nolan forsman's role is to come in. we knew this from parkland where it didn't happen, and go straight to the sound of gunfire. unfortunately that didn't happen. whether it was because of lack of training or whether the two officers went down the simply fell back and frankly, i think the fear factor kicked in, shock, and they didn't regroup quickly enough. no one major decision. the commander was the school district chief police chief. he apparently said don't go in. this was a lot of things that went wrong. i am proud of my former colleague, steve mcgraw, for saying that today. it was difficult for him to do. >> absolutely. we need to know the truth. it was very important to hear that truth today, three days after the shooting. but i guess i can't get over the idea that there were 19, at least 19 officers in the hallway. even though the incident commander was saying don't go in, no one said, okay, screw this, i'm going into that room to save these children. or to see if there are any children there to rescue. the under

the united states attorney's office will be investigating this case along with airline forsman

the united states attorney's office will be investigating this case along with airline forsman partners as a hate crime. it is also discussed mystic violent extremism. i'm in touch with the highest levels of the department of justice. resources will be put behind this investigation. whatever we need we will not stop until justice is brought to this community, those families, and the victims of this horrific crime. i can assure you that as the united states attorney i will bring whatever resources we need to this community to make sure that justice is done. this should have never happen to anyone in any community. it surely shouldn't happen on a beautiful saturday when people are just shopping and going through normal life events. we will ensure that the perpetrator of this victim is given justice and justice will be done for this community. >> let me first start off by saying thank you. thank you to all my partners in law enforcement here, from the federal state, local level, the amount of work that has been done so far has been extraordinary. the amount of information that has been gat

and evolved in particular the lot forsman response, which of course have been catastrophic, that is the very important story going forward. but again we, have to do this in a way that does not sensationalized this kind of violence. and i also argue, does not bite the idea that it will never had. and we are sort of reside to this going on and on. because that, it innovates up, is feeding into the problem in my view, at this point. >> sadly there's so many parts of the stories. it is just tragic. mark foreman, thank you so much, joining us we appreciate it. >> good talking with you. >> canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, is not pushing to strengthen gun control. and a news conference on monday he produced legislation that would place a national freeze on hand gun ownership across canada. meaning the bill would cap sale, transfers, and imports. researchers have said the fewer guns in the community to say for everyone will be. the new legislation will also require that long gun magazines be limited to five rounds of. the eu is one step closer to passing a new sanction package on russia

fired for misconduct, and no knock warrants and restrictive transfers of military equipment to lawn forsman'sp the use of excessive force if they see it, and administer medical aid to those who are injured. president biden's order comes after efforts to consolidate bipartisan support around the george floyd justice and policing act, which obviously stalled in congress, the floyd family along with the relatives of other black people killed by police in recent years including elijah mcclain, breonna taylor all attended the ceremony. and they said in a statement, while this action does not have the long term impact we have hoped for, it does represent incremental progress and we need to commit ourselves to making progress every day. thank you for making time for us on this holiday weekend, come back tomorrow night at eight eastern on msnbc, we're starting an hour earlier tomorrow. the president and ceo of the naacp derek johnson will be here, until we meet again, i'm ayman mohyeldin in new york, goodnight. while wayfair is installing your new refrigerator, and hauling away your old one, you're b

community leaders are outraged along forsman's response. >> they could've gone and quicker. they could've done something to stop this. by the looks of, it didn't do much. where is the swat team? where is everybody? >> where is everybody? >> what's going? on what's going on with law enforcement here? >> here with the latest is nbc correspondent liz maclachlan. what have we learned since yesterday's press conference? what are you hearing from committee members today? >> simone, scrutiny swirling around one gunmaker and police here as the town tries to grapple with what happened. we learned that the police chief completed one of those active shooter trainings in december, the one that decided to make that call to wait. greg abbott said he feels misled and is livid about those initial reports that at some inaccuracies. the gun maker that provided, or made the weapon used by the shooter, daniel defends, based in georgia, known for some marketing featuring children carrying guns and video style video game style imagery that can be questionable. bringing military style weapons dire

the accountability and then it is important, i think, that for a loan forsman agencies whether theirschool districts for cities or federal agencies. how do they get better about this responding in a situation? how did they make sure that the training you have actually sticks. because the training that they had two months ago didn't seem to make a difference here. so what are they going to do differently from these lessons learned? >> here's the thing. we should have been better. we should have been there. the trainings were, gonna show the training a little bit later on. they did the training two months ago. they did reenactments. they had a man on the floor reenacting being shot by an active shooter facing off against police officers. forecasting was to come. they were ready, we have been here before. and so you can only, and i guess we are saying. i totally are saying. we can only imagine what that makes people feel. that our hearing this is an incident report. they won more, the warmer action. you saw the crowd here shouting at both the president and the governor, booing him. some

