turner: i yield a short time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield. mr. turner: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized mr. connolly: thank you, mr. speaker. all i can say is having authored this language i don't know what the gentleman from maryland is referring to. when we talk abing about ill liberal forces within the nato alliance, it's all inclusive. "new york times" did an extensive podcast series on ill liberal right-wing groups within germany's police and military. not hungary. not poland. germany. many of our colleagues when we meet in nato parliamentary assembly meetings express concern about their own internal challenges to their own democratic institutions. and it is simply false that we are somehow selecting any particular country. . and we recognize we have work to do in showing up and building democratic institutions even within the alliance, that we can't take it for granted. what we say is democracy is resilient but can also be fragile. and that's what this reference is about and would be recogni

their 38-year-old sergio harris, 28-year-old lavoisier turner.o the youngest victims, mattia alexander, friends called her jojo, and 21-year-old emile martinez from the central valley. 32-year-old joshua boy was a father of six. kpix 5 justin andrew spoke with lavoisier's sister who says she just wants the world to know how much he was loved. >> reporter: tamika young says she has already cried her last tear 21-year-old divorce turner, one of six people gunned down early sunday morning in sacramento, just feet from the state capital. police say 12 others are wounded. >> i will probably be crying five minutes from now. is to make sure the world wants to know he was loved. he was definitely loved. >> reporter: turners for kids will never be able to feel their father's love again. >> definitely family friends that he had love in him, definitely.

turner and sergio harris were the first two victims we learned about in this shooting. >> doing this to some of the else's kid. >> reporter: it is a pain joshua hoy's mother knows to, she learned her son died through social media. >> it broke my heart. i was sad, i was hurt because my baby. my only baby. i can't replace him. he is irreplaceable. >> reporter: other families facing this same struggle include loved ones of 21-year- old john tae alexander, known as jojo by family and friends and 21-year-old emile martinez and drawdy from the central valley. and, 57-year-old melinda davis, who was unhoused, and slept on the sidewalk near where hundreds of rounds were fired sunday morning. turner's mother worries about the similarities the shooting in sacramento on sunday has to many more, far away. >> it happened here, but it's happening everywhere. people able to bear arms. >> this part of downtown clearly looks different tonight, but that painful connection remains with those family members. the turner family making it clear they chose to come here in the afternoon because they wanted t

one of the victims was devazia turner. now his father, frank turner, was working security here in the bay area. when he heard the news, frank turner described his son as a devoted dad to 4 children and also someone who spent his free time restoring old school cars. he says he will continue working on cars in his son's memory. >> i plan to build a scar plan to finish it. i mean, it's going to take some time, but i plan to finish and put a mural on a picture of him to get his kids. >> 38 year-old sergio harris was also killed. now, frank turner says harris and he's sent for cousins. following this tragic mass shooting. some state lawmakers are pushing ahead with attempts to beef up california gun laws which already the toughest in the country. ashley zavala explains how they're trying to do that. >> here at the new state capitol swing space state lawmakers in the senate judiciary committee approved a bill that will allow private citizens to sue the makers and sellers of the legal assault weapons and ghost guns. this bill is

heartbroken and cried their last tears. >> he killed my brother. >> reporter: her little brother, turner, one of six people gunned down early sunday morning in downtown sacramento, just feet from the state capital. 12 others were wounded. >> i will be crying five minutes from now. it's like i want to just make sure that the world knows he was loved and make sure that was the message known. >> reporter: his four kids will never be able to feel their father's love again. >> my little brother, he was a family dude. definitely family, friends, just love. >> reporter: young spent time showing the photos of her brother, her brother learned to be better, she admits he grew up in the streets and came from a hard life but says he was on the right track. at the crime scene, candles and flowers were resting on the ground to remember all six adult victims. >> i feel like it was dangerous all together. >> reporter: they are looking for two shooters and asking for the public's help while she tries to heal that her brother is gone. >> i don't know, i don't know, because i don't know. >> reporter: i don

