the agent in charge of the fbi jacksonville office was jame casey, he said the kidnapper appeared tos cell phone after eac of the calls they made to reid >> somebody in the scheme wa smart enough to take the battery out of the cell phon because we were able through some technical capabilities to determine that that phone wa not only off but had no powe to it at certain times >> meaning you can trace it? >> meaning you can trace it. >> well there is no pinpointin the exact address where queens calls were originating technicians were tracing pin when the phones in use those are the electric connections made when a phon hits a built-in killer cel tower. that gave them a particula deal where she might have been held fbi agents, since retired, was selected as the lead crisi negotiator for the bureau. >> we're checking the phone an thinking that we have some leads. >> agents felt they were makin progress, but then suddenly th phone was also pinning further away the kidnappers and quinn might have been on the move. sheriff detective howard coa was sent in pursuit. >> it was believe that que

parts of little rock jacksonville and win in the eastern portion of the state obliterated as were many small towns and big cities ravaged by at least 61 tornadoes that spawn across 11 states this weekend. but here in jacksonville service and saw rang out on stone street, a sliver of normalcy and then a few days it's felt like anything. but the church is just a building. >> we the people are the church. >> it's a perfect example of what our community is like a little bit coming together through this hardship through this time. >> and while it may take years, pastor miller says he will reconstruct his church on the same grounds in the community that he's been called to serve. got planned this year. >> i dare not go into areas. we're going to be review right >> wow. incredible. that was ryan bass reporting. now president biden declared some parts of the areas impacted major disaster areas making federal resources and financial aid available to help with recovery as the community of pajaro recovers from devastating floods. the monterey county spca says more than 120 pets. well reunited wit

we hear preaching on the porch of his jacksonville, arkansas church. pastor miller remain positive all while on the inside of his 5 year-old building. only relics remain. >> he walked us through what's left of it awaits stonestreet cross is still spotted on the wall. the nave chandelier dangling from the open ceiling. miraculously unharmed. >> all this to see your confirm some of the buildings down the road is that this is not part of our get the new command. church of god the worst of friday's the ef 3 tornado that ripped through central arkansas. >> parts of little rock jacksonville and win in the eastern portion of the state obliterated as were many small towns and big cities ravaged by at least 61 tornadoes that spawn across 11 states this but here in jacksonville service and saw rang out on stone street, a sliver of normalcy and then a few days it's felt like anything of the church is just a building. we the people are the church. it's a perfect example of what our community is like a little bit coming together through this hardship through this t

♪ i live to worship you lord ♪ >> reporter: at the new commandment church of god and christ in jacksonvilleas, this is what joy and celebration sound like ♪ >> reporter: this community recently lost its church after a tornado ripped through the area more than a week ago. >> how many know that we're better together? >> yeah! >> we are better together. >> reporter: but on this easter sunday, holding services outside, pastor eddie miller says faith here is stronger than ever. as we think about resurrection and hope, what do those themes mean to you in this moment >> in this very moment, resurrection means to come back alive. when this happened, and i saw a lot of despair. but then when i ge to this church, people smile again. so resurrection and hope means, hey. we're alive. >> happy resurrection day! >> reporter: hope for recovery, after recent violent tornadoes devastated so many places from iowa -- >> stop, stop! >> reporter: -- to delaware >> get in here. >> reporter: but in the midst of tragedy, people are uniting to help those who lost so much across mississippi, kind strangers deliverin

actually going to jacksonville, florida, to meet with some property owners who claim that their home for the first time to look at all this what was going to your mind? >> your heart just drops and you just wonder what kind of people can do this. >> am curious if you decided we are going to barge in and take a property back? >> we would've been arrested we were told that very clearly. do not attempt. >> it's not just jacksonville it's a big problem in philadelphia where fiction can cost thousands a legal expert there so squatters appear to have the upper hand and in minneapolis a group of violent squatters infiltrated an apartment building and causing residents to fear for their safety. one person says that she suffered a broken bone when she tried to stop a squatter from stealing her mail. >> we are sending out agents and they are figuring out that there squatters in these properties it's really hard getting amount. >> they've broken a hole into the wall to a storage room. right? they are in there. i feel abandoned i feel like i'm living in a garbage dump. >> tell us more about your

