. ♪♪ >> fox news alert, we are following reports of a shooting at a supermarket in buffalo, new york.ice say there are multiple victims in a suspect is in custody but other details are scarce and still a large police presence on scene. welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live, i am arthel neville. eric: i am eric shawn, the latest shooting about 3:00 p.m. eastern time about an hour ago at the supermarket, the northeastern supermarket chain. poli say they are urging residents to avoid the area. i will go to the boy in the newsroom. >> horrible scene in buffalo new york, police on scene, the only good news to report as the suspect is in custody, multiple people have been hit by gunshots. you mentioned this came in into our newsroom about 3:00 p.m., half an hour after that so in the past half hour buffalo police tweeting this saying there on scene of a mass shooting on jefferson avenue. police say multiple people struck by gunfire, the shooter is in custody. everybody is urged to avoid the area, that still the case. let's show you a map of where the supermarket is located. i can tell

let the blood that was built be the water to cede a new buffalo. , he did his research he figured out buffalo had a large concentration of blacks. and then he said, wait a minute they've only got one black supermarket in the black community. so i wait till saturday afternoon, because a lot of them will be shopping. he figured out the demographics of exclusion. he got that down. i told the governor and others about keeping the -- if you can build a new stadium, you can build a new supermarket. and it's not either or, it's both and. we must fight. to make a new buffalo. so when they know that they shoot us whether we are black or latino, or jewish, or asian, or lgbtq, or disabled, that you're gonna make us come together. because we are the ones that put on the breastplate, and the helmet of righteousness. and you can't fight us when we stand up. because the got i serve has more power than you've got. >> as we were giving the eulogy, i was glad the governor was there who did help to drive to bring a stadium that is an engine here. and she's pledged to

we are continuing coverage of a news conference in buffalo, new york. ten people shot and ate rampage at a grocery store there. the 18-year-old suspect to came from outside of the area is in custody. more on that news conference now. >> to ensure justice is brought to this community, to this victims, to those families. the united states attorney's office will be investigating this case along with our law enforcement partners as a hate crime. and domestic violent extremist. i am in touch with the highest levels of the department of justice. resources will be put behind this investigation. whatever we need we will not stop until justice is brought to this community. those of family in the victims of this horrific crime. i can assure you as united states attorney will bring whatever resources made to this community to make sure justice is done. this should never happen from anyone in any community but surely should not happen when people are going shopping and going through normal life events. we will ensure the perpetrator of this victim is given justice

other charges. >>> gunshots rang across the country over the weekend from southern california to buffalo, new york. there were at least five mass shootings and many of them were deadly. looking to buffalo where ten people were killed in a supermarket. the suspect was 18 years old and police say he drove more than three hours for a racially motivated attack. we have the latest. >> reporter: they are looking at a mass shooting in a supermarket in buffalo. the suspected gunman had plans to continue his deadly rampage. >> if not for the quick response of the buffalo police department, he certainly would have killed more people in this immediate area. >> reporter: investigators say the 18-year-old specifically targeted the store because he wanted to kill as many black people as possible. over the weekend he pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. ruth whitfield was one of the lives lost. she stopped at the store after visiting her husband of 68 years at a nursing home. family members were overcome by grief at a news conference. >> but we're not just hurting, we're angry. we're mad! this shouldn

. >>> we have some developing news for you out of buffalo, new york where president biden visited the families of the victims at the mass shooting at the supermarket. the president now calls this attack domestic terrorism. >> white supremacy is a poison. it's a poison. >> reporter: speaking in buffalo tuesday, president biden called the supermarket mass shooting a murderous, racist rampage. con ten lives were lost saturday and three people wounded at a tops grocery store, potentially going after black people. president biden called out the race idealogy known as replacement theory. >> i condemn those who spread the lie for power, political gain and for profit. >> reporter: earlier the president and first lady paid their respects at a memorial to the victims. they met privately with the families, listening and offering comfort. >> buffalo is hurting. >> reporter: denise alstin lost her friend pearl young in the attack. >> he didn't care who he was, what color skin, what political issues you shared. she will serve you. >> reporter: crime tape still encircles the perimeter of the store.

