to jacksonville, florida. around this time he was getting out of the air force after this amazing service, late 1959 early 1960, obviously there was tremendous organizing happening throughout the american south at that time for the civil rights movement. for that young man who had been serving his country, he was 23, 24 years old at the time. there was a lot in the air. in february, 1960, students in greensboro, north carolina, had started this new tactic sitting in at segregated lunch counters. that tactic moved from greensboro, north carolina and soon spread all over the south. by august, 1960 it had spread t jacksonville, florida, the home of alton yates. a local naacp in 1960 had a youth council. the president of the youth council was all of 16 years oldf he was a high school student named rodney hearst. the vice president of the naacpc council in jacksonville was this recently discharged hero airman, alton yates. and under their leadership, this high school kid and this recently discharged hero, airman, t

this time, jacksonville, florida. police say the white gunman who shot and killed three black people before turning the gun on himself had swastikas drawn on his rifle. the to hack is a grim reminder of why we called the march a continuation, not a commemoration. no dream dr. martin luther king spoke of the 60 years ago on the national mall cannot co exist along the nightmare that unfolded yesterday afternoon in florida. joining me now, congresswoman ayanna pressley, democrat of massachusetts. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. i must begin tonight with your reaction to the races smashing in jacksonville. as we mentioned, it left three black people dead. police say the gunman was very active posting anti black in antisemitic sentiments and the massacre is now being investigated as a federal hate crime. president biden, who will be meeting with the eking family and civil rights leaders on tomorrow or on the 16th anniversary of the march on washington put out a statement this afternoon saying white supremacy ha

a mass shooting in jacksonville, florida. three are dead after shots rang out at a dollar general store. with now learned the attack was racially motivated. here's what the checks and the sheriff said just moments ago. >> the shooter killed three people before turning the gun on himself. taking his own life. other than the three individuals killed, and the shooter himself, there are no individual people who suffered gunshot wounds. we are not identifying the deceased victims at this time. but i can tell you, there are two male victims and one female victim. all of the deceased victims are black. the shooter had altered several manifesto. one to his parents, one to the media, and one to federal agents. portions of his manifesto is detailed the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate. plainly put, this shooting was racially motivated. he hated black people. >> nbc news national correspondent -- is tracking developments for us in west palm beach. marissa, bring us up to speed. what we know at this hour? >> yeah, a lot of it you he

mass shooting in jacksonville florida. as shots rang out in a store we >> have learned the attack was -- motivated. it is what the county said just moments ago. >> he killed three people before turning the gun on himself, taking his own life. out of the three individuals killed, and the shooter himself, there were no additional people who suffered gunshot wounds, we are not identifying that denise victims at this time but i can tell you that there are two male breakdowns and one female victim. almost all the deceased victims are black, the shooter had several manifestos. one to his parents, went to the media. and one federal agent. portions of these manifestos detailed the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate. plainly put, the shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people. >> and pc news, national correspondent is tracking developments for us in west palm the age, marissa bringing us up to speed, what we know at this hour? >> a lot of it you heard just now, authorities were largely type lit up until the last h

schools, and our shopping centers. >> nbc news correspondent, marissa, joins us live from jacksonville florida, good morning, marissa, what are you hearing in the latest from local authorities. >> katie, good morning, a heavy morning here in jacksonville. the overarching theme, from what we're hearing from authorities is that this was racially motivated and that this was planned out. the shooter had a tactical vest on, hid swastikas drawn on the gun that he had on him. he had messages, racist writings. before we go into some of the details there, i want to set the scene here and provide some context. as you mentioned, this is a predominantly black neighborhood where we are. on the other side of the camera, what you cannot see our homes. this is a very residential area on the other side of this. so, what world so noticing here and what we're talking about is this timeline here. authorities put out a timeline saying he had told his father to check his computer and that his family called the sheriff's office within the hour, the shooting and already begun. this is just for two pm yesterday. you t

let's go to jacksonville, florida now. on that shooting that took place. >>> this afternoon, an individual we have not yet officially identified entered a dollar tree in the area of jacksonville, outfitted with a tactical vest armed with an ar-style rifle and a handgun. the shooter killed three people before turning the gun on himself, taking his own life. other than the three individuals and the shooter himself, there are no additional people who suffered gunshot wounds. we are not identifying the deceased victims at this time but i can tell that you there are two male victims and one female victim. all the deceased victims are black. multiple units responded to this active shooter scene as did fire rescue, our mayor and city leaders. we are still in the very early stages of this investigation so there's a lot of information that we don't know at this time. i will share with you the individual that i've been able to verify. the shooter was believed to have reside in the clay county with his parents. he was involved in a 2

