shooting died protecting her baby. the family of jordan says she was shielding her 2-month-old son when shots were fired. her husband andre was also killed in the shooting. thankfully the baby survived and was treated at the hospital after suffering broken bones. jordan's sister spoke with nbc news about her sister. >> she was incredible. she had a personality that could light up an entire room. everybody loved her. she was an incredible mom, too. she was just a wonderful person. she'd give anything for those kids. anything. even her life. >> and earlier, cnn's anderson cooper interviewed jordan's aunt and uncle about this niece. >> jesse, can you just tell us about jordan and andre and the kind of people they were? >> they were beautiful. they were very hardworking. they were amazing parents to their three children. they gave what they could for them. as far as support and most importantly they gave everything they could in love. and that's what ultimately we'll remember about them. >> and liz, i understand that jordan, she had dropped off one child and i think at cheerleading practice

>> again. >> happy >> reporter: just two months ago, jordan gave birth to her third child, a beautiful baby boy named paul yesterday jordan was one of 20 people tragically killed at this el paso walmart. >> she was incredible. she had a personality that could light up an entire room. everybody loved her. she was an incredible mom, too she's just a wonderful person. she would give anything for those kids, anything even her life. >> 24-year-old jordan and her husband andre had taken the baby to the store to buy school supplies for their older daughter when they heard about the shooting, jordan's sister and her parents immediately tried to get in touch with the couple. >> i texted them, we're at the unification center, praying to god you're on the bus and you'll be here. but they didn't come >> reporter: jordan had been shot the family later learning she died on the way to the hospital. the family learning late tonight based on wit accounts, they believe the couple did everything they could to protect their infant son >> we think he shielded her, she shielded the baby and that's

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began to circle. they're describing the final moments of their daughter jordan's life in the hopes this never happens to another family. >> kami said she heard jordan yell mom, and then kami looked back, and her first thing was she thought dolphins were around jordan, then she realized like right away like jordan was screaming, mom, and then so kami turned around and started swimming to jordan and she's yelling, jordan, come swim to plea. >> since jordan's death, the tour company made changes including the addition of shark spotters during excursions. >>> juul is launching a new bluetooth connected e-cigarette that requires users to be at least 18 years old. it connects to an android app that monitors your vaping. now, adult users must go through an i.d. verification process, and the device locks so that no one else can use it. in an effort to curb underage vaping, the company says it may eventually add a feature that restricts usage around certain areas like schools. >> interesting. >>> well, up next in "the pulse," the '80s cartoon making a comeback. >>> also ahead right here, what do

coraje. arantxa: gilberto, conocido como tito, era el hermano mayor de andrea y de jordan. dos de las vÍctimas mortales que habÍan ido a ese walmart de compras, porque tenÍan muchas razones para celebrar. gilberto: mi hermano acababa de hacer una casa para su familia. tambiÉn era el cumpleaÑos de la hija de jordan. estaban celebrando su aniversario. arantxa: sky cumplÍa seis y no acompaÑaba a sus padres. estaba la bebÉ de dos meses con ellos. sucediÓ la balacera, en ese momento recordÓ que su hermano y su unidad estaban en la tienda. gilberto: les estaba hablando y no contestaron, les abre a jordan, no contestÓ. arantxa: despuÉs de insistir comer que se recibiÓ una llamada fue tito, era la policÍa. le preguntaron si conocÍa a jordan, le pidieron caracterÍsticas que lo distinguieran. gilberto: con un tatuaje podÍan identificarla. dijeron que estaba muerta. arantxa: allegaranlas al hospital, les confirmaron la muerte de jordan y rellenos noticias sobre paul. a los dos meses de vida se convirtiÓ en la vÍctima mÁs pequeÑa de esta tragedia. gilberto: el niÑo se quebr�

saving his life. he will have that memory with him forever. joining us now is jordan's aunt and uncle. liz and terry, thank you for being with us. i'm so sorry for what you are going through. it's unimaginable. jesse, can you tell us about jordan and andrei and the people they were? >> they were beautiful. they were very hard working. they were amazing parents to their three children. they gave what they could for them as far as support and mostly, they gave everything they could in love. that's what ultimately we will remember about them. >> liz, i understand that jordan, she had dropped off one child and i think at cheerleading practice, correct me if i'm wrong, and they went to walmart to buy school supplies. is that right? >> yes. they were -- their oldest child turned 5 yesterday was dropped off at cheer practice and i think they had a closed practice. so andrei and jordan and baby paul headed to walmart to do school supply shopping. >> paul is just 2 months old. it's so incredibly recent that they must have been so joyful. >> they were. they just celebrated their one-year annive

