and nashville. communities. and we grieve with you. as part of the vigil, mayor john cooper called on the community to continue supporting one another. meanwhile, a motive for the shooting remains under investigation. coming up a bay area lawmaker cracking down on unruly airline passengers the bill that would punish those who assault airline staff also a debate over artificial intelligence. the petition from some tech leaders who say hey, i could be a risk to society also an exciting visit today for two local high school basketball teams. the nba legend making a stop at oakland tech. artificial intelligence technology. they're calling for a six month pause so that researchers can better consider the risks. ktvu is tom baker reports mid journey as one of the latest ai artificial intelligence websites where anyone confession their own creations, as our staff did wednesday, examples these house fire news photos in oakland. that never happened. this said non existent person whose money was tied up in the silicon valley bank failure. this fa

first, i just have to say that as a member of this nashville community we really are so grateful and t for what they did. i will also say as the story unfolds, we hope that this story in nashville continues to get coverage, even when it's not politically convenient for the left. after we heard about the identity of this shooter who i will remain nameless because i don't think we should be giving these people any notoriety or recognition. we know it was a transgender a biological female who identified as a he him. that's not going to be politically convenient for of the left to discuss. if we are going to be talking about gun control and a gun grab. we need to talk about mental health and all the factors that could have taken place here and also talk about the anti-christian, antireligious rhetoric that is so popular in mainstream right now really cheer led by the left. that needs to be part of this conversation. i hoped heat will remain on this story in nashville and it won't be dropped because the left doesn't want to talk about all the variables that occurred. o. >> todd: so many qu

but don the nashville community is strong and the faith communities all of them covenant, woodmont christian wouldn't my baptist. all the other churches in green hills have stepped up and we're doing everything we can to help these families get through this, and at a time like this, you you love each other. you support each other. you're there for each other, and nobody's walking through this alone. but this has been a tragic and horrible situation. you know you were the day of the shooting. you help families reunite with their kids , and you know there's so much going on. as you said, it's a horrible situation for the nashville community. what is the response? ben? i'm sure there's been a lot of along with the grief, a lot of outpouring as well. yes you can't even imagine the support that's being shown, um not only to the families that have lost loved ones like they did dick house family. the scruggs family and others but also to the families who had children who were in this school behind me and who had to experience this and live through this. um uh, they have experienced a lot and they a

stand with this community in nashville. this is a time to be heard, mr. president. this is a time to be clear about what has happened and is unfolding before our very eyes. and let's just be crystal clear. rhetoric about days of vengeance and genocide, rhetoric directed against religious believers of whatever background whether they're presbyterians like the students and teachers and employees targeted yesterday or some other christian affiliation or orthodox jews or catholics or whatever, the religious background, it is a crime under federal law to target and commit acts of violence against americans because of their religious beliefs, because of their religious affiliation, because of their religious practices. this should not happen, mr. president, in the united states of america. and now we must act to see that it does not spread. and so i hope the senate will soon take up my resolution. i hope that every member of this body will be clear about what has happened in nashville and will be clear in standing against the violence and standing against the hate and sta

there is horror and heart break for a nashville community this morning. the scene of our country's latest deadly school shooting. investigators are combing for clues after a shooter opened fire at a christian elementary school yesterday. six people were killed including three 9-year-old students and three adults. overnight police released chilling surveillance video of the shooter. cristian benavides is in nashville with the latest on all of this. cristian, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, officials releasing that disturbing video showing the shooter outside and inside the school as we're learning more about the victims. >>> a nashville church held a prayer vigil last night to comfort a city in mourning after yesterday's shooting at a christian elementary school. >> i was hoping this day would never, ever come here in this city. >> reporter: newly released surveillance video shows the moments the suspect identified as 28-year-old former student audrey hale shot through the side doors around entered the covenant school. within minutes law enforcement

