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of just raw emotion? about what? what the community is dealing with my offices in louisville, my family and i, we live right outside of there. i went to university of louisville governor. bashir and i are the same age 45. we've known each other since we were 16. and although we're in different parties, and we've been on the opposite side of a lot of political battles in the state when you hear the interview you can really hear the whole that's in his heart, and i think that's really reflected in a lot of people in the community. louisville is a small town. it's the biggest city in kentucky. but it's really a small town and everybody has some connectivity with people in that bank. tommy elliott, certainly that was the governor's friend was a pillar of the community and someone that so many people knew that area of louisville two is kind of a place where most people go . it's right next to the minor league baseball stadium. where where we did the interview. yeah, i take my kids there that whole area restaurants. it's near the waterfront there on the river. that's a couple blocks away from where the university of louisville plays basketball and one

uh, as was reported, um, this morning university of louisville hospital received nine patients. three of which are currently in critical condition. uh three. they're in critical edition did require operative care and from our trauma team and our emergency department services. we were able to release three and three are currently still in our hospital with non life threatening injuries. um i want to say thank you to, um louisville, um, as a city i want to say thank you to our police officers are ems services. i have no doubt in my mind that they save lives today. i think they as many in the healthcare industry have been through a difficult time recently. but they have stood up and stand up. for louisville and the people of louisville constantly. and they have our thanks from you of our health. i also want to thank my nurses and the emergency department physicians and the emergency department. through all of this. they remained as the professionals that they are. they were able to care for a large number of people coming in severely injured in a very short period of time. we were a

as was reported, this morning university of louisville hospital received nine patients. three of which are in critical condition. the three in critical condition did require operative care from the emergency services department. we were able to release three and three are currently still in our hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. i want to say thank you to louisville as a city. i want to say thank you to our police officers and our ems services. i have no doubt in my mind that they saved lives today. i think they -- as many in the healthcare industry have been through difficult time recently, but they have stood up and stand up for louisville and the people of louisville constantly. they have our thanks from u.l. health. i also want to thank my nurses and the emergency department, my physicians in the emergency department. through all of this they remained as the professionals that they are. they were able to care for a large number of people coming in severely injured and a very short period of time. we got them to the services that they need. as of now, no one a

this is really difficult for all of us across the ente city to process and accept the university of louisville hospital says they treated a total of 9 patients, including the 2 officers. at least 3 patients had already been discharged this afternoon. police say more could have been killed if not for how quickly officers got to the bank. >> it is clear. from the officer's response that base absolutely save people's lives. this is a tragic event, but it was it was the heroic response of officers that made sure that no more people were more seriously injured in what happened. >> that was ryan bass reporting for us tonight. and president biden weighed in on twitter saying, quote, once again our nation mourns after a senseless act of gun violence. jill and i pray for the lives lost and impacted by today's shooting. too many americans are paying for the price of inaction with their lives. when will republicans in congress act to protect our communities? >> final round of evictions at oakland's wood street encampment to has begun. the city first began the process of clearing the camp more than a year

doing their very best. >> well, thank you very much for that as was reported this morning university of louisvilleospital received nine patients, three of which are currently in critical condition the three that are in critical condition did require operative care and from our trauma team and our emergency department services we were able to release three and three are currently still in our hospital with nonlife threatening injuries i want to say thank you to louisville as a city i want to say thank you to our police officers and our ems services i have no doubt in my mind that they saved lives today i think they, as many in the health care industry have been through a difficult time recently, but they have stood up and stand up for louisville and the people of louisville constantly they have our thanks i also want to thank my nurses in the emergency department. my physicians in the emergency department through all of this they remained as the professionals as they are they were able to care for a large number of people coming in severely injured in a very short period of time we were able to get

we have transported at least six to university of louisville hospital. >> thank you all. >> bill: wowat's tough news. 5 or 6 dead as a result of this shooting and when they talk about a shooter being neutralized oftentimes that's he would be or she, depending on the outcome here, would be one of the victims. this is right near the louisville slugger field. the heart of downtown louisville, kentucky. we're waiting for more details on this. going on for about an hour, i believe, dana. that's a tough way to start the week. >> dana: police trying to figure out a way to get some message to the community once they were able to neutralize the shooter. but in that follow-up question that the reporter asked, we learned that five have been killed and six are on their way to the hospital. so our prayers with them as they get to the hospital where no doubt they will get the best care they can possibly get in louisville. >> there is a ball field there, aaa and louisville influencinger museum near the ohio river where i-64 and 65 intersect. the goth of the city of louisville, kentucky. we'll bring

