my name is henry lo.— mea for the city of monterey park. my name is henry lo. good morning.rvisor _ my name is henry lo. good morning. i am the supervisor representing - my name is henry lo. good morning. i am the supervisor representing the - am the supervisor representing the first district. first of all, i am devastated, my heart is broken to hear that after a very beautiful event that many of us he attended yesterday to hear about the loss of ten lives. a mass shooting that occurred here in monterey park, our very own community, as well as those ten individuals that are injured. first of all, i want to commend the police department here in monterey park, the city of monterey park, for being so diligent, as well as our sheriff, our new sheriff, who has already done an outstanding job. i also want to thank the community itself because we continue to be resilient. this is unfortunate, what is happening here, on the day that we celebrate, it is a holiday that is so well respected and celebrated by so many in the community and just to see yesterday at hundreds of thousands of

. >>> let's discuss what is going on with the mayor of monterrey park henry lo.ng us. how hard is it to see yet another mass shooting in your state of california, another asian-american community directly impacted as your city is still reeling from saturday's deadly attack? >> thank you, wolf. let me say that my sympathies go to the community. what they're going through, we experienced a day early on sunday and it is -- we know the road ahead for them, i know in my community of monterrey park, people are devastated in disbelief and shock about why and how such an incident would happen in our community. >> i know there is still major questions out there about these two shootings, mayor and key differences, as well. what goes through your mind seeing some parallels? >> well, the question i have are how are these weapons obtained if illegal? what, again, is the motivation to acting out in such violent ways? and in the case of the shooter in monterrey park, were there mental health issues which speaks to the lack of access for colored communities, for inland and cult

joining us is the mayor of monterey park, henry lo.e appreciate you taking the time to join us this morning. i'd like to check in on your community this morning. i wonder if as we learn more, as we learn the identities of some of these victims if you've been able to connect with any of the victims' families or any of the survivors? >> thank you and good morning for having us on your show. i have not had a chance, an opportunity to reach out to the victims' families, however, i know that the city since the incident had occurred on sunday has established a crisis resource center for victims to identify, next of kin to be contacted and for services. so our city has engaged in this process to identify the victims and to locate their families. >> we also learned overnight in addition to some of the disturbing details that jim just shared that the alleged gunman was very familiar with this particular dance hall. the why here looms so large, i know, both in monterey park and frankly across the country. have you had any further information fro

his name is henry lo and good morning to you. >> thank you. >> what a couple of days it has been. really just a matter of one day. they caught the gunman within a matter of 24 hours and here we are this morning. we're getting the identity of the suspect, or of the person who is dead now. also some information about the gun. are there any updates on motive? >> unfortunately, we are still trying to determine the motive of the reason why the gunman what he did. after speculation, my understanding is that he met his ex-wife at that location many years ago. but again, we don't know why he did what he did. was it an issue of being disgruntled or domestic violence, we don't know unfortunately. >> but he does have in a connection to this community. >> he frequently attended the dance hall. >> but he lived in hemity. >> he lived in hemity. but i probably at one point lived in this area for a while because i was told that in the past he was a frequent attendee of the dance hall. >> and you didn't know information on the gun, because it is believed that the gun is -- you cannot legally purch

. >> i want to bring in the mayor of monterey park, henry lo.rnoon. i know it's another difficult one for you. >> thank you for having us here. thank you for your sympathies. >> how are you doing? let me start there. it's been about 48 hours now. a lot of people around the country are thinking about you and about your neighbors. >> thank you so very much. it's been probably just a tragic time for our community, and i think many of us are still in disbelief that this happened, especially during the weekend, lunar new year, in which the city held its lunar festival near the site of the shooting. this is after a three-year hiatus in which we were unable to hold this festival because of covid, and so, you know, during the lunar festivity, one that's hopeful for the future and certainly to see, you know, this happen is very disheartening. >> to say the least. i know that there has been some discussion, and i know that you are aware of this, too, because one of the key questions for law enforcement here has been motive, why the shooting happened. >> r