and his wife jordan loading their kids into the car. >> they were very happy. i didn't want to stop and maybe ruin the moment. but now i have regrets because that's the last time i saw them. >> first came the heartbreaking news that 24-year-old jordan was dead last night, gilbert's worse fears were confirmed his son was also dead. police telling him andre was killed shielding his wife and two-month-old son paul gilbert >> they're both heroes because they were doing their job as parents, protecting children >> today gilbert showed me his office, packed with family photos and artwork including this hand print and poem andre made for his dad in first grade. >> here's a special hand print and a picture of me too. so you recall the very day i made this just for you >> these momentos and memories are all gilbert has left of his son. >> andre and jordan are gone they leave three children behind >> t childn. three children >> what do you think about their futu >> we're in a different world. i woke up this morning to a different world. >> just some of the stories of loss and heroism gilbert

parents killed saving their infant child. 24-year-old jordan onchondo carried her son paul inside the walmart. their aunt and uncle tell us jordan and andre had an instant to react. >> from what we understood the shooter came in, pointed a gun at my niece jordan. andre was quick to jump in front of jordan and paul, the baby. from what we understood a bullet went through andre and jordan. >> they both shielded the child and then the child fell as they fell. >> yes, under jordan. that's where the broken fingers occurred and the bruising occurred from what we understand when they pulled baby paul out. he was covered in their blood. >> reporter: police say the shooter was arrested without incident after getting out of his vehicle and approaching police unarmed as they arrived at the walmart. he's currently being held at the el paso county detention facility. the new district attorney said they'll seek the death penalty. >> let's go to el paso now. authorities there including the mayor are briefing reporters. >> eight of the individuals who lost their lives come from our sister state of ch

paso. the dead include 25-year-old jordan anchondo and 60-year-old arturo benavides. the suspect remains in custody tonight, and could be charged with a hate crime based on his online postings. and in dayton early this morning, at least nine people were killed and 27 injured before police officers shot the gunman to death, just 30 seconds after the attack began. tonight, cbs news is learning about a hit list he created in high school. we have teams of correspondents in both cities covering this violent weekend, as new questions are raised about what's being called white terrorism. and leading our coverage tonight in dayton, ohio is national correspondent dean reynolds. >> multiple shots fired! multiple shots fired! >> reporter: it was just after 1:00 in the morning when people began to scatter on east fifth street, fleeing another young man with murder on his mind. >> dispatch, we got shots fired. we got multiple people down. >> people started running and that's when i started hearing shots fired. >> reporter: the shooter has been identified as >> reporter: the shooter has been i

? >> again. happy. >> two months ago, she gave birth to her third child. a beautiful baby boy. jordan was one of 20 people tragically killed at the el paso walmart. >> she was incredible. she had a personality that could light up a room. she was an incredible mom too. a wonderful person and she'd give anything for those kids. anything, even her life. >> her and her husband had taken the kids to school. when they heard about the shooting, jordan's sister and parents immediately tried to get in touch with the couple. >> i text them, i was like we are at the unification center. we are praying you are on the buses and you'll be here but they didn't come. >> jordan had been shot. the family later learning, she died on the way to the hospital. based on witness accounts, they believe the couple did everything they could to protect their infant son. he shielded her and she she'lied the baby. >> the baby suffered two fractures and bruises but is okay. the family still hasn't heard from andre. jordan also mom to two young daughters. >> she keeps asking for her mom and dad. >> the couple had just celebr

a walmart packed with back-to-school shoppers in el paso. the dead include 25-year-old jordan enchando and 60-year-old arturo benavides. the suspect remains in custody tonight. he could be charged with a hate crime based on his online posting inspects dapost i ings. in dayton, the gunman was shot to death just 30 seconds after the attack began. cbs news is learning about a hit list he created in high school. we have teams of correspondents in both cities covering this violent weekend as new questions are raised about what's being called white terrorism and leading our coverage in dayton, ohio, is national correspondent dean reynolds. >> multiple shots fired. multiple shots fired. >> reporter: just after 1:00 in the morning when people began to scatter on east 5th street. fleeing another young man with murder on his mind. >> dispatch, we got shots fired. we got multiple people down. we're going to need multiple medics. >> i've never heard so many gunshots in my entire life. it was terrifying. >> reporter: the shooter was identified at 24-year-old connor betts of bellbrook, ohio

to the very distinguished gentleman from ohio, the ranking member of our committee, mr. jordan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i, too, want to thank our witnesses for making the trek here and being willing to share their story. i was hoping today that we could have a discussion about real solutions that will make the lives of everyday americans better, talk about the costs of health care, access to health care, coverage, pre-existing conditions. there's no one on this committee who would support denying coverage to americans with pre-existing conditions. i was hoping we could focus on those issues, but unfortunately, like so many other hearings in this committee, we're not. rather than working toward bipartisan solutions, this committee is once again looking to score political points by attacking anything the trump administration does to improve the health care for american people. next door in the judiciary committee, we reported out multiple bills that would have had meaningful impact on the cost of prescription drugs. worked for months to cut down red tape, make improvements to

