store in the us city of buffalo in new york state. the 18—year—old suspect has been taken into custody. police are calling it a hate crime and an act of "racially motivated violent extremism". the mayor of ukraine's second—largest city kharkiv has told the bbc that russian troops have withdrawn from his city, which has been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. but president zelensky has said the situation in the eastern donbas region remains very difficult. abortion rights supporters are protesting in cities across the united states against a probable supreme court decision to overturn the roe v wade case, that legalised abortion nationwide. large rallies have taken place in houston,

okay just, law enforcement authorities in the state of new york, both the new york state police, as well as police in buffalo, which apparently had a one-minute response time to this incident which is obviously quite quick. or heavily involved in this investigation. we have a person charged here. we're also trying to understand his prior history. one of the things we've been looking into is new york state's red flag law. it's something called an erpo. it's essentially, somebody who's got an extreme kind of a protective order that comes into play. and this is not something that just law enforcement generates, school officials, school administrators can ask for this. family members can ask for this. and it's when somebody has identified a threat, that somebody is making either to themselves, or to others, their exists a mechanism that they can go to the courts and either have their firearms or weapons taken away. and then that person will appear before the court and argue why should not be the case. or a judge can determine that will be the case. there's a temporary portion of this, that i

the highest punishment we have in new york state . and the cemetery says, the suspect pleaded not guilty. the 1st 2 minutes of his attack were live streamed on social media platform, twitch via a camera attached to his helmet authorities or calling for tighter controls on streaming site. alright and remanded, there is a responsibility out there and we're going to continue to work on this and make sure that those who provide these platforms have a moral and ethical. and i hope to have a legal responsibility to ensure that such hate cannot populate these sites. the live streaming of terror attacks is becoming more common with extremists using online platforms to spread messages of racial hatred. now in tennis, the walls number one tennis player, novak doc of it has reached a milestone picking up tall victory, number 1000 on route to the italian open. final topic. deckervidge defeated, caspar rude in straight sets becoming only the 5th men player to reach 1000 wins in the open era. hilo faced stefan, nor stacy bus in the final. and later

well, tucker , it's beyond that in new york state and newy jersey, lottie's northeastern states we are on the climate changeern agenda. so hard core new york states enacting the climate leadership and community protection act that starts in 20, 30 and a basically outlaws fossil fuelsor and forces the electrification of everything that's less than seven 1/2 years away. that's all new construction. ats and if you, go to replace your oil or natural gas, propane gas furnace or boiler, you're going to be forced to go electric. the studies have shown it's going to costrc. eighteen thousd to fifty thousand dollars for the average homeowner too convert new york state to electric. and they want this with clean er electric. i don't know.e we mentioned this before new york state about half of our electricity currently comes from fossil fuels. less than five percent comesesle from wind and solar. we have hydro nuclear that make up the rest. we just got rid of seven percent of our nuclear power by taking indian point in the lower hudson of valley offline. how we're going to get away with removing f

in new york state and new jersey come a lot of northeastern states, we are on the climate change agenda, so hard-core, new york state enacted the climate leadership and community protection act. that starts in 2030 and basically outlaws fossil fuels and forces the electrification of everything. that is less than seven and a half years away. that is all new construction, and if you go to replace your oil or natural gas, propane cast furnace or boiler, electric. study showed $18,000 to $15,000 for the average homeowner to convert to electric and they want this with clean electric, i don't know, we mentioned this before, new york state, but half of our electricity currently comes from fossil fuels. less than 5% comes from wind and solo solar. we have hydro- and nuclear that makes up the rest. we just got rid of 7% of our nuclear power by taking away in the hudson valley. removing fossil fuels, this makes no sense. the electric can't handle, we don't have enough grid. last year, tucker, 315,000 people moved out of new york state. as this gets closer, we are going to be driving more people o

york state. one of the most segregated cities in the country, he picked out the area with the highest concentration of black residents, and then he targeted the place where those residents were most likely to congregate. as nbc's ben collins just reported here on our air moments ago, the alleged shooter also mused online about possibly targeting a church in that neighborhood, or maybe a school. he decided on the tops grocery store instead, because targeting a grocery store was novel, and he wanted to have the maximum terrorizing effect. he wanted to make black americans feel unsafe literally anywhere they might go. in 2003, that same year the tops market opened on buffalo's east side, that neighborhood also got a new state assembly woman. her name is crystal peoples-stokes. representative peoples-stokes represents that district to this day. she is now the democratic majority leader of the assembly and the first woman and first african american to hold that post. she knows that tops market on jeff

