, but new mexico was much larger than the the modern state of new mexico. so it included, nevada in new mexico and utah and most of arizona and parts of wyoming and parts of colorado. so that's about a that's about a third of mexico this area. so we'll look at that. well look something that area first. but to do a little bit of background, let's talk about andrew jackson. that's a presidential presidential portrait of andrew jackson an illustration talk a little bit about jack sodium democracy. so we haven't talked about jacksonian democracy much yet. we're kind of coming out of the year of good feelings, and we talked about the market revolution, but jackson when he was elected president, he had won the popular vote in 1824, but lost the presid. a and the electoral college and in the house of representatives and so he ran for office in a sense for four years in the name of democracy and popular democracy. jackson was the first populist president in american history, and he imagined himself as a jeffersonian in favor of the yeoman farmers and in favor of li

full that our governor stepped forward and she initiated something that was important for us in new mexico and an example across the country were we are one of a few states including alabama, jeanette get -- connecticut, georgia and washington to do this. the government -- governor created a new position in 2019 programs of children's 025 -- zero-five under one roof. thanks to the flexibility baked into the federal child health care systems and the amount provided, new mexico was able to make significant steps in improving and helping children. improving the system we have in our state. secretary rovinsky is here to share her story on how transformational these investments were in two emphasize they are worth sustaining. it is critical -- for congress to recognize how important this investment was to help kids and for the committee to come together to restart the bipartisan conversations as well. i want to thank and welcome our secretary and thank you for sharing your story. sen. sanders: the floor is yours. >> thank you senator lujan. thank you for inviting me to testify about new mexico'

the gentlewoman from new mexico is recognized. ms. leger fernandez: yes, indeed. i agree we need to make sure we address fentanyl for every community, whether it be new york or new mexico, because the fentanyl crisis is a public health crisis and families are losing loved ones every day. indeed, in new mexico in 2020, the new mexico department of health found that 65% of people with substance use disorders were not getting the treatment they needed. the same problem we find nationwide. over 86% of people suffering from opioid abuse were not getting the treatment they needed in 2020. and even once treatment begins, people are at their most vulnerable when they suffer from relapse. their bodies cannot handle the sudden return of high levels of opioids and the result is often fatal. so i do hope that we can continue to agree that we must address this and that we must provide in addition to this bill the kind of funding that is needed and that is urgent to treat addiction. mr. speaker, i would like to yield three minutes to my distinguished colleague from texas, ms. ja

state of new mexico -- in the state of new mexico.is the nation's second largest producer. joining us now from midland, texas, is the ceo, scott german, scott, welcome. i know you're in texas which is one part of the permian basin, but you're actually drilling right now, or about to be drill thing, in the new mexico part. how active is that? >> well, lauren, it's good to see you, by the way. lauren: hi. >> it's extremely, it's extremely active. there's over 108 rigs currently running in new mexico, and as you mentioned, it's the second largest producing state behind texas. and also interesting that it has really increased. if you look at the last year, february of '22 to february of '23, production's actually had a 30% increase -- lauren: wow. >> -- which was the largest of any of the states. and so we continue to see new mexico gain production level against other areas. lauren: so, scott, are you telling me right now that things are getting better, that american oil and gas producers are actually producing more oil right now under th

abc's mola lenghi on the scene in new mexico tonight. >> reporter: authorities new mexico searching fort motivated an 18-year-old high school senior seen here dressed in all black holding a gun to go on a deadly shooting rampage. late today officials identifying that suspect as bo wilson. >> this incident appears to be purely random. the suspect then roamed through the neighborhood and indiscriminately fired at least six houses in three vehicles. >> reporter: the horror unfolding in farmington monday the first calls with active shooter coming in around 10:56 a.m. the scene spanning a quarter-mile. authority saying the shooter used three guns in the attack including an assault style rifle that he purchased legally last year. >> several people down. three vehicles. three people that are dead. >> authority saying officers quickly arrived on scene shooting and killing the suspect 10 minutes after the first 911 calls. three people killed, at least six more injured. including two officers. high school senior callie campbell was home until she saw the gunmen walking down the street, opening fi

