i want to thank louisville fire louisville, metro e. m s and emergency management, the louisville sheriff's office for the immediate response. they've now been joined by the fbi, atf. homeland security. kentucky state police have requested the louisville office of safe and healthy neighborhoods in this response. this is awful. i have a very close friend that didn't make it today. and i have another close friend who didn't either and one who's at the hospital. but i hope is going to make it through. so when we talk about praying, i hope people will for those that we. are hoping can make it through the surgeries that they're going through. and then we've got to do what we have done these last three years after everything. we've got to wrap our arms around these families. and everybody who needs it. don't be afraid to get some help. our bodies and our minds are not meant. to go through these types of tragedies. and so i hope that all the brave officers stepped into the line of fire. they're worried about one of their fellow officers. we'll

because this is louisville louisville, kentucky, the biggest small town in america.e. everybody knows everybody. we are not seven degrees of separation from people louisville we are one degree of separation from people louisville when we ask what school you went to, we mean high school. i went to manuel high school my mom went to wagner high school louisville is my home. we are hurting this is an unimaginable tragedy for our xhupty as the mayor mentioned, dajim tt is no longer with us josh barrick is no longer with us the woman who was the maid of honor in our wedding, for whom we are the god par

, downtown louisville. exactly where it was, bill has confirmed it was at a location called preston pointe. we were just talking with dan linskey who knows about police work from his time in boston, the officers get to the scene and hear gunshots. we'll find out from them in about 50 minutes from now when they plan to have a press conference about what the officers decided to do at that time. it was around 10:20 a.m. we found out the aggressor had been neutralized and then we get word from the police officer who came out to try to let everybody know that one, they believe the shooting had stopped. aggressor neutralized. unfortunately also word that five people are deceased, six are at the hospital. >> bill: retired nypd lieutenant is on the phone right now. we're just learning it together. dan was trying to help piece things together for us. what is your initial reaction as we get reports of what was considered to be a mass casualty incident and with six dead, another half dozen headed to the hospital, we a

five people killed in the shooting in downtown louisville this morning. s six others taken to the hospital including a police officer. the shooter is also dead. we expect an update as dana and bill just mentioned any moment now on the ground there in louisville. more details expected as the police chief on the ground told reporters earlier that the officers who arrived on the scene quote encountered active gunshots still being fired inside the location at the time they arrived. let's get to nate foye following everything that has happened so far as we await the update from the police. >> what we know right now from louisville police is that five people were killed in this shooting. six people were injured. they have been taken to the hospital. we do not know their conditions at this time. we are hearing that one of the people who was injured is a police officer, one of the responding police officers. the police department, louisville police department say they arrived within minutes of this shooting and the shooter is dead. this happened at 8:30 at an old

motives at this stage when i talk about louisville, kentucky.h you know, you're you're talking about urban police department that is knows how to do this, and they're basically talking about the long investigation ahead. whether there's a federal nexus will depend will will trigger the extent to which the fbi or the u. s attorney's office will be involved. i suspect that this press conference at 11 30, you'll see everyone because we simply don't know yet you'll see local, state and federal entities combined together until they're able to figure out what the motive is. but you know, it is not necessarily true that you say bank and then therefore this is a bank robbery. most bank robberies do not result in these kinds of casualties. not not five dead. this is this is this is something based on my experience this this is probably something else just reiterate the update from law enforcement that just happened at a very brief press conference that happened. five people dead six. at least six others is how it's described. people were transported to t

because this is louisville. louisville, kentucky. the biggest small town in america. we call it louisville, ege. because really, and truly everybody knows everybody. we are not seven degrees of separation from people in louisville. we are 1 degrees of separation from people in louisville and we ask you what school did you go to? we mean high school. i went to manual high school. my mom went to wagner high school. approval is my home. and we are hurting. this is an unimaginable tragedy for our community is mary greenberg mentioned dana eckert passed away last night. a truly lovely woman. jim tut. is no longer with us. josh barrack. is no longer with us. the woman who was the maid of honor in our wedding. and for whom we are the godparents of two of their children called me yesterday from the barracks house and said, i'm with jessica barrick. she hasn't heard from her husband. can you find out if he's alive? i called el npd, and as they did everything yesterday were quick in their response. i had to call back and say i cannot confirm anything. he is not on the list of s