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buffalo. >> reporter: good evening. a horrible day here in would have low, new york -- buffalo, new york.ntire nation keeping a close eye on this investigation as it's still active and ongoing. you can see that crime scene tape behind me. all unfolded over the weekend. tonight the governor of new york, kathy hochul, calling this teenage gunman a white supremacist. sources are telling us he was in town for at least 24 hours before this rampage trying to scope out the neighborhood, and they believe he chose this grocery store behind me because it's an important part of the black community. listen. >> the evidence that we have uncovered so far makes no mistake that this is an absolute racist hate crime. it will be prosecuted as a hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul and mind. >> reporter: that rampage taking place saturday afternoon at this tops grocery on the city's east side here in buffalo, new york. investigators say 18-year-old peyton jend ron shot 13 people, killing 10. first opening fire in the parking lot there, then continuing that shooting inside of the bus

thank you so much for your time tonight. >>> nbc nightly news from buffalo, tonight. looking at warning signs from the shootings us act, and how this tightknit community has been turned upside down. coming up, at 6:30. >>> new developments in the russia and ukraine war. sweden is joining its neighbor, finland, to try to join nato. sweden's prime minister announced the country would drop its long-held nonaligned that is experts say they will deal a serious diplomatic blow to vladimir putin as the war reshapes europe's security and friends the west. a senior defense official said that russia likely fired missiles of ukrainian military training center close to the border of poland. no deaths reported. >>> kamala harris visited the united arab emirates, uae. she led a united states delegation to offer condolences on the death of uas president, who died last week. this marked the highest level visit by the biden administration to the uae as the u.s. tries to repair troubled relations with that country. the vice president met with the new president, who has helped to moderni

we are following breaking news out of buffalo, new york. police say they have a suspect in custody after a mass shooting at a store. m multiple people were injured. they have not released specific casualty number, but police are calling this a mass shooting. let's go to charles ramsey who's with us. chief ramsey, not a whole lot of information coming in at the moment. we do understand a suspect is in custody. people are being told to avoid the area. the governor of new york has weighed in. what do you think authorities are focusing on right now? i mean, a mass shooting in a grocery store. this could be awful. >> yeah, it could be very well awful. you know, listen, right now, they have a suspect in custody. that's a good news, but right now it's important they reach out to family, individuals that may have been injured during the course of that incident unfolding. that's what they're doing now. of course you have a crime scene they have to protect. they've got to try to find out as much information from this individual as possible. probably

in what is now a very difficult moment for buffalo, new york. seen. 11 african americans involved in this mass shooting on the saturday afternoon in buffalo. >> all right, thank you. joining me from what are your prosecutor and msnbc contributor, jill wine-banks. jen, anna see what officials said today about the suspected shooter. >> the shooter was not from this community. in fact, the shooter traveled hours from outside this community. to perpetrate this crime on the people of buffalo. >> joe, what does that mean for prosecutors in this case? >> i was hoping that he was from outside new york, which could make this a federal offense. but the f clarify that he was from a county within new york, which means that new york law will most likely be the one that governs. and from what literally just said, i would say that a hate crime seems to be quite logical with the n-word etched on the gun. and with what we've heard about a big part of a white supremacist group, and law enforcement being at his home, going through his writings and possibly compute

eric: we are expecting a news conference, please stay tune, buffalo officials and new york officials, buffalo with the latest 15 minutes from now. the news conference ongoing as president biden is now speaking at the national peace officer's memorial in washington, d.c. you see a live picture there of the president at that ceremony. you know, this is an opportunity to honor those first responders who have given the ultimate sacrifice to protect all americans. the president pointing out that last year a record number of law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty. that number 458 according to the national memorial. those of those officers who died were died in texas and florida and as we monitor the proceedings, we will take the president when he speaks. lucas tomlinson live in the white house with more on this. hi, lucas. lucas: eric, when president biden took office inflation 1.4 and today 8.3%, he blames gop for the crisis. >> my republican colleagues say these programs help the working class and middle-class people, they say that's why we have inflation. they're dead w