the highest punishment, we had a new york state and the cemetery says, this has been completed not guilty. the 1st 2 minutes of his attack were live streamed on social media platform. twitch via a camera attached to his helmet. socrates are calling for tighter controls on streaming site on the road. alright and remanded, there is a responsibility out there and we're going to continue to work on this and make sure that those who provide these platforms have a moral and ethical. and i hope to have a legal responsibility to ensure that such hate cannot populate these sites. the live streaming of terror attacks is becoming more common with extremists using online platforms to spread messages of racial hatred. let's get you up to speed on some of the stories making headlines around the world. north korean leader kim jong on has ordered his military to get involved in fighting a growing coven. 19 outbreak. state media reported nearly 400000 more people with fever symptoms on monday and put the death also far at 50. it's thought most of north korea's population of 26000000 is unvaccinated. forme

>> there is no death penalty in the state of new york. the charge here will be first-degree murder which is punishable up to life without parole. there's a federal death penalty but the biden administration has imposed a moratorium. they are not putting people who have been sentenced to death to death. this is a decision the doj will have to make. >> that's what i was talking about. the federal death penalty. if somebody helped this individual, they can be charged as an accessory. they can be charged with aiding and abetting. you'll remember within the last several months it was a horrible mass shooting in michigan and the parents of that shooter war charged with aiding and abetting, with assisting and accessory. anyone that may have helped this person, knowing what he is doing or helped him along, given him aid, any type of assistance, those people or that person could be charged with aiding an abetting or with accessory as well. >> thank you for that. we continue to follow the breaking news in buffalo. police say ten people are dead, th

not only across the state but in new york city as well. listen to what she had to say. >> that is terrifying to think that all of our laws are put in place to protect people, would be obliterated by the supreme court since they know better than we do in state government. we want to protect our people we have ways to do that. we think you should have a legitimate reason that is verified and understood, why you should be able to conceal a weapon. are use a security guard? you, know do you need this for protection? there's a threshold you should go through. and to say that anybody who wants to can have supreme court rules that way, they can walk into this top score so you and not hide their weapon, what is this weather -- world coming to? they need to do this job and stop undermining rights of americans, whether it's rights of women for reproductive freedom, all rights of a state like new york to protect its citizens. i'm calling on the supreme court to do the right thing. >> alex, we have a gun issue as the governor just addressed. and in th

new york state. amsterdam churches. the suspect pleaded not guilty. the 1st 2 minutes of his attack were live streamed on social media platform. twitch by a camera attached to his helmet. authorities are calling for tighter controls on streaming sites. all right and remanded. there is a responsibility out there and we're going to continue to work on this. and they sure that those who provide these platforms have a moral and ethical. and i hope to have a legal responsibility to ensure that such hate cannot populate these sites. the live streaming of terror attacks is becoming more common with extremists using online platforms to spread messages of racial hatred. let's get you up to speed now on some other stories making headlines around the world. for molly leader has and shake, mahmud has been elected president. the 66 year old previously held the office from 2012 to 2017. the united nations back to vote was delayed by one year. there was also a vote in lebanon with the 1st parliamentary elections since the countries ec

new york state. amsterdam in charge of the suspect pleaded not guilty. the 1st 2 minutes of his attack were live streamed on social media platform. twitch, by a camera attached to his helmet. authorities are calling for tighter controls on streaming sites. remanded, there is a responsibility out there and we're going to continue to work on this. and they sure that those who provide these platforms have a moral and ethical and i hope to have a legal responsibility to ensure that such hate cannot populate these sites. the live streaming of terror attacks is becoming more common with extremists using online platforms to spread messages of racial hatred. while abundance lager has wrapped up its season, byron were already confirmed champions, which meant most of the action on the last day came near the bottom of the league, her tub, berlin, and stood. got we're hoping to avoid the dreaded relegation playoff spot. and one of them as safe another year into the top flights and the other will have to take the battle for survival into over time. stood got drew 1st

