this is not about el paso.from outside of el paso which is -- someone -- no one in el paso would have ever done something like this. our community is going to be close and drawing closer together. and we are going to have to get ready mentally for 20 funerals. and the city will do whatever they can. i can -- think about it, the call went out at 10:39. the police were there at 10:45. six minutes. at 11:06 he was apprehended. you can't do that without a properly trained professional police force. that's why we are one of the safest cities in the nation for so many years. we'll do the best we can to come together. our hearts are torn. we'll pray and work together for this -- for this community. >> i'm a state representative for district 76 where this tragedy occurred. we just got back from visiting some of the families at macarthur elementary school who are waiting to hear news. the governor and the mayor gave them word of encouragement. let me be clear that we stand united as a community. we are going to do every

al instante supe que no era de el paso. dije, no este el paso.gente, gritÉ vÁmonos, vámonos, gritÉ en inglÉs. y agarré mi cachucha y era mi seÑal de que en este lado vamos, vamos, porque se escuchaban las velas mas cercas a nuestro lado. jorge: tÚ sabes que la gente, ellos dicen que tÚ lo salvaste. adria: sÍ, de hecho, ha venido mucha gente aquÍ, mi raza, mi gente que amo. jorge: estamos todos agradecidos. muchas gracias. adria: gracias. que dios me los bendiga. jorge: gracias a ti. por eso mucha gente estÁ aquÍ. antes que te vayas quiero que me acompaÑes a ver un reportaje. patricia estÁ haciendo un reportaje sobre la visita del presidente trump que viene maÑana. quieres que venga el presidente trump? adria: ahorita estoy pensando en la familia, estoy pensando en el dolor que tengo. ahorita tengo terapia con una psicÓloga mÍa el viernes porque era muy fuerte lo que paso. jorge: en mucha gente que no estÁ segura si el presidente trump quiere o debe venir aquÍ. esta ese reportaje. >> el paso sigue sumido en su duele. a una ciudad donde mÁs del 80%

we're el paso strong. and that is the message that we are sharing with everybody, those who are fearing to live in their own skin. >> president trump said he's looking at background check legislation. but cnn has already learned that top white house officials held conversations with the national rifle association, the nra, since the shooting in el paso. what is your reaction to that? >> i think it is a good first step. i'm not -- i'm not confident but i will be optimistic that something comes from that. until we ban assault rifles -- weapons of war, high-capacity magazines, universal background checks, we're not going to see the end of the mass shooting. this is been normalized and commonplace in our nation and he needs to do more than just meeting with nra members who give money and lobby and give millions of dollars to congressman and to senators. we need more than just talk. we need action. we need policy today. >> what is your community right now need most to begin healing? >> i think we need to hear p

out there in el paso, texas. it is a day that many there in he wiel paso will remember, it' they didn't want to have happen. a mass shooting took place roughly around 10:00 a.m. local time at a mall, a popular mall in the north of the city, roughly five miles from the border and just a couple of miles from the international airport. the late that's a we're getting, at least 18 people have been shot. at least 18 people shot. most of those shootings taking place, we believe, at the walmart there. some shootings, possibly at the cielo vista mall located right nearby. these are some of the early images that we're getting in, showing the frantic scene that took place probably about four hours ago, as many of those people walked out of this mall with their hands up, rushing for the exits, following the directions of the law enforcement who had arrived on scene. we are told dea, atf, fbi, all the federal agencies, are now responding to this scene and they're assisting the el paso police department. the governor of texas

que lo que ellos más les dolía era perder >> nos vemos a las 11 >> (♪ música ) >> >> masacre en el pasotro nos den comercial en el paso texas deja al menos 20 muertos y 25 heridos. >> un joven anti latino fue detenido e identificado como el pistolero buenas tardes. >> el ataque ocurrió en un centro comercial en uno de los más concurridos del paso a pocas millas de la frontera con méxico repleto de ladinos. >> donde se iniciaron los, disparos. >> además este sábado. >> desconsolados reaccionan en todo el país ante la tragedia del paso. >> méxico ofrece condolencias y la casa blanca se limita a decir que trabaja con autoridades locales. >> el precandidato demócrata del paso. >> se conmueve hasta las lágrimas. >> quien es al atacante la policía lo identifica como patrick l. >> un escrito atribuido al joven habla del odio a los latinos. >> y el tiroteo como una respuesta a la vacación de texas por parte de los inmigrantes. >> ♪ >> noticias telemundo con julio v. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> (sonido ambiente) >> (tiroteo) >> así sonaron los disparos uno tras otro en el walmart del centro comercial del paso

