. >> reporter: but 65-year-old celestine chaney did not escape. she was shopping for ingredients to make a strawberry shortcake with her sjoann daniels. they were about to exit the store when they heard gunshots. >> people running in. they were running in, and they-- i guess they ran over her. so i reached down to try to pick her up. and she said, "go ahead, go ahead, i'm coming. i'm coming." >> reporter: chaney was a mother, grandmother, and cancer survivor. her life is now a reminder to her sister to live. >> i thought she was behind me. but she wasn't. so... she saved my life because i was going to stay there with her. >> o'donnell: oh, my goodness, jericka. i know you spoke with family members of the victims after they met with the president. of today. what did they tell you? >> reporter: they said that they needed that. they know that the president's visit doesn't bring their loved ones back, but it helps. and you know the president even leaned in on his own experience with loss, telling the crowd that there will come a day when a memory of t

the boyish brings back memories. anna has not seen her family and friends for weeks semester when chaney, of others like her fled abroad, was still in transit. i want to see my grand burner and eat, grinned for grandma's foot with either the most beautiful things in the whole year. and the meat, my friend, and talk about oh, how's a feeling? and allison is fine or maybe some think it's terrible. and just took most goof because the bosh is ready. and an sasha as settling into their new lives . they get along well with their host family and know that they can stay with them as long as they want. good. even alicia's very tasty will be good when i've gotten it feels like we're having dinner with our own family . we're already totally comfortable with our german family. it's like being at home with them. got dormer tooth and clean those in law. oh, the mother and daughter, a slowly finding that bearings and berlin together, they're discovering a new country, a new culture, before they fled, that never been outside ukraine since neva arrived my they've grown even closer together. more to a dif

the boyish brings back memories. anna has not seen her family and friends for weeks semester when chaney, of others like her fled abroad, was still in transit. i want to see my grand and eat grin for grandma as is for big life is the the most beautiful thing in the world. yeah. and the me, my friend and took a bow. how's a feeling? and everything is fine. oh, maybe something is terrible. and just took more school because the bush is ready and an sasha as settling into their new lives. they get along well with their host family and know that they can stay with them as long as they want you to alicia. very tasty. rubica when i've gotten it feels like we're having dinner with our own family. we're already totally comfortable with our german family. it's like being at home with them. got dormer tooth, them clean at those in law. oh. the mother and daughter are slowly finding that bearings and berlin together. they're discovering a new country, a new culture. before they fled, that never been outside ukraine since made arrived. my, they've grown even closer together. more to a different ma hi

. >> reporter: but 65-year-old celestine chaney did not escape.ingredients to make a strawberry shortcake with her granddaughter joann with her sister joann daniels. they were about to exit the store when they heard gunshots. >> people running in. they were running in, and they-- i guess they ran over her. so i reached down to try to pick her up. and she said, "go ahead, go ahead, i'm coming. i'm coming." >> reporter: chaney was a mother, grandmother, and cancer survivor. her life is now a reminder to her sister to live. >> i thought she was behind me. but she wasn't. so she saved my life because i was going to stay there with her. >> o'donnell: oh, my goodness, jericka. i know you spoke with family members of the victims after they met with the president. of today. today. what did they tell you? >> reporter: they said that they needed that. they know that the president's visit doesn't bring their loved ones back, but it helps. and you know the president even leaned in on his own experience with loss, telling the crowd that there will come a day w

eric chaney, economic adviser to institute montaigne think-tank. how do you explain russia's resilient economy despite the western sanctions? vyacheslav: it is much better-than-expected. i would like to stress that russian oil and grass -- gas stove flow. -- still flow. the dependence on russian gas is still very high in europe. in some countries like central and eastern europe the reliance is more than 80%. it means it is not easy actually to break -- stop by think. -- by end. -- buying. hashem: the economists were predicting the gdp of russia to contract by 15%. that does not seem to be the case now. is it because of the high revenues when it comes to oil and gas exports? has a help cushion the collapse of the economy? chris: that is the reason. you have to look at the russian story in two parts. the financial side and the economic side. the financial side has remained strong because we see continuing high prices for commodities. and russia is continuing to export almost at maximum. the sanctions have not yet slowed it down. the first four months