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i want you to take a listen. >> florida state and its people condemn the horrific, racially motivated murders, perpetrated by a deranged scumbag, in jacksonvilleat the dollar general store. perpetrating violence of this kind is unacceptable. and targeting people due to their race, has no place in the state of florida. >> councilman, do you feel like enough is being done in florida, to prevent this kind of racist violence? >> absolutely not. and we've actually done more to perpetuate it. we have set the scene for these kinds of things to happen. i mean, when you look at the facts that we now have. you look at the fact that we are targeting african american education in schools. look at the fact that we are trying to keep diversity education out, and diversity ek -- come against the trans community. we are setting the tone for these kinds of stuff, and it has to stop. equity, and equality means understanding that we can communicate. we may not all worship together, or do the same, thing be in the same place. but what we can do is learn from each other. and when we have this kind of divisive rhetoric, this is exactly what happens. >> you know cou

bailey hailed a hero for chasing off the gunman who later opened fire at a dollar general in jacksonville, floridawaters university, florida's first historically black college. >> he could have gone anywhere. it's not just happenstance, not on a whim that he chose to come to florida's first historically black college and university. >> reporter: according to sheriff t.k. waters, police haven't found any evidence that he intended to attack the university. >> there were students that stopped me in that parking lot and advised that there were gunman. >> reporter: the shooter drove off after being reported by bailey. >> we preach the same saying every day, you see something, you say something. the students saw, they said. i was able to approach that vehicle. i was sad. that is indeed tragic. >> reporter: the scene now marked by flowers and crosses, a community grieving three killed saturday in the racist attack. >> he hated blacks, and i think he hated just about everyone that wasn't white. he made that very clear. >> reporter: now more information about the gunman identified as 21-year-old ryan palme

this time, and jacksonville florida. police say yesterday that alone white man opened fire inside a dollar general store in a predominantly black neighborhood, killing three people before taking his own life. the local sheriff calling the attack racially motivated. >> the shooter had off for third several manifest, as one of his parents, one to the media, one to federal agents. portions of these manifesto see tailed to shooters discussing ideology of hate. finally put, the shooting was racially motivated, he hated black people. law enforcement is advising that the shooter used a glock handgun and an ar-15 semi automatic rifle in the attack. at least one of the firearms had been painted with a swastika. investigators also believe he may have been inspired by a shooting that took place in jacksonville five years ago to the day. one another gunman opened fire during a video game tournament in the city, killing two. the fbi is now investigating saturday shooting as a hate crime. nbc news correspondent, marissa parlow, joins

and three people are killed in a racially motivated shooting in jacksonville, florida.e'll have the latest on both stories. >>> another first for the american presidency last week, a booking photo of former president trump after he was charged, along with 18 others, with conspiring to overturn the 2020 election results. >> we did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. everybody knows it. i've never had such support. >> trump may be right about that support, as his campaign says they brought in more than $7 million thanks in part to mugshot merch. his competitors -- >> please raise your hand if you would. >> most, including former vice president mike pence, say they'd support him for president, even if he's convicted. we'll talk to pence, along with former new jersey governor chris christie, who feels much differently. >> someone's got to stop normalizing this conduct. >> have you seen donald trump's mugshot yet? >> i did see it on television. >> what did you think? >> handsome guy. >> we'll have analysis and talk about the complicated legal calendar with our political pane