, new york. buffalole] what what started out as a beautiful day in the city of buffalo, has turned into a terrible day and one of tremendous heartbreak for every member of our community. we have suffered a mass shooting with multiple casualties and several people injured. this is the worst nightmare that any community can face. we are hurting and we are seething right now as a community the depth of pain that families are feeling and all of us are feeling right now cannot even be explained. some of us had the opportunity to provide comfort to some of the families. but needless to say there is no comfort at this time. we are pleased that a shooter is in custody. the person responsible for the tragic events of today, is in custody. you will get more details in a moment. i want to thank all of the law enforcement agencies at the federal, state, county, and city level. all of the agencies that have responded. buffalo is known as the city of good neighbors nationally and internationally. this is a community w

schumer: madam president, it has been a sorrowful, painful few days for the people of buffalo, new york. today, i joined with president biden, the first lady, governor hogle, senator gillibrand, buffalo mayor brown, attorney general tish james and other local officials to meet with families of those killed saturday, the victims at the tops shooting market where the shooting happened intimate with a community ripped apart by unspeakable violence. there is no single word to encapsulate what it was like to visit the tops supermarket, to lay down flowers in honor of the dead, and to meet the families whose lives have been forever, forever torn apart. it was equal parts sorrow for the innocent victims we have lost, it was grief for the families that must carry on. today i met a young boy, only three years old, who lost his dad on saturday because his dad was at the store buying his kid a birthday cake. just heartbreaking. it was also with anger, that somebody could act with such horrible people -- horrible evil. despite all that, there was hope, hope that some way, this community could find

news at this hour. reports of yet another mass shooting. this time in california at a church. >> here in buffalo, new york, the 18-year-old suspect charged with murder. accused of killing ten people, all of them were black. tonight, the mayor of buffalo now saying the suspect wanted to take as many black lives as he possibly could. opening fire outside the grocery store. then moving inside. authorities say he planned the attack, driving from about 200 miles away. the 180 page document he posted online, filled with racist and anti-semitic comments. president biden tonight calling the assault a racially motivated act of white supremacy, describing the suspect as a hate filled soul. we're learning tonight about the victims. 32 to 86 years old including the beloved security guard, a retired police lieutenant working security at the store, confronting the gunman, shooting him, but the gunman had body armor and police say the suspect then killed that guard. stephanie ramos on the scene tonight. >> inside the moments of terror we're now hearing from some of the survivors who were inside the grocery sto

this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from buffalo new york. ♪ ♪ ♪ re >> o'donnell evening and thank you for joining us for a special edition of the "cbs evening news." we're here in buffalo, new york, where we're learning new details about what happened inside this supermarket behind me, and we have new reporting tonight about what led up to saturday's deadly shooting. new tonight, authorities tell cbs news the suspect made multiple visits to the store ahead of his rampage. he called this grocery store "attack site number one," and he had plans to continue his shooting spree at two other places here in the city of buffalo. we're also learning tonight the suspected gunman taunted federal police online months ago. well, tonight, this is a community in mourning -- ten people were killed, three injured, eleven of them were black. those who are killed range in age from 32 to 86 and included a retired police officer, a substitute teacher and a grandmother of six. tomorrow, president biden will come to buffalo to grieve with this community. and it was a deadly weekend her

buffalo. the current senior senator from new york loves buffalo, and has visited buffalo more than any new york senator before him. >> because i know this community. years ago,, i worked hard to bring that grocery store to the east side of buffalo, because the community deserved a full-fledged supermarket. it was a much-needed oasis in which was then a total food desert. >> the mass murder used the code information to find upstate new york neighborhood most and sleep populated with black people, circulating a city of hundred 48,000 people, 80 miles north from the white republican upstate neighborhood, where the murderer lived. 29% of the people of syracuse are black, but the mass murderer decided that he could get a higher body count at the top supermarket in buffalo, so he bypassed syracuse, and nearby rochester, whose population is 39% black. and drove the 200 miles to buffalo. we don't know why the murderer is alive tonight. the police had every legal right to shoot him on site, with a gun in his hand, when they cornered him in the store. but they talked him into dropping his gun to the floo

bradley blackburn, cbs news, buffalo, new york. >>> back here in the bay area, aapi leaders stood in solidarity with the naacp at an emergency meeting in san francisco. kpix 5's andria borba reports on their united call for action against hate-filled violence. >> we have lost again people who look like me, an african american. >> reporter: inside the historic third baptist church, an emergency meeting at the naacp, following the mass murder of ten black people in buffalo over the weekend. >> we have got to call it for what it is. it's evil. it's un-american, and it does not have a right to exist in a civilized society. >> reporter: sharing the microphone and zoom with dr. amos brown, members of the asian american community say this is a moment for solidarity to stand with the pioneers of civil rights. >> what they have done, they have laid down the groundwork to support what we've been doing. without them, i don't think i am able to speak standing here to speak with you. >> reporter: for members of the black community, this weekend's shooting was the same old story, set in a new loca

