according to the document, gendron visited the supermarket back on march 8th, where he was questioned by a security guard at the store. the document also included sketches of the supermarket, outlined different aisles, and how he would navigate around quickly. police say gendron drove 200 miles from his home in conklin, new york to the store again on friday, one day before the shooting, to conduct reconnaissance. >> when i saw him walking around the tops -- >> reporter: a customer says he spoke to the suspect that friday. talking about critical race theory. >> that day he asked me, are you going to be here tomorrow? i said yeah. because he came back here to the same spot where i bought him something to drink and shot people that look like me. and would have shot me if i was standing there. >> reporter: the alleged shooter also had i ahistory of violent threats at school. despite this seemingly normal photo of the suspect riding in his high school's graduation parade, authorities say that in the days before gendron was assigned to write a paper about his plans. he referenced committing

peyton gendron taking into custody feet from his victims. coming before a judge, charged with one count of murder, other charges including hate crimes are likely to follow. investigators are searching his home, interviewing his parents, combing his social media and some of the chilling details of what they have found already. tonight, in the neighborhood surrounding the supermarket, police are standing guard. it's also a scene of prayer. we're learning the names of the victims, the youngest, 32 years old, roberta drury. the oldest, 86-year-old ruth witfield, the mother of a former buffalo fire commissioner, and the hero security guard, retired buffalo police officer aaron salter. he's credited with saving lives before being shot and killed by the suspect himself. tonight, president biden saying the justice department is investigating this as a hate crime and a racially motivated act of white supremacy and violent extremism. we have learned late tonight president biden will be here on tuesday. we begin tonight with abc's stephanie ramos right

former classmates we spoke with describe gendron as smart, but quiet. nathan twitchell and cassaundra williams describe one particularly odd incident. >> once covid hit, he wasn't ever really at school other than once, right when we came back, he showed up in a hazmat-type suit. >> full hazmat suit. >> what was your reaction to that? >> i mean, everyone was just staring at him. >> reporter: tonight, authorities believe gendron was living two lives, one in the pleasant suburb where he grew up, the other, in the darkest reaches of the internet. law enforcement sources tell us the newly-revealed 589-page document indicates that shortly after graduation, the teenager began posting messages on the social media platform discord, spelling out his plan of attack. he wrote about body armor. and taunted federal law enforcement. it is unclear who had access to the posts or who saw them. according to "the washington post," the 589-page document laying it all out was anonymously uploaded to a file sharing site called mediafire on april 29th, two weeks before the att

tonight we're learning new details about the suspected gunman peyton gendron.peared in court and pleaded not guilty to murder. today in washington president biden condemned the attack. >> we're still gathering the facts while already the justice department has stated publicly that it is investigating the matter as a hate crime, racially motivated act of white supremacy and violent extremism. as they do, we must all work together to address the hate. >> duncan: also tonight, multiple people were wounded when a gunman opened fire inside a church in laguna woods, california. but back here in buffalo, a traumatized community is clearly grieving. ♪ ♪ ♪ at a buffalo church service this morning, tears, sorrow and prayers for the ten souls lost because of hate. >> this is in a league of its own, this is a whole new dimension, where you've attacked people because of the color of the skin. because you are a coward! >> duncan: less than 24 hours earlier, this grocery store in a predominantly black neighborhood became a scene of horror, the city's worst massacre. >> it sta

the suspect identified as 18-year-old payton gendron.aigned on one count of first degree murder and held without bail. police say before the shooting, gendron posted online a 180-page document where he writes about racist and anti-semitic ideas. authorities are now investigating the attack as a hate crime, and of course, the investigation is still ongoing as this community reels from this latest shooting. janai? >> stephanie, thank you. and we are getting a better idea of the suspect this morning. abc's aaron katersky is here with more on what we're learning and good morning again to you. >> good morning to you, janai. this is just the kind of attack that law enforcement officials long feared. someone radicalized online with access to guns who takes inspiration from recent attacks and authorities have been going through that 180-page document believed to have been written by payton gendron. in it there's this praise for prior acts of violence motivated by hate, a shooting at a predominantly black church in south carolina, at a mosque in

gendron, white, posted the manifesto online daysci earlier. the time the document to the public in the moments before the shooting officials said. the details of the fuse how he said he planned hate crime attack and what he targets the supermarket in a predominantly black neighborhood 230 miles from his hometown. in georgia, good morning, go ahead. >> good morning to you. my utopian dream if i wish to see in america in which the second amendment has been repealed, all guns have been bought back and destroyed. the only guns remaining would be for people who like them from sporting, hunting, target shooting. for those people, treat the guns like a car, make sure they have a title and registration and license and make them expensive and have to be renewed, the income source from that. that's my it's and i know it's a pie in the sky in but i think america would be a safer and wonderful place if the guns were taken out of the equation. have a good night, have a good day. >> the mayor of buffalo spoke yesterday on "face the nation" on cbs on tighter