. >>> mayhem at a motorcycle rally in new mexico. the shooting spills out between rival gangs, leaving several dead >>> hurricane season is three days away. we have this year's predictions. >>> and closure for the son of a world war ii veteran who was reunited with a special keepsake from his hero father it's monday, memorial day. "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera a bipartisan spending deal was announced sunday between the white house and congress the bill would raise the debt ceiling mere days before potential catastrophic default for more we go to brie jackson in washington. brie, good morning fill us in on the details this last-minute agreement. >> good morning, francifrances. after nonstop bargaining, the president on sunday announced the details of a bipartisan deal that would extend the debt ceiling for the next two years in exchange for a number of spending cuts. if approved by congress, this would prevent the u.s. from defaulting on its debt obligations

what the two sides are saying tonight >>> the deadly mass shooting in new mexico police saying the 18-year-old suspect was set to graduate high school with at least three guns and firing at random, three elderly women killed before he was stopped. >>> just in, the secret service investigating an intrusion at the national security adviser's home what happened. >>> the suspect in a baseball bat rampage in a congressman's office arraigned as he speaks out about the shocking attack. >>> ukraine repelling intense russian attacks on the capital. plus, the new cia video urging russians to share war secrets >>> the future of ai the ceo behind chatgpt describing his worst fears, calling for regulation of the tech he helped create plus, our exclusive with the ceo of microsoft. >>> and the play at the plate. when a dust devil starts suddenly, a teenaged umpire has the save of the day. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. with the clock ticking down to america defaulting on its debt, some potentially positive signs tonight following a

smaller length on this scene in farmington, new mexico tonight tonight, authorities in new mexico searching for what motivated an 18 year old high school senior seat here, dressed in all black holding a gun to go on a deadly shooting rampage. late today, officials identifying that suspect is beau wilson. this incident appears to be purely random. the suspect, then roamed through the neighborhood and indiscriminately fired at at least six houses and three vehicles, the horror unfolding and farming monday the first calls of an active shooter coming in around 10 56 am the scene spanning a quarter of a mile. authorities saying the shooter used three guns in the attack, including an assault style rifle that he purchased legally last year. people down three vehicles that are people that are dead. officers quickly arrived on scene shooting and killing the suspect, 10 minutes after the first 9-1-1 calls three people killed at least six more injured, including two officers. high school senior callie kimball was home and says she saw the gunman walking down the street opening fire. it was loud, it wa

attendance steve patterson has the latest >> reporter: tonight the main street mass shooting in new mexico three people are dead, five injured after police say rival biker gangs opened fire at a popular motorcycle rally. >> all eight individuals have been identified as outlaw motorcycle gang members. the bandidos and the second is a group called the water dogs. >> reporter: the gunfire breaking out saturday evening in red river, a small resort town at the southern end of the rocky mountains. police believe it is a continuation of an ongoing squabble between rival gangs. >> it was a confrontation of some sort that we are still trying to look into in albuquerque. and that spilled over to here. it started with words initially then turned into a fight which then turned to shots fired. >> reporter: the mayor saying all involved were quickly arrested, including 30-year-old jacob castillo who state police say has been charged with murder >> the shooters have all been apprehended there is no threat to the community at all >> reporter: new mexico's governor tweeting, my thoughts are with the red ri

it's in northwestern new mexico near the colorado border.o camila bernal for the very latest on this. what can you tell us? >> brianna, they are investigating an active shooter situation at the moment, and you mentioned three people at least so far that we know have been killed, but this also became an officer-involved shooting. so what officials are saying that there were two officers who were shot during this situation. one with a new mexico state police and one with farmington police. they were also taken to the hospital and we are told that they are in stable condition. there are very limited details here, but again, at least three people have been killed in this incident. police officers are still investigating. they are trying to figure out exactly what happened, and we do know that the suspect was killed on the scene. we do not have the identity of this person, but there are no other threats at this time according to authorities. so they do have the situation under control, but unfortunately, three people are dead and two injured, at

arizona new mexico border bring them to fort sumner the eastern part of new mexico. several hundred miles and so 8, 389,000 navajo are going to be forced at gunpoint. to march across has anyone actually been to new mexico. have you been to the western part of new mexico that you've been there? so we're going through mountains. there's also fairly dry and kind of desert like yeah. 18 days several hundred miles i want you to imagine that march. i don't want to march anywhere. i'm just gonna tell you that right now, but i don't want to march for 18 days with 8,000 people right? let's just feels bad like i don't want to do this they eventually get to to sumner to the the boss redondo area and they're basically put into camps. for all intents and purposes internment camps overcrowded and under supplied and they're going to stay there for about four years. forced to live in these conditions 200 people are going to die. on the march but because of the conditions several hundred more are going to die and kind of eastern, new mexico. eventually at 1868 the us government's goi