parents who were killed saving their infant child 24 year-old jordan and john doe was carrying her 2 month-old son paul inside the walmart jordan and her husband andre had an instant to react from what we understood. >>the shooter came in and pointed a gun at my knees toward and andre was quick to jump in front of laundry. from the jordan all the baby. and from what we understood the bullet went through a laundry and and jordan. >>they both basically shield with the child is that correct and then the child fell as they fell. >>yes, under jordan. that's i think we're the broken fingers occurred in the bruising i've heard from what we understand when they pulled. baby paul out he was covered in their blood police say the shooter was arrested without incident after getting out of his vehicle and approaching police on our as they arrived at the walmart. >>he is currently being held at the el paso county detention facility. and the new el paso district attorney says they will seek the penalty. >>funeral homes in el paso are offering free services to the victims of saturday's shooting for area c

much. here to comment, jordan kimmel portfolio manager, and our good friend, todd horowitz, bubba trading show host. let me begin with you. it was confusing start to the day. interest rates around the world and here in the u.s. plunging, the 10-year down to 1.59%. i always thought low rate were supposed to stimulate the economy. people will borrow, spend, but the stock market came down in unison. a very confusing situation especially for investors. >> not really confusing, ashley, to me. you're dealing with extremely nervous market. a market win investors looking at the very next headline. everyone is trying to guess after a long run from 09, which had plenty of interruptions by the way. everyone is trying to guess when the next recession is coming. bond yields going lower, are a sign maybe growth is slowing. we know how low yields are around the world. i think what people need to do is knock it out of their zone, knock it out of their plan, really look for quality. the fact when you want to be afraid, ashley, when everyone wants to buy everything, valuations go too high, it is ve

andre anchondo and their daughter jordan were two of 22 people killed by a suspected terrorist at an el paso walmart. >> we pray a lot and we have a lot of family and friends. the church in broken. you go to call her and you forget that she's not there. they lost their sister in brother-in-law. >> her and andre were like my heart. it's like i lost a part of me. >> translator: they lost a niece and nephew. 5-year-old skyland lost her mother and stepfather. >> i love my mom and dad. >> reporter: her brother, 2-month-old paul gilbert was in his mother's arms when she crashed to the ground. >> the shooter had armed at jordan and andre jumped in front of jordan and the shooter shot andre and the bullets went through andre and hit jordan. >> reporter: both were killed, leaving paul gilbert or fanned and injured. >> we can't replace mom and dad. that's just something you can't replace. >> reporter: this is the devastating ripple effect of murder, the pain slicing across generations. after all the hate spewed by the suspected gunman, the jamrowski's stay they're sticking with love, faith and

facebook post jordan and andre on john doe were also among the 22 people killed in the massacre. >>24 year-old jordan died shielding her 2 month-old son from the gunfire, her husband, 23 year-old andre stepped in front of his wife and son to protect them. the baby was injured, but survived the couple least behind 2 other children will hear from friends and family of that couple coming up at 8.30 we'll be rig back to our top story tonight, the suspected shooter who killed 22 people inside in el paso walmart. >>is in custody. reportedly volunteering information. according to police patrick roosh us is showing no remorse that while families loved ones in the community are suffering rosa flores reports. >>the >>sure. >>residents to lean vigils and memorials in el paso texas honoring the 20 lives tragically cut short during this weekend's massacre hassle. >>we are one know that the country is mourning with us. >>the attack injuring at least 26 others and elevated sense of fear for many residents here we're the nice made this far colder survivors struggling to comprehend why they made it ou

el paso. first jordan and andre enchando, parents of three young chirp. they were shopping for school supplies when the shooter started shooting. jordan died at the hospital using her body to protect her 2-month-old son. her husband died. some of the other victims have also been identified including angie englesbee, 86 years old. arturo venevedes, 60 years old. mexico foreign affairs secretary has identified 7 victims who were mexican citizens. we'll talk more about the victims here throughout the morning. christine? >> victor, 13 hours after the shooting at the walmart in el paso, another shooting in dayton, ohio. we have new video of the moment early sunday morning when a gunman wearing a mask and a bullet proof vest started shooting. >> oh, [ bleep ]. dude, what the [ bleep ]. what the [ bleep ]. >> as always, the question on everyone's mind is why. dayton's police chief is refusing to speculate on motive. >> there is far too much information we have to review before we can even begin a conversation about possible motive. i will not talk about any potential slice of evidence

andri on john doe and their daughter jordan were 2 of 22 people killed by a suspected terrorist at an el paso walmart >>the church has broken. >>letta and ashley lost their sister and brother-in-law. liz terry and jesse jim ross to boston this and 5 year-old skyla asked her mother >>i am my mind that. >>her brother 2 month-old paul gilbert was in his mother's arms when she crashed to the ground after being shot the shooter had aimed at jordan and andre jumped in front of and jordan. and the shooter shot. >>andre and the ball to pull its went through andre and hit jordan. >>both were killed. leaving paul gilbert orphaned and injured. >>the 13 years even with all of us. it's common this is something replace. >>this is the devastating ripple effect of murder, the pain slicing across generations. after all the viewed by the suspected jim roski say they're sticking to something else to get through the forgiveness before they have even had a chance to bury the debt. we had a message for the killer we forgive >>we honestly forgive him, we pray for him, we hope. >>and he finds because god tea