a reminder of our breaking news this hour from new york state. at least 10 people have been killed in a shooting at a supermarket in buffalo. the fbi said they were investigating the incident as both a hate crime and a case of racially motivated violent extremism. an 18—year—old man has been arrested at the scene — he's not been officially named. that's the latest from bbc news. thanks for watching. hello there. hasn't it been a glorious start to the weekend? hardly a cloud in the sky for many. lots of warm, spring sunshine but it was london that recorded the highest temperature, just shy of the warmest day so far with 23.5 celsius. but i do need to draw your attention to this little feature running up through the south—west as we speak, and it's going to continue to bring some sharp, possibly thundery downpours during the early hours of sunday morning. so, becoming more heavy and widespread to central and southern england towards dawn, and yes, that means some welcome rain potentially for the gardens. but not all of us will see those sho

joe biden visits buffalo, new york state to meet the families of the 10 people, shot dead by white supremacist on saturday. and grab your popcorn and listen to the w take on this year's big screen offerings. the cannes film festival is back without restrictions. the 1st time since the pandemic began. ah i'm so gale. welcome to the program. more than 260 of the ukrainian soldiers hold up for weeks inside the massive still works at mario paul have surrendered. this ends the was longest, sage, and puts russia in full control of this key city. rush is already taken hundreds of ukrainian fighters, some severely wounded to territory held by its forces. the kremlin says they'll be treated in accordance with international agreements. and then you'll go look, go to, one of the russian fence ministry says these pictures show mario pole fighter, as undergoing inspection before being evacuated, a large convoy of surrendered ukrainian soldiers was escorted from the as off still works by pro russian armed forces. dozens of troops are wounded and have been taken to a hospital in the russian controlled tone o

there's actually a charge many new york state called -- in new york state called domestic terrorism motivated by hate. so that that charge right there encompasses actual terrorism and the hate charge together all in one charge. eric: and what do you look at -- what i'm of evidence can you use in sorry to interrupt, but you've got that alleged 106-page manifesto, his writings and this sort of thing. can you use some of that as evidence as well as whatever he's saying to arresting officers now? >> yes. i mean, all the evidence that we have obtained and that we're going to obtain can potentially be used as evidence in regard to those charges. like you said, we have this man pesto, we have -- manifesto, we have other pieces of evidence that every gotten along the way in the past 24 hours. he drove a car to the scene. he obviously lives in a home back in his hometown there in bloom county which is about lee and a half hours away. -- three and a half if hours away. so the investigation in this case is on multiple levels looking at everything and anything that he touched, that he did in the last six

the f b, i calls it a possible type crime with 10 did in the us state of new york. most of the victims are black. the 18 year old suspect is why it happened to the local grocery store. much of the country is really ah method me how'd welcome to the program. after weeks of heavy bombardment, hockey is breathing a sigh of relief. the ukrainian military claims to have driven russian troops out of the area around the country. second largest city. the shilling, according to regional authorities, has stopped, but ye, grant's president says his forces elsewhere still lack the means to tip the scales fully in their favor. a lot of me zalinski told of visiting us senate delegation, he needs more powerful weapons. republican leader, mitch mcconnell, leads the u. s. senate delegation on a stroll through kiff to show their support for ukraine's war effort. it was all smiles and hand shakes as they met with president zalinski. how are you? good and regular? well har, thank you. we know each other a little that yeah, that's zelinski made it clear that smiles and hand shakes and p

. >> united states attorney for western district of new york. >> i am jon scott this is a fox report. we are continuing coverage of a news conference in buffalo, new york. ten people shot and ate rampage at a grocery store there. the 18-year-old suspect to came from outside of the area is in custody. more on that news conference now. >> to ensure justice is brought to this community, to this victims, to those families. the united states attorney's office will be investigating this case along with our law enforcement partners as a hate crime. and domestic violent extremist. i am in touch with the highest levels of the department of justice. resources will be put behind this investigation. whatever we need we will not stop until justice is brought to this community. those of family in the victims of this horrific crime. i can assure you as united states attorney will bring whatever resources made to this community to make sure justice is done. this should never happen from anyone in any community but surely should not happen when people are going shopping and going through normal life e

secondly, buffalo is the largest city in new york state. if you're in broome county, you go to new york city or a place like buffalo. jefferson avenue is very well-established traditionally as an african american community, and a proud african american community, and that this individual from outside the area came to jefferson avenue, to a tops -- tops market is a regional supermarket chain. there is only one tops market in the african american community and it's this one. so, you know, given the preliminary evidence about the shooter, given other, you know, indications of what his intent or what his proclivities are, it's going to add up to a very compelling case, not only in terms of first-degree murder and the charge that he has been charged with, but subsequent charges as it relates to federal charges as well. >> yeah, we heard the officials there at the press conference earlier today say -- one official coming out and saying this was pure evil, it is straight up racially motivated hate crime. congressman brian higgins of new york, than