two cops injured in new mexico shooting. the suspect opened fire in farmington, new mexico. several injured. and three dead civilians. officers shot and killed the gunman. two officers were wounded, and they have been taken to a local hospital. and they are hopefully listed in stable condition and hopefully will survive and recover. it's so very important that we realize that there's more we can do in honoring these officers. tragic. another shooting. another shooting. we should also continue to hear from law enforcement about the other dangers they face and work to improve their ability to respond to new challenges while also identifying opportunities to simultaneously promote the safety of law enforcement officers and improve public safety. though we do not have legislation before us today that addresses the needs of all law enforcement, i will continue to support bills that provide for the equipment, training, resources, how to interact through community police relationships to strengthen ties between law enforcement and communities they serve, provide them with the inter

as a deadly mass shooting unfolded the just released body cam video of the shooting rampage in new mexico police running toward the teen shooter as he fires at random, killing three elderly women. police taking down the gunman a sergeant is wounded. fellow officers coming to her aid the gunman's final message and what his family is saying. >>> also, the massive fire in charlotte, north carolina more than a dozen people rescued at least two missing the inferno reaching 2,000 degrees. >>> nbc news now reporting florida governor ron desantis is set to formally announce he is running for president, as disney cancels a $1 billion development in its feud with the governor >>> just breaking, a man rams his car through a gate at the vatican before police stop him we have late details >>> president biden in japan, while back home negotiators work around the clock to reach a deal on the debt limit where things stand right now. >>> why deutsche bank is agreeing to pay $75 million to settle a lawsuit by jeffrey epstein's victims. >>> priced out one of the toughest housing markets in years. higher rat

authorities in new mexico say a deadly mass shooting at a weekend biker rally started over something, quote, stupid. now, three people are dead, three more are under arrest after gunfire broke out as thousands tried to enjoy the holiday. here's abc's zohreen shah. bullets flying during what was billed as a family friendly memorial day motorcycle event in new mexico that attracted 30,000 people. it was a huge crowd. it covered all of red river. there was people running by where we were standing screaming there, shooting down there. authorities say two rival biker gangs were shooting at each other at the red river motorcycle rally, leaving three people dead. and at least five others injured. all eight individuals have been identified as outlaw motorcycle gang members. one airlifted to a hospital in denver, colorado. nearly 400 miles away. what we're being told it was over. somebody taking a picture with a different gang. it's something as stupid as that. jacob castillo, an alleged member of one of the gangs, has been charged with murder. police in new mexico say that they had added more

new mexico's governor released a statement calling it another reminder of how gun violence destroys livesh, both of those law enforcement officers who were shot are in stable condition. norah. >> janet shamlian, thank you very much. >>> next, the latest at the southern border. just days after the expiration of title 42, the number of migrants crossing into the united states is much lower than officials feared. cbs's ed o'keefe reports the biden administration cautions it could be too soon to say if their new rules are working. >> reporter: a flight carrying migrants back to honduras took off today from louisiana, part of the ongoing removal of those who have illegally crossed into the united states. but four days since the end of title 42 and despite warnings of potential chaos from president biden and other top officials, attempted crossings from mexico have slowed. border officials apprehended roughly 4,200 people on sunday, down from 10,000-plus per day last week in the final days of title 42. >> we are closely watching what's happening. we are confident that, you know, the plan that w

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, the breaking news about that mass shooting in new mexicol student opened fire at random, killing three. here are tonight's headlines. >> our community was shaken to the core. >> we're learning new information tonight about the 18-year-old gunman as police ramp up security at local schools. >>> breaking news. an intruder gets past secret service and into the home of president biden's national security adviser. the details just coming in. >>> we've got a lot of work to do in a short amount of time. >> default is not an option. >> president biden met for a second time with congressional leaders about the debt ceiling. >>> two staff members for democratic congressman gerry connolly were attacked yesterday. a home security camera captured video of the suspect chasing a woman. >>> russian mercenary group wagner is plundering african resources to help fund the war in ukraine. >> we're talking about billions of dollars here. >>> a key senate committee opens hearings on regulating the ai industry before the technology becomes too advanced to control

