>> jon: chris pratt! >> stephen: chris pratt is here.ky, he's loveable and, evidently now he knows a lot about farm animals. we'll get into it. >> jon: wow. >> stephen: we'll get pretty seriously into animal husbandry tonight. if you have any kids who were in 4f, keep them up to watch this. as you know i'm a catholic, but i don't get to church much these days because there's no omelette bar. ( laughter ) and one thing i miss about church is confession. so if you don't mind, i'd like to confess to you, my audience. you won't tell anybody, right? >> audience: of course not! >> stephen: great. this is "stephen colbert's midnight confessions!" (opens door) ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: standard disclaimer -- i don't know if these are technically sins, but i do feel bad about them. okay, be right back. (closes, opens door) ( soft organ music ) i used a starbucks bathroom without buying anything. and i feel like they owe me money. ( laughter ) i'm fine with there being no oscar host this year, if it makes the show even one s

it's the henry pratt company. a manufacturing plant.ning about henry pratt, this is a company that's been around a long time in chicago. back in the 1800s. started in 1888. so it is a manufacturing plant. they basically made a lot of values for used in the water industry, waste water, industrial markets, that kind of thing, this is happening there at the plant. the active shooter, the report came from inside. the active shooter was there. we've been hearing reports up to four police officers have been injured along with multiple civilians. we're working to confirm those reports. when we had someone from the city of aurora, they couldn't confirm that. >> local media is reporting that chicago fbi agents, which is no surprise. has been confirmed they're responding to help with local law enforcement. the scene described by former chief detectives, eugene roy, you have an active shooter inside a warehouse, you have officers hiding behind desks, moving in and out. hallways and doorways. the shooter is still at large. >> shepard: the chicago t

he was the plant manager for henry pratt.yee of henry pratt was treated at an area hospital for nonlife-threatening gunshot wounds sustained in the incident. preliminary investigation indicates the deceased victims were located in the same general area of the henry pratt facility. while this investigation is on-going, we believe there was only one assailant. here's what we know so far about the shooter. 45 years of age. he lived in the 1900 block of sell martin road in aurora. six prior arrests by the aurora police department, including arrests for traffic and domestic battery related issues. last arrest in aurora was in 2008 for violating an order of protection. his last arrest in 2017 by oswego, illinois police department for criminal damage to property. regarding the weapon used in the shooting incident. in january of 2014 the shooter was issued a firearms applied to purchase a hand gun from a local gun deemer in aurora. on march 11 shooter took possession of a smith and wesson 40 caliber handgun from that same gun dealer.

it is the henry pratt company. we know very little from police. that there are staff in the building, they sent police command staff to the sight which means to me they're setting up a command center, and that is something police often do when they believe something is fairly serious. we're waiting to get reports fromfire, from emt, from hospitals in the area. about what is going on and what we have not got is that information yet, but we're getting various unconfirmed reports of an active shooter. people are listening to local scanners to get that information to us as well. we don't have any details information yet. district 29 is being held in place at schools, it is a soft lock down, no one is allowed in and out of the schools, but we don't believe there is any active shooters at the and it of the schools, it's just the way that things go today. people's first concern goes to what's happening at the schools because we have seen so many school shootings. they're not reporting any shooters in aurora. we're hearing reports of an active shooter, no

pratt reportedly attends 'zoe church' in los angeles.d not name the church in his post but he says they were there for him during his divorce and never judged him. he went on to say the church has done the same on "countless occasions regardless of sexual orientation... race or gender." (c another blackface controversy... singer katy perry is facing criticism from activists on social media over a pair of her company's shoes. critics say the design resembles blackface - an offensive and racist practice. the shoes were released last summer and were available through several retailers including walmart and dillard's. the director for katy perry collections says the shoes have since been removed.... and there was no intention to 'cause pain.' starting starting tonight with the warriors-- in their final home game before the all-star break. champs hosting utah... and golden state has won 15 of its last 16. crazy scene earlier as klay thompson sprained his left ring finger, but he's back in the game. score is 47-44 warriors at the break full hi

