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cbs's roxana saberi is going to lead off our coverage in louisville with new reporting.xana. >> reporter: good evening, norah. flags at all state buildings here in kentucky are flying at half-staff to honor the victims in today's mass shooting. police are trying to figure out why the gunman, who started working as an intern in 2018 at the bank behind me and who had a business degree, turned violent, killing some of his colleagues. >> 333 main. old national bank. another caller advising possibly eight to nine people have been shot. >> reporter: calls to 911 started coming in just after 8:30 this morning. >> get out of your car. active shooter at the bank! >> reporter: within three minutes, police officers arrived at old national bank in downtown louisville. [ sound of gunfire ] the suspect fired his rifle at them. [ siren ] and police immediately began to exchange gunfire. >> have a description of a white male, connor, 6 feet tall. light blue shirt, dark-colored pants. >> reporter: troy haste saw the gunman moments before running for cover. >> whoever was next to me got s

>> norah: roxana saberi, thank you very much.s is also in a high-risk zone for those severe storms, including violent tornadoes. and that is where meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel is following this major system. good evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. this is an extremely dangerous night. in fact, a little more than 10 miles up the mississippi river, where those dark skies are, there is a particularly dangerous situation, tornado warning right now, a tornado in progress, and this essentially just the beginning of what is expected to be a very long and dangerous night. the threat for some strong, possibly intense, long-lived tornadoes extends from texas all the way up to wisconsin. tomorrow, we are going to watch the threat head to the east coast, parts of the southeast, parts of the northeast. will have the potential for some very strong storms, also widespread winds tonight and tomorrow could cause damage, and norah, unfortunately, a similar situation setting up again early next week. >> n

>> norah: roxana saberi, thank you very much., toxic fire at a former recycling plant in richmond, indiana, is expected to continue to burn for several more days. it has forced schools to close and more than 2,000 people were evacuated. tonight, the epa and local officials are monitoring air quality. max lewis, with our indiana affiliate, wttv, reports there is major concern over what is burning. >> reporter: a plume of black smoke rising into the air, stretching from across eastern indiana and western ohio. >> so, i went outside, and there was a tremendous amount of smoke and a lot of flames happening at that point. >> reporter: officials say the massive fire broke out at a factory in the town of richmond tuesday, spewing so much toxic smoke into the air, it appeared temporarily on weather radar. >> this has been a challenging fire just be rorte they kl issued a warning to residents within a half-mile to stay indoors.e a is now investigating whether asbestos-containing materials and other carcinogenic chemicals may have left the

there is a lot to get to, and cbs' roxana saberi is in louisville again for us tonight.ommunity remembered the victims through a vigil with residents speaking through tears and calling for gun violence to end. it's just hours since police released those 911 calls. in them, you can feel the callers' fear as they pleaded for police to act fast. >> oh my god, i just locked the door. on video. >> reporter: the 911 calls are chilling. the first one from a woman who watched remotely on a video call as the shooter opened fire on a board meeting at the bank. >> this video is still going. oh my god, i can't see anything now. except the ground. >> reporter: then a woman inside the bank calls cautiously as she hides in a closet with another person. >> eight or nine people have been shot? >> uh-huh. i'm in the closet hiding. [ gunshots ] >> is that shots fired? >> yes, it is. >> be quiet. stay quiet. >> we need your help. he'd never hurt anyone. >> reporter: by the time the shooter's mother calls -- >> he is a really good kid. please don't -- >> reporter: saying that her son has nev

norah. >> roxana saberi with those new details.he justice department is cracking down on alleged chinese agents right here in the united states. they're accused of intimidating critics of china's government, even setting up a secret police station in new york city. as cbs's jeff pegues reports, that's only one of the alleged schemes to harass dissidents. >> reporter: the secret police station took up an entire floor of this chinatown building in new york city. according to investigators, it was run by the chinese government to track and even harass dissidents living here in the u.s. >> the defendants' actions under the direction of the chinese government are flagrant violations of american sovereignty. >> reporter: breon peace, the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york, says officers from china's ministry of public security, or mps, were operating illegally. >> the mps subjected chinese dissidents living here in the united states to the authoritarian rule of the prc. that is unacceptable. >> reporter: two men, both new