some names tonight so we remember, jordan, andre and shando both shot saturday as they shopped for school supplies. jordan used her body to protect her 2-month-old son paul. he survived. we remember six mexican nationals who died. 12 others were killed in el paso. we remember them as we wait for authorities to announce their names. tonight we remember the nine victims in dayton who ranged in age from 22 to 87, lois exles by, megan betts, sayid salee, derek fudge, logan turner, nick cas coomer, thomas mcnichols, deet warren curtis, monica brick house. don lemon and cnn tonight starts now. >> this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. it's happened again. when will this madness stop? two cities grieving, a nation mourning. 29 people murdered in mass shootings. a gunman opened fire at a shopping center in el paso killing 20 people injuring two dozen more. authorities slething a racist anti-immigrant manifesto they believe was posted by the shooter just before the massacre. it is filled with white supremacist language and racist hatred. aimed at immigrants and la inknows and the writer blames

being taken this 11-year-old says her father was among those detained jordan barns opened up his gym to children with nowhere to go. >> take care of the kids first and do what we can to make this less painful for them. >> reporter: the raids happened in six small towns near jackson mississippi. according to federal officials about 600 agents fanned out across the food processing plants, surrounding the perimeters and later processing them for immigration violations. >> while we do welcome from other countries, they have to follow our laws they have to abide by our rules. they have to come here legally or they shouldn't come here at all. >> reporter: ice arrested nearly 400 people in iowa in the bush administration this operation on the same day president trump visited el paso. the acting director says there was no connection, calling them a long-term operation. this woman tells us her husband is among thoiz still detained. says she's been in the u.s. for 24 years the church now a sanctuary for those in limbo like this one-year-old girl. he's taking care of the baby as her dad tries t

and receiving treatment in hospital. jordan king is a formula 2 driver for mp motorsport. he was behind hubert when the accident happened. he spoke to my colleague stephen nolan. it is an emotional time for everybody in the sport and messages are flooding in from all over the world. it really shows you how tightknit the community that most sport is. but to be literally metres away from it is... is hard to put into words, as you can see. what memories do you have of him? this the first time i raced head to head with him and we had many great titles on the track. there have been a few races where we finished almost alongside each other. he always had alongside each other. he always had a big smile on his face and happy to shake your hand afterwards. he is definitely one of the good guys on the grid and he will be sorely missed by everybody and i will definitely miss racing against him. there is a lot going through my head and the incident itself is playing on repeat. i will not comment on the exact details. i have got my own reservations of what happened. but, yeah, these cars are

coast of jordan, in the gulf of aqaba, there is an underwater military museum. not only is it drawing tourists who want to dive to see the tanks, helicopters and even an airplane already submerged, it's also designed to help coral reefs form and grow. megan thompson has the story. t reporter: after surveying the seabbe sure the placement of military equipment would not harm natural marine life,ci jordanian ofs placed 19 military vehicles and machines in the waters near the city of aqaba. >> ( translated ): marine placing these military vehicles in this location will allow coral reefs-- corals as well as - rine life, including fis find a safe sanctuary enabling them to live and procreate in. also, corals will grow othese military pieces. we predict that in about a year or so, we will see a beaiful site. >> reporter: the new underwater museum may also take pressure off other popular coral reefs where divers can damage the fragile ecosystems. >> ( translated ): this is a great initiative. it will attract more tourists to e area. we currently have 23 diving sites, including the plane ty s

destination for communities on both sides. among the victims, jordan and andre anchondo a mother of three empirically shielding their two-month-old son from the gunfire. >> he's got two broken fingers, and bruises but he is alive.>> reporter: multiple mexican nationals will kill in what is now the eighth worst modern shooting. chris martinez cbs el paso.>> prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. he posted the manifesto to a message board called 8chan . that message board is linked to the new zealand mosque attack and a synagogue near san diego. san francisco-based network provider cloudflare announced it's cut off services to 8chan. we will have more on that part of the story coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online at www.kpix5.com. >>> 1500 miles away another community is in mourning over another mass shooting. natalie brand is in dayton, ohio.>> reporter: a steady stream of community members visited with scene of sunday's mass shooting in dayton, ohio to pay their respects. nine victims were killed and at least 27 others wounded in the attack. investigators identified 24- yea