russell bier he, a mold operator at henry pratt.k room attendant and forklift operator at henry pratt. josh pinkard of oswego, illinois, plant manager for henry pratt. another shooting victim a male employee treated at an area hospital for gunshot wounds. preliminary investigation that the deceased victims were located in the same general area of the henry pratt facilities. while the investigation is ongoing, we believe there is only one assailaassailant. here is what we know about the shooter, 45 years of age, lived in the 1900 block of sal martin road in aurora, six prior arrests, traffic and domestic battery related issues. last arrest in aurora, in 2008 violating an order of protection. the last arrest in 2017 by the oswego police department for criminal damage to property. regarding the weapon in the shooting incident. in january of 2014, the shooter was issued a firearm owners identification card. on march 6th, 2014 he applied to purchase a handgun, smith & wesson .40 caliber gun from that same dealer. march 16th, 2014, the sh

multiple civilians, four police shot near the henry pratt factory.'s get to the markets we're set to close out the week on a pretty high note. the dow up 429 points. s&p 500 rallying by 1%. nasdaq, looks like we're getting out of bear market territory. we have greg luke kin, join us in studio. i found it very interesting this report that you had, you said there is 80/20 rule on the market, 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes, there is 16% opportunity in between. where are those opportunities? >> the opportunities are the things that are down that haven't worked for at least 80% of the time. you look at international developed markets, really haven't made any money for 11 years, if you bought and held. marriage marriages, same story. and, those are the two areas where, where there are the most opportunities. susan: what about the u.s. then? we're looking at 400-point rally. seems like we're talking about cheapness elsewhere outside of the u.s. but money is coming in this year? >> we think the u.s. market is still a good buy here. we think i

never. >> reporter: are now five crosses outside henry pratt.y were made by aurora resident who founded crosses for losses. dennis travels across the country delivering crosses and stars of david at mass shootings like in parkland and loss vaguess. what's it like to have it here at home? >> when it happens here at my that's what i don't like.arder. >> reporter: in addition to the five lives lost, a sixth employee quasi-shot three times and survived. we spoke to his mother who said she was so relieved her son is alive. the company plans to opens doors tomorrow for any employees who may want to come in and greave together. >> the man with the cross was actually in florida at the pulse night club shooting. amazing to see the scene in his own otown. >>> mr. trump declared the national emergency on friday to circumvent congress because they refuse to give lim the money he wants for a border wall. >> reporter: in missions, texas, this demonstration against president trump's emergencyleration amplified a single message. it is one aspect of mounting res

(vicki) henry pratt company said today was an opportunity for everyone to come together after friday'sa raymond takes us there. an employee meeting will also be held.a small group of employees returned to work to discuss resources that will be made available.police said gunman gary martin, 45, likely brought his .40-caliber smith & wesson handgun to work friday because he knew he was being fired from his job at henry pratt company after 15 years. martin, who was convicted in 1995 of aggravated assault, was not licensed to own or carry a gun. martin was killed in a shootout with officers, ending his deadly rampage.a sixth employee and five aurora police officers - all men - were shot and expected to survive.aurora officials created a gofundme campaign to raise money for victims' families. on saturday, vigils were held outside the shooting site. additional services were scheduled for sunday.the beacon-news reported that funeral services will be held wednesday for wehner. a visitation is scheduled for 2 to 7 p.m. with a funeral service at 7 p.m. at the gabel-dunn funeral home ltd. in sher

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ten years separates chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger and chris is so cute. fiancee to our keltie knight. >> why is she the right woman for you? >> god, i just wouldn't even be able to crunch sbiit into a sou bite. i would tell you all about it, but unfortunately we're too busy to do that. >> chris has gone on the record saying they want a fall or winter wedding. as for planning details, well, his co-stars from "lego movie 2: the second part" stepped up with some advice. >> hire a planner. don't do it yourself. >> don't do it for anyone else. do it for you, the couple. >> i think he has got it pretty well under control, and he and his lady both seem like they know what they're doing. >> now chris told us he and katherine want, quote, lots of kids. just how does he rate when it comes to his daddy skills? >> what is jack more impressed with? the fact that you are in the "lego" movies or your outdoorsy skills? >> oh, i mean, look. i'm dad, you know. everything dad does is awesome. ♪ everything is awesome >> he loves all the legos i get to bring home. that's pret

they say he may have been an employee at the henry pratt corporation-- where the shooting happened.right now investigators are searching for a motive. we will for a motive. ville ville (ken) (ken) happening now. at least six people are dead and five officers are hurt after a shooting at a manufacturing business in a chicago suburb. and the suspected shooter is among the dead. the shooting happened this afternoon in aurora, illinois. that's about 40 miles west of chicago. the gunman has been identified as 45-year-old gary martin. police say he was shot and killed. they say he may have been an employee at the henry pratt corporation-- where the shooting happened. right now investigators are searching for a motive. we will update you on this story as more information comes into the newsroom. (pam) developing news tonight... the union representing teachers in oakland says, it will make an announcement tomorrow about a potential strike. the union could announce whether its three- thousand members will walk out .. after they have been negotiating with the oakland unified school district f