we hear preaching on the porch of his jacksonville, arkansas church. remain positive all while on the inside of his 5 year-old building. only relics remain. >> he walked us through what's left of it awaits stonestreet caoss is still spotted on the wall. the nave chandelier dangling from the open ceiling. miraculously unharmed. >> all this to see your confirm some of the buildings down the road is that this is not part of our the new command, church of god. so the worst of friday's, the ef 3 tornado that ripped through central arkansas, parts of little rock jacksonville and win in the eastern portion of the state obliterated as were many small towns and big cities ravaged by at least 61 tornadoes that spawn across 11 states this but here in jacksonville service and saw rang out on stone street, a sliver of normalcy and then a few days it's felt like anything but of the church is just a building. >> we the people are the church. >> it's a perfect example of what our community is like a little bit coming together through this hardship through this time. >

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phil was a senior in high school and was going to jacksonville state university on an american footballolarship. here the health secretary has again insisted a pay offer for nurses is fair and reasonable. it's after the head of the union, the royal college of nursing, warned members in england could carry out rolling strikes until christmas. on friday the nurses rejected the pay offer from the government, even though their own leadership had recommended they accept it. pat cullen spoke to the bbc earlier: we have strike action for the end of this month, the beginning of may, and then we will move immediately to ballot our members and if that ballot our members and if that ballot is successful, it will mean further strike action right up until christmas. now, the person that can stop that and the people who can stop that and the people who can stop that and the people who can stop that is steve barclay and the ministers, indeed the prime minister. sixteen people have been killed and nine others injured after a fire at a residential building in dubai. the blaze began on the fourth floor o

football there in jacksonville, alabama. we did also receive via twitter a statement from the head coach rich rodriguez at jacksonville state, saying our thoughts and prayers are with the family of filled out and the other victims of this senseless tragedy. last night, he was a great young man with a bright future and fred. we're also hearing about those other people that have been heard the multitude of injuries as authorities have described it. we know from russell medical center that they received multiple patients. they haven't told us an exact number on that many of them have been treated and released or transferred to another facility at lake morton community hospital. at least 15. were shot, fred. we're hoping to get more details at a six p.m. press conference here, all right, we'll look forward to that. thank you so much. isabelle rose solace. i'm joined now by cnn senior law enforcement analyst charles ramsey. he's a former washington d c. police chief, former police commissioner for philadelphia. chief good to see

phil was a senior in high school and was going to jacksonville state university on an american footballe tojeremy gray, editor of the alabama wide news outlet al.com to find out more details. so far we know that these were mostly teenagers. 0ne so far we know that these were mostly teenagers. one of them was a young man named phil dowdell, who was a high school football player. he was recently committed to play in couege he was recently committed to play in college football and jacksonville stadium in alabama. my understanding it was his sister's sweet 16 party. something transpired that the party, shots were fired, he and three other young people... we believe at least three other from what i hear our teenagers, probably all of them. as many as 20 people injured. d0 teenagers, probably all of them. as many as 20 people injured.- many as 20 people in'ured. do we have an many as 20 people injured. do we have any understanding _ many as 20 people injured. do we have any understanding of- many as 20 people injured. do we have any understanding of who i have any understanding of who committ

he was a standout high school athlete and was planning to attend jacksonville state university on an american football scholarship. earlier, alabama police gave this update on the victims. some of those injuries are critical. they are in critical condition. and that's why it's so important that we absolutely need everyone to continue to pray for those individuals to allow them to recover from what very enduring, as well as their families. live now to our correspondentjess parker. i understand you havejust arrived there. can you give us arrived there. can you give us a sense of how the community is reacting? we a sense of how the community is reactinu ? ~ . , a sense of how the community is reactin: ? ~ . , ., , ., reacting? we arrived 'ust as a viuil reacting? we arrived 'ust as a viail had reacting? we arrived 'ust as a vigil had been h reacting? we arrived 'ust as a vigil had been taking _ reacting? we arrived just as a vigil had been taking place . vigil had been taking place just up the road from here in a kind of parking area and dozens and dozens of people from the local commun

s no but it's not just jacksonville. it's a big problem.it's a b th philly where eviction can cost thousands. a legal expert there saytesrs ap squatters appear to have the upper hand .a group and in minneapolis, a group ofor residents uatters infiltrated her apartment building, causinga residents to fear forfetyon their safety. says that sheone person says sd a broken bone when she tried to stop a squatter from stealing her mail. >> we're sending out agents and they're figuring out thatitr they're squatters in these properties. and it's hareay d getting them . >> they've broken through to a a wall. they've broken a hole intostorag a wall, into a storage room. right. and they they're in there. i feel abandoned and i feel like i'm living in in a garbage dump. >> lawrence, tell us more about your interviews. i mean , you'll see it on crossross-cou country. but i mean, these people hadntrn a fake police. >> cops knew it was fake, but they have no discretion anymore. they print out fake paymentslan. be and landlords and becau