in el paso the u.s. side is considered the safe part of where i'm standing, the border crossing where i'm standing. juarez has been called the dangerous part. that has all changed within the past several days. >> patrick oppmann there, thank you. >>> barack obama is calling on americans to condemn language. the president did not specifically name president trump but he did call out the kind of rhetoric the president frequently uses saying it is at the root of slavery, jim crow, the holocaust and ethnic cleansing in the balkans. it has no life place in our politics and public life. it is time for everyone to say as much. >>> a child takes a frightening plunge. the accident and the re skscue coming up. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> north korea has launched two more missiles. a u.s. official tells cnn th

>> el paso, i am proud of you. el paso, i love you! el paso, we are bigger and better and greater than this! >> el paso is trying to come to grips not only with the fact that 22 people were killed last weekend in the deadliest attack on the latino community in modern american history, but also with the fact that the shooter, now in custody, apparently uploaded a diatribe online, echoing the president's own rhetoric about a hispanic invasion at the southern border and describing that invasion as the motive for these el paso murders. well, in the wake of the murders and the diatribe from the killer about why he did it, the president's campaign now says that it will continue to use the theme of a hispanic invasion, specifically to use the word "invasion" in the president's re-election campaign ads. quote, the trump campaign was unapologetic about a "new york times" report -- a "new york times" report monday night on its facebook advertisements. pi its facebook advertisements which use the word "invasion." the word "invasion," also feature

in el paso texas. we bring you continue breaking news coverage of the shooting in el paso.e's what we know right now. it began this morning in the 10:00 el repetto first 911 call at 10:39 a.m. el paso time at the cielo vista mall gunman opened fire killing some the parkland in the moving inside. the attack happened with as many as 3000 shoppers and workers on site but a witness described the suspect as confident and manner of mission. when they had no chance to escape open fire killing people one by one. as clearly as you can see from this video of a police officer with his weapons in one hand and comforting a victim and another. this was an emotional day for the police on the scene. >> we have 20 confirmed fatalities and we have 26 wounded. the ages and genders of all these people injured and killed our numerous and the age groups. the situation needless to say it's a horrific one. leland: he's describing the scene inside this walmart by law enforcement officials say the shooter left behind a manifesto before going on a rampage but declined to comment on the specifics. the

, you live in el paso. day there? are y what are you feeling tonight? >> well, lawrence, i'm thinking right now about the victims and the families who have not yet had a chance to bury their loved ones, but i'm thinking about the resilience of el paso and strength el paso has shown within minutes, hours, we were lined up around the block to donate blood, not asking if they were democrats or republicans who would get the blood but giving it out, people handing out food and water to the people in line to the first responders that responded immediately and that kind of love, lawrence, eloquent sel paso is showing to one another, that's the love that el paso is going to continue to show. i'll be honest, el pasoens are angry and we want a change and i'm hoping that every single person who is not yet registered to vote decides to register to vote so that in 2020, we need change to show your voice and we're seeing hispanics making sure they are registering to vote. >> j.j. martinez, thank you very much for joining

