of texas. this is what he and the first lady said about this incident in odessa and midland. the first lady and i are heartbroken over this senseless and cowardly attack, and we offer our unwavering support to the victims, their families, and all the people of midland and odessa. the state of texas and the department of public safety are working closely with local law enforcement to provide resources as needed and deliver justice for this heinous attack. i thank first responders who have acting admirably under pressure. i want to remind all texans we will not allow the lone star state to be overrun by hatred and violence. we will unite as texans always do to respond to this tragedy. that coming from the governor, governor greg abbott of texas as well as a statement from the first lady of texas. frank, the governor is going to have to come to the microphone again and he's going to have to reassure fellow texans all will be okay. you heard from the statement, he's already saying we will stand up

and keep in mind, this is in texas. obviously this is coming just within a month after the el paso shooting. it's going to be the same investigators, the texas rangers that have been out there investigating that case. they're going to be back here investigating and assisting in this investigation along with the fbi obviously and the atf. a lot of resources but i think right now, it's very clear that between the midland police department, the odessa police department, and the other local authorities there that it's a pretty chaotic situation that is still very much ongoing and things are still at play, and quite frankly, it doesn't appear that things are fully safe yet. it seems that police have some control of the situation, but things are still very fluid, and it doesn't appear that things are safe out there. >> we know home depot in odessa is a location where they believe at least one of the shooters if there are more than one has now gone, and is shooting. i want to bring in jonathan wacrow, a former secret service a

texas. a young gunman behind bars. question at this hour is why. i'm anita vogel. reporter: i'm leland vittert in washington. on what is a sad night in el paso and a sad night in tech as. "justice with judge jeanine" will not air tonight so we can bring you coverage of the horror that took place in texas. we used people use the carts for groceries to bring out the wound. this morning in the 10:00 hour el paso time, mountain time miss say a gunman opened fire in the parking lot of a walmart. it happened when at least 3,000 shoppers and workers on-site. witnesses describing him as confident and a man with a mission. they watched him corner his victims. when they had no chance of escape he killed them one by one. you see men in their tactical gear comforting survivors. it was aemotional day. >> from the shooter we have 20 confirmed fatalities. and 2 -- and 26 wounded. the ages and genders are numerous in the age group. the situation is a horrific one. reporter: the chief went on to say he belie

ha sido identificadode 21 aÑos de edad residente de texas. el atacante utilizÓ un fusil ruso, segÚn autoridades. el estado de texas serÁ la gente que enjuicia este individuo. consideramos la pena capital, agregÓ el jefe de policÍa. oficiales investigaron que estÁn investigando la declaraciÓn por parte del atacante publicada en redes sociales, que creen que fue escrita por el joven. el manifiesto dice es un ataquea la respuesta a la invasiÓn hispana de texas. simplemente estoy defendiendo a mi paÍs del reemplazo culturaly en mico provocado por la invasiÓn. el candidato presidencial hablÓ ante cÁmaras declarando estos hechos como uno lleno de odio. >> en un aÑo en esta comunidad tan segura, tenemos casi 18 muertos. hoy 20 en un evento, desde alguien que es del Área cerca de dallas. que pensamos que tiene odio para los hispanos. >> el fbi ha abierto en investigaciÓn que apoyarÁ a la que ya estÁ en pie por parte del estado de texas. este tiroteo es el mÁs trágico de 2019, con 20 muertes,convirtiÉndose en uno de los mÁs grande

, texas. this is as officers in their investigation are trying to learn more about the suspect, his background and what motivated him to carry out this attack. >> we are look at the aerial of a substantial house. that's the home of this suspect. >> we believe it's his known residence. we are not sure if that's simply where he lived or that was his place that he owned himself. we are still trying to get those details. allen, texas, where the suspect apparently is from. and made his way more than 600, 700 miles across texas to el paso to open fire on innocent people and ruin the day and ruin lives for so so many. you can see the police officers and others gathered at the house investigating. answers are still to come. maureen o'connell is a former fbi agent for 25 years. she has made something of a specialty of analyzing what goes on in the minds of some of these suspects. is there anything you heard from the news conference so far that gives you any clue what motivated this rampage today. >> i