>> i live in jacksonville florida. >> how long have you been a warriors fan?my firs game was (inaudible) >> (inaudible) >> the stands. the energy you get. that is one thing i miss about living in the bay. it is hard to explain till you see it. and we are not done. we still got (inaudible) i'm really really looking forward coming back next year. >> we'll see you back again next year. have so much fun. >> have a great day darling. [cheers] >> we are at a point where we have this dynasty and will be here every single year. >> that's right. one more! let's go! [cheers] >> how old are you? >> 8. >> you are 8 and you have been awarrior fan 8 years so your whole life. >> yep. >> how awesome is it to be at this parade today, are you excited? >> i'm really excited. >> is it your firs parade? >> yeah. >> it is awesome and so much fun. who are you excited to see? >> (inaudible) >> has he been your favorite player 8 years kblrks yeah. >> i love it. [cheers] >> how long have you been a warriors fan, sir. >> my goodness, 70. i was in 75- >> 75. >> actually i won a free thro

officer in critical condition after being shot in a jacksonville hospital parking lot last night.orts of suspicious driver. when officers approached, the suspect fired again, hitting the officer in the face. police returned fire killing the suspect. and the air national guardsman jack teixeira due back in court today after being charged with two counts last week. fox learns house intelligence and armed services committee is launching an investigation into the massive leak. and cristiano reyinaldo receives a yellow card instead of the red many expected. this didn't help his team, they lost 2-0. >> brian: at the game? saudi arabia paz pays $200 million. >> ashley: i don't know about soccer, would that be a red card? >> brian: any place any time always. that is not hockey. >> ashley: i didn't know. >> steve: head lock in wrestling. >> brian: not in the news. gets you five minutes in hockey, in soccer, gets you tossed. he stays in the game. >> rachel: no headlock in new york city where lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends, lawrence, how is it going? >> lawrence: we are here

didn't see that in my five year plan when i was in jacksonville. but i would a debt i can't think i mean it's been 37 years i spend every day thank trying to pay back debt thanking god for because yeah was it's a privilege of a lifetime to meet a woman like that and implications in your life and then tell the story how in that memory i owe that to mother. she sent 35 sisters to our wedding. but i met her. i met my in an aids home. not your standard to meet someone, but. so, yeah. have a well we all have our stories we of how god touches us and invites us to to love one another as he loves us. hopefully this book will encourage and inspire lives of service to to reach out to people who are lonely, to people who are poor in spirit or materially, and to to spread that love and the joy of the gospel in world that needs it. in a time when we know what's true and what isn't. with all this air that's creeping in and we're talking about shooting down balloons while there are these grave issues facing our country and there's only way i know of that can brin

and the jobs are really across the board when you look at not just jacksonville, austin, and nashvilleampa/st. pete really hot technology jobs, sales jobs, operational jobs, it is really across the board, as you have more people moving to those cities, you also have the rise of healthcare, doing more and more. and always, baby boomer generation gets older so much going on in those cities just taken a little bit longer for people from north to realize you don't have have to be a snowbird you can move there when you are young. maria: i like that, what about policy in those states? what is the reason so many companies are flocking there, is it all what we've been reporting for so long, money will go where its treated best that is low taxes, low regulation, is that what is attracting all these companies. >> i think what is going on in florida as we all know zero percent state income tax goes to with attract workers you want to go where employees especially if in service based business of it is harder to find those types of workers, then you look at a situation you say you are exactly right

