a tragedy that has pierced to the soul of this nation here in monterey park in the san gabriel vallthe het of the asian-american community. dear frie, judy chu, former mayor of monterey park, ngresswoman and chair of the congressional asia-pacific caucus, senator alex padilla, chamon for this community and the entire state, my good friend hilda's police, all elected officials and law enforcement, first responders, faitheaders, community members, all here today who have own up for this community, and i know you always will. to the families of t victims that spent time, i got a chance to speak wh today, and whom vice president harris spent time with a few weeks ago, i am here on behalf of the american people. jim moran with you, to pray with u -- to mourn with you, to pray with you, to let yoknow you are not alone. every case is different, t i know what it's like. i know what it's like to get that call. i know what i's like to be told. i know what it's like to lose a loved one so suddenly. it's like losing a piece of your soul. like a black hole in your chest you feel like you are being

speaking from monterey park california the president also honored the victims of the best shooting that took place in january and acknowledged the heroic actions of brandon site to disarm the gunmen. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of united states. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. please have a seat if you have one. good afternoon. saturday january 1, 2023, lunar new year -- new year, time to enjoy, the dance studio, place of happiness, friendship and belonging. people across backgrounds and generations celebrating their cultural roots and bonding through ballroom song and dance. a place of refuge were immigrants have lived for years, supported new immigrantsra who just arrived, becoming not just friends but family. but as we all saw, a day of festivity and light turned into a day of fear and darkness. a holiday of hope and possibilities marked by whole or inncnc pain. vibrant dances and music replaced by vigils and memorials. 11 souls taken. nine injured. private morning made public. that sense of safety shattered, survivors will alwa

it was here in january at the now closed star dance hall in monterey park . that 72 year old, who con trawn shot 20 people killing the 11 in this asian american community. tron was disarmed at his 2nd dance hall and fatally shot himself as police closed in trans access to a mac, 10 semi automatic weapon allowed him to kill here with speed and efficiency. last year, congress did pass the 1st modest gun restrictions in 3 decades. among other things, they enhanced background checks for 18 to 21 year olds, but they've done little to slow the pace of mass shootings in america. in the past several months, there have been dozens of other mass shootings, killing 20 wanted a school. and you have all the texas 10 black new yorkers and a racially motivated shooting spree at a supermarket in buffalo and 7 at a parade in highland park, illinois. paying tribute to the victims of monterey park bite and renewed calls from major new gun controls, including a ban on military style assault weapons. universal background checks and repeal of the immunity for most lawsuits that co

john hendrick reports from monterey park in california in a town still morning. a recent mess shooting president joe biden offered what little he could for new gun control. the president issued an executive order he can enact alone with limited affect. her name time are executor or direct. my attorney general will take every lawful action possible possible to move us as close as we can to universal background checks without new legislation. the action orders the department of justice to crack down on gun sellers who failed to perform background checks and to pursue former weapons dealers whose licenses have been revoked but still sell. it asks the federal trade commission to issue a report on gun makers marketing to miners, and it asks his administration to find ways to treat mass, shooting scenes like natural disasters and giving federal aid to those affected because our arkansas and the culture of our community. we have been very quiet and we have been kind of neglected. so for us to receive this, a lot of attention and the support that we do to day means a lot

g 0, monterey park. california stock market in asia have rallied after tuesday. slump as worries about a potential us banking crisis begin to ease the collapse of us lenders. silicon valley bank and signature bag triggered a sharp drop in stocks across the region. despite washington's efforts to shore our confidence. but international markets have stabilized while us bank stocks recovered some of their losses before closing on tuesday. south korea is scrapping the last of its corona virus pandemic measures. from monday, people will no longer be required to wear mask on public transport, but masks, or sale mandatory in medical facilities. ah, logan, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera, the u. s. has condemned what he calls a reckless maneuver by a russian fighter jet that brought down one of its surveillance drones over the black sea. russia denies its jets, came into contact with the aircraft. this incident demonstrates a lack of competence in addition to being unsafe and unprofessional. u.

