anger erupting as families confronted payton gendron, a man charging at him. officers rushing him out of the courtroom. family members sobbing as the judge read the names of each of his victims. sentencing him to life without parole for every hate-filled murder. the judge tilling him, quote, there can be no mercy for you. aaron ka ster ski in the courtroom. >>> tonight, tracking a major winter storm. 25 states on alert for heavy snow and rain, wind, and possible tornadoes. severe storms from texas to alabama to ohio through tomorrow. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> breaking news. disturbing video showing a military black hawk helicopter crashing near huntsville, alabama, killing everyone onboard. >>> growing concern tonight about airline safety. the head of the faa testifying before congress about the cause behind a nationwide groundstop last month. the faa promising action following a series of dangerous close calls, including a fourth incident we're just learning about in honolulu. gio benitez standing by. >>> days of mourning on the campus of michigan s

lunging at payton gendron before being restrained.enage whites premises themselves. the sentence really was a foregone conclusion. it was the mandatory sentence for that charge. one of the charges he faced, domestic terrorism motivated by hate. the judge said that he would not be given any mercy or sentenced as a youth because he had meticulously planned, researched, carried out surveillance and executed this heinous crime. streaming, shooting black americans shopping for groceries. live streaming that on the internet, on social media platforms. so the judge said that he would not see the light of day again as a free man. but this was, this whole hearing, an opportunity for family members who lost their loved ones and for survivors to directly confront gendron. we heard from one calling him a cowardly racist and another woman telling him that he will never understand black americans and one survivor saying that he still has haunting images of what happened running through his mind throughout the day and night. so there is a real sense

payton gendron live—streamed the attack on social media.out his "bunga bunga" — sex parties. he was accused of paying people to provide false testimony. mr berlusconi insisted the parties were simply elegant dinners.

now to buffalo — in new york state — where the self—declared white supremacist, payton gendron has beenourtroom — he'd earlier admitted murdering 10 people during that attack at a supermarket last may. he drove more than 200 miles to the store, which is in a predominantly african—american part of buffalo. before sentencing, a relative of one of the victims was giving a statement — when someone tried to attack gendron — have a look. you don't know a damn thing about black people! we are human. we like our kids to go to good schools. we love our kids. we never go in no neighbourhoods to take people out. don't do it! overlapping voices. with the details — here's our correspondent in new york, nada tawfik. two then the families hearing from the teena -e whites two then the families hearing from the teena-e whites premises the teenage whites premises themselves. the sentence really was a foregone conclusion. it was the mandatory sentence for that charge. one of the charges he faced, domestic terrorism motivated by hate. thejudge domestic terrorism motivated by hate. the judge said that he wo

this was an incredibly emotional hearing, from a relative lunging at payton gendron in the court roomthen the families hearing from the teenage white supremacist themselves. this sentence really was a foregone conclusion. it was the mandatory sentence for that charge. one of the charges he faced, domestic terrorism motivated by hate. and the judge said that he wouldn't be given any mercy or sentenced as a youth because he had meticulously planned, researched, carried out surveillance and executed this heinous crime, streaming shooting black americans shopping for groceries, live streaming that on the internet, on a social media platforms. so the judge said that he would not see the light of day again as a free man. but this was really, this whole hearing, an opportunity for family members who lost their loved ones and for survivors to directly confront gendron. we heard from one calling him a cowardly racist, another one of the twelve boys who was rescued from a thai cave in 2018, has died in the uk. 17—year—old duangpetch promthep suffered a head injury while attending a football aca

gendron was taken out of the court. next voice you will hear is the judge handing out the sentencing. >> there can be no receiver you, no understanding -- no mercy for you, no understanding, no second chances. the damage you have caused is too great, and the people you have hurt are too valuable to this community. you will never see the light of day as a free man ever again. geeta: we heard from the defendant. >> i did a terrible thing that day. i shot and killed people because they were black. looking back now, i can't believe i actually did it. i believe what i read online and i acted out of hate. i know i can't take it back, but i wish i could. i don't want anyone to be inspired by me and what i did. geeta: the bbc's nada tawfik is in new york. nada: this was a hearing that was emotional throughout. the judge refused to sentence him as a youth. he was 18 at the time. because of how horrendous this crime was, the fact that he researched, planned this, surveyed the grocery store in this black neighborhood, lead reconna

