georgia. with a community in mourning what the suspected shooter's family says he texted his mother the morningf the attack. >> ap lay chee high school, grandfather. what he told me straight ahead. >>> also tonight, debate showdown. >> anybody going to be watching? >> donald trump gets ready, hitting the trail in wisconsin. >> she's a threat to democracy. harris is in pennsylvania. >> try a new way forward. >> i'm in pittsburgh where harris is preparing to take on trump. new tonight, both candidates are speaking out about facing off. >>> plus, new protests in israel as anger builds over their government's failure to secure a hostage deal. >> i'm elizabeth palmer in tel aviv, where once again thousands of israelis poured into the streets to pressure their government for a hostage deal and a cease-fire in gaza. ♪ >>> september sizzle. a heat wave intensifies for millions in the west. this california wild fire spreading fast and sparking evacuations. >>> and later, don't look down. meet the slack liners. sharing a passion for balance, precision and walking a fine line. >> let's try it. nice job. ♪

a georgia community reeling after a 14-year-old boy allegedly murdered two students and two teachersgh school 45 miles from atlanta. the sheriff in the town shocked and in mourning. >> i don't know if i will ever get over the sounds, having to do the notifications to the family that their baby is not coming home. love is going to prevail over what happened yesterday. i will do everything in my power to make sure that happens. >> terrifying video showing students helped by law enforcement to escape. the fbi explaining why they had the teenage suspect questioned a year ago but did not follow up. >>> debate prep. rules are set for tuesday's big showdown in philadelphia. vice president harris picks up a major republican endorsement. >> not only am i not voting for donald trump, but i will vote for kamala harris in this election. [ cheers and applause ] ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we are watching two major league stories on both coasts. here in d.c., donald trump's legal team and prosecutors facing off in federal court for the first time since that suprem

. >>> terror at a georgia high school, and a community in mourning. two teachers and two teenagers shot to death by a fellow student. nine others hurt. authorities say the 14-year-old suspect will be charged as an adult, as students describe the horror they experienced. >>> kamala harris makes her economic pitch to americans. how some small business owners are reacting. plus the rules both campaigns have now agreed to for next week's debate. >>> more protests in israel add to pressure on benjamin netanyahu to reach a cease-fire deal. but the israeli leader remained defiant in his latest press conference. we've got a live report. >>> the fw2024 nfl season kicks off. >>> and history at the u.s. open. the competitors and friends set to face off in the first all-american men's semifinal in two decades. it's thursday, september 5th. "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm frances rivera. the end of summer should mark the return of routine. early wakeups, breakfast and back to school for students. but, for families in the small georgia community o

with the teen just a few years ago. >> reporter: teenagers held hands and prayed as the community of winder georgia gathered for a vigil after a 14-year-old student opened fire at nearby apalachee high school. >> it is disgusting this would happen in our community. >> reporter: emergency vehicles rushed to the school after shots rang out at 10:23 a.m. the school went into lockdown and some students say they thought it was a drill until they heard gunshots. >> he started shooting like, like ten times. he shot at least ten times. i saw one of my classmates on the ground bleeding so bad. >> in case you are wondering, this is not a drill. >> reporter: teachers and students barricaded themselves in classrooms until police say the suspect surrendered to school resource officers. >> i started getting scared and everybody in the class praying, crying. hoping nothing happens. >> reporter: class by class, police gutted 1900 student to the football field to reunite with their parents. but law enforcement had closed roads around the school and panicked parents said they abandoned their cars and ran miles to re

a georgia community grieving after a senseless act of violence. two students and two teachers killed in a high school mass shooting. the new details being revealed about the suspect's past threat. plus, another scorching day across the bay area. but some relief is on the way for tracking when cooler temperatures are set to return. this is today in the bay. good morning to you on this thursday.