as the nashville community and the country mourn the three children, three adults killed by a shooter at a school there, the nashville police chief who was on the scene at the moments immediately following his officers, quick response, shared this message with his community. and the rest of the country. we have to do something with gun violence and mental illness. um our kids are counting on this conversations with my daughter this morning. i have a four year old grandson, and she's considering homeschooling place where it's supposed to be safe. we send a little loved ones off. they're excited to go to school. they're excited to be around friends and then have to deal with this tragedy. we have to come together. we have to address gun violence and we have to address mental illness and make it safe for the ones that we love the most and are most vulnerable, which, with our kids. once again, the youngest, the most defenseless americans, they're the ones paying the price for inaction on gun violence in this country and 2021 more than 4700 children. 4700 died from firearms. it's now the l

nashville's covenant presbyterian church. it serves children in grades from preschool through 6th grade. 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 confer

so the feeling of community is what nashville is. the student population was around 200. so this is what you imagine it to be. there were pictures shown of the students walking out holding hands and the children and student population here is young aged. preschool to 6th grade. so that's a young population. many were shielded from what took place. i believe they understood there was some chaos, but not necessarily understanding what happened here until after the events occurred. but you can imagine being such a tight-knit community, the fear and the anxiety that comes with what took place here and then imagine the love that this community is being shown and not just specific schools, but every other school in nashville, and obviously, every other school around the country and the world because yet again, we're hearing about children and adults that have senselessly lost their lives over a tragic act such as this. but when it affects your community and when it touches your lives so closely, it just hits you in a different way. it shouldn't take something being so close to

and president biden spoke with the mayor of nashville last night about the shooting. >> it's just so sad. another community has to go through this, yet again. >> thank y f the latest. >>> and ler th morning, the "today" show continues our coverage live from nashville, including an interview with the mayor there on how the community is responding to the ragedy. >>> it is 5:09. taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza and san mateo bridge this morning. clear when it comes to traffic. it won't be clear by this afternoon. kari has a look at the big storm that the bay area has been bracing for. >> yeah, and for early risers like us, you're kind of ahead of us for much of the bay area. but we are already starting to see the waves of rain hitting the north bay and a little bit heading out ahead of that for parts of contra costa county. as we get a closer look, we can see the showers that do continue for the north bay. so far the winds haven't yet picked up, but we are seeing a wave of heavy rain moving through antioch, approaching byron. if you are about to head out the door, if you can wait 10 or 15 minut

this evening, garrett, as the community continues to mourn, there will be another vigil planned downtown. >> a lot of mourning left to do there. 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

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nashville community will come together today to remember one of the three children killed in a school shooting. a funeral is being held today for the 9-year-old. the shooter also killed three adult faculty members. hundreds rallied yesterday demanding swift action from lawmakers. >>> new details about the 2017 mass shooting in las vegas. documents from fbi reveal steven paddock lost tens of thousands of dollars gambling weeks before. new documents show the gunman was a high stakes gambler and was angry over how the casinos were treating him. >>> president biden putting pressure on federal regulators to add safeguards to the country's banking system. this plan would bring back and expand rules for mid sized banks. former president trump's administration weakened. this is after rattled the financial system. that's a look at top stories. >>> commercial dungeness crab fishing coming to a close. why state officials are ending the season next month. >>> final four is that much closer and baseball has >>> welcome back on the bay area beat, dealing with trauma from a mass shooting is hard eno

senate foxes madison scarpino joins us live from outside the school tonight with more on how the nashville communitys trying to come together, madison hi there an absolutely devastating story out of here in nashville, and police do say that the 28 year old suspect, who recently began identifying as a man was a former student here at the covenant school and new details that we did learn today is that the suspect who was killed by officers legally purchased seven guns at five different stores here in the nashville area in three of those were used in the killings. 101 year old and i've done a lot of things, but this really hurts. and i just i just hope they all they're always god. this community is completely heartbroken as we've been talking about, and people have been constantly coming to the site to lay down flowers say prayers and just grieve. police release bodycam video today and it shows that rushing into the school and tracking the gunfire to the second floor, where they did ultimately take down the shooter and the national police chief says things could have been a lot worse since the suspect