. >>> chris pratt is posting about his job at bubba gump shrimp. >> pratt remembers working there 20 years ago and all the leftover shrimp he says he actually ate off customers' plates. please tip your waiter 20% and, quote, leave some shrimp. he was stofred while working at that restaurant and got a job on parks and rec which aired on nbc and, of course, he is starring now in the new lego movie 2. >> a big deal now. >> no kidding. he was a big deal there to the customers. >> absolutely. >>> all right. we have great movie-watching weather for the weekend. we are going to see showers returning friday. >> all right. thanks so much for joining us. see you tomorrow morning. >> have a good day. n a san frano at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commit

(justine) the crosses you see here were made for the henry were made for the henry pratt employees killed. by greg zanis of crosses for losses. the same carpenter who made crosses for vegas shooting victims. tonight, we're learning more about the gunman and what motivated him to open fire. camila bernal is in aurora with the latest. a workplace shook by violence ... and a community mourning five lives lost.chief kristen ziman / aurora police: "as we relentlessly pursue answers to questions on why a person could do such a thing, we feel the support from all of you and my cup runneth over."a gunman opened fire friday afternoon at a manufacturing warehouse in aurora, illinois ... killing five employees in a shooting rampage.chief kristen ziman / aurora police: "preliminary investigation indicates that the deceased victims were located in the same general area of the henry pratt facility."five officers were struck by gunfire when they responded to the scene around 1:30 pm local time.the gunman then hid deep inside the 29-thousand square-foot warehouse ...leading officers on an intense manhunt

we're learning its henry pratt corporation. now from the city of aurora, illinois. there is an active shooter near highland and archer, aurora police are on the scene. more information will be available soon. i want to go back to our brynn gingrass working on gathering more information. >> we don't know about the aurora police department. officers left over a half hour ago, to this location, but as you're seeing in that video, there are police there on the scene. and really what you said, this is a water valve manufacturing company, it prides itself according to its website on being the biggest in north america. at this point we're not sure how many people work at that facility. we're just hearing that it's active shooter that's confirmed. we don't know about injuries, and we are just standing by to get more updates from local law enforcement on the ground. >> josh campbell is with us, as a former law enforcement officer, what would the police and law enforcement responding to the scene be doing at this point do you think? >> w

it happened inside the henry pratt manufacturing company in a suburb of chicago. police say the gunman was gary martin, a 15-year veteran employee would was being fired that day. he shot and killed five of his co-workers and injured five police officers before dieing in an exchange of gun fire with police. police say he went to the local convenience store yesterday morning. clerks there said he seemed fine. the big question investigators are trying to figure out if martin planned the shooting. we're learning more about the victims. >> provide limited information on the employees who were victims. clal calculate e clayton parks. trevor wayner of dekalb illinois. a human resource intern and a student at northern illinois university. russell byer of yorkville, illinois, a mold operator. vicente juarez of oswego, illinois, a stockroom attendant and forklift operator at henry pratt. josh pginkard, the plant manage. another shooting victim, a male employee of henry pratt, was treated for nonlife threatening wound. preliminary investigation indicates the deceased victim

pratt. >> i want more assurance it will continue. >> that's the goal. more to come on that. >> commissioner: commissioners, any further questions at this point on the budget? so as mr. wagner said, we would be working with dr. colfax and reviewing this budget and at the appropriate time at one of our march meetings we will then bring back a final proposal for your consideration. >> thank you, commissioners. >> commissioner: the next item please. >> clerk: there's no public comment for this item. commissioner chung i believe the jails will be prevented quarterly at the community public health committee and i can request dr. pratt include a follow-up as well as the presentation. >> that would be great. we've talked how agencies work together and how do we create these into agencies and also do we have a real plan and we ensure we don't drop them. it's an equity issue. >> clerk: the next item is 8 approving the san francisco department of public health for the legislative plan. this is an action item the legislation was introduced at the last meeting and a