fleming was friends with celestine chaney, one of the 10 victims killed.o people who say they are fine and they think they can handle this on their own. >> go and get help and don't sit in the house as i did. go out and get it. i think you'll feel better. >> reporter: today, new york's attorney general announced she is launching investigations into social media companies in connection to the attack. those companies include twitch, 4chan, 8chan, and discord, where the accused gunman posted plans about this mass shooting about 30 minutes before he entered this area. tomorrow morning, norah, he's expected in court. >> o'donnell: the crackdown on social media. jericka duncan, thank you. tonight, with news of a covid spike, there's new guidance from the c.d.c. ahead of memorial day's unofficial start of the summer travel season. the c.d.c. recommends air travelers get a covid test as close to their departure as possible. that's for both domestic and international trips. that's new. all right, turning now to ukraine, the u.s. embassy in kyiv officially reopened

on tuesday, a funeral was held for 65-year-old celestine chaney. today the senate will hold a confirmation hearing for stephen. about to have the bureau of alcohol, firearms, explosives. the agency has been without a permit leader for seven years. in the past, he has supported the federal assault weapons ban and universal background checks. voters went to the polls for primaries in georgia, alabama, arkansas, and texas on tuesday. georgia's republican governor brian kemp and secretary of state brad raffensperger both won their primaries, defeating challengers endorsed by donald trump. governor kemp, who defeated former senator david perdue, will face democrat stacy abrams in november. she ran unopposed in the democratic primary. in other closely watched georgia races, former football star and trump ally herschel walker won the republican senate primary. he will face senator raphael warnock in the general election. far-right republican congressmember marjorie taylor greene easily defeated five opponents in her primary. another winner tuesday was dem

loss here is heartbreaking roberta drury, margus morrison, andre mackneil, aaron salter, celestine chaney, heyward patterson, katherine massey, pearl young, ruth whitfield and geraldine talley. talley's sister describing her final moments shopping with her fiance >> he said bullets were actually flying by his head and i do believe at that time my sister was already shot >> emilie, a new york prosecutor is weighing in on how authorities responded following the suspect's threat at his high school last year. >> reporter: that's right. the broom county district attorney says police and school officials followed protocol when they put the suspect in a mental health evaluation he was soon released lester >> emilie, thank you. >>> in dallas this evening a suspect is under arrest in a shooting at a hair salon in the koreantown section of the city last week three women of korean descent were wounded and the case is now being investigated as a hate crime police say the suspect who is black suffered delusions and had received mental health treatment. police are looking into whether there are connect

his mother, 65-year-old celestine chaney, was shopping for ingredients to make strawberry shortcake. >> stop the hate. >> reporter: he wonders how the alleged shooter became radicalized at such an early age. >> guy is young, 18. what do you know about being replaced -- he hasn't even started yet. >> reporter: authorities are still working through the crime scene here at the tops supermarket. and they're also looking at the suspect's online activity including posts indicating he began planning his attack months ago. >> unless the american people get their head out of the sand and find a way to be aware of their children, their neighbors, and their co-workers, we're never going to solve this problem. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that some of the writings include other possible targets such as elementary schools, churches, and hasidic jewish communities. also noteworthy from the president's visit to buffalo is what he did not say. he didn't make a real push for gun control. in fact, the president told reporters it would be very difficult to get anything through congress, and he sai

. >> family members remembering 65-year-old celestine chaney >> she loves everyone. even my friends i bring them around, she makes you feel at home she's home like that's what my grandma is. >> today i talked to the family of andre mackneil, who was killed shopping for a birthday cake for his 3-year-old son >> we all was getting ready for a birthday party. and that's why andre went to tops to get a birthday cake. a birthday cake. >> how did you find out the news >> you all can't imagine how i found out the news i was laying on my couch praying for this city last thing my brother told me on the phone was, i'm one hour away i'm one hour away. >> pain goes deep here let's turn now to more on the hate crime investigation unfolding now. in his rant online, the suspect claimed he was radicalized on social media sites where experts say extremists flock to freely share their racist viewers kate snow has late details. >> he came into my community with hate. he drove hours to come here and do what he did. >> reporter: zeneta everhart's 20-year-old son zhaire was working at top