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 familiar horror story highlighted by anal you illinois mother sharing her story and frustration. >> aren't you tired of being here and covering mass shootings? i'm from illinois. my son and i survived a mass shooting over the summer. i'm in tennessee on a family vacation with my son visiting my sister-in-law. i have been lobbying in d.c. since we survived a mass shooting in july. i met with over 130 lawmakers. how is this still happening? how are our children still

nashville, he says. it adds to the urgency of the need for an emergency communication plan.e make sure that our staff is completely dialed in, according to a stanford study more than 100,000 american children attended a school where shooting took place in 2018 and 2019. dr. gosh it reminds people that trauma is managed, not cured and new stressors like another school shooting can cause painful reactions with asthma. what you know is that if you hit heavy pollen season you get a return of symptoms right? it's more cyclical. and traumas the same way and that if you were in the presence of reminders, your you know, we say that danger reminds your body of danger. gregory ktvu, fox two news. president biden reiterated his call today for congress to pass an assault weapons ban. he said children should be learning to read and write not duck and cover in the classroom. these are weapons of war. i'm a second amendment of guy. i have two shotguns. my sons have shotguns. you know, but our states, you know, everybody thinks somehow the second amendment is absolute. not allowed to go out

alongside the nashville predators in solidarity against gun violence and in support of the nashville communitytims. >> a moment of silence was held at the td garden in boston last night before the bruins hosted the nashville predators in the their first game since the mass shooting in their hometown. the predators explained the team was moving forward in preparation to the game and the ceo donated to the caring for covenant fund. the logo of nashville's school was worn on the back of both teams helmets in honor of the victims. the predators won, winning for just the third time in eight games as the team tries to make a run at the eighth and final playoff spot in the western conference. >>> turning to the nfl where teams could play multiple thursday night games. owners voted to approve a change to allow teams to play a maximum of two short games while tabling a proposal to allow games flexed into thursday night kickoff. back-to-back thursday night games such as thanksgiving game and a thursday night game the next game would count as one short week. the players themselves not happy about this. i

as for how the nashville community is responding, fox news medicine scarpino joins us now live from outsidehe school in nashville. good evening, madison. good evening, julie park city presbyterian church in dallas, texas, held a prayer service today to mourn the loss of young halle scruggs. scruggs was identified as the daughter of the lead pastor of covenant presbyterian church, the church associated with the school and her father, chad. scruggs was previously a pastor at the pc pc . dallas faith community international community is just trying to understand this tragedy. i'm 100 and one year old and i've done a lot of things, but this really hurts. and i just i just hope they all they're always god. the community is completely heartbroken. people have been coming to the site to lay down flowers, say prayers and just grief pretty much since it happened yesterday. and then, of course, all day long today, and both the police and fire chief say that this tragedy is really hard on their staff as well. and emergencies involving children are the hardest. to make the kids in the faculty members t

>>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the nashville community reeling from the covenant school mass murder but praising the courageous police officers who rushed into harm's way to end the threat. the nation learns more about how the shooter obtained so many high powered weapons. >>> this hour, former vice president mike pence kicking the tires on a 2024 run in iowa today as he decides whether to appeal a federal judge's ruling that he has to testify before the special counsel grand jury investigaing donald trump's attempts to overturn the election and the insurrection. >>> there are tens of thousands of apps that we know take in as much data as tiktok. >>> howard schultz in the hot seat. accusing starbucks of breaking labor laws and opposing their workers' rights to join unions. >> have you ever asked a worker, if you hate starbucks so much, why don't you go work somewhere else? >> i'm glad you asked that question. i read in the press that quote. that's not exactly what i said. can i tell the story? do you mind? >> i have some other questions. >> i think it's important to hear

this as support for the nashville community continues. first lady jill biden will be at tonight's vigil happening behind me. bret? >> bret: cnn, thank you brand fox polls president biden's leadership just 44% of those surveyed we will find out what the americans are saying about the presidential race during our panel segment tonight. the latest fox news polls also indicate frustration on the part of many people over how president biden is handling the economy. the poor marks on foreign policy also reflect continued unease over the china threat. that tension is being exacerbated by a trip to the u.s. from taiwanens leader. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has that story tonight live from the north lawn. evening, jackie. >> good evening. bret. white house officials say the administration still wants to reschedule secretary of state antony blinken's trip to beijing which was canceled after the chinese spy balloon incident but ramped up rhetoric from china, angry over a u.s. visit from the taiwanese president, shows that diplomatic r