remember those victims, but honored a hero in another mass shooting, the one that happened in monterey park in los angeles county. brandon tsai wrestled the gun from the shooter before he was able to carry out a second attack. brandon was in san francisco tonight and andrea nakano had a chance to speak with him. we know he served as a source of hope for the asian community and beyond. >> reporter: brandon tsay, so many people coming up asking for a picture shaking his han. he was pretty uncomfortable with the attention. he seems like a very humble man that felt like he just did what he did to protect his loved ones. >> i think i am a support for some people who look up to me. i feel i'm proud to be a support icon for them. >> he is a hero. i mean there's no way around that. he saw someone with a gun that was about to attack his community, his people, the people around him and he didn't cower. >> reporter: tsay's life changed during a lunar new year celebration at his family's ballroom. he wrestled a gun away from 72- year-old huu can tran who was trying to continue his shooting spree after

gregory ktvu, fox two news, julie and greg during the visit to monterey park, did the president meet with any of the victims families, julie some of them were actually in the crowd for his remarks there. he also met with them after those remarks in monterey park, saying he would continue to support them. that is part of the executive order in offering support therapy services to those impacted by gun violence. also in the audience today, the young man that is being hailed as a hero for stopping the shooter when he tried to go to a second location in monterey park. alright greg lee reporting for us in the newsroom tonight, greg. thank you. a new poll shows former president donald trump and florida governor ronda sant is very close in a new poll even though the florida governor has not announced whether or not he will run for the white house next year, the president still quiet on his own future plans as he is focused on gun control, a new cnn poll says 40% of republicans backing trump as the gop nominee compared to 36% for the santis. iowa voters recently had the chance to see these t

take a listen. >> president biden in monterey park where in january a gunman stormed a dance hall and shot 20 people killing 11 following a lunar new year celebration. the visit followed biden signing of an executive order which aims to increase the number of background checks to buy guns and promote more secure firearm storage. let's be clear. >> none of this absolve congress responsibility. from the responsibility back to. passed universal background checks, eliminate gun manufacturers. >> the president also praised brandon say the 26 year-old who wrestled the semiautomatic pistol away from the gunman in monterey park saying he saved lives and said congress could do the same by banning assault weapons. finish the job. >> ban assault weapons, ban them again. do it now and do something. do something big. >> the president will also direct his cabinet to make sure that law enforcement agencies understand the benefits of this new law, especially around red flag laws which are intended to temporarily remove guns from people with potentially violent behavior from hurting themselves or some

speaking from monterey park, california the president also honored the victims of the mass shooting that took lace there in january. d acknowledged t heroic actions of the man who disarmed the gunmen. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] pres. biden: good afternoon. thank you. please have a seat, if you have one. [laughter] good afternoon. saturday january 21, 2023, lunar new year. a time to enjoy. a ballroom dance studio, alace of happiness, friendship and belonging. people across backgrounds and generations celebrating their cultural roots and bonding through ballroom song and dance. a place of refuge, where immigrants have lived for years, to support new immigrants who just arrived, not just friends or family. as we all saw a day of festivity anlight turned into a day of fear a darkness. a holiday of hope and possibilitmarred by horror and pain. vibrant dances, music replaced by vigils and memoris. 11 souls taken. 9 injured. private morng, made public. a sense of safety, shattered. survivors who will always carry the physical and emotional scars. fam

vice president kamala harris was in monterey park shortly after the shooting.unman, as you'll remember, killed people celebrating the lunar new year at a dance hall. the deadliest mass shooting in l.a. county history. today's executive order does not really break any new ground. it directs the attorney general to make sure that gun dealers know about new background check laws and asks the ftc to examine how gun manufacturers may market to children. >> former president trump and president biden share something in common. they're both claiming florida governor ron desantis wants to cut your social security. president trump said that while he was campaigning in iowa monday. not clear desantis actually holds that position, for is desantis officially running for president. but claiming the other guy wants to cut your medicare, your social security, has been very potent weapon for both biden and trump when they direct it at other republicans. >> and former colorado congresswoman pat schroeder has died. she led the way for women in congress at a time when there were n

