nine people dead in dayton, ohio. at least 16 others injured in a popular hiic district in that city. but, of course, we are also covering the other major story that was taking place just less than 24 hours ago. at 10:00 a.m. central time in el paso, more than a dozen people were killed while they were there at a busy walmart in el paso. the imagines that we have seen from there have been absolutely horrific and the stories that have been coming out have been tremendous and terrible as well. >> we also know a little bit more about the weapons used in el paso. we know according to police a ak 47. a someone-year-old suspect who posted an essay that explained some of his motivation in pursuing this shooting. meanwhile, in dayton, ohio, according to police, we know it was a long gun that the suspect was using there on the scene. nine people dead, 16 people injured in dayton, ohio. i talk with a witness who was there, anthony reynolds, who was there and he got his eye on the suspect. >> you're talking about the dayton one?

again, that's the scene there in dayton, ohio. protesters there in dayton and also protesters in el paso, texas, we are told. jacob soboroff is on the ground for us there in el paso where 22 people were killed. jacob, what's the seen there ahead of the president's visit to texas? >> reporter: you know what, craig? i was at el dorado high school this morning for a memorial and remembrance for the 22 people killed at this walmart and it was remarkably positive and uplifting. surprising, really, given the long history of the president's, in my estimation, disrespectful posture towards the residents of el paso. the way he was long characterized this city as dangerous is just completely factually incorrect. it's one of the safest big cities in america and we should remind people that the murderer of the alleged white supremacist that came to this walmart drove hundreds of miles to come here to one of the safest cities in the country in order to carry out this terrorist attack. and beto o'rourke, the candidate for the presidency of the

anthony in dayton, ohio. anthony, what happened? >> caller: about 1:05 as i'm leaving a bar, they still have a fairly long line because the club doesn't usually close until 2:00. as i'm walking towards the back of the line to exit towards my vehicle at wily's comedy club, i just hear -- we turn around and hear a shot. like we just hear sounded like a gunshot. we're not used to that. we hear multiple gunshots and a like a repetitive array of gunshots. my friend behind me, i'm telling him come on, they're shooting. as i turn around, you can see bodies falling in the line at the bar. they were falling and screaming and the chaotic just mobs of people running. you can just -- it became a frantic situation imt. >> anthony, i'm so sorry that you had to witness this. i'd like to know, can you describe for us what this neighborhood is like on a normal night? >> it's live bands. it's nightclub atmospheres. bars, just a lot of middle class, working class people, college students. it's very peaceful. oregon is one of dayton's historic district

the other in dayton, ohio. christie paul and victor blackwell pick it up from here. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning. we're starting "new day" an hour earlier. i'm

including anti-government and -- >>> we're on the scene in dayton, ohio. wayne, thank you for joining us. >> yes. thank you for having me. >> we're so sorry for what has happened to your community here. i'd like to know, what do you know in terms of the latest developments there on the ground? >> well, we just came from a conference, press conference at the convention center downtown. and law enforcement was telling us that, including the shooter that there are ten deceased right now. the coroner just left. you have people that just stunned. this is an area that caters to upper middle class and college students, very pristine and laid back. this is the last thing that you would expect in this area. a birthday party was going on tonight, and a family that knows their loved one is one of the victims, they have gathered at an arby's adjacent to the oregon district and people are just collapsed on the ground sobbing and crying. they can't believe it. they're waiting for official word. i was told maybe a half hour ago that the young lady, their loved one had fa

this is dayton, ohio. 1600 miles from el paso. and you've got 71 families not including witnesses to what had happened, to how it had happened over the last 13 hours. but you've got 71 families, many of them 1600 miles apart, as they are waking up to a new reality, their families are broken. because their families are feeling the absence of somebody in their life. we have nan whaley, the mayor of dayton, tweeting this.heartbrok. thank you to our first responders for all that you have done. we'll share updates as we have more information. the dayton police department also sharing updates on their twitter page as well. but of course those lights, that police presence, the emergency presence of people who are trying to help victims, still all there in dayton, ohio. want to take you from dayton again 1600 miles away to el paso where victor blackwell is. and even with that kind of a distance, victor, the pain is the same. you lose somebody in your family, the pain is the same. doesn't matter how many miles there are between you. but it