the nashville community holding each other tight mourning the loss of six victims . good evening. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener police shot and killed the shooter on campus . it happened at a private presbyterian school. ktvu elissa harrington joins us now with the message from nashville officials. alyssa nashville police call this a planned and calculated attack. they say the suspect shot kids and adults and also fired at officers out of window striking police cars in the parking lot. they released video of the moment the shooter arrived at the school. this video may be disturbing to some of our viewers. in chilling surveillance video released by the metropolitan nashville police department. someone viers multiple rounds through a glass door at the covenant school in nashville, gaining entry into this private christian elementary school. the shooter is seen heavily armed with two assault style guns and a nine millimeter pistol. the person enters the church office and is seen on video walking past the children's ministry. then down a long hallway, the shooter would go on to k

a grieving nashville community left asking why it's a question. investigators are working to answer as they comb through ominous writings left by a school shooter. terrifying video shows the moment of fire ripped through a migrant detention center on the mexico us border, killing dozens of people and an extraordinary moment as former vice president mike pence, is ordered to testify before a federal grand jury investigating former president donald trump. from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. thanks for being with us well, nashville, tennessee is planning a citywide candlelight vigil tonight for the three children and three adults killed in monday's school shooting. there's already a growing memorial of flowers, balloons and crosses outside the covenant school. nashville mayor john cooper says the city has set up a fund to help support survivors. the shooter killed 39 year olds on monday. evelyn dick house, halle scruggs and william kinney. the adult victims 61 year old cynthia peak, who was working as a substitute teacher , 60

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. >> a nashville community in utter heartbreak after another school shooting. we're live with new details on the investigation from the mayor, plus new video emerging showing the moment the shooter got past the school's locked doors. this is "today in the bay." >>> and a good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's get right to the storm that's taking aim at the bay area. our damon trujillo is along the peninsula where residents are bracing for dangerous conditions. mike inouye is monitoring road conditions. first, let's get a look at the timing of the storm with meteorologist kari hall. >> we're starting out this morning with stormranger tracking activity mostly for the north bay with light to moderate rain and also the wind starting to pick up at about 10 to 15 miles per , ande're seeing a new wave of rain that will be approaching the coastline and will be soon moving into san francisco. but we can see pretty much the steady rain that we're seeing from parts of nort

yesterday the nashville community came together for a vigil honoring those victims.a celebration of life is scheduled for tomorrow for one of the child victims evelyn dieckhaus you see on your screen. now, to another fox news alert. a "wall street journal" reporter is detained in russia and accused of spying. enge gershkovich was taken into custody. russia's security service saying he quote is expected of espionage in the interest of the american government. adding he collected information constituting a state secret about the activities of one of those enterprises of the russian military industrial complex. "wall street journal" says they are deeply concerned for the safety of mr. gershkovich. homes evacuated after trains carrying ethanol and corn syrup catches on fire. racing to the scene to put the fire out. the damage caused temporary rode coverage at this time no disblirsz have been reported. ohio native and yellow stone actor luke grimes is donating water filters to east palestine residents. is he set to visit the town tomorrow following the toxic train derailm

mass shooting in america, standing in solidarity with the families and the children and the community of nashville. we gather here today with a heavy heart that another community in america has had to deal with the tragic mass shooting. we gather here today not simply as elected officials and members of congress but more importantly as moms, as parents, as americans demanding that house republicans put people over politics and put kids over guns. [applause] here in america, there is no excuse. to allow our streets to be flooded with weapons of war that are not being used to hunt deer. they are being used to hunt human beings. and to slaughter children. so we are demanding that congress act. because the level of gun violence in this country is unacceptable, is unconscionable, and it's un-american. and i'm thankful for the leadership of the moms of this congress who are here today to declare that enough is enough. we need gun safety action and we need it now. [applause] >> thank you. now i would like to yield to representative judy chu. [applause] >> on the eve of lunar new year in january, a gunman