. the russian shut down the operation. it's like michael jordan is on the court we don't want to play. so because i wanted to probe into his brain and figured out what goes on in there i got great insight into his thinking. >> i am not going to give away who this by in the moscow station is but i will say at some level the investigation does involve microwave or found transmission or data transmission and it made me wonder to bring this to the present because this book has a lot of applications for the present about hosanna and whether, there's just an article in the new york times yesterday that it cycled in a and the people are making it up. >> i was not expecting the question. we used to say, i type the answer but i have to kill you. but my wife is a physician and she'd have to do the honors. >> and might be worth it to get an answer. >> is a very good question. there are parallels, what he is talking about is starting in 1946 with the great seal bug where we learn that the russians had put a bug in the master's office and there's a great picture on the magazine with henry holding

the mother of three, jordan. her sister tells the associated press that jordan and her husband had just dropped off their 5-year-old daughter for cheerleading practice before they came to walmart to shop for school supplies, carrying with them their two-month-old son. doctors told the sister that jordan likely died protecting her baby from that hail of gunfire based on the baby's injuries. the baby is now being treated for broken bones. in terms of the investigation, officials are moving ahead very aggressively in prosecuting this case. the department of justice on the federal level said they are treating it as domestic terrorism, and they are seriously considering pursuing federal hate crime and firearm charges. that would carry the potential of the death penalty on the state level. the 21-year-old gunman is also looking at potential death penalty-level charges as well. the sheriff said that he is cooperating, the suspect is cooperating with authorities, he is telling them everything they need to know, and they are moving closer towards being certain that this was a hate crime cas

married couple, jordan and andre. they just dropped off jordan's daughter at cheerleading practice before they headed to walmart before they did birthday shopping. they were there with their infant son, paul, buying the items. that's when the shots went off. both tidied trying to protect their infant son. >> the pain is unbelievable. you should never bury your son or daughter. >> i'd give my life for her. any day i'd get rid -- >> that couple had just celebrated their first wedding anniversary. jordan, the mom, leaves behind three kids. this is only just one heartbreaking story. there's so many others that we'll hear about. >> shepard: how is the community responding, jeff? >> that is truly incredible. i take a step back. you can see what is happening behind us. this is a memorial outside of the shooting scene here at the walmart. we continue to see more and more people show up here. they're leaving balloons saying el paso strong, flowers, anything that they can do to show the strength of the community. folks have been showing up to pay their respects to the 22 people that have die

victims who lost their lives in the shooting, one particularly heartbreaking story, jordan and andre they just dropped off their 5-year-old daughter at cheerleading practice, before heading to walmart to ba buy her back-to-school supplies. jordan was carrying their two-month-old child, and andre shielded his wife, and jordan the baby, the mother at and father were killed. the baby survived. >> you think about you know what, i can pick up the phone and call her. that is what we do most of the time. it is still not real. we have our moments we'll be okay, then we break down. the pain is inreal. iinunreal, you shouldnever buryr son before you. reporter: the suspect has been charged with capital murder. and justice department is treating this as a domestic terrorism case, said it is considering pursuing federal hate crime charges. based on a manifestoy, shooter allegedly left that is filled with antihispanic and immigrant rhetoric. el paso sheriff said that writings make it clear, that gunman cal came here with one gl in mind that is to kill has many hispanics as possible. this crowd has

our website at al-jazeera dot com more news in half an hour daryn jordan next it's yemen war profiteers do stay with us here on out as a. that was. it's a school trip. 62 jane are traveling across one of them. the rest would be filmed by security cameras suddenly the bus is hit by a bomb. the strong blast rips through shops nearby. well below me here the moment was a lot of thought about when a beating i love that i live in ink like you fish of mud that i know a lot of a lot of you know nothing of out of that a lot of other stuff i'll have one and i'm going to dominate and he's going to go yeah i'm dyin way back. to let me have a nothing. been up there i don't know what i. opened and i thought i'm a lot. of fun at a. time and even e he about half an hour usually in our human hand i say head oh there's a lot about. was 11 years old he was buried alongside the other children the airstrike killed 51 people and left 79 wounded. the school bus was hit by saudi u.a.e. coalition jets they called it a mistake and claimed their target was the who the rebels the armed group that overth

. hello i'm down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. president visits 2 cities scarred by mass shootings but protesters say he isn't welcome. and puerto rico swears in its 3rd governor in 6 days after weeks of demonstrations and legal wrangling over the counter. pakistan has stepped up the political pressure on india over the disputed territory of kashmir it's expelled in the ambassador downgraded diplomatic relations and suspended trade indian security forces are imposing a clamp down in indian administers kashmir 3 days of the new delhi took away the region's autonomy al-jazeera has exclusive pictures now from sri lanka which is under tight military control priyanka gupta begins our coverage. street arguer a ghost town troops on every corner barricades everywhere in the largest city in the indeed enlisted. in the us government says recent troop force months are to ensure security to maintain order as kashmiris see the effects of the significant changes to their autonomy and statehood. they didn't tell us anything and we walked article 37 all the phone l