. >>> a rural georgia community is coming together after last week's tragic school shooting as we learn new details about the accused gunman. a candlelight vigil was held at the football field at the high school for the two students and two teachers killed in the shooting. another nine people were wounded. the grandfather of the 14-year-old suspect tells cbs news the boy's mother received a cryptic text from her son that morning saying "i'm sorry, mom," prompting her to call the school to warn them. the family also revealed the suspect's grandmother visited the school the day before the massacre to discuss his alleged behavioral issues. >>> and now to the middle east crisis and the spreading violence there. three israeli civilians were shot and killed at a border crossing between the west bank and jordan. israeli forces killed the gunman in a shootout. jordan called the incident an individual act and said the gunman was transporting goods to the west bank. the family of an american turkish woman who was killed while protesting in the west bank friday is demanding an independent investig

a georgia community coming together after last week's deadly school shooting. >> new details about how long the shooting lasted. >> plus a scary moments for this driver. a metal pin flying off a truck on a busy interstate. what happened next? >> and when a contestant in a lobster roll eating competition started choking. wait till you see who came to the rescue. it's monday, september ninth. >> from abc news. this is world news now. >> good monday morning, everyone. thank you so much for starting your week with us. we're also going to talk this half hour about tom brady. he made his big debut his fox broadcasting debut last night. we waited more than a year for this. how did he do? >> we're going to tell you i'm surprised he didn't step out of the booth onto the field. that's what i was expecting. >> unretired during the broadcast. yeah. we'll have much more on that coming up a little bit later and tell you what the people are saying about how tom did. but we want to begin this morning with former president trump and vice president kamala harris poised to go head to head. >> trump and h

>>> a georgia community grieving after a senseless act of violence. two students and two teachers killed in a mass shooting at a high school. authorities revealing overnight that the teenaged suspect had previously been investigated for making threats online. the tragic update this morning. >>> in the race for the white house, the debate rules are set. we're live with what to expect from kamala harris and donald trump's first face-to-face showdown. >>> the boeing starliner finally charting a course back to earth, but not with its crew on board. what's next for the company's troubled spacecraft, and the astronauts still on the international space station. >>> testing their mettle, president biden can soon block the steel company takeover. >>> and get ready for some football. the nfl season returns tonight on nbc. we're live at arrowhead stadium with a preview of the showdown. "early today" starts right now. glad you're with me, and good morning. i'm frances rivera. the end of summer should mark the beginning of routine and back to school for students.

. >> now at 11, a georgia community shaken up after a high school shooting killed 4 people and injuredthers. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11. >> i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. the shooting happened this morning at a school about an hour outside of atlanta. police say a 14 year-old student opened fire, killing 2 students and 2 teachers, 8 students and a teacher remain hospitalized with injuries. according to authorities. the teenage suspect was already on the fbi's radar. rachel menitoff has more on the investigation. >> deputies and first responders rushed to the site of a mass shooting at appalachian high school located about 50 miles northeast of atlanta. students sheltered in their classrooms and eventually filed onto the football field, fleeing a barrage of bullets unloaded by one of their fellow classmates going about it and the like the first shot you're going like pop pop. >> and then have to it to to get down. >> officials identified the teenage gunman is 14 year-old colts, gray who they believe opened fire at the georgia high school, killing 2 students and

a georgia community is grieving following the nation's latest school shooting.dents and two teachers died at apalachee high school, which is about an hour northeast of atlanta. we've just learned their autopsies will be performed today. a 14 year old student is in custody, and authorities say he will be tried as an adult and is expected in court tomorrow morning. nbc's pierce juda is at the school with the possible red flags spotted before. what happened? i'm here at apalachee high school, where the community is still mourning. today we're learning new information about both the suspect and the victims. the suspect has been identified as 14 year old colt gray, who was a student at the school. and we're now learning that he was actually on the radar of the fbi just last year. they say authorities questioned both him and his father, his father revealing that he did have hunting rifles inside of the house, but that colt gray did not have unsupervised access to them. we're also hearing from authorities that he used an ar 15 style weapon in the shooting. we don't hav

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south georgia communities that were devastated. without power now and responding to critical assets as we speak. we have multiple hospitals in south georgia without power. backup generators were knocked out. responding to nursing homes and we have people trapped in homes and we're trying to cut our way into right now. so we had a really hard-hit storm across a wide part of our state. but we have a lot of resources that we have on the ground already. we're calling up additional national guard and we'll throw everything we got at it. >> brian: biggest surprise? i know you were preparing everyone to be hit. was there a surprise about this at all that kind of -- that you are dealing with? >> well, not a real surprise before the storm hit. it was really surprising as we watched the storm how facet was moving. i give great credit to our team and how quickly we ramped up and got everybody ready. we're already on the ground responding. i know we have 14, 15,000 linemen that are ready to respond. i know they're rolling as we speak to these

