we need the -- nashville. we need the facts mr. president. we need to know about the premeditated crime. we need to know what this shooter did and intended to do. we need to know about the influences, what kind of violent rhetoric motivated this shooter, were there others involved? this contagion of hateful rhetoric and violence must not be allowed to spread, mr. president, and that is why we need all federal resources according to federal law devoted now, on the ground in nashville to get the facts and to stop the violence from spreading further. and i call on this body, every member of this body, to condemn in the clearest of terms this hate crime against this community in nashville. today i will introduce a resolution explicitly condemning this massacre as the hate crime that it is and calling upon this body to condemn hateful rhetoric that leads to violence, hateful read rick against religious -- rhetoric against religious believers, religious institutions, cllings communities that leads to violence. this is a tragic fact. it has happened

located in the upscale green hills community of nashville. so not the type of area or school that you would expect something like this to happen. clearly a shock to the surrounding community and certainly to the parents of the school itself. children were evacuated from the school. we saw them being transported away on several yellow school busses, bringing them to reunification center set up at woodmont baptist church two miles away from the school. parents are being told to meet their children at woodmont baptist church. 2100 woodmont boulevard. nashville district attorney has requested assistance from the tennessee bureau of investigation. tbi is sending special agents and additional personnel to the scene to assist local authorities with that, both tbi and local police say there is no current threat to public safety, obviously, because of the responding officers taking out that shooter and it appears, i believe, that this person who opened fire on the school acted alone. but we expect to hear further details in a news conference shortly,

a nashville resident. there were multiple officers who went into that building responding to the gunfire, but the police department says two officers in particular who entered the building going to the sounds of the gunfire actually engaged the shooter on the second floor and those two officers fatally shot her. so, we are gradually getting more information, we expect a news conference a little bit later today. police still working on a positive identification of the shooter who is dead, also a total of six victims of the shooter dead. three of them children, three of them adults, all of the adults were staff members, two of them transported to the hospital and pronounced dead at the hospital and a third staff member pronounced dead at the scene. sandra and john. >> sandra: jonathan serrie with the latest. check back in with you shortly. john. >> john: now to david spunt at the justice department on what he's learning from federal officials. we understand the local branch of the atf is involved, david. >>

out of nashville. good morning, everyone. poppy is off. john and i are here as you heard there from the police chief. he's describing a horrifying scene played out at an elementary school in his city yesterday for 39 year olds and three school staffers were murdered. overnight police released new video disturbing video of the shooter entering the school, and we have new information just in to cnn that the shooter had actually reached out to someone on instagram moments before. also this a crucial witness in the donald trump hush money case testifies again. david pecker, the former publisher of the national inquiry appeared before the grand jury. for the second time, those jurors set to meet again tomorrow. and at least 39 people have been killed in a fire that swept through a migrant detention center in mexico. we have new details coming in. but we start this morning, tracking the several overnight developments as we are getting new details out of nashville, where that school shooting took place, inclu

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dallas parker live in nashville. thank you. >> well, we of course, are getting more reaction about that shooting in nashville, including locally. >> state leaders are speaking out about this tragedy. kron four's justine waldman joins us now live from our newsroom with that part of our coverage. just 18. >> ken and pam communities in nashville, as we're hearing are shaken tonight after this deadly shooting took place at an elementary school. and according to data from the gun violence archive, today's shooting mark, the 120th mass shooting in the u.s. so far in 2023. governor gavin newsom tweeted this out today saying we call ourselves the land of the free yet our kids and teachers are gunned down in schools and forced to live in fear of being killed while being educated. what kind of freedom is that? this isn't going to stop until we come together to pass basic gun safety laws in our nation. california senator alex padilla also pushing for more gun control saying in part, quote, gun violence is the leading cause of d

kendra bologna from nashville fire. fire department crews are dispatched for active shooter incidents as well for medical support, but also for an rtf response, which is a rescue task force response to go in alongside of em. npd response. our crews are right there on the scene to provide medical aid to any survivors, but also be there for victims so that we could try lifesaving efforts in this case. so we went in as soon as it was safe for our responders to do so to try to provide life saving efforts for those that were impacted by this incident and this tragedy, our crews were able to be on scene to pull out those that had viable signs of life, those that were still showing the option for to be saved, and we did make transport of three individuals and three children and then. two adults that were taken from the scene. our crews then set up a reunification unit. that reunification unit is at 2100 would martin boulevard. that's where parents can go to be reunited with their children. all of the remaining students were ab