the second incident happened in dayton, ohio. nine people were killed when a gunman opened fire outside a bar in the city centre in the early hours of the morning. he has now been identified as 24—year—old connor betts. and that's just about it from me, you can get in touch with me twitter at any time. you are watching bbc news, goodbye. hello, it's turned into another evening of drenching downpours for many parts of the uk. that actually sets the theme for the week ahead. it won't be raining all the time, but where it does rain could be very intense, could bring some further disruption from these showers and thunderstorms. this is the radar picture from a little earlier on. you can see the way in which the showers and thunderstorms really got going across the midlands up into northern england, parts of scotland as well. these areas still covered by a met office yellow warning, this is valid until midnight. the yellow warning extended fairly recently down into parts of lincolnshire as well. so these showers and storms continu

in dayton, ohio, a gunman opening fire around 1:00 a.m. eastern in the oregon district downtown, killing nine people. the suspect is dead. dayton's mayor spoke in the last hour. >> what's sad is i've gotten messages from cities across the country. so many of us have gone through it. today is the 250th mass shooting in america. it's sad it's in the city of dayton. the shooter had a high-capacity zi

another nine died outside a bar in dataen, ohio. dayton, ohio. former classmates of the ohio gunman say when he was in high school, he had a hit list. of classmates he wanted to kill or hurt. in the attack early sunday, nine people were killed when the shooter opened fire outside bar. people ran away so quickly, their shoes were left behind. ryan young has details from the scene. >> reporter: a flurry of shots show the brief but deadly moments the suspect and gunman opened fire on saturday night crowds in downtown dayton ohio. the gunman parked his car and walked through the oregon district. a neighborhood known for night life. and fired shots after 1:00 a.m. surveillance video shows crowds running from the shots. dayton police patrol this area saturday nights and were able to respond in seconds. >> a suspect opened fire. along the oregon district. wearing body armor, and used a 223 caliber high capacity magazine. he had a additional magazines. >> threat was neutralized in approximately 30 seconds. of the suspect firing his first shots. >> two wo

then hours later, another gunman struck in dayton, ohio. his rampage lasted less than a minute, but it claimed nine lives. the attacker was also killed by police within moments of his first shots. the attack in el paso is being treated as domestic terrorism. the alleged shooter is being charged with capital murder, and as for motive, authorities say that he posted a racist and white nationalist manifesto online. the disturbing document lays out the reasons for the attack and singles out hispanics. that is significant because el paso is a border town. says at least seven were its co- citizens. cnn's ed lavandera has more now on the investigation. >> reporter: at 10:39 saturday morning came the first calls for help. a 21-year-old white male walked into this walmart store in east el paso and unleashed a deadly attack with an assault-style rifle. >> everybody in the mcdonald's is wondering what happened. i'm looking to see what's going on and more people are coming in and then i hear boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: thousands of

call the number of people killed in dayton ohio on saturday night could have been much greater. many americans went to bed shocked by the deaths in el paso and walk on sunday to news of another mass shooting this time dayton ohio 9 dead more than 20 wounded the shooter killed as well he'd walk through a busy area pipe with bars and nightclubs firing indiscriminately and we don't know the thoughts of the shooter at this time we know that he was wearing body armor and had high capacity magazines and. right now our focus is on the families and friends frankly that went. to town town on saturday night and thought that they go home safe and they didn't happen the president was fully briefed and tweeted out the f.b.i. local and state enforcement are working together in el paso and in dayton ohio information is rapidly being accumulated in dayton much has already been learned in el paso law enforcement was very rapid in both instances updates will be given throughout the day the man being held for the el paso shooting is a 21 year old white male police and federal authorities are tryin

and as the country was reeling from that tragedy, another massacre in dayton, ohio. the president weighing in. >> these are two incredible places. hate has no place in our country. >> reporter: police say 24-year-old connor bets opened fire in the downtown oregon district killing nine people and injuring 26. >> it was complete chaos. people start running, and that's when i started hearing shots firing. and bullets were just real. >> reporter: the gunman who was wearing body armour and using an ak-47-style rifle was shot down by dayton first responders in less than a minute. among those killed, the suspect's sister. investigators now looking for a motive. >>> here in texas, the justice department says they'll aggressively pursue federal hate crime. federal firearm and domestic terrorism charges against patrick crusius. he is currently facing capital murder charges and the death penalty. in el paso, texas, i'm ramin a puga, abc news, now back to you. >> president trump today responded to reporters who asked what's being done about the gun violence. mr. trump said, we h

but it does not happen here in dayton, ohio, the police chief said. so he is quite heartbroken to see this happen in his community. you can see it on the facial expressions of the first responders that are out here. they are really shaken themselves. they work the streets, they have been inside this club multiple times. this is the first time anything like this has happened in the area. lets move on to other news. iranian state media say iran's revolutionary guards seized a foreign oil tanker in the gulf on wednesday, claiming the ship was smuggling fuel to arab states. this is the third tanker that iran has seized in the past fortnight, this british ship was impounded by iran a few weeks ago. it's not yet clear what flag this latest ship was flying under nor what nationalities the seven crew belong to. the headlines on bbc news... 20 people have been killed in a mass shooting in a walmart store in the us city of el paso, texas — a man has been taken into custody by police a second mass shooting has taken place in the us, in dayton, ohio , ten peopl