celestine chaney was 65. a breast cancer survivor. a grandmother to six. at the store to buy strawberries to make shortcake. 67-year-old heyward patterson, a father of three. a deacon at his church. helping someone load groceries into their car when he was shot. margus morrison was 52. in the supermarket buying snacks for his weekly movie night with his wife. 53-year-old andre mackneil, a father of six, buying a birthday cake for his 3-year-old grandson. and that hero security guard, working at the store. 55-year-old aaron salter jr., credited with saving so many lives. he was a former buffalo police officer for 30 years. >> i can't say enough about our retired fellow colleague, aaron salter, who confronted this individual to save the lives of others. >> reporter: a mother and daughter who were working inside the store, fragrance harris stanfield and yahnia brown-mcreynolds, are both grateful to that guard. you saw the guard? >> we saw the guard. he was still alive when we saw him. >> reporter: and his bravery. >> and he saved our lives. it's amazing that

fleming was friends with celestine chaney, one of the 10 victims killed.ople who say they are fine and they think they can handle this on their own. >> go and get help and don't sit in the house as i did. go out and get it. i think you'll feel better. >> reporter: today, new york's attorney general announced she is launching investigations into social media companies in connection to the attack. those companies include twitch, 4chan, 8chan, and discord, where the accused gunman posted plans about this mass shooting about 30 minutes before he entered this area. tomorrow morning, norah, he's expected in court. >> o'donnell: the crackdown on social media. jericka duncan, thank you. and tonight's winning numbers are 18, 18 55, 39, 71, and 43 we won! yes! noooo... noooo... noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and each sheet is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. i'll hold onto that. bounty, the quicker picker upper. facing expensive vitamin c creams with dull results? olay brightens it up with olay vitamin c. gives you tw

celestine chaney's family is speaking out on the tragic loss. >> my sister survived breast cancer and through aneurysm surgeries to go to the grocery store to get killed. >> my mom was laying on the ground. he went and reloaded and shot my mom again. >> todd: what kind of an animal does that? >> that little boy, it is horrifying. >> the accused shooter scoped out the supermarket on march 8, two monthss before carrying out this attack. "washington post" says he claimed to be consensus data. just horrible. opening arguments set to begin in the durham and sussmann showdown. tom fenton will tell us what we can expect and there is this. >> i said, i will absolutely leave the court when i do my job as poorly as you do yours. that was meant as a compliment really. >> supreme court justice clarence thomas thomas as a message for the media. scathing response to his critics coming up next. as a message for the media. scathing response to his critics coming up next. as a message for the media. scathing response to his critics coming up next. as a message for the media. scathing response to his c

following a canadian filmmaker retracing the chaney of his refugee grandmother, we now leave you with memories in our colleague, sharon black. me. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. this is, i don't need to be with you the mac, and i'm just going to put them to me. i can finish the training and most of the new open at the home and the ya today. and we're going to give you what we said as well. they didn't put me on them a lot of time at the office when i don't i mean i mean in the shooting off the edge of the. ready me who i the last images i found long after she was gone, where images of her childhood they were taken in late 943 in refugee camp. you're mount clemons era. the footage was meant to be edited and narrated over for war time, newsreel for the village of women and children in this still reappeared in africa. after disappearing into siberia, they might have thought the camera was capturing their story. the newsreel was never made. the images were sent to london and sat on the shelf for 75 years. for me grew up hearing about this place. it was a story that had spent a lif

celestine chaney and roberto roberto drury who was just buying groceries. jesse, what have we learned about the investigation into this horrific attack? >> jose, this investigation is very much still ongoing. you can see behind this tape up here, close to two days after this rampage is set to have happened, the fda still on the scene here. another american city looking at a situation where minimized deaths is what they're looking at as a potential almost insignificant silver lining in a horrific situation here. we have learned now that police believe the suspect claimed to continue his rampage down the street beyond this super market and we know the suspect allegedly was coming, specifically to this area in buffalo new york, he was looking for a place he could attack a lot of black people. senior law enforcement officials tell us that authorities believe the suspect wrote a manifesto that had racist and anti-semitic tropes in it. i spoke with a young woman earlier this morning that says she was one of the employees in the supermarket when she heard gunshots

with lynn chaney ladies and gentlemen, i am a desperate housewife. this is american history tv and you're listening to laura bush in her own words. the first lady's voice was often heard in international forums in 2003. she went to paris to speak to a gathering of unesco the united nations educational scientific and cultural organization. the us withdrew from the global body in 1984 over questions of mismanagement, but rejoined in 2003. mrs. bush said she saw an opportunity for unesco to help defeat terrorism. no nation we have learned is immune. we have seen terrorism in the middle east africa and southeast asia. my own country was a target on a terrible september morning two years ago. since that day acts of terror have robbed innocence of their lives in jakarta pakistan and riyadh. and last month terrorist attacked the very symbol of the civilized world striking the united nations headquarters in baghdad killing those who had come to deliver humanitarian help and hope to the people of iraq. among the 22 people killed with sergio viera de mello who