and interpersonal violence via weapons, it is a devastating day for all of us, particularly in buffalo, newalo, new york. ., ., , york. you have been in contact with the white _ york. you have been in contact with the white house - york. you have been in contact with the white house about. with the white house about making sure the appropriate resources are in place. what will those resources be and what is most needed in the community right now? we have been having _ community right now? we have been having ongoing _ been having ongoing conversations with the white house and the department of justice and we know this antiblack animist is not an outlier. they are hate crimes spiking across the country. we believe it is a residue if not a continued expansion of the donald trump administration and they make america great again movement which is formatting antiblack racism, xenophobia etc. we need trauma and healing services, we need them to be culturally responsible. we have been talking to the white house and the state public health system to scale up healing services. the store in buffalo,

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mpbl more now on our breaking news out of buffalo new york where a man opened fire killing ten peoplend wounding three hours. police say the shooter is white as the crime was racially motivated. >> this was pure evil. it wastrt up racially motivated hate crime from somebody outside of our community, outside of the city of good neighbors as the mayor said, coming into our community and trying to inflict that evil upon us. >> we want to talk with former fbi director andrew mccabe. police say the suspect live streamed the entire ordeal. it was live streamed onto a social media platform . what are authorities doing right now? >> as you can imagine, they are trying to peel back every aspect of this individual. analysts at the fbi and new york state police will be looking at every aspect of his presence on the internet. they want to know as much about him and his motivation. most importantly they want to know if he's been in communication with anyone else who might be like minded, who might be motivated to undertake a similar attack or who might look at this as some sort of a triggering eve

. >> reporting this morning of new york times headline grief and anger sweeps through buffalo the day after a racist massacre. the day after, one of the deadliest races massacres in recent american history. law enforcement officials in new york descended on the home of the accused gunman probed disturbing his into his behavior. governor kathy hochul promised action on hate speech she said spreads like a virus. shot 13 people on saturday afternoon out of top supermarket in east buffalo, killing ten. almost all of the victims were black shoppers, grocery workers. the security guard down together. he chose an area known for its black population visiting the neighborhood the day before they attack and what authorities describe as recognizance and nearly a year after -- a year before the mass shooting from elsewhere, police said sunday he would be picked up from high school last year by state police threatening remarks and taken to hospital for mental health evaluation. on the comments of new york governor kathy hochul yesterday this morning, this week i should say she spoke about the role

people in buffalo, new york are searching for answers after a mass shooting left ten people dead. our spocorrespondent is in buff. >> this is not open season on african americans. >> reporter: in buffalo, there's grief and anger the day after a mass shooting left ten people dead. >> we don't tolerate this. >> angry, upset, heart broken. >> reporter: jerome bridges was working in aisle 14 when a gunman wearing armor and military clothing opened fire. >> i started running. and then he stopped firing for a minute, reloaded and started firing again. >> reporter: it took less than two minutes to arrive and forced the gunman, who was live streaming the rampage, to surrender. >> this individual came here with the express purpose of taking as many black lives as he possibly could. >> reporter: according to police, 11 of the 13 victims were black. >> the evidence that we have uncover ed so far makes no mistake this is a hate crime. >> reporter: dion lost his brother. >> now i have no brother. he's got no father is. that fair? >> reporter: this community lost an 86-year-old mother of a retir

news." >> and now i have no brother. he's got my father. is that fair? >> a city in mourning. people in buffalo, new york, grieve after a gunman kills ten people at a grocery store. where the investigation stands this morning as we learn about the suspect's alleged past threats. >>> baby formula crisis. how congress plans to tackle the nationwide shortage this week, and how long until the shelves are filled back up. [ applause ] >>> surprise announcement. the life-changing graduation gift for nearly 300 students at an art school in california. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden and the flowed -- the first lady are planning to visit buffalo, new york, tomorrow as the city mourns the victims of a mass shooting at a supermarket. police identified the alleged gunman as 18-year-old payton gendron of conklin, new york. that's about 200 miles from buffalo. he appeared before a judge saturday. he pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges. ten people were killed and three others wounded in what officials are calling a racially motivated attack.