the second shooting took place in dayton, ohio, where nine people died. officials said the speed of the police response could have saved hundreds of lives. if dayton police had not gotten to the shooter in under a minute... think of that, 26 injured, nine dead, hundreds of people in the oregon district could be dead today. the water level at toddbrook reservoir has been reduced by more than three meteres in the battle to prevent the dam from collapsing. whaley bridge residents are still being told they can't return home. heathrow airport holds last—minute talks with unions in an attempt to avert strikes next week, but they say airlines have started to contact passengers on affected flights. borisjohnson announces £1.8 billion of extra funding for hospitals in england. a daredevil french inventor has succeeded in crossing the english channel on a jet—powered hoverboard injust 20 minutes. and coming up in half an hour: ca nada's legalised it, so three mps go on a weed trip to see if britain could do the same. good afternoon. there have been two mass sh

dayton, ohio, it's a different story. this man has a track record of being a very disturbed individual, going back to his days in high school. >> you are absolutely right about that. there is so much attention to white nationalism and whatever the president has said, that some democrats say for both of the shootings, but you are absolutely right. we have one shooting, the one in el paso, and which white nationalism appears to be a factor. then we have another one in dayton, in which it appears to be not a factor at all. it is true that both of these shooters appear to be profoundly alienated young men, which is exactly the way other shootings have worked there. it is exactly like so many other mass shooters in the united states, but there will probably be because of politics a disproportionate emphasis on the el paso shooting. >> bill: byron, thank you. we will see what the president says an hour from now. >> sandra: we will have much more on these attacks coming up this hour with nan whaley, we look forward to speaking w

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, ohio, kristina coleman has more from west coast bureau, kristina. >> well, rob, in dayton, ohio, one to have victims includes the shooter's sister, 27 people injured, dayton police showed surveillance video of crowd of people running for their lives as dozens of shots were fired, ohio governor mike saying he's heartbroken over the horrible attack, dayton police releasing the names of victims today range in age from 22 to 39, vigil held tonight in honor at the dayton victims, governor saying law enforcement saved many lives during the shooting, authorities saying it's unclear how much harm the shooter could have caused with extra magazines and wearing body armor, he was in the popular bar oregon district in downtown dayton. a fund is being set up to help the victims. >> i think what's most amazing about our community is once people woke up this morning as early as 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., folks and leaders from across the community called or reached out what can i do and then others we called and they immediately stepped in. >> the fbi also asking the public for video that was

one in el paso, texas, the other in dayton, ohio. each a lone gunman, young, male, and both expressed extreme and violent views they put in writing. 29 people were killed in two shootings combined, more than 50 others are wounded. in dayton, ohio, people in a popular nightclub district hit the ground or started running when gunfire suddenly erupted about 1:00 in the morning. police responded almost immediately, shooting the gunman dead but not before he killed nine people, including his own sister. listen to how it unfolded. >> shots fired! shots fired! >> where are you at? >> dispatch, we've got shots fired. we've got multiple people down. we're going to need multiple medics. somebody take each side of fifth street. east fifth and by the auditorium. we're going to need to shut the whole street down. we think there's one shooter. he is down. >> we have multiple down. >> i've got them coming there. >> it looks like we have nine or ten shot. >> okay. i've got them coming in. they're coming in. >> about 13 hours before that, some 1600 m

the latest shooting in dayton, ohio, that happened on sunday. nine people were killed there when a gunman opened fire outside of a bar in the city's oregon district. the attacker was shot dead by police. 13 hours before that, a different mass shooting in el paso, texas. the alleged gunman there killing 20 people. in el paso, the case is being treated as domestic terrorism. the alleged gunman is in custody charged with capital murder. authorities say that he posted a racist manifesto online, this just moments before the attacks. cnn's ed lavandera has the very latest on the investigation. >> reporter: at 10:39 saturday morning came the first calls for help. a 21-year-old white male walked into this walmart store in east el paso and unleashed a deadly attack with an assault-style rifle. >> everybody in the mcdonald's is wondering what happened. i'm looking to see what's going on and more people are coming in and then i hear boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. we all run out of the mcdonald's. >> reporter: thousands of shoppers including families s