five people have been confirmed to have been killed inside at least six were transported to university of louisville hospital including one officer with various injuries. we're unable to confirm the status of those who have been transported at this time it will reiterate this is an ongoing investigation. this information is preliminary, and it will be updated shortly we ask that the public remain away from the scene. it will be an ongoing scene that will take a long time to investigate, but there is no active danger known no the public at this time. if anyone has any information related to this incident, we ask that you call 574-lmpd we will have another update press conference at 11:30, where we'll be able to answer more questions. as of now, that's all the information i'm able to provide. thank you. >> -- >> we have confirmed at least five deceased at this time we have transported at least six to yutsz university of louisvile hospital. >> that was deputy chief paul humphrey giving an update on the shooting that took place in downtown louisville. we're told this is at old national bank. we just lea

this is really difficult for all of us across the entire city to process and accept the university of louisvillepital says they treated a total of 9 patients, including the 2 officers. at least 3 patients had already been discharged this afternoon. police say more could have been killed if not for how quickly officers got to the bank. >> it is clear. from the officer's response that base absolutely save people's lives. this is a tragic event, but it was it was the heroic response of officers that made sure that no more people were more seriously injured what happened. >> again, though, as ryan bass reporting for us tonight, president biden weighed in on twitter saying, quote, once again our nation mourns after a senseless act of gun violence. jill and i pray for the lives lost and impacted by today's shooting. too many americans are paying for the price of inaction with their lives. when will republicans in congress act to protect our communities? governor gavin newsom also tweeted saying, quote, another day, another mass shooting in america. >> our hearts are with louisville today as we once ag

to you and all of your colleagues at the university of louisville hospital. ank you for saving lives yesterday. and for saving lives every day. i also want to knowledge the rest of our metro government team. who dealt with the challenges adapted to the circumstances and did what was asked of them yesterday. to help others in our community. thank you for embodying the best of public service. as we talk about what's happened since yesterday. i have to acknowledge the painful fact. that this awful act of violence at old national yesterday has taken another life. late yesterday, we learned that deanna eckert past she was 57 years old. she was an employee of old national bank. i knew deanna also deanna was a very kind and a very thoughtful person. she was a wonderful woman who will be missed. her death means another family and morning and adds yet another layer of tragedy to this moment. i want to briefly read a statement from old national bank ceo jim ryan, who has asked me to read this on behalf of him and his colleagues at old national quote. there are no words

officers were shot during this exchange of gunfire, and one is currently in surgery at the university of louisvillel. at least four more victims are confirmed to be deceased inside the location, as well as eight that are now currently being treated at the university hospital. two are critical, one of those being the officer. we are currently working to identify all of the victims, work with their families for reunification and provide services to the families and the victims. the investigation, i want to reiterate, is ongoing. this will be a long scene. it will take pretty much into the night, so i will still ask for the area. ——the public avoid the aera. i want to reiterate that there is no active threat. we believe this is a lone gunman involved in this that did have a connection to the bank. that was the police speaking at that news conference. that was the police speaking at that news conference. also speaking at that press conference was kentucky governor andy beshear, who explained how the attack had directly impacted him. this is awful. i have a very close friend that didn't make it today, a

. >> sandra: update to the top story of our hour, the university of louisville hospital now says theyreceived a total of nine patients from this morning's shootings at a bank. it was earlier reported by the police that it was eight injured in that shooting. a source is also telling fox news one of the officers shot remains in critical condition at this hour, and that at least three of the patients have been released after treatment. we are expecting to learn more information on the conditions of other patients at the hospital at the news conference that is happening top of the 3:00 hour this afternoon. we'll be listening for that. >> bill: house democrats are introducing a bill affirming the food and drug administration does have the final say when it comes to approving drugs used in medication abortions. this comes in response to friday's texas federal court ruling that blocks approval of the abortion bill by the fda. david lee miller joins us live with more details on this. david lee, what exactly are lawmakers saying about this proposed legislation? >> bill, new york congressman pa