for spoke to 36 year-old patient and turner. she's a mother of 2 little girls. his father was killed in that shooting. she tells us it was very hard for her to tell our children that their father, 32 year-old joshua holt, lucchese is dead. >> every time i think about it, i feel so broken inside. the girls. they just not at their father. this with the law right now. >> well, turner set up a gofundme to assist with the care of her daughters. now that their father is gone. and the wake of the mass shooting in sacramento, state leaders are trying to come up with strategies to cut down on crime. state lawmakers as well as local leaders met in sacramento yesterday calling for a boost in funding for community-based crime prevention programs. the group also wants more resources for crime victims and those reentering society after spending time behind bars. >> this money needs to be matched. with clear changes in the law in ways that we have never considered before. there needs to be a legal right to housing and a legal right to mental health treatment for people in cali

his 20 9 year-old son a device say turner was killed. turner described his son as a devoted dad. his free time is spent restoring old school cars. something i love doing together. frank says that he will continue working on cars in memory of his son. >> i plan to build a scar plan to finish it. i mean, it's going to take some time, but i plan to finish and put a mural on a picture of him to get his kids. >> and follow all the developments on the mass shooting in sacramento. you can take out your phone and scan this qr code and guide you to our web page where we'll be providing updates on the investigation, including the latest arrest and court appearances. oakland firefighters say a person has died. 5 other people have been displaced. that's when a fire broke out. >> at a homeless camp this afternoon, we have video from the citizen app. you can see the smoke there from the fire. 3 arby's, 2 cars truck were all burned. the person who died was found dead inside. one of the arby's the fire was near. 26 and wood street and not far from the w

that is the difficult conversation that 36 year-old passenger turner. >> had with their 2 little girls about their father. 32 year-old joshua hoyt, okc being one of the 6 people gunned down this past weekend. the mass shooting in downtown sacramento mister to said she had to deal with the shock of receiving the news herself on social media. i just got spelling and i said, oh, my god, i think that something must have happened to he was a victim of mass shooting in downtown sacramento. we now know that lucchese was among the 6 people who died in the additional 12 wounded during the incident. that same night prior to the shooting, 2 of the suspects and joshua lucchese were allegedly seen together on a live social media post. one of the alleged shooting suspect was holding what appeared to be a handgun. however, the sharjah turn a says that does not sound like the joshua. she knows. i have seen that video. but that was like that's not the price he was caring. we love this girls. his girls left him. how do you make sense of what happened that night? i don't make of it really because to me i

turner was a favorite place of mine. when i graduated i had no idea that when i went to clark i would be sent back there for student teaching. it is there that i had met charlene. i wrote turner high's school song and she wanted to interview me for that, she was the editor of turner high's newspaper, the green light. and i got to know her. i knew about hamilton because he was a star football player and a star student. and then five years later we would, the three of us, would be at the university of georgia. >> amazing. what a coincidence. yeah. i -- one thing i think i remember reading, i think we have talked about, of course, your application to go to uga came some days after they had already applied. >> yes, yes. >> it's a -- it may be commonly thought. if so it is commonly thought wrong. that after they got in that the doors just opened wide and that uga suddenly said, okay, we'll welcome all of our negro students here. and it wasn't that at all. whoever was going to come next was going to go through the same -- have

tameka cried her last tears, her little brother, turner, one of six people, gunned down early sunday morning in downtown sacramento, just feet from the state capitol. police say 12 others were wounded. >> i will be crying in five minutes from nowel it's like, i want to make sure that the world knows he was loved. and you knowing make sure that's the message known, he was definitely loved. >> reporter: his four kids will never be able to feel their father's love again. >> my little brother was a family dude. definitely family, friends, just love. he had love in him. >> reporter: young spent time showing photos of her brother. she admits he grew up in the streets and came from a lard life but says he was on the right track. candles and flowers were gently resting on the ground to remember all six adult victims. >> i feel like it was dangerous all together. >> reporter: police are looking for two shoots and asking for the public's help while tameka tries to heal now that her brother is gone. >> i don't know. i don't know because i don't know. >> reporter: i talked to the wife of another

turner: i yield a short time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield. mr. turner: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized mr. connolly: thank you, mr. speaker. all i can say is having authored this language i don't know what the gentleman from maryland is referring to. when we talk abing about ill liberal forces within the nato alliance, it's all inclusive. "new york times" did an extensive podcast series on ill liberal right-wing groups within germany's police and military. not hungary. not poland. germany. many of our colleagues when we meet in nato parliamentary assembly meetings express concern about their own internal challenges to their own democratic institutions. and it is simply false that we are somehow selecting any particular country. . and we recognize we have work to do in showing up and building democratic institutions even within the alliance, that we can't take it for granted. what we say is democracy is resilient but can also be fragile. and that's what this reference is about and would be recogni

