sandoval: de sangre. >> sÍ.mano no habÍa corrido la misma suerte. >> lo mirÉ de cerca, pero no pude decirle nada, pues ya estaba muerto. sandoval: eventualmente los disparos cesaron y en medio de gritos, gemidos y vidrios destrozados, un soldado se acercÓ a ramos, que dice ya no podÍa respirar. una de las balas le habÍa perforado un pulmÓn. >> se me acerca un militar apuntÁndome con su pistola, con su fusil y me dice que dÓnde estÁn las armas. y yo me acuerdo que yo le dije “¿cuÁles armas, seÑor? le digo no traemos nada”. le digo “estamos tomando”. sandoval: cuando los militares revisaron el vehÍculo, no encontraron nada. los jÓvenes estaban desarmados. esa maÑana, no muy lejos de allÍ, rosa pÉrez se despertÓ sobresaltada. >> como a las 05:00 me parÉ y estaba en la recÁmara a solas. sandoval: a pesar de que sus hijos, alejandro y gustavo, eran adultos, ella dice que no podÍa dejar la costumbre de verificar que sus hijos habÍan regresado bien despuÉs de una noche de parranda. cuando usted fue la segunda vez a la

sandoval: ¿y quÉ fue lo que tÚ le dijiste?siempre me decÍa que, pues, que yo era una pueblerina, que era muy poca mujer para Él. sandoval: aunque segÚn ella, efrÉn ya tenÍa un plan. sanchez: en esa ocasiÓn Él se llevÓ a a mi hija, me la escondiÓ. sandoval: desesperada, carmen cuenta que le rogÓ que se la regresara. Él lo harÍa, pero con una condiciÓn. ella tenÍa que ir a buscarla. sÁnchez: yo entrÉ al departamento con miedo. yo sabÍa que algo me iba a pasar. pero el poder ver a mi hija fue lo que me hizo entrar. sandoval: la cita cerca de la medianoche terminÓ siendo una trampa. sÁnchez: voy a la primera recÁmara. no estaba ahÍ la niÑa, me asomÓ a la otra recÁmara y tampoco estaba. entonces, cuando volteo a decirle que dÓnde estaba mi hija, Él ya traÍa una navaja grande. entonces me dijo que “te voy a matar”. sandoval: fue entonces cuando carmen confirmÓ que las amenazas de efrÉn iban en serio. sanchez: me dio 2 piquetes en el estÓmago, 1 en el brazo y 1 en el dedo. me espantÉ mucho y le dije “no lo hagas. soy la mamÁ de tu hi

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that's where we find cnn's polo sandoval f sandoval this morning. a rainy day. of that being the case yet again. however, we should mention that it was late last week that new york city mayor eric adams closed out the week by warning that those scenes we witnessed play out just last week at this very location could very much become quite common as the city's migrant shelter system continues to buckle under the pressure of rising numbers. we should mention the city was eventually able to find shelter space for the individuals kept outside of the roosevelt hotel here that's now serving as the primary intake center. and also we know that at least two recreation centers in brooklyn are now being added to the growing list of shelters that are being used by new york city. and there's still the question of whether or not the city will turn to central park in temporary facilities there to serve as shelter space as the adams administration maintain all options remain on the table. we should note, this weekend marked one year since the arrival of the first migrant bus cha

polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> and the u.s.t's informed that a relationship, gina raimondo made those remarks. >> her visit come ased by heightened tensions between china and the u.s. as china faces mounting economical problems ranging from real estate crisis to slumping exports. cnn's kristie lu stout joins us live from hong kong. in both of america and china's economic interests to have an on tim mall trading relationship here. there were warm words exchanged about wanting to create a better environment. but nothing really tang only as an outcome? >> nothing tangible just yet. and you know, biden administration officials have gone out of their way to say don't expect any big breakthroughs from this. but this is critical to just keep the relationship and the trade relationship between these two superpowers stable. you know, the u.s. commerce secretary is in china for a four-day visit. she arrived in beijing on sunday. earlier today in beijing she met with her chinese the counterpar. she pointed out that, look, these two countr