jason smith, chief medical officer of university of louisville health, described the toll of caringorms of gun violence. >> i'm weary. there's only so many times you can walk into a room and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow, and it just breaks your heart. when you hear someone screaming "mommy," or "daddy," it just becomes too hard, day in and day out, to be able to do that. now, my team is fantastic. they're absolute professionals, and they're wonderful. but sooner or later, it catches up to everybody. geoff: 26-year-old rookie officer nick wilt, who was shot in the head while engaging the gunman, remains in critical condition. he graduated from the police academy less than two weeks ago. as the city mourns, an interfaith vigil is planned tomorrow afternoon to honor the lives lost. democrats representing louisville called for tougher gun safety laws during that press conference this morning, saying state and federal officials have not done enough to prevent gun violence. joining me now is one of them, democratic congressman morgan mcgarvey, who represents the city. thank

>> in the last couple minutes an update from the university of louisville hospital on the status of those who are being treated after yesterday's shooting. we're told that of the five victims who are being treated, four of them are now in stable and fair condition meaning one of the patients who is in critical condition has been upgraded to fair condition and told that that officer who was shot in the head remains in critical but stable condition after undergoing brain surgery yesterday. the name of that officer is one of those that we want to be focusing on today. 26-year-old nicholas wilt. you can see him at his graduation ceremony when he formally joined the force ten days before this shooting. he and the other officers are being praised for their heroic action which saved lives. listen to the witness describe the gun battle as they looked on from their office window just across the street. >> all of a sudden gunfire just erupts. glass exploding left and right. he takes a shot to the chest. his bullet proof vest caught. it knocked him down. a few other officers are with him and coming

one is currently in surgery at university of louisville hospital. at least four more victims were confirmed to be deceased inside the location as well as eight that are now currently being treated at university hospital. two are critical. one of those being the officer. we're currently working to identify all of the victims. work with their families and provide services to the families and victims. the investigation i want to reiterate is ongoing. this will be a long scene. it will take pretty much into the night. so i would still ask the public avoid the area. i want to reiterate there is no active threat. we believe this is a lone gunman involved in this that did have a connection to the bank. we're trying to establish what that connection was to the business. it appears he was a previous employee. it is clear from the officers' response they absolutely saved people's lives. it is a tragic event but it was the heroic response of officers that made sure that no more people were more seriously injured than what happened. we will continue to provide u

this is really difficult for all of us across the entire city to process and accept the university of louisvilleospital says they treated a total of 9 patients, including the 2 officers. at least 3 patients had already been discharged this afternoon. police say more could have been killed if not for how quickly officers got to the bank. >> it is clear. from the officer's response that base absolutely save people's lives. this is a tragic event, but it was it was the heroic response of officers that made sure that no more people were more seriously injured in what happened. >> that was ryan bass reporting for us. this afternoon. back here at home. we do want to get you a check of your forecast. taking a live look downtown san francisco where karl, the fog has slowly crept his way in for meteorologist kyla grogan here with more details on that. kyla. i feel like since noon that fog just been building and building. yeah. around the bay, which is interesting, right? because the coast actually got some nice sunshine out there. but this is the camera where it to the sutro tower are usually assure you

smith, to you and all of your colleagues at the university of louisville hospital, thank you for saving yesterday and for saving lives every day. i also want to acknowledge the rest of our metro government team who dealt with the challenges adapted to the circumstances, and did what was asked of them yesterday to help others in our community. thank you for emotion bodying the best of public service. as we talk about what's happened since yesterday, i have to acknowledge the painful fact that this awful act of violence at old national yesterday has taken another life. late yesterday we learned that deanna eckert passed. she was 57 years old. she was an employee of old national bank. i knew deanna also. she was a very kind and very thoughtful person. she was a wonderful woman who will be missed. her death means another family in mourning and adds another layer of tragedy to this moment. i want to briefly read a statement from old national bank ceo jim ryan who asked me to read this on behalf of him and his colleagues at old national quote. there are no words to adequately describe the sad