new york state police did not seek a red flag protection order against the suspect after picked up by state police following the threat he made at the school. law enforcement officials have told us that the suspect's threat was general in nature, wasn't targeted to anyone in particular, didn't mention firearms. but we have to reiterate, in the threat, he threatened to commit a murder suicide, wolf. >> cnn's brian todd from binghamton, thank you. many are in mourning and on edge in wake of the revelation of the buffalo mayor who is joining us shortly. first, shimon prokupecz has more. what more can you tell us? what are you learning? >> reporter: wolf, certainly people are taking advantage sadly of what happened here in that they are calling in threats, trying to keep the fear alive in buffalo. a pizzeria, one man called in a threat to a pizzeria, a local brewery. that man was arrested. police yesterday saying they arrested that man and he was charged with making a terroristic threat. there was also a walmart that was facing some threats. as a result, they were forced to close. of cour

she was a field representative in the state of new york. she was also a sundays school worker in the department of ultra's diction. and she's an avid worker with the entire constituents of the west church of god in christ. she was such a dedicated person, loyal, loved to serve humanity. every saturday, for 25 years, would work on entirely in a food pantry to just live gift to the poor and those that needed. and with her pleasant personality, she was loyal, and she was the type of person that you loved to be around. a lovely family woman. she was a mother of three, grandmother of eight. and she was one that was just a servant at heart. not only that she worked with a foster care program, she worked with the elderly, she went to school forging utah legit, and she did all of the things that would help her serve the community. and then, tragically, tragically, after coming from a prayer service on saturday morning, not knowing what was waiting on her 45 minutes later. she had to encounter this person, this killer will, who we feel like violated

city of buffalo police in new york state say the gunman is in custody. the supermarket is in a predominantly black neighbourhood, about 5 kilometers north of downtown buffalo. new york's governor katie hotel said in a tweet that she's closely monitoring the situation which happened in her home town . a letter ah, is unbelievable. unbelievable is hardy, the luster, and unbelievable. on loss of wars. these, these essential workers, you now come to work every day and they just want to serve the community. and you know, i get a paycheck and they have to put up with this, this craziness. well let's get more from kristen salumi who's live in new york. kristin know we're getting of course more details about this and some eye witness comments as well. what more can you tell us? ah, information is still coming in. we have updated information on the victims. 10 killed 3 shot and injured non life threatening injuries. and we're hearing now from local law enforcement who've been on the scene all afternoon outside of that supermarket, which is in the city of buffalo,

he allegedly modified his rifle to use high-capacity magazines that are banned in new york state. president biden spoke from the white house sunday as the nation mourned the attack. pres. biden: we are still gathering the facts, but already the justice department has stated publicly that it is investigating the matter as a hate crime, racially motivated act of white supremacy and violent extremism. as they do, we must all work together to address the hate that remains a stain on the soul of america. hearts are heavy once again, but the resolve is never ever waiver. amy: the white house says president biden will visit buffalo on tuesday to meet with the families of victims. we'll have the latest on saturday's mass shooting in buffalo after headlines. saturday's mass shooting in buffalo came on another bloody weekend of gun violence across the united states. in southern california, one person was killed and four others critically wounded sunday, after a gunman opened fire at a presbyterian church in orange county. most of the victims were of taiwanese descent, though it's not clear

i hate to rain on your discussion but i would like to ask about new york state generally in terms of the congressional races. our lines are about three days old as we speak, candidates are still running around for districts. i am particularly interested in the new york 19th, the new 19 which is an open seat. i believe josh riley has expressed an interest in it and a woman, jamie cheney on the democratic side, i think it would've been -- i think delgado would have had -- would've been a very competitive race with delgado. so anything you can talk about in the 19th specifically or new york state generally i would be very interested in. thank you. host: you are not raining on our parade. guest: a lot going on in new york. they have a new congressional map. the state courts throughout the map. the new map finally emerged on friday evening, it was basically saturday morning. i did not stay up for but a lot of people dead. so in new york, you've got there at six districts. 21 of the 26 will be reduced -- district one by less than 10 points. and one of those you mentioned new york 19 which