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this is downtown louisville. at least five people are confirmed dead right now six-plus taken to the hospital we also have learned that the shooter is no longer alive that threat has been neutralized, is how police have put it so now there's the big fact-finding that's taking place. we've learned there will be another news conference at 11:30, so about an hour from now. frank figliuzzi, what type of fact-finding is going to be happening in this moment >> there are a couple of things going on, simultaneously, as jim referred to. you've got a crime scene that has to be locked down and processed. at some point when it's deemed safe to do so, you'll see a crime scene team come in it might be interesting to watch who those crime scene folks are in terms of whether they are fbi, meaning someone has said, hey, we have a federal crime here, or whether it's a combined crime scene force or whether it's the local louisville metro police department. that's something to watch for. and at the same time, they're taking identifi

and make louisville safer.e're investing in neighborhoods and in people who have been overlooked for generations, so every child has an opportunity to succeed and pursue their hopes and dreams. we're going to invest more in mental health care. we're working to make universal pre k reality. workforce development initiatives. for young and older adults alike. these are all important. these are all also long term solutions. we have to take action now. we need short term action. to end this gun violence epidemic now so fewer people die on our streets. in our banks. there are schools. and in our churches. and for that we need help. we need help from our friends and frankfurt. and help from our friends in washington, d c. this isn't about partisan politics. this is about life. and death. this is about preventing tragedies. you may think this will never happen to you. never happened to any of your friends. our loved ones. i used to think that. the sad truth is that now no one in our city no. one in our state. no one i

louisville fire and rescue. louisville metro ems. getting to this scene in three minutes. i'm convinced saved other people's lives and i know saved two other of my friends. one i received incorrect information this morning i thought was gone. i started to mourn. now i know he's okay. when i got to see in the er. that while it will take him awhile to heal, it was so good to see my friend, see him there with his wife and know he's still with us. i want to thank ksp, atf, fbi, every law enforcements agency that will bring their entire weight and their entire resources to bear so we know exactly what happened in this situation. there are more first responders than the ones we've listed. the team at u.l. hospital, our first responders, too. the first battle was stopping that gunman. the second is doing everything to keep those that have been wounded alive. i want to say to this good doctor behind me and we worked together through pandemics and now this. but i'm really proud of what his team is doing. i was in a room where one of those families that were worried got an update. i

for louisville and the people of louisville constantly. and they have our thanks from you of our health. i also want to thank my nurses and the emergency department physicians and the emergency department. through all of this. they remained as the professionals that they are. they were able to care for a large number of people coming in severely injured in a very short period of time. we were able to get them to the services they need. now and as of now no one has arrived at the hospital has expired. no, i do not know what the days ahead will be. um, i do know that they are still injured. but i also know that we are all louisville, ians. and it doesn't matter where we come from. it does not matter who we look like. we are all part of louisville. helen p. d. e. m s. you have our health. we are here for everyone. and so i would like to thank everyone who's helped us today. i would like to thank all the well wishes i've received. both personally and from our health care system from around the country. support for people who have been through

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louisville when we ask what school you went to, we mean high school. i went to manuel high school my mom went to wagner high school louisville is my home. we are hurting this is an unimaginable tragedy for our xhupty as the mayor mentioned, dajim tt is no longer with us josh barrick is no longer with us the woman who was the maid of honor in our wedding, for whom we are the god parents of two of their children called me yesterday and said, i'm with jessica.k she hasn't heard from her husband. can you find out if he is alive? i called the police department they were quick in their response i had to call back and say, i cannot confirm anything, but he is not on the list of survivors. she had to tell their two small children that their father would never come home from work. juliana farmer, tommy elliott, my friend, no longer with us because it's louisville, i didn't just know tommy i knew tommy well. his wife even worked with my wife for a time at a company here in town their lives have been forever changed. the people who knew them are forever changed.