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ominous clouds of pelting rain the first system delivering blinding wind and rain in the jacksonville area. five confirm tornadoes across the florida panhandle. a lightning strike in mississippi believed to have sparked this fire in a gas and in davenport iowa, the threat of flooding as the winter snow melts the mississippi river, reaching the highest level in four years. both storm systems on the move to the northeast. a very soggy weekend ahead. abc's senior meteorologist >> tonight, severe weather taking direct aim at the lone star state. tornado warnings near waco. >> this is a very dangerous storm. >> is coming right at us. >> meteorologist - - tracking this lowering wall cloud west of the city. in - - mississippi, flames erupting from a gas pipeline before dawn. a lightning strike is to blame. the new storms coming on the heels of a separate system that brought widespread destruction to the florida panhandle on thursday. including and ef two tornado.pa isaac martinez and jaden er alvarado recovering in the hospital after they were struck by lightning on wednesday. >> thank god e

tim kelly from jacksonville is joining us. she recently lost her son palmer to fentanyl poisoning. she is sharing palmer story because she wants to see additional accountability. thank you for your bravery we are so sorry for your loss. [applause] we need to increase penalties for sentinel dealers. especially those who target our children. to do that we must treat them like the murderers that they are. [applause] we must further strengthen our laws against illegal immigration by enhancing employment verification, increasing penalties for human smuggling in further dis- incentivize in illegal migration to the state of florida. florida is not a sanctuary state. we will uphold the rule of law. [applause] joining us here today is stacy, she is from sarasota. nearly two years ago an illegal alien broke into her home and sexually assaulted her. he should have never been in this country in the first place. and if the federal government had done its job like it is supposed to, stacy would never have been victimized. enough is enough. thank you for being willing to speak out and share your

a high school heart -- star athlete who accepted a scholarship to jacksonville state university. >> a possible. >> i feel like he did not deserve this. he had just. he was a sweet boy. >> juju: the other victims identified is 20 thrilled corban holston, a 17-year-old shawn kv smith, and 19-year-old marsia collins. >> he was the light of my life. he was my first born son. i only have won one, and now is gone. >> juju: the de ville community remembering those who lost this weekend. now just hoping for justice and we turn out to a look at what a younger generation is doing to combat anti-semitism which has now reached unprecedented levels in america. on this holocaust remembrance day, we honor the 6 million lives lost in the heroism of the survivors. here is abc's erielle reshef sharing an emotional journey of her own >> erielle: they were moms, dads, sisters, brothers, and uncles, nephews and nieces. they were families. my family. mentioned living your life behind his barbed wire and not knowing what was going to happen the next minute, the next hour, the next day. no human should live

. >> reporter: the 18-year-old high school senior had committed to play football at jacksonville university in the fall. phil and alex sis mom were chaperoning the party. she got shot but will be fine. she said she will not find peace until that person is caught. >> i don't know why someone would come to my daughter's sweet 16 and bring a gun and shoot innocent kids. >> reporter: four people were killed in addition to phil. 17 shaun keeva smith and two others. yesterday state lawmakers spoke about a preplanned event to push for gun violence legislation >> i am tired of hearing the wails and the cries of parents and families who have lost their loved ones and elected officials have not acted. >> reporter: investigators say they're conducting interviews and that shell casings used in handguns have been recovered from the scene. they're asking anyone with any information to come forward anne-marie, so far no word on suspects or motives. this just does not get easier. bck to you. >> jarred hill in new york. jarred, thank you very much. >>> well, president biden has spoke within the family of a

they pled not guilty of the murder and conspiracy charges in jacksonville, florida, from atlanta charlescked up the story from there what are we learning charles? the fourth good morning bill. 34-year-old mario fernandez as you mentioned disappeared in the jacksonville court room where he was a rangy connection to the murder that former microsoft executive. >> he officially pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and other serious charges. this after they indicted him in march in connection to the murder of former microsoft executives and father of four jared reed again in february of 2022. he was killed after leaving his ex-wife's house, where he dropped off their 9-year-old daughter on his way home. the former microsoft exec practiced up to move the tire from the middle of the world when investigators say a gun may ambush him and said him while his two year old daughter sat in the backseat of the car. fernandez is the current husband of pritikin's former wife, shayna gardner fernandez who was in a nasty feud with the victim at the time of his death. authorities allege that he play fo

tampa jacksonville, florida. tulsa oklahoma. nashville dallas all have higher murder rates than new york. the murder rate, in fact, here has gone down the last and this year so far, um and most crimes were up in 2021 . they started going up in the spring of 2021 2022. they have gone down mostly across the board. except i think for felony assault and great solarcity is up six and 4. but i mean, it's. it's obviously not just this field hearing in new york chairman jordan's also now trying to directly investigate d a brags indictment of the former president has already demanded documents from the da's office subpoenaed a former manhattan prosecutor, which day brag is trying to squash in a federal court. do you think a judge a court would actually tell a congressional committee however, what it can or cannot investigate? well you you raised the salient point right there, which is that new york city is actually six, the lowest in all murders of the top 50 largest cities in this country, so this is not really about crime in manhattan,