un familiar de las vÍctimas intentÓ confrontar a gendron, pero fue contenido.ogado gratis a inquilinos en riesgo de desalojo por atrasos en sus pagos de alquiler. algunos temen que no llegue a prosperar. muchos inquilinos morosos se aferran a una esperanza. reportero: en los Últimos tres meses se han registrado unos 10,000 desalojos en los Ángeles. la seÑora sofÍa mendoza lucha por no ser una mÁs. >> yo estoy desde julio de 2022 en proceso de desalojo. reportero: dice que ha podido defenderse gracias a la ayuda de una organizaciÓn que vela por los derechos de los inquilinos, ya que pagar un abogado por su cuenta estÁ fuera de sus posibilidades. >> hay muchas razones por las cuales los dueÑos estÁn desalojando al inquilino. el 98 % de los inquilinos que van sin representaciÓn legal son desalojados. reportera: la propuesta permitirÍa que la ciudad de los Ángeles ofrezca representaciÓn legal gratuita a quienes estÉn en peligro de ser desalojados. >> cada vez que se archiven una demanda de desalojo, se les ponga un abogado. reportero: el dinero provenÍa de una prop

she wrote about the need for gun safety one year before her own life was stolen by gun violence gendron, the white supremacist gunman, was convicted of killing ten people in a hate crime targeting african americans in a buffalo supermarket. today he apologized. >> i did a terrible thing that day i shot and killed people because they were black >> reporter: the judge was not moved. >> there is no place for you or your ignorant, hateful and evil ideologies in a civilized society. >> reporter: the gunman was given ten life sentences, one for each of his victims. now, if convicted of federal hate crimes, he could get the death penalty. lester. >> all right, rehema ellis, thank you. >>> tributes and many unanswered questions tonight, two days after a man shot and killed three students and wounded five others at michigan state university, and as maggie vespa reports, police are hinting at a possible motive >> reporter: tonight amid devastating loss, students at michigan state university returning to the student union for the first time escorted by the fbi. they recover belongings left as they

. >> reporter: her brother charged at this gunman guards quickly subdued him while peyton gendron was ushered out of the courtroom for a few minutes. massey was devoted to community and family and wrote about the need for gun safety one year before her whole life was stole bin stoleen by gun violence. gendron was convicted of targeting african-americans in a buffalo supermarket and apologized >> i did a terrible thing that day. i shot and killed people because they were black. >> reporter: the judge was not moved. >> there is no place for you or your goernts, hateful and evaluate ideologies in a civilized society. >> reporter: the gunman was given ten life sentences, one for each of his victims. now if convicted of federal hate crimes he could get the death penalty. back to you. >> rahaima, thank you. >>> new developments this morning. nearly two week afcs after that train derailment in ohio, epa administrator michael regan is set to travel to the town today while calls are heating up for congressional investigation into the incident brie, what can we expect from these latest actions

captions paid for by cbs television distribution brandy clayton and her son, 25-year-old broc gendronr the value of a classic truck. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 377 on the calendar in the matter of gendron/clayton versus vreeken/holliday. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat. >> judge judy: while i'm speaking to ms. clayton, byrd, would you take a look and tell me the price of a 1973 ford f250? >> byrd: 1973. >> judge judy: 1973 ford f250. okay. ms. clayton, it is your claim that you sold to the defendant a truck. >> i did. >> judge judy: a truck that belonged to your son. i assume that this is... >> it belongs to me. i just put it in his name because he did most of the driving. >> judge judy: no. it didn't belong to you. it belonged to him. if the truck is in his name, then it belongs to him. >> okay. >> judge judy: he let you drive it. >> okay. >> judge judy: so you sold the truck to the defendant, who you knew, and according to you, you sold it to her for $3,500. >> correct. >> j