i talked to the big sister. >> he killed my brother. >> reporter: her little brother, turner, one of six people gunned down sunday morning this downtown sacramento, just feet from the state capital. 12 others were wounded. >> i will be probably crying five minutes from now. i want to make sure the world know he is was loved and make sure that's the message known. >> reporter: his four kid will never be able to feel their father's love again. >> my little he was a family dude. definitely family, friends, that you know just love. he had love in him. definitely. >> reporter: you spent time showing me photos of her brother. her brother learned to be better, she admits he grew up in the streets and came from a had life but says he was on the right track. candles and flowers were gently resting on the ground to remember all six adult victims. police are looking for two shooters and asking for the public's help. >> i don't know, i don't know because i don't know. >> reporter: that breaking news we just learned that a person was arrested, he was 26 years old, coming back our here live, there

and 29 year-old of ozzy, a turner 12 others were injured. police chief cathy lester reveal few details of the case during a news conference. but she's pleading with the public to share any evidence or information, including cell phone or surveillance footage that could lead police to the killers. the scale of violence that just happened in our city is unprecedented. and during my 27 years here at the sacramento police department. >>a really scary scene out there. that was chris wolfe reporting. authorities say at least one stolen gun had been recovered at the scene. the loved ones of those victims endured hours of waiting before receiving any updates. sunday family members waited at the crime scene. the mother of 38 year-old sergio harris visibly upset and shaken harris was among the dead. heartbreaking. heartbreaking to see. >>what's going on out here. they tell was date. police did later confirm harris's worst nightmare. her son sergio was in fact, one of the 6 victims not only that. >>but sergio was out saturday night with his cousin. 29

detectives wall and turner wanted to know every last detail of that night.ancy's church. >> i had a plan that evening to go to church to see one of my little children that i've known since she was born. and she was being baptized that night at church. >> reporter: surveillance cameras caught nancy's car pulling into the church parking lot shortly before 6:00 that evening. >> in the service i got my picture with their family. it was just a very, very special time. and then i walked on out. and got in my car and started heading home. >> reporter: it was 7:26 when nancy pulled out of the church parking lot. on the way home, she picked up dinner at a place called taco bueno. her receipt shows it was 7:32 when she paid for the meal. >> drove on in my driveway. lifted the garage door as i usually do. drove in. got out of my car. got up to the door. didn't hear a thing. but suddenly there was a man with his arm around my neck and a gun to my head demanding my purse. and -- >> reporter: what's that feeling like? >> it didn't really register what was going on. so muc

one of the victims was 29 year-old of osea turner, his father, frank turner, was working security here in the bay area when he heard the news, frank turner described his son as a devoted dad to 4 children and someone who spent his free time restoring old school cars. he says that he will continue working on cars in memory of his son. >> i plan to build a scar plan to finish i mean, it's going to take some time, but i plan to finish and put a mural on a picture of him to get his kids. >> another person killed. 38 year-old sergio harris, frank turner says harris and his son were cousins. and here are the names and ages of all 6 of the people killed the other for a 21 year-old alexander. 57 year-old melinda davis. 32 year-old joshua to casey and 21 year-old yemeni lay martinez on friday. to follow all of the developments on the mass shooting in sacramento. you can take out your cell phone and scan this qr code on your screen. it will guide you to our website where we will be providing updates on the investigation, including the latest on the arrests and the court appearance us. >> other n

turner, was working security here in the bay area.rd the news. frank turner described his son is a devoted dad to 4 children and someone who spent his free time restoring old school cars. he says that he will continue working on cars in memory of his son. >> i plan to build a scar plan to finish i mean, it's going to take some time, but i plan to finish and put a mural on a picture of him to get his kids. >> now the person who was killed, 38 year-old sergio harris, frank turner says harris and his son were cousins. and hear the names and ages of all 6 people killed. the other 4. our 21 year-old john alexander. 57 year-old linda davis. 32 year-old joshua hoyt, okc. and 21 year-old you meal martinez and dry day. following the shooting. there is debate over new gun law and the state senate. >> this would allow private citizens to sue anyone who sells or distributes an illegal assault weapon. also the parts that can be used to build untraceable guns. the law is modeled after one recently passed in texas. it allows citizens to sue anyone w