we have video of gendron in court .store before going into the store and shooting eight more people. he posted a document online friday night although they have not yet terrified he wrote it. gendron will be back in court on thursday. >>> police want you to avoid sullivan avenue and washington just west of 280 where police are investigating a shooting. we will follow this story and bring you updates online and on air. >>> now an investigation in the east bay intensifying for alexis gabe . police released a photo of this custom cell phone case. it was found a month and a half ago in antioch. it was discovered near a home near where alexis was last seen and believed to be near where her ex-boyfriend lived. parents believe it belongs to their daughter. her ex-boyfriend is it there and we asked her parents if they know who a man seen in video is? >> yes, but we cannot say. we cannot say anything. >> reporter: alexis gabe was last seen january 26 and there is a reward for information about her whereabouts . >>> a live look a

reportera: gendron se rindiÓ.o al Área un dÍa antes del incidente para hacer un reconocimiento de la zona. por otra parte, sus padreshabrÍan sido entrevistados por agentes federales. se espera que el presidente joe biden visite esta zona el martes. maity: el incidente de buffalo es el tiroteo masivo mÁs mortÍfero del aÑo, pero los casos desafortunadamente son muchos. este Último es el tiroteo 198 en lo que va de aÑo. con 19 semanas, la media de 10 ataques de este tipo a la semana. en 2021 ocurrieron 693 tiroteos masivos, y en 2020 se contabilizaron 611. el estudio procede de una organizaciÓn independiente que define un tiroteo masivo como un incidente en el que cuatro o mÁs personas son disparadas o mueren, excluyendo al tirador. fÉlix: una persona muriÓ y cinco resultaron heridas tras un tiroteo en una iglesia presbiteriana en el condado de orange, california. la policÍa dijo que tienen el presunto asaltante bajo custodia y recuperaron el arma que pudo haber usado en el crimen. veamos los Últimos detalles. report

biden flew to buffalo this morning to speak about what payton gendron did.re had been a number of mass murderers since biden became president, some racially motivated purely little over a year ago, there was a supermarket massacre that happened to have the same casualty total. a syrian born man murdered ten people in boulder, colorado, and even use the same caliber rifle that payton gendron fought to buffalo. but joe biden did not bother to know my flight to that -- he flew to buffalo to blame his political opponents there. watch. >> heads of state asked me, what is going on? what in gods name happened on january 6? what happened in buffalo? they ask. >> tucker: january 6th and the buffalo massacre. so how is a political protest at the capitol related to a murder spree by a demented teenager in new york state over the weekend? what do those two events have in common and who are these unnamed heads of state who are connecting these nonconnected events in conversation with joe biden? you may have wondered that but don't ask because it is not meant to be asked,

so what did they do wrong with payton gendron and how can we learn from it? we should learn from it if we want to prevent more mass murders. but that's not at all what our leaders are asking hardly. instead they're asking the onlyt question that ever occursio to them how exactly can i benefit from this ? how can i leverage this tragedy to my advantage? how can otherto m people sufferg make me more powerful? it didn'tfu take long forde joe biden to findn a way. bidenuf flew to buffaloo this morning to speak about what payton gendron did. there have a been a number of mass murders since biden became president. some of them have been racially motivated a little over a year agoo a, in fact, there was even another supermarket massacre that happened to have the same casualty total. a syrian bornri man murdered ten people in boulder, colorado even use the same caliber rifle that patrón gendron brought to buffaloo. but joe biden didn't bother to fly to that crime scene. he didn't go to any of them. in fact, biden went to buffalo today because he thought he could blam

police say gendron live streamed the attack. though a spokesperson from the site insists it was pulled down within two minutes, it does raise questions about what more social media companies could or should be doing to prevent publicizing violence. and if the suspect is convicted, he could face life in prison without parole. one other note here -- this store is an anchor in this community. the only grocery store option for many people in the area who may not have access to a car. so until it can reopen, tops is offering shuttle buses to another location. determined that the shooter won't take anything away from this community. >> wow. bradley blackburn in buffalo, thank you so much. >>> so following the mass shooting president biden voiced his anger about gun violence here in america. but as christina ruffini reports, it's unlikely lawmakers will find common ground on this controversial issue. >>> we must all work together to address the hate. >> reporter: despite nearly 200 mass shootings already this year, lawmakers on capitol