news." >>> good evening. i'm jericka duncan reporting tonight from buffalo, new york. in this place known as the city of good neighbors an outsider suspected of conducting the nation's latest mass shooting and its deadliest one this year. ten people were killed, three wounded in what officials are calling a racially motivated attack. it happened at this supermarket right behind me. tonight we're learning new details about the suspected gunman, peyton gendron. he appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to murder. today in washington president biden condemned the attack. >> we're still gathering the facts. already the justice department said it's investigating the matter as a hate crime, racially motivated ablgtd of white supreme si and violent extremism. as they do. >> also tonight, multiple people were wounded when they opened fire at a church in laguna hills, california. a traumatized community is clearly grieving. at a buffalo church service this morning, tears, sorrow and prayers for the ten souls lost because of hate. >> this is in a league of its own. this is a w

. >> we are following developing news out of buffalo, new york tonight where 10 people are dead after a mass shooting at a grocery store. thank you for joining us here tonight at 8. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. the fbi are investigating the shooting as both a hate crime. >> and racially motivated violent extremism. the suspect has been identified as 18 year-old payton gendron from conklin. new york officials say he showed up wearing military tactical gear and live streamed the incident with a helmet camera out of the 13 people who were shot 11 were black. investigators believe the suspect drove hours to commit this act in this predominantly black community in buffalo. this was pure evil. it was straight up racially motivated hate crime. >> from somebody outside of our community outside of the city of good neighbors. as the mayor said coming into our community. in trying to. inflict that evil upon us. >> investigators say the alleged shooter was heavily armed. one of the store's security guards, a former buffalo police officer shot at gendron but gender and ended up returning f

police in buffalo are holding a news conference right now. sten in. >> tight corridors. >> allen, let me know when we are good. >> what started out as a beautiful day in the city of buffalo has turned into a terrible day, and one of tremendous heartbreak for every member of our community. we have suffered a mass shooting with multiple casualties and several people injured. this is the worst nightmare that any community can face, and we are hurting and we are seething right now as a community. the depth of pain that families are feeling and that all of us are feeling right now cannot even be explained. some of us had the opportunity to provide comfort to some of the families. but needless to say, there is no comfort at this time. we are pleased that the shooter is in custody. a person repast bowl for the tragic events of today is in custody. we will get more details in a moment. i want to thank all of the law enforcement agencies at the federal, state, county, and city level, all of the agencies that have responded, buffalo is known as the city

to the people in buffalo i met today, i'll say this, all of new york and all of america, stands with you in this hour of deep darkness. we love you. we hold you in our hearts. and we pray for each and every one of you. we will be with you in spirit at every prayer service and every march and every moment in time. today we're all buffaloians. i don't know what would bring someone to bring violence, i don't. but what we know is that each passing day-- new in each passing day, new frightening details emerge for the lengths the shooter chose to attack. and chose top supermarkets in order to target as many black americans as possible. it's a supermarket i know well. i helped bring it to the east side decades ago because there were a food desert and they needed a supermarket. and i persuaded the owner of tops to bring one. through the years, it's not just a supermarket, but a community convening place. when this awful man went to tops to shoot-- to do his terrible shooting, it was like putting a dagger in the heart of community because the supermarket had meant much more than a supermarket

this breaking news in buffalo, york, cbs news confirmed last ten people killed in a mass shooting at rmarket in buffalo, it happened at the tops friendly market details coming in but the suspected gunman was taken into custody and tonight was reigned. michael george joins us with the latest. michael, good evening. >> reporter:. authorities called this pure evil, a racially motivated hate crime, the accused shoot is in custody tonight face add judge. the 18-year-old accused of shooting more than a dozen people identified as payton gendrin was reigned on charges of first-degree murder, authorities say he drove hundreds of miles to the tops friendly market, three miles north of downtown buffalo, heavily armed in body armor, shot four people in the parking lot and went inside and continued shooting. >> when i first saw him shooting, he shot a woman, he shot a deacon. he shot another woman and went in the store. and started shooting again. >> investigators say a security guard who's a retired police officer shot the suspect multiple times. but his body armor protected hi. the suspect shot