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this is the center of el paso. you know, i was a stock boy for shoe during high school and it's a families come and enjoy their weekend ands such a tragedy that this is happening in our community. >> i've been to a lot of malls all over the united states, state representative, i've been to malls all over the world and in europe and the middle east. you go to a mall you have to go through security, unfortunately. here in the united states you do go into security as you come into a mall. what kind of security do they have at the mall in el paso? >> i do frequent the maul and you've got store security. you've got a mall security and this is an open place and there aren't any metal detectors. you do see a police presence every now and then from the local police department, but look, it's like any mall in america. folks feel safe and people are shopping, enjoying and eating enjoying their time at the mall. we've never had a scenario in this mall where you would need metal detectors or any kind of strong presence from la

he said someone from el paso could never do this. noteworthy that the suspect that police now have in custody 21 years old is from 600 miles away. a little bit more in what police are saying about the suspect and why they are saying they are investigating this not only as a capitol murder case but as a hate crime, when we come the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. woman 1: i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... man 1: ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. man 2: mine was rare. vo: epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. man 3: i just found out about my hepatitis c. woman 3: i knew for years. vo

en vivo desde el paso. seis muertos, tres heridos en este momento. teresa: y también quiero añadir que en ese personal armado en la tienda de walmart y también veremos si eso cambia en el futuro, pero no había, no había un guardia de seguridad. félix: nosotros regresamos con más información en instantes. [música] [música] nos encantaría que nos ayudaras con la ropa. rocía y talla cualquier mancha. lava la ropa muy sucia por separado. nuevo tide pods con tecnología mejorada 4 en 1 logra una limpieza infalible en un paso. aww, sí lavaste! tiene que ser tide. con el tiempo, tu nariz se acostumbra a los olores de tu casa. pero los demás huelen esto. por eso febreze plug tiene dos aromas complementarios y elimina los olores durante 1200 horas. félix: teresa, como veíamos en la rueda de prensa del fbi, lo que se preguntan y es la misión central en este momento de los investigadores en el caso del tiroteo en el paso, texas, es saber quién es el pistolero, qué hay detrás de él, cuáles fueron sus motivaciones. teres

we paso wins in your prayers. —— el pasoa ns. we know paso wins in your prayers. —— el pasoans.er and the power by using that power. for every son and also, we ask you put your arms around your family members tonight and give them a hug, and let them know how much you love them. as i was talking with members of the texas house of representatives behind me right now earlier today, moments ago. they pointed out to me, so to me a video taken place in this community about how people in this community were standing in lines around buildings to give blood, to provide water, to provide support. and as they pointed out, el paso is defined not by the catastrophe that struck this town. the way el paso is really defined is the way this community comes together and supports each other to bridge the divide of this catastrophe that's happen today toward the pathway of where el paso would be tomorrow. texas and everybody in this community, we must do one thing today, one thing tomorrow, and each and every day after this. we must unite. and especially, i want to emphasise, the importance of eve

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in el paso. joining me now is shelby cap a reporter for our el paso affiliate ktsm. she's been on the ground there all day. shelby, bring us up to speed on the situation in el paso. >> reporter: we are standing right now directly behind that walmart where that shooting happened. we have been stationed here all day long. we have seen multiple officers come in and out. it's still an active scene but it has died down. the el paso approximated telling me this is a crime scene investigation now. they're not telling us how many people passed away because so many drove away in their vehicles. the parking lot is full of vehicles because so many people were evacuated from there and the cielo vista mall. we cannot confirm numbers because so many drove to their hospital on their own. we saw people being wheeled out of the walmart with the sam's club cards directly next to it. the el paso police department does tell us that they have been takingnt middle class to be able to have them reunited with their fami

this is a tough time for 'em paso. el paso. something none of us would have ever imagined.ndolences and prayers go out to all of el paso as we mourn those who have been impacted by this tragedy. adair and i, with the rest of el paso, will pray for and mourn those who we have lost. we will remember their lives and honor their memories together. our community will not be defined by this senseless, evil act of violence. we will be defined by the unity and compassion we showed in the wake of this tragedy. united, our community will heal. el passes sew is too strong -- el paso is too strong to be broken by a cowardly act like this one. i want to assure the el paso community that we are safe. we are safe. thank you to the el paso police department and our law enforcement partners for their swift response and assistance. i will now turn it over to chief allen for specifics. >> thank you, mayor. active shooter call went out this morning to 911 at 10:39 a.m. police response, first officer on the scene was 10:45 a.m., a six-minute response time. from this shooter, we have 20 confirme