chaplain conley learned the victim, turner, is a distant cousin. he's joined by two other pastor whose came together to pray at the scene. >> some people are still stung in their mind and still shocked, know what i'm saying? >> reporter: police have arrested one person so far, 26 yield deandre martin. >> this shooting was so carry, literally happening a block from the capital, and as we've seen over and over again, these shootings can happen anywhere. >> reporter: now police say they've been sent several videos and pictures from the scene when this all went down. they're still sifting through all of that evidence. meanwhile, there are quite a few of these growing street memorials honoring the victims. this one is honoring devasiae turner. . >>> caught in the crossfire, a pop group had just headlined when the tour bus got stuck close to where the shooting played out. rapper tyler the creater played nearby. >>> there will be no criminal charges against the chp officers involved in a deadly shooting in the east bay. the l.a. district attorney made the

. >>> joining us now to discuss is retired army major general paul eaton and shawn turner, a cnn national security analyst and former director of communications for u.s. national intelligence. welcome both of you. general eaton, let me begin with you. as we turn to this new phase of the war, from a guerrilla warfare, which had benefited the ukrainians surrounding kyiv, to now more of a conventional war on the donbas and eastern region, what are some of the challenges that the ukrainian forces are likely to face given the size and scope of the russian army? >> thank you very much for having me. and to borrow from yogi, this is deja vu all over again. this reminds me of the '70s and '80s, when i served with nato forces along the inner german border. we would map the anticipated soviet army warsaw pact army's approach and the battlefield map is ukrainians have got to kill targets faster than they present. and if you get behind, and getting behind can be just sheer numbers of presentation or the russian predicted use of heavy artillery, right in front of their own forces. so we can anticipate

these are supposed to be starter homes. >> reporter: the turner center report says in 2010 47% of thewere affordable to members of the middle class. in 2019 the number is down to 24%. in alameda and santa clara counties are steeper, in 2010 64% could afford a home. >> we have seen a wage growth of 23% over the last ten years but that pales in comparison to the appreciation in home prices, which is 183%. there's a few reasons. we haven't built enough homes. >> reporter: roughly half of bay area renters are spending a higher portion of their earnings on housing in 2019 than they did in 2010. >> it might be time to start thinking about something else potentially if i ever want to buy a house. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." >>> everyone is wondering, is tiger woods ready to return? anticipation at the master. still ahead on "today in the bay," what experts say about another possible tiger sighting at the tops of the leaderboards. >> changing the way you pay for your commute. bay area law marks are backing the bill that would wrap all agencies under one umbrella, allowin

turner sacramento police have arrested one man they believe has a connection to the attack. ktvu emma gasses i've in downtown sacramento tonight with more on what we know. emma, what can you tell us? christina today , police arrested a related suspect, 26 year old dondre martin. he's charged with assault and illegal possession of a firearm. but importantly, not with homicide teams and detectives searched three homes in the area and recovered a firearm. and violent scene broke out at two a.m. sunday at 10th and k street in downtown sacramento. as concerts let out and bars closed. a crowd began fighting in the street. then gunfire erupted, killing three men and three women entering a dozen others. police say they recovered 100 shell casings from the scene. at least three buildings and three vehicles were damaged by gunfire. shooting victims range in age from 57 to 21. john hiatt, alexander sergio harris and his cousin, dave azia. turner joshua , chasing martinez, andrade and melinda davis, a business owner along k street, says davies was a familiar face in downtown and lived o

the six people killed were 38- year-old sergio harris, 29-year- old de'vazia turner and also johntaya alexander, 57-year-old melinda davis and 32-year-old joshua hoye-lucchesi and 21- year-old yamile martinez- andrade forgot the shooting happened as bars were closing in downtown sacramento. multiple shooters shot more the 100 rounds per in addition to the six people killed, a dozen others were hurt. detectives and swat team members found one handgun when they searched three homes in the area. kenny troy is live in sacramento. i understand you spoke with a cousin of one of the victims. >> reporter: i did. he is still shaken and trying to comprehend what happened here. this area that we are standing in was taped off yesterday as part of a very active police investigation. they have since opened it up. police and authorities are finding evidence on the street. this morning they spotted additional shell casings on the street and had to mark off one area after more than 200 evidence markers that we saw him yesterday have been removed. we spoke to family and friends of victims over the last