who were murdered and others physically and emotionally wounded by the senseless violence in both buffalo new york -- buffalo, new york and southern california. thank you. i greet you today in a moment of amazement. this is a celebration and i want to acknowledge and honor your presence in time. i won't be long. to the honorable mayor, i thank you for this appointment to the board of trustees of city college of san francisco. to our honorable dignitaries, of both the city and county of san francisco, and specifically the illustrious city college of san francisco, i'm honored to become part of it collective group that takes the time out of our already busy lives to provide service to others. to my lovely wife, dr. janelle greene and my children, corinthian and providence, i thank you for allowing me to share myself with the community and the residents of our home town. not your hometown, my home town. additionally, to my family and friends, both here physically and in the spirit, thank you for your continued support throughout my life. 's graduation season so this is important. let s. be genui

new york. we'll get to you in a moment. we begin this hour in buffalooting of 2022 which authorities say was motivated by hate. the community in shock, mourning and in pain. deep pain after police say an 18-year-old mass shooting suspect payton gendron who was white targeted that predominantly black neighborhood after traveling 200 miles. plus cnn has learned from two federal law enforcement sources investigators are reviewing a white supremacy manifesto in connection with the alleged gunman. >>> ten people were killed and three injured following the attack saturday. 11 of those who were shot were black. two people remain hospitalized in stable condition. a third victim was discharged. local authorities did not mince words earlier today as they described this case. >> this is an absolute racist hate crime. it will be prosecuted as a hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul, and mind, and there is no mistake that's the direction this is going in. this will be completel

disturbing situation here in buffalo, new york. the nation's eyes closely watching what unfolds next here. police in this investigation in buffalo, right now there's a vigil as you can hear the music and the community coming together to grieve the loss of innocent lives. the governor, kathy high cull, calling this -- cath kathy -- kathy hochul. the supermarket behind me, investigators believe he chose this location because it's at the center of a black community. >> the evidence that we have uncovered so far makes no mistake that this is an absolute racist hate crime. it will be prosecuted as a hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul and mind. >> reporter: now, that rampage took place saturday afternoon at this tops grocery on the city's east side. 18-year-old peyton depend ron shot 18 people, killing 10, continuing inside the busy store. of the 13 if people shot, 11 were black. depend drone is charged with -- depend drone is charged with first-degree murder. he used a helmet camera to mass stream the ted deadl

after all of these mass shootings that have taken place in this country for different reasons, let buffalo, newe last place that this kind of mass shooting happens. >> duncan: that again was buffalo mayor byron brown. today president biden again voiced his frustration about rising crime and hate in this country. cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house and joins us with more, christina. >> reporter: good evening, jericka, the president also reached out to the new york governor and the mayor there. but frustration is growing over a lack of action on gun control in washington. >> we must all work together to address the hate. >> reporter: despite nearly 200 mass shootings already this year, lawmakers on capitol hill have been unable to find a way forward on gun control. >> well, of course we are trying to do something about gun violence. >> reporter: senator chris murphy says they need to try harder. >> i just think we can find common ground on some of these measures, targeted measures like restricting the size of magazines. and if we can't, why not just put it up for a vote and show american

or at a grocery store in buffalo , new york? it would be the easiest thing in the world to denounce something as evil, vial, and un-american as replacement theory. to its credit, this week "the wall street journal" editorial board acknowledged that, quote, politicians and media figures have an obligation to condemn such conspiratorial notions as white replacement theory. while that is necessary, it is hardly sufficient, and too many maga republicans refuse to do even just that. and lafs night -- last night, tucker carlson did not do that either. he deflected and refused to acknowledge that a clear connection exists between the messages on his shows and some of the views championed by these mass shooters. he dismissed the shooter's 180-page rant as the product of a diseased and disorganized mind, while omitting that the shooter's mind was diseased and warped precisely by online conspiracy theories that are echoed regularly on his show. the plain fact is that the shooter responsible for the violent murder of 10 innocent lives espo