ago, jordan gave birth to her third child, a beautiful baby boy named paul. jordan was one of 20 people tragically killed at this el paso walmart. >> she had a personality that would light up an entire room. everybody loved her. she was an incredible mom, too. she was a wonderful person. she would give anything for those kids, anything. even her life. >> 24-year-old jordan and her husband andre had taken the baby to the store to buy school supplies for their older daughter. they immediately tried to get in touch with the couple. >> we're at the unification center. we're praying to god that you're on the buses and that you'll be here. but they didn't come. >> jordan had been shot. the family later learning she'd died on the way to the hospital, based on witness accounts they believe the couple did everything they could to protect their infant son. >> we think he shielded her, she shielded the baby, and that's how he was able to survive. >> you would have expected nothing less. >> i would expect nothing less. >> the baby suffered two fractures and bruises but miraculously is otherw

the numbers do change. it's now 22 dead. among the dead, jordan and andre anchondo. the couple was shopping for back-to-school supplies when this happened. it is a terrible situation. they're with their 2-month-old son. the fire started. jordan's aunt and uncle spoke to cnn about what happened and why they are now gone. >> baby paul was pulled from her, still had blood i would imagine from what we understand he went into the hospital as -- >> john doe. baby john doe. the details are very cloudy, but from what we understand, baby paul has recovered from the crime scene with his mother on top of him. we got word that andre had jumped in front of his wife to protect his wife and son throughout the whole circumstance. so very devastating. >> we've heard that the infant may have even been grazed by a bullet. the family says that jordan was also a mother to two other kids. their ages, 5 and 2. think about what they have to grow up with knowing, and now not knowing. let's get to the latest now on that investigation. we have erica hill with us here in el paso. it's good to see you. i wish

learning that one of the victims in el paso died protecting her baby. the family of jordan anchondo says that she shielded her 2-month-old son while the shots were being fired. her husband andre was also among those killed. the baby survived. the baby was treated at a hospital after suffering broken bones. jordan's sister spoke with nbc news about her sibling. listen. >> she was incredible. she had a personality that could light up an entire room. everybody loved her. she was an incredible mom, too. she was just a wonderful person. she'd give anything for those kids. anything. even her life. >> authorities are treating the el paso shooting as domestic terrorism. they're also considering bringing hate crime charges against the suspect. it all stems from a racist post that he is believed to have written before the attack happened. now one resident in el paso says that for the first time she feels attacked because of her race. >> we are being isolated for our color. we're way past that now. we're years past color. we should be way past where we're at right now, and this is why we're here, a

jordan anchondo says that she shielded her 2-month-old son while the shots were being fired. her husband andre was among those killed in the shooting as well. the baby survived, though. the baby was treated at a hospital after suffering broken bones. jordan's sister spoke with nbc news about her sibling. >> she was incredible. she had a personality that could light up an entire room. everybody loved her. she was an incredible mom, too. she was just a wonderful person. she'd give anything for those kids. anything. even her life. >> a man who lost two of his cousins in the ohio shooting is now calling for american gun laws to be changed. here is his emotional plea to the u.s. president. >> my family's lost for words, but i got to remain strong, you know, you have people in high places, you know, and i'm going identify i'm going to get on every news station and i'm going to shout this out, you know, we have gun laws -- people can just go and buy guns, you know, and not even be registered and not even qualify. they can just buy into a gun store and buy high-powered equipment and kill people

at age 88 in new york crossing the jordan looks back on the office life and what she was the 1st african-american to win literatures ultimate prize the nobel in 1903 breaking barriers along the way when i think there can a call for writer. has got to be the nobel prize but what toni morrison really did was create space to discuss racism sexual abuse injustice and love through the experiences of african-americans she became a global cultural icon and an inspiration to every would be writer the reason she turned to writing rather than reading and editing is that she saw a literary landscape that had a gap that wasn't telling a story that she wanted herself to read she shared with us lives that had not been previously shared morrison was the ultimate working single mom while raising 2 sons and working as a book editor and professor she published 11 novels 8 books of essays and a series of children's books she won the pulitzer prize in 1988 for beloved a novel about a mother's decision to kill her child so that she would not be enslaved morrison was a bestselling author many times ov

those hurt, one as young as two months old. it's believed his mother, 25-year-old jordan anchando, died while shielding him. the baby found covered in blood but alive. his father andre was killed too. abc's david muir spoke with their family. zplt baby had bruises on his head, broken fingers, and he was full of blood. it happened to be his parents' blood on the baby. thankfully he's okay. >> reporter: for hours some family members searched for their loved ones. eddie halburg made this desperate plea for help in finding her 86-year-old mother. >> i got tired of waiting and waiting and waiting and i just want to know where my mom is. >> reporter: today we learned her mother, angie englisbee, was identified as one of those killed. also among the dead, 15-year-old javier rodriguez. the soccer-loving local teen was set to start his sophomore year in high school. many decrying that one life lost is too many. but there's no escaping the fact that these incidents are happening more and more. the gun violence archive puts the number of mass shootings this year at 255. those are incidents w