this time, dayton, ohio. between these 2 shootings, 29 people are dead, 42 people are injured in a 15-hour time span and 2 mass shootings. want to get you back to victor but get you the latest on what happened in dayton. here's the latest on this overnight shooting. >> i'm lieutenant colonel matt carper. chief of police. just after 1:00 this morning, we have an active shooter situation, in the oregon district, part of our downtown area. we had one shooter that we're aware of and multiple victims. the shooter is deceased from gunshot wounds. nine victims deceased in addition to that. we have 16 more victims hospitalized right now in unknown conditions. we're working on identifying the suspect, to see what possible motivation might have been. we don't have that yet. there's a long gun with multiple rounds, at the victims. we are currently opening up the convention center. information for family members and friends, if they have questions about the status of anybody who might have been involved. dedicated phone

a different story in dayton, ohio. what do you make of joaquin castro in texas tweeting out the names of donors and not backing down from it? >> look, his defense is that these are publicly available names and anybody can look them up. it is different, though, to have an elected official tweet them out and make it easier for somebody who might want to cause trouble. whether that trouble is harassment or something more serious. for a public official to do that i think is grossly irresponsible. he shouldn't have done it. if the situation were reversed it would be important for republicans to condemn a trump supporter who did something like that. i think democrats should be asked about this and should be asked to condemn it. >> bill: he was asked to back down. he hasn't done it. the tweet is still up there. did an interview 2 1/2 hours ago and challenged on it and he is not changing. >> no. there is no sign that he is going to. i think it's unfortunate. i do hope that our colleagues in the media will ask democrats about t

ohio after a man opened fire in a bar some 16 others are injured a suspected gunman has been killed. and 20 people were killed and dozens wounded in another mass shooting in el paso texas a gunman opened fire inside a busy wal-mart store the incident is being described as a hate crime a 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 9 straight weekend some demonstrators are turning on police after their heavy handed response continue to march despite the threat to the military crackdown follows a night of fiery clashes look here from our of porter who was on the scene. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us. 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 p

less than 30 seconds from the far short speaking fire in dayton ohio for police officers to neutralize that is kill the man who is firing the guns the president says that he'll have thought of that announcement to make on monday and there is a national debate ongoing what created the conditions for people to fire guns the way they did both in texas and in ohio there are laws that can be changed that can be tough and that will make it more difficult how does the president of the united states do what his primary role is which is to keep american citizens safe all of that should become clear in the next 24 hours as this national conversation continues. many americans went to bed shocked by the deaths in el paso and walk on sunday to news of another mass shooting this time dayton ohio 9 dead more than 20 wounded the shooter killed as well he'd walk through a busy area pipe with bars and nightclubs firing indiscriminately and we don't know the thoughts of the shooter at this time we know that he was wearing body armor and had high capacity magazines next to me right now our focus is on the

at least 31 people massacred. [ gunshots ] bullets tearing apart el paso, texas and dayton, ohio. one a racist attack. the other the shooter's dark past slowly coming to light. now americans demanding answers and action. plus, heroes under fire. >> why run? >> out of darkness extraordinary bravery. >> we did everything possible to save him. like everything. >> reporter: rushing to help and staring down evil. >>> and in remembrance. a country now coming together, mourning loved ones lost. "nightline" will be right back. >>> good evening and thanks so much for joining us. the mass shootings rocking the country to its core. 31 people dead and dozens more injured in two separate attacks over the weekend. now the hunt for answers as a nation once again tries to make sense of the senseless. >> run. >> reporter: scenes of chaos. eerily similar. >> go, go! come on! >> reporter: but more than 1500 miles apart. >> i miss her. i'd give my life in trade for hers. >> reporter: stories of loss and heartbreak now spanning the nation. >> i just wish she would just wake up in a hospital and be lik

shimon, what are you learning about this dayton, ohio, shooting? officials there saying there will be another briefing later on. not a lot has been revealed about this suspect. the name, the age and that among the nine his sister was killed. >> yeah. that was one of the things that we did learn in the last hour was that his sister was killed in this. we don't know why. it's not entirely clear if he was targeting her or if she somehow got caught up in this crowd. that's all going to come out i think in the 4:00 press conference. the police saying that they're going to provide more information, more details about what happened. so it sounds like at 4:00 we are going to get a lot more information. we're not going to get answers to everything. i don't know that motive is going to be explained there. i think it's a little complicated in this situation, unlike what we have seen in el paso. i don't think this is as clear cut. we've seen some hints from some of the elected officials who just spoke that there may be information about the type of ammunition