affected by this tragedy at this time the american red cross is working closely with the university of louisville mentioned, it has provided -- we have provided more than 170 units of blood products to the hospital to treat those that have been affected by this the red cross stands ready to provide additional blood and blood products upon the request. as the mayor mentioned, volunteer blood donors are needed each and every day to help save lives. this tragedy illustrates that it's the blood that's already on hand and on the shelves that helps during an emergency. type o negative is universal blood type these what the emergency room personnel reach for when they don't have time to determine a blood type that's one of the types needed most the american red cross is grateful to all those donors who gen generously give blood throughout this country thank you. >> thank you, steve, to you and all of your colleagues at the red cross. there's one more topic that we need to talk about today that's guns. yesterday's tragedy brings us to 40 people who have been shot to death this year in our city. that leve

jason smith, chief medical officer at university of louisville health, pleaded with lawmakers to stop the endless tragedies. >> people say i am tired but i will say i am more than tired, i am weary. there are only so many times you can walk into a room and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow. it just breaks your heart when you hear someone screaming "mommy" or "daddy" to everyone who helped makes policy, i was simply ask you to do something because doing nothing, which is what we have been doing, is not working. amy: meanwhile, democratic mayor craig greenberg said 40 people in louisville had lost their lives to gun violence so far in this year and that "the laws we have now are enabling violence and murder." >> please change our state law to let louisville make its own decisions about reducing the amount of illegal guns on our streets and gun violence that is killing far too many people. mass shootings, individual shootings, in any shootings. amy: mayor greenberg himself is a survivor of a shooting last year at his campaign headquarters. louisville is holding a vigil today

but the university of louisville hospital is saying it received a total of nine patients this morning so we are hoping to get some clarity on how many were injured in the upcoming press conference at 3:00. of the nine injured, two are police officers, one officer is in emergency surgery this afternoon in critical condition, the other officer is expected to survive, their injuries less serious. the gunman opened fire at the old national bank, which is in downtown louisville at about 8:30 this morning. police also say the gunman, as you mentioned, is believed to be a current or former employee at the bank. it's located on east main street in louisville, it offers typical financial services for individuals and businesses. authorities now gathering all available evidence and unfortunately, notifying the families of those who were killed. kentucky governor andy beshear tweeted an hour ago, today is a tragedy. louisville and the entire commonwealth are mourning and we call on everyone to share the love, support and compassion this community desperately needs right now. louisville police say

one is currently in surgery at university of louisville hospital at least four more victims were confirmed to be deceased inside the location as well as eight that are now currently being treated at university hospital, two are critical, one of those being the officer. we're currently working to identify all of the victims, work with their family for reunification and provide services to the families and the victims. the investigation i want to reiterate is ongoing this will be a long scene. it will take pretty much into the night. so i still ask that the public avoid the area i want to reiterate that there is no active threat. we believe this is a lone gunman involved in this that did have a connection to the bank we're trying to establish what that connection was to the business, but it appears he was a previous employee. it is clear they absolutely saved people's lives this is a tragic event, it was the heroic response of officers that made sure that no more people were seriously injured than what happened we'll continue to provide updates as soon as possible. we'll have another press b

stunned because that part of downtown louisville is a very common area for people to go go to a baseball game. it's just a couple of blocks from the young center, where the university of louisville has some sporting events, including basketball. there's big concerts there. it's our biggest venue, one of our biggest venues, so that part of downtown louisville people go there all the time. it's also very close. to the waterfront on the ohio river and sort of the waterfront park area, so people are constantly down there with their families. i think that's one thing about this, this particular about the violence that we're having here is this is in an area where you can easily visualize yourself going with your own family with your own kids. you know, this isn't happening. uh, you know, and somewhere where you can't imagine yourself meeting in a private residence, for instance, this in a public place. where you could very easily have been taking a walk this morning. this is one of the most beautiful days of the year here so far, you could have been right there. and i think as i have talked to people here in my own office, that's just one of the things about this is. pe