this rural georgia community is mourning loss of four people who were killed, two 14-year-old studentsachers. another eight students and one teacher were also injured but expected to make a full recovery. police have made arrests around georgia. we will see two important court ap appearance says, the shooter and his father an hour. we'll give you details when we get them. >> steve: thank you very much. it is interesting in that soundbite where the cops are talking to the father he talks about my son and i talk a lot about school shootings, which seems odd, but maybe not so much. during a home search they discovered that the kid was fascinated with the shooting in 2018 that kifled killed 17 in florida. >> ainsley: police went to dad's house in may of last year. >> steve: end of school year. >> ainsley: they saw suspicious activity on discord about shootings. then a few months later, december, christmas time, the dad bought the gun as a christmas present for his child. think about that, after the dad realizes there have been school shooting threats his son allegedly wrote online and you

a georgia community. still reeling after that deadly school shooting.ecordings are coming to light surrounding teen. the teen accused of committing the horrendous violence and his father. plus, what the accused shooter's mom reportedly did the morning of the attack. and a milestone on the road to recovery after several years of struggling to get riders on board. the reason bart has a reason to celebrate tonight the school shooting this week. this was the scene at apalachee high where people formed a large prayer circle around a memorial on the campus lawn. today investigators say two teachers and two students were shot and killed wednesday by a 14 year old at the school in winder. that's about an hour northeast of atlanta. within that prayer circle, there was a smaller group of people holding several bandanas tied together. they were in apalachee high colors, blue and gold. and the show of unity comes as the new york times reports, the alleged shooter's mother called the school the morning of the attack, warning of a, quote, extreme emergency. an interv

and, of course, this rural georgia community is mourning the loss of four people who were killed. 14-year-old students and two teachers. another 8 students and one teacher were also injured, but are expected to make a full recovery. and the shooter will not be here marrow county courthouse untilly but join first court appearance virtually at 8:30 this morning. of course we will bring you details once we get them. back to you. >> steve: danamarie, thank you very much. she just mentioned some of that sound and we played it where the dad is talking to the sheriff's officer back in 2023. apparently, one of the things that the father said, the dad said the kid can't really get the guns. the kid said i didn't make those threats on discord. the officer said listen, keep the guns under lock and key and keep the child out of school until this matter could be resolved. the problem was school was already out. the father also said he would be mad as hell if his son had made the online threats about a school shooting because then, all the guns will go away he said. according to the "new york t

cnn news central starts right now this morning, a small georgia community devastated by a deadly school shooting. >> we're learning new details about the 14-year-old suspect. police say he will be charged as an adult with murder or later this morning, a key hearing in the federal election subversion case against donald trump. the first census supreme court ruled he had broad immunity. we are poised here major decisions on how this case moves forward and did pope francis just happy his own childless cat, ladies, moment kate bolduan is out. i'm john berman with sara sidner. this is a show so packed. we can't possibly sit down cnn news central this. >> morning. new details from the georgia high school shooting that killed two students and two teachers. there are new questions about possible missed warning signs and we're standing by for the 14-year-old suspect's first court appearance. the alleged gunman is expected to face murder charges as an adult, officials are now revealing he was questioned about online threats to. shoot up a school just last year, police are trying to learn how he w

. >> today, the winder georgia community will gather to remember 14-year-old student mason schermerhorn and teacher cristina era me in separate funeral services. they were among the four people killed in a shooting at apalachee the high school, just ten days ago. and we're getting a clearer picture now of the police response in the moments after the shooting yesterday, barrow county officials released the police 911 calls and more than 500 radio messages between emergency personnel shooter an active shooter at apalachee high school one. so second coast cities wants this as year in custody on injured cnn's rafael romo is joining me right now with more on this. so in the trove of recordings was a tearful call from the suspect's aunt, who said she was worried that it was her nephew. >> that's right. she was almost positive that it was an in the end, it turns out like it was indeed and we had also heard from the mother and from the paternal grandfather is saying similar things. so these newly obtained emergency recordings and dispatch records from the barrow county sheriff's office captured