brooke baldwin is in dayton, ohio. this one in walmart triggering all the ugliest suspicions of spreading of hate and extremism in this country. we are being killed from within by our own in this country. of course, it breaks your heart. the question is then what? if you do not recognize the problem, there is no resolve to find a solution. so what we're finding in the investigation is that the gunman here turned himself in, has shown no remorse, no regret. put out a manifesto detailing his hatred of an invasion of hispanics and that is our reality here. brooke, you're in dayton. >> i am, chris, thank you. we're in dayton, ohio, just hours after the nation was rocked by the mass shootings there in el paso, a similar scene played out just over this way in the middle of one of the most popular neighborhoods surrounded by businesses, lunch spots, bars, movie theater. this is where this happened in the wee hours of sunday morning. when it was all over just 30 seconds after the shooting began at least nine people were killed

the people of dayton ohio tell us. we want you here the president flew to the city today to offer his condolences after last weekend's mass shooting but he was greeted by. his divisive. pakistan. following india's moves to scrap. this state is. political leaders are under arrest. during peace talks to protect. good to have you with us president donald trump is on his way to el paso texas to meet survivors and family members of the victims of saturday's mass shooting in which 22 people were killed now he's flying from dayton ohio after a similar visit to victims of another rampage in which 9 people died. their chance of demands for stronger gun controls and voiced opposition to the president's divisive rhetoric about immigrants and people of color. made no public appearances in dayton ohio or. now as he was leaving washington d.c. at the start of this trip trump was asked how he would respond to critics who say that he has him bold in name white supremacists and inciting hatred. i don't like any of the very way through

mayor on the shooting of ohio at about 1:00 o'clock eastern, the latest at dayton ohio, 10 people are dead, includes 9 victims and the shooter, 27 people taken to the hospital, some are still in critical condition and will undergo surgery today, the shooting happened at around 1:00 a.m. in dayton's popular, witnesses in -- [inaudible] >> the people screaming and the trampling and just the fear. >> dayton's mayor and eyewitnesses are praising dayton police for the rapid response, shooting and killing the suspect in about a minute, the city's mayor says hundreds of people could could have been dead. >> this is a very safe part of downtown and it's a very popular destination so we regularly have officers in the area, fortunately we had multiple officers in the immediate vicinity when the incident started. >> so far investigators have not named the shooter, molly. >> matt finn, thank you very much. >> we will have more on the mass shootings and the one yesterday in texas with el paso's county commissioner, he will join us coming up next. to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your li

dayton ohio. another twisted monster opened fire on a crowded. downtown street. he murdered 9 people, including his own sister and injured 27 others. the first lady and i join all americans in praying and grieving for the victims their families and the survivors. we will stand by their side for ever we will never forget. fees barbaric slaughters aren't assault upon our communities. upon our nation and a crime against all of humanity. we are outraged and sickened. by this monstrous evil. the cruelty the hatred. the malice the bloodshed and that air. our hearts are shattered for every family whose parents. husbands and wives were ripped from their arms and their lives. america weeps for the fallen. we're a loving nation and our children are entitled to grow up in a just peaceful and loving society together we lock arms to shoulder the grief. we ask god in heaven to ease the anguish of those who suffer. and we vow to act with urgent. i want to thank the many law enforcement personnel who responded to these atrocities with the extraordinary grace and courage of ameri

kathy park in dayton, ohio. again. we'll go back to dayton as soon as that press conference begins. we expect to hear from the president shortly. this is the first time we'll see him publicly this weekend, and the big question will he speeg about the shooting as he leaves new jersey for washington, d.c. our white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has been with the president over the course of this weekend. your sense of the likelihood we're going to hear something more extended from the president in a few minutes time? >> reporter: my sense is highly likely. and my reason for that is this is president who often addresses reporters, and this is circumstance where clearly he has been aware of the high degree of interest, concern angst in the country over these two shootings. all of the grief and loss and the many questions that go on from it. what i am unsure of is how much the president will address any underlying motives or if any of his rhetoric is a contributing factor to some of the motivations. will he go into any of that? that i'm not sure of. but the president has been talki

brand new surveillance video the moment that police took down the shooter in dayton, ohio. >> in texas we are learning more chilling details about the the suspect that killed 20 people. >> two surfers bitten minutes apart and we just learned of a third attack. you're covered. (dramatic music) and you're saving money, because you bundled home and auto. sarah, get in the house. we're all here for you. all: all day, all night. (dramatic music) great job speaking calmly and clearly everyone. that's how you put a customer at ease. hey, did anyone else hear weird voices while they were in the corn? no. no. me either. whispering voice: jamie. what? did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles tough grease on a variety of surfaces. try dawn ultra. >> back with fox news alert, vigils across el paso pay tribute to 20 lives senselessly lost in shooting. rob: this morning we are learning about the victims and motive, fbi investigates this shooting as

