watch. >> i was able to speak with sheriff t.k.that took place. this shooting based on the manifesto that they discovered from the scum bag that did this was racially motivated. he was targeting people based on their race. that is totally unacceptable. this guy killed himself, rather than face the music and accept responsibility for his actions. so he took coward's way out. but we condemn what happened in the strongest possible terms. we've offered support for sheriff waters and the city of jacksonville and we send our condolences to the victims and their families who are the victim of a very cowardly act. >> it is just chilling that today is the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. this water shed moment that was for the fight for equal rights and also the fifth anniversary to the date of a mass shooting that happened in jacksonville. today, we're seeing and hearing from a black sheriff, sheriff t.k. waters, describing these manifestos that were found per the shooter that has not been identify. several manifestos intended

this is jacksonville sheriff t.k. waters. >> the shooter had authored several manifestoes. want to his parents, one to the media, and one to federal agents. portions detail the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate. plainly put, the shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people. amy: the gunman had no criminal history and legally purchased the two weapons he used earlier this year, a glock handgun and an ar-15-style rifle. the guns had swastikas drawn on them. before the attack, the shooter was seen at edward waters university, a historically black college. he drove away after a security guard turned him back. on sunday, governor ron desantis spoke at a vigil where he was booed by crowds. one attendee shouted out, "your policies caused this!" florida governor desantis and florida republicans have imposed racist laws, including rolling back diversity and inclusion policies and attacking black american studies. desantis also opposes gun laws reform. as the massacre in jacksonville was unfolding, in washingto

but, i want you to hear with sheriff t.k. waters said today about the shooters who disgusting ideology of hate. >> the manifesto is quite frankly the diary of a mad man. he was, i mean he was just completely irrational. but, was it irrational thoughts, he knew what he was doing. he had 100%, he was 100% lucid, he knew what he was doing. again, it is disappointing that anyone will go to these lengths to hurt someone else. >> in a statement today, attorney general merrick garland to the justice department is investigating the jacksonville attack as a hate crime, and an act of racially motivated extremism. msnbc -- joins us now the latest. >> the somber mood in the sheriff's office were sheriff t.k. waters brought in update including the name of the shooter, as well as the people who were killed in this racially motivated attack. you can see the sheriff's still very much emotional of her having read the manifesto that the shooter allegedly left behind here. the shooter identified as ryan palmeter who lived and parents in orange

we just heard from the sheriff, t.k.rs, who says that they have found no indication that the shooter intended to attack the university. also brand-new from governor ron desantis, he intends to award $1 million to the school to help bolster security. boris? >> isabel rosales, live from jacksonville, florida. >> for more to discuss is the president of the jacksonville chapter of the naacp because, boris, as you say there is a lot to discuss. isaiah, can you tell me how the jacksonville community is doing? >> good morning. glad to be here. i mean, we are holding on as best as we can, but this was a very sad, dark day in the history of jacksonville wherein this racist, white supremacist came into our community, attacking people of color, killing three. it's a very sad day and something needs to be done as it relates to sensible gun laws and gun control in this country. we saw buffalo, we saw south carolina, the jewish community, now jacksonville. five years ago we had this same issue with another mass killing. i mean, we are

she is being briefed by sheriff t.k. waters. i want to show you a tweet that she posted on x, formerly known as twitter. she put this. a tragic day in jacksonville. i'm offering prayers to the families of the victims and i'm on my way to meet with the sheriff. she's now there with the sheriff. this time of violence is unacceptable in our communities. so let me bring back to what we do know. what is on the record. this from the mayor of jacksonville saying there's multiple fatalities. she told our affiliate wjxt that the shooter barricaded himself inside of a dollar general on kings road. that is in the grand park area just west of the downtown area. it is not clear if these victims were shot inside or outside of the store. i want to put on a quick soundbite from councilwoman jacoby pittman. here's what she said about what the shooter is doing to the community. >> i am very, very angry right now. i'm emotional. we've got kids in this community seeing all of this. and this is unnecessary, you know. it's unjust that we can't even w

sheriff t.k. waters, thank you for speaking with us.th you and the people of jacksonville. thank you. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >>> we have more breaking news. we're following new information about a terrifying situation on on the campus of the university of north carolina in chapel hill. cnn's nicola ve valencia is cov story. >> reporter: according to unc police, the call came in shortly after 1:00 p.m. eastern of shots fired on campus. it was almost immediately after that that there was an alert sent out telling them to lock down in place. adding the the anxiety, the scarcity of information. when it was all done, a faculty member, just one faculty member, according to police, was shot and killed by a suspect who was then taken into custody. that suspect has not been identified because formal charges have not been filed. earlier this hour at a press conference, the unc chancellor spoke about this tragic loss and said this is -- they're canceling classes today and tomorrow. >> this loss is devastating. the shooting damages