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're in shock, and so are the rest of us. um we have got to do something to stop this. so what ? let's talk about that for a second while i have you, vice mayor. what do we need to do as a country because you know people are watchi

nashville. camera that is a community such in grief right now. what more are you learning? well jessica, i do want to say off the top that metro nashville police have just released bodycam footage, police body cam footage of the officers responding going inside the school and the moments where they shoot the suspect dead. we are looking at it. our team is taking a look at it right now, and we will turn that around and show it to you as soon as it is ready, but you were talking about this community and you are right. jessica, this is a community. that is shattered beyond words. i mean, think about it. six families spending their first night without their loved ones or having for the first time their children's room empty. i do want to focus on the victims for a moment. nine year old halle scruggs. we learned today that she is a daughter of the lead pastor here at covenant presbyterian church, nine year old evelyn dick house. she reportedly has an older sister, and she was quoted by the tennesseean quote. i don't want to be an only child, she said this as she was crying, accor

nashville. a community's heartbroken after three students and three staff members were gunned down at an elementary us. >> reporter: well, phillip, good morning, the covenant school is a small, tightly-knit campus where kids from preschool through sixth grade were starting yesterday, their last week before easter break. but this morning instead of vacation, six families are planning funerals. >> they're under a mass casualties alert. >> reporter: locked glass doors shattered by gunfire, a shooter crawling through the door frame, stalking the hallways of the covenant school with what appears to be an assault-style rifle. then minutes later. >> school shooting. multiple victims down. >> reporter: three 9-year-olds and three staff members murdered as they were starting their day at the covenant school. >> it's disgusting, and i, yeah, i just have no words. i'm just trying to process it all. it's so terrible, so sad. >> reporter: investigators say the 28 yoeltd suspect killed by officers as they rushed into the building was a former student. >> there's some belief that there was some resentment from ha

that searing painxa sadness descending tonight on a nashville, tennessee community where a heavily armedó[■ walked into a private christian elementary school this morning and murdered three children along with three adumús in what police call a targeted attack.u the children were just 9 years old. the shooter identified late today by nashville police as 28-year-old audrey hale. hale was fatally shot by responding officers.ñr th one we are all well acquainted with by now. children lined up and hurried away from the scene. parents waiting to be esponders descended on the scene. in a moment my interview with the police chief. kathy park leads us off tonight from nashvill%iy >> reporter: the start of a school day shattered by gunshots at the covenant school in nashville. >> we're under a mass casualty alert. the school shooting, multiple victims down. >> reporter: police rushed to the small pu<+ate christian elementary school, there were so many poli(ve cars. and then the ambulances started pulling away from the xd school. >> reporter: inside the school avery miric's mother was teaching when

. >> we begin at this hour in nashville, a community only beginning to grieve with the loss of thoset in the elementary school shooting. >> these were the victims. all with stories of their own. hali scruggs was nine. one of five children. the only daughter of the pastor of the church. evelyn was 9, too. she loved to sing and perform. >> katherine kunz was the school's headmaster. cynthia peek was a substitute teacher. her family and friend say she was devoted to her faith. mike hill was a member of the custodial staff. he was known around the school as big mike. he had seven children and 14 grand kids. >> katie is in nashville. katie, the community is preparing for a vigil. how are folks still dealing with this loss? >> we expect there will be a lot of people at that vigil as we've seen the me moral behind me grow and grow. more folks coming, bringing their children, paying their respects, grieving, leaving flowers. we now know that first lady jill biden will be attending the fun y'all. she will not be speaking but in attendance. an educator herself, to lend support to this communit

so all across the country, communities are mourning for nashville. there were three adults who were among the victims as well. all in their 60s. one individual katherine, koonce she was the head of the school. and then cynthia peak and mike hill. a custodian for more than 13 years. all of these individuals were beloved members of the community and would have done anything for the school, for the students. and obviously we're kind of standing by to get more details about all of the other victims today. we just heard just a few moments ago that metro police have released additional footage, body camera footage from the responding officer. we're coming through that right now to get a little bit more information about how this information is moving forward. yasmin. >> again, just totally heartbreaking. thanks for bringing us those details. i want to bring in now heidi campbell. she spent several hours at the family reunification site just yesterday. thanks for joining us on this. you were there. you heard a mom be told her child wasn't coming home. >> ye