texas suspect left an anti immigrant skreed. details.me of the investors are examining a iatribe believed to have been posted on-line by the suspect in saturday's fatal shooting in a texas shopping mall. an hour before the attack. that is according to senior law they for t and reasonably confident he posted before the shooting. nothing experts say should be taken for face value. provide fodder for mainstream media coverage this message board and railed against immigrants in points d pushed talking and european identity in america. least 20 leaving at dead and 26 injured. he document criticized democrats and republicans and expressed anti-government and anti-corporate views. your thoughts on all of this as come to grips with these. john in houston texas. good morning. a horrible mass shooting. in the ar-15'sbe banned.47th need to be i'm a hunter and all that stuff. they serve mo purpose other than people, and it's just, you know this guy wanted to be caught, you know? i am and i'm just curious about the whole thing. that presiden

texas. i'm george haowell. >> i'm natalie allen. 20 people were killed, 26 were hurt, some with life-threatening injuries. the 21-year-old suspected gunman surrendered at the seen and is in police custody? >> the shooting started 10:30 local time, when walmart supercenter was packed with shoppers. people inside the store hid, and tried to find cover. as the gunman opened fire, round after round. and you hear it here. >> terrifying. i would be terrified to be hiding right there, so close. bystanders tried assisting multiple victims. we have more video. we want to warn you. it is very disturbing. >> i know. >> you know, the thing about this, this is something that plays out every day. people playing out their daily lives, going to walmart, going shopping. no one expected to be interrupted by an attack like this. in fact, listen to one person, as he did his best to hide when it started to happen. >> in mcdonald's, what happened? i'm looking to see what's going on. more people are coming in. and

i mentioned the mosque in victoria texas being burned to the ground hate crimes on the rise. folks this did not happen by accident. we cannot just pretend that this is who we are, our future, our fortune. this is owing to the rhetoric used by some for political gain to drive us further apart and make us afraid. and we have got to stand up to it and we have got to provide a much more positive alternative. that alternative is everything that you are seeing now in response to what has happened here today. thank you. i am just so proud of the people of this community. all of those that i just met who were shot, who were pulling throughs who are bringing them through right now, the amazing medical providers and first responders around the scene. this committee is coming together. the fact that at our luncheon today there were too many people and we had to take reservations for people to come back tomorrow. this community has really turned out in an overwhelming showing of love and support and encouragement but i'm also hearing from this community that we cannot accept this and we

he drove 600 miles, from allen, texas, to el paso, texas. he picked this location with some specificity based on the types of customers that would be inthat walmart. there's an atmosphere of ant anti-rhetoric and white nationalists to act out. there' no, sir ammunition and can hurt hundreds of people in a few seconds, how do we touch this? >> it touches on gun control and immigrati immigration. it is a tragedy, to say the very least. to your point, we believe the suspect came from outside of el paso, to carry out this attack. what does that tell you about the suspect's mindset. >> i can't speak to his mindset, because i don't know. what it tells me is that police officers act very differently, when a suspect is a white male when they look like me. this suspect was taken into custody without ziincident, aft he shot people fatally. he's taken into custody without incident. we see officers engaging people of color. folks that look unarmed, killing him because he thinks he has a gun. and we know he has a gun and he's taken without incident. >> t

i always say in texas if the republican party in texas doesn't start looking like texas then there will not be a republican party in texas. >> that was republican congressman will hurd of texas. one of the four texas republicans that will not seek reelection in 2020. joining us is annise parker, former mayor of houston and the lgbtq victory fund. thank you for being with us. >> glad to be here. >> what's the shift all about in texas? obviously, all of texas isn'thou immigrants, what happened in the rest of texas that was supposedly so solid red it shows a threat of turning blue? >> the big cities in texas have long been big blue islands in the vast red sea of texas. they were big blue islands. they were urban surrounded by reliably republican suburbs and then the vast rural areas, what's happened is that those reliably republican suburban rings around the big blue urban areas have begun to go purple and it's not just in houston but it is in san antonio and dallas and austin and el paso and when you combine a very large urban population in rapidly growing cities with these suburbs that s

from kerriville texas we can now speak to larry arnold from pro—gun organisation the texas concealed handgun association. thank you very much for your time. firstly it's quite a terrible story that we are hearing. when you see events like this, do you think there needs to be a revision of gun control laws in the state? what we see nationwide is we have very different laws in different states. we just different laws in different states. wejust had different laws in different states. we just had another walmart shooting in the state of california which already has all these good gun—control laws and they didn't seem to have stopped it. are you worried when you watch the scenes and he reports of this el paso shooting, does it concern you that things don't seem to be changing?” think it does. there's a lot of hatred seeming to be floating around, this is not a civil season politically, or through any of the social media, there is a lot of hatred out there and we need to stop it. we need to realise that hate is a lwa ys it. we need to realise that hate is always forward. speaking in t