gendron pleaded not guilty to a charge of first degree murder. news source says the shooter described himself as a white supremacist online, even scouted out the supermarket in early march and visited the day before the shooting. >> seeing the video in my head, picturing her dropping to the ground over and over -- >> reporter: tramane bryce said he saw the video of his 32-year- old girlfriend roberta drury gunned down. >> i'm hurt. i won't see my baby no more. i'm hurt. >> reporter: drury was the youngest of the ten people killed. the oldest was 86-year-old ruth whitfield. >> we're mad! >> reporter: an emotional garnell whitfield says his mom stopped to buy groceries after visiting his father at a nearby nursing home. >> and what i love the most about my mom is how she loved us, how she loved her family, unconditionally. >> reporter: 20-year-old tops employee zaire goodman suffered a gunshot wound to the neck. he did not want to appear on camera, but did want to share his story: what's the emotion you're feeling now? >> discomfort, sadness, maybe

was doing authorities say pete and gendron of conklin new york. allegedly shot several people in the parking lot before entering tops market continuing his rampage. the shooter. was not from this community. in fact the shooter traveled hours from outside this community. to perpetrate this crime on the people of buffalo buffalo police quickly taking the 18 year old into custody the suspect put the gun to neck buffalo police personnel two patrol officers talk to suspect into dropping the gun. dropped a gun took off some of his tactical gear surrendered at that point, new york governor kathy hoekel, who hails from buffalo expressing concern? it's hard to know what to say. this is my community. i know this community. well, this is the worst nightmare that any community can face. the fbi is assisting local authorities in this investigation. we're aggressively investigating this at the federal level. as a hate crime and as an instance of racially motive motivated violent extremism gendron charged with first-degree murder and ordered held without bowel.

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outside the supermarket, gendron was disarmed, taken into custody and charged with first—degree murdered a not guilty plea. now, new and difficult questions have emerged. after threatening such violence last year, the gunman was held by authorities for a mental health evaluation, then released. a further blow to this tight—knit community torn apart by a teenager with a gun. will grant, bbc news. reverend michael mcbride is the founder of live free, which is involved in trying to prevent gun violence. he's in oakland, california. thank you for being with us on bbc news and i know you are in california but i wonder what you know about the impact on the local community in buffalo in new york?— in new york? inaudible. reverend. _ in new york? inaudible. reverend, i— in new york? inaudible. reverend, i think - in new york? inaudible. i reverend, i think perhaps in new york? inaudible. - reverend, i think perhaps you may be muted at this point. sorry about that. our hearts go out to all of our loved ones in buffalo new york. we have a host of congregations, of staff members who are literally

outside the supermarket, gendron was disarmed, taken into custody and charged with first—degree murderd. after threatening such violence last year, the gunman was held by authorities for a mental health evaluation, then released. a further blow to this tight—knit community torn apart by a teenager with a gun. will grant, bbc news. joe biden says he will go to buffalo on tuesday and he spoke about the stain on the soul of america in terms of hate crimes. i asked roland martin, host of the roland martin unfiltered daily digital show and author of a book called white fear, if he was encouraged by president biden�*s reaction to this event. his reaction is one thing, but the reality is the fbi directors testified numerous times over the past four years that the number one threat in america is white domestic terrorism. under donald trump, they actually pulled back the funding and shifted that over to watching muslims. the reality is this here. if muslims were killing americans like white men are in the united states, america would be up in arms, going crazy. but this is also american history

gendron broadcast everything on social networks in real time footage too hard to show them live. it is known that the criminal finished off all the victims with shots in the head, 10 people died, three of the wounded are now in the hospital. this is a mass murderer, only a few police crews were able to neutralize him. at first, a retired policeman tried to do this, accidentally finding himself in a shopping center, he persuaded the killer to lay down his weapon, then shot him, but was killed by return fire. before starting shooting, the teenager drove a car for 250 km. from new york i spent 3 hours on the road, and then i traveled around the city chose a crowded place of buffalo, because up to half of the population in this city, blacks , it was on a racial basis that the criminal chose his own. on the weapon he applied pagan symbols offensive to blacks, an old testament quote, and this is a reference to the new zealand terrorist who massacred in the mosque exactly 3 years ago, on the same day, his name along with the name of the norwegian mass murderer, breivik was written on th

exclusive cell phone video obtained by abc news shows the moments gendron was taken into custody. zenera everhart says her child was injured when gendron allegedly began shooting outside the store he was helping an older woman in the parking lot. cart zaire was shot in his lower neck area and it came out his back on the left side the president paying tribute to retired buffalo police lieutenant aaron salter jr. who was working security at the store. and lost his life after trading fire with the gunman. he actually was able to shoot the assailant twice, but he had on he had on the bulletproof vest. and he lost his life in the process authorities say gender and was driven by hate. they're now digging into extremist views. he allegedly posted on social media including a 180-page document filled with racist and anti-semitic rhetoric and previous threats of violence. he's made state police investigated gender in last june after he threatened his shooting at his hometown's high school graduation. he was given a mental health evaluation, but no charges were filed rena roy abc news, buffa