he had a scholarship coach says to play football at jacksonville state university in jacksonville, alabama. here's what he had to say about dell dell. feel that guy, you know he was a comedian. uh humble. ah churchgoing guy grandmother kind of i gave him a scripture every morning before you went to school. you know, to make sure he was always on point. and we are learning from the dj keenan cooper again who was here and witness the shooting firsthand that that party was for dawdles sister his younger sister, so as you can understand, and incredibly traumatic situation for this family cooper, the dj says that he did not hear a fight or disturbance, anything leading up to it. it's simply seemed as though somebody began firing shots in the middle of that room in the middle of a party and then he just saw bodies dropping. um horrible scene for any child to see for anyone to see. this is why we've heard from the superintendent of the district that they will be bringing in counselors to help the students with this grieving process beginning tomorrow. isabel. what are the next steps in the invest

he was days away from graduating and going to jacksonville state university on a football scholarship. cnn's isabel russell's joins us now from david villa, isabel. let's start with the suspect. um is there one? i know that police just had that press conference. about an hour ago. it sounds as though they're just not saying a whole lot about a suspect at this point. hey jim. good evening to you if i can first tell you that just here in the last five minutes, we saw police officers actually taking down the emergency tape. so now access is being allowed back onto this road. we're seeing people curious about the situation going up to that dance studio where this shooting happened at a sweet 16th birthday party we did here in the last hour from sergeant jeremy burkett of the alabama law enforcement agency. and yes, we frankly did not hear any details about the shooter. they have been claiming aaliyah . these law enforcement officers have been claiming that there is no public safety concern, but they have not answered any questions regarding the status of the shooter. what we did find out

durham's ben gamel is about you reach the right or is he jacksonville's?bbery of the highest order. chalk one up, you guys for the jumbo shrimp? mm. and we go international tonight to colombia. rollerbladers they're taking advantage of the highway that's not being used at the moment by people in cars. and when you don't have to worry about cars you don't always have to watch where you're going view as well. be careful going down that hill that looks a little steep, i think would be a big ramp launching pad, right? thank you. all right next to at 11. this is just one more step. one more repeal of our rights, our bodily autonomy. abortion rights supporters gather in three bay area city speaking out against the judge's ruling that suspends the fda approval of the abortion pill. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. demonstrators today urging action after a texas judge blocked access to the abortion pill. hello again, everyone. i'm alex savage, julie julie haener governor newsom announced today. he is stockpiling millions of pills while the federal

wind then tomorrow we do it all other again and bring the storms back to florida, panama city to jacksonville all the way through central florida, large hail, damaging wind, maybe an isolated tornado or two now let's talk about the weekend washout for millions of people getting their plans canceled we're going to see the heavy rain heading up the eastern seaboard. saturday it looks pretty dry in areas of the mid-atlantic, but then sunday it pours and heads into the northeast as we go throughout sunday evening. in all about one to three inches of rain thankfully, lester, it's been a pretty dry spring in the northeast and flooding shouldn't be bad. >> all right, bill karins, thank you. >>> we have learned the army is taking dramatic action tonight grounding all its aircraft after the deadly collision of two apache helicopters during a training mission in alaska. courtney kube is at the pentagon courtney, this is a big step >> reporter: yeah, lester, it's a major move by the army, just announcing moments ago a temporary stand-down of all army aviation assets meaning no helicopters will fly anywh

state university here in jacksonville, alabama, taylor spoke with doodles grandmother this morning.e's what she said. the biggest thing is cheap. she don't understand why wanted to happen. you know, we don't have any enemies who feel just told me. about a month ago. is there anything ever happened to me? even when i go to college, take care of my two sisters. i've never dreamed that he was talking about this. as you can understand. this is a terribly traumatizing situation for this tight knit community of 3000 people. the superintendent says that tomorrow they will have counselors at the county schools to help the students grieve through what has happened . isabel rozelle's cnn david villa, alabama. also on saturday , someone fired shots into a crowd at a park in louisville, kentucky, killing two people and wounding for others. this is louisville second mass shooting in less than a week last monday, not far from the park. a gunman killed five people at a bank and injured several others. in a statement, us president joe biden asked. what has our nation come to when children cannot at