nashville is on central time. it happened, at least around 10 o'clock or so but again, what we know is that there was an active shooter event. that is how the nashville fire department excuse me. the national the nashville police depart. ointment is characterizing this police saying that the shooter is dead. after the shooter engaged with police. we have no more information on the shooter of this was a student or had any ties to the school. but again, you are looking at live pictures there on the scene in nashville , tennessee, and we're talking about an elementary school were little children. preschool aged children attend the school three, maybe four years old abbey, but this is what we know multiple patients being treated. according to nashville fire and look, once we get more information will get a tuber right now. as you see, it is an active scene. abby and parents are being told where to go to reunify with their children. but this is, of course, a nightmare for all parents and a nightmare for this nation onc

this time in nashville. i know you as a mom, your two boys, you keep thinking about how those parents couldn't tuck their kids into bed last night. i can't get my mind off the image of this reunification center. and they have no other choice than to wait in agony to see if their kids made it out. >> it's not like you can prepare kids that young for the potential that they have may have to endure. >> i went from a natural disaster to yet another manmade disaster. here we are again. we're coming up on the one-year anniversary of uvalde where i was on the ground there as well after yet another school shooting and three more children have lost their lives here in national. three faculty members as well. at the school behind me, a makeshift memorial growing as we speak and preparing your children. you see the picture right here. how do you prepare that? how do you prepare that young child? how do you talk to her after what she experienced? the ptsd they must have. having to deal with the memory and the fear and t

this is nashville, tennessee. covenant school here. this is pre-k-6th grade. been telling you about everything we can learn, the details are slow to come in. so, metro police in nashville are investigating the shooting at the covenant presbyterian school. three students were shot, that much we know. we are working to confirm at fox whether or not those three are safe now. if they are in recovery. other outlets are reporting that is not the case. we are still working. we don't want to get it wrong. we can tell you that the shooter is dead. the shooter according to rapider built university medical center has passed away. a student reunification, i gave you this address earlier, woodmont baptist church, 2100 woodmont boulevard. i am also seeing that the vanderbilt university center, medical center is where those three students were taken. i want to be careful with their conditions but we don't have anything listed and others are reporting something grave. so, we are going to work the phones on our own and with our own reporter, johnathan on the ground. the team w

reportera: el policÍa naciÓ en nashville y lleva 9 aÑos de servicio a la instituciÓn.Ños de edad. a las afueras de la escuela continÚan las muestra de solidaridad. a lo largo de esta semana continuarÁn haciÉndose vigilias en memoria de las vÍctimas. leÓn: luego del horror en nashville, es inevitable comparar la respuesta de las autoridades con lo que vimos en la masacre de uvalde. las reacciones fueron muy diferentes. el jefe de la policÍa de nashville destacÓ la rÁpida reacciÓn de los agentes, mientras que el comisionado del condado de uvalde afirmÓ que sus policÍas simplemente no se movieron. ayer los agentes tardaron 14 minutos en reaccionar desde que atendieron la llamada del 911 hasta abatir a la pistolera. en texas a las autoridades tardaron 77 minutos. al momento de llegar a la escuela en nashville, tardaron un minuto en ingresar, mientras en uvalde se tardaron aproximadamente una hora en decidir si entraban o no al edificio. para el operativo en nashville se necesitaron cuatro elementos para abatir a la agresora. en uvalde se usaron 300, generando un autÉntico

that happened today to a woman in nashville. the press conference location was set up for police officials to brief reporters on what they knew when police officials were done, she just went up there herself as an american citizen, caught in the middle of this one, too. and she said this. >> aren't you guys tired of being here having to cover all of these mass shootings? i'm from highland park, illinois, i'm in tennessee on a family vacation. with my son. visiting my sister in law. i've been lobbying in d.c. since we survived a mass shooting in july. i have met with lawmakers, how is this still happening? how are our children still dying and why are we failing them? gun violence is the number one killer of children and teens. it's overtaken cars. assault weapons are contributing to the border crisis and fentanyl. we're arming cartels with our guns and our loose gun laws and these shootings and these mass shootings will continue to happen until our lawmakers step up and pass gun safety legislation. aren't you guys tired of this?

