ginger zee standing by with the weekend track. >>> the deadly high-rise crash. the plane slamming into the 16th floor or an apartment building before crashing on to a pool deck filled with construction workers. >>> the stinging message tonight for president trump from the parents of otto warmbier, who died after being held hostage in why they're speaking out about kim jong-un and how the president responded late today. >>> the big league baseball executive caught on camera physically struggling with his wife who cries out for help. what the ceo is saying tonight and the reaction major league baseball moments ago. >>> terrifying confrontation, a former patient attacking her therapist with a hunting knife inside her office. the desperate 911 calls and the chilling moment police arrive. >>> and count down to launch. the ambitious plans to send americans back into space. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a busy friday night. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the triple threat of winter storms moving across the country. millions bracing for snow, ice an

>> ginger zee with us tonight. ginger, thank you. we're going to have much more on these deadly tornadoes in a moment here. >>> but we do turn to the other news on this monday night, and to the outpouring of grief after the death of actor luke perry, days after suffering a massive stroke. known for his roles on "beverly hills 90210" and more recently on "riverdale," tonight, he is being remembered as a colleague, a friend, and he was so young. just 52. here's abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman tonight. >> reporter: with that squint and those iconic sideburns, luke perry defined cool for a generation of teens. >> i'm not in a good mood today. in fact, i'm feeling a little hostile. >> reporter: as dylan mckay in "beverly hills 90210," he was the heartthrob. >> i'm very happy that we're together right now. >> reporter: sensitive and brooding. a role that launched perry's career, in tv, film and theater. >> the stage, it's you and the audience, you have a direct connection to them, no one can edit you once you're out there. i

many young ugandans possess property like these here in uganda's capital complex we're going to say zee could not houseboat it eva if he had been sold employment outside his country. he has just returned from the middle east where he spent four years working as a casual liberal was in previously i wasn't living a good life and i had to rely on my parents for literally everything i couldn't even afford a fun there's a big difference now we've been sending money back to our parents and this is what they have been able to do for us they've build houses for us to rent. presented arms rental is. more than six hundred thousand ugandans in the diaspora sent over one point two billion dollars back home last year this interim bank sees these remittances of now supposed coffee as uganda's top for an income on this might be good for the local economy but not for some individuals i was i was hated i was dissidents picked ted i was tortured when evening to sue either was promised a hotel job in oman she didn't know the should end up in a web of suspected human trafficking she was allegedly subjected

you can expect this investigation to, of course, be most intense here on the ie happeneds of new zee laaland, bt will extend to australia. and the prime minister there offering condolences and also the resources, the intelligence, and the law enforcement authorities there as they try to figure out what happened. they said it was a well planned attack. how it happened we will know more as the hours unfold, and we will know a lot more, we hope, when the suspect makes his first appearance in court kwh will be just a few hours from now. >>. >> sarah, thank you for your reporting on this, we have obtained the suspect's apparent 47 page manifesto. this conflict of the second amendment and the removal of firearms rights will result in a civil war that will balkinze the united states. >> joining me now is malcolm nance. malcom, i think it is important to understand the kwex between this person, we don't know if more people are involved, and white nationalists. >> there is a very, very deep connection. let's call them shooter one was clearly -- all of of the writings he put in his manifesto,

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ginger zee standing by with the weekend track. >>> the deadly high-rise crash.ne slamming into the 16th floor or an apartment building before crashing on to a pool deck filled with construction workers. >>> the stinging message tonight for president trump from the parents of otto warmbier, who died after being held hostage in why they're speaking out about kim jong-un and how the president responded late today. >>> the big league baseball executive caught on camera physically struggling with his wife who cries out for help. what the ceo is saying tonight

ginger zee standing by with the weekend track. >>> the deadly high-rise crash. slamming into the 16th floor of an apartment building before crashing on to a pool deck filled with construction workers. >>> the stinging message tonight for president trump from the parents of otto warmbier, who died after being held hostage in north korea. why they're speaking out about kim jong-un now and how the president responded late today. >>> the big league baseball executive caught on camera

two days of sharp criticism, the president announced the special olympics will be funded after betsy zee voss announced saul federal cutting would be cut. and as the backlash continued, president trump responded. >> i heard about it this morning. i have overridden my people. we're funding the special olympics. >> let's not use disabled children in a twisted way for your political narrative -- >> just in the past hour the special olympics released a statement thanking president trump for reauthorizing funding. >>> still to come, it is yosemite most sought-after hike but it is nearly impossible to get a permit to do it. but an important change may crack down on people gaming the system and taking all of the tickets. >>> and then she said my daughter has your son's heart. >> the sudden death of a young boy. brings two families together in an unexpected but very meaningful way and now they are needed again to help save a young woman's life for a second time. part of our bay area proud series. >>> storm ranger mobile doppler radar shows heavy rain over berkeley and oakland. we'll put a track