state of texas. juries in texas, authorities in texas are much more a meanable to the death penalty to other parts of the country and districts of the federal government. >> i'm interested to get your thoughts. this has become a big topic over the weekend. democrats are trying to push mitch mcconnell to push for some change on gun laws. if that fails to happen, do you see or expect gun laws in the debate about gun policy becoming a central issue impacting the 2020 elections? >> i think it is in the campaign. at least the democratic presidential primary. these horrible events are going to magnify and focus the candidates attention on this. something democratic voters have been interested in in particular. it is a little more complicated on the republican side. a lot of republicans have tried to figure out how to do something about the violence that has been perpetrated with firearms over the past few years but with solutions and legislation that would impact the instances we have been dealing with and

desde el paso, texas. dÉjame decirlo exactamente como fue el ataque en el paso, se trata de una masacre dirigida especÍficamente, especÍficamente en contra de los hispanos. esta es la lista de las 22 vÍctimas. se las queremos mostrar. son nombres y apellidos, pero lo que queremos que vean son estos apellidos hispanos que se encuentran del lado derecho. de las 22 vÍctimas, 19 tienen apellidos hispanos. asÍ que esto claramente fue un ataque dirigido en contra de latinos en los estados unidos, en contra de ciudadanos mexicanos. de las 22 vÍctimas, ocho eran ciudadanos mexicanos, es decir, nacidos en mÉxico. vamos hablar de esta masacre en contra de latinos en los estados unidos. tenemos una historia personal. es la historia de una pareja que llegÓ caminando al walmart y de pronto el pistolero los separÓ para siempre. pedro contreras tiene la historia. pedro: la desesperaciÓn por encontrar a su esposa con vida llevÓ a john y recorrer en segundos el estacionamiento de la masacre. >> ahÍ llevaron a

details out of texas are scarce this evening. police believe there are two shooters in two separate cars or trucks. the officers are responding to incidents in midland and odessa. we are also waiting to hear this hour from the governor of florida, ron desantis. we'll be monitoring that briefing and bring you the latest developments from the governor. the situation is developing in texas and breaking at this hour. steve rogers joins us with his perspective, he's a retired detective. there were several victims after a suspect hijacked a mail struck and there were random shootings. how could law enforcement respond in a situation like this. >> in this particular case, if you see something, say something. with the information the police put out, people where going to have to be village lent and call the police immediately if they said something is very, very wrong in their neighborhoods or wherever they are. they automatically are deployed. unlike other incidents where you have status shooters. they are traveling around. connell: how

you know, in texas we have concealed carry laws. in the past that has helped save potentially, you know, tens of -- at least maybe hundreds of people. i think people need to be aware and be ready to protect themselves, because there is no way that law enforcement can be in every place, especially when you have somebody -- a shooter that can literally fire off hundreds of rounds in a short period of time. >> ken paxton is the attorney general of the state of texas. good luck over there. we'll stay in very close touch with you, attorney general thanks for joining us. >> wolf thanks. please keep the families especially in your prayers. >> we certainly are. we are taking another quick break much more special coverage right after this. beauty editors have tried everything in search of a whiter smile. their choice? crest 3d whitestrips. our exclusive formulation whitens safely for a 100% noticeably whiter smile. guaranteed. trust america's #1 whitening brand, crest 3d whitestrips. this is the averys trying the hottest new bistro. this is

preaching the attack in texas as an act of domestic terrorism. walking into a war still in the east african a refugee stranded by the conflict in yemen. finally for about the horrors. u.s. president donald trump is due to speak from the white house office to mash shootings over the weekend 29 people were killed within a 13 hours on saturday and sunday 20 were gunned down at a wal-mart store in el paso texas 9 others were shot dead in dayton ohio the shooting in texas is being treated as an act of terrorism. core to no make us to tighten gun controls but did not address criticism that is anti immigrant rhetoric had contributed to the shootings. within this city i'm joined by the debit card is fine i mean s.f. welcome me now donald trump hasn't said much since most 2 shootings took place he made a few brief comments tell us what he said directly after the shootings he went to twitter and he offered his condolences with a couple of tweets actually and afterwards he made some comments about looking into the mental health of people who buy guns sugges