payton gendron is now 19.ded guilty to state charges of murder and domestic terrorism motivated by hate. today's sentencing hearing was interrupted at one point as anger and grief boiled over. a man lunged at gendron and had to be restrained as victims' relatives expressed their pain and rage. >> you are a cowardly racist. every single person that has been instrumental in molding you and supporting you and informing you, aiding and supplying weapons needs to be held accountable and not protected as they have been. you are not a lone wolf but a pawn of a larger organized network of domestic terrorists. and to that network we say, we as a people are unbreakable. vanessa: gendron still faces federal charges that could carry a death sentence, if the justice department decides to pursue it. a grand jury in illinois indicted today the father of a man charged with killing seven people at a fourth of july parade in a chicago suburb last year. robert crimo junior faces seven counts of reckless conduct. prosecutors alle

payton gendron is now 19. he pleaded guilty to state charges of murder and domestic terrorism motivated by hate. today's sentencing was interrupted as anger and grief boiled over. a man lunged at gendron and had to be restrained as a' relatives expressed pain and rage. >> you are a cowardly racist. every single person that has been instrumental in molding you and supporting you and informing you, aiding and supplying weapons, needs to be held accountable and not protected as they have been. you are not a lone wolf but a pawn of a larger organized network of domestic terrorists. and then network we say, we as a people are unbreakable geoff: gendron still faces federal charges that could carry a death sentence, if the justice departme decides to pursue it. the doj has closed a sex-trafficking probe into congressman matt gaetz. the florida republican said today he's been informed he will not face charges. prosecutors spent two years looking into allegations that gaetz paid for sex, including with a 17-year-old gi

a man lunged at the gunman, payton gendron. the man was then escorted out of the courthouse. the hearing did resume about 10 minutes later and gender and was sentenced to life without parole. gendron had this to say. >> very for the pain. i-4 is the victims and their families to suffer too. so are staying allies of the i cannot express how much i on the decisions. i made me have my actions on the 14th. i did a terrible thing that day. shot and killed people because they were back. we're going back now. i can't believe i actually did it. i believe 20 that online and acted out of hate. no, i can't take it back. but it was a i don't want anyone to be inspired. by >> gendron pleaded guilty back in november 2 murder charges after opening fire in that supermarket last may. coming up next. winter weather not giving. >> not giving in up in the mountains will take a look at that snow pack after the break. plus. >> learning more about the 3 students who were killed in a deadly shooting rampage at michigan state university. the investigation continues there and we'll see the effort to e

payton gendron live—streamed the attack on social media.alian court has acquitted the former prime minister, silvio berlusconi, of bribing witnesses to lie about his "bunga bunga" sex parties. he was accused of paying people to provide false testimony. mr berlusconi insisted the parties were simply elegant dinners. now on bbc news, powering ukraine. russian missiles and drones rain down on ukraine's civilian infrastructure, causing untold damage. it's been happening for months. this is ukraine's energy war, a constant battle for heat and light, with an army of engineers racing to keep the country connected. for ukrainians, it has been a winter of darkness and uncertainty. how does a country respond when the stakes are so high? if the power system collapses, that would mean the suffering of tens of millions of people during wintertime. we cannot allow that, not on my watch. we follow the teams fighting this war. what the missiles destroy, they rebuild, in places where people are living on the edge. this power plant in central ukraine has bee

gendron, please stand. >> reporter: the judge sentenced the shooter to life in prison without patrol.ght of day as a free man ever again. >> reporter: he pled guilty to killing ten and wounding three others. moments before the man tried to get at him in court, the sister of katherine massie let out her fury on the gunman. >> i will personally choke you. she didn't hurt anybody. you will come to our city and decide you don't like black people. you don't know a damn thing about black people. we are human. >> reporter: the survivor of ruth whitfield, says she feels sorry for the shooter. >> we know the hatred and motivation behind your crime, and you failed. >> the gunman apologized to the victims' relatives. >> i don't want anyone inspired by me and what i did. >> reporter: his words couldn't resonate like those of the daughter of on dre mcneal, saying her father had gone to the topps store to buy a birthday cake for her little brother. >> i'm pissed and mad and i hate you. i thought i would be able to look you in the face and tell you how much you hurt me. a little brother has to grow

