first city mall. i didn't really expect to know much of the world that was considering what i've been through because people just know. i went to georgia for a conference gathering saw her there on my ok i got to talk to her. we started talking and. even talking ever since. then sadness yes but yeah like we connected read off the bat we connected to the kind of you know really find that a lot but you don't really know her 1st year anniversary it was like well where do you want to go out of the rebuffing and i wanted to bring up this way it's been pretty out here and this is about as close to alcatraz as i want to get and. yes don't worry that i know it's a. great headline of the article is a state attorney's challenging former death row inmate requests for wrongful conviction compensation. so he must affirmatively prove by clear and convincing evidence that he did not commit the crime or any other crime. based on the same set of facts one of the chrome us postal committed. what a bunch of jack. i just

and he had to do something else. 10:39 was the first 911 call. 10:45 was the first responders at the shopping mall. so no city, no name on an anonymous website. >> right. the essay is written as though it is looking backwards. it says, this attack was carried out because -- so it was intended to be read after the attack. and it was posted about 25 minutes before. so that's the best we can tell trying reconstruct what we're finding on the internet. a lot of this material has been taken down. it was archived by one of our eagle-eyed people. going back and retracing it. that's the way it appears to have played out. >> and let me understand this. ben collins said that a post on, and i don't know enough about 8chan and how it works. but a post that occurred in the moments after, the minutes after 10:15, had somebody saying, hello fbi. do we have any idea as to what alerted the fbi should is that the thing lertd the fbi to the fact there is something they should look at? >> we don't know. >> yeah. we don't know yet how they did it. but there is no way that there could have been any meaningful response to something

and he had to do something else. 10:39 was the first 911 call. 10:45 was the first responders at the shopping mall. so no city, no name on an anonymous website. >> right. the essay is written as though it is looking backwards. it says, this attack was carried out because -- so it was intended to be read after the attack. and it was posted about 25 minutes before. so that's the best we can tell trying reconstruct what we're finding on the internet. a lot of this material has been taken down. it was archived by one of our eagle-eyed people. that's the way it played out. >> and let me understand this. ben collins said that a post on, and i don't know enough about 8chan and how it works. but a post that occurred in the moments after, the minutes after 10:15, had somebody saying, hello fbi. do we have any idea as to what alerted the fbi should is that the thing lertd the fbi to the fact there is something they should look at? >> we don't know. >> yeah. we don't know yet how they did it. but there is no way that there could have been any meaningful response to something that didn't have a name or a target or a plac

first, the headlines: police in america say several people may have been killed in a mass shooting at a shopping mall in the texas city texas city of el paso. do have one person in can we do have one person in custody. i can confirm it as a white male in his 20s. desperate efforts to shore up a dam in danger of collapse in derbyshire. more residents nearby are told to leave their homes. talks to avert strike action at heathrow resume tomorrow, but more than 170 flights next week are already cancelled. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political commentator jo phillips and the political editor of the people and the sunday mirror, nigel nelson. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. long time no see, for me at least. not for us. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. "it's too late to stop no—deal." the telegraph leads with a message to mp5 from the prime minister's top aide. in the observer, schools chaos after no—deal brexit. a secret government document reveals some schools may even have to close. the express leads on tory mps asking brex

city centre before police killed him. in a moment we'll hearfrom ohio, but first sophie long report on the day's events in el paso. a normally busy shopping mallff. an investigation is under way, as people come to terms with what happened here hours ago. oh, my god. a gunman opened fire in what was a packed walmart superstore, killing 20 people, injuring at least 26 others. people took cover wherever they could. inside the mall, armed officers moved in in search of the attacker. but one man told me the gunman wasn't stopping so he hid in a side room. there was a door that one of the employees had, she had it open, and she was bringing everybody in there. we went inside, it was like were trapped. what do we do now? at that same time, i could hear the shots. i mean, not maybe like 15 feet. so he was already by our side. the suspect being held by the authorities is 21—year—old patrick crusius. authorities believe he may have travelled hundreds of miles to carry out a racially motivated hate crime. we are treating it as a domestic terrorism case and we are going to do what we do to terrorists in this country which is deliver swift and certainjusti

mall will walmart in el paso. >>> a bay area man held by isys begin publicly for the first time after spending three months inside a detention center. paul chambers reports, daly cityolice arrested him during a traffic stop and turn them over to the immigration agents in violation of california's sanctuary law. >> after serving three months and an ice detention center josi armando escobar lopez spoke publicly for the first time outside ice headquarters in san francisco he told us about the night and may when daly city police arrested him and turn them over to ice. >> i was just driving and i noticed flashing lights behind me, and i worried maybe i committed some traffic violation. >>> his fiancie and her brother were also in the car, she says they were headed home from church when the officer arrested 21-year-old lopez, she said they were never told why they were stopped. >> they took his id, and said he had a deportation order. that was the time the police arrested him. >> reporter: at the age of 17 lopez came to the u.s. seeking refuge leaving his be his family behind in el salvador after he said he was targeted by gangs and witnessed violence during his childhoo