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polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> new york officials made a surprising discovery during an arrest inn spider monkeys were found hidden in a backpack. conservation experts say at least six species of spider monkeys living in the south are considered in danger. >>> italian coast guard crews rescued dozens of migrants after two boats sank off. migrant has to survive in choppy seas in they could be pulled safety. authorities recovered the bodies of three people including a 3-year-old and a pregnant woman. they say one the survivors gave birth immediately after being rescued. the u.s. air force said dozens of other migrants stranded on rocks, officials believe the boats set off from tunisia on thursday and at least 30 people are still missing from that. >>> still ahead, a new report from unicef said extreme heat is having an outized impact on children in a large regigion of the world. we'll have the details for you. and checking voicemail... as m my activities permit. i'll connect with you... after reconnecting w with me. ♪ get 1.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on a 20

polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >> well, new york city police have charged a 17-year-old with a hate crimee stabbing death of a professional dancer, oshay sibling. the 28-year-old professional dancer was attacked at a brooklyn gas station after dancing to a beyonce song. the nypd announced the charges at a news conference saturday. >> the suspect is identified as a male, 17 years of age. he resides in brooklyn and attends a nearby high school. members of the nypd fugitive enforcement unit and the u.s. marshals regional fugitive task force were assigned with the task of locating and apprehending this individual. their efforts to led to his apprehension yesterday. he has been charged with murder 2 and that is being chandrged aa hate crime and possession of a weapon. >> it's not clear if the teenage suspect will be charged as an adult. >>> the u.s. government is stepping up efforts to crack down on some of the most dangerous mexican drug cartels, by tracing cryptocurrency payments. the digital currency is widely used among fentanyl traffickers, as well as chinese chemical compans. cnn's cyber

let's get straight to cnn's polo sandoval.e're waiting for a press conference from the mayor and police commissioner. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it is obviously a fluid situation. it's understandable that this press conference is expected to begin about 15 minutes ago and still has not started. we are expecting in the next minutes to hear from boston officials to learn more about what happened at 7:00 a.m. in boston's dorchester neighborhood. at least seven people were injured after shots rang out there in dorchester. these are non-life-threatening injuries. this took place during boston's caribbean festival. usually it featured two parades, one of which was getting ready to begin. then you see what took place with just a few people left behind at the chaotic scene. as we wait to hear more about what potentially could have led to this, when you look back at the history we know there have been other incidents related in some way, shape or form to this festival. again, this usually draws massive crowds, families coming t

let's get to cnn's polo sandoval. >> we have zero indication there's any active threat to the public, but the investigation is certainly just getting underway here. you want to get you straight to what police have confirmed so far. as you look at the pictures that have come in, police confirmed that at least seven people were hurt during a situation that played out earlier this morning at 7:00 a.m. all of them are expected to survive, so there are no life-threatening injuries. we do understand, as we just saw from the pictures, this incident interrupted what was supposed to be the caribbean festival, which usually features about two parades. the first of whiches was getting ready to begin this morning when the shots rang out. you can see one vehicle that was damage d there. doing some digging, this is supposed to be a moment to celebrate, usually draws in large crowds and families that will line the streets in the neighborhood, but in the past, there's also attracted some v violence and resulted in various incidents that i have been arable to see here, at least confirm officially from

polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> the white house says it's time for more federal employees to edge awayrom home. it's asking cabinet agencies to bring workers back to the office more frequently. cnn white house reporter kevin liptak has more. >> the white house is making a major new push to get federal workers back into th now that the national covid emergency has ended. the white house chief of staff, jeff sains, saying in an email obtained by cnn and sent to the heads of cabinet agencies that this is a priority of president biden's, to get federal workers back into the office. he says that it will increase productivity, but he also cites the importance of these face-to-face interactions in developing younger federal workers. the white house had been coming under pressure both from republicans but also from the mayor of washington, d.c., muriel bowser, who had voiced increasing concern about the number of vacant office spaces in her city. now of course, this is an issue that has been going on in workplaces across the country. the federal government is no different. some workplaces have