. >> gendrone enfrenta un 27 cargos federales por la masacre y día cinco por crimen de odio que podríanr de la administración federal de aviación dio cuentas y también explicaciones sobre el caos que ha paralizado el cielo de estados unidos el 11 de enero y también habló de tres incidentes que por fortuna no se convirtieron en accidentes. anunció también la creación de un equipo que va a revisar y supervisar la seguridad aérea del país. >> y avanza la investigación sobre el derribo del globo espía chino y ahora se estudia la posibilidad de que si se haya desviado, y evalúan que el globo se lleve dirigido abase de guam para revisar las acciones militares a la isla pero se le dio el curso aunque piensan que china mantuvo cierto control del aparato y aprovechó su posición para recolectar información de inteligencia. >> mañana jueves el presidente podría abordar el tema de estos objetos voladores según nbc estas son algunas de las historias en las que estamos trabajando para el noticiero de las diez de la noc 3 billones más de lo previsto la deuda seguirá aumentando gracias a los gastos de

gendron faces more than 20 federal charges.could face the death penalty. >> sandra: the prosecution close to wrapping its case in the alec murdaugh double murder trial, they are in recess after playing an interview with him in 2021, 2 months after he shot and killed his wife and son. if the prosecution rests today, murdaugh's defense team could begin as soon as tomorrow. joining us with the latest, phil, top line thoughts on what we have seen and heard in that courtroom today. what are you learning? >> good afternoon, sandra, great to be back with you. i think the prosecutor has painted a very, very devastated picture of guilt against the defendant, alec murdaugh, in this case. so the defense certainly has its work cut for it if it's going to create reasonable doubt, they have i think two things they need to focus on, at least two things going into the defense case. the one, sandra, they need to see if they can rehabilitate the alibi, as we recall, state's witnesses have come forward and said look, we hear alec murdaugh's voice

anger erupting as families confronted payton gendron, a man charging at him.icers rushing him out of the courtroom. family members sobbing as the judge read the names of each of his victims. sentencing him to life without parole for every hate-filled murder. the judge tilling him, quote, there can be no mercy for you. aaron ka ster ski in the courtroom. >>> tonight, tracking a major winter storm. 25 states on alert for heavy snow and rain, wind, and possible tornadoes. severe storms from texas to alabama to ohio through tomorrow. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> breaking news. disturbing video showing a military black hawk

last may gendron killed ten black people and injured three others. lee from our nbc affiliate in buffalo joins us now. we just saw emotional moments in the courtroom today. i want to play a little bit of one man's victim impact statement and talk about it on the other side. >> you will never get to see your grandparents again. you'll never the outside world again. i don't wish the death penalty on you. i wish they keep you alive. so you have to suffer with the thought of what you did for the rest of your life. >> heather, it was a lengthy hearing. what else did we hear from some of the victims' families today? >> good afternoon. the gentleman we just heard from there, wayne jones, he talked even more so. it was heart wrenching to hear him talk about his mother. he looked right at the shooter and told him that he actually watched the video online of his mother being killed. he told the shooter i saw you shoot her once, reload, and then shoot her again. that was one of the many powerful statements. we heard from another, one of the shooting survivors c

sentencia, familiares de las vÍctimas mortales les gritaban, de dolor y rabia, hacia el agresor, payton gendronser un meteorito que impactÓ una zona residencial en mcallen, texas. ese estruendo coge por sorpresa a un par de gallinas que estaban en el patio de la casa, por suerte, hasta el momento no se reportan daÑos materiales. seguimos con mÁs informaciÓn. un helicÓptero militar cae en picada, y estalla, tras caer en una autopista de alabama cerca de un vecindario. 2000 delaware nacional de tennessee perdieron la vida, y hoy son recordados como hÉroes por sus compaÑeros y amigos. carolina: andrea leÓn nos cuenta mÁs acerca de las impactantes imÁgenes. andrea: estas imÁgenes muestran el momento exacto en el que un helicÓptero militar, con personal de la guardia nacional de tennessee a bordo, cae en picada, y estalla en una autopista de alabama, cerca de un Área residencial. de inmediato, se ve una un[tocan la puerta] —— nube negra de humo. los testigos no podÍan creer lo que sus ojos estaban viendo. >> [habla en inglÉs] espero que todos estÉn bien, espero que no hayas golpeado ningÚn auto ni n

killed 10 people in a racially motivated mass shooting to prison without parole. 19-year-old payton gendronad targeted black customers at a supermarket in buffalo, new york last year. it was one of the worst in a series of mass shootings in the u.s. which have amplified calls for more gun controls. scotland's longest-serving first minister has resigned. she was the first female leader of the country's developed government and will remain in office until the scottish party elects a successor. her most recent efforts to hold a referendum were blocked by britain's supreme court. >> clouds have been gathering for nicola sturgeon, but when the storm broke, few were expecting it. a morning of leaks followed by confirmation at a hastily arranged media meeting. >> today i announce my intention to step down as first minister and leader of my party. i have asked the national secretary to begin the process of electing a new party leader, and i will remain in office until my successor is elected. >> explaining her decision, she spoke of the mental and physical impact of eight years in a relentless job.