joining us is judy chu whose district including monterey park she will facilitate meetings between the mayor of monterey park what does the president's stop there today mean to the community? >> our community still has a deep hole in its heart, a hole yet to heal. to have the leader of our nation come console our grieving community is just monumental and it will make a difference to so many. to hear directly from him, how much -- how much consolation he wants to offer to them in their grief, in their terrible tragedy, and so, yes, this is very meaningful. >> and how can a ban on high capacity magazines like what the monterey park shooter used make it through congress if the president can't do it? when the party had control of both chambers and it can't be done by executive order? >> these high capacity magazines have no place in our society in fact, this shooter had a semi-automatic pistol and enhanced it with this high capacity magazine, which allowed him to make 42 rounds of shooting in a matter of minutes. and so, these have to be eliminated high capacity magazines and assault weapo

, and also here in california, because two days after monterey park's mass shooting another onered in our state at half moon bay. >> it is a sad normality in this country that you wait for the next one after one happens. at least 100 so far this year. and do you feel that because of the frequency that the nation has moved on from your community, and that it does it too quickly in these cases? >> you know, i think that it is very sobering to think about that there have been 100, actually 100-plus mass shooting incidents since the year has started. i think that is why it is important for president biden to come today to monterey park to console our community and to demonstrate that the community has not moved on to hear the pain that we are going through and to not let the murders that have happened here and since the new year will not go in vain. >> and president biden of course visiting your community today and he is going to announce a new executive order to have the attorney general to at least enforce the background checks for communities going through this and do you conside

a tragedy that has pierced the soul of this nation here in monterey park.an gabriel valley the heart of the asian american community. my dear friend judy cho, congresswoman and chair of congressional asian pacific caucus, senator alex padilla, champion for this community, the entire state my good friend supervisor hilda solis and all elected officials, law enforcement, first responders, faith leaders, community members, all here today. you've shown up for this community, and i know you always will to the families of victims who spent time, i will get a chance to meet with today, and whom vice president harris spent time a few weeks ago, i'm here on behalf of the american people. to mourn with you, to pray with you, to let you know you are loved and not alone. every case is different, but i know what it's like. i know what it's like to get that call. i know what it's like to be told i know what it's like to lose a loved one so suddenly. it's like losing a piece of your soul like a black hole in your chest, you feel like you're being sucked into. suffocating.

john hendern in monterey park, california. well, california has been served by the latest in a series of atmospheric river storms, but the national weather service breaking father, catastrophic floods, emergency crews near the town of barrow close to central california's coastline. a trying to rec, pat brakes in levy which led to the settlement being flooded will an 8000 people had to be evacuated, dozens of rescues that will also carried out the u. s. tech giant mattress and else another huge round of redundancies, cutting $10000.00 jobs matter which owns facebook, instagram and what's up previously laid off. $11000.00 employees in november, ceo mazzocco berg says the company is facing a new economic reality after profit slowed significantly last year. around 5000 support hispanic lee's opposition, leader. as monsanto demonstrating in the car, part of the plan, 3 day protests to show support for the aspiring presidential candidate who faces a libel case that sat to resume this week. nicholas hark has one hour from santa cole

any moment, president biden is expected to speak in monterey park, california, about efforts to reduceun violence. he'll also meet with families and victims from one of this year's many, many mass shootings. we'll bring you the president's remarks as soon as they begin. >>> until then, we turn to money lead. markets closed, moments ago up 334 points as bank stocks rebounded in a stunning turnaround from this time yesterday. the biggest winners specifically today, regional banks at of which are double-digit losses after yesterday. experts feeling more bank failures after two went down over the weekend. today, cnn learned that the u.s. department of justice is investigating the collapse of svb, silicon valley bank, which was the biggest failure since 2008. the securities and exchange commission, we're told is also investigating, according to "the wall street journal." and also boosting new economic confidence, new data has shown that inflation has fallen for the eighth straight month. i want to bring in cnn's matt egan. matt, this has been a roller coaster for the u.s. economy. what does