roxana saberi reports that the big box store is the latest casualty of the changing retail landscape.t at bed bath & beyond, filing for bankruptcy, they plan to close their 360 stores. and 120 bye-bye baby locations putting around 14,000 jobs at risk. >> i'm so sorry they are going out of business. >> reporter: the chapter 11 filing the company acknowledged it was slow to embrace and adopt to the e-commerce boom falling behind competitors like target, walmart, and amazon. >> they really failed to adapt to what the consumer wanted. >> reporter: retail analyst neil saunders. what do you think they wanted? >> they wanted bed bath & beyond to compete better on price and much more multichannel experience where they could do up in store. >> reporter: founded in 1971 to compete with the home good sections of department stores, bed bath & beyond became known for its rows upon rows of bed sheets, towels, and kitchen gadgets. and for its popular 20% off coupons. >> we will try to use every one of our coupons. >> does the bed bath beyond demise signifies something larger? >> the bankruptcy shows

norah >> norah: roxana saberi with those new details, thank you.t of a police shooting in ohio. a special grand jury decided today not to indict the akron police officers who killed 25-year-old jayland walker during a chase last year. shooting him 46 times. the grand jury said the officers were legally justified in their use of force against walker who was unarmed at the timwhene was kil wa's dea ist hisar.y cam foogecers fing dens tot thece d crag down on the ald chinese agents right here in the united states. they are accused of intimidating critics of china's government even setting ucret police station in new york city. resid. >> reporter: it took up an entire floor of the chinatown building in new york city, according to investigators it was run by the chinese government to track and even harass dissidents living here in the u.s. speak of the defendants actions under the direction of the chinese government are flagrant violations of american sovereignty. >> reporter: the u.s. to attorney for the district of new york says that from the ministry

>> norah: roxana saberi, thank you very much.ille have intensified the debate over gun reform in this country. a stunning new survey out just today reveals more than half of adults say they've had a family member killed by a gun. for black americans, it is one in three. tonight, cbs's nikki battiste looks at the emotional toll of america's gun violence crisis. >> it is more than tired. i am weary. >> reporter: after the latest mass shooting from a trauma surgeon jason smith says he's had enough. >> there's only so many times you can walk into a room and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow. and it just breaks your heart.we "mommy" o "da something. because doing nothing, which is what we have been doing, is not working. >> reporter: and a major new survey on the impact of gun violence, the kaiser family foundation found that 54% of those surveyed said they had either personally been threatened by a gun or witnessed someone being shot. >> i am part of the 54%. >> reporter: ashley kirzinger was one of the study's lead autho

norah. >> norah: roxana saberi, thank you.erea black democratic lawmaker was just unanimously reinstated just days after republicans threw him and another democrat out of the tennessee legislature. cbs's mark strassmann reports the representatives were removed after they led a protest over a gun reform. >> no justin, no peace. no justin, no peace. >> reporter: suddenly the so-called tennessee three are everywhere. in the streets of nashville today, on television, and probably in-state republican nightmares. former democratic state representative justin pearson and justin jones. >> there is no democracy in tennessee. tennessee is the most undemocratic state in the nation. >> reporter: last week mostly white republicans in the house's flexed their super majority and expelled two young black lawmakers for mocking house decorum with a bullhorn and bravado. >> i'm worried about process and procedures that are laid out that you should follow and not having a protest as it was described over here. on the house floor. >> reporter: jon

cbs's roxana saberi is going to lead us off again tonight from louisville.rter: good evening, norah. the police body cam and bystander videos show the harrowing moment as the first police officers arrived at the bank behind me to try to take down the shooter, seemingly waiting in the front lobby after killing co-workers in what police say was a targeted attack. [ sound of gunfire ] newly released body cam footage shows officers confronting the gunman as they tried to enter the louisville bank where he shot and killed co-workers. >> go, go, go! >> reporter: just three minutes after the first calls came in to 911. he immediately shot officer nickolas wilt. police say officer cory galloway was shot head-on and rolled down the steps. cell phone video shows galloway taking cover, trying to find a clear shot before finally killing the shooter in the front lobby of the bank. >> he's down. get the officer! >> he went towards danger in order to save and preserve life. > reporter: police have searched the shooter's home and recovered several items but are still invest