celestine chaney went to buy strawberries to make her favorite shortcake.daughter and sister. moved back home to help take care of her brother after his bone marrow transplant. she went to buy groceries for dinner. the center of attention, who made everyone in the room laugh and smile as she walked in. andre mackneil, 53. worked at a restaurant. went to buy his 3-year-old son a birthday cake. his son is celebrating a birthday and asking, "where is daddy cannot" [clears throat] catherine massey , 72, a writer and advocate, who dressed up in costumes at schools and cut the grass in the park, helped in local elections. margus morrison, 52, school bus aid. went to buy snacks for weekly movie night with the family. survived by his wife and three children and stepdaughters. the center of their world. heyward patterson, 67. father, church deacon. he fed homeless in the soup kitchen. gave rides to the grocery store to neighbors who needed help. putting food in the trunk of others when he took his final breath. erin salter, 55, retired buffalo police officer for thr

. >> 65 year old celestine chaney, a breast cancer survivor, was buying strawberries to make her favoritewberry shortcake. her sister said more than anything, she loved being a grandmother. 32-year-old roberta a. drury moved to buffalo ten years ago. her brother told npr he's been recovering from leukemia, so she often shop for groceries for him and his family's. 62 year old geraldine talley was set to be an expert baker, known for her warm, gentle personality. she was their grocery shopping with her fiancÉe. as many still people magazine, quote, our lives will never be the same. 86 year old ruth whitfield was the mother of a retired buffalo fire commissioner, and a devoted caregiver, who had spent the day visiting her husband in a nursing home, before she stopped to get groceries. >> what i love most about my mom's house she loved us, how she loved our family. unconditionally, how she sacrificed everything for us. how she gave up herself when she had nothing else to give. >> then, there's 72 year old civil rights advocate katherine massey who was said to be passionate about education. sh

judy: celestine chaney, a 65-year-old grandmother of six, went to tops supermarket to buy straerries. with her but survived. >> my sister survived breast cancer and three aneurysm surgeries to go to the grocery store to get killed. judy: andre mackneil, who was 53, was at tops to buy a birthday cake for his three year old son. his fiance wrote on facebook following the shooting, "today my baby was born, but today my soulmate was taken. how do i tell my son his daddy's not coming home? how do i as a mother make it ok? someone please tell me because i really don't know. margus morrison recently worked as a bus aide for the buffalo public schools, and loved being around kids. the father and husband went to tops to buy snacks for a family movie night. his younger brother, frederick, told reporters, "it hurts me so much right now because i wasn't expecting to lose him." margus was 52. 86-year-old ruth whitfield stopped at tops supermarket after visiting her husband at his nursing home. her son, a former buffalo fire commissioner, remembering his mother. >> we are devastated. we're devastat

also killed were ruth whitfield, katherine "kat" massey, heyward patterson, celestine chaney, roberta drury, and geraldine talley. andre mcneil, and marcus morrison. we now go to buffalo, where we are joined by india walton, former buffalo mayoral candidate and longtime community activist. now a senior advisor for special projects for the working families party and an organizer with rootsaction. india, welcome back to democracy now! right now you are just a a few blocks from where the shooting took place. can you describe your response over the weekend and what is happening in your community? >> there are a lot of heavy hearts in buffalo right now. details are still emerging. i did not kno kat massey was one of the victims. i started my organizing career right here in and kat was a pillar of this community and a longtime supporter of the work i did a woman who wrote a $10 check every month to support our community. these are some of the folks that we lost in this very horrific and tragic incident. amy: first of all, my condolences on this horror that has the following your community.

his mother, 65-year-old celeste chaney was killed. she was shopping for ingredients to make strawberry shortcake. he wonders how the alleged shooter became radicalized at such an early age. >> the guy is young, 18, what do you know about being replaced? he ain't even started yesterday. >> white supremacy is a poison. this venom, violence cannot be the story of our time. >> the suspect will be could nrt for a felony hearing tomorrow. buffalo's mayor says the first funerals could begin this weekend. >> this doesn't seem real, seems like a nightmare. >>> people are remembering the victim of sunday's church killing. lori came to honor dr. john chang her doctor of almost 20 years. she says when she heard about a hero in the shooting and saw his picture, she went from happy to heartbroken in a second. >> oh, a local hero and i see dr. chang's picture pop up, oerk my god, he's a hero and i read further and my face just dropped. >>ed it today the president of taiwan offers praise for dr. chang. he sacrificed himself lunging at the shooter, gi