as you can see, it got physical when a man charged peyton gendron. he was sentenced too life without parole. prosecutors said the adanger would not be charged. >>> after three long years of worrying about respiratory viruses like covid and rsv, an old bug is making a new surge. kris sanchez spoke with an expert about the rising rates of norovirus and what we can do to protect ourselves. >> reporter: if you recently had a stomach bug and you thought you had food poisoning, chances are you had norovirus. cases are on the rise at a time they usually decrease. according to the centers for disease control, 15% of all tests are coming back positive in the last three weeks. it causes vomiting and diarrhea and is most serious in young children and elderly people susceptible to dehydration and those with compromised immunity. it is super contagious, and one doctor says it's really easy to spread and you might be contagious for a long time. >> for a regular person, i think the story is still compelling because there are very few kinds of dee ria that have vomi

she was turned and speaking directly at payton gendron.ne to this community to these people, to these loved ones for everyone that was sitting inside of there. another thing was that now the hearing is back on track. we should say. the judge trying to get things back under control. did acknowledge that we this is emotional and we know this may be difficult for people to hear, but please leave the courtroom if you feel like you can't control that. also saying that we are better than this as far as acting on some of those aggressive emotions, perhaps. obviously, it's indicative of what we are dealing with in the sentencing hearing and those moments are among the most dramatic i think i've seen in recent memory. >> i'm amazed it doesn't happen more often. i can only imagine the anger and hurt of the people involved there. thanks for bringing that to us. >> absolutely. >>> continuing as we update you on the situation in turkey and syria, remarkably people still being pulled alive from the rubble nine days after that devastating earthquake and

she looked right at payton gendron and said i would hurt you so bad.'t know black people, you drove all the way from where you lived in baltimore to do this terrible thing, while she said that, then this man lunged at him. prior to that, there had been another very emotional statement that was given by another of the relatives of a victim, geraldine talley's niece spoke to the court. she also looked right at payton and was very passionate in her statement to him. he at that time looked at her, took off his glasses, and he -- you could see him that he was emotional. he appeared to be crying. seems as though that this was very touching to him that they were reaching him, but prior to that, some of the statements had been the family members reading passages from the bible. one other woman talking about that it would be important for her to forgive because the weight of carrying the hate against this young man would be too much for her to bear, and she wouldn't allow him to have that victory. but she said while she would not hate him, she could not forgive

anger erupting as families confronted payton gendron, a man charging at him.s rushing him out of the courtroom. family members sobbing as the judge read the names of each of his victims. sentencing him to life without parole for every hate-filled murder. the judge telling him, quote, there can be no mercy for you. aaron katersky in the courtroom. >>> tonight, tracking a major winter storm as we come on the air. 25 states on alert for heavy snow and rain, wind, and possible tornadoes. severe storms from texas to alabama to ohio through tomorrow. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> breaking news. disturbing video showing a military black hawk helicopter

. >> chaos >> erupted in a courtroom yesterday during the sentencing of payton gendron. it happened as a relative of one of the victims was delivering an emotional statement once situation was under control, the convicted killer was brought back into the courtroom in sentence to life in prison for killing 10 black people at a supermarket in buffalo, new york last year. the shooter pleaded guilty to the charges last november, including domestic terrorism. he also faces separate federal charges that could carry a death sentence if the justice department chooses to seek it. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news. >> at the news at chief, armstrong being fired as police to take a look back at oakland's rocky history with that position after the break. >> all right. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. maybe you're planning a, you know, a really nice but you need to keep in mind. it's going to be a cold one. so whatever you do you have the jacket. john went out to the high yesterday, brought a jacket with me. so it's all good. she was ready. and i ready to add as