the president arriving here in dayton, ohio. you've been hearing behind us what you might describe as a microcosm of the division in this community, perhaps the division in this country right now. you have trump supporters here waving a trump flag as protesters demand action. this is the president there being greeted by local officials. i believe that's the governor, mike dewine, on the right, greeting the president and the first lady. as he lands in a community that is divided over the president's visit here. they're concerned his rhetoric has added not just to the division but to the violence, the manifesto from the el paso shooter cited language the president himself has used before, describing immigrants as invaders. that is a reason why in el paso and here in dayton, you've heard opposition to the president's visit. what will the president say to heal those wounds, to attempt to heal those wounds? he's the president up to this moment. we've heard skepticism, and we're certainly seeing the division here on the streets of day

nine people were gunned down overnight outside a bar in dayton, ohio. dozens more wounded. paramedics seen tending to the victims hit by bullets. >> it was complete chaos. i heard bullets riddling. >> surveillance video shows a crowd of people running from the gunfire around 1 a.m. early sunday morning. they flood inside this bar to hide and then seconds later the gunman is seen running to that door but is shot and killed before entering. >> in less than one minute, in less than one minute dayton first responders neutralized the shooter. >> police identified the gunman as 24-year-old connor betts. they say his 22-year-old sister megan was the youngest of the deceased victims. >> he was wearing body armor and used a .223 caliber high capacity magazine. he had additional magazines. >> the mass shooting in dayton comes less than 24 hours after the massacre at a shopping mall and wal-mart in el paso, texas. 20 people killed, 26 others wounded. we're learning one of the victims was a 25-year-old mother of three died shielding her 2-month-old baby according to the associated pres

we're live in dayton, ohio. candidate cory booker is in charleston, south carolina, wrapping up remarks on gun violence and the rising tide of hatred and white nationalism in the u.s. where did he speak? he spoke at the emanuel church where dylann roof shot and killed nine people back in 2015 during a prayer service. booker said these events do not happen in a vacuum. he cited the bible about reaping what you sow. >> it was sowed by those who spoke the same words the el paso murderer did, warning of an invasion. it was sowed by those who spoke of an infestation of disgusting cities, rats, and rodents, talking about majority/minority communities. it was sowed by those who have drawn an equivalent between neo-nazis and those who protest that. >> meanwhile, president trump and the first lady should be landing in ohio any minute. he's expected to face some criticism, even protests over his visit. let's speak now to jackie kucinich and cnn senior political reporter nia-malika henderson. the president will hand in a f

the other, dayton, ohio. apart s authorities are still trying to investigate the motives behind these two attacks. i'm leland vittert. gillian: i'm gillian turner. we'll join fox news sunday in progress shortly, just a few moments ago though officials in ohio identified the nine people tragically killed in dayton this morning. one of those victims now identified as the suspected shooter's sister. the mayor of dayton says no

on tuesday, it opened an investigation into the killing of nine people in dayton, ohio. it's emerged the gunman also followed a "violent ideology" although the fbi says there is no evidence of a racial motive. the shooting in july at the gilroy garlic festival in california is now also classed as domestic terrorism. officials have been poring over the gunman‘s "target list" which included religious and federal buildings. our north america correspondent peter bowes has been following developments. it is a very difficult issue, of course, for all concerned. people in those three separate us cities grieving at the moment but especially for this president. he is doing what other presidents in the past have done and that is visit these areas, sometimes described as the consoler in chief, the president, when they visit a town that has suffered a mass shooting like this. but especially as it applies to el paso in texas on the border with mexico, seven mexicans were killed in the shooting and the city has been at the epicentre of the crisis on the border, the debate that has b

new video shows the final moments before a shooter opened fire outside a dayton, ohio, nightclub. >>> plus new clues into jeffrey epstein's apparent suicide, why a source says guards may have lied about checking on the accused sex trafficker. >>> and a plane gets lost in the clouds before takeoff. what caused the mysterious fog? captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> investigators released a timeline of events leading up to the mass shooting in dayton, ohio. new surveillance video shows the moments before the gunman opened fire in the city's downtown area. police say 26 people were shot in the span of 32 seconds. nine people were killed. kwlaur laura podesta is here in new york. i think the real question that many people are asking, are investigators any closer to figuring out a motive here? >> reporter: what we are hearing, police in dayton, ohio, are struggling to determine the gunman's motive, but they are revealing new details about what happened during last wee