cnn's polo sandoval is with us now.aded language back and forth here, polo. >> reporter: and, john, i can save you the reading, that pretty lengthy letter basically says that governor hochul takes issues with many aspects of the handling of the migrant crisis and saying the city can do more in a proactive, timely and collaborative manner. for starters, the governor lays out a list of about 14 locations in and around new york city that the city could potentially use to house asylum seekers. however, the city has passed on those locations. the mayor in the last hour, eric adams, saying they did not ignore any site recommendations, simply they are not sustainable, don't work in terms of the goal to house asylum seekers. adams saying that he hopes to sit down with hochul's team to explain why they didn't take him up on that offer. also, the governor zeroing in on the recent practice of offering relocation for asylum seekers from new york city to other communities upstate, saying not only does this practice overall delay the

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cnn's paulo sandoval joining us live from new york with more. it's just incredible and stunning to watch. just walk us through how things unfolded and what's the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: and also stunning that night and day difference that we've seen yesterday and today as city officials have been working through the night to establish a sense of normalcy here at the heart of manhattan. things quickly spiraling out of control. this is quite telling. the chief of department at the nypd saying at one point they only had 300 kids. that quickly turned to several thousand in only minutes. the result, as you point out, was complete chaos that unfolded. this was a virtual sea of people. the only reminders of what took place here, some paint that splattered on the floor here. that might be the next stage of cleanup. at one point these young people hurling bottles and rocks at not just police but civilians. you see this temporary construction wall that was erected here. that was taken down by the people who were involved and a lot of th

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>> polo sandoval, thank you. >>> 60 years after reverend martin luther king jr.ty, thousands of people gathered again at the lincoln memorial on saturday to commemorate the anniversary. >> yeah, civil rights activists from all over the country spoke about king's famous speech and how his dream has been threatened once again. cnn's jason carroll caught up with marchers and activists in d.c. >> we spoke to people all over the country, who came out here today to hear from speakers across the spectrum of the civil rights movement. one of the ongoing themes that was addressed here over and over again, voting rights. it was an issue 60 years ago back in 1963. civil rights leaders say it continues to be an issue today. one of those driving home that point, andrew young, former mayor of atlanta, noted civil rights activist. he was here today, 91 years old. he was here 60 years ago, back in 1963. he worked alongside martin luther king jr., and he gave his assessment of the condition of the country today. >> the vote is the passport to freedom and opportunity. that is hard

cnn's paolo sandoval joins us now. what's the latest? >> reporter: hey, jim. good evening.d one, but it very quickly was interrupted violently when those shots rang out earlier this morning in the 7:00 a.m. hour there. the dorchester neighborhood of boston, south of downtown. that's where as you point out, that's where that festival, that yearly festival is going on. 50 years now, was supposed to be taking place. draws in many, many families that were lining the streets there for what was one of a couple of parades that are part of the weekend carnival here. and at one point, those shots are fired, century people according -- seven people according to police suffered non-life-threatening injuries. they did detain at least two suspects and seized several weapons, according to investigators. now authorities are very quick to also point out or at least to separate this incident to the festival itself. and according to what we've heard from the police commissioner, they say they have a working theory about a possible motive. here it is -- >> this morning's shooting is not relat