. >> former fcc chairman turner wheeler -- todd wheeler has spoke on this topic. >> step up and create structures to develop behavioral standards. i think that there is a potential technological solution. why don't we have a system that is of an alternative? you have open api, from the data that is going into the algorithm and the data coming out of the algorithm so the and i can build our own up over them that says what is going on right now? perhaps just by knowing more, by increasing transparency, we can begin to take a step towards being a better informed this year. after extensive research we found that most delivers accurate information. >> it wanted to emphasize the need of misinformation. this is whether from the fcc, action must be taken. >> is imperative that morelos more laws be put in place so people would decide what their future will look like in our democratic society. >> visit our website at studentcam.org. -- they had allies and they started on the language and causing confusion, drop it, it will not be used anymore. it took rep. chabot: a while. he starts -- it took g

and so he kind of leaks it to to henry mcneil turner, which remarkable that about that. is that lincoln almost never told people his innermost thinking on what he was doing and in this case he appears to have brought a black leader in to to do just that right? well, i want to counterbalance that story with something that a mutual friend of ours pointed out and this was a one of these twitter conversations, but kevin levin enjoyed your book and he was an author. he's an author who's been on this program before and then noted out there on twitter. he's a teacher. he says, you know henceforth every time he teaches this august 14th meeting. he's also going to teach a students about encounters with earnest romain. and so basically if we're going to counterbalances, how do you how do you balance the treatment of lincoln's treatment of the haitian ambassador ernest romain with a committee of his fellow americans? yeah, so one of the things that's really important in the lincoln presidency is that he gives diplomatic recognition to the two black republics of that era to liberia

turner didn't get much playing time in a crowded wide receiver room in dallas. but when he did play, he produced he had a breakout 2nd half of the season and he looks to have a more expanded role in san francisco. so a lot going on the giants are obviously they're playing right now >> their arrival to the south, the but back to wlex cedis a great honor. she went a lot higher than some people had projected her. she had a really good ncaa tournament. she court scored 36 in the elite 8 against kansas there. i think that was actually the sweet 16 against kansas. so really cool honor to go so high in the wnba draft. great to see local products excel like that yet for sure. and she comes from a great program and tara vanderveer. she's she turns those pros out. she all right. does a great job. thank you, jason. we'll be right back. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting th

the he was his parents, penelope scott and frank turner came to k street monday to lay down flowers and pictures of their son. >> grieving his loss and questioning the way he was murdered. just want know why. >> he's good with get. you know, didn't need to happen. his dad. he he's a year-old, you know, it seems kind as they were my investigators recovered more than 100 bullet shell casings at the scene after issuing warrants at 3 residences and recovering one handgun. >> sacramento police arrested. 26 year-old andre martin. the da's office is reviewing all related evidence to determine appropriate charges in the case, news of the arrest came as a relief to turner's family him to thank you, jesus asking for justice in their son's murder case while making funeral arrangements at the same time. you know, see pictures of him. you see any of his pitches. he's smiling any from the video. he smiled. and that's what he did. he and he brought a lot of lot of people. >> and it's i he's just going to police say that witnesses helped lead them to the suspect, according to the sacramento police depa

that is 29 year-old cent of turner was among the casualties. he was just out having some and south. >> of august. >> he knows his son was with family at the time they were cousins. >> those 2 for your own boss. >> pamela son, sergio and co, we're together. but at this time, frank still haven't heard officially from police that his son was gone. there's nothing to >> a were it? >> the unfortunate part about when you're so careless has since this violence like this, other people get hit, other people get hurt. and unfortunately no one deserves. this heart is with us and community are the city sacramento. great for the city of sacramento. pray that the national stops while still waiting to hear something from police. frank wanted everyone to know this about his son. he was. >> being a good father. >> so heartbreaking to watch sacramento. police say they have not made an arrest yet and they say the investigation is in the early stages. this could take a matter of days. police believe there were at least 2 shooters involved. but right now they're in