this time in new mexico where three people are dead. what we have learned about the teenage suspect who police say was firing at random. >>> let's begin with the breaking news after that shocking attack at a virginia congressman's office. this morning the man accused of assaulting two of congressman jerry connolly's staff members yesterday with a metal baseball bat is due in court. this as we have this new video that police believe shows the suspect chasing another woman nearby with a bat just minutes before the attack. joining us now is nbc news capitol hills correspondent ryan nobles and clint watts. ryan, let's start with what we know about the suspect and his upcoming court appearance. >> reporter: that's right, ana. the suspect is expected to appear in a district court in fairfax city here in the next couple of minutes. his arraignment scheduled for this morning. court, we're told, is delayed at the moment, but he's expected to be arraigned at some point today. he's facing a litany of charges after a series of incidents yesterday wh

. >>> in new mexico tonight, we're learning much more about that deadly mass shooting police say the gunman who was still in high school shot at random, killing three elderly women before he was shot to death. erin mclaughlin has the latest >> reporter: tonight in new mexico, new details about america's latest teenaged mass shooter. >> i have eyes on the suspect. he is walking south. he is wearing all black. >> reporter: late tuesday police identified the suspect as 18-year-old beau wilsonon, who was s set to grgraduate higigh school totoday, seen n here moments before being shot dead by police, the climax of his random and murderous shooting rampage that killed three elderly women and wounded at least six, including two police officers. the motive still being investigated >> the amount of violence and brutality that these innocent people faced is something that is unconscionable to me >> reporter: wilson opened fire on a farmington, new mexico, neighborhood, blowing out car windows and shooting up random homes, including a 1-year-old's bedroom >> it went from pop, pop, pop to pop, p

off tonight. >> reporter: the urgent investigation into a mass shooting in farmington, new mexico, thatt at least three people dead and two police officers wounded. the alleged gunman also killed. >> multiple shots still going off in the background. >> reporter: authorities for multiple agencies responding to reports of an active shooter northwest of albuquerque around 11:00 a.m. >> be advised i've got several people down. >> reporter: schools citywide put on lockdown as police searched for the shooter. >> eyes on the suspect. >> reporter: officers confronting and killing the suspect who has not been identified. the two injured officers in stable condition at the hospital. multiple homes and vehicles reportedly had by gunfire. witnesses describing the horror. >> i'm in my garage and i hear this rap, rap, rap, rap. >> reporter: new mexico's governor saying in part "i am deeply upset by the tragic violence that unfolded state in farmington," adding "my administration will not stop fighting the epidemic of gun violence from every angle possible." so far this year they have been at least 22

> norah: tonight we are following a number of breaking stories including a mass shooting near a new mexicorch that left at least three dead and multiple other shots including two police officers. an update on their conditions. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ the new details after the shooter is killed at the scene. >> this guy is right in front of the church. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: crossings at the border with mexico are down 50% since the policy known as title 42 ended last week. ♪ ♪ >> norah: a man with a metal bat attacks congressional staffers going on a rampage. >> it is concerning that someone can walk up to an office and start swinging. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: special counsel john durham has completed a report on what led into the investigation of the trump campaign's relationship with russia during the 2016 presidential election. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: aaa is projecting memorial weekend will be among the busiest in the country. >> i'm worried airlines have scheduled more flights than the faa can handle. ♪ ♪ >> it has affected my self-worth. >> norah: why red tape is stopping some military spouses f

at least three people dead in northwest new mexico. officers among those shot rushed to the hospital. several others injured. the urgent call about an active shooter. you can hear gunshots still on the call. they were radioing that several people were already down. multiple agencies responding. three people found dead. all schools put on lockdown while they searched for the suspect. officers confronting him, shooting him dead. nbc's kayna whitworth leading us off tonight. >> reporter: the urgent investigation into a mass shooting in farmington, new mexico, that left at least three people dead and two police officers wounded. the alleged gunman also killed. >> there's multiple shots still going off in the background. >> reporter: authorities for multiple agencies responding to reports of an active shooter northwest of albuquerque around 11:00 a.m. >> be advised i've got several people down. >> reporter: schools citywide put on lockdown as police search for the shooter. >> i have eyes on the suspect. >> reporter: officers confronting and