. >> paulo sandoval is joining us with the latest. how is the white house responding today?uncomfortable game of hot potato between new york city's mayor, the state governor, and president biden. in this latest saga, kathy hochul submitting this letter calling on president biden to act on executive action on at least four fronts. at the top of the list, to deal with this backlog of work applications. there's also this call to increase funding, not just for housing but also to help play for the deployment of the national guard throughout new york state. they've been helping at city shelters. and then calling on the use of more federal facilities to turn into temporary housing for migrants. the federal government saying that it's really not that easy. i'll tell you why. but first, there's a reason why those work permits, brianna, are number one on the list. i have heard time and time again from city officials who say that that is a key component of the city's exit strategy, as they manage the care of well over tens of thousands of asylum seekers. now, the white house, for its

cnn's polo sandoval joins us live from new york city with more details.his a common occurrence for people who are walking around new york, tourists, residents? are they seeing migrants now sleeping outside because they've just run out of space there? >> reporter: yeah, jim, i just took another look. this is a scene that's repeated itself, at least not recently. but when you hear the recent remarks from new york mayor eric adams, he is not ruling out the possibility that those scenes of migrants, mainly adult men, sleeping on sidewalks could repeat themselves. that is as he points out that the system, the new york city shelter system continues to buckle under pressure as the number of asylum seekers continues to rise. the city's still caring for roughly 56,000. close to 100,000 that have actually turned to the city for help since last spring. this is why not just to eric adams but also fellow administration officials have been continuing to call on not just the state but also the federal government for that assistance for an actual plan to help shoulder th

cnn's polo sandoval joins us live with more details.hat's being done to deal with this influx of people? >> reporter: that remains still a very complicated issue for new york city officials, jim. you know, we've heard from new york city mayor eric adams time and time again, continuing to reiterate that call and echo that call for assistance both at the state and the federal level. you mentioned migrants that had to sleep on the sidewalk as recently as last week. that was actually right outside of the facility that you see behind me. this is the historic roosevelt hotel that has not only served as shelter for some asylum seekers but also that primary intake center where many of the newly arrived will be directed to so they can get the resources they need. however, last week amid an influx, there were dpozens of asylum seekers, mostly single men, that were forced to sleep on the sidewalk. city was able to place them into some temporary shelter facilities but all of this speaks to the wider need of housing. some are still in the care of ne

cnn's polo sandoval joins us now from new york. polo, several people arrested there. what are you seeing and learning? >> reporter: victor, those thousands of people drawn here, with promises of free play station consoles, other electronics equipment, gift cards, and then that situation quickly spinning out of control. today, very much a business as usual, though there are signs of the cleanup. off in the distance, you can see a power washing crew here working to clear some of the space here of some paint splatter. and you can see to the left is a subway entrance that was actually and is still under construction. the temporary fencing was taken down by the mob and you may see paint splatter on the roof. we're seeing workers try to clear that out. aside from this, it is very much business as usual a big focus on this is not just on the injured, which is at least three officers and four civilians but also on the lessons that can be learned from here. i want you to hear one nypd official, as he had a very direct message to specifically the social media influencers. >> we

. >> is there any bridge damage like we saw during ian, sandoval island?going to let jarrett come up. i don't think we identified that. there are in the tampa bay area, some bridges were closed. some because of water. some because of wind. structurally, i haven't got fly reports they are problematic. closer to ground zero, those bridges are not passable. that's primarily because the water is overflowing. is that accurate? >> that's accurate, governor. we are in the process of doing damage assessments. we haven't seen anything anywhere close to what we saw on sandoval island. we have to wait until the water recedes to find out what's going on. we have not seen any major damage yet. >> have you seen any significant river flooding inland? whether it's -- >> so, short answer is, we are starting to see some reaction. all of this rain is going to have to drain into those basins. usually what happens is we don't see the actual river action for 24, 48, sometimes as much as 72 hours after the fact. the st. johns river is a slow responding river. if you remember bac