the covenant school in nashville. police say the shooter went on a rampage inside the small private school located inside a church gunning down three children and three adults. the call came in at 10 13 am local time short time ago with spokesman said police came upon the attacker as she was opening fire and killed her. officers entered the first story of the school began clearing it, they heard shots coming from the second level. the immediately went to the gunfire. when the officers got to the second level, they saw a shooter and female who was firing. the officers engaged her she was fatally shot. by responding police officers. the situation is still unfolding, and authorities are directing families to a reunification center. this woman says her mother is a teacher at the school. and i just woke me up this morning and told me that my mom said there was a shooter at the school and then i texted her and i said, just like what was going on. she said she was hiding in the closet and that they were shooting all over and

cbs's janet shamlian is going to start us off tonight from nashville.. >> reporter: norah, good evening to you. we have new information about this attack tonight. we have learned that the shooter, who was under medical care for an emotional disorder, legally purchased seven firearms they were hiding in their home, three of which were used in the school. also nashville police have now released body cam footage of those officers stopping the attack. and a note of caution here, the video is graphic. >> it's going to be first floor, main lobby. >> reporter: these are the moments nashville police responded to the call of an active shooter. >> the kids are all locked down. we have two kids that we don't know where they are. >> reporter: with a teacher's guidance and without hesitation. >> it's upstairs. it sounds like it's upstairs. >> reporter: taking out the shooter with a burst of shots just minutes after entering the school, and 14 minutes from the first 911 call. >> shots fired, shots fired, shots fired! move! >> reporter: likely preventing further loss

the covenant school in nashville. as i said, the students go down to 3 years old up to sixth grade and we're waiting to get more information. they said, you know, inside of this hour, we'll learn more. stay with us. we'll get another update. i would ascertain that they have information that they are almost ready to reveal and they're likely making sure that everyone has been notified before they reveal this other information. we learned quite a bit here about the suspect in this case. a 28-year-old white woman who they believe went to the school. we'll get more information on that. they said she had two assault-type rifles and a handgun with her. she was killed on the scene of this horrific killing at this beautiful christian school that is up a long windy road. it's not this easy to get into this complex if you take a look at it from the other side. it's up a long windy road. he also said interestingly that her car, her vehicle, the vehicle they found nearby, gave us a clue to what she was. i don't know if they recog

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that was a press briefing from nashville police and other officials in that city. as six people, three of which were kids are dead from another shooting rampage in the united states. but this mass shooting wall obviously all too common is also very rare national police confirming they have identified the shooter 28 year old white woman. who forced her way into the covenant school, a small private school inside a church that the chief of police in nashville chief john drake, says appears at one point was apparently a student at that school. they were led to her by what he said was a vehicle parked nearby that they wouldn't go into further detail about her as this investigation is just underway. police say that she killed three adults staffers as well as those three children and students. the first call came in at 10 13 am local time and police say within 15 minutes of the call. the attacker was dead. cnn's dianne gallagher is tracking all the latest developments for us and diane police just gave an update. all of the families of those killed have been notified. they

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cbs's janet is going to start us off tonight from nashville. good evening too, we have new information about this have new information about this attack tonight. we have learned that the shooter who was under medical care for an emotional disorder legally purchased seven firearms they were hiding in their home, three of which were used in the school. also, nashville police now released body cam footage of those officers stopping the attack and a note of caution here. the video is graphic. these are the moments nashville police responded to the call of an active shooter. >> all locked down but we have two kids that we don't know where they are. >> with a teacher's guidance and without hesitation taking out the shooter with a burst of shots. just minutes after entering the school, and 14 minutes from the first 911 call. >> shots fired, shots fired, move! >> likely preventing further loss of life. >> they are rex and michael, 2 of 5 officers who responded. >> i was really impressed that with all that was going on, that somebody took control and sa

out of nashville.ood morning, everyone. poppy is off. john and i are here as you heard there from the police chief. he's describing a horrifying scene played out at an elementary school in his city yesterday for 39 year olds and three school staffers were murdered. overnight police released new