jacksonville sheriff t.k. waters describing them as the diary of a madman, which leaves no question his attack was racially motivated. and we now know carried out with an assault rifle and pistol legally purchased by the gunman. >> there was no flag that could have come up to stop him from purchasing those guns. as a matter of fact, it looks as if he purchased those guns completely legally, and all the ffls did what they were supposed to have done to make sure that there were no issues. >> reporter: we also learned today the suspect had no prior criminal record. there are stepped-up police patrols not only in this neighborhood but in other areas of the city. the investigation is continuing. that's the latest from here in jacksonville. i'm jay gray. back to you now. >> and tonight we are learning that the victims of the shooting were an employee of the store and two customers. this comes as president biden issues a statement strongly condemning the attack, saying in part, white supremacy has no place in america

members of the victims, and i want to get into some new reporting from the incident where the sheriff t.kat the shooter for some reason was focused here on the dollar general. he had a tactical vest and a ar-15 with swastikas on it, and he came inside and shot two people and then went outside to shoot an employee of the dollar general. that racist rampage lasted for 11 minutes. listen to the state senator tracy davis and what she had to say. >> i'm angry. sad to realize that we are in 2023 and as a black person we are still hunted. because that is what that was. that was someone planning and executed three people. >> reporter: and just blocks away is a historically black university where the shooter ended up there first before coming to the dollar general, and there is a planned press conference with the security guard who turned hem away. we are working to get more on that. boris. >> thank you. rahel. >> that attack is just the latest where a white gunman has targeted black people. there was an incident in a supermarket in buffalo, new york, and a mass shooting in 2017. we will bring in

has happened, but we see the goodness of people when they come together in times like this sheriff t.ke appreciate you very much. >> thank you for having. me >> up next to hear a security guard who confronted that jacksonville shooter why he was at the university. antonio bailey joins me in just a moment. you can't leave without cuddles. but, you also can't leave covered in hair. with bounce pet, you can cuddle and brush that hair off. bounce. it's the sheet do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive contains ala to relieve nerve aches, and b-complex vitamins to fortify healthy nerves. try nervive. and, try nervive pain relieving roll-on. we're here today to set the record straight about dupuytren's contracture. surgery is not your only treatment option. people may think their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. visit findahandspecialist.com today to get started. ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-roa

. >> reporter: according to sheriff t.k.ntended to attack the university. >> there were students that stopped me in that parking lot and advised that there were gunman. >> reporter: the shooter drove off after being reported by bailey. >> we preach the same saying every day, you see something, you say something. the students saw, they said. i was able to approach that vehicle. i was sad. that is indeed tragic. >> reporter: the scene now marked by flowers and crosses, a community grieving three killed saturday in the racist attack. >> he hated blacks, and i think he hated just about everyone that wasn't white. he made that very clear. >> reporter: now more information about the gunman identified as 21-year-old ryan palmeter. deputies released this edited surveillance video at the dollar general star showing him in a tactical guest armed with a handgun and an ar-15 style rifle with swastikas on it. then he opened fire. >> he understood what he was doing and why he was doing it. >> reporter: the shooter had no criminal arrest h

sheriff t.k.in that text it was clear that christopher pal meter, he hated black people. that's what he wrote down. detailing his deadly motivations in those writings left at his family's home in the jacksonville subonce. >> the manifesto is, quite frankly, the diary of a mad man he was -- i he was completely irrational he knew what he was doing. 100 percent lucid. disappointing anyone would go to these lengths to hurt someone else. >> after ryan pal meter denied access to the historically black edward waters university on saturday security guard he moved on to dollar general store. surveillance released footage of him entering after he shot and killed 52-year-old woman named angela carr sitting outside in her vehicle. weighs armed with a handgun and ar-15 painted with swastikas. inside the suspect took the lives of 19-year-old and 29-year-old gerald la'shawn galion. he shot and killed himself. president biden released a statement in the after math. he said even after we continue searching for ans

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jacksonville sheriff t.k.poke to reporters. >> our community is grappling to understand why this atrocity occurred. i urge us all not to look for sense in a senseless act of violence. there's a reasonable explanation. -- there is no reasonable expedition. we are not the community of hate. we stand united with the good and decent people of this city. amy: saturday's shooting occurred at the same time that thousands were gathering in washington, d.c., to mark the 60th anniversary of the march on washington when dr. martin luther king gave his "i have a dream" speech. the jacksonville shooting also occurred as civil rights activists in jacksonville were preparing to remember the 63rd anniversary of ax handle saturday. on august 27, 1960, a white mob led by the ku klux klan violently attacked black protesters who were engaged in peaceful sit-ins in jacksonville. we are going to play a piece about that in a moment. but right now we are joined now by two guests. rodney hurst is a civil rights leader from jacksonvill

while we learn from sheriff t.k.ater, a black man, that the shooter had no criminal history we learned that in 2016 there was a domestic call with no arrests and in 2017 this shooter was baker active, detained for 72 hours during a mental health crisis. >> isabel rosales, thank you. >>> much of the state of florida including the city of jacksonville bracing for tropical stormstorm. >> it's in the millions that trump is raising from that mug shot. we'll tell you more when we get back. ♪ pleasase don't go ♪ ♪ please don't gogo.. ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ don't goooooo! ♪ (♪) ♪ don't go away ♪ (♪) ♪ please don't go ♪ (vo) in two seconds, eric will realize (man) [laughs] (vo) they're gonna need more space... gotta sell the house. (vo) oh..open houses or, skip the hasslesnd sell with confidence to opendoor. wow. (vo) request a cash offer at opendoor dot com my cpa told me i wouldn't qualify for the erc tax refund, so i called innovation refunds. their team of independent tax attorneys will work with your

