuit there taking aim at social media companies, which they say fuel this racially motivated attack. our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has more. >> the days of internet companies escaping legal trouble may be numbered. only thing i is just friday pttorneys representing the families of 3 victims murdered in last year's buffalo grocery store shooting filed a lawsuit against 6 websites including google. that is facebook, snapchat and read it. they argue the platform's played a key role

. >>> plus, the case of the ex-buffalo bill player, matt awry sa, a rookie who was cut from the team after ugly accusations went public. now prosecutors have declined to press criminal charges against him. was his career ended prematurely. >>> and the lawsuit by parents and authors against a florida school district that's been removing books from shelves, freedom of speech versus parents' rights. which one will win. >>> let's begin with dianne feinstein and questions about her fitness for office. she was out of work for a month fighting a bout of shingles. today we learned she suffered from inflammation of the brain, something she denied to cnn earlier today. she described it as a really bad flu. her staff also confirmed today that she's suffering from a rare neurological disorder called ramsey hunt syndrome, which causes facial paralysis. the pictures of her back at work show a more frail senator than we're used to seeing, and her senate colleagues are side stepping questions about her hea health, her age and her fitness to serve. >> do you have confidence that she can continue to d

and it has real tolls, like we see in allen, el paso, and buffalo, and in pittsburgh.s more and more of these communities are impacted, that toll just grows and grows. >> what is the effect -- or what can we learn at least from history or from previous sort of contention with white power movements, as you documented it? what can we expect to be the effect of the justice department prosecuting seditious conspiracy charges against groups like the proud boys and the oath keepers. i was also struck by reading the prosecutions court filings, reading those fbi affidavits, that 41-year-old man who was sentenced today, who they went out of their way to make sure that it was on the record, and part of the description for why he was sentenced the way he was, that he was motivated by antisemitism, and the fact of the idea of the war between christians and jews was driving his actions. how does the justice department, the legal system, and their intervention in this -- how does that reflect the future behavior of movements like this? >> so, there's two things to consider. one is w

coming up next, one year since racially motivated killings and buffalo. a moment of remembrance to begin. soon, first to look at what has changed, and perhaps, more importantly, what has not. later, former white house communications director, stephanie grisham, on why she makes, or what she makes of donald trump's latest statements. we're back in 60 seconds. 60 seconds yourself. (seth) not to brag, but i just switched to verizon. (cecily) so you got an awesome network... (seth) and when i switched, i got to choose the phone i wanted. for free. not bragging. (cecily) you're bragging. (neighbor) oh, he's bragging. (seth) who, me? never. oh, excuse me. hello, your royal highness, sir... (cecily) okay, that's a brag. (seth) hey, mom. i gotta call you back. (vo) visit your verizon store during our spring savings event and choose the phone you want, like the incredible iphone 14, on us. verizon (tap, tap) listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it.

sunday marked the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting in buffalo, new york. reports on how residents from that neighborhood are struggling every single day to move on. quote, it is hard for jamari shaw, 16, to have fun at the park with his younger brothers in their east buffalo neighborhood. he's too busy scanning for danger, an after-effect of a gunman's attack that killed ten black people at a local grocery store. sometimes 17-year-old alana littleton stays in the car when her family drives to that supermarket from their home just down the street. quote, it's such a level of tension, she said. the threat of white supremacy rearing its ugly head and impacting day-to-day life in our country from the halls of congress to communities and their grocery stores all around the country is where we begin today with some of our favorite experts and friends. democratic pollster and the president of brilliant corners research, cornell belcher is back. plus donnell harvin is here, former chief of homeland security and intelligence for washington, d.c. the editor at large

now this statement comes on the anniversary of that deadly shooting at that supermarket in buffalo.e, texas, where 19 children and 2 teachers were gunned down in the middle of a school day. the president wrote today, quote, america doesn't have to be a place where our children learn how to duck and cover or scan a movie theater for their exit options. we can't sit back and pass this problem off to the next generation to solve. he added, if we wait, too many will never have the chance to grow up. they deserve better than that, as do all gun violence survivors. the president says, for god's sake do something. you'll remember after that shooting in uvalde congress did pass some gun safety measures, but they were very minimal and president biden is urging congress to do more. that includes banning assault weapons and high capacity magazines, also requires safe storage of firearms for all gun owners. additionally, he wants to see universal background checks and repealing that manufacturer's immunity from liability. this all comes as really there has not been much traction on capitol hill

it wasn't exclusively from the city of austin often isn't meant as buffalo switches come on, the rushing control of the 224 days until friday. but it isn't as easy to galvanize and support throughout the world failed as of the dismissal of the decision to remain neutral in the the quine front of the link to the game. the headlines arrived the deceptive summit. it rushed about trees it to a wrong so welcome but seemingly ignored a scheduled meeting with another for the good. so have your company today for the latest global news wound up? i'm a much a mommy and this is all the international. we start with breaking news, you creating services. uh said to be trying to stage an attack in a rush of bells or on the border region. if it's ripples, the i'm the way to repel the president puts in, is being kept updated by the defense ministry as, according to requirements, but it's listed as well as live now to a t correspondent, my a shot for more information for my the to see not band, can you bring us up to speed on the very latest, please? now this was an attempt to break into the bell guard re