jason smith, chief medical officer for university of louisville health and the lead doctor treating thelized including officer nickolas wilt. doctor, thank you so much. i know you're very busy at this hour can you give us an update on those who are still recovering at your hospital today >> so there's really no change in their condition officer wilt remains in critical condition in our icu, and the other two people are still being treated in our hospital. >> while taking care of those bank shooting victims, your hospital also had to respond to more gun violence at the local community college, and you said at this press conference this was not an infrequent day for you. tell us what you see day-to-day in your hospital >> i think that's the message that needs to get out is that, you know, this was a horrific event and a tragedy. my heart absolutely goes out to the people that were affected by this, but this is also, you know, an everyday event in our community. it's an everyday event in communities around this country that is taking a toll on the people that are responding to these. it's

the hospital three were already released, but the head of the chief medical officer at the university of louisville health says that every single person that's arrives, none of them has increased to that deceased level, but obviously that's something that could change in the coming days. check omar jimenez in louisville for us thank you so much. let's bring in cnn's chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller, as well as cnn, senior crime and justice correspondent shimon prokupecz. john, you have some brand new reporting about the gunman. what can you tell us? well as it's been developing information about connor sturgeon 23 years old is becoming a little clearer. the motive not entirely clear. but what we have learned is law enforcement sources say he was either terminated or was aware that he was about to be terminated from his employment at that bank. this certainly rose anxiety and he, um, we are told by those sources wrote a note addressed to his parents and a friend. indicating he was going to conduct a shooting at the bank. here is what's not clear whether that note was someth

people were transported to the university of louisville hospital, including one officer with variousnjuries is how the law enforcement officer that was handling the briefing, put it and also importantly, in addition, as people wondering the law enforcement officer briefing at the scene, says the shooter is confirmed to be dead circumstances around his death, though. unknown we do know we saw a tweet from governor andy bashir that he was headed to the scene and of course, when, when any of us see that? that obviously means that this this situation is this is generally in terms of the ongoing threat to the community is over. the governor would not be be be heading there with his detail. had it not been. engineering they've seen our shots. that's absolutely right. so the governor is getting his briefings from the state police . this governor as i was saying in the earlier our is no stranger to crisis is and disasters. he sort of came with between covid and then a number of other disasters. he's sort of well known to be able to help manage a community. and get the resources that are nece

we're thankful to the doctors and nurses of the university of louisville hospital. who have saved lives and continue to save lives and working to save the life of officer will, too. you just mentioned was one of the heroic responders yesterday, but we're also tired. we're tired of acts of violence of evil acts of gun violence. and so in the hours and days ahead. we're going to come together and support each other and love each other and give each other strength for healing, but also for taking action to continue to do everything possible. to reduce the amount of gun violence that's plaguing our city that's plaguing our country. chief. i know you had just said yes, sir. you just sworn in officer will not that long ago after he graduated from the police academy, i think it was 11 or 12 days ago. what do we know about how he's doing this morning? yes we have some positive news that was provided to us on yesterday evening that officer what was still in critical condition, but he's stable. but he's looking better. and so we're hopeful and continue to pray. and we just thi

um, you know, trying to make the city a better place trying to make university of louisville better place trying to just always into to do something. i mean, heck, he was he was trying to plan for me for when i'm done being governor. um which was something i hoped that we could eventually. uh playing together. um, but amazing. human being a loving uh, dad. and you can see all of katelyn polantz exclusive interview with kentucky governor andy bashir at nine p.m. eastern tonight only on cnn joining us now to discuss this. julian peterson, the co founder of the violence project, which is a nonprofit research center that studies gun violence. she is also the co author of the violence project. how to stop a mass shooting. epidemic jillian , thanks for joining us. we just heard parts of the 911 call, including from the shooter's mom . as part of your research. you spoke to both. perpetrators who have carried out mass shootings and the people around the perpetrators. what did you learn from that? you know a lot of what i heard in that 911 call reminded me of other mothers of perpetrators that i'

because as you heard from the doctor at the university of louisville hospital earlier on in your package, we are weary. we're tired. we have had enough gun violence in louisville. we have had enough gun violence in our country, and it is time to take action. and so as mayor, i know i will be working with elected officials with members of the plot built with clergy with anyone who wants to be a part of the solution. to take whatever actions we can to encourage our state legislators to take action to give us more tools to end gun violence because i know mayor you're calling for what's called local autonomy, four year city for louisville to take action on gun control, among other measures. what are the chances kentucky state lawmakers will actually heed your call? i am hopeful. i'm hopeful that with all of the tragedies we have had across the country and right here now again in our backyard that people on all sides of the aisle are willing to talk and willing to take action. i have heard from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle in our state capitol today . i've had conversations with sever