>> in jacksonville, florida, thank you. turning now to the list of elements in the criminal racketeering case against donald trump, and 18 others in fulton county, georgia. yesterday, a lawyer for john eastman told nbc news that they are likely to move for a speedy trial in the coming days. if they follow through with that, it would make eastman the third trump lawyer connected to the fake electors scheme to pursue that strategy. after attorneys -- filed the same motion last week. meanwhile, back in georgia, fulton county district attorney fani willis is facing scrutiny from local republican officials. and a new state law could make it easier for them to discipline or even remove her from her post. back in, made the georgia governor brian kemp signed a bill that the prosecuting -- kemp was a big supporter of the law, and so what states lieutenant governor bert jones, this guy. i don't know much about him, but it says he's interesting character. he's been invited, indicted, let me put this clearly. he's been identified as an

a white man fatally shot three people inside a jacksonville florida dollar general store in a predominantly black neighborhood in attacking the local sheriff is now calling racially motivated. >> the shooter killed three people before turning the gun on himself and taking his own life. other than the three individuals killed in the shooter himself, there are no additional people who suffered gunshot wounds. we are not identifying the deceased victims at this time, but i can tell you that there are two male victims and one female victim. all of the deceased victims are black. the shooter had offered several manifestos, went to his parents, went to the media, and went to federal agents. portions of these manifestos detail the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate. playing the puck, the shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people. >> the shooter then turned the gun on himself and shot himself. no under individuals were injured in the attack. the suspected shooter according to police since manifestos the detailed racial hatred to law enforcement, to media outlets, and his parents.

a white man fatally shot, three people in suffolk jacksonville, florida. dollar general store. and a predominantly black neighborhood. he attacked a local sheriff, racially motivated -- >> people killed four people before turning the gun on himself. taking his own life. other than the three individual scales, and the shooter himself, there are no additional people suffering gunshot wounds. we are not identify the deceased victims at this time. i can tell you, there are two male victims and one female victim. all of the deceased victims are black. the shooter had all heard several manifesto's, one to his parents, one of the media, and wondered federal agents. portions of his manifestos detail of the shooters disgusting ideology of hate. bluntly put, this shouldn't was racially motivated and he hated black people. >> the shooter then turned the gun on snow himself and shot himself. no other individuals were injured in the attack. the suspected shooter, according to police, saint manifesto's detailing racial hatred to law enforcement, to media outlets, and to his parents. the fbi

>> isabel rosales, live from jacksonville, florida. >> for more to discuss is the president of the jacksonvilleter of the naacp because, boris, as you say there is a lot to discuss. isaiah, can you tell me how the jacksonville community is doing? >> good morning. glad to be here. i mean, we are holding on as best as we can, but this was a very sad, dark day in the history of jacksonville wherein this racist, white supremacist came into our community, attacking people of color, killing three. it's a very sad day and something needs to be done as it relates to sensible gun laws and gun control in this country. we saw buffalo, we saw south carolina, the jewish community, now jacksonville. five years ago we had this same issue with another mass killing. i mean, we are holding up, we are doing as best as we can under the circumstances but it's a dark, disheartening day in our city. i drive by this store probably three to four times a day, i know exactly where it is, i i've been in it several times. for someone to come into our community, target african americans and then kill them and murder them is

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amy: vigils are continuing in jacksonville, florida, after a white supremacist gunman fatally shot three black people at a dollar store saturday. we will get the latest and look at another incident of racial violence in jacksonville 63 years ago this week, klansmen armed with wooded ax handles attacked peaceful civil rights activists who were trying to re-segregate the lunch counters. the day became known as ax handle saturday. >> human ponds, white males in confederate uniforms handing out x. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a federal judge in washington, d.c., has set march 4, 2024 as the first day of former president donald trump's criminal trial for plotting to overturn the 2020 election. trump's lawyers had argued the trial should be delayed until april 2026. instead, it is set to begin one day before super tuesday presidential primaries. meanwhile, trump's former white house chief of staff mark meadows testified before a federal judge in georgia monday as part of an effort to move his trial from st

i wonder how, right now, a student body would learn about this moment in jacksonville, florida. d not likely learn about the hate crime that took place in florida, given the tensions on how one can teach about race in america in florida. >> that's brilliantly or tick l articulated. why? because he stated when he signed that, quote, anti-woke bill, i'm not anti-you teaching the slavery. i don't want you to call a relationship between the past and the present. what we saw manifest in jacksonville, florida, was the haunted past, asserting itself with lethal intensity in our present. the bigotry and the hatred of a young white man. not an elderly man. a young, white man. that means the pathology of racism is producing itself with frightening frequency. we wouldn't be able to talk about it or speak about it. he doesn't want to make, our children, white children, uncomfortable. there's no true education without discomfort. unless you're uncomfortable with your ignorance, you will never learn. instead of learning the so-called skills that enslaved people learn, talk about the skills tha