. >> reporter: new zee lapd's leaders are vowing to tighten the country's gun laws. they hope to announce new gun laws in the next ten days. ? we need to provide assurances to the public that everything that could have been done has been done. >> reporter: the country is now focused on healing. showing an outpouring of support for the victims and their families. local tribes performed a traditional ceremonial dance. as others left tributes and prayed for those killed in the worst maz shooting in the country's history. ♪ among the victims, this 3-year-old boy, believed to be the youngest of the 50 people murdered. in the midst of the loss, a story of survival. an american toddler was saved by his father. as the gunman opened fire inside their mosque. the child's mother alta marie posted, my husband shielded our son during the attack. >> hug your family. hug your friends. you just don't know when you might not see them again. >> amazing story of survival. so awful seeing the picture of that young victim. social media companies say they're working to keep the suspect's

t zee. >> leslie brinkley is live with the story. >> kristen and dan, there have been two separate independent investigations, one by the d.a.'s office and this by the california attorney general's office, zeroing in on what grounds two sacramento police officers had for investigating the shooting and killing of an unarmed black man armed with a cell phone instead of a gun. the california attorney general's office has today come to the same conclusion as the da's office. >>> we're angry, we're disgusted. we also expect them to do what they're supposed to doorwhat they did do. we also expect these officers to get fired. >> the reaction to the investigation spilling once again onto the streets of sacramento given the results of a second independent investigation into police conduct. >> based on our review of the facts and evidence in relation to the law, i'm here to announce today that our investigation has concluded, that no criminal charges against the officers involved in the shooting can be sustained. >> she me your hands. gun, gun, gun! >> reporter: 22-year-old stephon clark was gunned dow

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ginger zee tracking it all for us. ginger? >> reporter: david, even jackson, mississippi, could break a record tomorrow morning. that's how far this cold goes. it's not going to be warm in the northeast, either. look at the numbers tomorrow morning. you wake up, it feels like 8 in new york city, or 6 below in buffalo. but let's quickly check the west, because there's a storm already happening. the worst of the rain from burbank up to santa barbara would come tonight into tomorrow on a burn scar, that rain is going to end up causing a potential mudslide or debris floe. david? >> thank you, ginger. >>> the it comes after theomes s democrats made 81 new requests for information. the president tonight calling the democrats, quote, stone-cold crazy. here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega. >> reporter: calling the request overly intrusive, the white house today refused to provide democrats any information about whether president trump, against the recomendation of intelligence officials, ordered that his son-in-l

. >> ginger zee is live from new york city with a look ahead. >> good morning.ce to be with you. coming up on gma, we'll have new details on the deadly plane crashes and the black boxes. officials have found clear >> ts morning, a new report sh about college admissions released days after that huge cheating scandal. we'll tell parent what's you should focus on. it is our spring clean up, we'll show you how to declutter. >> i want spring so bad but i don't know that i want cleaning responsibilities and finally, pastor joel eeneeneen live. >> i'm with you. i feel like i'm spring cleaning all year around. >> when does it not happen, summer cleaning, fallasion o humpback whales. >> stunning. a live >> are you ready for some warm degrees above average, which dois 62 to 67. the last warm day across the board as we have chilly rain coming in starting tomorrow night. >> one san francisco supervisor wants the city to take a more aggressive approach to illegal dumping. a report supervisor is working on a measure that would increase fines and strip business licenses from c

ginger zee tracking it all for us. ginger? >> reporter: david, philadelphia and washington, d.c. will get snow overnight. they're in a winter weather advisory. overnight into the early morning hours, we stopped it right there where you need to be concerned, just before most people get on the roads for work or school. it will be a dusting up to three inches. then we go west. and as we head into the weekend, we're watching that rain hit californi california,. and then it will be snow for anyone from memphis to pittsburgh on sunday night. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to an urgent manhunt for a gunman opening fire on a busy sidewalk in new york city. this is the surveillance showing a young girl standing just feet away from him, with her backpack on, running for her life when the suspect begins shooting. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: a manhunt tonight following these ten seconds of terror, as a man opens fire on this new york city street, narrowly missing a young girl. you can see her here wearing pink pants and a backpack as she turns a