video made public, the 18-year-old who was days from graduation with an assault-style weapon from new mexico, showing officers as they arrived on the scene rushing to face the shooter, firing at random targets, killing three people, wounding others. and a new poll in this country americans who say guns are the top public health threat. most of what we have just learned about the air force national guardsmen accused of leaking highly classified pentagon documents. court documents show he was repeatne how did he keep his top-secret clearance. now standing by with new reporting. tonight disney our parent company revealing a decision they say was not easy to make. canceling one billion-dollar project in florida that would've brought 2,000 jobs to the. citing the changing business climate in florida, blaming ron desantis were retaliating against the company for disney stance on what critics call the don't say gay law, jon karl reporting. the abc news exclusive, the case making national headlines and for the first time right here the husband to his new wife was killed on their wedding day. police

norah: tonight, chilling new video shows police exchanging gunfire with a high school senior in new mexicoen was firing indiscriminately in a quiet neighborhood. what police are saying about the shooter's motive. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> he got an automatic weapon. >> norah: body cam video shows the scary moment a sergeant was hit by gunfire and how the 18-year-old gunman was taken down by police. >> subject is down! cease-fire! cease-fire! ♪ ♪ >> a five-alarm fire in south charlotte has dozens upon dozens of firefighters and other emergency personnel on the scene. >> it was just black smoke rolling. ♪ ♪ >> florida governor ron desantis is apparently ready to end the speculation and officially challenge donald trump for the g.o.p. presidential nomination. >> i think florida and iowa are a source of hope. ♪ ♪ >> norah: the air national guardsman accused of leaking government secrets was previously caught searching for classified documents. but was not removed from his position. ♪ ♪ >> thousands have been forced out of their homes after heavy rains caused catastrophic flooding in

say the 18-year-old who was just days from graduation with an assault-style weapon in farmington, new mexico, showing officers going in to confront the shooter. shooting and wounding several others. tonight, a new poll in the country, the soaring number of americans who say guns are the top public health threat. also tonight what we've just learned about the air force national guardsman accused of leaking highly classified pentagon documents. court documents now show he was repeatedly warned so how did he keep his top secret clearance? martha standing by with new reporting. tonight, disney, our parent company revealing a decision that was not easy to make. cancelling a one billion project in florida that would have brought 2,000 jobs to the state citing the changing business climate in florida. disney is blaming ron desantis for retaliating against the company for what critics call don't say gay law. the abc news exclusive tonight, the case making national headlines, and for the first time right here, the husband whose new wife was killed on their wedding day, police say, by an alleged drunk

cbs's omar villafranca is going% to start us off tonight from farmington, new mexico.: good evening. the shooting started at this intersection behind me, and stretches down about a quarter-mile. investigators say the suspect started shooting randomly into cars and hitting homes. and in about 10 minutes, about 150 rounds were fired. three older women were killed, including a mother and a daughter, just a day after mother's day. >> yesterday, our community was shaken to the core. >> reporter: the new details released by police unveiled more about what happened in the nation's latest mass shooting. >> he was just shooting indiscriminately. houses, cars, people. >> be advised, i've got several people down. three vehicles -- three people that are dead, as well. >> reporter: the three who died include 97-year-old gwendolyn schofield, and her 73-year-old daughter, melody ivie, a preschool teacher. and 79-year-old shirley voita. jeffrey clark says the suspect beau wilson lived just two houses away. clark was in his garage and describes the sound. [loud banging] >> that. >> rep

it happened to a mom in new mexico. her terrifying story coming up, along with chilling new 911 calls released from that mall attack in texas. they are among the latest victims on the seemingly endless list of americans who have come face to face with gun violence. plus, as the clock ticks down, the stakes go up. president biden ready to sit down with speaker mccarthy again today, trying to keep the u.s. economy from default. but the stock market may already be feeling the heat. it is down this afternoon. are investors starting to act on their doubts about a deal? >>> and campaign endorsements and super pacs, they're great. but do they matter if you can't throw a punch? that's the question hanging over ron desantis and mike pence as they try to figure out how to take on donald trump. >>> but we start with new developments surrounding a pair of mass shootings in texas and new mexico, carried out nine days and nearly a thousand miles apart, but sharing a critical heart breaking detail. both targeting people doing absolutel