patrón gendron was the heir to donaldas trump.they told us trump ism committed mass murder in buffalo and for that reason it followed. logically, we must suspend the first amendment. that's hardly an exaggeration of what they're sayingg . here's a selection from yesterday's sunday shows social media companies and law enforcement have not enough to monitor to ban, to restrict and to limit hate speech on their sites.es hate speech iss not freedom of speech. as you know, the first amendment does nott am protect e speech. i'll protect the firstst f amendment any day of the week. but you don't protect hate speech. you don't protect incendiary speech. you're not allowed to scream fire in a crowded theater. there are limitations on speech and right now we have seen this run rampant. so what is hate speech?h?>> tuc: well, it's speech that oure. leaders hate. so because a mentally ill strangers,reered you cannot be allowed to express your political views out loud. that'syo what they're telling you. that's what they've wanted to tell you fo

despite this incident, gendron was allowed to buy firearms under federal law. the d.a. says it's hard to tell if he fell through the cracks. >> the school went through their protocol. and called the police, got the state police involved. new york state police spoke with him. transported thime a local hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. he was cleared. and released. >> gendron put out a 180-page statement detailing a trove of fire arms he had, including an illegally modified military style rifle he allegedly used in saturday's attack and a rifle he says his father bought for him. the document says he planned to use the rifle and a shot gun to continue targeting black people elsewhere in buffalo if he wasn't stopped at the supermarket. >> blaming everyone for this happening and continuing to happen to our communities. >> police say the gunman shot four people in the parking lot, exchanged gunfire with a security guard, and shot more people in the store before surrendering. tonight, we're also hearing more from gendron's former classmates, many calling him a loaner. >>

breve comparecencia en corte de payton gendron para escuchar la acusaciÓn formal de asesinato en primernto asesino de diez personas de raza negra en bÚfalo fue increpado a la salida con gritos de cobarde. >> el presidente joe biden invoca una ley de producciÓn de defensa aplicable en tiempos de guerra para garantizar la fabricaciÓn y suministro de fÓrmula para bebÉs. >> quiero que nuestra juventud se empodere de cada uno de los procesos, ahÍ estÁ nuestra verdadera esencia. >> el muralÍsimo ayuda a un grupo de jÓvenes a hacer frente a las dificultades, un artista indÍgena les enseÑa tÉcnicas para combinar colores y sabores ancestrales que reflejan en cada pintura. >> ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪. >> buenas tardes, gracias por acompaÑarnos, les saluda felicidad, estamos cerca de conocer el futuro del polÉmico tÍtulo 42, una polÍtica fronteriza que permite la deportaciÓn rÁpida y estados como texas se preparan para una posible llegada masiva de inmigrantes en laredo se desarrolla un simulacro junto a la frontera mexicana, edgar esÁa ahÍ y nos lo cuenta, adelante, edgar. >> asÍ es, quÉ tal, felicidad, te

gendron worked its way toward the back firing at defenseless employees and shoppers alike. after a couple minutes, the shooter returned to the front lobby and after briefly threatening his own life, he surrendered to police and was arrested. a is suing all side window meme >> helpless people didn't have a gun to shoot back at him. that was only love seeing that. but does what he did. gender in custody without bail facing life in prison. he pled not guilty to first-degree murder charges saturday night. this racist killer. >> had absolutely 0 regard for the sanctity of human life and was here for the express purpose of taking as many black lives as he possibly could. the lives that he did take will not be forgotten and not just the heroic security guard kind souls like that of 77 year-old pearl young who operated a pantry in central park for 25 years. she fed the hungry every saturday or deacon hayward patterson, 67, who gave people rides to this tops grocery store and celestin cheney. 65 a cancer survivor who leaves behind 6 grandchildren. >> that was paul gerke reporting fo

law enforcement officials say payton gendron was taken to emergency room for mental health evaluationt year after he turned on a high school project about murder-suicide. he waited for 15 hours for the evaluation that took 15 minutes and was not involuntarily committed. the incident did not generate for red flag to prevent him from legally accessing deadly firearms. in response to the attack, the house of representatives approved the domestic terrorism act with report -- support of just one republicalawmaker that calls for the domestic terrorism offices within the department of justice and homeland security. more than the half of the terrorist incidents in the united states were people have died over the last 10 years having comtted by right wing white supremacist extremists. meanwhile, new york governor announced investigation into cial media platforms that payton gendron use. for more, we are joined by kris brown, president of brady, one of the oldest gun violence prevention organizations in the u.s. it seems like there's is hardly a discussion right now about gun control, about law