can see that cold air to our west in salt lake city and denver and then on the east coast or by jacksonville in atlanta, we have that warm air and you put all those warm that cold and warm air masses together that is creating this line of severe weather here in the south and midwest. take a closer look. you can see this line of severe thunderstorms. there are several severe thunderstorm warnings and sam tornadoes that have been spotted in kentucky, indiana. you can see all those weather alerts popping up on your screen. funnel cloud was spotted in chris nee indian. yes, and that is typically when a tornado forms so of very active spring, severe weather and to our east. but heading back here home, much different picture, quiet out here. and we're just you can see a live picture here san francisco. so much quieter here. but that is expected to change even know current wind speeds a little breezy and san francisco, 20 miles per hour. but temperatures night now remain mild. we are eyeing a low pressure system that begins tomorrow and that will go into friday. so a look ahead at your seven-day fo

the most forgetful cities are jacksonville, florida, san antonio, texas, and palm springs, californiasive starship rocket, and chipotle is honoring health care workers. shanelle kaul has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: a huge rally in the markets today amid some optimism the federal reserve could stop hiking interest rates. the dow gained 524 points. the nasdaq was up by 287, and the s&p 500 gained 79 points. >>> nasa says spacex wants to launch another starship rocket this summer. this after the first rocket blew a hole in the launchpad last week. ceo elon musk said that was one of his biggest concerns. nasa says fixing the launchpad . $60 buys you 60 horsepower, 80 horsepower will cost $90 a month. the upgrade is available through over-the-air software. >>> and some lucky american health care workers will get free burritos in may. in honor of national nurses week, chipotle is giving away $1 million in free food. health care workers like nurses, dentists, therapists, and pharmacists can now enter the sweepstakes. 2,000 winners will be chosen a

. >> reporter: the star wide receiver was set to graduate next month, then headed to jacksonville state to play football. >> he always had a smile. >> my heart is crushed. >> reporter: the tiny tight knit dadeville, alabama, community now grieving the lives lost, includin 23-year-old corbin holston, 19-year-old marsiah collins, and 17-year-old shaunkivia smith. police are still not naming any suspects or a motive tonight a desperate plea for answers from a community in mourning >> just want to know why. >> reporter: priscilla thompson, nbc news, dadeville, alabama >>> and still ahead tonight, damar hamlin's comeback. the buffalo bills big announcement, and his inspiring message for fans >>> buffalo bills safety damar hamlin has been cleared to play football again after his shocking near fatal collapse on the field. he is now revealing what caused his heart issue and has an inspiring new message for fans here is sam brock. >> reporter: tonight, it's a sight few could have even imagined only months ago. damar hamlin working out with the bills after some of the scariest seconds in professi

state university in jacksonville, alabama. we did receive a statement, which i will read out to you from the head coach rich rodriguez, who says our thoughts and prayers are with the family of filled out all the other victims of the senseless tragedy last night. he was a great young man. with a bright future, fred. my gosh, this is so sad so many times over. all right, isabel, rizal is thank you so much. and just a week after a gunman killed five of his coworkers in louisville. bank there's been another mass shooting in the city. here's what we know about this incident , police say someone fired into a large crowd at a park in louisville last night, killing at least two people for others or in the hospital. at least one is in critical condition. authorities are still working to identify the gunman and piece together a motive. the mayor addressed both shootings last night. this is frustrating. this is very frustrating. i know that monday was a very high profile event. but. for l. npd for ams for fire university hospital for thi

he was just weeks from graduation and recently committed to playing football at jacksonville state nextr. >> i was right beside him. >> he says he was wet him at the party inside the dance center, but the two ran in opposite directions when gunshots rang out. >> i think he went right into it. i wish i could have pulled them out with me. >> also killed, 23-year-old corbin holston, 19-year-old , marsiah collins, and 17-year-old , nicole smith. >> when you have one gunshot wound come through, but when you have 15 and they're all teenagers, our staff has been through a lot. >> a group of lawmakers called for new gun legislation monday, something they planned before the deadly we can shooting. >> no child in alabama should be afraid of getting shot and killed at a sweet 16 birthday party. >> witnesses report more than one shooter . police are asking anyone with information to come forward, but have not provided other details. >>> tonight, cbs evening news with norah o'donnell will have more information with the victim's mother. that is coming up at 6:30. >> an emotional day at massachusetts