his mother, 65-year-old celestine chaney was killed. she was shopping for ingredients to make strawberry shortcake. he wonders how the alleged shooter became radicalized at such an early age. >> the guy is young, 18, what do you know about being replaced? he ain't even started yet. >> white supremacy is a poison. this venom, violence cannot be the story of our time. >> the suspect will be in court for a felony hearing tomorrow. buffalo's mayor says the first funerals could begin this weekend. >>> police believe a recent string of burglaries at peninsula mosques may all be committed by the same person. video shows this man allegedly breaking into the daly city islamic center after morning prayers tuesday and stealing money from the donation boxes. the president of the center says just a week earlier, another break-in was caught on camera. the president believes it's the same culprit, noting that during tuesday's burglary, the suspect stopped to look at a picture from the previous robbery, warning worshippers to look out. >> he knows the

celestine chaney, a grandmother of six, was a single mom and a cancer survivor, who recently celebratedington post she was a beautiful person, a spunky independent woman, just a joy to be around. pearly young, a 77 year old substitute teacher, ran a food pantry every saturday, their family describes their grandmother of eight as full of joy, who loved god and is now in heaven dancing with their father. -- heyward patterson -- he was helping a client load groceries, when he was killed. his nephew said he, quote, took pride in helping people in all ways dressed too impressed. 32-year-old roberta a. drury, moved to buffalo to help care for her brother and his kids well he was treated for cancer. vibrant, is how her sister described her to the new york times. quote, the center of attention, who made the whole room smile and laugh. 53-year-old andre mackneil, was buying a birthday cake for his three-year-old son, when he was killed. his cousin said he was generous, selfless, and loving. here is what his brother told abc's lester holt when he heard the news. >> i can't imagine when i found ou

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well, i know everyone was very much aware of turner goodman and chaney it wasn't that far away. it wasn't that long ago, basically. but eventually and only about a dozen people on a bus at that point, but eventually the bus driver thought better of it for whatever reason got back in the seat and started driving. yeah, yeah. so i wonder if we can spend before we go to question and answers whether you can spend some time on some of the big important themes you develop you. you i mentioned earlier that you described these quotidian experiences superficial manifestations of a much. deeper system jim crow order and and i wonder if we can talk he can talk a little bit about what that order was. you have a quote. there are several places in which i could i could have quoted you but this one comes in the context of your discussion of floyd mckissick and the soul city project. you say something like it in one sense. the jim crow order was explicitly and definitively about race and and another sense. it wasn't about race at all, right? can you tell us what you mean by that? what the jim c

world. women in chad, south sedan, sierra leone are most at risk. less than a quarter of pregnant. chaney and women have access to a doctor, or midwife, and most of the deaths are recorded in rural areas where access to health care is limited. ok, so let's bring him, susie will enough, who's a senior health specialist for maternal and newborn health. the unicef in west and central africa, she joined us from to car. susie, thanks so much for being on the program. the thing that stands out for me than most others is the fact that these deaths are preventable. so what can be done to keep more african women alive? yeah, thank you, emily for, for inviting us. i think we have given the content of the, the, this in the region. and i'm going to speaking about the wisdom to suffer african region where you guys didn't go. you said that we can say one thing. we have seen some decline in general, most racial, but unfortunately the width and africa has been left behind. and as you say, again, to maximize this decision. so we have 86074000 last best related to pregnancy. and so the many causes for that

celestine chaney. she had been visiting her sister and they went to the supermarket because she wanted to get strawberries to make shortcakes which she loved. she survived cancer, a grandmother, was a regular churchgogher. robert drury, 32, a resident of the syracuse area. she was at the supermarket to get food for dinner while visiting in town with her brother. she made whole rooms smile and laugh. her sister said. geraldine talley, 62, was doing her regular grocery shopping with her fiance when she was shot and killed. according to her niece, she was the person who always put our family reunion together and mother of two beautiful children. andre mackneil. she was getting a birthday cake for her son when she was hilled. her cousin said he used to check on everyone. margus morrison. he was a father of three and resident of buffalo. we recognize their lives today and those lost affected by gun violence this weekend in houston, in southern california, milwaukee, and communities across the country. and w