new york state police referred to payton gendron to mental health counseling. why, why were the signs ignored? >> yeah, you're right, arthel. typically there are red flags in these types of cases especially where the planning has been conducted over a long period of time as is alluded to in this case. you know, it shows the dangers of these radical groups, whether it'd be white supremacy or other individuals in groups that apows this overall hatred and it's based on not only raised by sexual preference, ethnicity as well as religion. so, you know, there is an overall hatred here and it's not always limited to just one group but we certainly have to get better at connecting the dots in this country and social media forms need to play an important role in that. arthel: that's interesting because do i want to cover that part of the issue with you. but we are -- you're right, there are multiple types of hatred that's being spewed but right now hatred against black people. is this kind of hatred actively or passively taught by his parents or is this a case of indoct

gendron was arraigned on first-degree murder charges. he faces life in prison without the ability of parole. he's on 21-hour surveyance and is under suicide watch. his next court date is thursday morning at 9:30 we will send it back to you. mike: nick foy, for more of the investigation i'm joined by special agent john, welcome. >> good morning, mike. mike: i want to start with a clip from the buffalo police commissioner, let's play it. >> this individual was in the buffalo area at least the day before. it seems that he had come here to scope out the area to do work on the area before he carried out his evil sickening act. mike: what are your thoughts as we start to look into this devastating and violent attack? >> well, i'm very happy that he was taken alive because there's a lot of questions that are going to be answered in interrogation of the subject and checking out further information. the fbi mentioned earlier during a press conference that they brought in their evidence response team. part of that is going to be to conb internet a

as for the suspected mass murderer, 8 year-old payton gendron. he is behind bars this morning being held without bail. authorities say they've got a mountain of evidence against him, including a manifesto that gendron allegedly rode up detailing his racist and violent intentions. officials now say they just hope nobody else first ever coffee is actions. back to you for now. >> thank you for that update. steve. well, 6.10 is the time. and although that shooting happened in buffalo, which is thousands of miles away, people here in the bay area like people everywhere were feeling the impacts of it. we had a chance to speak with the president of the san francisco branch of the naacp, amos brown. we talked to him about what he thought when he first heard about the shooting happening on saturday. >> here goes again. now saturday is it has happened before. but all violence, it's not physical violence. there's been a lot of psychological social. and political bilas says bin. and think. on the black community. >> and we also spoke to the regional director

one of the first to confront gendron security guard and retired buffalo police officer aaron salter. retired officer assault are working security there engage a suspect, fired we have evidence that he struck them at least one time. >> and that unfortunately had no vesta gators believe gun runs, body armor and helmet reflected the gunfire giving gun during an opportunity to return fire, striking and killing the police veteran of the 13 people gunned allegedly shot 11 of them are black. 10 people in all were killed. police say 4 of them were store employees. the rest were customers. all of them innocent racially-motivated, active white supremacy and violent extremism. >> as they do. must all work together, address to hate the remains a stain on the sole american city. and state officials tell us they vowed that the buffalo community will not be defined by this incident, but by how they rally around the victims and their families. now we as a community will rise again stronger than before there's a feeding frenzy on social media platforms. >> or hey, festers more hate. that has to stop.

peyton gendron was the heir to donald trump, they told us. that reason, it follows logically, we must suspend the first amendment. that's hardly an exaggeration of what they are saying. here's a selection from yesterday's sunday shows. >> social media companies and law enforcement have not done enough to monitor, to ban, to restrict, and to limit hate speech on their sites. hate speech is not freedom of speech. >> as you know, the first amendment does not protect hate speech. speak i will protect the first moment any day of the week, but you don't protect hate speech. you don't protect incendiary speech. you are not allowed to scream fire in a crowded theater. there are limitations on speech. >> tucker: what is hate speech? speech that our leaders hate. because of mentally ill teenager murdered strangers, you cannot be allowed to express your political views out loud. that is what they are telling you, that is what they wanted to tell you for a long time, but saturday's massacre gives the pretax and justification. you have to ask yourself, wh

tonight we're learning new details about the suspected gunman, peyton gendron. he appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to murder. today in washington president biden condemned the attack. >> we're still gathering the facts. already the justice department said it's investigating the matter as a hate crime, racially motivated ablgtd of white supreme si and violent extremism. as they do. >> also tonight, multiple people were wounded when they opened fire at a church in laguna hills, california. a traumatized community is clearly grieving. at a buffalo church service this morning, tears, sorrow and prayers for the ten souls lost because of hate. >> this is in a league of its own. this is a whole new dimension where you have attacked people because of the color of the skin, because you are a coward. >> less than 24 hours earlier this grocery store in a predominantly black neighborhood became a scene of horror. the city's worst massacre. >> he shot outside the store and he shot inside the store. i heard at least 20 shots in store. >> 18-year-old peyton gendron was