i survived five people yesterday in louisville did not survive others were injured. we have an officer who is still fighting for life in his hospital i lost a close friend yesterday. it shouldn't have to take gun violence impacting someone as closely as it has impacted me for people to understand this is everywhere this is too much if you're in elected office, why are you there if you're not going to work together to try to save lives and prevent more tragedy? why are you in an elected office i'm hopeful. i'm hopeful that at least with our elected officials here in louisville regardless of their party, we can work together in the face of this tragedy we can come together. >> let me ask you one more question do we know anything more, can you tell us anything more about this shooter anything that his parents might have said about him? anything about his statement was he getting therapy anything that would help us understand why he decided to buy this gun and kill his colleagues >> i don't have that information at this time we were able to confirm this morning that the

kurtzinger grew up in louisville.. >> we all checked in with each other yesterday. it just brings up, you know, all of the memories and the pain that she went through and her recovery, and so it really has an emotional stress. >> reporter: the survey also found that about a third of parents with a gun in their home keep it loaded or in an unlocked location. ashley kurtzinger suggests pediatricians talk with families about gun storage and gun safety. norah. >> that is very alarming. nikki battiste, thank you very much. >>> one week after former president donald trump was arraigned on 34 felony charges in new york, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg today sued the chairman of the house judiciary committee. in his lawsuit, bragg calls congressman jim jordan's investigation into the prosecution of the former president a, quote, transparent campaign to intimidate and attack his office. bragg is now trying to block jordan and his committee from subpoenaing an attorney who worked on bragg's investigation of trump. jofrd

kirzinger grew up in louisville.> we all checked in with each other yesterday. it just brings up, you know, all of the memories and the pain that she went through in her recovery, and so it really has an emotional stress. >> reporter: the survey also found that about a third of parents with a gun in their home keep it loaded or in an unlocked location. ashley kirzinger suggests pediatricians talk with families about gun storage and gun safety. norah? >> norah: that is very alarming. nikki battiste, thank you very much. today, defense secretary lloyd austin vowed to turn over every rock to find out who leaked classified u.s. intelligence on the ukraine war, as well as national security secrets in the middle east and asia. cbs's catherine herridge now on what investigators are zeroing in on. >> reporter: tonight, defense secretary austin acknowledged the leaked documents were exposed on the web potentially for weeks. >> where exactly and who had access, at that point, we don't know. we simply don't know, at this point.

this time, louisville, kentucky.munity now on edge searching for answers after experiencing a tragedy that could have been worse if not for a rapid police response. >> it is clear from the officer's response that they absolutely saved people's lives. this is a tragic event but it was the heroic response of officers that made sure that no more people were more seriously injured than what happened >> also this hour, access to an abortion drug approved decades ago by the food and drug administration hangs in the balance after a federal district judge's ruling in texas suspending use o

wendy, louisville's mayor wants to take that a step further. he's asking for kentucky law to be changed so that louisville can take some actions of its own on how to reduce the amount of guns in the city. he's also pushing for state law to be changed so guns used in crimes like this mass shooting can't be sold at auction. back to you. >> all right, jarred hill in new york. thanks. >>> another republican could soon enter the race for the white house. south carolina senator tim scott will reportedly announce the creation of an exploratory committee today. in an email to supporters last night, he said he would be making a, quote, major announcement. he'll be in iowa today and new hampshire tomorrow. both are early 2024 voting states. if scott enters the field, he'll face other notable republicans including former president donald trump, former south carolina governor nikki haley, and former arkansas governor asa hutchinson. >>> former president trump gave his first tv interview since he was indicted on 34 felony charges. he talked with fox news' t