he knows well as playing the consoler in chief. >> a raining there day in monterey park. thank you so much. >>> the white house has been focusing on the collapse of three banks in the last week let's bring in deputy director of the national economic council. appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. a lot of americans are unsettled by this. a lot of them are wondering who messed up here how did this happen? what's your answer >> thanks to the actions that the administration took over the weekend, americans should feel confident that their deposits will be there if you need them thanks to the actions we've taken, we've seen additional stability in the system. as to how we got to this place, i want to emphasize, that the ceo of silicon valley bank, personally lobbied for looser rules on banks like his. and the trump administration listened that played a role in why we're here today we're acting decisively, to protect american small business and american workers and provides stability to the banking system the president says we went back to fix the rules of the last admi

appreciate you guys. >> it has been a difficult couple of months for the monterey park fire department and the broader community is going to be a long process. obviously, it's been a long process for our full membership. but especially the people that responded that night on both the fire department and our law enforcement side. we we need stand with the community bring everybody together and help the fire department hosting a barbecue fundraiser for the monterey park healing fund which aims to help all those affected by the tragedy that unfolded the night of january. 21st. >> when a gunman opened fire on innocent people at the star ballroom dance studio killing 11. >> one of the last couple of months been like since that terrible you know, you see all those things have been on you don't think that is going to happen here where you live and, you know, this really hit home and trying to do what we can of course, healing from such a horrific attack takes time. our fantastic job that night. however, something you really can't prepare for is mental and emotional impact. it's going to leave

the president is in california and will travel later today to monterey park, the site of the lunar newjanuary when a gunman killed 11 people >>> new this morning, china's foreign minister says three countries are going down a dangerous road joining us from the white house is nbc's kristen welker. good morning what do we know about the president's executive order on gun violence today >> reporter: first, i am told his remarks in monterey park will be somber as he marks the horrific mass shooting in january where he claimed 11 lives, and essentially the focus of the executive order will be in part to shore up background checks and to direct the attorney general to reinforce background checks, and he's mandating better reporting of ballistics data and firearm storage, and particularly notable, of course, as he inches closer to what is expected to be a bid for re-election. look, josÉ, we have to underscore the point that this is an executive order and it only goes so far and has so much teeth. when you talk about action being taken on something like guns, a advocates say there has to be so

plus - gun control measures i monterey park, california. it's the home town o congressman judy chu we'll ask him about it -- i look at the other big storie we're watching this hour o msnbc. jess >> i, alicia thank you. in san diego, eight are dead after two suspected huma smuggling boats capsized saturday night lifeguards struggled to access the beach during the high tide this incident is still under investigation. california is expecting second so called atmospheric river to hit tomorrow, bringin a lot more heavy rain to tha state. more than 90 people were rescued this weekend following a levee break in montgomer county and the spacex crew five mission ended saturday when th dragon capsule splashed down off the florida coast. the four crew members spen five months at the international space station. i'm jessica layton, we hav more american voices after thi break. and homemade barbeque sauce. they're called 'small businesses.' but to the people who build them there's nothing 'small' about them. that's why at t-mobile for business... you'll

all right, well, thank you very much. monterey park california. thank you very much, john hendrick for reporting to us. or as you can see from myrtle bit over the climate there around john hendrick, california has been soaked by the latest in a series of atmospheric river storms with the national weather service producing further, catastrophic floods, emergency crews near the town of haro close to central california. coastline trying to repair breaks in a levy which led to the settlement being flooded. more than 8000 people had to be evacuated. dozens of rescues were also carried out. why did your casara joins me live now from the scene? what sit like their high d? marry him, there was a brief moment of sunshine this morning, but as you can see, the wind is really picking up now all around me because yet another storm system is coming right behind it. another week of rain is with anticipated to fall a top pa her row, and that is very bad news for the people who called this farming community home. they're not here right now. they were all forced to