new details about a racially motivated attack in jacksonville, florida.acksonville sheriff says all three victims, two men and one woman, were black, ranging in age between 19 and 52. the sheriff said the 21-year-old shooter, who was white, legally purchased the weapons used and legally possessed them and left behind writings ahead of the attack. >> they were legally possessed. there was nothin

eric: we are following developed mass shooting in jacksonville, florida.ing for people been shot dead this afternoon. this occurred at a dollar general store. they also say the shooter, the gunman was a barricade in that store for a while is also dead but we are right now waiting a press conference to get the latest update on what happened there. will be talking from homicide detective ted williams in just a moment about that. but meanwhile let's turn to sports for a second what could be messi mls debut tonight didier jersey area lots of attention for this. cb cotton' is life at the red bull arena in new jersey work folks are shelling out hundreds of dollars to try to see messi when the game starts. heisey b. >> hi eric that is right. excitement continues to mount it red bull arena for tonight square off between the new york red bulls and enter miami. you mentioned global soccer superstar messi could make us regular season debut. people have been paying big bucks for this opportunity to see him play from joy now vice maga soccer fans. he will come over you

have a great fox news alert america jacksonville, florida mastered a result a number of fatalities ffor good evening i am john scot and this is the fox report. ♪. jon: jacksonville fire address using four people were killed in the shooter is dead. the mayor told local networks the shooter apparently barricaded himself in a dollar general store. bryan llenas is live with more. >> john, good evening but we are so awaiting an update from jacksonville sheriff's office. they are about an hour late on that update. food read the latest information if we get it. but as of right now, what we do know is jacksonville fire and rescue confirm with fox news that four people are dead in a mass shooting event at that dollar general store in northwest jacksonville. a shooting that began about 1:1. the player d layer describing tt who is dead as a white male who barricaded himself inside that dollar general store. there was a massive police response including the swat team. the dollar general store is located less than a mile down the road from edward waters university private historically black christia

a mass shooting in jacksonville, florida. -- tell nbc news there multiple fatalities at a jacksonville dollar general store. a short time ago, the jacksonville sheriff's office confirmed the shooter is among those dead. right now, we are awaiting a press conference from jacksonville authorities, including the mayor, as soon as that begins, will bring it to life. we have a few other details tonight, we'll hear what a witness on the scene said just moments ago. [inaudible] >> every time i hear about a mass shooting -- a try to think about -- you [inaudible] [inaudible] >> joining us now, msnbc law enforcement analyst and retired special agent -- we are waiting to hear more from officials at a press conference will he get very soon. we can confirm the shooter is dead. your top line reaction to what we are watching unfold in jacksonville. >> i think initially, alicia, the preparation reports that the shooter put on body armor at a nearby college, and then traveled to the dollar store where he shot the people, and then he barricaded the guests in the jacksonville sheriff's office for a peri

fatalities after a gunman storms a dollar general store in jacksonville, florida. in oklahoma, shots fired at a high school football game. >>> also tonight, heat alert. 17 states sizzling this weekend. while winds fan wildfires across the west a and south.. we'll haveve the forececast. >>> new details about the missing on maui, as recovery efforts intensify. >>> in ukraine, battlefield breakthrough. >> tonight, the ukrainians are hopeful their counteroffensive is finally making progress. >>> plus -- marching on washington. 60 years later. >> i'm at the lincoln memoriam, where thousands gathered to honor dr. king's dream. >>> and later, a summer tour like no other. this mobile clinic helping people and their pelt pets in communities across the west. >>> this is the "cbs weekend news." from new york. >> good evening, i'm scott mcfarland. adriana diaz is off. we begin with breaking news in jacksonville, florida, where there are multiple fatalities at a dollar general store. michael george is tracking developments. michael? >> reporter: scott, good evening. law enforce