let's go to louisville. now. cnn's omar jimenez is near the scene and omar what's the very latest in the investigation? well, jake. we heard from public officials really, for the first time trying to process in real time while also trying to continue leading their communities. we know the shooting happened early this morning around 8 30 or so before the bank had opened. police responded in just three minutes . but even in that time for people were killed before there was an exchange of gunfire between law enforcement. and the shooter and as we understand the shooter was killed by gunfire as you mentioned a 23 year old employee at the old national bank, who police say may have been live streaming the event as it was happening outside. of those killed, nine were taken to the hospital, including a police officer 26 year old nicholas wilt, an officer who had just graduated. from the police academy. we learned from the police department today that he was shot in the head and is in critical condition as the interim pol

louisville is hurting. and you just hear that reflected in his voice in the impact that it's had on the community. i mean, we drove by the bank today before his interview, and you can see it's haunting kind of to see the body camera footage from the officers and the d. c exactly where they were, as the shooter was trying to ambush them, of course in the lobby. but also to hear from the doctor at the hospital, who said they barely had to change their their schedule essentially to deal with the victims of the shooting because they deal with it so regularly and how they feel about it. louisville has had a spiking homicide rate. over the last few years. we've been a violent city. in fact, while this shooting was occurring at the bank, a totally separate and unrelated shooting was happening a few blocks down the street that the police we're having to respond to. i think they they didn't catch the guy when that one was happening, and so violence in louisville has become something of an epidemic , and there's diff

we come from, what we look like, we are all part of louisville, lmpd, u of s, louisville health, were here for everyone i would like to thank everyone who has helped us today, i would like to thank the well wishes i have received personally and from our health care system from around the country support for people who have been through this around the country and know the pain that my team is currently facing, know the pain that the lmpd and ems teams are currently facing and will be with us because as, again, we are all louisvilleians i want to thank everyone for what they do for us every day. we are a wonderful and integral part of this city, and i'm proud to be part of u of l health, and u of l hospital. with that, thank you, and i'll turn it over for questions >> thank you very much, dr. smith. we're prepared to take a few questions from the media >> obviously everyone who had surgery today is still sedated no one is currently awake. it's very early in the process for the information. really the next 24 hours for all involved in this who required an operation are going to be the

our nbc news reporters are covering all of the latest developments, but we want to begin in louisvillend nbc's morgan chesky is there now morgan, what's the latest? what have we learned >> reporter: yeah, chris, very large footprint that's been established by law enforcement around old national bank that is the silver building behind me. that is where authorities say it was around 8:30 a.m. when this gunman that they believe either is a current or a former employee of the bank walked inside and started to open fire. as you mentioned now, four people have been killed, eight others wounded during that shooting, chris, including one police officer who was wounded critically we're told that he was rushed into surgery at a nearby hospital another officer that was also struck is also being treated at a nearby hospital as well. chris, this started what has been a chaotic day here in louisville there has been an unrelated second shooting here as well at a nearby community college that we're also learning about right now. authorities cleared to say this is not tied to the bank shooting we're st

this time of the bank in louisville, kentucky. what we now know about the suspect and the warriors and the kings will meet in an historic nba playoff series. our sports director jason dumas will give us a preview. meteorologist lawrence karnow. what a gorgeous day yesterday. guess friends return yet. that fog is back. what it means for the weekend. >> we'll talk about that >> we'll talk about that coming up. when a truck hit my son, >> we'll talk about that comii had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> developing news now out of louisville, kentucky. a gunman opened fire at a bank this morning killing 4 people and injuring 9 others, including 2 police officers. the gunman was an employee of that bank. he was ultimately shot and killed by police. ryan bass was in louisville and has the latest. >> have a very close friend that didn't make it to that. and anoth

a prconference being held there in louisville.ll bri you any further developments that we get from that. but mary, i want to continue the conversation we are having right now because that is our other main story, the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. you talk about some of the difficulties on the road to where we are today to this 25 years. but again, if you just look at what is happened today, petrol bombs and other missiles thrown at the police. the northern ireland secretary describing peace in the region as fragile and imperfect. i wonder if we can ever feel any hope that we will get to a place where that piece is more permanent, more long-lastin mary: there is a lot of media northern ireland and of course the dissidents want their moment of marching along. it was a small demonstration and not very significant. yes, the peace is fragile and one sentence -- in one sense, a really serious incident and there may be other possibilities of serious incidents, but these are minor in comparison to the possibilities of wha