. >> reporter: tamika young says she has already cried her last tear 21-year-old divorce turner, one of six people gunned down early sunday morning in sacramento, just feet from the state capital. police say 12 others are wounded. >> i will probably be crying five minutes from now. is to make sure the world wants to know he was loved. he was definitely loved. >> reporter: turners for kids will never be able to feel their father's love again. >> definitely family friends that he had love in him, definitely. she admits he grew up in the street and came from the wrong track. flowers and candles were resting on the ground for all six adult victims. >> i feel like it was dangerous altogether. >> reporter: police tell us they are at looking for two shooters and asking for the public's help while tamika tries to heal now that her brother is gone. >> i don't know. i don't know, i don't know. >> reporter: we will be back later this half-hour with more on the search for community- based solutions to the violence. >> thank you. stay with kpix 5 for continuing coverage of the mass shooting in sa

ted turner's ranches once supported more than 55,000 bison. to us we need to change our ways. we need to address climate change as the real and pressing problem that it is. >> reporter: buffalo, in no danger today of extinction but now shape-shifting before our very eyes. it's not just the bison. biologists say other animals are telling us the same thing. the question is are we listening? >> kerry sanders. kerry, thank you very much. and that is going to do it for me today. garrett haake picks up our coverage next. i'm over here waiting... ... looking intensely for a print that i never actually printed... ... so i don't have to deal with that terrifying pile of invoices. intuit quickbooks helps you easily send your first invoice in 3 steps. simple. - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location without the right people in place. i couldn't keep up until i found ziprecruiter. ziprecruiter helps us get out there quickly and get us qualified candidates quickly. they sent us applicants that matched wha

all of our guests fi is alonda robbie act are and neil turner. and thank you for watching . you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter or handle it at a j inside story. from your homage room, the whole team here. bye for now. aah! and echoing the 2017 elections, a manual micro, i'm marine le pen a head to head for the french presidency. but with the far right lead to le pen, having softened her image and growing discontent with micro on the cost of living crisis as play. how will france 1st follow the french election on al jazeera radicalism is on the rise across the globe. we're told it's everywhere we're told we're supposed to be highly suspicious of every body and everything. but our government policies aimed at tackling radicalization. in fact, pushing youngsters to the fringes of society, the impact is you don't bring home, it is only so much have you can take before you say. oka

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turner of ohio. h.res. 831, which we introduced together, mr. turner and i, calls on the united states government to uphold the founding democratic principles of nato and establish a center for democratic resilience within nato itself.

the he was his parents, penelope scott and frank turner came to k street monday to lay down flowers and pictures of their son. >> grieving his loss and questioning the way he was murdered. just want to know why. >> he's good with get. you know, didn't need to happen. his dad. he he's a 10 year-old, you know, it seems kind as they were my investigators recovered more than 100 bullet shell casings at the scene after issuing warrants at 3 residences and recovering one handgun. >> sacramento police arrested. 26 year-old andre martin. the da's office is reviewing all related evidence to determine appropriate charges in the case, news of the arrest came as a relief to turner's family thank you, jesus asking for justice in their son's murder case while making funeral arrangements at the same time. you know, you see pictures of him. you see any of his pitches. he's smiling any from the video. he smiled. and that's what he did. he and he brought a lot of lot of people. >> and it's i mean, he's just going to >> there's a candlelight vigil that's scheduled tonight to remember the 6 victims who wer

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casey, 21 year old john alexander. 57 year-old belinda davis. 29 year-old devazia turner. 38 year-oldgio harris and 21 meal martinez and roddy. and tonight we're hearing from the family of one of those victims today. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke to the mother of josh when the casey's 2 little girls. she talks about how hard it was to tell her daughters that their father is gone. it's a story you'll only see here on kron 4. how do you make sense of what happened that night? >> he just got caught up in being around their home. people basically. >> the underground around people trying to have a big part trying to share his left. everybody. he just didn't know how to give that up and say, hey, i have to leave you guys where you are going to have to do my family. i talked to him all the time. and now it's just too late. now it's just too late. >> how does a mother tell her 9 year-old and 10 year-old daughters that their father has just been killed? that is the difficult conversation that 36 year-old passenger turner had with their 2 little girls about their father. 32 year-old joshua ho