so you probably see that kind of fits of water in buffalo coming to a standstill and things basically being frozen for the model. so in a bigger picture, sense how, how big of a role are they playing on the front lines? neck to be absolutely crucial to rest and making any progress whatsoever. you will remember those extraordinary images of your gonna be pretty good and going to russian jails, offering people the chance to get out if they're willing to fight. and they have really not sped, that people have had extraordinary losses of some imaging around. is there a special graveyard being dug in russia for all the wagner recruits, some of whom spend, spend very little time on the faculty field before coming back in a coffin. and by basically not paying any much attention to that, that people security, they have been able to often in the absence of kind of heavy technology to gain positions to throw that you credit back who aren't in a position to risk the lives of that results in the same way in a democratic society here and you can so they really have been basically the only thing giv

with this report, the final act of the battle for buffalo. you crate in forces. clicking on to the last few residential suburbs, they still control their russian strike. we had the sioux to 25 jets. come in. your jun guided rockets and fly off again. this is the horizon in buffalo. everything's on fire, a burning to survive. you travel quick cover the cover. we followed the lag in a host. we are still a few 100 meters from the nearest ukrainian positions. they may be this hot and demoralized, but they have artillery a loss of its good year. as we progress through the city. it appears as though they're letting up giving up positions, but they're still trying to clean gone to every building heading back. it's a fights for se ukrainian tags, tone to shreds smote, is nearby. they made a mistake. the crew apparently believed the ukrainian troops still controlled this neighborhood. they drove into a wagon ambush. p. d. troops. always nearby in an efforts to slow wagon is a sold troops key of dissenting specialist, the 70, the marine special operati

and we won the buffalo richard nixon saved the buffalo river from being dammed. i can go on with douglas's stance that all work he doesn't have a failure on these things he brings so much media to and he backs rachel who now after spock spock sends rachel carson. here's all of the legal information douglas sends her every dirty document he could find on ddt, chemical industry. douglas writes a friend in writing, i am going to bend the law against the corporation in favor of the environment. i'm going to bend the law, the corporations. well how do you feel about that's all that's got is i he's in that zone. you know do you think dr. king's the only one protester in and dr. king, incidentally on ddt in particular on the nuclear test martin luther king jr said over and over again what good does it do to integrate the greenville lunch counter? i mean. greenberg greensboro counter in north carolina, what good does it do to integrate a lunch counter if the milk you're drinking? scott stadium, 90th because the fallout was across america the hard rain barry commoner name

then the shooting here in buffalo cited both the new zealand and the norway shootings as inspiration,k something specific from new zealand, and actually livestreamed this. and so, you do unfortunately, the power of the internet allows these, what typically would be a lone wolves, lone gunman to find their packs in places across the globe and truly just because these stories, and these manifestos whatever they might be, are spread to them and share to them, and even potentially promoted to them on social media platforms. >> it will be fascinating to watch this case, as it proceeds. omar, thank you very much. so there is still no deal between president biden and congressional republicans to raise the debt ceiling. are they getting closer to a deal or default? vanessa's want to tell us, next. she knows everything. she knows, oh, she knows. i'm sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising it was really discouraging. but golo's so easy, the weht just falls off. are you taking the right multi-vitamin? with n

. >> last month hamlin of course was cleared to play and expects to suit up with the buffalo bills this fall. so exciting. >> great. >> just be prepared. >> yes. >>> all right. just in, turkey's supreme election council announced that a presidential election runoff is now a certainty. it will be held may 28th after candidates both of them failed to cross the 50% threshold. >> hold race. >> huge race, huge implications for the world. much more on that on cnn "news central" ahead. we will see you tomorrow. >>> an unexpected slowdown at the border, but will it last? dhs says it's too early to know. that's not stopping immigration politics, though, from heating up once again. hours ago a new bus of migrants arrived at the vice president's residence. >>> four russian aircraft down inside russian territory. what this tells us about what the ukrainians can do now and in a much discussed spring offensive. >>> the travel forecast is in, more than 42 million americans will be on the move this memorial day. are the roads and airlines ready? these major stories and more all coming in right here to

if you are shopping in buffalo, you are a target for extremists.ood extremists. extremism has no boundaries. but you can't tell it to stop. and to jonathan's point, when you want to reproduce hates and you give it a platform and power, that is what donald trump was doing and that is what he has done and what he will continue to. and it is important to note that he is not the leader of the republican party, not trying to be the leader of the republican party. he is trying the leader of a hate group, plain and simple. and if we try to compartmentalize donald trump and separate him from all the people around him, it is so difficult to do that because in doing so, you give a runway to all of those people that will have access to him down the road. and that is why it is so very important not to be able to do that, not to separate the man from the people around that man. and it is not even a conversation about the individual voters that voted for donald trump in the various states. it is not about that because there are some people that can explain to me