those that are still recovering, three have been released from the hospital, according to university of louisville hospital officials. three remained in non critical condition and three are still in critical critical condition, including that police yes, officer. but significantly. hospital officials say that no one they've treated at the hospital. so far, wolf has died , but obviously that's something that people know can change very quickly. well, wolf, so it's something people are keeping a sensitive i. it's heartbreaking to hear the stories of martin mendez on the scene for us in louisville. thank you very much i want to bring in cnn's chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller, along with cnn senior law enforcement analyst charles ramsey, the former philadelphia police commissioner, also the former police chief here in washing in in d. c john, let me start with you. you reported on this note. the gunman left behind, and there's also the livestream video of the attack. how are authorities coming through all of this as they investigate? well, they'll take a look at that. note th

um you know, trying to make the city a better place trying to make a university of louisville better place trying to just always into to something . i mean, heck, he was he was trying to plan for me for when i'm done being governor. um which was something i hoped that we could eventually. uh playing together. um, but amazing. human being a loving uh, dad. and we will have much more of caitlin's interview with governor bashir coming up on cnn primetime tonight at nine o'clock. outfront next. trump now suing his former lawyer, michael cohen, for more than $500 million, claiming cohen spread outright false information. just this lawsuit have any merit and another republican engine closer to throwing his hat in the ring against trump in 2024 can senator tim scott actually peel away voters from donald trump? so many migrants complaining ababout how this was nothing lie the easy route they were promised one of the world's most dangerous journeys, people clumping together, perhaps fearing for their own safety. men women children, risking their lives for a better life reminder of the violenc

i have been in louisville for 15 years, all of it at the university hospital. for 15 years i have carried for violent -- i have cared for victims of gun violence. i am more than tired, i am weary. there is only so many times you can walk into a room and tell someone they are not coming home tomorrow. and it just breaks your heart. when you hear someone screaming mommy or daddy, it becomes too hard day in and day out to be able to do that. my team is fantastic. they are absolute professionals and they are wonderful. but sooner or later, it catches up to everybody. you just cannot keep doing what we are doing. because you just cannot keep seeing these lives lost. you cannot keep seeing all the people with these horrific injuries coming through the door without doing something to try and help them. i don't know what the answers are. i am a doctor. i don't know what the answers are. but to everyone who helps make policies, both at state, city, federal, i would simply ask you to do something. because doing nothing, which is what we have been doing, is not working. w

jason smith, the chief medical officer at the university of louisville who we're going to have on ther from now he said to be honest with you, we barely had to adjust our operating room schedule to be able to handle this. that's how frequently we're having to deal with gun violence in our community, mike, he said, this is not actually, as hor horri horrific as it is, this is not an abnormal day anymore. >> the bitter tragic irony of this story and stories we do way way too often, mass shootings in schools, in banks in hospitals, the bitter irony is that progress, joe, you know this, progress is being held up by one political party who advertises itself daily, almost hourly as pro life >> pro life, pro cop i salute still, and we always do, the ten republicans who are willing to work in a bipartisan way in the united states senate, to come together for some gun safety measures, and let me say in this political environment, any step forward is a significant step forward, and we're so grateful they did that, but it's time to take the next step 90% of americans believe in universal backgro

i've been in louisville for 15 years, all of it at university hospital for 15 years i've cared for victims of violence and gunshot wounds. and people say i'm tired, but i'll be answered. it's more than tired. i'm weary. there's only so many times you can walk into a room. and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow. and it just breaks your heart. when you hear someone screaming, mommy or daddy. it just becomes too hard day in and day out to be able to do that. now. my team is fantastic. their their absolute professionals, and they're wonderful. but sooner or later. it catches up to everybody. you just can't keep doing what we're doing. because you just can't keep seeing these lives lost. you can't keep seeing all the people with these horrific injuries coming through the door. without doing something to try and help them and i don't know what the answers are. i'm a doctor. i don't know what the answers are. but to everyone who helps make policy, both at state city federal i would simply ask you to do something. because doing nothing, which is what we've been doing is not working. we