. >> a dollar general store in jacksonville, florida has become a crime scene after a shooting spree it local sheriff's office coles racially motivated. they say a white man turned at gun on three black people, killing them, before turning it on himself. they detailed a manifesto that was sent to local law enforcement as well as local media, even his, unparalleled in his desire to kill black people. using the n-word several times. this press conference was illuminating and disturbing. they also could help swastikas draw on guns that this trigger was carrying on his body. still so many questions and native answering but nonetheless a community left grieving for yet another gun violence tragedy. >> all right, nbc news correspondent --, thank you for that. let's bring into the conversation jim kavanaugh, msnbc terrorism analyst who's joining us on the phone. also with me, eddie glug junior, msnbc political analyst and chair of the african american studies department at princeton university. jim, i'll start with you. authorities are not identifying the suspect just yet. they did reveal t

classrooms in florida, i wonder how, right now, a student body would learn about this moment in jacksonville floridahat one likely could not learn about the hate crime have been committed, perhaps, that took place in florida given the tensions that were outlined with how one can teach about race in america in florida? >> yes, that is brilliantly articulated and it would be extremely difficult. why? because the governor explicitly stated when he signed that, quote, anti-woke bill, that i'm not against you hinging slavery and the like, i just don't want you to draw a relationship between the past and present. yet, what we saw manifest in jacksonville, florida, it was the living haunted past asserting itself with lethal intensity in our present. the bigotry and hatred of a young white man, not an elderly man, a young white man, which means the pathology of racism is reproducing itself was frightening frequency. so we wouldn't be able to talk about it, we wouldn't be able to speak about it. he said he doesn't want to make, the governor, our children, or white children uncomfortable. there is no true edu

florida. the mayor of jacksonville saying, quote, there are a number of fatalities. new images just in to us. >>> the new tropical threat targeting the gulf of mexico. parts of florida under a state of emergency as tens of millions of americans remain under heat alerts this weekend. when the south could see relief at wildfires rage in louisiana. over 38,000 acres burned. >>> we're saying good-bye to the legendary bob barker. the former host of the "the price is right," the animal rights activist passing away at 99. we look back at his life as we hear from those who knew bob best. >>> spain's soccer chief suspended for 90 days by fifa. the latest fallout from the kiss that star player jennie hermoso says was not consensual. refusing to step down. >>> ukraine forces advancing in the south. a key area in its line of defense as new tragedy comes in. three pilots dying after a midair collision, now possibly setting back ukraine's efforts to fly the f-16s. >>> the march on washington turning 60. a new wave of support. thousands gathering to walk in those same steps taken de

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jacksonville. a freshman florida congressman maxwell frost, who does not represent jacksonville, made gun laws a keycampaign, and spoke with my colleague jen psaki earlier, on msnbc. >> we just found, out a little over a year ago. that now the leading cause of death if you have a child -- and god forbid they were to die, the most likely reason is because of a bullet. and i think that's a shame, and a failure in one of the most resourceful, and when the most rich countries on the face of the earth. >> i'm joined now by congressman -- a democrat from virginia, who is an outspoken advocate for new gun. lots he is also a member of the house oversight committee. so congressman, thank you for being with us, albeit on a very tragic day for the. country you've been a cosponsor of several pieces of gun legislation, what is your reaction to yesterday's shooting in jacksonville? >> you, know i think it's a moment of reckoning for our country, with respect to guns. we have been in thrall to the nra, and gun manufacturing madness, so the answer to school shootings's arm teachers. we come up with slogans that gun

a >>> and now to that deadly hate crime shooting in jacksonville, florida over the weekend.n opening fire at a dollar general store, killing three people, all black, before turning the gun on himself. disturbing new details and remembering the lives lost. here is abc's alex presha. >> i have no doubt in my mind that she is in heaven. she is resting in peace. but it wasn't her time. >> reporter: her mother's life cut short. arbery carr has chosen strength and resilience in the face of immeasurable loss. angela carr, the first victim killed in saturday's mass shooting in jacksonville, florida. >> she died alone. she died alone. and that hurts. and i don't care what we've ever been through, that's my mom. that's my mom is gone. but i have to be strong because i'm the oldest. if i don't, she'll never be remembered. everything that she stood for and was here for will be in vain. >> reporter: once again, a community heartbroken, gathering in the aftermath of gun violence and racism in america. >> i'm sick and tired of being sick and tired. >> reporter: after a white gunman waited