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>>> tragedy in nashville. overnight police release surveillance video showing the shooter accused of taking the lives of six people at a school in nashville, including three young children. we have the latest on the victims and the investigation. >>> president biden addresses the latest tragic gun violence in america, urging congress to take action on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. >>> after carving out a path of destruction, families in mississippi rebuild. >>> and the prime minister of israel shifting course. >>> and an american couple kidnapped in haiti, snatched by a street gang, now demanding a ransom. inside the family's desperate plea for help from the u.s. government. it's tuesday, march 28. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with the breaking news out of nashville. overnight police releasing video showing what they say was a targeted attack on an elementary school. video shows a former s walking through the school with a la

we begin with breaking news from nashville. the bodycam footage from the nashville police. we want to warn you, this is difficult to watch. they released more than six minutes of video from cameras worn by multiple officers as they move from classroom to classroom at the covenant school on monday. searching for the shooter responsible for killing six people, including three children. their tactical movements sending them through the main halls and up to the second floor for an exchange of gunfire with the suspect. >> today, the nashville community is forever changed by gun violence. the victims, three 9-year-old students, children. evelyn, hallie and william. also 61-year-old substitute teacher cynthia, the 60-year-old head of the school katherine and the 61-year-old custodian mike. the focus for law enforcement is the motive of the 28-year-old shooter, seen here in video released earlier by the nashville police department entering and walking through the school monday morning. carrying an ar-style firearm, one of three weapons found at the scene. this is an all too familia

three children killed in a private school in nashville, what we know about the victims and the suspect and the details about a police hostage situation that went down in the south bay. thank you for tuning in. i'm reid cowan. we are getting ready for the next round of rain and wind with the conditions changing within the next hour. tomorrow is the first weather day, and we're getting ready, meteorologist darren peck. >> all the beautiful sky and you can see what is rapidly developing in the pandemic. here we are in the sky, that is the storm already bringing rain to the far northwest coast, some of the light showers even developing over mendocino county and taking it on first alert doppler and bring it forward but the main focus is right there, that is tomorrow morning in the later hours of the morning commute when we're all getting the widespread rain. we'll slow that down, again, and watch it in much greater detail in the complete first alert forecast, but i want you to see the overview and with the impactful size of this is the wind and by tomorrow, as we get through the same time f

and those guns stole precious lives from us today in nashville. and in this dark hour, let us support each other. let us go and hug our children a little bit closer tonight. and thank you all for being here and i wanna as chief drake to come and give us an update. thank you. mayor cooper again. thank you all for being here. just an update from today's press conference. we've identified the shooter as audrey hale 28 year old female that lived in the natural area. we have investigations ongoing now at the residence on brightwood avenue. ah and we have made contact with the father. that lived at that residence and are putting together more information information. we have also determined there were maps drawn other school in detail of , uh, surveillance entry points, etcetera. we know and believe that entry was gained through shooting through one of the doors is how they actually get into the school. i wanna take the time to at least say, and i won't say the victim's names. i let don say that. but out of the six victims, three adults three of those w

she is outfront live in nashville at tonight's vigil. where, of course, diane, we're listening to that hunting and beautiful song by cheryl crow. what is the latest that you've learned? erin the mayor of nashville, john cooper began by saying, i wish that we did not need to be here today, but we need to be here together. even thanked first lady jill biden for dropping everything to come in born with the city of nashville and said that mike hill, the family of mike hill, one of the victims of that shooting at the covenant school was there with him, including his seven children. they said that this is a city united by grief, but the mayor said they wanted to go forward for a better future and one that does not repeat this tragedy. tonight as a grief stricken city unites to mourn the six lives taken on monday, and yet another school shooting. we're learning more about the victims who were lost tennessee's governor, bill lee, speaking tuesday night to hurting community revealing. this is very personal for his family specifically for his wife

police in nashville say a 28—year—old woman has killed six people at a primary school.f them were nine—year—olds. we have a manifesto, we have some writings that we are going over that pertain to this day, the actual incident. we have a map drawn out of how this was all going to take place. prince harry makes a surprise appearance at a high court hearing in london. he's among several high—profile figures bringing a privacy case against a uk newspaper. and gwyneth paltrow�*s accuser details the moments before he says the actress collided with him on a ski slope seven years ago. ms paltrow denies responsibility for the incident. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has announced he'll delay his plans to change the judicial system. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in opposition to his proposals. opponents say the plans undermine democracy and help mr netanyahu, as he faces an ongoing trial for corruption. our middle east correspondent, tom bateman reports. singing, beating drums