investigation indicates that the deceased victims were located in the same general area of the henry prattive officers were struck by gunfire when they responded to the scene around 1:30 pm local time.the gunman then hid deep inside the 29-thousand square-foot warehouse ...leading officers on an intense manhunt -- ending 90-minutes later when the suspect was killed by police.police identified the gunman as 45-year-old gary martin --and said he was being let go from his job at the henry pratt facility on friday ...chief kristen ziman / aurora police: "he reported for work and during this meeting he was terminated. my understanding from the witnesses is that he opened fire right after the termination."authorities said he has criminal history -- including six prior arrests by the aurora police department. investigators are questioning why -- and how -- martin was able to obtain a gun.chief kristen ziman / aurora police: "absolutely he was not supposed to be in possession of a firearm."in aurora, illinois, i'm camila bernal. coming up on the kron 4 morning news...meet the man who jumped into a

the active shooter engaged individuals working or who mapped to be at the henry pratt company. that is a company located at 401 south highland drive, aurora, a city in illinois, chicago, about 30 miles west of chicago. kevin, are you hearing what we're hearing, and do you have anything to add to reports that police have apprehended the shooter? >> this is -- i mean, this is the information that we're receiving as it comes out piece by piece. it is interesting in hearing that when they say a suspect has been apprehended, i would assume that means someone has been arrested as opposed to what has hand so many times in the past, either a person has been shot or perhaps taken their own life in the situation like this. i guess we will wait further information from the authorities on the ground and authorities in aurora as to what has gone on there. again, the word speculation is at the front of everyone's mind when something like this takes place. but obviously, everyone is now thinking is this an employee? could this be the result of a domestic, some sort of thing, but at this point

this is the henry pratt company. it's a lar plant that makes valves for tmachinery,s is in aurora, illinois, this is an hour west of the city, and police have coined this as an active shoot situation. the first tweets about this were coming from the aurora police department about 3:30 this afternoon. subsequently we have heard nearby school districts placed on soft lockdown. one school in particular that is close tnthe scene hard lockdown. we have heard from parents who are trying tohe get to children. some of these schools are a couple miles away from the scene. but the swath of the area blocked off is rather large because this is a very big manufacturing company. now the shots are getting a little tighter there. you can see a few trucks, again this is a manufacturing plant, you can see the s.w.a.t. team but we on the scene haven't seen a lot of movement since the news first started breaking 3:30 our time. again,or a police calling this an active shootingsi ation at 641 archer avenue. as you mentioned, about an west

martin started shooting in the henry 'pratt company. police arrived at the scene less than five minutes after receiving reports of an active shooter. the warehouse is in aurora, illinois 40 miles west of chicago. >>> deadly gunfire west of chicago. >> today is a sad day. >> 45-year-old gary martin walked into the building and began firing. witnesses recall hearing responderring rushing to the henry pratt company. >> we heard the emergency responders. >> officers arrived and were fired upon. additional officers arrived and were fired upon. >> five officers were shot. all taken to the hospital. five others confirmed dead. police returned fire killing the gunman. the mayor says nothing can justify what happened. >> it is a cold and heartless offender would be so selfish to think he life. >> the schools into lockdown. >> everything was going through my head. the shooter is probably at the school. >> the police chief expecting to first responderring and other victims. >> thank you for running gunfire and putting your lives in danger to prote

to the west southwest of the city of chicago where right now at the henry pratt company there is said to be an active shooter situation. the best reporting we have at this moment comes to us from the sheriff there that tells cbs 2 in chicago that multiple people have been wounded, including police officers, and additionally from the daily herald number, suburban chicago's information source. the daily herald reporting four aurora cops, multiple victims shot, shooter still at large. you can see the mass police presence. we switch to the feed. there it is. a mass police presence around this area which is on the west side of aurora. the latest from the daily herald, multiple civilians and police officers have been wounded and the shooter is still at large in this industrial area according to preliminary reports from the scene. there are unconfirmed reports, which i wouldn't go into yet. they're unconfirmed. there's an active shooter situation. more information to be available. that's from aurora police on twitter. swat teams from throughout the suburbs being called as the atf is there. p

never. >> reporter: there are now five crosses outside henry pratt.they were made by aurora resident greg zanis, who founded "crosses for losses." zanis travels across the country delivering crosses and stars of david at mass shootings like in parkland and las vegas. what is it like to happen here at home? >> when this happens here in my town, i can't leave, i'm part of this. that's what i don't like. >> reporter: in addition to the five lives lost, a sixth employee was shot three times and survived. we spoke to his mother this morning, who told us she was so relieved her son is alive. david, the company plans to open its doors tomorrow for any employees who may want to come in to grieve together. >> begnaud: adriana, that man with the cross was actually in florida for the pulse nightclub shooting. it is incredible to see this happening in his hometown. thank you. the white house is defending president trump's decision to declare a national emergency on the southern border. mr. trump declared the national emergency on friday to circumvent congress, be