. >> that was earlier the jacksonville sheriff, t.k. waters. let's go to cnn correspondent isabel rosales joining me live from jacksonville, florida. this community is ripped apart by this hate-filled tragedy. what are you hearing directly from people? >> reporter: today was sunday service, where the faithful come together and worship. that did happen today. they were all forced to confront this horrible situation that has happened in their own community. we went to the sunday service at st. paul ame. what we gathered from the community is they were shocked and disturbed and just trying to grapple with this act of violence. we also heard from the lead pastor that there were actually students from the hbcu where the shooter showed up first that actually came to get some healing, some understanding, and they prayed together. hear what the lead pastor has to say about service today. >> the community is rocked, the community is reeling. there are people that are hurting about this. there are people hurting not just because they lost loved ones, but

joining us now is the sheriff of jacksonville, t.k. waters.heriff waters, thank you so much for joining us here on "gma." last night you said you had not been able to identify the shooter. are you any closer this morning? >> yeah, we're very close. we were close late last night. i should have some results today to release to the public. >> gio: okay, and we'll be watching for that, and you say this was a racially motivated crime, that there were swastikas on the shooter's guns, and you also found some of his writings. what can you tell us about those? >> they were quite frankly writings of a madman. they were the rather liberal use of the "n" word several times. it was clear that his crimes were motivated by wanting to -- wanting to shoot black people, which is quite unfortunate because it's not a representative of our community at all, and quite disturbing, but we're making our way through that, and continuing to investigate the causes of this incident. >> gio: and, you know, there was a chilling story we heard overnight. we learned that earl

sheriff t.k. waters said it is going to be impossible to make sense of it despite having the racist right tinges, he called the diary of a madman. the community trying to process all of it here. the long healing and grieving process is just unfolding. >> george, thank you for that reporting. charles, can i play for you, please, a little bit more of what we heard at the prayer vigil yesterday? take a listen. >> persons who, simply said, i'm going to the store and i'll be right back never left the store alive. families' hearts are broken, and our community is shattered into pieces. >> how many times have any of us said that, leaving the house, i'll be right back. those folks didn't come home. i wonder as you watched all of this unfold what went through your mind as someone who has been very close to so many of these kinds of shootings? >> chris, i do think it's important to understand that in a lot of cases we're having discussions about gun violence in america. while i do think this is an important

joining us now, jacksonville sheriff, t.k. waters. sir, thank you so much for coming on.remely busy and i know that you are heartbroken. i wanted to just get an update on where this investigation is. before i do that, do you think this was a hate crime? because you've read the words of this man, who perpetrated this horrible violence. >> yeah, absolutely. there's no question about it. he hated blacks and he -- i think he hated just about everyone that wasn't white. we've made that very clear. >> you talk about him as a madman. when you say that a lot of people will jump to this conclusion, that he was insane, he didn't know what he was doing, is that how you see it? >> no, i don't want to give him that -- i want to make sure people understand that he is completely accountable, he understood what he was doing, based upon the things that i've read, he understand what he was doing and he understood why he was doing it. >> can you tell us where you are in this investigation? obviously, the suspect is dead and i think you told us that you heard -- that your deputies heard a gu

lisa: you are just trailing t.k.sar joins us now, global head of strategy at credit sites. let's talk about the other side of fixed income, credit. why are credit spreads so tight still? winnie: good morning. thank you for having me. credit spreads are on the tight end of the range which is shocking when you look back at when the 10 year was at 4.24 last october, investment grade spreads were making their wives around a hundred 70 basis points -- wides around 170 basis points. first factor is the material shifting expectations for fundamentals, getting a little more positive, seeing the path for a potential soft or no landing is generally a positive thing for credit spreads. second, it comes down to positioning for much of the year. at the beginning, people were still beared up on the outlook for the economy. people were not necessarily putting a lot of cash to work in corporate credit. it feels like a lot of investors have been chasing the trade as spreads have tight over the course of the year. and in the last is j

t.k. has put extra people on t.k.e, and then the door over there, and then large crowds have gathered to ask us what is happening. and we're telling them that nothing repeat , nothing we're telling them that nothing repeat, nothing is happening . repeat, nothing is happening. for paul . for paul. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. paul hawkins. there are national reports there. apparently apparently there. apparently apparently there was supposed to be a call for mass disobedience. and as paul, for mass disobedience. and as paul , as for mass disobedience. and as paul, as expertly said, there clearly nothing is happening. and he certainly seems happy to be there, doesn't he? right. okay loads more coming okay i've got loads more coming up the next hour. the uk has up in the next hour. the uk has signed turkey and signed a deal with turkey and it's latest attempt to solve the migrant crisis. i wonder if nothing is happening there ehhen nothing is happening there either. we'll have out. either. we'll have to f