i'm the governor of texas and they wa nt to i'm the governor of texas and they want to let you know. this is breaking news on the elder passlow shooting. on the day that would have been a normal day for someone to leisurely go shopping —— el paso shooting. to turn into one of the most deadly days in the history of texas, lives were taken who should still be with us today. 20 innocent people from el paso have lost their lives and more than two dozen is more were injured. we, as a state unite in support of these victims and their family members. unite in support of these victims and theirfamily members. we want unite in support of these victims and their family members. we want to do all we can to help them to assist them. we pray that god can be with those whose been harmed in any way, and bind up their wounds. we want to express incredible gratitude for all the law enforcement and the swift response that these so to minimise the loss of life by directly confronting the shooter, getting him to disarm himself and be able to arrest him. we could not have done this without the effect

democrats often look to texas and say, we've got our eyes on texas. do you think in 2020, in the election coming up, chris, that it is fool's gold or is it a possibility for democrats? >> who would the democrats nominate? we spend all of this time talking about what the election might be. the election's really only going to last four, five months because we won't know who the democrats have chosen until april or may, at the soonest. once we know that, then we know what kind of race. look, if joe biden is the nominee, are the republicans going to be playing defense in texas? you better believe it. if they end up with elizabeth warren as the nominee, we can safely say the republicans aren't going to spend time worrying about texas. i would also add another asterisk here. john koryn should be safe. he's very popular, very well-liked in texas. if any democrat who's telling beto o'rourke, who has turned into what a disaster of a joke of a presidential campaign, anybody who's telling him to drop out and run against koryn is giving him bad advice. >> dana: t

texas kind of debates, where does the south and in texas? if you're in south texas where heavily hispanic or west for north texas oil fields, southerners is much more attenuated. it's a tricky one to define. it's like florida. the northern parts of florida to me, feels very southern. the rest of florida, which was also member of the confederacy and clear in the south, not at all. as an interesting discussion about what is the south? likewise, i could be in parts of southern ohio or indiana that feels quite southern to me so it's a tricky question. >> i see a number of you have copies of spying on the south and he will be signing them up front. after hearing this delightful conversation, you will want to get a copy of this. he also has some of his other books for sale and he'll be signing them. let us thank them for a wonderful conversation. [applause] [applause] >> thank you both. join us in the lobby, he'll be signing books there. thank you all very much. [inaudible conversations] >> sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwards", former virgi

and on the same day 20 people were killed and dozens wounded in another mass shooting in el paso texas a gunman opened fire inside of the wal-mart store being described as a hate crime and 21 year old man has been arrested police say a racist manifesto may reveal his motive. and in hong kong pro-democracy protesters are out on the streets for a 9th straight weekend the demonstrations are continuing despite the threat of a military crackdown the following night of clashes in which protesters lit fires in front of a police station and were met with clouds of tear gas. omarion evanston welcome to the program. 2 separate mass shootings in the united states have left almost 30 people dead the most recent attack took place in the city of dayton ohio police there say 9 people were killed when a gunman opened fire in a bar in the center of the city at least 16 others were taken to local hospitals with injuries a suspected shooter was killed on the scene the incident took place just after 1 am local time let's have a listen now to what the local police had to say. we had one shooter that we are

that's allowable in the state of texas, yes. [inaudible] >> technically. of course, normal individual seen that type of weapon might be alarmed, technically in the realm of the law. i'm sorry? [inaudible] >> more details of where that was and how -- [inaudible] >> well, approaching or responding officers i believe texas department of public safety was involved in that particular arrest, when he saw the officers approaching the scene where he was at he basically surrendered and that was further west side from the shooting side. [inaudible] >> i believe he was. i can't confirm that as a matter of fact, but that's where i believe he was. >> the 3 search warrants outside of jurisdiction, can you tell us specifically where those are? >> they occurred in the dallas area where the individual in question is from. and i believe there was some media coverage of those when we did it so, again, we continue to do the investigation, not going to give any particular detail as to what was found and things like that but a lot can transpire in 24 hours and as we continue th