whether it's in park lan, new zee land, gun violence is not in any way, shape, or form the issue. let's keep going through it. my former employer, the "washington post," fact-checker, does a great job of tap lating the numbers and misjudged. last time i checked, it's been over 8,000. he's been present for more than. he said the flowing global warming was the result of the chinese. he's pulls it out of the paris clie that. he tweets oh, man, there's the no global warms. it has a long, long tailwind. let's finish up. look. donald trump continues to insist after he did the first im. foreign policy, knackal security weren'tle -- all of this is of a piece. this is the most important one. donald trump tells himself a story of his life and of his presidency. he has done it for years. he goes bankrupt, he chair inp. . he limps in a self-degeeted portland. 6 anything that doesn't fit into his idea of reality, which -- this is a future. not a glech on his anxiof his c. welcome back from vacation. >>> beto o'rourke breaks $1 million and kirsten gillibrand launches her bid for president. and

>> well, absolutely -- i mean the prime minister of new zee lan, i imagine now is in consultation with secret service, the equivalent of secret service and intelligence services, the national security apparatus, and because it is the first time that it's ever happened in new zealand, they have to take measures. i don't think the measures will be permanent. these are immediate measures. security agencies want to know exactly what's the size of the network. i assume now as i've heard the prime minister's press conference there's an assumption that it's more than just one, two, or more people. it is well organized. the first message from the government to the people is that we are going to take measures. those measures will be new, but those measures basically will be adapted with time as soon as the government gets more information. >> 10 to as the world is waking up to the news? >> i imagine the next few hours will issue statements in solidarity with new zealand and with the government of new zealand. i think not in a few hours, as we speak now exchanging information between the united

. >> but why then use the language of invaders, the same language the terrorists in new zee land didthers did? why use that language? >> xenophobia, islamophobia, those are core parts of his identity. that's what he uses to appeal to many of his followers. he's not trying to call for violence, but you have to understand there are some people that hear the message and are driven over the break. that's the danger we face here. words of hatred lead to acts of hatred. president trump needs to understand that, needs to stop with this rhetoric but he refuses to do it. >> darryl, you have said typically during republican administrations we have seen a decrease in right wing extremism. you say that's not the case under this administration. explain why. >> typically under democratic administrations the white supremacists get fearful of expansion of minority rights. the ain't-government extremists, they get paranoid and fearful over possible gun legislation. when republicans come into power they don't have those same fears and worries so you tend to see a decrease in their activity, less organ

t zee. >> leslie brinkley is live with the story. >> kristen and dan, there have been two separate independenttigations, one by the d.a.'s office and this by the california attorney general's office, zeroing in on what grounds two sacramento police officers had for investigating the shooting and killing of an unarmed black man armed with a cell phone instead of a gun. the california attorney general's office has today come to the same conclusion as the da's office. >>> we're angry, we're disgusted. we also expect them to do what they're supposed to doorwhat they did do. we also expect these officers to get fired. >> the reaction to the investigation spilling once again onto the streets of sacramento given the results of a second independent investigation into police conduct. >> based on our review of the facts and evidence in relation to the law, i

. >> ginger zee live in new york city with what's ahead.r. >> hi, reggie, hi, jessica, nice to be with you this morning. coming up we're live at the site of the chemical plant in houston. it's been raging two days, there are concerns about air sang >>> alhi silence after two deadly crashes. the company is facing new safety questions. we're going to take you inside a simulated cockpit to tell you what might have gone wrong on that flight. >>> plus the alarming new headline about sugary drinks and your health. it is all coming up only on "gma." i don't think there's probably much surprise there but dr. ashton is going to be talking about nutrition which is always good so you don't want to miss it. >> stick with that water. ginger, we'll see you soon, thanks. star power at the wine auction. water and wine, two headliners. >> how the victims >>> all right. so we know today is just going to be cloudy. tomorrow we've got the rain. that means the morning commute, the first chance on wet pavement. hopefully you haven't forgotten, hasn't been that l