police said the gunman, payton gendron, livestreamed the killings.an's deep—seated racism and easy access to semi—automatic weapons have combined to deadly effect in america. 18—year—old peyton gendron drove for miles to reach this supermarket in a predominantly black neighbourhood of buffalo. heavily armed and dressed in tactical gear, he livestreamed his entire horrific attack. a security guard, a retired buffalo policeman, tried to stop him but was among those killed. most of the victims were black. we're still gathering the facts, but already the justice department has stated publicly that it is investigating the matter as a hate crime, a racially motivated act of white supremacy and violent extremism. as they do, we must all work together to address the hate that remains a stone on the soul of america. before the attack, the gunman posted a kind of manifesto online — a hate—filled screed laying bare his extremist views. outside the supermarket, gendron was disarmed, taken into custody and charged with first—degree murder. in court, his lawyer en

outside the supermarket, gendron was disarmed, taken into custody and charged with first—degree murdersuch filings last year, the gunman was held by the authorities for mental health evaluation and released. a third upload to this type technic tight—knit community. there's been another shooting incident — this time at a church in california. the church is in laguna woods in orange county. the sheriff's department has said that one person has been killed and four others are critically wounded. one man has been detained. deputies have also recovered a weapon that may have been used. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. the controversial us preacher who's accused of being politically extreme draws thousands of people — and also protesters at the start of a uk tour this morning an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final trip from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it's become the first coun

patent gendron described how he did this in online postings. hate about the gun in january from vintage firearms, a small gun store 15 miles from his home. paying $960 for the rifle. he acquired two backup weapons, he purchased in early december, and a semi-automatic rifle he received from his father as a christmas present when he was 16 years old. and, fort pierce, florida -- henrietta, fort pierce, florida. caller: from what i have been able to glean is it seems this man had been in legal trouble more than a year ago. it was he committed a felony. my question is, we have gun laws, why was this young man able to get a gun? that falls upon the fbi and those in the adf department that actually monitor. >> i we keep -- we leave this to keep our coverage to the u.s. capitol where the house is about 24 general speeches. lawmakers are scheduled to debate 17 bills including several dealing with cybersecurity and veterans issues. this is a live coverage on the u.s. house on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays be

and in deep pain after authorities say an 18-year-old mass shooting suspect by the name of peyton gendronho is white targeted the predominantly black neighborhood traveling 200 miles, heavily armed. plus cnn has learned from two federal law enforcement sources, investigators are reviewing a white supremacy manifesto in connection with the alleged gunman. ten people were killed and three injured following the attack saturday. moments ago local authorities did not mince words as they described this case. >> this is an absolute racist hate crime. it had been prosecuted as a hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul, and mind, and there is no mistake that that's the direction this is going in. this will be completely geared toward securing a conviction for the individual. our detectives, agents, deputies, everybody standing before you, will work this tirelessly for as long as it needs to go. and it's done by a person, again, who does not live in our community, who brought this kind of hate to our very close knit buffalo community. we will not tolerate this. we will show ho

what investigators are calling a racially motivated attack just a short time ago 18 year old peyton gendron was arraigned on first degree murder charges investigators. say he drove to buffalo to the market heavily armed wearing tactical gear and had a camera where he was live streaming what he was doing a witness described the terror. i seen a guy in a full army suit this shooting shots at people and i've seen a security guard running the store and then i seen the guy go in army style bent over the shooting at people. is terrifying abc news reporter alex pershay has the latest now from the scene? police in buffalo new york are on the scene of what they're calling a mass shooting multiple people struck by gunfire. this is the worst nightmare that any community can face authorities say just after 2:30 saturday afternoon a male gunman entered the tops friendly market with a rifle and began. shooting you have assault weapons that aren't for hunting they are for killing people and this is another example of you know, the federal government failing to recognize. this is a major public health cris

authorities say he shot at payton gendron but had no effect because of the armor that payton gendronfor her husband who lived in nursing home but she never made it out alive. >> when i saw him shooting he shot a woman, another woman, anyone in the store and started shooting again. i don't know who he was shooting at. he shot eight people at least. >> if convicted payton gendron can face life in prison without parole, the shooting have an effect outside of buffalo. in new york the nypd is stepping up security outside of black churches. carley: one of the first images that we received of the shooter after he committed the the attack was him barefoot wearing nothing but a paper smock standing in front of a judge pleaded not guilty which is a wild plea considering he live streams this attack, he just realized this guy's gonna spend the rest of his life in the very scenario woody's not in jail surrounded by people who are absolutely disgusted by him. madeleine just talked about what is facing. new york does not have the death penalty so he will likely get life in prison if found guilty bu