what we know about the deadly incident in new mexico. fe. tha ackdevi icthe weather with first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> we are starting out gray. high clouds. marine layer. a break in the clouds in the early afternoon. do you see it? not too widespread. most of these are high clouds. it won't be like marine layer gray all day. we will see more high clouds throughout the day then the marine layer will build in by the early evening. what does it mean for temperatures? for carnaval, not out of the upper 50s. some breaks of blue sky but most of the action under the clouds. when you look at the daytime highs for everybody else, mid- to upper-60s as warm as most of us will be. >>> a deal has been raised to raise the debt ceiling and limit a catastrophic default. kevin mccarthy and the white house have an agreement. the agreement will reduce spending while protecting critical programs for the working class and raise the debt limit for two years and keep nondefense spending flat. republicans er c democrats are concerned that the president

fire new mexico neighborhood. police in farmington, new mexico right near that utah state line say that man fired at house isn't cars least 3 weapons, including an ar style rifle. one farmington police officer was shot and injured in a state trooper was hospitalized in that incident. no word yet on the identity of the gunman or a possible motive. and the highway patrol are investigating a shooting that happened just after 3.30, monday in oakland. officers say that incident happened on westbound interstate 5.80. all right. nice to 14th avenue where someone shot at a vehicle victim nor anyone else was injured. is asking anyone with information about that incident to call their office. about 3,000 teachers in oakland unified will return to the classroom this morning after being on strike. teachers in the district reached an agreement early monday morning about that yesterday after 7 days picketing kron four's rob nesbitt has that story. >> the windows in the negotiating room. cameras captured the moment members of th

new mexico's governor released a statement, calling in another reminder of how gun violence destroyshis hour, norah, both law enforcement officers who were shot are in stable condition. >> norah: thank you very much. now to an incident at the congressional office of virginia. gerry connolly, a man is under arrest on it after allegedly attacking two staff members with a metal baseball bat after asking for the congressman by name. scott macfarlane reporting a sharp increase in threats to lawmakers. >> he is accused of the late morning rampage in this suburban office complex where jerry connolly has a district office. >> someone has been struck with a bat. >> reporter: the attacker was asking for him before wielding a metal bat and striking a senior aide in the head. allegedly struck an office in turn in the side of her body. it was her first thing on the job. >> it is, quite frankly, scary that someone can just walk up to an office holding a baseball bat and just start swinging at innocent victims. >> reporter: police say that they found and arrested the man. he faces two charges. in a

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now to that deadly mass shooting during a possible water save -- motorcycle rally in new mexico.say three people were killed and five others hurt during a shootout between two biker gangs. and the 41st annual red river memorial day motorcycle rally. tens of thousands gathered for the event. one of those injured is now charged with murder. here is abc's zohreen shah are. [sirens] >> reporter: tonight, bullets flying. it was billed as a family-friendly motorcycle event in new mexico that attracted 30,000 people. >> it covered all of red river. there were people running by when we were standing. they were screaming they are shooting. authorities say two rival biker gangs were shooting at each other at the red river motorcycle rally leaving three people dead and at least five others injured. >> all eight individuals have been identified as outlaw motorcycle gang members. >> reporter: one airlifted to a hospital in denver, colorado, nearly 400 miles away. >> what we are being told, it was over somebody taking a picture with a different gang, something as stupid as that. >> reporter: j

the couple last heard from in arizona following a reported altercation with her boyfriend in new mexicoe holiday travel surge at the airports. tsa reporting prepandemic numbers. major airlines facing a crucial stress test with millions of americans boarding flights heading home. the war in ukraine. children running in horror at russia unleashes a rare broad daylight assault on kyiv. video showing what appears to be a russian missile shot down over the capitol. and near the front lines, ukrainian front to first responders pulling a man out from under the rubble moments after a russian bomb hits. the prime suspect behind the disappearance of natalee holloway attacked in prison. and on this memorial day holiday, america pays tribute to its fallen heros. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from "abc news" world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." with david muir. >> good evening, thanks for joining us on this memorial day holiday. i am whit johnson and for david tonight. and we begin with a desperate search after a six story apartment building collapsed in davenport, iowa. crews worked th

the first in new mexico.nother community reeling from yet another mass shooting. >> three people killed several others hurt, including two police officers. it happened in the city of farmington the suspect a heavily armed 18-year-old shot and killed by police. >>> the other incident happened in virginia where two people were beat by a man with a metal baseball bat. that attack coming amid a rise in attacks against members of congress >> we have complete coverage on both stories we will start in new mexico. nbc's erin mclaughlin. hi, good morning >> reporter: good morning. police who responded to that shooting described the scene as chaotic saying the gunman who was armed with multiple weapons was firing randomly at homes and cars >> shooting off about 50 shots possibly still going on. >> reporter: gunfire erupting monday morning in farmington, new mexico about 200 miles northwest of santa fe >> i have eyes on the suspect. he's walking south he's wearing all black he has an automatic weapon. >> reporter: polic