hopefully ginger zee is having a much -- she has a cooler day.m so excited to talk to you ginger. i know in a second you're going to talk about nkotv. >> you know i am. it's all nkotv. >> jesse, reggie great to be with you. a lot of -- 95% coming from me this morning. we'll get do into that in a moment. first, we talk about the reaction coming in after the paul manafort shock he shall. president trump's former campaign chair getting a reduced sentence from what was recommended. george and pierre thomas will have the latest on that. >>> as daylight saving time approaches this weekend, we have the warning of sleep deprivation. gio taking one for the team. >> also flashback friday. turning back the clock in times new kids on the block. i may or may not have told them i had a band called attitude and we covered cover girl. my favorite song. >> reggie, you were playing that earlier this morning. >> i was playing cover girl. jessica is a youngin. she wasn't around for the first time. >> they're a little old for me. >> we get it. so ginger tweeted out a

. >> ginger zee live from new york with a look at what's ahead.morning, ginger. >> good morning, reggie, hi jssica. good to be with you in northern california where the storm, by the way, made its way through. we'll show images from the foothills of the sierra and across the rockies tomorrow. the same storm. eventually, it will be severe storms again in the south this weekend much the pattern is setting up. i'll warn you about all of it and track it, of course. also this morning, new trouble for singer r. kelly now back behind bars facing a new allegation of sexual misconduct. we're in chicago with the latest on that story. >>> the new study on the popular keto diet, it could be bad for your heart. dr.s about that. deals, deals and more deals. we've got a deals and steals extravaganza. it's extra special, because it's in honor of women's history month. every single product is made by a company founded and run by a woman. it is all at least 50% off. you'll want to see it coming up on gma. >> we're excited for that. you can read the prompters. >> a

. >>> ginger zee live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. hi, ginger. >> hi there, reggie. hey there, jessica. nice to be with everybody this morning. coming up on gma. we have the fall yut from that jussie smollett bombshell. you know that all the charges against the "empire" actor were dropped. now police and the mayor outraged. one of smollett's lawyers is here live in sometimes kwar and chicago mayor rahm emanuel will join us to talk about it all in a gma morning exclusive. >>> also this morning,s siblings kicked off a plane for a peanut allergy. they'll have their story. dr. ashton will be here to talk about how to stay safe while flying with an allergy. >>> the countdown is on for a a. 'v k legends def scenerock leppard performing one of their biggest hits. i. it's all coming up on gma. yes. >> someone actually poured some sugar on me during this edition of gma. is this true or false, ginger? >> i will not deny nor confirm. i'm pleading all of the fifth all over the place. yes. people take it so literally. we have a meteorologist that

. >> ginger zee live in new york city with a look at what's ahead on the show.i, ginger. >> hi, jessica, hi reggie. so nice to be with you this morning. coming up on gma, we have the latest on the mueller report. the reaction this morning after the investigation finds no collusion between the president's campaign and russia. our political team will be breaking it all down for you. plus, we've got the president's lawyer joining us. >>> also this morning, that cruise ship nightmare. the ship had engine failure and pummeled by huge waves. hundreds of people had to be airlifted to safety. we get to talk to one of the passengers. he and his entire family rescued by helicopter. >>> plus, the new recommendations out this morning on sugary drinks and kids. dr. ashton is here to give us that info and the great julia lieu driouis-dreyfus with good about her health and her hilarious new show veep. it's only on gma. >> i'm excited for that. >> i love her. it's good to hear she's doing well. can't wait to see that. see you then. thank you,ginger. >>> happening today, lyft an

. >> ginger zee with a live look ahead. hi, ginger. >> hi, good to be with you. we have alarming report on bogey jets. pilots may have had less than 40 seconds to correct the system on the lion air crash. they are getting their hands on the black box from the other crash. >>> a scar story about a yoga superstar. there was a move she did that led to a stroke. dr. ashton will be here to break that down for us. justin bieber revealing he's sleeping in a hyperbaric colin farrell here to talk about dumbo. >> so exciting. >> i'm enjoying that. >> tony hale today. >> tony hale. he's a fan favorite. we're looking forward to it. thank you, ginger, we'll see you soon. >> speaking of fans, bts fans and we know there are many around the world. >> including ginger and her sister. >> including ginger. your next obsession is here. there was an announcement overnight that will let you bring your favorite band member home. >> a quick thinking remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate

. >> ginger zee is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead.rning, ginger. >> that's why they didn't invite you. they wanted to have a chance, obviously. >> good morning to both of you., i'll be tracking that storm that starts with you all tonight with the rain and of course the snow in the sierra. you've got the details there. we've got a shot of snow tonight here in the east and sunday night into monday morning. it will leave in some spots, 6 to 12 inches. one of the biggest snowstorms the northeast has seen for this season. of course, we've got to go head on, beverly hills star, luke perry. he's in the hospital after reportedly suffering a stroke. of course, he's from 90210. having a hard time. one of my favorite shows of all-time. we'll have the latest on his condition and the update there. >>> amazon is look to go change the way we shop once again. the new way to ship your packages that could cut down on theft and also help the environment. i'm looking f live in times square this morning. we get to hear two songs from them. we're rocking i

. >> ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> hi to both of you.up on gma, breaking news involving north korea. days after president trump's summit collapsed. now there are signs that the country is rebuilding a missile launch site to fire long-range rockets. we'll have the latest with martha raddatz this morning. >>> we saw the stunning video o an ava swallowing cars of the we'll hear from the family in the middle of it. lurveth.eghan closer to her big day. what does the mom to be have to say about the due date. >>> star brie larson, captain marvel herself is here live only on gma. >>> ginger, thank you. >>> new at 6:00, we know the bay area is very expensive. it tusrns out it's not the most expensive. the zip code with the highest income in america. >> that's not the same thing as something being expensive. >> our producers will tell us. >> we'll sort that out. >>> seats on the new muni trains might be getting two inches lower. >> as we raining across the bay area. you'll need umbrellas. >>> hef yr rain moving in and headed to 680 and 8 had and e

here is ginger zee with the forecast. >> reporter: a winter weather advisory.g get snow in the early morning when everybody hits the roads from new york to philadelphia and d.c. at 6:00 a.m. you can see the map there. that's going to be quick. the next storm comes coast-to-coast. you are looking from california, where they don't need more rain around the bay area, across the nation, memphis to pittsburgh will see the snow and even over to the east coast before it changes to rain. >> thanks to ginger. >>> robert kraft is pleading not guilty to misdemeanor prostitution charges. the 77-year-old billionaire's attorney says kraft is requesting a non-jury trial. he is seen on video engaging in sex acts and paying for them. if convicted, kraft would be required to do community service, attend a class about prostitution and human trafficking and pay a fine. he could face a year in jail. that's considered unlikely. >>> american and delta airlines have been hit with hefty fines for tarmac delays. the government fined american $1 million. domestic flights are not supposed

some like sui sui orman zee say it's unrealistic. >> just don't be unrealistic. >> reporter: naysayers that. workers could be if big trouble later in life. she admits not everyone can achieve financial independence, for her, the free time allows the flexibility to do more fulfilling work. >> if i wrote a book, i write a blog, i do a podcast. all of those look look work, they're packs projects for me. >> reporter: she doesn't think it should be exclusive to the uber wealthier highly educated. instead, she recommends these tips. be mindful of your expenses, and cut out extra spending. focus on inceilingsing your take-home pay every year, don't spend the new money you are earning, instead, put it into retirement accounts. >> i feel like one of the luckiest people who has ever lived. i think the power weighs in creating place for people to come together and less about what i might happen to know. it's more of saying, okay let's all get together and do this and i don't think that's going to stop. i think for me it's not about something i want to sit at home and sip on umbrella drinks. i wan

if you're going to do it this way, be fair, be honest, be zee decent and say it's a deferred prosecutionat the same time, he's out maintaining his innocent, as he has all along. innocent until proven guilty. but do you think the state just couldn't prove? >> i don't think that's the case. i think there's something else behind the scenes. and as far as chicago police department goes, listen, they've had yair issues. there's no question about that. but it doesn't mean that every case they handle now is a lie. it doesn't mean that! >> i'm not saying that! i'm not saying that. >> but that is what you said. >> that is not what i'm saying. it is not what i'm saying. >> i mean no disrespect. >> no, it's not what i'm saying. what i'm saying is there is iron yip here and there's a backdrop with respect to the way that they handled this case. from the very beginning, there was information leaked from inside the police department -- >> do they know it was inside -- >> yes! unnamed sources from the chicago police department discrediting his claim. and thais not how it's done. victims of crime walk i