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that somebody could be so deranged and killed innocent people like this. >> mark sommer with the buffalo news. thank you so much for being was. >> sure thing. >> we are hearing more from people close to the buffalo super market. here is what an eye witness had to say. >> i hear somebody came in heavily armed. just walked in and started shooting. i spoke to one of the workers on my way here and she said that you know her family members are calling her and co-workers and it was just like somebody out of a war movie. just non-stop shooting and the person in tactical gear and a lot of guns or armor or something. it likes like, i am not going to speculate but it seems like somebody came here on a mission. again, the big picture is that these poor workers come here everyday and punch their clock and putting money in their pockets. it is terrible. >> as leaders and organizations have been voicing their anger and condemnation over this shooting allegedly driven by hate. joe biden says, quote, "any act of domestic terrorism, including an act perpetrated by hate." this is absolutely devastating. our he

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news amy. thank you. now we turn to the grocery store massacre in buffalo new york. police. carry out a racist shooting at a grocery store in a predominantly black neighborhood and his goal was to kill as many people as possible this morning. we are learning more about the 10 people who were killed they include a substitute teacher a security guard and a church deacon. here's reporter gloria pazmino. this operates a community in mourning. i'm sad. i'm hurt. i'm mad because i never would have thought it would have happened here police are now identifying all ten of the lives lost when a gunman opened fire at a grocery store in buffalo, new york among them 67 year old hayward patterson a deacon in a local church. his friend says he would often volunteer to drive people to the top. or if they didn't have transportation taken patterson was the ones that transported them back and forth to their homes, so they could that they can continue to to survive 77 year old pearl young was a substitute teacher her family calls her a pillar of the community and 55 year old security officer.

chilling new details about the deadly mass shooting here at this grocery store in buffalo. authorities now believe this was just one part of the plan. and investigators now say the suspect visited this store as early as march. tonight, abc news obtaining video showing the final moments of the attack here at the tops market. the alleged gunman being taken into custody. ten people killed in what authorities call a racially motivated hate crime. racist slurs and the names of other mass shooters written on the suspect's ar-15. and tonight, abc news obtaining a document suggesting the attack was in the works for at least two months. the suspect, they say, planning this down to the supermarket aisles. tonight, we hear from a shopper who said the gunman was also

take a look at what residents are reading in the buffalo news this morning >> pure evil. slain in the buffalo market. hard to believe that most of these folks are simply grocery shopping when they were gunned down by the 18-year-old suspect. joining me now is bruce, assistant managing editor at the buffalo news. first, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. you've been up and down the story. since it broke. bring us up to date on what you know so, far how the investigation is developing. >> you've been reporting, it it's focused on this man who obviously made a decision to drive to buffalo from the southern tier part of new york, and carry out a violent plan on the basis of what he believed was white replacement theory. he decided that it was up to him to act on his feet. and you are watching the result of that today. grieving and mourning. and angry. >> can you talk a little bit about the community in general? this community that was targeted, what we know about this community? >> sure. if you are from western new york you probably can trace part of your heritage to

"the buffalo news" is reporting a retired federal agent may have known of the attack in advance. w enforcement officers are investigating whether a retired federal agent had about 30 minutes advance notice of a white supremacist's plans to murder black people at a buffalo supermarket. two law enforcement officials told "the buffalo news." authorities believe the former agent, believed to be from texas, was one of at least six individuals who regularly communicated with the accused gunman in an online chat room where racist hatred was discussed, the two officials said. this weekend vice president kamala harris attended the final funeral for a victim of that attack in buffalo. vice president harris said this -- >> what happened here in buffalo, in texas, in atlanta, in orlando? what happened at the synagogues? so this is a moment that requires all good people, all god-loving people to stand up and say we will not stand for this. enough is enough. we will come together based on what we all know we have in common, and we will not let those people who are motivated by hate separate us

in buffalo, new york. funerals will start this weekend for the 10 people who were killed inside of a grocery store. there. investigators say 18 year-old payton gendron scouted out a predominantly black neighborhood with an intent to kill black people. president biden and the first lady were in buffalo today meeting with the family members of the people who were killed. kevin freeman has more on that visit. >> president biden spent several hours here in buffalo. his first stop was this tops grocery store that as you can see, remains a crime scene. it is also become a gathering place for this community as people continue to bring flowers, creating a memorial all around the building as the president brings his personal condolences to the families, we've come to grieve with you. >> president joe biden brings a message of comfort to buffalo, new york on tuesday. he spoke publicly after privately meeting with the families of 10 people who were shot and killed at a tops friendly markets saturday afternoon. the da