when we were doing further research we found alonzo pratt, ladder -- pratt's letter cooperates charles molten's. alonzo pratt wrote to baltimore about the same women. that is always cool, corroboration is awesome. as far as sources, the national archives is great. those references to sexual incompatibility and those things. adrey: sophia blanton is archivist. she has found a lot of this material and pointed us, go there, look at this. [laughter] the torch. past she is not actively researching these women anymore. anytime we would come up with something, we would send it to , you dealould be like with it. you found it, it is yours. tracey: we have a friend of ours who is working on a book, shall be harold -- shelby harold. women soldiers of mississippi. the women soldiers from mississippi and women soldiers fighting in mississippi. she is carrying on the torch. she will be working on a book on women soldiers in general in the civil war. she is phenomenal. if i can shamelessly plug her forthcoming publication, i will. phenomenal. do any of the national parks have historical markers or pa

we have kuroda and peter pratt who said the central bank comments are keeping markets on their toes.orroded talked about the peterility of more qe and pratt talking about how guidance for the ecb could be changed. if the outlook worsens. we will focus on those stories. the dollar is fairly flat and we see some any coming out of emerging-market currencies. let's show you where we are on the sovereign debt story, some appetite this morning even if the stock story looks directionless. in terms of commodities, we have rubber moving higher, looking at some of the statistics, trade optimism cited for the one-month high that we touched yesterday. we are keeping an eye on oil prices, they are three months higher. let's put some of the moves in some perspective, global trade remains in focus as the european union found propped retaliation if the u.s. imposes tariffs on imported vehicles. transatlantic trade part of the story. let's get to the markets with mark cudmore, bloomberg's markets live strategist in singapore. good to have you with us. let's talk about what is going on with the asian

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gary martin went on a shooting rampage on friday --he had just been let go from his job at the henry pratt manufacturing facility in aurora, illinois.five people were killed -- all employees of henry pratt.scott hall / ceo, mueller water products: "friday was basically the worst day that our company has ever had." memorial crosses for the victims lined the sidewalk outside the plant.dozens of people gathered for a silent walk of solidarity saturday afternoon.the five victims -- identified as trevor wehner, clayton parks, russel beyer, vicente juarez, and josh pinkard.brian haynes/victim's friend: "there's just a hard time still trying to cope with with all this."as the friends and families of the victims cope with their loss -- authorities and corporate officials are working together to investigate tragedy. according to police, martin had a lengthy criminal record --including six prior arrests by aurora police and a felony conviction in mississippi. chief kristen ziman / aurora police: "absolutely he was not supposed to be in possession of a firearm."i'm meredith wood reporting. (robin) co

police say the gunman opened fire after being terminated from his job at the henry pratt manufacturing plant killing five people. among the work tvictims, a stud intern. the gunman was killed in an exchange of gunfire with police. scott mcclane joins s us from aurora. >> we got a lot of new information in this press conference. we've learned officers who were shot, they are between the ages of 24 and 53. they had between 4 and 30 years of experience each. at least two still in the hospital. we learned more about the victims would were shotd. two of them worked in hr. one an interm, one the manager. the suspect in this case, we know he was fired that day. he was called into a meeting. immediately after he learned the news, he start openeding fire. the chief said that the possible he was going to get fired. it's not clear whether this was his normal work day. she said that because he had several rounds of magazines or several magazines worth of ammunition with him. we know they're a mold operator, forklift operator and plant manager. not clear whether they were targeted. it was one hour

today, loved ones are paying their respects in front of wood crosses that stand outside the henry prattilding in aurora, illinois, where an employee who was being terminated opened fire on his colleagues. (jrs) the man who built those memorial crosses is local carpenter greg zanis. he has spent years traveling the country, delivering tributes for gun violence victims. but, for him, this shooting doesn't just hit close to home, it is home. here's cnn's scott mclean. for more than two decades 68-year-old greg zanis has been hand-making, and hand delivering comfort to grieving families across america.it's a big job that takes a lot of lumber, a lot of paint, and countless nights inside of his truck.greg zanis: i'm the kind of guy that falls asleep real easy."it's not comfortable, but neither is the task at hand.scott mclean: "most people don't want to think about these shootings until they happen on their doorsteps. but you live it 365 why?"greg zanis: "i just feel that it's making a difference." he's placed his wooden crosses at columbine, sandy hook, sutherland springs, texas, orlando's