i would focus less on the dots and zee rro mikes to the balanc sheet. the fact we're tapering the balance sheet in may and finish up by september means they're going to get this thing done and then they're going to be looks like reinvesting into treasuries, finishing the mbs, holding more into treasury market i would say they got the message loud and clear in december that the balance sheet tightening, quantitative tightening was whether psychologically or having a real effect on the markets in the economy and they want to get that done. >> i think the one thing they've done really well here is tried to diminish uncertainty. unlike what we're seeing on the political side of washington, they really get the uncertainty tax on the u.s. and global economies, so as soon as they had thrown the cat among the pigeons and talk about they're going to get rid of this balance sheet reduction or they're going to get rid of it, they decide we have got to now put out what the plan exactly is. so i really approve of the fact they have a plan in place. now we know what

our ginger zee has done it. >> boxing is effective because it works the whole body.le of boxing? >> the first rule of boxing, always keeping your hands up at your chin and stance and never take your eyes off your opponent. >> never take your eyes -- keep your hands up. don't want to get knocked out. our first one and start by getting our heart rate up with jumping jack to jazz. >> it uses cardio with boxing discipline and other things. start in your stance, do a ju jumping jack andhands. judgmenting jack. >> pow. >> jumping jack. jumping jack. >> when we first started i thought you would face me and do it. no, no, you face that cam remarks man. boxing and basketball is all about being coordinated and but does this help you teach you coordination? does it help your coordination. >> it helps. one of the moves we use is a ski jump. this helps with neuromuscular stability and lateral movement. hands up because in boxing we always want to protect ourself, go to the left land, right, land, left, land, right, land. and working that neuromuscular stability and heart rate is

moon has gotten in over his zees -- kim is way out over the slope. >> another story. >> but moon jae-in is over his -- whenever you see that kind of thing it does kind of cause you to wonder, we're providing the security for them and for us and we should have more say about kind of how things are going and they do need to contribute more to their own security as well. >> did you have a comment ben. >> some alliances palm some partnerships or more problematic but in the others where you is a same share the same assessment of the threats it's important to coordination. in the persian gulf the gcc countries some expressed interests in purchasing or acquiring american maid missile defers. the case of saudi arabia appear thaad whether or not that's held up depending how you define that is a another political football for the administration. but it's clear the threat is there. it's clear there is an intent more america to provide the threat but provide a ledge against the threat but it's also important for us to have no our own goals. one is i'd like to point to late summer of 2018 the u.s. w

vitor luiz is a principal dancer who is playing the role of prince deh-zee-ray.e, vitor is responsible, of course, for waking the princess aurora up- what are the challenges of this role? he will dance the role during sunday's matinee (2pm) performance - it's his only performance during this run of beauty, which goes through the 17th.goes through the beauty, which during this run of performance his only performance - it's (2pm) sunday's matinee role during he will dance the of this role? the challenges up- what are the challenges of this role? role during sunday's matinee (2pm) performance - it's his only performance during this run of beauty, which goes through the 17th. how does having a lot of children in the audience change the performance- or the ambiance in the theatre? the sleeping beauty, another family-friendly ballet, returns to sfb on march 9.the show is huge and includes lots of fairytale characters (puss in boots, the evil fairy godmother, the lilac fairy, etc). we have a lot of sfb school students involved, too. opens tonight through 3/17$25 off tic

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new zee ladders arable a massive memorial in christchurch trying to support for the muslim community. sarah james is joining us from that is memorial near the botanic gardens in christchurch. sarah, talk about the latest in terms of sentiments in this investigation. >> reporter: well, you see a lot of signs here and flowers and there are a lot of the statements such as we're with you. you are us. and expressions of anger at terrorism and hatred and white supremacy. meantime, the investigation into these crimes is becoming increasingly global. the suspected gunman brenton tarrant is an australian citizen but he's done a lot of traveling recently. one of the places he went was bulgaria. nbc news confirmed he was in bulgaria it looks like between theth and 15th of last year in 2018. that isn't the only place he visited. he went to hungary and turkey. and what's happening right now, alex, there's an increasingly international flavor to this investigation where security forces in these various countries in places like the u.s., australia, new zealand, bulgaria, at uae, are talking and coor

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