, and odessa, texas. and law enforcement here essentially asking everybody if you are on the road, get inside because of this active shooter situation that just happened a few moments ago. this is based on information coming from our colleague, ed lavandera, and what the police department is posting on social media. >> and my understanding there could be more than one shooter. >> possibly. they have identified one individual they're looking for in a gold toyota, but at this point they have not released a whole lot of other information. i am reading here that this is apparently a gold with white accents, a small toyota truck with a u.s. or rather and a usps postal van. that gives you now at least two vehicles that police are actively trying to track down. this toyota, small pickup truck, and possibly a united states postal service van. >> and i'm just looking at information from the midland police department, from their facebook page saying they believe there are two shooters, perhaps in two separate vehic

my name is greg abbott, i'm the governor of texas, and i want to let you know, texas grieves for the people of el paso today. on a day that would have been a normal day for someone to leisurely go shopping turned into one of the most deadly days in the history of texas. lives were taken who should still be with us today. twenty innocent people from el paso have lost their lives, and more than two dozen more are injured. we, as a state, unite in support of these victims and their family members. we want to do all we can to help them, to assist them. we pray that god can be with those who have been harmed in any way and bind up their wounds. we want to express incredible gratitude for all the law enforcement and the swift response that they took to minimize the loss of life by directly confronting the shooter, getting him to disarm himself and be able to arrest him. we could not have done this without the effective law enforcement activities of rangers, by state the, federal and local law enforcement working collaboratively the way law enforcement does work. achi. i want the city of el

and 20 people are killed and dozens wounded in another mass shooting in el paso texas a gunman opened fire inside a busy wal-mart store it's being described as a hate crime a 21 year old has been arrested and police say a racist manifesto published online today reveal his motive. and in hong kong pro-democracy protesters are out on the streets for a 9th street weekend some demonstrators are turning on police after their heavy handed response to helping government buildings with stones and eggs crowds continue to march just spite the threat of a military crackdown we'll hear from our reporter who's on the scene. and it's not a bird it's not a claim it's a french inventor making the 1st successful crossing of the english channel on a jet powered hoverboard stay tuned for the story. or welcome to the program. 2 mass shootings 2 separate mass shootings in the united states have left almost 30 people dead both are now being treated as domestic terrorism the more recent attack took place in the city of dayton ohio police say 9 people were killed when a gunman opened fire in a bar in the sai

texas trata de lidiar con el impacto de la masacre. sapriel: ahorita todos los hispanos están, pues, ahora sí que con miedo, ¿no? porque como me decía ahorita mi mujer, en cualquier-- puede andar uno donde sea y en cualquier momento puede pasar algo. angie: aunque esta, según algunos hispanos, es diferente a otras. en dallas, angie sandoval, univisión. teresa: y, félix, justamente hoy se dio a conocer que agentes del fbi, siguiendo órdenes de cateo, registraron tres casas relacionadas con patrick wood crusius, el pistolero del tiroteo masivo en el paso. félix: así es, lo decía también la gente del fbi en la rueda de prensa. esas casas están ubicadas en varios lugares del estado de texas, incluyendo la residencia de los abuelos del sospechosos, que se dice, vivían con él, que es lo que se ha dicho hasta el momento. las autoridades siguen buscando cualquier detalle relevante y hay algo interesante, se habla mucho del manifiesto y que el manifiesto salió 20 minutos antes del tiroteo. algunos se preguntan si no se pudo reac

it's been reported that he drove 600 miles, six or seven hours from allen, texas to el paso, texas. he picked this particular location with some specificity, based on the types of customers that would be in that walmart. you know, there's, there's an atmosphere of anti-hispanic rhetoric and racial animus that's emboldened, encouraging white nationalists to act out. if there's no consequence, if there's no willingness to abate guns and ammunition that could hurt hundreds of people in a few seconds, how do we stop this? >> you do point out this touches on several things, touches on gun control. touches on immigration as well as, it's definitely, it is a tragedy to say the very least. to your point, we believe the suspect came from outside of el paso to carry out this attack then surrendered to police without a shot. what does that tell you about the suspect's mind set? >> well, you know, i can't speak to his mind set, because i don't know. but, you know, what it tells me is that police officers act very differently when a suspect is a male white than they do when they deal with people

four have taken place in texas. governor greg abbott spoke earlier about this latest tragedy. >> 20 innocent people from el paso have lost their lives, and more than two dozen more are injured. we as a state unite in support of these victims and their family members. we want to do all we can to help them, to assist them. we pray that god can be with those who've been harmed in any way and bind up their wounds. we want to express incredible gratitude for all the law enforcement and the swift response that they took to minimize the loss of life by directly confronting the shooter, getting him to disarm himself and be able to arrest him. i want the city of el paso to know and el paso police department and everybody in this entire community know that the state of texas provides its full support. for this community and their efforts to rebuild. for the country that i know has been paying a lot of attention to this asking what they can do, i the power you can have by using that prayer. for every mom and dad, for every son

es un joven de alen, texas. mientras tanto las vigilias y las muestras de solidaridad llegan a lugar.