bounce out wrinkles, bounce out static. >>> as crowds gather for a night out in dayton, ohio, hard to imagine the fear they felt as those shots rang out nine people were killed in less than a minute. nbc gabe gutierrez spoke with some of the survivors. >> reporter: it was chaos eyewitnesses say sheer carnage in dayton's historic district. >> i looked down and everyd it loud i just freaked out and started running. >> reporter: taylor was inside this crowded bar she and a dozen terrified bystanders took cover in a bathroom not sure if people desperately banging on the door to get in were the gunman. >> it sounded like the gunshots were coming closer i just thought, it was over. >> reporter: you didn't think you were going to survive. >> i didn't think we would get out of the bathroom. >> reporter: authorities identifiy eied those that were killed, including the gunman's sister >> i look down and saw a row of bodies he shot some alive, some not. >> reporter: miller was also inside the bar celebrating a friend's birthday. did you know they were gunshots right away? >> it was pretty eviden

of el paso, texas, and mayor nan waley of dayton, ohio, to express our profound sadness and unfailing support. today, we also send the condolences of our nation to president obrador of mexico and all the people of mexico for the loss of their citizens in the el paso shooting. terrible, terrible thing. i have also been in close contact with attorney general barr and fbi director ray. federal authorities are on the ground and i have directed them to provide any and all assistance required, whatever is needed. the shooter in el paso posted a manifesto online consumed by racist hate. in one voice, our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white supremacy. these sinister ideologies must be defeated. hate has no place in america. hatred warps the mind, ravages the heart, and devours the soul. we have asked the fbi to identify all further resources they need to investigate and disrupt hate crimes and domestic terrorism, whatever they need. we must recognize that the internet has provided a dangerous avenue to radicalize disturbed mind and perform demented acts. we must shine light on the d

the latest shooting was in dayton, ohio, at about 1:00 a.m. today, when a gunman cing multiple ammunition magazines and wearing body armor opened fire in a popular entertainment district. he killed nine people andun d more than two dozen others in less than a minute. police on patrol killed spe t, identified this afternoon as 24-year-old connor betts. in el paso, texas, f prosecutors are calling yesterday's shooting at a shopping center and waan act of domestic terrorism. state officials say they will 2seek the death penalty f year-old patrick wood crusius, who surrendered at the scene. we will devote our entire broadcast to these mass shootings. "newshour weekend's" megan thompson begins our coverage with theatest out of dayton, ohio. >> reporter: gunfire broke out early this morni in the oregon district of downtown dayton, ohio, an area full of popular bars and restaurants. around 1:00 a.m. local time, a gunman began firing outside a bar, killing nine and wounding 27. according to local officials, the assailant used a high- caliber rifle and

i'll turn you over to my colleague craig melvin, live for us in dayton, ohio. craig, good morning to you. >> hallie, good morning to you, my friend, good to see you, craig melvin here in dayton, ohio where as you might imagine the mood is still quite somber as this city and our country continues to reel from two mass shootings that left 29 people dead, and 53 others hurt and it all happened in about a 12 1/2 hour span over the weekend. nine of the victims killed here in dayton killed in less than 60 seconds when a gunman opened fire here early sunday morning just a few feet behind me. >> it's astonishing, craig, i'm chris jansing, here in el paso, where we are looking at a devastated community. they're coming together. they're remembering the 20 people who were killed when a gunman opened fire inside the wall mart, right behind me, a place everyone who lives here knows well. and authorities now are learning more about the gunman, and his motivations behind this. both shootings, of course, sparking new calls for gun reform. and

among those nine killed there at dayton, ohio, at a busy nightclub area there in dayton, his 22-year-old sister among those killed. we're still awaiting more about the motivation behind this shooting. this shooting took place 13 hours after that horrific deadly shooting at a walmart in el paso, texas, earlier on saturday. 20 people there killed. and so as a result of these two shootings, we are hearing from the president of the united states on these tragedies tweeting god bless the people of el paso and dayton. the president referring to the el paso shooting as an act of cowardice. a twitter account linked to the texas shooting suspect showed the suspect retweeting the president's posts about the border wall and memes disparaging house speaker nancy pelosi. the gunman in the el paso case is in custody. and today a number of 2020 democrats vying for a seat in the white house placing blame on president trump and his racist rhetoric. >> let's not mince words right now. this president is encouraging greater racism, and not just the racist rhetoric, but the violence that so often follows. >>