but more importantly, according to the governor, kathy hochul, law forsman is working on securing the house. in the initial stages on attack like, this is they're concerned that there may be other individuals out there with information? how does law enforcement go about finding the network of people, not solicit accomplices, but people within the sub specks life than we have information? what are they gonna be looking for to understand his final moments and tracing how we got to this point? >> a couple of aspects right away is that they're gonna look for accomplices in terms of perpetrating the attack, and then also providing materials and legal fashion. but i would estimate based on this attack and how frequently we've seen attacks like this, this person probably operated alone on this attack today, but he was not alone. particularly in the online environment, skills and along. i think that's where the investigation will very quickly, is to say, did you have an associates are affiliates? for different reasons, one, if they are providing some with your support, that be something they

they say they sent out a noise in forsman detail last night and ended up issuing 34 citations over a of traffic issues. nearly 20 of them for modified exhaust pipes. those are illegal in california. if the noises over 95 decibels, all cars also have to have mufflers. time now to talk a little bit about your bay area forecast taking a live look outside from mount tam. it is an absolutely gorgeous day we mark the unofficial start of summer on this memorial day monday. kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr has got a look at your forecast. know what we're going to race. it looks but to summer like weather for the middle of the week here. also nice and sunny, as you can see, the east bay shoreline. >> as well. but we are looking out for red flag warning for solano county. that's the only county typically in this, althgugh obviously these weather systems don't look at county lines will be spreading a little the nap and the contra costa county were humidity. levels will be falling in some offshore winds. humidity levels 5 to 15% during the day. >> winds at 15 to 25 in some spots running through i

and forsman says the 18-year-old suspect legally purchased the weapons he had on hand, and is accusedpowered rifle. the suspect was unharmed and taken into custody. he's being held without bail. at least ten people are dead. now, back to dateline. ple are dead ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. eric glisson insisted he was innocent of the murder that put him in prison. after years behind bars he finally found crucial new evidence. that and a powerful ally in the justice system gave eric something he had not had in a long time. hope. back to josh mankiewicz with "a bronx tale. " >> for the first time in his 18-year struggle to prove that he didn't pull a trigger eric glisson finally had his hands on a smoking gun. an affidavit from a federal investigator saying eric was innocent. >> he asked me, do i have an attorney? i told him, yeah. i said, i promise you i'll call this lawyer today. >> so i was standing on line in a bank. >> peter cross remembers that phone call. >> mr. o'malley tells me, peter, i'm with the u. s. attorney's office. we know your client is

that alleged manifesto that authorities are looking into, according to a senior law forsman official, that alleged manifesto referenced antisemitic, racist tropes and it also made the claim that the suspect was specifically trying to come to an area targeting a lot of black people. so, this feeds into this narrative that we're hearing from authorities that this appears to be racially motivated, a potential hate crime investigation. the other thing that is disturbing about this potential manifesto is that the suspect in that manifesto, allegedly, claims that he was radicalized at the start of the pandemic, because he was bored. so, that is what we are looking, at in terms of the investigation. we are expecting to also learn the names of the victims early this morning. thank you nbc news correspondent jessica. live from buffalo, new york. joining me now is ben collins. can you talk a little bit more about what we were hearing from this manifesto? it seems to parallel so much that we learn from the el paso shooting and from other mass shootings that we have learned about that have been d

but what is important is long forsman around the country -- got rid of this happening another communityn the way that this is, all the issues attacked with guns, it probably well. the police departments, whether they are districts, local police, state and federal agents, fall this protocol, gets the training, do the things they should do to make sure that more lives are not lost. >> juliÁn castro, former mayor mayor and former secretary, now msnbc political analyst. thank you so much for weighing in on this very difficult day. appreciate it. we are going to keep following the president. he is now charged with the first lady. but there is other big news to share today. more lives lost, more money and weapons. where is the war in ukraine heading? we have some answers for you, next. me answers for you next ♪ ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. ♪ ♪ big game today! everybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. starting your buick enclave. i just love our new alexa. dad,