, what'd you find >> reporter: good morning, guys. jordan holgorsen, now 17 years old, is still recovering you would think this startling video would be a wake-up call, discouraging people from jumping off this high bridge but what we found when we went back to the moulton falls bridge last week may surprise you >> jordan, you have to go. >> stop, wait. stop >> reporter: it's the video that caught the nation's attention. >> so scared right now >> reporter: then 16-year-old jordan holgorsen pushed off this bridge she slammed into the water, breaking six ribs and puncturing both lungs >> i could have died easily. but i didn't >> reporter: in the past year, things haven't changed much around this picturesque bridge the scenery is similar so are the stunts. it remains a popular place to take the leap. >> the adrenaline rush jumping off the bridge is so much fun. >> reporter: within an hour of arriving on site, we saw these men getting ready to jump, as onlookers watched in disbelief seconds later, they plunged about 60 feet down they weren't the only daredevils we witnessed watch as this man c

was a hate crime. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up protests up back on the streets in hong kong a day after police fired tear gas to disperse them. thousands more indian troops are deployed to kashmir as hindu pilgrims and tourist dollars and leave a security concern. right we begin with breaking news out of the u.s. state of ohio where a shooting has taken place police say 10 people have been killed including the gunman in an area in dayton's oregon district 16 people were taken to hospital with injuries yet the eyes also on the scene and investigating so far there's no indication of a motive. well this all comes on the heels of another shooting in texas police that the rest of the 21 year old white man suspected of killing at least 20 people the gunman opened fire at a shopping mall in the city of el paso which is on the border with mexico president has called the shooting an act of cowardice police are investigating the possibility the attack was a hate crime is the worst mass shooting in the u.s. this year as rob reynolds reports. heavily

argument here. they said one of those contacts -- yes, jordan. there were no women on the supreme court in 1965. the court ruled there is a right to privacy and certain contacts. one of the times in which americans should be entitled to privacy is when they are meeting with their doctor in the office of a doctor's office. you should be able to be honest with your doctor. your doctor should be able to exercise their professional judgment. under the sacred space in that the state really should not intervene. it was like there was a right to privacy. in 1972 the ruling in griswold was extended to unmarried women . it is kind of shocking when you think about the sequence of events. it is one year before roe v. wade, so we are starting to see this legal history unfolding kind of quickly just before roe v. wade and again it is the concept of privacy . the most famous and controversial of all abortion cases is roe v. wade, which was decided in 1973 . i have a picture of the lead attorney for roe. i wanted to see how young she was. she was 26 years old when she was litigating before the s

surprised, though. they shadow band jim jordan and mark meadows and ronna mcdaniel. instagram does the same. >> as a result of this part double standard, the central committee set in a statement, and i quote, "twitter's hostile actions toward leader mcconnell's campaign are outrageous, and we will not tolerate it." also, the head of the republican national congressional committee tweeted, "i have directed the halt of all spending with twitter unless they address their targeting of team mitch. we will stand firmly with our friends against anti-conservative bias." his blocking may set off a new round of congressional scrutiny of tech giants. he is, after all, the senate majority leader, and he's really mad about this. melissa, back to you. >> melissa: thank you for that. let's bring in trump 20 can indication director, tim murtaugh. thank you for joining us. >> short, happy to be with you. >> melissa: if you want to punish twitter, the best way to do it would be to get the president to get off twitter for a little while. have you thought about that? >> that the decision the president would ha

: jordan barns opened up his gym to children with nowhere to go. >> the kids should be the main priority if we all put the kids first and do what we can to help them to make this as less painful as possible for them. >> reporter: the raids happened wednesday in six small towns near jackson, mississippi. federal authorities say the sweep has been in the works for months according to federal officials, about 600 agents spanned out across the food processing plant surrounding the perimeter to stop workers from escaping and later processing them for immigration violations >> while we welcome folks from other countries, they have to follow our laws. they have to abide by our rules. they have to come here legally or they shouldn't come here at all. >> reporter: in 2008 during the bush administration, i.c.e. arrested nearly 400 people in iowa this latest operation unfolded on the same day president trump visited el paso amid criticism his immigration rhetoric contributed to the mass shooting there. the acting director of i.c.e. says there was no connection between yesterday's trip and the raids

trying to shield their baby jordan's family spoke with our own lester holt about that >> it's someone like, we're here at the unification center. we're praying to god that -- >> the baby suffered two fractures and some bruises, but miraculously survived. the family also leaves behind two toddlers ages 2 and 5. witnesses say the rampage started out in the parking lot with the alleged gunman shooting his way into the store nbc's miguel almaguer has the details. >> reporter: as the onslaught s 10:39 a.m. >> they were p shot, covered in blood >> reporter: the active shooter spraying round after round into a crowd of families shopping for school supplies. the gunman seen here with his ak-47-style rifle wearing eye protection >> once he saw people start running from them, pop, pop, pop, pop it just increased rapid fire to get as much people as et could to kill. >> reporter: with frantic shoppers running for cover and others paralyzed by fear, stores at the nearby mall go into lockdown >> you have to run down. >> the shooter is that way >> reporter: 10:45 a.m., six minutes after the killing