i know people in el paso are watching.bsolutely -- whoever you can't get a hold of, you will have to wait it out because the more people who come to an area even if it seems relaxed -- >> let me interrupt you quickly. former congressman now presidential candidate beto o'rourke is speaking in las vegas. and he is talking about the shooting right now. >> -- so i just, you know, i'm thinking about el paso. i want you to be thinking about he will pass so he el paso. i called my wife amy to talk to her, she is with my daughter molly, just to talk to her. just a real he reminder of what is most important at the end of the day for all of us. and just that any illusion that we have that progress is inevitable, or that the change that we need is going to come of its own accord, shattered in moments like these. and that is upon every single one of us. there is no luxury in this democracy of sitting this one out. whether it is gun violence, whether it is many of the issues that we discussed today about economic inclusion and the righ

that said, i think the residents here is quite powerful beyond el paso. el paso is a big city. we're talking about 2.3 million people. this is no dusty cattle outpost by any means. that said, it is also highly symbolic of the latino population of the united states. i am of mexican descent myself. el paso, along with a city like miami, practically embodies the latino experience in the united states. so i don't think we should overlook the symbolic importance of striking a target like el paso. that said, i think the residents here is quite powerful beyond el paso. el paso is a big city. we're talking about 2.3 million people. this is no dusty cattle outpost by any means. that said, it is also highly symbolic of the latino population of the united states. i am of mexican descent myself. el paso, along with a city like miami, practically embodies the latino experience in the united states. so i don't think we should overlook the symbolic importance of striking a target like el paso. i don't think that was random. the walmart one, perhaps. i don't have a specific target of what this

so i just ask for everyone's strength for el paso right now.lve to make sure that this does not continue to happen in this country. we will be sharing more as i learn more going forward. i thank you all for being here today. thanks. >> of course as so many others he was in las vegas. soon as he heard about the shooting called his wife in el paso to make sure that his wife and the kids were all okay. they are okay. joining us now is the former mayor of san antonio, julian castro, thank you so much for joining us. our hearts go out to everyone in texas, especially el paso right now. as an american and as a texan, what is your reaction first of all, to this horrific attack? >> of course we are praying for the family of the victims and for the entire community of el paso. i thought that representative o'rourke has been very eloquent about what a beautiful community that el paso is. we also know that we need to act in this country. we see too many of these types of shootings over and over and over again. we know very well what we need to do in ameri

first to brian todd in el paso. what's stand by for the start of the news conference and we will have live coverage, you have been talking to officials there. what are you learning? >> reporter: right, wolf. new information tonight on the methodical nature with which this gunman approached the walmart. in a few minutes we hope to have more information on the planning of the attack, maybe how long it took, why he chose that walmart and why he chose el paso. we are getting new accounts from police about how the shooter has been while in custody while talking to investigators. el paso police tell cnn tonight the man who allegedly carried out the slaughter at the walmart has been unapologetic. officials say patrick krus yucr showed no regret or remorse for killing nearly two dozen innocent people and has been cold emotionally talking to investigators, consistent with how police say he carried out the attack. >> the reports we received was that it was a calculated attack, well planned out. the reports coming out is that

hours after what happened in el paso.x: in contrast to the el paso shooting, the dayton shooting does not appear to be ideologically motivated. instead it is more in-line line with past mass shootings we have seen where a young man has a history of antisocial and threatening manvior, a younung white who o then lashes ouout in public. suspependede was from highh school l after compiling a kill list and rape list of young women that were in his school. that is the kind of thing that in a state with a red flag law which is a procedure that allows a judge to order a seizure of someone's guns even if they are legally owned if you can demonstrate that that person reprpresents an imminentnt threat, that could have been the basis for a red flag seizure or complaint but ohio does not have a red flag law.. governor mike dewine actually backs one. from the, aside actual act itself, there does not appear to be any kind of ideological ties to this man. amy: also in this case and you often have this in these cases, whether white suprem