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polo sandoval gained access to one of the centers in the city to house the migrants.orter: next to jfk's air cargo terminals, you will find a building that serves as a postal center, but because of the ever worsening migrant crisis, you will see it is no longer a mail sorter, it is now a makeshift shelter. the loading docks are makeshift showers. >> we now have people from south america, eastern europe and asia as well. >> reporter: this is zach, the emergency management commissioner for the city. >> everyday, we have people that we are looking room for, and we can't open up theites fast enough. >> one of the count on. we set these up for coastal storms. we now have folks staying in the facilities longer upwards to a month, month and half. >> reporter: he admits it is not ideal for long term housing, but with the options running out, some are making do, and some skip the landrymat and dry their clothes by air. also at the intake center, we found this family. we don't know where they will face us, but like many of the migrants who arrived last spring, the only guarante

a criminal case to this court case by alex sandoval only by the way, no trust and of all need, but also a former technical director of the only live youtube channel is being tried. now. the 1st case is almost 10 years in trail for him. so of course with pulling the developments, but at the moment when to stand, that's never only his verdict is 19 years in jail. yes, we, as we were talking about before they this the making his hearing or he was listening to the outcome of, of the case of the sentencing policies still in prison. it was being fed by video link them to him, but also to all the pots as well. we caught a glimpse of it. there is certainly i would appear to be a kind of media scrum, a group of the people from the media who were watching this as well. just briefly, you'll give us an indication of what kind of influence, what kind of 5 importance and the following the holes within most school. because of course, the vanity has been on the political scene for years and he has been, as he put said, jailed and persecuted and silenced by the moscow government phone for much of that t

showing sandoval not only was an establish that to the leasing, was the main instigator of this flare up in the conflict. but human rights watch also established that george and forces were very liberal when it came to indiscriminate artillery showing throughout this period. and this is something that, in any conflict means high civilian casualties. in a number of instances, george and forces use indiscriminate and disproportion force in our total results on surface area. and in some cases, use this proportion forced in their ground to salt. and the majority of this instance is derived from georgia's use of multiple rocket launching systems which cannot distinguish between civilian and military objects in areas populated by civilians. many civilians were killed or wounded. so frustrated, right? everything is being shot at. there's no communications, there's nothing governors have mercy on this place. so far. we spent nearly 24 hours in the basement, just sitting there were here because yesterday georgians, a tech, the city and the suburbs. so we have new choice because our homes are i

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paul sandoval has more. >> reporter: one press freedom says, the friday raid that targeted the record in kansas, not only violates the law but the first amendment. the co-owner of the publication, tells cnn that the police department raidehis home and his publications office last week. police seized computers and materials. this was triggered by a story that was published, mentioning the owner of a local coffee shop. the mayor explaining that he and his colleagues received a tip about her driving throughout a driver's license. the says he consulted with an attorney and notified local law enforcement that the newspaper had come into possession of possible sensitive materials. police notifd newel. and then, the seizure of documents pertaining. newel telling cnn she was, quote, flabbergasted when she learned about the raid. knowing it was in the works. mayor claiming that law enforcement did not provide him with much information and only handed him a copy of the search warrant. during the search, his 98-year-old mother there at the time. she died earlier this weekend. he believes it was

cnn's paulo sandoval has the latest. >> that was absolutely horrific.ptured this explosion. i want you to see it and hear it yourself. though it's slightly off camera, you can't miss it. the ariel images are quite telling at the site of the blast. it looks like a tornado tore through this neighborhood. local authorities said over the weekend that they are not in a position to determine a cause when it comes to this explosion here. they are saying this investigation may likely last for months, if not longer. a local gas provider said that they immediately dispatched crews, conducted testing in the area looking for any possible leaks but officials over the weekend said that gas system was, quote, operating as expected. it will be interesting to see where the investigation takes them. we're told by officials that 57 firefighters had to be treated on scene for minor things like heat-related injuries. rahel. >> thank you, paolo. >>> time for quick hits across america now. it shows the moment a group of people stole up to $100,000 worth of merchandise from a

let's take you to the rally location with polo sandoval. kick off at the top of the hour. why is eric adams focused on work authorizations for these migrants? >> reporter: it's an issue of utmost important not just mayor adams but also governor hochul who time and time again made clear their main strategy to this, to bring relief amid the crisis, which is the sooner that some of these asylum seekers can work in the united states, the sooner they have a source of steady wages that can allow them to pay their way out of shelters and into long term housing. you mentioned the number, nearly 60,000 -- well over 100,000 asylum seekers are in the city's care, and that's straining the resources. so we'll hear mayor adams repeating the call. the location of the rally alone is noteworthy, just across the street from the federal building that typically processes many of the asylum applications. so a source telling me this is intentional. they hope to bring the message directly to the federal government to amplify what they're saying. aside from politi