. >> reporter: an especially excruciating loss for chinese american mayor henry lo, who had been preparing new year celebrations, now left reading the names of the dead. >> lynn lee, age 63. shu >> reporter: candles and flowers surrounding the ballroom once full of joy, now honoring 11 people. yu kao, known as andy, chow ling wu. wing wei ma, 72. hon wing jan, 62. diana tom, 70. described as a hard-working mother, wife, and grandmother who loved to dance. valentina alvero, 68, a devout catholic who was the life of any party. mei-mei nan, a stylish 62-year-old who reserved her weekends for waltzes. her niece remembering her aunt as joyful. >> very charming and sassy at times. >> what kind of dances did she like to do? >> overall, she really likes ballroom dancing. so it's like, any dances that's with one partner. >> reporter: mei-mei and other monterey park residents were doing what they love, dancing, when shots rang out in the star ballroom. challis was inside with her dance partner of 15 years, yu kao, who she called andy, when she heard gunshots. >> i thought -- when i hear the boom, bo

protect the safety of everyone who lives in monterey park. >> please identify yourself. >> my name is henry loor for the city of monterey park. h-e-n-r-y, last name l-o. >> good morning. supervisor hilda solice representing the first district. first of all, i am devastated. my heart is broken to hear just after a very beautiful event that many of us here attended yesterday to hear about the loss of ten lives, a mass shooting that occurred here in monterey park, our very own community as well as those ten individuals injured -- >> and we've been listening in to a police conference from officials in southern california speaking to reporters about the mass shooting that left ten people dead overnight, so many americans waking up to news of yet another mass shooting in this country. so far ten people killed, ten others were injured when a gunman opened fire at a ballroom dance studio in monterey park, ten miles east of los angeles. police at this point don't have much information telling us very political information. they know there is a male suspect they are looking for. they say an asian male.

monterey park mayer, henry lo, thank you for spending time with us tonight. >> let's bring in chesterese member of commerce. thank you for being here. i want to ask you, you are the commander of the los angeles county sheriff's department at one point. i wonder how you process what happened. this is apparently an asian american elderly shooter who went on what could only be described as a rampage on what should've been the most festive day of the year for so many people in your community. how do you process what happened in monterey park? >> we have to understand -- the citizens, like the chinese chamber of commerce, we want people to understand, you have to be safe. that's what i really want to talk about. we need to support law enforcement. for me, it's -- i believe everyone has to be professional and well trained. those are my comments. this is, once again, i believe we need to change the policy. >> i wonder how you recover a sense of safety. this attack did come from within the community and we know it is in an atmosphere where there have been so many attacks on asian americans th

amna: when he arrived at city hall this morning, monterey park mayor henry lo was still processing thetation. the population in this city of about 60,000 is 65% asian, mostly chinese immigrants and first generation asian americans. lo said the timing of the shooting, with decorative lanterns and celebratory signs, still hanging, makes it that much more painful. >> the lunar new year, you know, it's a time of renewal, of optimism for the future. in a sense it was a celebration, a triumph that we made it through the ravages of the pandemic. we had our carnival near the incident of the shooting. and so it's just cast a pall. and it's been to the verge, i think a lot of people are still in disbelief that this happened. amna: officials today revealed that all but one of the victims were in their 60's and 70's. these are people who either came here, or spent most of their lives working towards some higher vision of what this country could be. for them to lose their lives in this way, how does that sit with you? >> it doesn't sit well with me. in fact, i was just thinking, i was reflecting la

>> not with us directly, i did have a chance to speak with mayor henry lo of monterey park last night, not just to offer our condolences, but also extend our support to his city any way that we can. i want to thank mayor lo for his steadfast leadership during this unthinkable tragedy. he said that he has been receiving a lot of calls and support from other elected officials, commercial judy chu was on the ground, and i believe governor newsom was also on the ground just yesterday. so there's a lot of support and the communities are coming together during this difficult time. >> there's a natural focus on the weapon, what we know about it now, semi-automatic pistol, though with an extended magazine, and so often in mass shootings like this one, we see extended magazines play a role, because they allow the gunman to fire many more shots, kill more people without changing the magazine. have you or the mayor of monterey park learned anything more about how the gunman obtained this weapon? >> at this point, all we know is what has been shared by sheriff illumina of l.a. sheriff's departmen