that louisville bank. the deadly mass shooting, the police video showing rookie officer and the officer training him racing to the scene immediately coming under fire. officer will just 10 days on the job, shot in the head at the bank's entrance. tonight his condition after surgery. his training officer taking down the shooter. authorities revealing the 25-year-old gunman who worked at the bank bought his ar-15 less than a week before the shootig legally. five co-workers killed. tonight what we're learning about them and their families. the devastating loss. trevor alt in louisville. also tonight the terrifying afternoon at another bank. this one in arlington, virginia. an armed robbery suspect taking five hostages, including a child. more on the standoff, how this played out. also developing as we come on tonight, the massive fire, a recycling plant. the images coming in now. authorities now urging more than 2,000 people to evacuate tonight. we have late reporting. the defense secretary tonight answering

she was just recruited back to louisville and old national bank three weeks ago. how do you make sense of that? she just got back there. >> there is no sense to be had. i just feel like that man stole her from us. i don't understand his reasoning. i don't understand why she's gone >> and, maggie, officials, i know, are applauding the heroism displayed by police even after the shooter was down >> yeah, lester, that's right they tell us here yesterday ems agencies were actually short-staffed. so a louisville police lieutenant improvised jumping in the front seat of an ambulance and driving it to the hospital, allowing ems workers in the back to keep caring for a wounded patient. lester >> maggie vespa in louisville, thank you. >>> and there was yet another deadly mass shooting today, this one in washington, d.c., as a new survey shows just how much americans are affected by gun violence. here is gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: as a funeral for a shooting victim wrapped up in d.c. today, gunfire erupted again. one man killed, three others hurt. from workplace violence t

inside old national bank in downtown louisville. officials say 25-year-old connor sturgeon opened fire off his co-workers. he live streamed the attack on social media until officers killed him in a shoot out. all five victims worked at the bank. a manager on a video call with her colleagues watching in shock as they were gunned down inside the bank's first floor conference room. one survivor running from the room when the shooting began. >> he started -- he had a long assault rifle and started firing shots. blood is on me. >> bill: garrett tenney is live in louisville. what will we learn today? >> in the last couple minutes an update from the university of louisville hospital on the status of those who are being treated after yesterday's shooting. we're told that of the five victims who are being treated, four of them are now in stable and fair condition meaning one of the patients who is in critical condition has been upgraded to fair condition and told that that officer who was shot in the head remains in critical but stable condi

louisville is a great community. what i would call the smallest big city in america, where people know each other. we are 1° of separation and people ask you, where did you go to school? they mean high school. this is a community where we are hurting. this is hard and i hope not just in the days to come but the weeks and months to come, that close knit nature of the community is what keeps us together, keeps us healing. geoff: in the press conference, you called on republicans to pass gun reform policies, saying they shouldn't be political, it should be about policy. you are the only democratic congressman representing kentucky. i imagine you have special insights when it comes to working with republicans. what gun safety policies and laws could republicans support? >> i was in the state senate for 10 years. i was in the minority every day. i have worked with republicans every day since being in office. let's listen to our communities. listen to constituents. you heard what dr. smith said as he almost broke down. he

this time in louisville, kentucky downtown louisville, right next to the minor league baseball park there police say a 25-year-old man armed with a rifle shot 13 people at a bank at which he was either currently or very recently employed. four of the people he shot were killed, nine were injured, and of those nine injured three are consi considerered to be critically wounded. because this is what it's like in our country increasely awash in high powered weapons, while the louisville police were responding to that absolutely devastating just catastrophic multiple murder scene at that bank, while they were responding to that call, they got a second call from less than 2 miles away, a call about multiple people shot at a nearby community college, one person dead there as well, one shot and injured. and that shooting is simultaneous with and unconnected to the other mass shooting in louisville less than 2 miles away and then, yes, because this is what it's like now in our country when it came time for the mayor of louisville to talk to his city, to update people on what had happened, to try t