yesterday in red river, this is near the new mexico/colorado border, and three people are dead, fivee hurt with bullet wounds. there was a large response. one person was airlifted to a hospital in denver. others treated in albuquerque. according to law enforcement, no threat to the rest of the public. what exactly does that mean? we can tell you that police are saying that outlaw motorcycle gangs caused this. the red river motorcycle rally is in its 41st year. 28,000 people come to this idyllic, beautiful main street. according to police, criminal biker gang members get into a fight, perhaps over a picture taken, something as small as that, and at least one member of an outlaw motorcycle gang starts shooting. we heard from the mayor late yesterday about the preparation that goes into this event. here is what she told us. >> prepare for this for months ahead of time. we work with police, fire, ems to make sure that if something were to happen, we could handle it. i think we showed today how we can do that. >> moving forward into the afternoon, there are no indications that the red riv

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so we begin with the body camera footage of yet another mass shooting in america, this one in new mexico. the video you are about to see is of course disturbing, you are going to hear a lot of gunfire, and this shows the moment a police sergeant in northern new mexico is shot after responding to the scene. [sound of gunfire] >> i'm shot. [sound of gunfire] >> this happened monday in farmington after an 18 year old high schooler shot nine people in his neighborhood, killing three of them. let's go first to cnn's josh campbell has been covering the story. josh, thank you for being here. walk us through what we just saw on that video. >> yeah, so please hold press conference earlier today and the chief described this mass shooting as an assault on his community after this 18 year old just opened fired on this neighborhood indiscriminately. they walked us through the timeline, it started when 79-year-old surely -- was driving through the neighborhood, the suspect opens fire out of nowhere. she falls out of her vehicle, police say the two other elderly women were driving by, they stopped dire

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. >>> three people were killed and six injured after a mass shooting in new mexico. police say the 18-year-old gunman fired randomly while walking on a residential street. danya bacchus has the latest on this investigation. >> shooting off about 50 shots, possibly still going on. possibly one patient still lying in the road. >> reporter: just before 11:00 a.m., police say an 18-year-old began shooting at people along this street in new mexico. >> officers arrived at the area where they came upon a scene where a male subject was actively firing upon individuals in that neighborhood. >> reporter: cellphone video shows the man pacing the area. >> be advised this guy is right in front of the church. >> copy, we have several down, three dead. >> my eyes are on the suspect. he's wearing all black and has an automatic weapon. >> reporter: four officers engaged the gunman. two of them were injured before killing him. >> we have an officer down. >> i went outside to see what was going on. and then i just heard multiple rounds just start going off. >> reporter: lacy walraven l

miles away, the argument carries onto red river, new mexico.is the state's police chief talking about the absurdity of how this all happened. listen. >> these gang bangers who are lawless and what they are are gang bangers, choose to have a three-day sleepover in new mexico and not follow any of our laws and bully people around here and that's not going to be tolerated for the rest of this weekend or any memorial days moving forward. >> you feel for red river, jim. it has 450 people. it's this town that really depends on this economic activity to jump start their summer. 25,000 people descend upon red river. the mayor is saying that so much of main street had been shut down. restaurants closed because of this violence. she's hoping that things start to get back to normal tomorrow and on wednesday she and members of the community will meet to discuss how to have this rally moving forward, jim. >> all right, mike, wild story. thanks very much. >>> now to charlotte and shocking new video of a shooting inside a city bus. it happened while the bus w

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i live in new mexico, basically we are all small businesses around here. there is very little corporate interests. walmart just shut down on the main street in albuquerque and i am wondering, what can schools -- schools and school districts do to better prepare her students to help them get the jobs that are out in our communities? that is it. guest: i think you bring up a good point about how can local schools help and contribute. i think that is the key, local efforts. we had members, i am thinking of one in oklahoma who this is a passion of his, teamed up with the governor and his local city to get small business owners into the classroom, to educate students and teachers to say why are these skills important for the real world? what are skills you could develop to help get you prepared for your first career job, or first job outside of high school? i think a lot of local districts are going back and restoring some of the more technical aspects of education, which is important. but i think the best examples of success our local school districts or commu