el paso and the apparent motive. this so-called manifesto, four-page racist screed issued in el paso, have authorities confirmed yet that it came from the gunman? >> i think they're pretty sure that it is. they're not saying that. obviously, they're still working through a lot of that information. they have legally, right, for evidence reasons they have to do certain things to link it 100% to him so that they could use it as evidence. they've not said they've done that yet. when you hear what the governor has to say there about treating this as a hate crime, when you heard police saying yesterday that they have this manifesto, that there's a nexxus to a hate crime certainly they are looking at this manifesto in a way that they believe it does belong to him. that's a significant piece of evidence. also they've been interviewing this suspect. they have a lot of information from him, in his own word. >> his own words? >> yeah. what is he telling investigators? is he telling them why he did this? it's quite possible. he

stay safe, el paso. please follow all directions of emergency personnel as we continue to get more updates. and i do want to ask this question to the control room because i know that beto o'rourke was supposed to speak at some point today. not sure if he is still slated in the later afternoon hours to speak or when, but we're hoping to hear from him, and we will hear from him. no doubt he will address what the situation is out there in his hometown. >> absolutely. so, again, everyone, what we know is that there are reports of both atf and fbi joining whatever is happening, offering their assistance in any way to s.w.a.t. teams that are present there in the area of the cielo vista mall. it may be specifically to that walmart. we aren't sure right now. it's quite interesting, actually, you and i have covered unfortunately situations like this many, many times before, and we are not getting a lot of detail. >> yeah. >> and there may be a strategic reason for that. in fact, why don't you and i bring in jim k

i'm focusing on el paso. there's evil in this world and it's unfortunate. >> four of the ten deadliest mass shootings in modern american history have taken place in texas. does that give you any pause as to why that might be? >> i've got to tell you with all due respect that question didn't even cross my mind. i did talk to the governor yesterday about what to expect and how to deal with it. i'm not trained to deal with this. i hope no mayor is ever trained to deal with this, nor have to deal with this. we'll persevere, go through one day at a time, get through the funerals and bring our community together. >> mr. mayor, appreciate your time. thank you so much. >> you bet. >> cnn law enforcement analyst josh campbell is on the ground in el paso. shimon prokupecz is with me here. josh, let me start with you, and what you're learning about the suspected shooter there. he is in custody. is he talking to investigators? >> yeah. we're waiting to hear, swrajaker a readout on that interview. when a subject is either

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el paso tomorrow. she has declined that invitation, wolf. the president was in meetings with aides preparing for tomorrow's trip to ohio and texas and looking at a wide range of policies aimed at preventing mass shootings. those officials maintain the president understands the gravity of the moment. we'll find out tomorrow. >> jim acosta at the white house. thank you. joining us now el paso city councilmember cassandra hernandez. cassandra, thank you so much for joining us. i know were you born and raised in el paso. how is your community feeling in light of this targeted attack on the latino community? >> thank you, wolf, and thank you for your words. it means so much to el paso and to me. we have been bruised and battered but we are unbroken. el paso in this time of adversity, i've never been so proud of. we are stepping up, giving love, we are praying. we are el paso strong. my heart hurts for the families who have been shattered and to those who have lost their lives. we will continue to move forwa

is he from el paso? >> the reports that i've heard, and look, i think you will get more updates pretty soon from local police department, but i believe that what i've heard from my people on the ground is he's from the dallas area, and not from el paso. jon: that would suggest that he didn't have a, you know, a beef with anybody at the wal-mart unless maybe he, you know, was employed there and left to go to another city. but it doesn't sound like this is a workplace revenge kind of thing. >> i don't think it is. i mean, obviously they are interviewing the shooter right now. we may end up fighting out things that are completely different than what we think now because i'm not in those interviews. so the good thing about the shooter being alive, it is rare that we actually get to know, get to talk to the person and potentially find out motive, how they did it, why they did it, it is helpful i think in knowing that for the future. jon: also good that apparently there was only the one shooter involved. when

the shooter did in el paso. a shooter did at a synagogue in pittsburgh too. >> i also want to -- go ahead. >> democrats -- if democrats after this week do not -- if they haven't already done this, look back at the two nights of those debates, especially the second one, and people have pointed out how idiotic it was to be attacking barack obama. they spent a lot of time in the debate attacking the obama legacy. i sort of understand why some of it happened. it's after this week if democrats don't understand the folly, the id asy, going on with that, barack obama had flaws but this week makes epically clear how insane it is for democrats to be focusing on anything besides donald trump, let alone focusing on barack obama, again, he some failures but just think about how he performed in these moments when he was president. >> my colleague jacob soboroff is joined by beto o'rouke. no one made a stronger, more blunt case about donald trump than your guest, jacob. >> and nicolle wallace, nobody has made a stronger or bl