another family, also confirmed the mass shooting killed 29- year-old turner.ng. they just confirmed that he is a body over there. >> reporter: it appears the victims are under the white tents, police say they can't move the bodies until they are done processing the entire crime scene. >> where's the killer, or the killers? that's what's going through my mind. we need them arrested. we need justice. >> tell these young men to stay off the streets, quit playing these games. >> i was in sacramento hours ago near the shooting scene. people who live or grew up in the area were in absolute disbelief. one woman i spoke to says she was with one of the victims earlier that night. >> did you hear the gunshots? >> oh, my god yes. it sounded like a machine gun. and then just to see them laying there like that, right now, it's killing me. >> reporter: cheryl keyes is still processing what she heard and saw overnight, understandably. >> i'm a mom of six, i have 11 grandkids and one great grandbaby, and it's killing me. >> reporter: she says she was talking to someone earlie

one of the victims was 29 year-old of a z at turner. his father frank was working security here in the bay area when he heard the news, frank described his son as a devoted dad to 4 children and someone who spent his free time restoring old school vehicles. he says he's going to continue working on cars in memory of his son. >>a plan to build a scar, a plan to finish. and i mean, it's going to take some time, but i plan to finish and put a mural on a picture of him. and was clear. >>38 year-old sergio harris was also killed. frank turner says harris and today's yeah, we're cousins. new at noon questioning begins today for info wars host and conspiracy theorist alex jones who say singh a defamation lawsuit for calling the 2012 sandy hook elementary school mass shooting a hoax. the deposition starts today and will go through tomorrow. a judge found jones liable for damages a trial to determine how much you'll be paying. families is set for this august back in 2012, you remember 20 kindergartners and 6 educators were killed when a gunman o

however, the sharjah turner says that does not like the joshua. she knows i have seen the video, but that was by that's not the person i he was caring. we love this girls as the girls left him. how do you make sense of what happened that night? i don't make of it really because to me is still almost from the real i feel like i'm hoping on on of him. he was out trying to have a good time just like any other person. it just happened to be at the place at the wrong time. the shot to turn a says she has set up a gofundme to assist with the care of her daughters. now that their father, who she says was a good provider, is no longer with them. >> has made kron 4 news? our coverage of the sacramento mass shooting will continue tonight at 6. it. >> we'll continue tonight at 8.30, including details on the statewide push to prevent gun violence. we also have continuing coverage on our website kron 4 dot com in ukraine. the mayor of the besieged city of mariupol says more than 5,000 civilians have been killed during the monthlong russian blockade. 210 of the

but turner says she has set up a gofundme to assist with the care of her daughters. now that their father, who she says was a good provider, is no longer with them. >> has made kron 4 news? in the wake of the mass shooting in sacramento. state leaders are trying to come up with strategies to cut down on crime. >> state lawmakers and local today calling for a boost in funding for community-based crime prevention programs. the group also wants more resources for crime victims and those reentering society after spending time behind bars. >> this money needs to be matched. with clear changes in the law in ways that we have never considered before. there needs to be a legal right to housing and a legal right to mental health treatment for people in california. >> meanwhile, the push continues at state capitol to toughen up the state's gun laws. but some republicans say. >> that's not working, especially with investigators now saying that gang violence was at the center of sunday's tragedy. >> a new study led by a stanford professor says that the risks of living in a home

that is the difficult conversation that 36 year-old passenger turner. >> had with their 2 little girlsheir father. 32 year-old joshua hoyt, okc being one of the 6 people gunned down this past weekend. the mass shooting in downtown sacramento. so mister to said she had to deal with the shock of receiving the news herself on social media. i just and i said, oh, my god, i think that something must have happened to he was a victim of mass shooting in downtown sacramento. we now know that lucchese was among the 6 people who died in the additional 12 wounded during the incident. >> that same night prior to the shooting, 2 of the suspects and joshua lucchese were allegedly seen together on a live social media post. >> one of the alleged shooting suspect was holding what appeared to be a handgun. however, the sharjah turn a says that does not sound like the joshua. she knows. i have seen the video, but that was by that at all. that's not the price he was caring. we love this girls as the girls left him. how do you make sense of what happened that night? i don't make of it really because to me