tiroteos. palmira: estas son algunas de las vÍctimas, jordan y andrÉ. padres de niÑos estaba comprando Útiles escolares, murieron protegiendo a su hijo de dos meses. arturo benavides, de 60 aÑos, era un veterano de guerra y conductor de autobuses que se encontraba en un walmart. angie english, de 77 aÑos habÍa hablado minutos antes del tiroteo con sus hijos, su familia no sabÍa nada de ella. ramÓn: las historias de los sobrevivientes comienzan a salir a la luz. palmira: jorge r nÚÑez pudo conversar con una mujer y su madre, sobrevivientes a tiroteo. jorge: silvia, una sobreviviente de la masacre de la tienda walmart en el paso, texas nos cuenta su aterradora experiencia. >> mi mamÁ y yo estábamos desayunando, cuando entrÓ el demonio ese a matar tanta gente. jorge: comenta que la cajera dijo que se tiraron al piso en este atentado. silviaÓ ver por debajo de la mesa al sospechosoar sin remordimiento a gente inocente. >> yo estaba llamando al 911 y no me contestan. decidÍ terminar la llamada y comenzar a grabar. yo sabÍa que con el favor de dios, mi madre y yo Íbamos a regr

least two victims' stories. jordan and andre anchondo, parents of three young children, were shopping for school supplies when the gunman opened fire. jordan later died at a hospital after using her body to protect her 2-month-old son. her husband is also confirmed dead. their baby survived. we're also learning the names of some of those victims. angie gillespie, 86 years old. arturo was 56 -- 29 people in 13 hours. for making bucket lists. bookers know summer is for booking it. (chime, slam, chime) like booking a beachside resort and ordering two more tacos than you need to. check. showing the deep end who's boss. check. starting a scooter gang with the fam. check. awesome. bookers know summer won't last forever. you're going to thank me. so be a booker at booking.com. the world's #1 choice for booking accommodations. so be a booker at booking.com. bleech! aww! awww! ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft for the win win. he borrowed billions donald trump failed as a businessman. and left a trail of bankruptcy and broken promises. he hasn't changed. i started a tiny i

. andre and jordan. they just dropped off their 5-year-old daughter at cheerleading practice before coming to walmart to buy her school supplies. jordan was carrying their 2-year-old son. andre shield his wife from the gunfire and the mother of three shield their baby. the husband and wife are dead, their 2-year-old baby survived, along with their other children. >> i would give my life for hers. any day i would give my life for her. reporter: we are learning about the heroes, everyday people who rushed into danger to help carry the people who had been injured or care for the children who were separated from their parents. >> what i did was way was supposed to do. i understand it was heroic. i am looked at it as a hero but that wasn't the reason for me. i was broken hearted for those kids and the families that were lost. it hurts me like they were part of me. reporter: you hear story after story that tears at your heart strings as the community tries to find a way to move forward. the 21-year-old from outside of dallas, the state prosecutors are charging him with capital murder. the

17th 2030 in the dream. is over. i'm will jordan. for a year my team and i have been investigating the dreamliner it's the boeing company's big bet on the future a plane created to save fuel improve comfort and boost profits. built in a new way designed and manufactured by schools of companies around the globe. the company that makes the factory is g.s. you also based in kyoto. we wanted them to tell us what you've gone so wrong. hi how are you and all. out there. just. wonder when you might be willing to do an interview they refused. to. tell me. the battery is only one part of the dreamliner is complex electrical system is also a charger made is a factory thousands of kilometers away what happened there shows boeing learned years ago just how dangerous at least e.m.i. and battery could be. in tucson arizona we tracked down michael lane on. an electrical technician. i've been working electronics since i was 17 years old my drawing the paratroopers i was assigned to alectryon a communications a tie in of 82nd airborne. and this is the 1st time i've been here since. 2007. it's hard

murdered andre and jordan on john doe. they were inside the wal-mart with their 2 month-old son when the shooting began. >>this is a war. her son to give anything for those kids. anything even her life. >>that's when jordan apparently did that day protecting her baby by using her body as a shield. the baby was injured, but survived i want to do is find my i want to know if she's dead or alive this emotional plea from a daughter ending in heartbreak. 86 year-old angie angles bea's family. now says she's one of the victims and 60 year-old at little bit of the this an army veteran and bus driver, his niece describing him as a caring and strong-willed man with plenty of love left to share. police and federal authorities still piecing together why the 21 year-old suspect allegedly went on a rampage we are treating it as a domestic terrorism case local police saying the suspect is cooperating with investigators and that he is unrepentant. >>law enforcement sources also tell cnn the suspect posted a 4 page manifesto online filled with white nationalist and racist language targeting immigrants a