polo sandoval is following this. how did it happen? just about 24 hours ago really does underscore the power of social media. here we are a day later. there is a bit of business as usual mood here in manhattan. off in the distance, park workers are power wwashing the paint smeared all over the area. that temporary wall was torn down by the rioting crowd yesterday. that crowd spiraling out of control in only minutes. the nypd last night saying that one moment they had about 300-400 young people, then the next they had several thousand. that speaks to the situation. you had police officers and even members of the public injured by some of the items being thrown by the crowd here. about half of those arrested are juveniles. we're working to find out what charges, if any, will be filed against them. we want you to hear from mayor eric adams as he addressed yesterday's incident and what he thinks may have been behind it and also the police response which was a quick escalation. >> we believe there was some outside influencers that may have

cnn's polo sandoval has details for us. how did this story begin?t only violates federal law but the first amendment. eric meyer is the co-owner of the publication. he tells cnn the marion county police department raided both his home and his publication's office last week. he also added that police also seized computers, cell phones and other materials that are part of the investigation. meyer suggesting that it was partly triggered by a story he published last week mentioning carey newell, the owner of a local coffee shop there. they allege they received a confident tip about newell driving without a license. they reached out to a local law enforcement that the newspaper had received this sensitive information about newell. per that report police then notified her. what followed of the issuing was a search warrant, alleging violations of identity theft and authorized the seizure of any documents pertaining to newell. she is telling cnn she was flabbergasted when she learned about the raid and denied not even knowing this was in the works. meyer fr

paulo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> the biden administration is asking congress to approve a temporaryam to help house migrant families. the white house is asking for $2.2 billion for border management operations, including shelter and services, for migrants. if it approved, some funds would be used to set up new facilities for families. president biden ended the controversial practice of family detention when he came into office. homeland security officials say the new housing program is not family detention they say the money will allow officials to fund temporary to manage families through the immigration process quickly and facilitate their removal for those who do not have a legal basis to stay. >>> republican presidential hopefuls are making their cases to voters at the iowa state fair. the current front-runner's former president donald trump and ron desantis are hoping to prop up their campaigns all while making digs at each other. jeff zeleny tells us what they're saying. >> reporter: the iowa state fair on saturday was a playground for presidential candidates including, of cou

. >> cnn's paula sandoval has more. >> good morning to you. at this point, there's zero indication there's actual active threat. the investigation is very much just getting started after an early morning shooting in boston. it left at least seven people hurt. their injuries, according to what police have confirmed this morning, are not life threatening. wasn't of them was getting underway. however, at this point, it's still we have not heard any indication that this incident will interrupt today's festivities. it wouldn't be surprise ing if see a delay in that given the scope of this investigation when you see some of the pictures coming from the scene. you can see that police have a large crime scene to cover and to go through. but if there's any good news to report, it's none of the people who were hurt this morning. unclear if they were directly from the shooting itself. all of them are expected to survive after shots rang out in boston's dorchester neighborhood at 7:45. still a lot to learn in this one. we'll keep you posted. >>. >> tens o

cnn's polo sandoval is with us now.m seekers. >> reporter: that facility commonly known as the mcc is a potential site because we are still very far from a point where the city may potentially use that space. first, this wouldn't be the first time since the city has been using another facility that had been previously used to house inmates, now being used to house migrants. in terms of the mcc, we are still very far from potential use. for starters, the federal government has to authorize the use. a spokesperson for the bureau of prisons wouldn't go into detail in terms of whether or not those conversations are happening with the city, but did tell me they have not finalized any long-term plan. i asked a city official whether or not that's even a possibility. that official tells me at this point it is not. but it is in the realm of 3,000 other locations they've looked at to try to house asylum seekers. the city is calling on the white house to help expedite work authorizations for the over 100,000 who arrived here in ne