payton gendron live—streamed the attack on social media.alian court has acquitted the former prime minister, silvio berlusconi, of bribing witnesses to lie about his "bunga bunga" — sex parties. he was accused of paying people to provide false testimony. mr berlusconi insisted the parties were simply elegant dinners. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. across the world, workers are finding their living standards squeezed by rising inflation. for some, it's not so much a squeeze as decapitation. technological change is driving job cuts in a host of industries. kenneth roth in cambridge, massachusetts. welcome to hardtalk. great to be back, stephen. it's good to be with you. it's good to have you on the show. it is indeed quite something, leading one of the world's highest profile human rights advocacy groups for some three decades. did you leave thatjob with a sense of defeat? no, not at all. infact, i mean, maybe i should start with your introduction, because, you know, your introduction was the common wisdom

this is him, payton gendron, in the courtroom today.ened, and gendron was taken out of the court. the defendant apologised to the families of those killed, for �*stealing the lives' of their loved ones. the next voice you'll hear is from judge susan eagan, as she read out the sentencing. there can be no mercy for you. no understanding. no second chances. the damage you have caused is to create _ the damage you have caused is to create and — the damage you have caused is to create and the people you have hurt are too _ create and the people you have hurt are too valuable to this community. you witi— are too valuable to this community. you will never see the light of day is a free _ you will never see the light of day is a free man ever again. | you will never see the light of day is a free man ever again. i did you will never see the light of day is a free man ever again.- is a free man ever again. i did a terrible thing _ is a free man ever again. i did a terrible thing that _ is a free man ever again. i did a terrible thing that day. -

gendron, please stand. >> reporter: the judge sentenced the shooter to life in prison without parole.n. >> reporter: he had earlier pleaded guilty on state charges to killing ten people and wounding three others in the attack last may. moments before the man tried to get at him in court, the sister of 72-year-old victim katherine massey let out her fury on the gunman. >> i want to personally choke you. -- didn't hurt anybody! you decide you don't like black people. you don't know a damn thing about black people. we're human. >> reporter: granddaughter of 86-year-old victim whitfield. >> we are here to tell you that you failed. >> i'm very sorry. >> reporter: the gunman himself apologized to the victims' relatives. >> i don't want anyone to be inspired by me and what i did. >> reporter: but his words couldn't resonate like those of the daughter of 53-year-old andre mcneal who said her father had gone to the tops store that day to buy a birthday cake for her little brother who was turning 3. >> i'm pissed and i'm sad and i hate you, and i didn't think i would be strong enough to look yo

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gendron was ushered out of the courtroom temporarily.ed killer was given ten life sentences, one for each of his victims. if he's convicted of the federal hate crimes, he could face the death penalty. >>> all right. 17 minutes after the hour. al's back for the rest of his forecast. good morning. >> that's right, guys. we've got a snowy side to this storm and we're going to be taking a look at that. severe weather ahead of it and strong storms from the gulf coast all the way into the ohio river valley. the cold continues out west while we've got all of this record-breaking warmth in the east. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . earn 5% cash back that automatically adjusts to your top eligible spend category, up to $500 spent each billing cycle with the citi custom cash℠ card. i love it... [voice vibrating] i am meteorologist, kari hall. it's 38 degrees in san josÉ, and 32 in mountain view. we are in the low 30s from the south county to the tri-valley to the north bay. very cold start. kind of a cool day as

relatives of several victims spoke during the hearing in may gendron specifically sought out black shoppers workers shooting 13 of them. 3 actually survived the attack. he also faces separate federal charges that could carry the death sentence. production of the embattled film rust is set to resume this spring. cinematographer halyna hutchins died after a bullet from a prop gun fired and hit her back in 2021. actor alec baldwin and the armor hannah gutierrez. reed are both charged in this case rost has named a new cinematographer to replace hutchins. hutchins would or will become the executive producer of the film. he will also be the executive producer of a documentary about his late wife's life and career. >> well, happening tomorrow, former crypto leader sam bankman-fried will have to head back to court because the judge actually ordered this hearing because the ftx founder reportedly tried to use the internet in a way the government can't tracked. he reportedly used a virtual private network or avp n against the court's orders. his lawyers claim he used to watch nfl playoff games and th