louisville police say their officers likely prevented more deaths. listen here. >> it is clear from the officers' response they absolutely saved people's lives. this is a tragic event, but it was the heroic response of officers that made sure no more people were seriously injured than what happened. >> bill, witnesses say the shooter, a man, walked in with an assault rifle. you can hear several rounds being fired as the workday was just getting started. this happened at 8:30 this morning. we are expecting a press conference at 3:00 p.m. hoping to get clarity on the number injured, and the officer in emergency surgery. we'll see if police share the name of the gunman or more details. >> bill: and the attack personal for governor beshear, he lost two friends in the shooting. >> sandra: emotional governor beshear, said that he had lost someone close to him at the bank and another that had made it to the hospital. the updates on the hospital numbers, bill, have been changing throughout the day. there can be, as we cover these shootings in the past, there

i fly out of louisville airport every week. so i'm in louisville several times a week. know that this city is like many cities in america. they have seen uptick in crime. but, our police are there for a reason. and thankfully, we have well-trained, brave police officers in louisville. >> ainsley: yes, officer wilt ran into the gunfire to save lives and hanging on now. he did have surgery. shot in the head. so everyone pray for him. we are getting news this morning that the biden administration is going to allow the gang of 8 to go through those classified documents that were found at the homes of president trump, president biden, and vice president pence. what can we expect? >> well, i think we all have a lot of questions. i know the gang of 8 has a lot of questions. two big questions that stand out in my mind, why was donald trump treated so differently than joe biden? secondly, from an oversight standpoint, we are very concerned about one document in particular that the president's son emailed to some of his associates on the whole burisma deal in ukraine. we know tha

live in louisville.se we are thinking about these families who all lost loved ones today, and what more do we know about the officer who was shot in the head? of course rushed into surgery. as you pointed out, graduated from the police academy ten days ago. >> yeah, brand-new to the job. officers say he underwent brain surgery. he is now in stable but still critical condition. david, i also spoke with the mayor of louisville. he is going to spend every hour every day of his term working to stop gun violence. he called it his number one priority. >> david: trevor, thank you. word coming in tonight in the political showdown drawing national attention just days after two democratic lawmakers were expelled by the republican led state assembly. one democratic colleague surviving being expelled by just one vote. what just played out tonight, on the floor of the chamber that something be done to protect americans from mass shootings. alex perez in nashville. >> tonight with hundreds rallying in support, moving

because this is louisville. reporter: investigators say the shooter legally purchased the ar-15 rifle he brought to work monday morning. former coworkers say they are stunned that sturgeon who started as a bank intern then got a full-time job would do this. >> never would've thought in a one million years this would've happened. reporter: officers arrived minutes after being dispatched and exchanged gunfire with the shooter, killing him. police say rookie officer nickolas wilt was shot in the head and had brain surgery. it was his fourth shift as a police officer according to officials. >> this is not about partisan politics. this is about life and death. reporter: louisville's elected leaders say it is yet another example that the state and the country need tougher gun laws. >> we know the shooter purchased an ar 15 rifle on april 4. we know that he left a note, we know he texted or called at least one person to let them know he was suicidal and contemplating harm. but we don't have the tools on the books to de