. >>> community mourns a loss of lives during the latest school shooting. we take you to nashville for the very latest. >>> plus, it could be a game changer when it comes to the opioid crisis. the life saving tool >>> taking a look at some of the other top stories, the grief-stricken community at nashville held a memorial for the victims of monday's mass shooting. mass was held in missouri for 9-year-old evelyn dieckhaus. bill lee, governor of tennessee said he was close to two of the victims. according to the nashville police chief, the shooter legally purchased seven guns and used three during monday's shooting. the shooter was under a doctor's care for an emotional disorder. there will be another vigil is >>> the fda approved over-the- counter sales of narcan, the nasal spray that reduces opioid overdoses. they hope widespread availability will reduce the drug deaths. they have not said how much it will cost. in the meantime, california is working on making its own version. >>> a federal judge has issued a ruling against google in a high profile antitrust case. the judge said go

dan: two days since a deadly mass shooting at a grade school in nashville and the community is trying to make sense of what happened. they will be for some time. grieving residents came together for a vigil to mourn the three children and three adults killed at school monday. jill biden attended the vigil. earlier in the day, late flowers at the school. during tonight's vigil, the police chief placed -- praise first responders. >> we are grateful to the police officers, paramedics, and firefighters who rushed to find the victims and provide emergency care. nashville comes together like no other place to comfort those who have suffered an unspeakable loss. dan: the attack renewing for greater gun control. democrats calling on republicans to introduce bills requiring background checks. republicans insist the main issue is a suspect mental health, not guns. ama: in the wake of the shooting, congress is in an uproar over gun violence 12 with two congress members in particular. >> states that have open carry laws have more death. are you listening to what i'm saying? con down? children are

well luckily, nashville continues to be a pretty tight knit community. and you know we're gonna we're gonna have as many formal and informal resources we can for these families. you know, one of the things that we've got to see firsthand, unfortunately, is that when these things happen, families don't get immediately reunited. with their children. it takes hours agonizing hours and there is gonna be a lot of work to do to try to make sure that everybody can move forward. well good luck over there really appreciate your joining us. the national council member at large bob mendez appreciated very, very much. alright, let's bring in retired fbi supervisory special agent stephen moore right now, along with albert a. clayton new reports on gun violence for the guardian. steve your reaction. first of all to the news that authorities now believe the shooter did have weapons training and may have actually made a stop before arriving at the covenant school. it's this. this doesn't surprise me the shootings that i've worked as shootings that i've researched and re

dan: two days since a deadly mass shooting at a grade school in nashville and the community is tryingke sense of what happened. they will be for some time. grieving residents came together for a vigil to mourn the three children and three adults killed at school monday. jill biden attended the vigil. earlier in the day, late flowers at the school. during tonight'slad -- praise first responders. >> we are grateful to the police officers, paramedics, and firefighters who rushed to find the victims and provide emergency care. nashville comes together like no other place to comfort those who have suffered an unspeakable loss. dan: the attack renewing for greater gun control. democrats calling on republicans to introduce bills requiring background checks. republicans insist the main issue is a suspect mental health, not guns. ama: in the wake of the shooting, congress is in an uproar over gun violence 12 with two congress members in particular. >> states that have open carry laws have more death. are you listening to what i'm saying? con down? children are dying! ama: congress members shou

coming up at 3.30, we'll have a live report from nashville to see how the community there is dealing with this tragedy. welcome back. now, though, to the bay area because we're learning more now about an incident involving a mother and her 2 children being held hostage during a home invasion that ended in a deadly police shooting in san jose kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest. details now. >> at the rear of the apartment emerge. officer saw the family kneeling on the ground. with the suspect standing over them. holding a handgun. in one hand and the machete and the other. >> san jose police chief anthony mata is describing what he says one of his officers witnessed before fatally shooting. 34 year-old elliot berke gonzalez after he allegedly broke into an apartment last wednesday. here on boy now avenue chief mata says his officers were dispatched to the location to investigate a fight. but later learned from the woman's husband that his wife and their 2 young boys were being held hostage by a armed with a gun. >> officers continued to make announcements in english and spanish