. >> now at 3 tragedy striking a georgia community. a 14 year-old is accused of opening fire at a school killing 4 people today. at a mass eviction getting started potrero hill, san francisco deputies moving in on these alleged squatters. they say, though they were duped by a rogue landlord. plus, high heat is baking the bay area on the tail end of fire season. we have live team coverage. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman. we're going to get in san francisco where residents in april trail hill apartment complex are facing eviction deadline as the city is moving forward with plans to redevelop the site kron four's charles clifford is in san francisco with the details. >> well, the petro terrace complex has long been scheduled for demolition. the city's housing authority is moving forward with getting the remaining tenants out of the buildings. but there are some concern that these folks may have nowhere to go. wednesday morning, san francisco sheriff's deputies knocked on doors at this apartment comple

a georgia community grieving after a senseless act of violence. two students and two teachers killed in a high school mass shooting. the new details being revealed about the suspect's past threat. plus, another scorching day across the bay area. but some relief is on the way for tracking when cooler temperatures are set to return. this is today in the bay. good morning to you on this thursday. thanks for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington, and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check that morning commute with mike, see if things are busy out there. but what about this heat that's hanging on over the bay area? carey. it's going to continue today. and tomorrow and then gradually start to back off as we head into the weekend. it will be slightly cooler then and for next week. more seasonable weather coming in to much of the bay area. here's a look at where we're starting this morning. we're at 52 in sonoma, so there are some really cool sparse spots to start out the day. we're at 64 in san jose and 53 in san mateo. but then

this morning, a georgia community in mourning and searching for answers after a gunman opened fire atigh school outside of atlanta on wednesday, killing two students and two teachers. nine others were injured. all of them expected to recover. the suspect, a 14-year-old student, who officials say was previously investigated in connection with threats to carry out a school shooting. he's expected to appear in court tomorrow. two students who were killed were 14 year olds. mason schermerhorn and christian angulo. mason always had an upbeat attitude and loved playing video games and disney. and christian's family said he was sweet and loved by so many. richard aspinwall was a teacher and worked with the football team. as a husband and father to his two daughters. christina irrimmie was a teacher. making everyone feel loved in the class. jesse, i know you were at last night's vigil. what was it like, and how is the community doing today? >> reporter: yeah, jose, that vigil was almost entirely silent. i could hear the grass moving under foot. that's how quiet it was in that crowd. there wer

solomon in new york and is cnn the georgia bulldogs showed solidarity and support with the winder georgia community impacted by the mass shooting at apalachee high school right before kickoff to their game against the tennessee tech golden eagles, the bulldogs observed a 12 second moment of silence. together, more than 90,000 fans stood in silence to remember and honor the two teachers and two students who were killed last week. >> the team also acknowledged the bravery of the first responders and the faculty and the students affected by the school shooting. we have new details this morning about the investigation into that deadly school shooting. cnn has confirmed that the mother of the 14-year-old suspect called apalachee high school before the shooting. about a quote, extreme emergency, the washington post first reported this information. >> now the paper quoted the suspects on who said that the teen's mother called the school about ten minutes before 10:00 a.m. but got word of the shooting half an hour later the meantime, members of the community are helping each other in this time of grief and

including leaving two astronauts at this space station for several more months, a tight knit georgia community came together to heal after a deadly school shooting what one young student who came face-to-face with the accused 14-year-old killer is telling cnn about that moment and new overnight vice president kamala harris is this campaign is using former president donald trump's own words against him. the three new campaign ads hitting trump on reproductive rights and project 2025. >> and just in time for thanksgiving, travel, see, i told you we moved on from i.c.e. t. fine. >> behind drive down gas prices below $3 a gallon our breaking overnight after months of questions about safety, boeing's starliner capsule has successfully returned to the earth from the international space station without its crew on board mitch control, clapped and cheered as the capsule landed at white sands space harbor in new mexico, nasa officials said it was a bullseye landing it was a great day today to return starliner was great to have a successful undock the orbit and landing of the vehicle. i am thrilled for

. >> the winder georgia community is trying to heal after the mass school shooting that left two students and two teachers dead the suspect in the case, 14-year-old colt gray made his first appearance in court, but he did not enter a plea, neither did his father, colin gray, who was also charged in connection with the case with tears and hugs, a grieving community came together last night to remember the victims and to try to console one another cnn senior national correspondent ryan young, brings us all of the latest developments good morning. >> sure. you, mr. colt gray it a green t-shirt, handcuffed with unkempt hair. >> the teenager accused of wednesday's deadly school shooting in georgia, made his court appearance. >> the penalty for the crimes for which you are charged it does not include death. it includes life without the possibility of parole or life with the possibility of parole. >> the 14-year-old charged with four counts of felony murder and will be tried as an adult. but he's not eligible for the death penalty in georgia because he is under 18. colt gray did not enter a plea