maryam: thank you so much, john hendren in monterey park, california.been soaked by the latest in a series of atmospheric river storms, but the national weather service predicting further catastrophic floods. emergency crews near one town, close to central california's coastline, are trying to repair breaks in a levy, which led to a settlement being flooded. more than 8000 people had to be evacuated. dozens of echoes -- rescues were also carried out. meta has announced another huge round of redundancies, cutting 10,000 jobs. meta, which owns facebook, instagram, and whatsapp, previously laid off 11,000 employees in november. ceo mark zuckerberg says the company is facing a new economic -- economic reality after profits slowed last year. around 5000 supporters of the senegalese opposition leader are demonstrating in daca -- dhaka. he faces a libel case that is set to resume this week. we have more now from senegal. >> we are in the suburbs of the capital. there is still a crowd trying to get in. we are talking about thousands of people gathered in this m

john henderson, al jazeera, monterey park, california. well, it is now time for sport and his andy, thank you so much. the stars he will, early holland is put in a record breaking performance for manchester city. his good 5 goals are city beat arby leipzig in the last 16 of the champions league. holland has now become the clubs highest ever scorer in a single season. santa hamish triples earling. highland may not have finished this game on the pit. but the manchester city strike made sure he was back on the field at the final whistle to collect the bull. he just put into our b like 6 net. do you 5 times even when i say so, the numbers of this is on the problem with these guys. every time william's court, your 3 goes, will be criticized for the next of his career. this is the reality. what yeah was how many times is a joy guy? and his more in the locker room, always have, you know, it's earling holland. from manchester city. helen's happiness started. it's upward curve in the 1st half of this champions league tie. just we didn't know we ji

john henderson, al jazeera, monterey park, california under, as is expected to break diplomatic ties with taiwan as it moved to open former relations with china, presidency mar, castro says she's instructed her foreign ministry to make the changes under its one china policy. beijing refuses to maintain diplomatic ties with any country that has full contact with taiwan. it seeks a self governing island as a breakaway province that will eventually be re united with the mainland. on the why you from on the, the fact that 181 countries in the world have established diplomatic relations with china. on the basis of that one china principle fully proves a word that establishing diplomatic relations with china is a correct choice. china is willing to develop corporate relations on the basis of the one china principal with all countries in the world, including on during your earth, all you've off. otherwise you don't really motivation for china to develop ties before. juris is to limit tie once international space. they have no intention of implementing any partnership that could be beneficia

details from his trip to monterey park. >> where he signed an executive order to curb gun violence and worse. still tracking that storm. strong winds, of course, widespread damage and outages across the bay area. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will have the latest throughout the night. >> new images just into the newsroom showing the damage from today's strong winds. pictures here from newark where trees came down near home. sand railroad tracks there and trees down just about everywhere. i take a look at this >> the tree came down. also, this is union city, a drone video of the mask. there. yeah. here to soak it all in our kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow the winds are really the problem right now. yeah, very intense. we're talking about that low approaching very closely. the bay area last night and it didn't move right through mendocino just to our north because it was so close to created really a really tight pressure gradient. so those winds have been whipping all around the bay area today. and we've seen some of those gusts, 80, some even some 90 mile an hour g

is issued, an executive order, tightening background checks on firearms, maybe announcement in monterey park, california 11 people was shot dead. you as a do not yet celebration in january for costa is a warning of catastrophic flooding in parts of california hit by a series of storms. emergency crews near the flooded town of our home, the central coast regional, trying to repair damage flood defenses on a swollen river. on $8000.00 people have to be evacuated from the area with dozens of rescues carried out. hydro castro has more. there was a brief moment of sunshine this morning, but as you can see, the wind is really picking up now all around me because yet another storm system is coming right behind it. another week of rain is what's anticipated to fall a top pa harrow and that is very bad news for the people who called this farming community home. they're not here right now. they were all forced to evacuate after that. levy breached on friday, and now they're across the river of that went over its banks and they have been spending the morning just watching, wistfully wondering what has