of the louisville pd. >> brian: some questions about the shooter. 25 years old. university of alabama. interned there a few years. lost his job stream this on instagram and go in and kill as many as possible with a rifle. i know instagram meta contacted right away they said take it down so they did. i'm sure police are using it as investigation. but he is dead. too many others are dead. and i have got to give this governor credit. we have only -- i have only senile him on the national scene in times of tragedy. remarkably composed, especially after losing two friends and a third struggling for their life and the other thing is for him to say i'm not talking politics now. i'm not talking about guns or anything else. i thought that's a lesson for leadership. governor was very emotional. fighting back the tears when he was announcing that his good friend. tomi elliott, who was 63. one of his best friends he said he talked to him not about politics. he talked to him about what was going on everyday lives. close to him and one of the ones that was killed. "the daily mail" did an article or

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louisville hospital. at least for more victims were confirmed to be diseased inside the location. as well as eight that are now currently being treated at the university hospital. two are critical, one ofeing the officer. that was the police in _ those being the officer. that was the police in louisville. - those being the officer. that was the police in louisville. also - those being the officer. that was the police in louisville. also at i the police in louisville. also at that conference was the governor saying how the attack had directly impacted him. this is awful. i have a very close friend that didn't make it today, and i have another close friend who didn't either. and one who's at the hospital, that i hope is going to make it through. so when we talk about praying, i hope people will, for those that we are hoping can make it through the surgeries that they're going through, and then we've got to do what we have done these last three years after everything, we've got to wrap our arms around these families. and everybody who needs it, don't be afraid to get some help. the kentucky governor. live now to washington and our correspondentjess parker. a very emotional governor in ken

louisville development board. he was also known to be a huge university of kentucky basketball. a fan. 57 year old deanna eckert was the final victim to die in this tragedy. she passed away at the hospital last night. now one of the three victims who remain in the hospital today is 26 year old louisville police officer nicholas wilt. he was sworn in just 10 days ago. he remains in critical condition after being shot in the head, but in a sliver of good news, the interim police chief told cnn this morning that there's hope. absolutely still in critical condition, but he's stable, but he's looking better. and so we're hopeful and we'll continue to pray. and we just think you know everybody for all the thoughts that have been sent our way as we deal with this tragedy. officer wilt and two other officers injured in the shooting. they are being called heroes for their quick action in that initial response to the shooting, sarah kate desantis to talk about all of this is keith taylor, adjunct assistant professor at the john jay college of criminal justice. good morning to you, professor. i c

. >> i've been in louisville for 15 years at olivet university hospital i've cared for victims of violence and gun shot wounds an people say i'm tired it's more than tired i'm weary. there's only so many times you can walk into a room and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow and it just breaks your heart when you hear someone screaming mommy or daddy, it just becomes too hard day in and day out to be able to do that. >> joining me now is the mayor of louisville, mayor craig greenberg who we said a moment ago himself was the target of gun violence we're so happy you're okay, sir, and thank you for being here we just got word that the body cam footage from the officer is going to be released at 5:00 p.m. today have you gotten a look at it can you tell us what it will show >> i just recently reviewed the body cam footage i saw some other footage late yesterday and it is a reflection of the here oism and bravery of our first responders that got there in several minutes time and were able to eventually neutralize the suspect, the shooter, and they are the true heroes along with dr. smi

louisville slugger bath. john roberts got a betsy ross quilt valued at $175. justice kagan got box seats to a big-time university ofhigan football game. those are not like free flights on a private plane. it's difference by degree. i think that's a good point is that the gift rule, the disclosure rules but the tangible gift rules is confusing because in the statutes, it also means travel. but you are also talking about tangible gifts. those need to be clarified and at the least, there needs to be in office within the supreme court that goes justice to justice and asks if they have received gifts. are you sure no one has given you a $5,000 painting? there completely needs to be better rules and regulations and i think members of congress because the supreme court will not act on this likely, members of the congress need to rewrite the rules to ensure the justices have t >> agriculture secretary tom vilsack>> testified on policy recommendations peered watch that tonight at 8:00 eastern c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> edward acorn has been a lifelong reader of abraham lincoln. in 2020 he published his f