i'm in contact with local city officials including the mayor of monterey park, henry lo and also corresponding state and federal officials to monitor the situation closely. >> law enforcement, they're calling the young man, the two people who helped to wrestle the gun away in el hambra, they're calling them heroes. do you agree that they are heroes, that they saved this from becoming much worse than it would have been. >> very proud of those two heroes that stepped upped to wrestle the gun away from the perpetrator. this could have been much worse and added to the grief in our community. >> what's your response to people? you mentioned you're out speaking to them, the sense of loss and grief people have. what do you say to them? >> it's very hard to provide -- we're at a loss for words when we're talking to folks, and really trying to make sure they know we're here for them and we can provide the resources from the state and local government. if anybody is dealing with trauma, with any issues that they need assistance with, please visit the langley center on emerson avenue to receive the assis

at this time i would like to introduce monterey park mayor henry lo.your department helping us seek— luna in your department helping us seekjustice today in the tragedy— us seekjustice today in the tragedy that has occurred. i want — tragedy that has occurred. i want to— tragedy that has occurred. i want to thank our own monterey park— want to thank our own monterey park police department, many officers — park police department, many officers have been on duty for more — officers have been on duty for more than 24 hours. thank you to chief— more than 24 hours. thank you to chief weiss, for your dedication and making sure justice _ dedication and making sure justice was brought forward. i want — justice was brought forward. i want to— justice was brought forward. i want to thank our fire chief and — want to thank our fire chief and the _ want to thank our fire chief and the personnel of the fire department rushed to provide aid to— department rushed to provide aid to those who have fallen. working _ aid to those who have fallen. working alongside our lo

mayor henry lo of monterey park, thank you. a programming note. be there in monterey park. he will anchor nbc "nightly news" from the scene later this evening. >>> another major story this morning. mounting pressure on president biden after even more classified documents were discovered at his home in delaware. the latest batch during a rare fbi search of a sitting president's home. nbc senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has details and some reaction, as well. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. the white house is unable to provide a specific description of the total items removed, how many pages, what kinds of documents, and what level of classification are we dealing but they emphasize the president is fully cooperating and invited the department of justice to go room by room through his house. new questions about more secret government papers found inside the biden's delaware home after a stunning weekend announcement that the fbi spent 13 hours friday pouring over the private residence of the sitting president. a rare

monterey park mayor, henry lo, thank you for being with us at such a difficult time for you and monterey park. so many people this r thinking about you. >> thank you so much. >> continue to find the latest information, the updates from this story and so many others throughout rest of the evening. nicole picks it up with "deadline" right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. it is a story that's become all too common in these united states. just an instant the scene of hope and joy and celebration becomes one of fear and devastating violence and tragedy. the latest in the never-ending epidemic of gun violence in america, the 33rd mass shooting to happen so far this year, at least 11 people were killed at a lunar new year celebration at a billion room in monterey park, california. it is a predominantly asian american suburb of los angeles. the deceased are all in their 50s, 60s, and 70s. officials say that the shooter, 72-year-old asian male, attempted a second attack at another ballroom nearby. that attack was stopped by two patrons. here's how one of them describes what happened.

i'm my name is henry lo. i am the mayor. first human airpark. thank you. i'm sorry. h e n r y lasting spelled l o. thank you. good morning supervisor hilda solis, representing the first district. first of all, i'm devastated. my heart is broken to hear that just after a very beautiful event that many of us here attended yesterday to hear about the loss of 10 lives. mass shooting that occurred here in monterey park, our very own community as well as those 10 individuals that are injured. um first of all, i want to commend the, uh, police department here in monterey park, the city of monterey park for being so diligent as well as our sheriff, our new sheriff. luna who's done already an outstanding job, but i also want to thank the community itself because we continue to be resilient. this is unfortunate happening here on the on the day that we celebrate . it's a holiday that is so well respected and celebrated by so many in the aapi community and just yesterday to see hundreds of thousands of people on the street on garvey to know that people could come out after the p