look what happened in nashville, tennessee. the laws don't work until people change their hearts were not going to see a change. how do you respond to them? sharon. i do think that we have gotten away from the people. it's about politics, and it's about power. and i think that. for nashville when we find us in these types of situations when we find us at our worst, that's when we rise up and become after best. that's when we lean on each other, and i think we're gonna have to stand in solidarity and we're going to have to go and fight legislators we got we cannot stand by children. our future are at risk , and they are going to have to hear it. we're gonna have to give some type of resolution to this. you know, i was a bartender. i was certified and licensed as a bartender. if i served someone too many drinks, and they left and had some type of incident or accident, i was responsible because i, too was held accountable for them to drink more. enough is enough. we've got to put those same restrictions those that sell guns if peo

we begin with the latest from nashville. we're learning more about the victims, the shooter, and the police response to the tragedy. we'll begin with the heroic actions by officers to get inside the school and confront the shooter. nashville police released body camera video from two officers credited with taking down the shooter. it shows officer engelberth arriving from the school and grabbing the rifle from the truck of his suv. he has a brief interaction with someone outside the school that tells him the children are lockdown but two are missing. after that the video shows him and other officers walking through the halls, checking and clearing classrooms. they move quickly to the shooter on the second floor where they were reloading. the officers were able to kill the shooter in about three minutes. police say the shooter was under a doctor's care for an emotional disorder and their parents thought the 28-year-old should not own weapons. the parents told police they believed the shooter owned only one gun but turns out t

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bob freeman, who represents portions of nashville. thank you for being with us this morning. you know folks that send their kids to that school. take us back to yesterday morning. >> it was heartbreaking to receive phone calls from my friends and friends of friends who have shared my number. parents in complete panic trying to find out where their children were because because they were at the spot and the kids weren't there yet. their minds went to some pretty dark places. obviously, three families got word that you neverment to hear, which was your child isn't going to be coming back today. it's heartbreaking seeing the video footage, the camera footage recently released body cam footage. i'm thankful for the police department and the hard work they did. and their quick action, or else it could have been significantly worse. >> it's just how pain, indescribable pain that so many families are feeling today. i know you went to church and you saw the sunday school classmates of one of the girls. >> there were all sorts of groups that w

cnn's carlos suarez has more from nashville. let's go body camera video from to nashville police officers showing them rushing into the covenant school on monday. me. don't know where he is. going room to room upstairs. it's upstairs to the second floor. before confronting the shooter surveillance video at the school released by police captured 28 year old audrey hale, shooting through doors at the school entering and starting the attack . authorities revealed more about the writings, they said hale left behind. there's several different writings about other locations. there were locations of there was talks about, um, the school there was a map. of the school, drawing of how potentially she would enter and the salts that would take place, police said they've interviewed the shooter's parents, who said hale was being treated for an emotional disorder. we've determined that audrey about seven firearms from five different local gun stores here legally. ah they were legally purchased. three of those weapons were used yesterday. acc

the nashville community has been left reeling from this. the covenant school released the following statement writing, our community is heartbroken, we are grieving and coming out of shock in this terror that shattered our school and church. we love our family, faculty and staff and beginning process of healing. a motive is unclear, the nashville police chief says hale could have had resentment for going to that school. we will know more soon. >> ashley: heartbreaken story. and border hearings on capitol hill today, as officials investigate the growing issue at the borders. alexandria hoff joins us. >> alexandria: you have the house and senate asking questions today, senate judiciary committee will hear from alejandro mayorkas, focus is the u.s.-mexico border. agents marked one million illegal migrant encounters since october. house homeland security, one sector reporting 846% increase in encounters. illegal aliens up in the swanton sector alone, northern border patrol agents are left without to defend our border. biden administration and a

nbc's kathy park in nashville. thank you. obviously this community is going through so much right now. they've got so much ahead of them from everything we've seen, from every other shooting that happened around the country. now we're hearing from tennessee's republican governor, bill lee. talk a little bit about what his message has been and how it's been received. >> garrett, he said all tennesseans are hurting, but he said there are parents who woke up without being able to hug their kids. there are kids who woke up without being able to hug their parents and spouses who woke up without being able to hold their loved ones. his wife maria, very, very close friends with the substitute teacher there who was actually supposed to have dinner at their home the night of the shooting but obviously never made it there, and he said that they were friends, maria, cynthia peak and also katherine koonce, the head of the school. they all taught together and were very close. while we saw the absolute worst of humanity, we saw some of the