there are reports that officers have been shot or individuals have been shot at at the henry pratt companywe are keeping an eye on this story weekly pick there is that emergency landing in san jose and also a press conference underway at police headquarters without place cheap regarding the officer involved shooting from last night in san jose. there is a lot going on here go to www.ktvu.com for the latest. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >> stories of surviving death. >> it was magnificent and frightening at the same time. >> vivid details of what they saw. >> this beautiful garden. >> this river of light. >> and a medium that unravels the answers they need to hear. dr. oz: why do you think you were sent back? >> plus, filthy february. you won't believe how dirty these eve

the first officer was shot out front of the henry pratt facility.he other officers were shot trying to enter the facility. the police chief said of all of the officers who were shot and injured that happened within the first 5 minutes of riving. arriving. 45-year-old gary martin was the suspect. 5 civilians killed. there could be more injuries. the gunman was killed. 5 police officers shot and none of those were life threatening. the police chief drew attention to the courage of the officers. >> i know the quick response by our officerses saved lives today. they pressed on until they located the shooter. some are recovering from their physical wounds and others are recovering from their emotional wounds. they are true heros and we honor them for their selfless service to the citizens of aurora. >> a bomb robot was sent into the apartment of the gunman. no additional evidence was found in the residence of the gunman. it's still being exampled for evidence. henry pratt's parent company put out a statement that they are focussing on the health and will

we saw a large presence o police mobilize and then rush into the tyfaci it's the henry pratt company.ha who the in their custody, we don't know yet. the motive behind the shooting still unclear. but again the latest information sadly is that at least one person has died and four officers were injured in this. stay with us, a developing story we'll be back with you when you learn more. back to you guys in the studio. >>> we ha morereaking news, this is closer to home. gun shots ringing out in a busy section of e district this is eckington place at q street inh not. >> police telling us multiple shots fired there and one person than critically injured. shomari stone live on the scene with the latest. what's the 's condition, do we know that? >> reporter: it's stillri critil t now and commander fitzgerald with the metropolitan police department gave us an update stating the shooting happened at 3:51, mckinley technology high school which is a block away was on lockdown, that's been since lifted. let me move out of the way. you can see those evidence markers there. a source tell us a gunman

officers say he may have been an employee at the henry pratt corporation-- where the shooting happened. right now investigators are searching for a motive. (grant) a big story tonight... national emergency declared. president trump signed a bill funding the government and also declared a national emergency -- to get the money needed to build the wall he wants along the southern border. but even the president admits -- the process won't be easy. kristen holmes explains from washington. president trump -- unhappy with a bipartisan deal to fund the government -- deciding to look for money elsewhere president trump: "we want to stop drugs from coming into our country."congress authorized 1-point-3-7-5 billion dollars to build a barrier along 55 miles of the southern border.the president signed that deal.but it's not enough.president trump: "because we have an invasion of drugs, invasion of gangs, invasion of people and it's unacceptable."by a series of actions, including declaring a national emergency -- the president is able to redirect more than six billion dollars from federal funds, in

coltrane's will close one lane between pratt avenue and park road so the damaged elm trees that are part of that historic title one way traffic during that repair work.>>> it for a look at the commute. there were problems spots. it sounds like the berkeley area has been cleaned up. >> yes, that berkeley crash is gone. we are looking at the normal commute of the ultima pass. i want to show you that traffic is going to be slow on this thursday driving out to the ultima pass. the traffic is here and already slow on 205 and 580. you can see 580 traffic is a right. 580 at 90 had a car fire. it is still being cleared up with a serious crash. fortunately, it was someone, or unfortunately, someone did not make it. depending how long it takes, 580 people are starting to drive westmount to look at what is going on with a lot of activity there. let's talk about interstate 880. this is the a bridge toll plaza . this traffic looks good. it is only 4:46 pick you have a window of opportunity before it starts getting crowded. 4:46. >>> alpine has 300 inches of snow, the all time record. >> incredible. >