city of buffalo police in new york state say the gunman is in custody. the supermarket is in a predominantly black neighbourhood, about 5 kilometers north of downtown buffalo. new york's governor katie hotel said in a tweet that she's closely monitoring the situation which happened in her home town . a letter ah, is unbelievable. unbelievable is hardy, the luster, and unbelievable. on loss of wars. these, these essential workers, you now come to work every day and they just want to serve the community. and you know, i get a paycheck and they have to put up with this, this craziness. well let's get more from kristen salumi who's live in new york. kristin know we're getting of course more details about this and some eye witness comments as well. what more can you tell us? ah, information is still coming in. we have updated information on the victims. 10 killed 3 shot and injured non life threatening injuries. and we're hearing now from local law enforcement who've been on the scene all afternoon outside of that supermarket, which is in the city of buffalo,

they're in buffalo new york at that supermarket.know, 11 shot, excuse me 13 shot, 11 of which were african american and we understand also that the remainder were white. two white. one of the eyewitnesses, according to what we were hearing on the ground, said that they heard about 70 shots. now, as jim kavanaugh was talking a bit earlier, he said it could have been much worse. that these clips and assault weapons got hold up to 30 rounds or more. one of the individuals that we have discussed, and we heard during the briefing that will probably stand out as one of the situations heroes is thought retired buffalo police officer, that despite the number of shots that the eyewitnesses are telling us, despite the number of rounds that might be capable of being put in these clips, a number of clips that the suspect may have had that he stood out because as this suspect came to top supermarket, he shot four individuals in the parking lot which you see here, three died there, one remain injured, and so far surviving. then enters into the su

but that threat to our community in buffalo and western new york is a threat to the nation. >> yeah, no, for sure. i want to just go back to a couple of things you said. you said it was clear that he selected buffalo and selected this grocery store. and i'm wondering what more you can tell us, because we heard from the governor that the suspect came from broome county. and what evidence supports the fact that he targeted this grocery store in particular? do you have any indications he has visited, he did re-con at this grocery store, do you know when he left his home, his community in broome, to come to buffalo to do this? >> yeah, there were markings on his rifle that indicated that he was a racist. >> when you say markings, can you elaborate on that? >> this is what i have heard from police investigators, the district attorney, and others. >> but what the markings were. >> they were racially insensitive markings that indicated that the shooter was at least racially insensitive. secondly, buffalo is the largest city in new york state. if you're in broome county, you go to new york ci

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news. we are also following developments coming out of buffalo new york president. biden will be there on tuesday to meet with families of the victims 10 people were killed when a man who investigators say was fueled by hate targeted black people at a supermarket. abc news reporter derek waldor has more on this story. saturday's horrific scene unfolding at this topps friendly supermarket in buffalo, new york times like homicide. we have body found here authorities. say peyton gendron drove 200 miles from his home in broom county new york to the scene. this individual came here with the expressed purpose. of taking as many black lives as he possibly could officials saying the gunman fired about 50 shots killing ten people injuring three more all of those who died were black. this is an racist hate crime. this is someone who has hate and their heart soul and mind among the victims retired. buffalo police officer, aaron salter. r he has a security guard at the supportively fired multiple shots hitting the suspect but that did not stop him because he was wearing body ar

. >>> meantime, we are learning new details about the mass shooting in buffalo, new york. the shooter made threats to shoot up his high school last year and recently underwent a mental health evaluation. >> he was evaluated an then he was released. as far as we say on the radar, there was nothing picked up on the state police intelligence, nothing picked up on the fbi intelligence. nobody called in. >> today both president biden and new york's governor called on doing more to stop the hate. >> this is not open season on african americans. >> the message should be we won't tolerate this. >> angry, upset. heart broken. >> jerome bridges said he was working in aisle 14 at the tops friendly market when a gunman wearing armor opened fire. >> i started running. when he stopped firing for a minute, reloaded and started firing again. >> police say it took less than two minutes for officers to arrive and forced the gunman, who was live streaming the rampage, to surrender. >> this individual came here with the expressed purpose of taking as many black lives as he possibly could. >>