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louisville is a great community. what i call the smallest big city in america were people really do know each other. we are one degree of separation. when people ask you where did you go to school, they mean, where did you go to high school? this is really hard. i hope in the days and weeks and months to come that close-knit nature of the community is what keeps us together and keeps us healing and getting through this grief. geoff: and that press conference, you called on republicans to pass gun reform policies, saying he should not be political, but about policy. you are the lone democratic congressman representing kentucky. i imagine you have special insights when it comes to working with republicans. what do gun safety policies, laws could republicans support? >> i served in the state senate for 10 years before getting elected to congress. i have worked with kentucky republicans and republicans in washington every day since being in office. let's listen to our communities. let's listen to our constituents. you he

cnn's omar jimenez is in louisville for us. omar the body cam video, just released a few moments ago was very revealing and disturbing. yeah wolf police leadership said it's easy to tell an officer to run towards gunfire. it's harder to actually do it, and that's what we saw unfold on this body camera video. it's from the perspective of two of the responding officers, one of whom is still recovering in the hospital in critical condition after being shot, and this video picks up after police actually arrived as they arrive, but after those inside had already been shot. some of them killed a warning to our viewers. some of what you're about to see may be considered graphic. stop right there over the jump. new body camera video shown for the first time tonight. detailing the moments, police encountered the gunman and old national bank in louisville straight through these windows. police arrived just minutes after the 1st 911 call went out almost immediately , engaging in a gunfight and eventually killing the shooter. the officer.

he purchased the weapon legally from one of the local dealerships here in louisville.ve executed a search warrant on his residence and have recovered items and we cannot get into specific details on what we recovered at this time and we want to make sure we provide accurate information. the family deserves that and the community deserves that. we also would like to share that later on this afternoon, we will be releasing body worn camera footage of the ins went. that information at the time will be released to you and the location so everyone will be privy to that information. thank you. >> thank you, chief. we need to acknowledge that a tragedy like this affects everyone. i've already talked about some of our first responders and colleagues in metro government. thanks also to the faith leaders and social workers and mental health professionals who provided comfort and counsel to people in understandable distress. i also want to acknowledge the teachers and parents who had to have difficult conversations with our children throughout our community about this inexplicabl

louisville is a special place. we call it louis village, the smallest big city in america everybody knows everybody. we're really one degree of separation when we ask you here what school did you go to, we mean high school i've known tommy elliott for 15 years or so. a guy who really loved life, who loved being in the mix, who loved getting things done, who loved helping people out because it is louisville and everybody is one degree of separation, my wife worked with his wife for a time, his daughter, claire elliott, was the scheduler for my predecessor and john yarmuth, who held this seat and all the people who worked for him who still work for me in this office, their friend, their co-worker flew home to louisville last night, her hometown, where she no longer has a dad. this is tragic it is really hurting our community. i went to the vigil last night for josh barrick, a guy who is about my age, and, you know, he has two children under 10 years old. he's leaving a wife and two small children behind, just because

you're about to talk to louisville mayor craig greenberg . we're going to not only talk to him, we're gonna have a lot more on the just released bodycam video jake from that bank shooting, the louisville mayor will join us live with his instant reaction to the footage and what it reveals about the police response to this massacre. will also press the mayor for the newest details on the investigation as he continues to make a very emotional and very personal plea for gun reform in the state. it's all ahead at the top of the hour in the situation room, jake all right, i will be watching. thanks so much wolf. we'll see you in a few minutes, right next door in the situation room. until then, you can follow me on facebook. instagram, twitter attic tapper. you can tweet the show at the lead cnn. if you ever miss an episode of the show, you can listen to the lead wherever you get your podcasts once you get your podcast all two hours just sitting there like a like a delicious bunch of buffalo wings in honor of my friend wolf blitzer, who is in the si

david, i also spoke with the mayor of louisville.oing to spend every hour every day of his term working to stop gun violence. he called it his number one priority. >> david: trevor, thank you. would coming into the night in the political showdown drawing national attention just days after two democratic lawmakers were expelled by the republican led state assembly. one surviving being expelled by just one vote. what just played out tonight, on the floor of the chamber that something be done to protect alex perez in nashville.tings.- >> tonight with the hundreds rallying, moving swiftly to reinstate expelled lawmaker justin jones. local officials using their powers to return jones to his seat in their emergency meeting. >> i think there is a message being sent to that we believe in a representative democracy. he was the one that got voted in, so we are going to send him right back. >> voters are frustrated by the attempt to expel them from the tennessee state house after they held a protest on the floor of the chamber with representati