. >> but first, we're live from nashville, tennessee community is in mourning after another mass shooting. this is at a school that claimed 6 lives, including 3 children. we'll be including 3 children. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. so cozy. how many rooms are in there? should we go check it out? yeah. we get to stay here all weekend! when you stay at a vrbo... i call doing the door code! ...the host doesn't stay with you. it looks exactly like the picture. because without privacy in your vacation home... it's a full log cabin guys. ...it isn't really a vacation... we can snuggle up by the fire. ...is it? wow, oh my- [birds chirping] >> new developments tonight in that mass school shooting that happened earlier today in nashville, tennessee. a former student police say killed 3 children there and 3 adults. this isn't a christian elementary school happened this morning. investigators say the suspect had a thorough plan for the shooting. reporter dallas parker is joining us live from nash

. >> vigil in nashville as the community mourns. >> investigators are still working to piece togethereased the manifesto. >> our police officers have cried with nashville. >> the united states and china have differences when it comes to taiwan. we have managed those differences. >> taiwan's president is set to meet wit

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and the sense of community -- that is kind of the nashville way.been through a lot in the last few years. we've had tornadoes, have gone to the same pandemic as everyone, had a bombing on christmas day downtown i believe in 2020 as well. our community is good at coming together and supporting those in need in times of need, and that is what happened this week. we have seen vigils, outpourings of donations to that school and gofundmes for families to help bury these children. i myself have a nephew that is nine years old, the same age as these children. i cannot imagine what these families are going through. i wholeheartedly support them and want them to know they are loved and we all devastated by the loss of their family. amy: talk about hitting close to home, the governor who signed the deregulation of nuns in a gun after he on monday night his wife, tennessee's first lady, was said to have dinner with one of her best friends cindy peak, an old colleague from her teacher days who planned to spend the day as a substitute teacher at the covenant sc

community. when is it enough? angie emory henderson. thank you so much for your time , more than anything else. condolences to the city of nashville to your community. i really appreciate your time. and here to discuss his jennifer mercieca. she is a senior writer , a senior news writer with for the trace and newsroom dedicated to covering gun violence is incredible work and jennifer, look there. this is a complex system nationally on the state level kind of across the board, hoping you can help people understand this is your expertise. police were saying today the shooter bought seven guns legally and locally from five different stores. is there a system that would recognize someone is buying multiple weapons and flag it to stores or authorities as problematic, or is this just something that can be done anywhere? multiple handgun purchases our flag to the a. t f, but it sounds like the shooter acquired these in separate purchases, and that would not raise red flags. also i think most americans would be surprised to know that being under the care of a doctor for an emotional disorder is not enough to ban somebody from owning guns,

nashville. and in tennessee, the devastated community seeking comfort in prayer coming together mourning the lives lost trying to make sense of that tragedy. so many questions still unanswered. was the 19th century american novelist james lane allen, who said adversity doesn't build character, it reveals it. tonight from nashville to the mississippi delta once again in america, our character is being tested and revealed. that's nightline for this evening, thanks for the company america. good night. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. saddle up because here we go again. you see it on live doppler 7 and our live cameras across the region another storm is arriving into the bay area as we come on the air good evening. i'm amidates and i'm dave ashley. thanks for joining us boy. there's something about these tuesdays in march this year the damage from the last two storms has been severe. yeah. so let's check in with abc 7 news meteorologist santia patel with what we should expect with this one sandia. yeah, dan and alma. we are expecting stormy conditions to

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 death for children in america. we must end this madness. mia bonta tweeted nashville as we set off the top here, the 100 29th mass shooting so far this year. it is march 27th. the should not be the reality of our children that they're living in were failing them. our kids deserve better. now, also,

. >>> meanwhile, in tennessee, a community in nashville is heartbroken and grappling with this week's mass shooting. police are now uncovering new details about the shooter. the suspect 28-year-old audrey hale legally stockpiled several weapons and was being treated for an emotional disorder at the time. police body cam footage from inside christian elementary school shows officers closing in on hale. three kids and three adults were killed before police could stop the attacker. >>> now to developing news in our nation's capital. where a venti sized battle is going on at capitol hill. starbucks founder has been called to testify before congress about the company's efforts to prevent the shops from unionizing. skyler henry is in dc for us and we understand the hearing started about two hours ago and what do we know so far? >> reporter: yeah, the lawmaker leading the charge, vermont senator bernie sanders who saysover the course of the last 18 months starbucks has led one of the most aggressive and illegal union busting campaigns in the modern history of the united states. a strong stat