visit to el paso.y response was clear. i requested a phone call with him today in order to share what i have now heard from many constituents, including some who are victims of saturday's attack. i was told that donald trump is too busy to have that conversation. i declined the invitation because i refuse to be an accessory to his visit. i refuse to join without a dialogue about the pain his racist and hateful words and actions have caused our community and country. tomorrow i will again be spending time with fellow el pasoans who are dealing with the pain and horror left in the wake of this act of domestic terrorism fueled by hate and racism." congresswoman escobar explained what she would have told the president in the phone call that never happened. "my message would have been that he needs to understand that his words are powerful and have consequences. using racist language to describe mexicans, immigrants and other minorities dehumanize us. those words inflame others. donald trump is going to el

i love el paso.here have even been some who have suggested that i stay in texas and run for senate. but that would not be good enough for this community. that would not be good enough for el paso. that would not be good enough for this country. we must take the fight directly to the source of this problem. that person who has caused this pain and placed this country in this moment of peril, and that is donald trump. [applause] i want to be the leader for this country that we need right now and that we do not have. someone who will not only not tear us apart but do everything within their power to bring us together, someone who doesn't inflame but instead heals. someone who doesn't work with fear but instead hope. in other words, i want to be the kind of leader for this country that el paso has raised me and taught me to be. but as we head back on the campaign trail today, i know there is a way -- [applause] i know there is a a way to do this better, and that came to me last week. someone asked if i g

el paso was 249 and dayton was 250. >> el paso was 249 and dayton was 250.6 days into 2019. joining me now is texas state representative cesar blanco. thank you for joining us. we've been following your updates since last night in el paso. what is the situation that you got in el paso now? >> first of all, ali, our thoughts and prayers go to the victims and families in dayton. thousands of miles separates us, but grief unites us. stay strong, dayton. we're here today at the scene. it's unfortunate that these tape of tr type of tragedies continue to happen in our country. this is the walmart that many of -- my family, included, come to shop, and the mall. most families are preparing for back to school. here with the children. here with the parents. unfortunately, these gunmen reigned terror today. el paso, one of the safest cities according to the fbi. it's unfortunate on this sunday, that we are grieving and spending time with loved ones and families of the victims. >> how are you making sense of what happened here? somebody came in from a dallas suburb, qui

earlier yesterday a gunman killed 20 people at a packed wal-mart in el paso, texas, a suspect there is in custody, police are expected to give update any minute now, hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm molly hathaway, eric and arthel are off today. troubling question why. rob: fox team coverage jeff paul standing by from -- with the latest from el paso but first we go to matt finn in chicago. hospital, some patients are still in critical condition and will undergo surgery soon, the shooting happened at 1:00 a.m. last night in dayton's popular oregon district packed with thousands of people on summer's night, police say the unidentified shooter opened fire and came prepared with body armor and extra magazines, police officers were in the area and responded in about a minute shooting and killing the suspect, the motive of the shooting is unknown, the fbi is assisting local authorities, witnesses say the night life was so loud it was hard to distinguish the gunfire but when people did, they started screaming active shooter and running. rob: we will cut you off

in el paso inside a walmart. it's now being called domestic terrorism. surveillance showing the alleged gunman armed with an assault-style rifle walking through the doors of a walmart. at least 20 people killed including a young mother shielding her 2-month-old son. giving her life to save her son. survivors running from the gunfire looking for places to hide. and tonight, the interview with the police chief and what he revealed about the possible motive. the terror suspect allegedly posting a hate-filled anti-immigrant message before the attack, saying he was fighting an hispanic invasion. >>> and the deadly massacre in dayton. nine people killed. authorities releasing images late today. the shooter and victims identified and we learned his sister is among those killed. police responding in less than a minute. >>> tonight, president trump in front of the cameras late today saying hate has no place in the country. beta o'rourke in el paso joining several other democratic candidates pointing to the president's rhe