. >> bayliss >> rushed payton gendron out of the courtroom as other subdued a man who lunged at him. happened as a relative of one of the victims killed in the shooting. last may was delivery. an emotional victim impact statement. the man came up next to her than rush towards the shooter. once the situation was under control, the convicted killer was then brought back into the courtroom and the hearing resumed the shooter pleaded guilty to the charges last november, including domestic terrorism, which carries an automatic life sentence. he also faces separateifederal charges that could carry a death sentence if the u.s. justice department chooses to seek it. new now at 3 o'clock. a san francisco pilot program aimed at increasing jurors of color was so successful, a state legislator now wants to make it the law in california kron four's mod-yoon brings us the story. we have. >> a problem getting low income people to serve as jurors. california state assembly bill 8, 8, 1, is being announced at this press conference outside of the hall of justice in san francisco as the solution to tha

others talking about that what payton gendron did was to take away a loved one and people will neverughters and sons because of what he did. you see, again, the replay of this video, the emotion was so tense in that courtroom that it spilled over into the movement that you're seeing. at one point, when one of the relatives of the victims was speaking, she looked directly at payton and she was crying and the camera turned and you could see that payton appeared to be crying as well. he took off his glasses, and he appeared to be moved and touched by what people were saying. this was hard for some people that -- whose family members died. they could not even present impact statements today. in fact, the representative from the district attorney's office spoke for some of them. so, this is the day that this also expected that payton will apologize for what he did. we'll see if that happens. jose. >> rehema ellis, thank you so much. >>> this morning, the biden administration is under increasing pressure to find more information on those series of objects shot down after entering north ame

. >> chaos >> in the courtroom today during the sentencing of white supremacy as payton gendron this happened as a relative of one of the victims was delivering an emotional statement. what's the situation was cleared and under control. the convicted killer was brought back into the courtroom and sentenced to life in prison for killing 10 black people at a supermarket in buffalo, new york last year, the shooter pleaded guilty to the charges last november. pleaded including a 2 charges of domestic terrorism. he also faces separate federal charges that could carry a death sentence if the justice department chooses to seek it. tonight, investigators are still trying to figure out why a gunman went on a rampage at michigan state university killing 3 people and sending 5 others to the hospital as shooting is bringing more attention to campus security. among other things, reporter kelly be sun has the story. >> i'm 21 years old and this is the second mass shooting that i have not lived through 10 years and 2 months ago, i survived the sandy hook shooting. this tiktok video posted by msu se

. >> it should be mentioned that payton gendron did apologize for people when he made a statement today, but it was -- it was little, it meant very little to the families who were there who were shouting in anger at him as he was making that statement. >> rehema ellis, thank you so much for coming here today but also for the coverage throughout this. we thank you. >>> and i'll have reaction to the sentencing from a victim's family member. that's coming up in the next hour. >>> but first, aggressive tacticings, the new legal strategy prosecutors are eyeing in the trump document probe. >>> and mounting bipartisan pressure, will president biden address those unidentified objects shot down over north america? we will soon find out. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. msnbc this'll help. vicks vaporub? vicks vaporub's ...medicated vapors go straight to the source of your cough... ...so you can relieve your cough to breathe easier. vicks vaporub. fast-acting cough relief. (woman 1) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it's just right for my little business. ...so

guards quickly subdued him while peyton gendron was ushered out of the courtroom for a few moments.ey was devoted to family and community. she wrote about the need for gun safely a year before her life was stolen by gun violence. >> reporter: gendron, the white supremist gunman, targeted african-americans in a buffalo supermarket. he apologized. >> i did a terrible thing that day. i shot and killed people because they were black. >> reporter: the judge was not moved. >> there is no place for you or your ignorant, hateful and evil ideologies in a civilized society. >> nbc's rehema ellis reporting there. rev, you've met with those families, many of them. you've spoken at funerals for some of the victims there, ranging from an 86-year-old woman out buying groceries to a hero security guard who confronted the gunman at the cost of his own life. what were your thoughts as you watched that yesterday? >> i watched it yesterday as we were doing the march in tallahassee, and i was explaining to some of the people with me that people underestimate the real pain and rage that victims go throug