outspoken political beliefs through writing candid memos and his involvement in the savannah, georgia communitydick's legacy will surely be carried on by his wife and five beloved children. my thoughts and prayers are with the family, dick's friends, and every person he impacted throughout his wonderful life. dick, we will miss you. i will miss you, my friend. god bless you. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney, for five minutes. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this coming saturday, september 14, the u.s.s. new jersey, the 23rd virginia class submarine, will be commissioned in northern new jersey. it was delivered to the navy earlier this year. next to me is a photo of u.s.s. iowa, which is going to be the 24th virginia class submarine, which will be delivered next month. this was a shot from the dry dock in goton -- grotton, connecticut. early next year, the 25th submarine, the u.s.s. massachusetts will be delivered to the navy. later in the year the 26th submarine, u.s.s. idaho will

. >> today, the winder, georgia community will gather to remember 14-year-old student mason schermerhorn and teacher cristina error may in separate funeral services, they were among the four people killed in a shooting at apalachee high school just ten days ago. and now we're getting a clearer picture of the police response in the moments after the shooting yesterday, barrow county officials released the police 911 calls and more than 500 radio messages between emergency personnel shooter, an active shooter at apalachee high school. one suspect in custody wants this as year in custody on injured cnn's rafael romo is joining me right now. rafael, good to see you. i mean, these are still very tender, tough moments and, you know, in the trove of recordings, there was a tearful call from the suspect's aunt who said she was worried that it was her nephew. >> that's tried then its let me just say for not only that, but it's a very difficult day. they're having been there in the community. >> this is very difficult. what the ante saying and also what we have learned from other family members an

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eastern on cnn and still ahead, the community of winder, georgia is still oh, reeling from wednesday's mass shooting at apalachee high school will tell you how the community is remembering those four victims are also going to talk with the father of a boy who was killed in the parkland school shooting about his ongoing fight to stop gun violence, plus new information about an alleged foiled terror plot against jewish people in new york on the anniversary of the october 7 attacks. and boeing's starliner capsule finally home from space, but it returned to earth with an empty cabin what's next for boeing space program, we'll discuss with a former commander of the international space station you're in the cnn newsroom to our whole story, special, the candidates and their record on the key issues of the election season. what does their past tell us about how they we'll leave the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow starting at eight on cnn okay, everybody that's much mud, mask no, no, no comparison hotels in the hotels.com app imagine checking your own heart with medical precision from

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but their communities in pennsylvania, georgia, michigan, wisconsin. ow through your work you become familiar with the number of those communities. where we are not thought of as a big part of it but when the margins are pretty close, could make a big difference. >> part of the issue with the parties is for a long time, there were puerto ricans in new york, cubans in florida and then mexicans somewhere in between texas and california. it is something that is happening with our community. dispersion. we are five, 6% of the electorate in georgia, but it is a state where the margin, it is 12%. those are perfect states for republicans. they don't have to communicate with lots of people. they want to take at least half of that but the democrats need two thirds of that vote in order to swing those electoral votes. it is happening more and more. same thing in pennsylvania. 12%. in north carolina. 12%. we are a small percentage but in states where the decision can happen with two or three percentage points, we become heat. one of the things is how do you engage

communism. later, after georgia gained independence from the soviet union, a period of turbulence followed which criminals to cash in on a more organised system of illegal adoption. it's now known that no hospital cemeteries ever existed and that mothers were lied to. it's believed tens of thousands of babies were stolen, but with no exact records, the true number is unknown. even today, no—one knows for sure exactly how connected these criminal gangs were or to what heights the corruption reached. tamuna believes the very top. international child trafficking in georgia has been investigated by authorities twice since 2003. some people did face jail time, but they were just the tip of the iceberg. there are reports that some of those who were accused of being involved are still working in hospitals today. with tamuna's facebook group gaining momentum, in september 2022, the georgian government launched a new formal investigation into child trafficking. led by the ministry of internal affairs, it set out to investigate hospital employees and gather evidence. amy and ano now have serious questions

georgia. this community the latest to be going through such circumstances. now about this incident, this deadly incident yesterday, officials telling us this was an ar-style weapon. authorities have confirmed that this suspect has been charged with four counts of felony murder. we're expecting more charges to be forthcoming in the days ahead. that suspect is expected in court virtually for an arraignment tomorrow. >> again, a child, who did have access to those guns. jesse, thank you very much. we'll be right back. e guns jesse, thank you very much we'll be right back. (girl) dad. (vo) trade in any phone, in any condition for the new google pixel 9 with gemini. (man) give me a recipe with these ingredients. (girl) let's do that one. (vo) only on verizon. (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ pete g. writes, “my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we gotcha,