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no see college of art here in nashville. police say she prepared for yesterday's attack with detailed maps and also left behind writings that will be part of the police investigation . rhiannon chilling details, lindsey thank you. our coverage from nashville will continue later on good morning america with more on the victims and also on the calls for change. kentucky senator rand paul's staff members is being treated for life threatening injuries after being stabbed in washington, paul says it happened in broad daylight saturday and now a 42 year old man has been arrested. a witness says the suspect quote popped out of the corner and stabbed the victim multiple times. police say the suspect had been released from prison just one day earlier. six people are in critical condition, including five children after possible carbon monoxide poisoning at a home in fort worth, texas, fire crews found the victims all pased out. they say it appears a car was left running in a garage a child called 911 after noticing their mother wasn't

she lived with her parents in nashville.lot of evidence of some detailed planning ahead of the shooting, including maps of the school. they say that they believe that she acted alone, they say there is no evidence of any mental illness in her history, but clearly it is early days. they say they have found what's described as a manifesto, in other words, some writings of the person responsible for this. the authorities suggested, although they didn't give any details, but they suggested quite strongly that it has given them some significant clues as to a possible motive. we have also had confirmation of the names of the victims, the six people who died. we know that they included three children who were aged nine, in fact two nine—year—olds, and one eight, just about to turn nine. they were evelyn dieckhaus, hallie scruggs, and william kinney. and the three adults were as substitute teacher, cynthia peake, 61 years old, the head teacher katherine koonce, aged 60, and mike hill, 61 years old, described by the authorities as a

>>> this is how the news unfolded today in nashville. this is how the newsunfolded on live tv in that city as it was happening. this is on the channel 4 local news in nashville. >> we're hearing from their administrators letting them know that they are okay and that they are monitoring the situation closely. holly, amanda. >> yeah, speaking of that i'm getting emails from my child's school that they're going into lockdown at this time just as a precaution, and that one of my other children's schools is working with security to make sure that they've got everything safe. >> it's going to be okay. >> all right. this is big country, there is something like 800 different local news stations from coast to coast, and there's an obvious reaction to that video, right? . you watch that and you go, wow, what are the odds that this person who has kids in schools that are being locked down in reaction to the shooting today is also responsible for reporting on that shooting. it's uncanny, right? you feel for the anchor in that moment, both responsibl

then to nashville, tennessee. over 1000 protesters flooded tennessee state capitol building thursday demanding an end to gun violence following monday's school shooting in nashville that killed six, including three nine-year-old's. we will speak to an emergency room doctor who took part in the protest, as well as manny oliver . five years ago his son guac was killed and the parkland school massacre. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a grand jury in manhattan has indicted donald trump on more than 30 criminal counts related to hush-money payments trump made to adult film star stormy daniels during his 2016 presidential campaign. the charges come after his former fixer -- it is the first time a former presidentas faced criminal charges in the united states. trump is expected to surrender to authorities on tuesday. he responded to the indictment by releasing a long statement that read in part, "this is political persecution and electi

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all right, and so that does it for us here in nashville. and for jessica dean in new york, of course, stay tuned to cnn as we will continue to give more more updates on this mass shooting here. in nashville much more ahead. on inside politics after a quick break, stay with us. tonight on cnn primemetime as former president trump faces a possible indictment in thee stormy daniels case. new ever ingredients to help you lose fat get lean, absolutely free, rugged 321321. i'm bill. we're in antarctica, and this is cnn. closed captioning brought to you by invent help. call 1 807 100020 invention idea but don't know what to do. next call invent help today they can help you get started with your idea. call now. 807 100020. hello and welcome to inside politics. i'm abby phillip in for john king in washington. 14 minutes of calculated and planned terror

and you know again, nashville is a very caring place. it's a very it's a wonderful city and people came together to try to deal with this horrible, horrible situation. i don't know why people do these horrible things and we've lost, you know, six members of our nashville community. we've lost three small children. it's but i don't know. it's just a horrible thing. it is just horrible. what goes through your mind vice mayor learning some of the some of the weapons used in this attack were actually obtained legally. you know, this country has been talking about this for years in terms of the number of mass shootings and other things , and now it's it hits home here in nashville and people getting assault weapons legally, we have this country has got to step up and do something about it, and now it's happened here and then just walking around talking to people in the church today. you know, people are. first of all people are just numb. it's i mean, it's such a tragic thing. and people don't know what to say. and they're just i guess they'r