a white gunman in jacksonville order -- florida went on a shooting rampage. black americans were murdered in cold blood. racist violence today harkens back to the church bombings and the cross burnings. that same town, five years earlier, another five young blacks were killed. law enforcement has opened a federal civil-rights investigation. as a possible hate crime. and an act of domestic violent extremism. it clearly is. we know this as we made clear in my inaugural address area did white supremacy is a poison. it has been allowed to grow faster and faster in our communities. the intelligence community has determined that domestic terrorism and white supremacy is the greatest terrorist rep we face in the homeland. we have to act. after the racist mass shooting in buffalo last year, i got an opportunity to meet with everyone. they helped us post the united we stand summit. here at the white house. we made it clear that america is the most dynamic nation in the history of the world. all of us need to take this as personally as we can. eight will not prevail in

news that a white supremacist gunman had shot dead three black people at a store in dollar jacksonville, florida. >> this is a dark day in jacksonville's history. the hate that motivated the shootings free as an additional layer of heartbreak. amy: we will speak to the prize winning journalist gary younge about racism in america, gun violence, and the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. then the city of white plains, new york, has agreed to a $5 million settlement with the family of kenneth chamberlain, a black 68-year-old former marine who was shot dead by police in his own apartment after he -- they came to him for a wellness check when he accidentally triggered his medical alert pendant. we will speak to his son kenneth chamberlain, jr.. >> i think people are coming together and they are saying summary executions of unarmed black men, women, and children is no longer going to be tolerated. i mean, crimes against humanity for decades. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in jacksonville, florida, a g

investigators believe a deadly shooting in jacksonville, florida, was racially motivated.general and opened fire. he targeted black people, killing two men and a woman before killing himself. they say one of the his guns was painted with swastikas. the fbi has launch add civil rights investigation and says it will purr saw the shooting as a hate crime. >>> former long time host of the price is right bob barker died. he hosted the game show for 35 years, winning 19 emmy awards and a lifetime achievement award. barker was known for being an advocate for animal welfare issues reminding people at the end of every show to have their pets spayed or newters. bob bashlger was 99. >>> and now to southwestern louisiana where mandatory evacuations are underway as wildfires continue to burn out of control in the town of mayorville. officials say extreme heat and strong winds are expected to fuel the flames again today. around 20 structures have already been destroyed. the winter weather advisory says these are some of the worst fire conditions louisiana has experienced in decades. off

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please in jacksonville, florida, are investigating the shooting by the whites of silence was originally motivated, hate crime, the barricaded himself inside the store. with a high powered rifle and pistol, the stones off and did when he shot himself. the clay county sheriff's office who has been assisting our agency with the investigation, received information after the shooting that the shooter had offered several manifesto of one to his parents. one to the media and one of the federal agents portions of these manifesto detail. this is a disgusting i ideas you have. he finally put, the shooting was racially motivated. any hidden black people. thousands of people have come every to the 16th out of us, 3 of the march on washington dc, the lincoln memorial. the protest in 1963 was assessing for months and if the king's journey is famous, i have a dream speech. it was also a major movement in the country civil rights movement. does heidi direct, castro explains? they came to remind the world that in the united states, the flight for racial equality is still far from over retracing the foot

. >> first, chilling new video from jacksonville, florida. the shooter seen entering a store before opening fire. three victims killed in what's being investigated as a hate crime. new information about the young man behind it, including swastikas found on one of his guns. first spotted at a historically black university nearby, a security guard forcing him away. alex presha reporting from jacksonville. >>> also developing, that dangerous storm taking aim at florida's gulf coast. residents stocking up on supplies. and filling sandbags. tropical storm idalia gaining strengths. when and where will it hit? >>> plus, the record breaking heat in the south and raging wildfires in louisiana. somara theodore timing it all out. >> the deadly crash overseas. three u.s. marines killed when their osprey went down in military exercises in australia. new questions about the aircraft's safety after five deadly crashes in just over a decade. >>> as millions prepare to travel for labor day, a new report finding nearly 5,000 pilots under investigation for alle