outside the supermarket, gendron was disarmed, taken into custody and charged with first—degree murdergain been plunged into mourning, struggling to comprehend how a simple trip to the supermarket could end in a horror scene at the hands of a teenager with a gun. will grant, bbc news. roland martin is host of the roland martin unfiltered daily digital show and he has a book called white fear coming out in september. he joins us from washington. thank you very much indeed for your time. we were listening to joe biden talking about hate crime as a stain on the soul of america. are you encouraged by his reaction to these latest events? , ., , ., events? his reaction is one thing but — events? his reaction is one thing but the _ events? his reaction is one thing but the fbi _ events? his reaction is one thing but the fbi directors | thing but the fbi directors justified numerous times in the past four years that the number one threat is domestic terrorism. under donald trump, it shifted that to muslims. if muslims were killing americans like white men are in the united states americans wou

gendron picked his target carefully, choosing an area known for its large black population and visitinghe area the day before the attack. nearly a year before the mass shooting, his words had caused harm elsewhere. the police said on sunday mr. gendron had been picked up at his high school by state police after making threatening remarks and taken to the hospital for a mental health evaluation. " yesterday on "this week" kathy hogle spoke about the role of social media in the shooting. >> it is clear so much planning went into this. the shooter drove several hundred miles, published 180 page document online, try to livestream it. had he been on the late are -- on the radar of law enforcement? >> just as a high school student with respect to someone he wrote in high school. i am going to be investigating this very question. i want to know what people knew and when they knew it, and calling on law enforcement as well as our social media platforms. the ceos of those companies need to be held accountable and assure all of us that they are taking every step humanly possible to monitor this i

>> reporter: investigators say suspect payton gendron specifically targeted the store because he wanted 18-year-old pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges. >> the evidence that we have uncovered so far makes no mistake that this is an absolute racist, hate crime. >> reporter: last year, police questioned gendron after he reportedly made threats at his high school in conklin, new york. >> they interviewed the subject and felt it was appropriate to have that individual brought in for mental health evaluation. state police did their job to the fullest that they could at that time. >> reporter: buffalo residents said they were astonished by the allegations. >> it boggles my mind this young man traveled 200 miles, four hours to target our community, just boggles the mind. >> reporter: on sunday, president biden condemned the attack. the white house says the president and first lady will come here to buffalo tomorrow to join the city in mourning. police say gendron livestreamed the attack and though a spokesperson for the site twitch insists it was pulled down within two minutes, i

outside the supermarket, gendron was disarmed, taken into custody and charged with first—degree murder. after threatening such violence last year, he was held by authorities for a mental health evaluation and event release. a further blow to this tight knit community. professor pete blair is executive director of advanced law enforcement rapid response training at texas state university. he is an active shooter expert and his training centre works with the fbi. he's near san antonio texas. thank you very much indeed for joining us. perhaps, just to explain first of all, an active shooter expert — what are we talking about here? mi; shooter expert - what are we talking about here? my training is in training — talking about here? my training is in training first _ is in training first responders, law enforcement is, to respond to active shooter events and so we do a lot of research into the topic to identify what the best practices are, the patterns and trends to ensure that the training provided is the best training provided is the best training possible. it training provided is the bes

the incident as racially motivated violent extremism abc's reena roy has more 18 year old peyton gendron arranged saturday evening charged with first-degree murder just hours after a shooting rampage that left 10 people dead and at least three other. injured 11 of the 13 victims were black that charge of murder in the first degree carries with it a life without parole sentence. the horrific scene unfolding inside this supermarket in buffalo, new york shortly after 2:30 saturday afternoon. this is the worst nightmare that any community can face authorities. say gandering of conklin new york. allegedly shot several people in the parking lot before entering tops friendly markets and continuing his rampage. he exited his vehicle. he was very heavily armed he had tactical gear. he had a tactical helmet on he had a camera. was live streaming what he was doing. he was eventually taken into custody by buffalo police while still inside the store according to law enforcement officials a home associated with gendron more than 200. away from buffalo was searched by investigators the shooter traveled