the mayor of louisville said that he himself had been in a workplace mass shooting. this is suddenly are universal experience. the one thing that unites all americans is that they now know somebody who is connected to a mass shooting. no it's true. i mean, this is an issue that is touching so many different lives , and i'm not a politician. my job isn't to come up with policy. but i am a person who can look and see what's happening and see that something's broken when it is touched so many people's lives. i mean gun deaths are the leading cause of death among children and teens. i mean, just that fact alone, and that's not necessarily just related to these assault weapons that other issues as well. but just the fact that so many children so many adults, so many people's lives have just been forever changed right guns. it's a clear indicator that something's not working. you've been on with me when this has happened before, and we've talked about how we're searching for solutions. and is there anything that could break the impasse? and i was so fascinated to read today that the credit card companie

louisville slugger bath. john roberts got a betsy ross quilt valued at $175. justice kagan got box seats to a big-time university ofichigan football game. those are not like free flights on a private plane. it's difference by degree. i think that's a good point is that the gift rule, the disclosure rules but the tangible gift rules is confusing because in the statutes, it also means travel. but you are also talking about tangible gifts. those need to be clarified and at the least, there needs to be in office within the supreme court that goes justice to justice and asks if they have received gifts. are you sure no one has given you a $5,000 painting? there completely needs to be better rules and regulations and i think members of congress because the supreme court will not act on this likely, members of the congress need to rewrite the rules to ensure the justices have the same gift acceptance rules that they had to follow, nothing more than $50. host: if there is no investigating body once these documents are turned in, what -- what happens? guest: the annual financial disclosure report last year was posted online

of contract attend' in person classes. they say the university charged more in tuition for inperson classes than remote before the pandemic and then didn't charge -- or change the rates after introducing the restrictions. the louisvillement swearing in an 11-year-old cancer warrior friday as an hearn chief during a recruit graduation ceremony. d.j. daniels suffers from a terminal cancer that effects the spine and brain. he has always wanted to become a police officer and d.j. has been sworn in as on area member of 690 law enforcement agencies across the nation. achieving his original goal of joining 100 agencies. good for him. those are your headlines, brian, back to you. >> brian: thanks so much. i love that story. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, out of this world wokeness, nassau hires two diversity champions as the biden administration takes its woke push to outer space. no joke. fox across america host jimmy failla will react to that he promises. ♪ is here with smile replacement solutions that work for your life. whether it's your first step, or a fast fix, you can get in today for all your denture needs, all at an affordable price. right now, get 20% off dentures and make your smile work for yo

louisville, kentucky. all right in just hours, president biden will speak at ulster university in belfast. we're told he'll talk about how the good friday accords have given northern ireland a quarter century now of relative peace and prosperity. international diplomatic editor nic robertson is in belfast for this trip. nick what is the theme that presidents trying to convey in this speech and the rest of his activities there? it looks like it's a little bit of politics, a little bit of diplomacy and a heritage tour. are all wrapped together. uh and i think the diplomacy is going to be walking a fine line. it's a difficult position. the president comes into here because of course, there is a political divide here. the good friday agreement brought peace but the power sharing government which was really the sort of big achievement over the past six years, it hasn't worked for four of those years. and right now the main unionist pro british party refuses to go into that power sharing government, the main pro irish nationalist party here is now for the first time ever the biggest party here that poised to become but their leaders poised to become first minister. the unit is party won't go into won't

louisville slugger bath. john roberts got a betsy ross quilt valued at $175. justice kagan got box seats to a big-time university ofotball game. those are not like free flights on a private plane. it's difference by degree. i think that's a good point is that the gift rule, the disclosure rules but the tangible gift rules is confusing because in the statutes, it also means travel. but you are also talking about tangible gifts. those need to be clarified and at the least, there needs to be in office within the supreme court that goes justice to justice and asks if they have received gifts. are you sure no one has given you a $5,000 painting? there completely needs to be better rules and regulations and i think members of congress because the supreme court will not act on this likely, members of the congress need to rewrite the rules to ensure the justices have the same gift acceptance rules that they had to follow, nothing more than $50. host: if there is no investigating body once these documents are turned in, what -- what happens? guest: the annual financial disclosure report last year was posted online. it's cra