florida peninsula. gainesville to jacksonville, tallahassee, you also have the potential for destructive winds from this important developments there. we also want to note that governor ron desantis and the florida division of emergency management will be holding a press conference at the top of the hour with the latest updates. we'll keep you posted on that, as well. >>> all right. experts are warning travelers to brace for a very busy labor day weekend. that traditionally marks the end of summer, of course, and that's the end of the travel season, and international travel is expected to be much higher this year. cnn's pete muntean is joining us live from washington dulles international airport, where i'm pretty sure you live. so. we know this is the end of the summer travel, what should travelers do? i don't know what bracing for anything means, but it feels like you just stop in your tracks. what should travelers expecting this labor day weekend? >> you know, sarah, i was even a bit surprised by this, because labor day is kind of a driving road trip holiday, but even the road trip kings, aaa, say tha

the community of jacksonville, florida read the loss and multiple vigils on sunday. one was held at a historically black university, one kilometer from the shooting scene policing. the shooter 21 year old ryan palmetto or had driven to the university 1st. they say he stopped at a parking lot, or he donned a bullet proof, vest mask, and rubber gloves. campus security guard spotted him and told him to leave. he did, and the guards alerted police. 10 minutes later. palmetto was seen in surveillance footage, opening fire on the 1st victim who was inside her car parked outside the dollar general store. then he walks through the door and kills to others before killing himself. anyone who enters into a store and does just a perfectly innocent people, one doing his job. a couple of customers is baffling to me is very difficult for me to watch. and i've seen a lot over 32 years. police, a po matters manifesto, discovered by his father, who quickly alerted the authorities, detailed a hatred for black people. he had no criminal record. the police visited him in 2016 for a fight

. >>> the racially motivated shooting in jacksonville, florida. a 21-year-old white man accused of killing three with an ar-15 style rifle. what they have now discovered about him already, and florida's governor ron desantis booed when he showed up to make comments in the community. >>> in new york city at this hour, on the upper west side of manhattan, four members of a family dead, including two young children found stabbed to death. authorities on the scene at this hour, what we've learned. >>> the three u.s. marines killed during a training mission in australia. we have learned their names tonight. and newly obtained audio from air traffic control, just moments after the or pray went down. >>> there is news coming in tonight about elton john after a fall. >>> simone biles making history tonight. >>> and what happened 60 years ago today? words that echo across the nation. >>> good evening, and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we do goint with the u.s. bracing for a major hurricane. up to a category 3 hurricane or more. a

we begin with new information about the racially motivated attack in jacksonville, florida. three people were shot dead inside a dollar general store yesterday by a gunman who police say acted on a disgusting ideology of hate. the jacksonville sheriff held a press conference just moments ago. listen in. >> good afternoon. i'm here to provide the public with an update of the currently available information regarding yesterday's tragic shooting. homicide detectives have been working around the clock to gather information and evidence. there's still a great deal of work to do before the investigation is completed. this briefing is only a recitation of verified information. i want to begin by honoring the three precious lives lost yesterday, angela michelle carr, 52 years old, a.j. le gary, jr., 19 years old and gerald deshaun ghalioun, 29 years old. yesterday homicide detectives completed the next of kin notifications. we continue to pray for the loved ones and those who were lost through this maniac's acts of senseless violence. the office of the medical examiner positive ident

let's go 3 black people in the us police in jacksonville, florida. are investigating this using by the want to say let into the racially motivated, hate crime that he barricaded himself inside the store with a high powered rifle and pistol. this done defend it when he shot himself to clay county sheriff's office who has been assisting our agency with an investigation, received information after the shooting that the shooter had offered. several manifesto once who his parents, one to the media and one of the federal agents portions of these manifesto detailed the suicide disgusting id hours. you have, he finally put, the shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people. the people in this community, they are hurting and, and they have every right to, you know, this, this makes no sense. i am very, very angry. right now. the motional. you know, we got kids in this community saying all of this, and this is unnecessary. you know, it's just that we can't, we can't even walk on the sat was we're not safe in any store. douglas loan is the 1st vice