bleeds with the people of el paso today. on a day that would have been a ormal day for someone to leisurely go shopping turned into one of the most deadly days the history of texas. lives were taken who should be us today. 0 innocent people from el paso have lost their lives and more dozen more for injured. a state, unite in support their family members. we ask you put your arms around and family members tonight give them a hug. and let them know how much you love them. governor greg abbott. another first responder courtesy times to give you a sense of how that story played out. and a tweet tings from jody saying el paso was hate and now my eaceful hometown is turned upside down. an official response from senate eaders beginning with senate republican leader mcconnell that said the entire nation is senseless by today's violence in el paso. elaine and my prayers go out to he victims of the terrible violence. they're families and friends and he brave first responders that charged into harm's way and from huck schumer, the situ

and now to el paso. what we need is a president of the united states, an administration in washington, that is prepared to use all the elements of our power to defeat this threat. just as we have work to defeat the threat from isis and the threat from al qaeda. now, they're not eradicated completely. we have to remain vigilant. what we're doing is leaving our home front, our primary flank completely untended because we have a president and people in this administration who don't seem to care. >> so what should the president, the white house, the administration be doing to deal with this terror threat emanating from white sprem siffs? >> well, first you have to start throwing fuel on the fire. the president is daily throwing fuel this fire. he can't even for 24 hours after a speech yesterday in which he tried to pretend that he's against hatred and bigotry, hold his fire and act dignified long enough to visit the scenes of these terrible tragedies. we need leadership and steadfastness in the white house o

morgan chesky in el paso. >>> with more than two dozen people wounded in el paso, several hospitals are treating individuals. el paso childrens hospital and other hospitals. officials from dell sole are set to give us an update in about two hours. until then, we have frr el paso joining us live, nbc's blayne alexander. blayne, what can you tell us about the victims who have been transported to the hospitals? >> reporter: well, jo ling, answer dis, good morning to you. we're at del sol. of those wounds 11 were brought here for treatment. as you said, we are awaiting an update from officials later this morning just within about two hours or so. there are a lot of things we're waiting to find out. namely, just how the 11 people are doing. we want to find out their conditions and how that treatment is going. let me set the scene for you guys. again, 26 people were wounded in that shooting massacre yesterday. 11 of them were brought here. they range between the ages of 35 and 82 years old. there were two other medical centers, the university medical center and an el paso children's hospital,

jon sopel, bbc news, el paso. laura: we can cross to the bbc's gary o'donoghue in el paso.iven the divisions in el paso, what is the president doing while he is there? siry: he is visiting one of the hospitals just o the city university medical center, and we understand will be meeting first responders as well as some of the relatives of those who died and perhaps those who were injured as well. unclear exactly how much we will meeting.m that certainly in dayton come when he was in the hospital there, even the press that travel with him all the time were not allowed to go on the tour of the ward there. sthe risks are pretty high of exposing himself to openly there is a huge protest at a baseball park here in town. there were speeches from people who did not want him to come here at all, and there are a lot of people in this town who believe it is his rhetoric and ssage on illegal immigration and places like el paso that eated the circumstances that allowed the attacker tottack this superstar, this walmart on 22saturday, killineople. laura: what have people been saying to yo

school supposed to begin in el paso a week from monday. one witness described seeing the shooter. >> he is going for ballad. he is going for death. he that's his favorite thing right now. he wants the blood lust. he wants to fulfill. i see the people start running you could hear the he starts pop, pop, pop. he is going for -- trigger finger, going, going, going. that's what we heard. heard people yelling run, shooter. heard the gunshots. as we got close to the back we didn't hear much i'm going. i'm going. >> authorities at delsol hospital in el paso having a nurse conference updating us on victims right now. >> also we'd like to reneson are recognize the performance of the fire department. without their terrific w able tr job. we received 11 patients at the hospital here today ageing from. they are being managed in ourow. two patients are in stable condition. seven patients are in -- nine patients in critical condition. and two -- three of the patients are really in a life-threatening predicament right now. we took seven patients to the o