page with nashville public radio.gained nearly 48%. the third candidate as reagan was eliminated in the first round. humza yousaf is expected to be confirmed by us goblins minister by scottish parliament tomorrow. let's discuss the significance of his election. alastair grant, political editor of the scotsman, hello to you. a relatively close result in the end between the ultimate winner and kate forbes. what do you make of that? what sort of legacy does that mean? i think it will make things difficult for humza yousaf. this has been a damaging and divisive leadership campaign we've seen over the past few weeks. we've had tv debates that were quite bruising, we had kate forbes laying into humza yousaf business saying he is telling government. by the secretary was mediocre. we've had bruising rows over membership figures and wider issues of transparency in the party. i think they also stood for two very different things. humza yousaf, the health secretary as he was was seen very much as a continuity candidate. a candid

later in the broadcast we will go to nashville, tennessee, for the latest. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to delay a push to overhaul and weaken israel's judiciary until the knesset pass of a recess. netanyahu made the announcement on monday after much of israel was shut down by a general strike. as a concession to the far right, netanyahu agreed to establish a new national guard under the control of itamar ben-gvir, israel's ultranationalist national security minister who was once convicted of racist incitement against palestinians and supporting a terrorist group. while the general strike was called off after netanyahu's announcement, protests have continued. on monday night, israeli police fired water cannons and stun grenades to disperse protesters in tel aviv. we'll have more on israel after headlines. -- we will have more on israel and palestine after headlines. north korean leader kim jong un has said he stands ready to use nuclear weapons anytime and anywhere. north korean state television reported the comments as it broadcast p

hoy en nashville tennessee.8 y 9 aÑos muertos. 3 adultos de 60 y 61 aÑos fallecidos. quiÉn disparÓ fue una mujer que segÚn la policÍa se identificaba como trans gÉnero. exalumna del plantel. fue abatida por la policÍa. a esta hora sabemos que antes del tiroteo, la atacante escribiÓ un manifiesto. vanessa hauc tiene la crÓnica de esta nueva tragedia. >>> fueron momentos de angustia y terror, esta vez el blanco fue la escuela privada primaria... donde asistÍan niÑos de prekinder a sexto grado. eran las 10:13 de la maÑana, cuando una mujer entrÓ a la escuela disparando indiscriminadamente. la policÍa respondiÓ casi de inmediato. >>> escucharon disparos en el segundo piso y fueron a la lÍnea de fuego dijo el oficial de la policÍa de nashville. subir se encontraron con la pistolera, una mujer de 28 aÑos de edad, audry. ... 14 minutos despuÉs de la llamada de emergencia la pistolera fue abatida. los 3 adultos y los 3 niÑos impactados por las balas, fueron transportados de inmediato a los hospitaless. desafortunadament

city nashville after six people were killed in a school shooting. details emerging about the attacker. >> let's go. david: this is the moment officers ran into the school beforeracking down and killing the shooter. fury in france as protesters clash with police over the government's pension reform plans. 27 people have been arrested. plus, a deadly night out. a billionaires son and a 15 year secret. the bbc has a special report on the death of the students in london. ♪ david: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we start in the u.s. where police have released dramatic bodycam footage fm officers who responded to a mass shooting at his school in tennessee on monday. the video captures moments the shooter, audrey hale, a former pupil, is shot dead. the attack took lace at a private christian school in the city of nashville where individuals aged -- ranged in age from 4 to 60. we are grieving the tremendous shock and terror that shattered our school and church. nashville police provided this update. >> we interviewed the parents o

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 legislative progress. we are told we are supposed to save democracy, to save the planet. but no one's saving us. and we notice. this last line really sticks with me. our kids are being asked to put our democracy and our collective future first, but their country and their representatives in congress are not putting them first. it breaks my heart to hear the fear and

nashville woman. police say police believe she was a student at the school at some point, which would have been over a decade ago. considering her age now, how significant is this connection for investigators? i think what it tells us right away is, in some cases supporting, not surprising she's from the area. she knows she's familiar with the building. and that's not surprising the fact that school shooters her age at 28, most of school shooters, more than two out of three school shooters are under the are teens are in their twenties. she fits right into that category. shooters who shoot at school shooting their neighborhoods. they shoot people they're familiar with, so i think there's a lot of things that it tells me and some of the things that i don't know, because it's a female is probably more likely that her her grievance was with an individual in the school, whether it was a real or perceived grievance, and she planned to do this kind of destruction because of that grievance, and i'll get you i