for the senate seat in texas? >> absolutely. you know, i got to lead an extraordinary effort but the largest grass roots campaign that we've ever seen in texas, we went to every one of those 254 counties, no matter how red or how blue. we went to young people who were told not to spend time with. and i said, look, i wouldn't vote either if no one showed up for me and didn't include the story of this country. and at the end of the day we didn't defeat cruz, we came awful close, one more vote than any democrat has in the history of the state and won independence for the first time in decades and won nearly half a million republicans who voted for greg abbot, didn't have to trim our sails. showed up with the courage of convictions, but also showed up to listen, to learn, to bring our fellow texans in. in a state that ranked if 50 kt in voter turn out showed up and counted. and i think this is really important, ready with those 38 electoral college votes. that's how you defeat donald trump and that's how you forever c

that makes four in texas alone. so, what is this hype about? is there a chance texas honestly. they can go blue. >> it's obviously a reach. it wouldn't be in the first 270 votes. if they win texas, they have already won. it's not inconceivable. or certainly 2024. texas is finally conforming to the same dynamics that moved states towards the democrats over the past 25 years. states where democrats have improved performance in the presidential level have two factors. they have grown more diverse. that's true in texas. non-white voters over 40% of the total lek tort. the second thing. like colorado and virginia. is democrats have been improved performance in white collar mostly white heavily white suburban areas. that hadn't been happening in texas. even as recently as 2014. wendy davis won a quarter of college educated whoit voters. beto o'rourke moved that to 44%. that shifted urban texas. here's a number that's striking. in 2012, obama won the five largest counties in texas. by a combined 80,000 votes. in 2018 o'rourke won the same counties by 800,000 votes. had is remarkable.

el paso, texas. we just heard from the governor greg abbott. and mayor dee margo. we're going to go back. >> 20 families who woke up whole this morning with their loved ones and when the sun sets tonight here in el paso, they'll go to bed without them. those families are broken, but it is with our strength and resolve that we can help piece them back together. and that's what we have to commit ourselves to doing. and so i know the eyes of not just this community, the state, this nation are fixed on el paso, and i want people to know that this horrific act does not define our community. what defines our community is the lines around the blood bank, the people ready to donate, people wanting to offer counseling services to families, volunteering left and right. that's who el paso is, that's what's going to define us tonight and going forward. and i ask those folks that are watching from around wherever they're from to say a prayer for those families that are broken. pray for them to have peace and help

antifa,say to scratch texas off your map and don't come in. here is the lieutenant governor of texas, being asked about the alleged government -- the alleged gunman and he targets antifa . president trump has also targeted a antifa. he said the anti-fascist movement should be considered a fascistst movement. mike: it is troubling because this is bubbling up from the far right whites of premises websites into the mainstreamam, not just in the media a but noww fromm government officials. it is quite trtroubling that there is this distraction. the anti-fascist, antiracist groups, there are no fatalities in n the united states resulting from these groups foror at least a couple decades so why we are even talking about that in antiterrrrorism context when you have groups that are killing people and we are not responding to those groupsps in a way that is comprehensive and helps us understand the problem so we can address it. amy: this is also horrifying. dayton, where something like the 200 -- were something like the 250th and 251st mass shootings

state of texas say that an active shooter has been shot and killed in the city of odessa earlier at least $22.00 people were injured off to being shot in the cities of midland and odessa there were reports of a gunman firing at random from a hijacked vehicle well for more on this story i want to bring in john this jenny hoff who is in austin texas good to have you with us jenny what more can you tell us about this shooting. well just as a few minutes ago this was still a very active situation in fact i was watching the local news from that area middle and odessa and the newscasters were in one of the malls that police were raiding to see if there was a suspect they had to actually go off the air so leave the screen and continue talking for their own safety they said they saw shoes on the ground in the mall as people just left all of their belongings behind and running out so just as a few minutes ago it was still a very active situation and though we've been told that the active shooter has been killed and there is no longer an active shooter threat really those areas those cities are sti