paulo sandoval joining me now.s to how fast things change. actually two people now confirmed dead as a result of that shooting in louisville, kentucky. this according to an update, shared by authorities just a few moments ago. but it extends far beyond louisville and of course florida as this is yet another weekend that has been plagued by gun violence. i covered just yesterday in boston, massachusetts, a caribbean carnival parade event there what had to be stopped after shots were fired. authorities are quick to point out that the shooting was not related to the event, but nonetheless sending shock waves through this community, several people injured, northerly nobody lost their lives. one person did, however, die at a shooting at a high school football event just outside of oklahoma city, the victim just 16 years old. authorities still investigating that one. they do say that the 16-year-old was not a student at any one of the my schools that were facing off on the football field and it was likely an argument bet

let's get right to cnn's polo sandoval. >> reporter: what was described in the last hour by boston'sor as a treasured and vibrant community event that's now going on 50 years, it was violently interrupted by the sound of gunfire this morning at about 7:00 a.m., not related to boston's caribbean carnival. we are told shots rang out in the dorchester neighborhood of the city. the result was seven people who suffered non-life-threatening injuries. two suspects were quickly apprehended at the scene as well as several weapons seized. a motive remains unclear, but authorities now saying in the last hour that the shooting happened on the outskirts of where this parade was taking place, one of several parades that are part of this carnival. authorities are stopping that parade because of the sheer size of the crime scene they're investigating. but the carnival is still on for later today as this investigation presses forward. there are still important public safety questions to answer in terms of what police are doing and have been doing to guarantee the safety of some of the participants of

cnn's polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: if new york city officials pursue this correctional centerme they've used space like this to house asylum-seekers. they've been using a correctional facility in harlem to do just that. what's notable about mcc is it's previously housed jeffrey epstein and closed not long after his suicide. after the letter issued by mayor eric adams earlier this month as part of the legal back and forth for the right to shelter law, the city asked for permission for not just the mcc, but other federal facilities going unused to house asylum-seekers. however, there are still many, many obstacles before the city can consider this as a viable option. i reached out to the federal bureau of prisons. a spokesperson there couldn't confirm or deny that they're engaged in conversations with the city to open this place as a shelter. however, they did say they haven't established just yet the long-term plans for the city. that those have not been finalized. there's also the firestorm of criticism from the migrant community because of the conditions inside this facility

cnn's paula sandoval has details. we know that the newspaper owner called this raid chilling.jessica, we know there's at least one press freedom group that maintains the raid that happened friday, targeting the marion county record, about 60 miles north of wichita, violates federal law they say, but the first amendment. i'll take you back to eric myer, the co-owner of the publication. he says that the marion county police department raided his home and his publications office last week. police officers seized computers, cell phones and myers suggests this was triggered by a story he published last week mentioning the owner of a local coffee shot. he explains they receive a tip about her driving without a valid license. rather than publish the story, he says he consulted with an attorney. they notified local law enforcement that the newspaper, "the record," had received possible sensitive information about a source. myer says police then notified her. what then is a search warrant alleging identity theft and authorizing seizure of information. newel says she was flabbergasted w

polo sandoval is tracking it for us.considering here? >> yes, the resources are strained, kate, and according to the city, there is a situation like last week where migrants are camping outside of the roosevelt hotel, and they are serving as the intake center there at that time, and they did not have space for the asylum seekers camped out before the city was able to see them in the shelter before it is taking place, and however, eric adams the mayor of new york city made it clear that the sad scenes could repeat themselves as the shelter system continues to buckle under the month since the asylum seekers have been out since time and time again, and it has been amplified since state officials and officials at the time to intervene and they continue to shoulder this burden. we should note that this weekend marked one year since the first bus that has been chartered by texas governor greg abbott pulled into new york city. and since then, we have seen 500 asylum seekers arrive since that time. and that is since 65,000 asylu