blm movement but with the first shot arriving at the parking lot of buffalo peyton supermarkets, gendronled a white american, judging by this fact and by the statement in the manifesto, the teenager has a complete confusion in his head reinforced by all kinds of hatred, although it is known that he was brought up in a prosperous family for mass murder he faces life imprisonment. and after the report of the buffalo shooting, a similar event occurs in los angeles. there, an unknown person also opened fire on the central market. at least one person has died, the united states of america is in a fever - this is a long-awaited social explosion of state power. in response, so far they are only declaring a tightening of the law of detection, alexandry. in the blue enter a person injured in a collision of a lightly motorized aircraft with an suv, and the incident occurred during an emergency landing of the aircraft. here, according to preliminary data on the aircraft , the engine failed, so they had to land it directly on the road bridge. there, he flew at full speed into one of the cars, caught

outside the supermarket, gendron was disarmed, taken into custody and charged with first—degree murderplunged into mourning, struggling to comprehend how a simple trip to the supermarket could end in a horror scene at the hands of a teenager with a gun. will grant, bbc news. a teacher in birmingham has been charged with sexually assaulting four teenage girls. it's alleged that some of the assaults happened while muhammad taimoor was at work. our reporter emily unia is here. emily, what can you tell us? west midlands police say the alleged victims were girls aged 14—16 years old, 28—year—old teacher muhammad taimoor named by west midlands police was arrested last monday on suspicion of sexual assault and then released on bail and rearrested yesterday morning. he is now in police custody. he is facing charges involving sexual exploitation, sexual activity while in a position of trust, and trafficking within the uk. those trafficking charges relate to accusations that he drove girls around in his car with the intention of assaulting them. he's been suspended from hisjob of assaulting them

outside the supermarket, gendron was disarmed, taken into custody and charged with first—degree murderto comprehend how a simple trip to the supermarket could end in a horror scene at the hands of a teenager with a gun. will grant, bbc news. and details are coming in of another shooting incident at a church in california. the church is in laguna woods in orange county. the sheriff's department has said that one person has been killed and four others are critically wounded. one man has been detained. deputies have also recovered a weapon that may have been used. we'll bring you more details as they come in. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. the controversial us preacher who's accused of being politically extreme draws thousands of people — and also protesters at the start of a uk tour. this morning at indian air force plane carrying his body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plaintiff solemnly witness gandhi's final trip from the battlefield. in gandhi's final trip from the battlefield.— gandhi's final trip from the battlefield. in f

now police have identified the suspect as 18-year-old payton gendron. he has been arraigned on one count of first degree murder. he's being held without bail. police were at his home overnight searching for any type of evidence, and as you mentioned, police did find a 180-page document that he posted online before the shooting where he wrote about racist and anti-semitic ideas. now authorities are investigating this attack as a hate crime, all while this community reels from this shooting, george. >> thank you, stephanie. we're joined now by the governor of new york, kathy hochul. governor, thank you for joining us this morning. our hearts are going out to the people of buffalo this morning, the victims and their families. have you had a chance to speak with those families, and what can you tell us about those who were injured? >> oh, the stories are horrific. this is my hometown. i don't live far from this eighborhood. i know these streets. i know the people. as the names are emerging, it is so heartbreaking, because you realize, you know, that's a fri

outside the supermarket, gendron was disarmed, taken into custody and charged with first—degree murderafter threatening such violence last year, the gunman was held by the authorities for a mental health evaluation, then released. a further blow to this tight—knit community torn apart by a teenager with a gun. will grant, bbc news. the controversial american preacher franklin graham has held an event attended by thousands of people in liverpool at the start of a uk tour. before the pandemic, british venues cancelled his appearances when rights groups protested he was politically extreme, islamophobic and homophobic. 0ur religion editor, aleem maqbool, reports. for one night, the us evangelical mega—church experience came to liverpool. thousands wanted to see one of the most famous, some would say notorious, american preachers, franklin graham. he�*s the son of the late billy graham, who toured the uk for decades and filled stadia like anfield. have you ever thought to yourself, i�*d like to start it all over again? but unlike his father, franklin graham�*s been overtly political. and n

both gendron and ramos' were very obviously mentally ill. the people around them knew that both killers had toldd other people they planned to t commit a mass shooting and then they did. what can we learn fromys this ? well, the first most obvious answer is that the system in place didn't work. candace owens teacher sent him to a mental hospital for evaluation. they knew he was a threat. they tried their bestea . cr he committed a massacre anyway. so we know for a fact that what we're doing isn't working. but we should also be honest enough to acknowledgeed that its very hard to know what to do. instead, despite what you may have heard, the problem isn't that we don't care enough. there's not a person in this h country who was not horrifiedht by the sight of murdered children. it's the worstre thing. and everybody thinks that them problem is that the human mind is much more complex and hardere to control than we like to admit. a person who is intent on committing violence is very hard to stop under any c circumstances. an act of congress isn