is trouble for republicans in texas. he told the "washington post", the president's re-election campaign needs to take texas seriously adding while he remains apartment minsk about the gop chances it's by no means a given that trump will carry texas. if it's no means a given that trump carries texas it's by no means a given that trump carries the popular vote or the election aurl college. >> that's absolutely right. you know, he will probably again have a lot of help from his friends in russia. but ted cruz is onto something. he saw what happened in the senate race and how close congressman o'rourke came to beating him. the voter rental strags drives happening on the progressive side. absolutely texas could well be in play. and you know, i think you look at somebody like will hurd and i don't know that woman who seems to be so happy. >> cathiy pons, the precinct chair. >> you keep thinking that if you that helps you slep at night. but he is the canary in the coal mine. absolutely forcing republicans to spend more money i

are you worried about texas? >> yes, i am. i'm not as worried about 2020, but i'm worried about complacency that could lead texas to fall out of the republican column unless republicans get reactivated in texas. look, here's -- the article in the real clear politics is pretty darn good. if you take a look at it, john mccain carried the state in 2008. now, remember, that's the height of the financial crisis, and he carries the state by nearly 12 points. david: wow. >> in 2012 mitt romney gets defeated nationwide by barack obama in the re-election but carries the state by nearly 6. and in 2016 donald trump carries the state by nine points. the republicans had better be careful because if we do better in 2008 than we did in 206, it says -- 2016, it says something about the state. the good news is republicans have gotten motivated. they lost nine seats in the statehouse, two seats in the state senate, two seats in the congress in 2018, and as a result, you're seeing them finally wake up, realize they've become complacent over the

host: we know the shooter in texas was 21. we have not gotten confirmation on the shooter in dayton. caller: these young kids are turning kind of against the latinos. i have worked with some latinos in michigan and they are the hardest working people i have ever worked with. they come up here and they work for next to nothing. they get exploited by the company owners and they take a lot of beating. timeked an 18 hour job one with 115 minute break in the whole day. the people i worked with, latinos, they did not care about that. they just wanted to work. i was like forget this and walked off the job because it was like slave labor. these people are coming up here to try and earn a living and i think we ought to give them a chance. that is my comment. host: thank you for the call. bob is joining us from utah. your view on all of this? caller: good morning. my view is that they have a leader now. trump has incited this whole thing. anduld see this coming anybody with common sense could. when you are backing guns and backing this

sean, as you have been following the details in odessa, texas, and midland, texas, it appears from the chief of police they believe they are closer to the end of the active shooter scenario as they are saying one suspect was killed. they do not believe at the moment that there is another suspect, but they are not confirming it as the chief of police said. he's not 1000% sure of all the details he gave us right now, basically saying we have to be very careful about what this situation -- the details that they are gathering right now, what they are. sean, what's your takeaway? >> i think that's exactly right. i think that law enforcement in this case, their number one priority is to make sure the citizens are safe, and you do that by ensuring the threat has been mitigated. in this case we have a shooter that appears to be dead, but police, until they can determine the actual motivation, they are absolutely going to be on the lookout and alert to any signs there might be somebody else involved, whether it be a coconspirator, somebody else, any potential copycats, perhaps. through this inv

nos vemos a las 11 >> (♪ música ) >> >> masacre en el paso hundir otro nos den comercial en el paso texas deja al menos 20 muertos y 25 heridos. >> un joven anti latino fue detenido e identificado como el pistolero buenas tardes. >> el ataque ocurrió en un centro comercial en uno de los más concurridos del paso a pocas millas de la frontera con méxico repleto de ladinos. >> donde se iniciaron los, disparos. >> además este sábado. >> desconsolados reaccionan en todo el país ante la tragedia del paso. >> méxico ofrece condolencias y la casa blanca se limita a decir que trabaja con autoridades locales. >> el precandidato demócrata del paso. >> se conmueve hasta las lágrimas. >> quien es al atacante la policía lo identifica como patrick l. >> un escrito atribuido al joven habla del odio a los latinos. >> y el tiroteo como una respuesta a la vacación de texas por parte de los inmigrantes. >> ♪ >> noticias telemundo con julio v. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> (sonido ambiente) >> (tiroteo) >> así sonaron los disparos uno tras otro en el walmart del centro comercial del paso texas. >> los dispar