president biden traveled to the los angeles suburb of monterey park today to sign an executive orderr of background checks prior to firearm purchases. >> this executive order helps keep firearms out of dangerous hands. as i continue to call on congress to require background checks for all firearm sails. [applause] >> norah: monterey park was the site of january's mass shooting, where a gunman opened fire inside a dance hall, killing 11 and injuring nine others. the president also met with family members of victims and first responders to that shooting. some big news tonight, the envienotecon agency is cracking down on toxic so-called forever chemicals in america's drinking water. the agency said no mike set new legal limits for six chemicals t naturally break down and are linked to numerous health problems, including cancer. public water systems will have to check for and reduce the level of these chemicals. the epa says this could prevent thousands of deaths and illnesses. now to our continuing series, "living well." according to a recent wow come cteinteanone study shows our slp ha

. >> reporter: the monterey park gun the victim monterey park gun the victim spoke at the event. he is a symbol of strength and resilience in the asian sort of media coverage or communications, so it is kind of a difficult time. >> reporter: he still was not comfortable with the attention and praise he has received since his act of heroism. during a lunar new year celebration, he took courageous took courageous action and wrestled the gun away from 72-year-old huu can tran. huu can tran. this is an incident that is changing his life. >> there are people who look up to me, and i am proud to be a support icon for them.for them. >> reporter: the rally in san francisco paid tribute to the i shootings at monterey park, which took seven lives. the event was also meant to heal the wounds of those impacted by gun violence on the rise in asian hate crimes. >> i believe in human dignity, and i believe that that has been taken away. >> >> reporter: is a bay area native, she is angered by the cases asian hate, but is inspired by people like brandon. brandon. >> he is an asian man who did a p

. >> president biden was in southern california today visiting monterey park. that's after signing an executive order in an effort to reduce gun violence. he also met with the families of the victims of the mass shooting. >> back in january, kron justine waltman has details now on the president's visit. >> president biden in monterey park where in january a gunman stormed a dance hall and shot 20 people killing 11 following a lunar new year celebration. the visit followed biden signing of an executive order which aims to increase the number of background checks to buy guns and promote more secure firearm storage. let's be clear. >> none of this absolve congress responsibility. from the responsibility back to. passed universal background checks. >> eliminate gun manufacturers. immunity from live. >> the president also praised brandon say the 26 year-old who wrestled the semiautomatic pistol away from the gunman in monterey park saying he saved lives and said congress could do the same by banning assault weapons. finish the job. >> ban assault weapons, ban them a

he announced the order as an event in monterey park, california where 11 people was shot dead by lone gunman during a luna new year's celebration back in january. now the decree directs that the attorney general to clamp down on vendors who fail to carry out proper checks and clarify who qualifies as a dealer. more than a 1000 people have been killed in gun violence in the u. s. this year. today i'm announcing another executive board. no accelerate, intensify. this work to shave, more lives more quickly. first was executive order helps keep firearm out of dangerous hands. as i continue to call on congress to require background checks for all firearms sale, i need to direct my attorney general k. every law for action possible, possible to move us as close as we can to universal background checks without legislation. john hendern has more now from california. the president seeks to enhance background checks by cracking down on or by requiring the department of justice to crack down on those people who are selling guns, but not performing the background checks either because they're doin

. >>> welcome back president biden will head to monterey park, california, today where he's expected for tougher gun safety measures. according to the white house the president will announce an executive order meant to reduce gun violence and increase background checks. it would encourage the federal trade commission to issue a public report on how gun manufacturers market firearms to minors the order would also seek to increase support for those impacted by gun violence the city of monterey park suffered a mass shooting back in january when a gunman opened fire inside a dance studio during a lunar new year's celebration. 11 people were killed and 9 others injured >>> back in washington the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has been release from the hospital after receiving treatment for a concussion according to his communications director, the 81-year-old mcconnell also suffered a rib fracture during a fall last week at a washington, d.c. event and will be spending some time at an in patient rehabilitation facility for physical therapy before he goes home. a mcconnell aide tel