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another very sad day for this community he of winder, georgia, and we are at st. matthew catholic church where the funeral mass was held earlier today, the remains of 14-year-old student christiane gabrielle angulo were then laid to rest at a cemetery about ten miles north of here. i've willis funeral is the last one of the four fatal victims of the september 4 shooting at apalachee high school? >> it was standing room only inside the church for a very emotional mozbar is besides the angulo family, there were many students and teachers from apalachee high school we're here earlier today showing their support. >> there were also many people from winder and neighboring towns, atlanta, archbishop gregory heart, mayor, officiated the mass, which was held mostly in spanish as a sign of respect for christian angulo's family and his mexican heritage. after the mass, we spoke with armando martinez and apalachee high school student who was close to angulo. this is part of what he told us. let's take a listen you is just blessed with that grace of god that made everybody ju

madison scarpino is live in winder, georgia with the latest developments as the community is still inng. hey, madison. >> griff, you said it, both the teen and his father are facing murder charges for georgia's deadliest school shooting. the teenager's mother, she's not involved in the case right now, but we do know that she has a long criminal record of drugs, theft, and family violence. now, 14-year-old colt gray allegedly behind the gun, could get up to life in prison and be tried-- and will be tried as an adult. he was emotionless in court yesterday despite facing four counts of felony murder. his 54-year-old father is accused of providing the ar-15 used in the killing and could get up to 180 years behind bars. he's facing the most severe charges ever filed against a parent of an alleged school shooter. he was visibly distraught in court, even appearing to cry at times. it's now been three days since two students and two teachers were gunned down at the school. the memorial outside apalachee high school the vigils are growing. and the students in barrow county school district will

now, where a community in the state of georgia is in morning officer, a 14 year old maid opened fire at the high school, killing 4 people and wounding 9 more. people in the town of winder gathered photos which showed a brief together and feature beauty to the victim. duty chosen to students were killed. officials say the suspect was a student at apalachee high school where the shooting took place and that she gave himself up when a security officer confronted him. police up to 14, it was would be charged with murder and tried as an adult. i was born and raised here, i went to school in this school system. my kids go to the school system. i'm proud of their school system. my heart hurts for these kids. my heart hurts for our community. but i want to make it very clear that hate will not prevail in this county. i want that to be very clear and know. and that was the county shadow of speaking to the press o u. s. the now to some other stories, making headlines that are on the world. germany's boosting it's ad defenses. within advanced system, it had all already delivered to you print. t

. >>> tonight a heartbroken community in georgia is coming together to honor those killed in this week's deadly school shooting. this comes on the same day the 14-year-old suspect and his father made their first court appearance in separate hearings today. reporter dave malkoff is in georgia with the details. >> reporter: 14-year-old colt gray sat and listened as the judge in winder, georgia, went over the charges against him. >> i want to make sure you are aware you have the right to remain silent. you don't have to say anything at all. >> reporter: the teenager faces four counts of murder for wednesday's shooting that killed two teachers and two students at apalachee high school. the district attorney says his office expects to file more charges against the defendant in connection with the nine people injured in the attack. shortly after his son's hearing, 54-year-old colin gray faced charges, including second degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. cbs news has learned investigators believe he bought the ar-style rifle used in the shooting that appears to be in this video as a gif

meanwhile, the usual list of georgia republicans offered their thoughts and prayers to the apalachee high school communityrnor, brian kemp, urged georgians to join my family in praying. you may remember his infamous -- his 2018 ad brandishing a gun in front of his daughter's boyfriend. congressman mike collins, who represents the town where the shooting occurred also said he was praying. here is his video blow away the democrats truthful claims the 2020 election wasn't stolen. marjorie taylor greene also offered her prayers. blowing away. one of her many times she has shown the adoration machines too often used to kill students. david hogg the founder for march for our lives and president of leaders we deserve. david, i'm so sorry to have to have you come back on for this. it was much more fun talking with you about the newly minted vice presidential running mate. but here we are again. your thoughts. >> well, i'm just tired of having to be on here, as much as i love talking to you, joy. i really wish i didn't have to continue talking about this. i wish that we had a government that did its damn job and p