senador: el paso estÁ fuerte y unido, nosotros somos uno, y unidos con el paso.o es momento de pleitos y es momentos de unificaciÓn, no es momento de hacer valer nuestro punto de vista, al final de cuenta es un poco de lo que ha venido diciendo el presidente de los estados unidos. es parte de lo que tenemos aquÍ en la ciudad de el paso en la ciudad fronteriza. palmira: gracias a jorge nÚÑez y la presencia de el presidente trump desatÓ un desahogo de crÍticas. ramÓn: cientos de manifestante dijeron que los anuncios echa en el pasado en cuanto a la migraciÓn le ha echado leÑa al fuego, le pidieron que no visitarÁ al paso debido a las fuertes crÍticas que enfrentarÍa, algunos de lo que presentaron en la protesta hacÍan referencias y expresiones realizadas por el presidente en sus discursos. manifestante: las palabras que ha usado ha hecho bastante daÑo. ramÓn: como era de esperarse su forma de hablar no divide al paÍs y segÚn el unifica a la gente. mientras tanto mÁs temprano el presidente trump llegaron a dayton, el mandatario y su esposa visitaron el hospital dond

so i know el paso will overcome this.ill come together and we're going to rise above this terrible tragedy. you've seen the best of people coming out and helping. we had way more blood, we couldn't hold people in our blood facilities. we had more food donated, so the best of el paso is coming out and we will rise above this. >> j.j., appreciate it. thank you very much. >>> we have a lot more from here in el paso. there is so much ongoing every day in what is happening here. the reality of anti-immigrant hate, we'll look at that coming up. we'll talk to a man who's been afraid for years an attack like this would happen here. we'll explain why. we'll be right back. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insu

some el paso democrats, as you know, they are publicly calling on the president not to come to el paso tomorrow. he's coming to el paso, going to dayton as well. is it appropriate, do you believe, and i suspect you might not want to answer this question, but is it appropriate for the president to come to el paso at this very, very delicate moment? >> i do believe that it is important that the president come to el paso. think it is important that all leaders, local, federal, state come together and remember the victims that lost their lives in this tragedy. i think it is a time that leaders need to come together and put aside their politics and work towards the victims. the el paso police department is working towards the investigation in order to bring closure to these victims and justice and i think it is important that all leaders, federal, local, come together and put issues aside and work through it. so i would agree it is something good for the community. >> let's hope it certainly does console and help. as you know, this was clearly a terror attack on the latino community in el p

a lot of people come from el paso, go to that walmart. one and jump back on the bus to go wherever they are throughout el paso. there is a mixed array of people from all over el paso that use that walmart. >> thank you so much. you are potentially saving someone's life by donating blood and waiting in line over there. we will continue our special coverage right after this. iving♪ do you often wake up with chest congestion? or suffer excess mucus? try mucinex 12 hour. the bio layer tablet immediately releases to thin and loosen excess mucus. and lasts for 12 hours. mucinex 12 hour. my bladder leak underwear.orried someone might see so, i switched. to always discreet boutique. its shape-hugging threads smooth out the back. so it fits better than depend. and no one notices. always discreet. age-related macular man: i'vdegeneration,sed with which could lead to vision loss. so today i made a plan with my doctor, which includes preservision. because it's my vision, my love of the game, my open road, my little artist. vo: only preservision areds

he's being held at the el paso county detention facility and the el paso district attorney said they will seek the death penalty. tonight police are telling cnn they're investigating the shooter's route from the dallas area to el paso and hope to be able to tell us soon exactly when he arrived in el paso. right now they are telling us they do not believe he had any accomplices. wolf. >> brian, you also have some heart-wrenching information from the family of that young couple who died saving their baby. what have they told you? >> reporter: that is right, wolf. speaking to the aunt and uncle of jordan and her husband andre on chobdo killed saving their child and they have two other children and trying to figure out the extended family to figure out just how to tell these children that their parents are completely gone. the oldest child is five years old. she just turned five on the day of the shooting. they have no idea how to break the news to their children. >> heartbreaking story. there are so many unfortunate stories like this. brian todd on the scene. thank you. we'll get back t