he made the announcement in monterey park, california for 11 people was shot dead 2 in that new year celebration in january us tech giant meta has announced another huge round of redundancies, cutting $10000.00 jobs matter which owns facebook, instagram, and what's up previously laid off. 11000 employees in november, c o. mark zuckerberg says the company is facing a new economic reality. after profit slowed significantly last year. was that sir? bring in jim anderson now he's a tech analyst and also social media sector, lead that glass swing benches. he joins us from new york, welcome to the program. so what do you think is the main factor that's driving these huge job cuts in this social media sector? yeah, i think the 1st thing to remember is that facebook's generate 95 percent of its revenue from advertising. they very much want to branch out and diversify their revenues, but it's a tough time to be an advertising. whether you want to talk about regulatory headwinds or the changes made by apple to preserve privacy, it's just a very difficult market. you add to that the slowing eco

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has issued an executive order, tightening background checks on firearms, made announcements in monterey park, california and nothing people was shot dead during a do that. you, yesterday ration in january i in stock markets have opened high off the cheese days. dip as worries about a potential us banking crisis continue to ease well, the collapse of us lenders, silicon valley bank and signature bank triggered a sharp drop and stalks across the region. despite washington's efforts to shore up confidence. richard, kimberly lived for us now in hong kong. so richard, the, the markets have open, strong as we say, kind of the very latest things of stabilizing here, hong kong stuck his chinese behind me back to regular operations ready after dramatic. 2 couple of days when most asian benchmark stock index is lost, all of the money that effectively generated for their investors just in the space of a couple of days, all the money from this year gains wiped out as a result of investors panicking because of that banking perhaps in the us things stabilizing now, economists and trade, as i speak to say

the president's choice to announce his executive action in monterey park highlights one of the worst ss anuary. yomember a gman shot 20 people killing 11 during lunanew year celebrations at nce hall and moerey park. is is an executive action so its not permanent and could be undone by any future. president. president biden also may be delivering the eulogy for former president jimmy carter, who, of course, has been in hospice care at his home in georgia since february during a democratic national committee fundraiser, the president revealed he'd spent time with t 39th u.s. presidentand said, quote, he asked me to do his eulogy. the 2 have known each other since 1976. that was the year. then senator joe biden became the first elected official outside of georgia to rse jimmy cars bidor the presidential seat. other news this afternoon, pope francis has celebrated at 10 years of his papacy thiseek and shows no signs of ing down. now in recent months, the pope is now backed off from talking about retiring he recently described the pappas ii has a job for life. th86 year-old is the chch's f

order designed to to increase background checks for gun purchases nationwide he's doing it in monterey parka lun noor new year's celebration in january. that was just one of the 110 mass shootings in the united states since the start of the year according to the gun violence archive joining me from monterey park is nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli. he's doing this without congress why? >> reporter: it's really interesting, katy. every time we have one of these mass shootings which unfortunately has become far too often, there's this question of what biden can do. it seems as if he had exhausted what he was able to do on his own author because of the safe are communities act, the bipartisan bill he signed into law after the horrific shootings in eovaldi, texas, the sense is to bring the background check in this country as close to universal as possible without legislation. the way president biden was able to do that, he's directing the attorney general to further clarify what the definition is of being engaged in the business of selling firearms. i spoke with one gun safety gro

and today he was in southern california, visiting monterey park. of course, that's where 11 people were killed in a mass shooting back in january. kron four's justine waltman tells us about the executive order. the president signed. that's aimed at trying to reduce gun violence. >> president biden in monterey park where in january a gunman stormed a dance hallnand shot 20 people killing 11 following a lunar new year celebration. the visit followed biden signing of an executive order which aims to increase the number of background checks to buy guns and promote more secure firearm storage. let's be clear. >> not of solves congress responsibility. from the responsibility back to. passed universal background checks, eliminate gun manufacturer. >> the president also praised brandon say the 26 year-old who wrestled the semiautomatic pistol away from the gunman in monterey park saying he saved lives and said congress could do the same by banning assault weapons. finish the job. >> ban assault weapons, ban them again. do it now and do something. do someth