>>> tonight, the terrifying images just released of the louisville mass shooting. police body camera video showing how officers confronted the gunman, who police say ambushed them after shooting and killing five of his fellow bank workers using an ar-15 he bought legally. one officer shot at, and then getting back up to reengage. officers being hailed as heroes for stopping him from killing more people. were there warning signs? and what his neighbors are saying. >>> damage control. new revelations from the leaked classified intelligence documents, putting u.s. alliances in question. the manhattan district attorney sues a top house republican, claiming interference in the investigation of donald trump. >>> the battle over an abortion pill. big pharma pushing back against a ruling, as some states start stockpiling drugs. >>> tough new auto emission standards about to be announced, but will they push more americans to go electric? >>> a big upside of artificial intelligence, detecting cancer much earlier, and predicting when it might strike. >>> and the young bold at

louisville, kentucky, downtown. some sort of stand-off apparently between police and what is considered to be an active shooter. here is the reporting we get from wave reports of an active shooting incidents downtown lieu vie near the old national bank. louisville police asking the public to avoid the downtown area near the intersection of preston and floyd during some sort of shooting investigation. not a lot more information available. all those news outlets working to gather more information as we are as well. if we get something for you and consider it significant we'll hope for the best, right, on this monday morning in louisville, kentucky. we will get you back there as we get more information. >> dana: vice president kamala harris is catching some flak over her trip to nashville friday meeting with the two democrats expelled by the republican-controlled tennessee house over a chaotic gun control protest that happened at the state's capitol. the vice president did not meet with victim's families or surviveals

>> the louisville mayor calls this a targeted attack. the 23-year-old gunman opened fire after 8:30 a.m. it happened in old national bank in downtown louisville. police say four people were killed. nine are injured. police say five were shot including two police officers. one of whom is in critical condition after having brain surgery this afternoon. i believe we have a picture of that officer. you can see him right here. officers responded to this shooting in three minutes including nicholas wilt, the officer that you just saw in critical condition. here's the louisville interim police chief talking about him. >> the officer in critical condition today, officer nicholas wilt. 26 years of age. just graduated from the police academy march 31. i just swore him in and his family was there to witness his journey to become a police officer. >> just heart breaking, kneel. republican senators mitch mcconnell and rand paul of kentucky tweeted their support for victims today. president joe biden called on republicans in congress to pass gun contr

he was a grandfather and served in the downtown louisville development board.was also known to be a huge university of kentucky basketball. a fan. and 57 year old deanna eckert was the final victim to die in this tragedy. she passed away at the hospital last night. now one of the three victims who remain in the hospital today is 26 year old louisville police officer nicholas wilt. he was sworn in just 10 days ago. he remains in critical condition after being shot in the head, but in a sliver of good news, the interim police chief told cnn this morning that there's hope. absolutely still in critical condition, but he's stable, but he's looking better. and so we're hopeful and we'll continue to pray. and we just think you know everybody for all the thoughts that have been sent our way as we deal with this tragedy. officer wilt and two other officers injured in the shooting. they are being called heroes for their quick action in that initial response to the shooting, sarah kate desantis to talk about all of this is keith taylor, adjunct assistant professor at the

i will say everything i heard from them is exactly right. 40 dust in louisville, louisville since the beginning of the year of gun violence outside of mass shootings, but the one piece that was sort of jaw dropping for me was the deputy police chief, humphrey says. the reality that we know now we used to tell communities and people to run and hide and then only fight if you have to. two and i think there's a growing recognition as he said that if you think you have the capacity to stop this, do it. that is the police event. essentially saying , no matter how good we are, we're not good enough against this weapon, and i think that should should cause us all pause, and that's what they were. police responding incredibly, in just three minutes time. of course, we're thinking probably who are recovering in the hospital, including that 26 year old police officer who was so new and fresh to the job. juliette kayyem. thank you. well, that's just in the five louisiana law enforcement officers charged in the may 2019 violent arrest of black motorist ronald green pled not guilty at their arraig