as we continue to respond join us in praying for the school congregation and nashville community. this is congressman byron donalds. "we extend our deepest condolences and prayers to the families impacted by today's devastating shooting in nashville. this senseless disregard for human life erodes our society and kills many innocent people. pray for nashville and those grieving." this is representative marjorie taylor greene. " biden and the democrats send hundreds of millions of dollars to ukraine to defend the bad guys with guns. why won't biden and democrats support legislation to defend our own innocent american schoolchildren with good guys with guns?" senator marsha blackburn of tennessee says, "chuck and i are heartbroken to hear about the shooting at covenant school in nashville. my office is in contact with federal, state and local officials and we stand ready to assist. thank you to first responders working on site. please join us in prayer for those affected." lisa is calling from florida on the independent line. caller: good morning to you. i am going to say i am appalle

this breaking news just in to cnn, newly released audio of a phone call made to metro nashville emergency communications center just minutes after the deadly shooting at covenant school, former teammate of the shooter made the call after she says she received what she described as a very weird message on instagram. six people, including three children, were shot to death at the school on monday. another shooting in america. cnn's carlos suarez joins us live from nashville. carlos tell us what we know about this call. when did it come? and what happened? jim and jessica are part of the quote here is i do not want it. on my conscience. those were the words of area rihanna patton to a non emergency dispatcher here in nashville. ah shortly as this shooting rather was playing out , so we know that patent receives this direct message from the 28 year old shooter a little bit before the shooting gets underway on monday. it's a little bit before 10 o'clock in the morning. now she calls a suicide prevention hotline and someone there tells her look, you should probably call the sheriff's office, she finally gets

. >> vigil in nashville as the community mourns. >> investigators are still working to piece together a motive. they have not yet released the manifesto. >> our police officers have cried with nashville. >> the united states and china have differences when it comes to taiwan. we have managed those differences. >> taiwan's president is set to meet with mccarthy. >> china retaliation. >> we have to start talking about it that way. >> fox news poll shows trump's lead is growing in the g.o.p. primary race. >> 64% is disprove. >> top numbers on the economy, the border, on all kinds of things. >> elon musk and other major tech leaders calling for a pause on artificial intelligence. >> bret: they are worried about the risks developing machines smarter than humans. >> foreign adversaries are still going to be developing it. >> brian: we begin with a fox news alert and it's not good news. two u.s. army helicopters crashing overnight in kentucky with multiple deaths reported. a parent complication happening during a training mission northeast of fort campbell in trigg county. >> steve: about 10

and breaking tonight, a heart rending vigil in nashville as the community and the country more and three children and three adults killed in the shooting and a christian elementary school. in the meantime we still do not know the motive of the transgender shooter and why the killer's manifesto has not yet been released. chief correspondent jonathan hud live with new images and information. >> good evening to you, trace, it was as you imagine a somber tribute tonight to those who died and a show of support to the families of the victims that demonstration of gratitude to the police officers who prevented many more lives being lost. first lady jill first lady jill biden blade flowers and stood alongside officials of the vigils among them the police chief whose officers acted so heroically in confronting the shooter appeared >> our police officers have cried and i have cried with national and the world beer to from your support, we gather strength and the will to gary on and thef our city. speak of the of 9-year-old have said that she was shocked that she will try to pull a fire alarm. both

nashville. a grieving community. they're gathering to honor the three children and three adults who lost their lives in a mass shooting at covenant school. then not everything. seems like a crow that you're listening to their contents. sheryl crow is performing the first lady of the united states. joe biden is also there, along with families and friends of those lost in the senseless attack, and tonight's ceremony comes as we are learning more about the victims , the young lives that were cut far too short. and those include the three children, of course, the nine year old's also the head of school, katherine coons custodian might kill cynthia peek a substitute teacher and those nine year olds halle scruggs, evelyn dick house and william kenny. in a moment, i'm going to speak to a former officer who knew several of the victims and walked through that nashville elementary school with officials today actually once conducted active shooter drills at very school. it comes as investigators are trying to piece together a m