in buffalo. the bell tolling for the lives lost in that mass shooting at a supermarket one year ago, 10 people were killed and 3 injured in that race is attacked. that targeted against black people community and the state leaders coming together to not only remember the tragic day, but also look ahead. tara lynch has that story. >> i spoke with many community members who say this city must come together in order to move forward with change. if we want to be one city, we have to act like one city. this happened in buffalo, but it didn't happen to and we have to be honest about that so that we can move forward together. community members gathered at the tops on jefferson avenue to remember healed and hope. >> together, we will see justice. we will see low. and we see no lane has mobilized his organization to give out food across the street from where tragedy struck. >> one year ago. >> it's been a bunch of emotions running through me. i'm not no one really. how i'm feeling right now. i mean, to be

in response to that and the mass shooting 10 days earlier in buffalo, new york, at that -- at the groceryre, that bipartisan safer communities act passed a month later, and it's the most significant piece of gun legislation in 30 years. what is this law meant to accomplish? ms. rice: well, jonathan, as you said, it is the most meaningful gun safety reform legislation that we've had in almost three decades. it does several things. first of all, it provides unprecedented resources to communities, to schools, and support for mental health. it imposes greater conditions on background checks for young people under the age of 21 who may be seeking to purchase a weapon. it invests in community violence intervention programs, which are very effective efforts to reduce violence on our streets and at the community level by using trusted messengers who can diffuse conflict and support community reconciliation. it also provides a vehicle for an executive order that the president issued in the month of march this year, which will enable, through executive action, the broadest expansion of background c

their journal, this house being killed on the outskirts of a ton close to the epicenter of where the buffalo was range. and the neighboring loop. gowns for public fighting is ongoing as well. russian act month forces from the chechen republic half now secured an industrial zone in bella, gulf coast after defending it from ukrainian forces in fierce buffaloes for 8 days with more for. busy the city here are 2 senior correspondent, rock gusty in the assault on bill. i got off, but again, with a fee of some barrage about tillery and rockets. the lease was the sound of a, of the barry communications striking at ukrainian for wood positions. demolishing them . a squad of 22 fighters of the aftermath battalion immediately assaulted the industrial zone of bill a gulf held by ukraine's national guard and the elite 77th airborne brigade, which was trained in the united kingdom. they would quickly overwhelmed the for the school goodness task. just to know if that they didn't, did you guys off the she's in the industrial zone. the only way in would be cut off by you crazy and tillery. it would be 8 lon

buffalo's mayor had this to say. >> he took 10 lives 10 precious lives. 3 others and left an entire city. traumatized and and grieving. >> today, top supermarket, president john persons that announce permanent memorial will be installed outside the store where that shooting took place. some new details tonight in the shocking case of a children's book, author and mom of 3 who allegedly poisoned her husband's cocktail with fentanyl. corey rich ins allegedly threw a party at her new 2 million dollar mansion the day after his death. police are now investigating. if arguments between corey and her husband eric regions about purchasing the mansion could have been a motive in his killing. kelsey kernstine has the very latest on the case. >> he was 39. it completely. >> took us all by shocked. and we have 3 little boys, 10, 9, 6, that was corey which ins in an interview with a newsnation affiliate promoting her children's book on grief. she wrote and published the book within a year after allegedly killing her husband, eric. poison has moscow mule cocktail lacin

this is the front page of the buffalo news website. this is a front page of the newspaper, this morning, marking the one-year anniversary of the shooting, -- this is the op-ed from president biden that ran in usa today. president biden saying i am doing whatever i can to reduce gun violen congress must do more. the president we need to do more and in the year the buffalo tragedy, our country has experienced over 650 mass shootings and many deathto gun violence. crime backgrounds for all gun sales. we need more governors and state legislators to take these steps. that is the president in usa today. " america doesn't have to be a place where our children know how to duck and cover from a shooter gun violence is mobilizing an entire generation but we cannot sit back and pass this problem off to the nt generation. too many of them may never have the chance to grow up. they deserve better than that, as to all the gun violence survivors and victims. for god sake, do something -- forgot's sake, do something -- for god's sake, do something." w

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well, buffalo today. i invite you to appreciate your roots. we are rooted in resilience. we are rooted in strength. in february. the gunman pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to life in prison without parole. a federal case against him is pending turning now to the war in ukraine, and today, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky said that his country is preparing a counter offensive designed to liberate areas occupied by russia not to attack russian territory. he says ukraine's goal is to free the territories within its internationally recognized borders. mr zielinski denies a report of trying to capture areas in russia for possible use as bargaining chips and peace negotiations among the areas still occupied by russia or the crimean peninsula and parts of eastern ukraine with mainly russian speaking populations. vladimir zelensky visited germany today for the first time since the russian invasion of his country. zelinsky was greeted with military honors as he met with both the president and chancellor of germany today his arrival during his arrival, the german go