nine people were gunned down overnight outside a bar in dayton, ohio, dozens more wounded. paramedics seen tending to the victims hit by bullets. >> it was complete chaos. i heard bullets. >> surveillance video shows a crowd of people running from the gunfire around 1 a.m. early sunday morning. they flood inside this bar to hide and then seconds later the gunman is seen running to that door but is shot and killed before entering. >> in less than one minute, in less than one minute dayton first responders neutralized the shooter. >> police identified the gunman as 24-year-old connor betts. they say his 22-year-othe deceased victims. >> he was wearing body armor and used a .223 caliber high capacity magazine. he additional magazines. >> the mass shooting in dayton comes less than 24 hours after the massacre at a shopping mall wal-mart in el paso, texas, 20 people killed, 26 others wounded. one of the victims was a 25- year-old mother of three who died shielding her 2-month-old baby according to the associated press. police are now handling the shooting as a domestic terrorism

well, we know the suspect has my name in dayton, ohio. he is now dead, connor betts, 2a yea rs dayton, ohio. he is now dead, connor betts, 2a years old. he was shot by the police within a minute of that shooting happening. in the middle of the night, in a busy nightlife district of the town, lots of bars and restaurants. it was outside a bar where this happened. we understand from cbs, our partners here in the us, that that shooting in dayton ohio is not being considered along the same lines as the shooting in texas, which implies that they are not investigating a possible hate crime motive, which is very definitely the line of investigation in el paso. we will leave it there for now, peter bowes, but thank you. borisjohnson has pledged £1.8 billion in a one—off funding boost for the nhs in england. the prime minister said it would go towards "vital new kit" and upgrades for 20 hospitals. labour said it fell "significa ntly short" of the amount needed by the nhs, and would not reverse years of cuts. here's our political correspondent,

the aftermath of two massacres in el paso, texas, and dayton, ohio. at least 31 people were killed by the gunfire. democrats are demanding congressional action. president trump is blaming much of this on mental illness. he says that's responsible for the carnage, not necessarily dp guns. we are joined by psychologist lisa van susterin. listen to this. >> mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun. >> i'm quoting now, the rates of mental illness are roughly the same around the world. but the rate of gun deaths here in the united states, mass murders along the lines of what we have seen over the weekend are enormous here compared to other countries. >> yes. i think most of us recognize now this is just a handy excuse to say mental illness for not taking action. it's just a giant fig leaf people use so they don't have to do what they need to do obviously which is to reduce the availability of guns. i would like to say that, yes, mental illness is a problem in the u.s. we can't get help often times, but the idea -- this is what's so naive --

god bless the people of dayton, ohio. from the ohio delegation, reaction from the two senators will begin with republican senator rob portman who says while we are still learning more about the details of the tragedy in montgomery county, we are praying for the victims. let's get all of the facts and from senator brown. our hearts break for the people of el paso and families of those lost. we're grateful for the first responders. we're also angry. angry that shooting after shooting politicians in washington and columbus refuse to pass sensible gun legislation. elise from san diego. good morning. to the program. caller: good morning. i like to make a comment. i'm hearing some people are saying that it's the gun and others say it's the people. and i think we really need to look at it's a combination of both. however, you know, we have a people that oung are doing that. they don't have a history of mental illness so much you really can't go look at every one of these people and you are trying to stop this so much really i th

we're in dayton, ohio. >> gorgeous. bars, lunch, businesses. >> whatever town you're in, whatever town you're in, have you a street like this. you know, you're an older city but on the comeback. you got some bars and restaurants and shops. this is inclusive. diverse community here. >> what's your message to mitch mcconnell. >> get off your ass. get off your ass, mitch mcconnell. he's been bottlenecking what's happening and protecting the nra forhis entire career and the country is passing you by and the point of the spear is coming for you. you've protected donald trump but particularly on this one and it's time for the senate to get off their rear ends and do something about it. people are getting killed here all over the country an i will say this is an accumulation of things happening. now it's walmart. now it's middle america and dayton. now it's, you know, the church in south carolina, you know, mother emanuel. it's -- >> just when you think it can't happen where you live, it does. >> if i heard that once i've hear

. >>> overnight in dayton, ohio, more horror. a 24-year-old gunman wearing a mask and body armor, opening fire outside of a crowded bar, killing nine people. the suspect's sister among the victims. tonight our comprehensive coverage, how the attacks unfolded, what we know about the gunman, and the stories of heartbreak and heroism. >> she was a warm person she would have given anything for those kids, anything, even her life. >>> after the latest mass shootings in america >> announcer: mass shootings in america, 24 hours of tragedy. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from el paso, texas. >>> good evening, everyone what on earth is going on? the question at the top of minds of americans tonight after the third deadly mass shooting in a week, federal authorities now treating the rampage at an el paso walmart as domestic terrorism. 20 people killed, at least 26 injured, the suspect's writingte described as an invasion of immigrants even as they were still grimly identifying the dead, volleys of shots rang