he made the announcement in monterey park, california where 11 people was shot dead during a luna new year's celebration in january. the death toll from tropical cyclone freddy in malawi, mozambique, and madagascar has risen to 220. the storm had southern africa for a 2nd time in a month last weekend, at least a 190 of the dead were in monopoly. and china is reopening its boldest international tourist. for the 1st time since the coven pandemic broke out 3 years ago, last month, beijing declared victory of a recent surge in the virus. asian stop. markets have rallied. that's his fears. if a potential us banking crisis continue to ease. okay, those are your headlines. nice continues here now, does air off to witness stay with us? unflinching questions is war with were wonder, imminent rigorous debate. people were dying because of lack of treatment like lives don't really matter in the police will join me markham, on hill upright. what al jazeera reagan yesterday well, a to be him, my genuine garcia, traditional actual on what on that is still wrong in the academic goal because she said,

the president is in monterey park right now where he signed an executive order aimed doing just that.reporter hannah brandt has the latest details. >> monterey park, california is a community grieving. the 11 people killed during a mass shooting in january. >> remember and one today? but i'm here with you today to act. >> president biden traveled there on tuesday to announce a new executive order on gun control. the effort is wide ranging and includes measures to increase background checks on gun buyers and promote the use of red flag laws. plus he's taking steps to speed up implementation of the gun safety package passed last year. that will build on the already historic progress we've made during his presidency to try and address this epidemic of gun violence and make our community safer. but even the president says these actions don't go far enough and says congress should do more to crack down on gun violence >> there's something. >> a republican controlled house is unlikely to pass the president's gun control wish list. but democrats aren't giving up on calls for things like univ

on the news, time and time again, i see my own communities attacked from the lunar monterey park mass shooting to the club q night shooting. our schools aren't safe. it's clear that gun violence targets vulnerable people of color and lgbtq+ people. quns a guns are the leading caue of death among children and teens. noah, we need to stop treating shootings like isolated events. it wasn't just one person with a gun in nashville or colorado springs or uvalde. it was a web of corporate greed, insufficient legislation, and hatred. elliott, i'm a senior in high school and i have been directly affected by four separate instances of gun violence in the past year. i was in lockdown during the highland park shooting at the same time my best friend was hiding in a church during an active shooter situation at a concert. our school recently lost a classmate to gun violence. we had a lockdown because of a threat of a shooting. the lack of action is alienating my generation. we are supposed to be the future of our democracy. our experiences of gun violence are more common than instances of legislati

renewing his call for tougher gun control measures almost two months after a deadly mass shooting in monterey parkion address last month, biden called on lawmakers to ban assault weapons. >>> the white house has officially declared today national equal pay day. the day symbolizes how far into the year women must work to earn what men earned last year. >>> and baseball legend and new york fan favorite joe pep i tone has died at 82. he won three gold gloves and played in two world series for the yankees but may be best remembered for his hair and renegade behavior. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> well, tonight, tens of millions of americans across the northeast are in the path of a powerful nor'easter. >>> but first, new questions about how one of america's bigger banks failed and what's being done to avoid contagion even after a second bank collapsed last night. cbs news has learned that silicon valley bank was operating without a chief risk officer for months while

he made an announcement in monterey park, california 11 people was shot dead during a loo net new year celebration in january. to day. i'm announcing another executive order. no exhilarating intensify. this work to shave, more lives more quickly. first, his executive order helps keep firearms out of dangerous hands. as i continue to call on congress to require background checks for all firearms sale. me time. me time i said you are direct. my attorney general would take every lawful action possible possible to move us as close as we can to universal background checks without new legislation. the test all for him. topical sy clearing freddy in, malawi, mozambique, and madagascar has risen to 220. the storm hit southern africa for a 2nd time in a month last weekend is a 190 of the dead were in malawi. that number is expected to rise. this search and rescue operations continue. we hear voice of for the child, chloe. believe me, believe me, been off the opening the door. then we have discovered that we are alone. did we mod alone, ohio? the mud over there is a month. you see, this is a fir