. >> reporter: a memorial to the pratt five growing. >> tragic. sad. just tragic and sad. >> reporter: officials say the shooter, gary martin, bought this in 2015, but a prior felony barri ring possession wasn't caught. he was supposed to surrender it but never did. >> ron mott, thank you. >>> for years, he was a fixture of this catholic church. mccarrick was in washington. he has been removed from the priesthood for sexual abuse. he is the highest ranking church official to be defrocked. nbc's sarahn reports from the vatican. >> reporter: he was one of the most powerful catholics in america, but now, a further fall from grace. 88-year-old theodore mccarrick is no longer a priest. the former cardinal and archbishop of washington has been expelled by the pope after the church found him guilty of sexually abusing children and adul adults. they're the type of crimes mccarrick himself has repeatedly condemned. >> there's certainly a special, terrible judgment on someone who would abuse the trust that a priest must have. >> james grein says he was 11 when m

shut down part of the road while they do treat work, removing and replacing diseased trees between pratt avenue and deer park road. the crews will be on that stretch of highway every day from now until sunday. traffic will be allowed through but drivers should expect delays. >>> san francisco district attorney plans to make the unprecedented announcement about convictions related to marijuana. gusto decided the retroactive proposition 60 feel at take convictions back to 1975. that legalized the possession and recreational use of marijuana by people over the age of 21. gus down will make his and almonds at his office at 10:30 this morning. >>> north of sacramento, people are talking about a the unexpected visitor they had. they were stunned at the mountain lion on the sidewalks and across the yards.>> reporter: down to doorsteps in this quiet neighborhood. >> the officer yelled he is on the lives. get in your house. >> a mountain lion is looking for a new territory to call his own. this is not going to be it. >> reporter: police officers and animal control rushed to marysville way. the mo

hundreds gathered at a prayer vigil outside the henry pratt company after an employee opened fire in a meeting where he was being fired. >>> we turn now to an issue that is increasingly challenging us. how to tell what's true or not and all of the information we're exposed to every day? tonight lester holt tell us us about a new program called media wise aimed at teaching high school students how to separate fact from fiction. >> reporter: from the moment you wake up and reach for your phone, news comes at you like a tidal wave, tv, newspapers, facebook, twitter, reddit, blogs, podcasts and for the youngest news users, it could be information overload. >> when you read misinformation online that can impact the decisions that you make in real life and it does. >> reporter: separating fact from fiction is a daily battle for students like maya, trevor, baraka and owen who i met at washington's woodrow wilson high school. >> fire keeps trains from getting cold. how many of you believe that's true? >> the pointer institute, a journalism advocacy group created media wise, a program that us

the warehouse for the facility belonging to the henry pratt company, a maker of valves. a meeting place has been established for loved ones searching for information about the victims. police plan to hold another news conference in the next couple of hours. mike tobin is live in aurora on the latest of this tragic incident that took place tonight. mike? >> reporter: andre, with the latest information moments ago please give us an update that the total of those killed is now six if you total in the shooter, so you have five innocent civilians, one gunman who was killed. your five police officers weapon shot. according to the police chief, were shot immediately upon entering this warehouse with the gunman now identified as gary martin , 40 years old. there was a second wave of police the what and. two officers were shot during that time. if it officer was shot. details are not clear exactly how he was shot. at the moment well, they are to sing the police officers are injured. we don't have much information as to the extent of their injuries. we know there was a sixth offic

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he was just let go from his job and five people were killed and all employees of henry pratt. >> fridayas ever had. >> reporter: memorial crosses lined the sidewalk outside the plan. dozens of people gathered for a walk of solidarity saturday afternoon. the five victims were trevor wehner, clayton parks, russell beyer, vicente juarez, and josh pinkard. >> a hard time trying to cope w >> reporter: as family and friends cope with their loss, corporate officials are working to investigate the tragedy. according to police he had a lengthy criminal record including six prior arrests by a police and a felony conviction in mississippi.>> he was not supposed to be in possession of the firearm. >>> several rights activists are calling for the rest of jussie smollett. a source close to the investigation confirmed to cbs that two nigerian brothers told detectives he paid them to participate in the alleged attack on january 29 and that they purchased the rope bound around his neck at a nearby hardware store. the chicago police say the brothers are no longer suspect in the case and they are cooperat

i wish to remember russell beyer, proud chair of his union, a 20-year employee at pratt, he was a father of two and a steadfast patriots fan. we remember clayton parks, a northern illinois university grad who his wife abbey describes as an incredible father to their young son actionle. we remember josh pinkard. i want to shout from the rooftops about how amazing josh was, his wife tara wrote about a man who loved god, family, and college football. we remember trevor wayner, a student at northern illinois university killed on his first day at an internship. he was described by a friend as someone who would go out of his way for others. we remember visen -- vicente juarez. his neighbors loved him for his efforts ridding the neighborhood of dandelions each summer. we'll never forget our five neighbors and the bravely of -- bravery of law enforcement and first responders who rushed toward the violence and undoubtedly saved countless lives. may we honor them with our actions and may our community come back stronger than ever before. yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpos

john pratt to the stage to begin our program today. >> good morning. on october 19 2018 a philadelphia newspaper ran an opinion article entitled, why we need holocaust education now more than ever. according to the anti-defamation league anti- semetic incidents rose nearly 60% between 2016 and 2017. that is the largest single year jump the organization has ever recorded. understanding how and why the holocaust occurred helps to demonstrate not only the horrors that humans are capable of in desperate conditions but also the hope that can survive even the most terrifying trauma. teaching students about the holocaust shows the dangers of prejudice and how dehumanization and scapegoating are used to advance an agenda. it is one thing to read about the holocaust in the history book or listen to a teacher lecture about it. it is completely another to experience history through the eyes of a survivor and to hear the stories first-hand. nine days after this was written on the other side of pennsylvania in pittsburgh a gunman walked into the tree of life congre

lost at the henry pratt plant, clayton parks, an incredible father, says wife abbey. russell beyer, a gentle giant, his family says, father of two. vicente juarez, granddad to eight. trevor wehner, a 21-year-old intern killed on his first day. josh pinkard, alive long enough to send one final message. his wife tara honoring the father of three on facebook writing, i received a text at 1:24 from my precious husband that said, i love you, i've been shot at work. >> my husband was wonderful. he was brilliant. he was -- he was the best person i've ever met in my life. >> reporter: police say 45-year-old gary martin, a convicted felon, was ordered to surrender the gun he used shortly after he bought it in 2014 but never did. while sadness reigns, so does gratitude for the brave men and women charging toward danger friday, protecting, serving. ron mott, nbc news, chicago. >>> to florida now where a student is facing misdemeanor charges after a confrontation with a teacher that began with his refusal to recite the pledge of allegiance. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the story. >>

it was a chaotic scene when police responded to the henry pratt county warehouse. two officers were shot with a first arrived to confront the gunman. he killed by people before police killed him. by police officers were shot in total. all are expected to survive. the gunman has been identified as 45-year-old garma poieve was employee at the company. >> for so many years, we have seen similar situations throughout our nation. the horrible feeling that we get when we see on the news. we must never forget those innocent people who were senselessly, senselessly guns down. >> schools and businesses in the area went on lockdown several hours after the attack began. the city tweeted from his account of the shooter was indeed in custody. investigators are still looking into a possible motive for this shooting. as we get more details, we will bring them to hear on kpix 5 and online at kpix.com. >>> california fighting against the president's emergency declaration. governor states attorney general filed a lawsuit to stop the president's attempt to get money to build a border

thousands gathered at a vigil ah pratt facility where a long-time employee was fired. >>> how to tell whether it's true or not and all the information we're exposed to every day. er holt tells us about a new program called media wise,h teaching hchool students how to sarate fact from fiction. >> from the moment you wake up news ach for your phone, comes at you like a tidal wave, tv, newspape, cebook, twitter, reddit, blogs, podcasts. for the youngest news users, it can be information erload. >> when you read misinformation online, that can impact the t decisiont you make in real life. and itep does. >>ter: separating fact from fiction is a daily battle for sdetusnt like maya, trevor, baraka and owen, who i met at woodrow wilson high school. >> fire is used to keep chicago trains running in the cold and that appears to be fire on t tracks. how many of you believe that'sue show of hands. in an effort to cut through the noise, the pointer institute of journalism advocacy groupea d media wise, a program that uses real-le emples ke these to help students discern the truth. how many of you

credited with inventing the first mechanical clock more than six hundred years ago so as not to miss pratt times before that they'd used candles when the we could burn down a falling metal bar the monks up. but this method of timekeeping sparked many a monastery fire meanwhile merchants in milan florence and venice were quick to spot the benefits of mechanical timekeeping it meant optimized business management and higher profits the american inventor and later founding father benjamin franklin coined the term time is money in seven hundred forty eight o'clock became the heart rate of the industrial revolution. it meant exact working hours and in the banking enabled the concept of futures trading money became a time factor. but initially the time wasn't the same everywhere not even in villages a few kilometers apart train drivers and passengers had to adjust their pocket watches from station to station so functioning timetables were impossible at the same time the pace of life excel aerated as people increasingly face to race against the clock more tasks to do every hour more places to trav