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. >> los angeles county sheriff robert luna, monterey park police chief scott wees, monterey park mayor henrymber judy chu and fbi assistant director don owen. at the end we will be available for questions. thank you. >> first of all, thank you for your patience. i know it took us a little bit to get out here, but we're doing a lot of very important work behind the scenes. it's, it gives me great sadness to be standing before you to report such a devastating news. never easy to do something like this, because it's absolutely heartbreaking, and our thoughts, condolences and prayers go out not only to the victims, their family, but monterey park community and really the entire community, because i think we're all going to be hurting based on tragedy. on saturday, january 21st, 2023, at approximatelye monterey park police department responded to a business in the 100 block of west garby avenue in the city of monterey park regarding a shots fired call. when officers ace arrived at the location, theying observed numerous victims and patrons in the business parking lot. additional officers made ent

let's listen in los angeles county sheriff's department. sherik, robert luna, congress member duty you sen. susan rubio, assembly member mike vaughn, monterey park mer henry low. and in closing monterey park police department chief scott weiss, thank you. well, good evening to everybody and now thank you all for being here and hanging in with us today. it's been a very challenging day. ok, so let me give you what i believe would be the the last update of the day. and then after the speakers, i'll come back up here to answer any questions that you may have earlier today, the sheriff's homicide investigators working alongside all of our long enforcement partners or able to confirm the identity of the mail inside the white cargo man. as the suspect in the mass shooting that we had in monterey park. based on the previous information relayed by homicide investigators regarding the white ban involved and seen leaving the scene of the incident out there in the city of alhambra. the torrance police department was notified and at 10 20 am the torrance police. there were i'm sorry. torrance police officers located the white man matching the description near the are

of speakers will be los angeles county sheriff's department, sheriff robert luna, con congressmember judy chew, senator rubio, assembly member mike phong, monterey park mayor, henrypark police department chief, scott weiss. thank you. >> well, good evening to everybody, and thank you all for being here and hanging in with us today. it's been a very challenging day. so let me give you what i believe will be the last update of the day, and then after the speakers, i'll come back up here to answer any questions that you may have. earlier, today, the sheriff's homicide investigators working alongside all of our law enforcement partners were able to confirm the identity of the male inside the white house cargo van as the suspect in the mass shooting that we had in monterey park. boo based on previous information, the torrance police department was notified and at 10:20 a.m., the torrance police -- i'm sorry, torrance police officers located the white van matching the description near the area of sepulveda boulevard and hawthorne boulevard. as torrance officers pulled behind the vehicle, the white van entered a shopping center parking lot. when officers exited their pa

the order of speakers today will be, los angeles county sheriff, robert luna, monterey park police chief, scott weese, monterey park mayor, henryhu, and fbi assistant director, don la. at the end, we will be available for questions. thank you. >> >> first of all, thank you for your patience. i know it took us a little bit to get out here, but we are doing a lot of very important work behind the scenes. it gives me great sadness to be. it is never easy to do something like this, because it is absolutely heartbreaking, and our thoughts, condolences, and prayers go out, not only to the victims, their family, but this monterey park community, and really the entire community. because i think we are all going to be hurting based on this tragedy. on saturday, january 21st 2023, at approximately 10:22 pm, officers from the monterrey park police department responded to a business in the 100 block of west garvey avenue in the city of monterey park regarding a shots fired call. when officers arrived to the location, they observed numerous victims and patrons in the business parking lot. additional officers made entry into the business and

henry is suing for nearly $400,000. earlier this month, twitter was sued for reportedly not paying rent on its office space in san francisco. our time is 5 47 in los angeles county, a sinkhole swallowed two vehicles. the storms that hit southern california this week cause this road in the san fernando valley the collapsed and created a 15 ft sinkhole. now one car drove into that sinkhole. it was followed by a pickup truck. the people in the pickup truck actually climbed out on their own. but firefighters used ropes and a ladder to rescue a woman and a young girl who were in the car. the way the car is in the hole. we got to a point with the way the storm was coming in and the instability of the whole that we reached a point where we had to institute extreme measures to go ahead and rescue both of those victims before the car shifted, or the whole collapsed. two people rescued from the car retreated for minor injuries. the people in the pickup truck were not hurt. and in studio city crews have been dealing with the storm damage. take a look here. workers used tractors removed whole lot of mud from a neighborhood. other areas in the city are under s