time for the white house, dhs says in his redeployed somewhere in the neighborhood of six hour-long forsman the border right now. but documents obtained by nbc news, indicate that the agency looking at is modeling projections thinks that it's anywhere between 1.2 billion and two billion dollars short of the money that it needs should title 42 ultimately be lifted. alex. i'm like looking at the headline from nbc news joining me is congressman. from the house of armed services. he's a good friend to me even know he is from the bay california area and i am from l.a.. >> i was great to be on with you. >> where do you stand on title 42? do you want to see it lifted? we will not happen on monday. you heard the one gentleman at the end saying we need a couple of more months. you see sam brock talk about two billion dollars. it is what dhs is saying. we need that much money to deal with it when it gets lifted. what do you want to see happen? >> alex, it should be left it, but it is not what i think, the president things, the court thinks, it is a health decision. the center of disease control looke

that's why large forsman officers were not trying to get through that door for almost an hour. and that decision appears to potentially have been fatal. >> at the center of the second deadliest school shooting in u.s. history, jarring images of children jumping out a classroom windows to save their lives. as outrage mounts on two fronts. >> parents have outright questioning the actions of law enforcement. >> from parents being pinned back, and law enforcement waiting to act for more than an hour after an instant commander believing a active shooter situation and transferred to a barricaded subject shooter. >> there is no excuse for that. it is. wrong >> -- there is the brave district school district resource or that engaged. >> where was the resource officer? why was the non? campus >> he was not on campus. >> parents we spoke with dismayed by the slew of mistakes in this response. >> i trust when estimate children to school each day that they're gonna be safe. the school resource officer's gonna be. they're >> here is a look at the timeline that is changed every day this. week

long forsman sources tell nbc news it appears the n-word was etched into one of multiple weapons recovered. denver allegedly wrote a manifesto inspired by white supremacist ideology, which that the rampage was briefly livestreamed on the platform, before the feed was removed. the tragedy marks the fourth mass shooting in the grocery store since march 2021. and the second rampage to shape in new york in just over a month. >> i am angry. i have seen violence from guns. on the brooklyn subway. and now on the streets of buffalo. it has to stop. >> the friendly market issuing a statement saying, in part, we are shocked and deeply saddened by this senseless act of violence. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. yet another american community is now grappling with the unconscionable. >> we cannot let an evil person divide this community. and an evil person divide our country. >> a senior law enforcement official tells nbc news that authorities are looking at that possible alleged manifesto, which contained racist and antisemitic tropes. that manifesto, that potential m

that is what long forsman is calling.is the latest high-profile mass shooting targeting minority groups. which is something that has become all too familiar in this country. back in 2015, the country and the world, grief-stricken a shot, one in the vowed witness chanel us and today house of worship. the emanuel church in charleston, -- killing several people in the bible study group. the next, year one of the biggest mass shootings in history of america, the shooting it pulse. in 2019, in the top in a walmart in the past, out texas, which meant when people were killed. the suspect told police he was targeting mexicans the. last year's shooting at three spas in atlanta, georgia, killing eight people including six of asian descent. just this past week, a gunman opened fire at a korean owned a hair salon in dallas. police are not investigating it as a hate crime. potentially look two other shootings targeting asian businesses. after seeing is laid bare like this, what's tractor the after another, you would think that we woul

or even on the backside, long forsman back in our districts. i'm from the fifth congressional in wisconsin, we hear about it all the time. it might take the form of local truck driving, truck driver who was somehow comes in contact with it. law enforcement find out about it later on. so it's a terrible thing, i think we can agree. and i think we can agree that, many of the aliens, the illegal ends are coming across right now are being smuggled or being assured through by coyotes as we just heard about. and it was somewhat demonstrated to us again and again every time here at the border and so, so since we agree on those small sets of facts, let me just go back to the big question. why aren't we finishing the wall? the least on san diego were gaps. and then stories of materials that had been there, on the grounds and then, suddenly border patrol agents noticing that someone had come up and picked up those materials. where did they go? there was kind of a mystery that was in place for sometime. and then they found out later, that those materials

congressman, when an individual is encountered at the southern border, they are placed in emigration and forsman proceedings. >> okay, you don't have an answer for how any of this benefits americans. let's talk about your enforcement proceedings. let's define exactly what that means. an alien is giving a notice to appear before the court date or simply a notice to report. colin when you get wherever you want to go. 90% of these asylum claims are turned down, when they are, less than 15% actually leaf. and now you have already instructed us that illegal presence and the country is not ground for deportation. so they stay and await the next amnesty. that is what you mean by enforcement for seedings. that is what you do. >> congressman, you have misstated the facts. so individuals are placed in immigration enforcement proceedings. those who present a public safety threat, a threat to national security. that's about the border security, they are held in detention during the pendant sea of those immigration proceedings. those who do not are given a notice to appear and the appearance rate is over 86%