seguimos reportando desde el paso texas. carolina: alguna palabra de esperanza en este momento, en medio de esta tragedia, agradecemos aranza por estar informÁndola, más adelante daremos contigo. pasan ahora y se conoce mÁs detalles acerca del pistolero, este hombre, segÚn su abuelo que mandar un comunicado oficial lo que sentÍa mucho lo ocurrido, este joven hace seis semanas habÍa dejado su casa, habÍa dejado su estudio estudiaba en un colegio comunitario, se ganaba 10 hora para llegar a este lugar, ahora autoridades piden pena de muerte para este hombre. borja: aranza hablaba de las reacciones del discurso del presidente trump, hablamos siempre de la liga de ciudadanos latinoamericanos unidos, organizaciÓn de formaciÓn de los hispanos mÁs antigua de los estados unidos, seÑala algo importante, dicen que la retÓrica del presidente donald trump ha ocupado un papel muy importante en el asesinato de Ésas 20 personas en el centro comercial de el paso, texas. estamos convencidos de que seguro habrÁ mÁs reacciones d

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authorities say he's from allen, texas. that's a dallas suburb law enforcement officials in texas say they believe he wrote a roughly 600-word essay on the internet and posted it roughly an hour before the shooting they say i attat expresses anti-immigrant sentiment and expresses support for the shooting attacks in new zealand that targeted mosques the gunmen in those attacks was in turn inspired by a man who carried out a deadly shooting in denmark this 2011. officials say the weapon used in today's shooting was an ak-47 semi-automatic assault-style rifle and the atf is working tonight to figure out when and where that was purchased and whether it was bought legally. for nowpolice in texas are in charge of this investigation but if it turns out that crusius in fact did write the internet posting federal authorities could file hate crime charges and administration officials say tonight that no decision has been made about that attorney general william barr issued a brief statement tonight saying, "those who commit such atro

el primer incidente se registrÓ en el paso texas. vamos a comenzar con el tiroteo mÁs reciente en dayton, ohio. donde se encuentra viviana con los Últimos detalles. viviana: la comunidad de dayton, ohio, se ve sacudida por esta tragedia. al menos nueve personas muertas y muchos heridos que han sido trasladados a diferentes hospitales del Área. el tiroteo se registrÓ precisamente en la zona conocida como oregÓn con una amplia presencia de negocios. a esa hora habÍa mucha gente en el lugar. era la 1:00 de la maÑana cuando presunto atacante abriÓ fuego. las vÍctimas fatales incluyen a la vÍctima del presunto agresor, identificado como un joven de 24 aÑos, de quien tambiÉn se ha buscado su residencia evidencia para saber sobre el motivo que pudo haber tenido este joven de 24 aÑos de edad para abrir fuego a esa hora, y luego de horas de haberse registrado tiroteo masivo tambiÉn en el paso, texas. las autoridades han indicado que en un corto periodo de tiempo las autoridades pudieron responder a este tiroteoy tambiÉn neutral

for now police in texas are in charge of this investigation. based on that internet essay, federal authorities could file rj feder federal charges, hate crime charges. so far this is a mass murder case the police will prosecute it as. >> so the u.s. deputy general rod rosenstein calling this white terrorism. meanwhile, drijtirector wray testified in front of the judiciary committee about domestic terrorism. >> i will say the majority of domestic terrorism cases we've investigated are motivated by some version of what you might call white supremacists violence but it includes other things as well. >> pete, wray also said the agency made about 100 domestic terrorism arrests since october. the majority, wray said, are tied to white supremacy. >> yes, there's been a real change here in the threat picture in the u.s. the last couple of years. last year, for example, there were more arrests and more victims tied to domestic terrorism than to international terrorism such as that inspired by isis, willie. >> peter williams, thank you very much. let's b

that's about a 600-mile drive from allen, texas to el paso, texas. and there is a manifesto with a nexus to a hate crime. tell us your reaction to that. >> sure. and before i hit that, wolf, if anybody of your viewers live in texas or new mexico, donate blood. this will be needed over the next couple of days and weeks. you can go to the red cross and figure out how to do that. that's critical. but also this is a lesson for all of country. if you see something someone' y. and if -- again, this is still an investigation. if this was a crime that was indeed fueled by hatred of some sort of, then this is obviously an act of domestic terrorism. that is if. and we don't want to get in the way of federal law enforcement and local law enforcement doing this. but if this does play out, it should be treated that way. this is a broader problem. i've been talking with federal law enforcement all day about this problem. and they've said, they're overwhelmed by the number of tips and information they've been getting from citizens about stuff that they see on socia