so turner was a favorite place of mine and when i graduated i had no idea that when i went to clark i would be sent back there for student teaching and it's there that i met charlene. i had written turner high school song and she wanted to interview me about that because she was an editor of the green light which was turner highest newspaper and i got to know her i knew about hamilton because he was a star football player and a star student and then five years later we would the three of us would be at the university of georgia. yeah. yeah. i as one thing i think we i remember reading i think we've talked about of course your application to go to uga came some days after they had already applied. yes, and it's a it may be commonly thought and if so, it's a it's it's commonly thought wrong they got in that the doors just opened wide and that uga suddenly said, okay. well, welcome all of our -- students here that wasn't that at all whoever was going to come next was gonna go through the same have to jump through the same hoops and go through the same difficult process that they had gone

and i will never vote for mike turner again. host: you have a primary date coming up next week in ohio. doesn't matter to you who wins the primary -- does it matter to you who wins the primary? caller: there won't be a primary next month because they cannot get the cooks to all get together on anything. it has been in the courts three different times and they say the redistricting favors the republicans, so there isn't going to be a primary, but if there is, i still won't go. look what we have got to vote for. just a bunch of crooks. host: william in ohio this morning. this is jim, spencer, north carolina, independent. your thoughts on these latest mccarthy tapes? caller: good morning. appreciate everything c-span does. you set the bar. the guy who called earlier about the hunter biden laptop, for all those who want to know about it, if you would go to newsmax, you would get all the coverage that you want. it is right there. if you want coverage on the right, covering the right, go to msnbc. they will give you all you want. c-sp

that's 29 year-old defazio turner and his dad, frank turner was working security here in the bay area when he heard the news, frank says his son was a devoted father to 4 children and spent his free time restoring old cars. in fact, he says he's going to continue working on cars in memory of his son. >> i plan to build a scar plan to finish i mean, it's going to take some time, but i plan to finish and put a mural on a picture of him to get his kids. >> and 38 year-old sergio harris is another one of the 6 who was killed in frank turner says that harris and his son were cousins. following this mass shooting. state lawmakers are now trying to push ahead with attempts to beef up california gun laws. >> they approved a gun bill tuesday. it's modeled after texas abortion law. ashley zavala has that for us. >> here at the new state capitol swing space state lawmakers in the senate judiciary committee approved a bill that will allow private citizens to sue the makers and sellers of the legal assault weapons and ghost guns. this bill is just one of several democrats are hoping to get through

i had graduated six head of hamilton and charlayne from turner hi. it was equalized high school. they try to equalize education. i come to holland high school, i've gone to washington high school, and when they opened turner, i was transferred there. i didn't [inaudible] there. but it was a great school. we had handpicked teacher, we had teachers who were dedicated, and [inaudible] most of the other schools we did too. and this was a new building, and just the beginning of a new life or education for me. i had, for the first time, you textbooks. i had never had new textbooks before, because in the other schools, elementary to high school, we cut the discarded books that the white students received nuance and. they were torn, they had things written in them, that we shouldn't have had to read. and they were dirty. and i had new textbooks. i couldn't believe it! so, turner was a favorite place of mine, and when i graduated, i had no idea that when i went to clark, i would be sent back there for student teaching. and it's there that i met charlayne. i had written turn high school so

gillian turner, welcome. >> thanks, howie, great to be with you.ur experience in the white house and the media, have you ever see a -- seen a propaganda war like this where one side's denials and lies are disproven every day by journalists' video? you know, the ukrainians sink a russian battleship, and the russians say, oh, it was just a fire. it had nothing to do with missiles. >> no, there's nothing like the russian propaganda machine, the digital iron curtain that has defended not just during the course of this war -- though it's become even more opaque -- it's been in place for decades. it's not just the russian people who are being obstructed from reality, it is putin himself. his own advisers are not telling him the way that the west looks at everything he's done over the last six weeks. he has no idea that people have been so critical of him as they have been. howard: there are efforts to penetrate this digital iron curtain. the "the new york times" is reporting that radio-free europe and ukrainian activists are having some limited success i