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as roxana saberi reports, authorities say there was a racial component to the case. >> do you think if he was a white 16-year-old boy and rang that door, do you think it would have been the same outcome? >> reporter: ralph yarl's family says ralph was gunned down after he rang the doorbell. he rang the wrong doorbell. the yarl family's attorney says he waited a few minutes efore wringing the bell and the door opened. >> he was immediately confronted with an armed man who said he did not want to see him on his property again and then he opened fire. >> reporter: still the teen's aunt says the teen ran for help, knocking on three more doors before a neighbor called 911. >> as his aunt, what do you think about that? >> hearing that part of the story is even harder. he was clearly hurt. he was clearly bleeding. he was clearly needing help. >> reporter: ralph is now recovring at home. the clay county prosecutor announced two felony charges against andrew lester. >> a warrant was issued for mr. lester's arrest. i can tell you there was a racial component to the case. >> reporter: kansas city

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cbs's roxana saberi's is going to lead off the coverage in louisville with the new.er: good evening, norah, all state buildings in kentucky are flying at half-staff to honor the victims and the mass shooting, trying to figure out why the gunman who started as an intern in 2018 at the bank behind me and who had amazed the lament business degree turn violent killing some of his colleagues. >> 393, national bank, 8-9 people have been shot. >> calls and i'm on one started coming in after 8:30 this morning. within 3 minutes, police officers arrived at old national bank in downtown louisville. [gunshots] >> reporter: the suspect fired his gun at him. and they exchanged gunfire. >> connor, 62, dark colored pants. >> just started firing. >> troy haste saw the gunman before running for cover. >> whoever was next to me got shot and the blood is on me from it. >> reporter: identifying the shooter is a man in his 20s, connor sturgeon, an employee at the bank. >> ultimately the suspected dionysian. we are trying to confirm if that suspect died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound or

fencing is ali pakdaman saberi and the captain of our country's national team has climbed one place to the 17th place in the world . mazandaran textile football team's spanish was added in the taekwondo selection matches of mohammad sadegh dehghani, mehdi asgari hossein ghorbin, amir ali parveen and mehdi abedini in different weights for the participation in the china world championships from the 6th to the 17th of august, hosted by the city of chengdu. the asian football federation invited hasan karimi and mahnaz zakai referees, amir mohammad dawoodzadeh, atena leshni and ansieh hawaz bafinejad as assistant referees for real in the olympic games in nowshahr, the old continent, in the first round of the finals of the asian football champions league last night. hai al hilal of saudi arabia and overawards of japan ended in a 1-1 draw. the return match between the two teams will be held on saturday, may 16, at saitama stadium in japan. keep closed 24 times having a goal during the current season set a record for the blue anari club and announced that in order to save 77,900,000 euros , ba

we've got a but a couple stuff members who are going to speak, but i wanted to introduce julia saberi, who is in the front row who will join and be part of the presentation today. she joined us in august of last year. um as our community engagement manager in our community equity division. although you may have seen her around the city before she worked at m o. c. d. before that , uh, launching and managing the city's cultural district program. and prior to her work in cultural district. she was a grant manager. in policy advisor for six years on indigenous and latino issues. and manage the immigration legal services. in deportation event portfolio. she has more than 20 years experience with the city and city government, including work with the juvenile probation department. the youth commission in d. c. y f she's a proud mother of two a mills college graduate in a ceremonial dancer . we're happy to have read planning. so welcome, julia. welcome okay. hello. good afternoon, commissioners. memory rogers, director of citywide policy, and i am joined today by our welcomed julius boeri, a