state university here in jacksonville, alabama. taylor spoke with doodles grandmother this morning. here's what she said. the biggest thing is cheap. i don't understand why why did it happen? you know, we don't have any enemies who feel just told me. about a month ago. because if anything ever happened to me even when i go to college, take care of my two sisters. i've never dreamed that he was talking about this. and as you can understand, this is an awfully traumatic situation for a community that is so tiny, just 3000 people, very tight knit community. we heard from the superintendent that they will be posting counselors at county schools monday to help these students process through what is happening in their community. christine. all right . thank you for that. just a tragedy there in just a few hours, spacex will attempt a test flight of its massive moon rocket and attempt i think is the right word here. spacex ceo elon must on twitter last night , trying in his words to lower expectations, he said there's a good chance to lau

month, a star under the friday night lights, dowdell was headed to play football on saturdays for jacksonville number 7 became another number, the latest victim of a mass shooting, with his little sister and mother by his side. >> he was trying to say something. by that time, he couldn't say anything else, and he stopped breathing. >> reporter: another high school senior, 17-year-old shaunkivia smith, was also killed, along with 19-year-old marsiah collins and 23-year-old corbin holston, who reports say did not attend the party but went to check on a younger family member. the community came together at a vigil last night. daeqwan knew phil since kindergarten. >> i was standing right beside him. i think he went right into it. i wish i could have pulled him out. >> reporter: alexis says her big brother's final act was to protect her from the gunfire. >> you told me your brother grabbed you by the waist and pushed you down. >> uh-huh. >> did your brother save your life? >> yes. if it wasn'or him, i mean i don't know where i'd be. i don't know if i'd still be standing here today. >> reporter: the

of those killed, 18 -year-old phil, a promising football star set to play on a scholarship at jacksonvilletate this fall. fatally shot at his sister's birthday party. >> he made you smile. he had one goal, that was. >> to the nfl. >> president biden condemning that shooting in a statement today and repeating calls for gun control legislation writing what has our nation come to whe children cannot attend a birthday party without fear, when parents have to worry ever time their kids walk out the door to school, to the movie theater, or to the park residents of this tightknit community in disbelief. >> please do not let this momen define what you think about the city and are fine people. what we have dealt with is something that the community. >> according to the gun violenc freight is the 163 mass shootings, that's an average of more than one and a half a day. the most at this point of the year on record. >> just an astonishing record. ellen lopez joins us from the latest from the shooting. what is the latest you're hearing about suspect six? >> the community is still in shock. so far police

university here in jacksonville, alabama, taylor spoke with doodles grandmother this morning. here's what she said. the biggest thing is cheap. she don't understand why wanted to happen. we don't have any enemies who feel just told me. about a month ago. because if anything ever happened to me even when i go to college, take care of my two sisters. i've never dreamed that he was talking about this, as you can understand. this is a terribly traumatizing situation for this tight knit community of 3000 people. the superintendent says that tomorrow they will have counselors at the county schools to help the students grieve through what has happened. isabelle rose, salas, cnn david villa, alabama. president joe biden weighing in on the latest mass shooting statement, he asked what has our nation come to when children can't attend a birthday party without fear? when parents have to worry, every time their kids walk out of the door to school to the movie theater or to the park, he went on to say guns are the leading killer of children in america and the numbers of rising not declinin

. >> phil dowdell was weeks away from going to jacksonville state on a football scholarship. the party was being held for his little sister. his mother chaperoning was also shot but survived. also killed, 23-year-old corbin dahmontrey holston. a 19-year-old. his mother telling abc news he would do anything for anybody and planned to study music in college. and it wasn't the only mass shooting. saturday in louisville, kentucky two people were killed, four wounded when gunfire erupted in a park. less than a week after five people were killed add old national bank. president biden reacting to the latest incidents, writing this is outrageous and unacceptable. our communities need and deserve better. david, it is unclear who was behind that shooting. the police chief tells me they have solid leads but is asking anyone with photos or videos of that night to come forward as they continue to investigate. >> thank you. here in new york city, the fbi busting what they say was a secret police station here in new york, run by the chinese government. who they were monitoring and why. here