hello and welcome to bbc news. we start with that breaking news from new york state. at least 10 people have been killed in a shooting at a supermarket in the city of buffalo. three the city of buffalo. others have been injured. the fbi say they are investigating the incident as both a hate crime and a case of racially motivated violent extremism. ii of the 13 victims were african american. an 18—year—old man has been arrested at the scene — he's not been officially named by the authorities. police say the suspect entered the busy grocery store before opening fire. he also used a camera to live—stream the attack online. he was described as "very heavily armed" and had a tactical helmet and gear. an eyewitness at the scene described the moment he saw the gunman being arrested. after he came out, he had an army suit on, brown boots, sunglasses on, he had a hat on, he had a machine gun or something with a strap on it. he took the machine gun with the strap and put it to his chin. he put the gun down on a strap, and then he took the gun, he put it down, he did put

this guy's probably from a rural part of new york state. he from a town of 5000 people, might not have many black citizens there. he wants to kill a lot of black people. that's his desire. that's his plan. his mind is warped. he gets these rifles and wants to [inaudible] that is a large city near him and that is buffalo. he goes to buffalo, where the people worry you go somewhere, people congregate, a mall, sports event, parade or whatever. he goes to the supermarket and then he starts shooting people. for the retired buffalo officer who engage him in a gunfight, shot him, shot him in the vest and was shot and killed by him, and buffalo police patrol division officers who got in and gauged him in a gun battle, but for those two incidents, we could've had 30 dead here. i mean, these rifles will carry a magazine of 30, he could carry two or three or four of these magazines, kill ten, wounded three others. if it weren't for those officers engaging in him, so aggressively, really, we could've had a lot more deaths here. the supermarket had a lo

new york seeing a slow uptick in out of state patients seeking abortion care. how prepared are clinics and the state for a surge? >> we anticipate this. unfortunately, we already have a shortage of health care workers resulting from covid. i put in $10 billion in our budget to ramp up all health care services. in light of what's coming down in this bombshell, this extraordinary development, which is so disturbing on many levels, that we are going to be preparing our health care providers and making sure people know these are services that will be available to new yorkers. we saw that when new york state became one of the first large states to enshrine these rights, before roe v. wade, we had in 1970, the right to an abortion, we had over 200,000 women come to our state at that time. we fully anticipate there will be people who travel here. it's so unfortunate that this will have to be the situation where people have to flee their own homes, flee their families to get a basic human right. >> what is disseminating that $10 million inside new york state? where is

aishah: so democrats in your state of new york and state of new jersey are coming out easy for people who want to travel to this state. this is not a ban, this is getting power back to the states. some state like new york where it would easier. >> i come from pro-life. i come from the state that passed abortion case, abortion law. governor cuomo signed into law late-term abortion. that means you can have an abortion up to the moment of birth in new york state and they lit up the state -- the empire state building commemorating those which is completely appalling to me. but we have that ability to make those decisions and laws in our state. i don't think most people understand what it means and i debated this bill in 2016 when i was a member of the state assembly. it's been around for a long time and what i think people need to know now, the facts are that this -- we talked about how many -- people having abortions and people at risk and looking at this compassion atly. right now as of 2016 and i'm sorry i don't have the current numbers, 5,000 women were getting on their fifth or more

york state. one of the most segregated cities in the country, he picked out the area of the highest concentration of black residents, and then, he targeted the place where those residents were most likely to congregate. as nbc's been colleges reported here on our -- mused online about possibly targeting a church in that neighborhood, or maybe a school. he decided on the tops grocery store instead, because targeting a grocery store was novel, and he wanted to have the maximum terrorizing effects, he wanted to have black americans feel unsafe literally anywhere they might go. in 2003, the same year the tops market opened on buffalo seaside, that state got a new state assembly woman, her name is -- representative people stokes represents that district till this day, she is now the democratic leader of the new york assembly, she's the first african american to hold that post, she knows that house market on jefferson avenue very well, like just about everybody else in that neighborhood she does her sh

york state, the fact that he was a juvenile and he was referred to the new york state police who did take him into custody and did admit him in into the hospital on a mental health basis, and it's not clear if he could have charged him, whether or not the fact that he turned 18, would that have had an impact if that was invoked in the state of new york, and it has a certain time period and you can challenge it before a judge, and we are trying to get some answers for those questions. >> i want to highlight this point. what was the response time of the police? talk to me about the security guard who tried to engage? >> two important things, katy. according to a dhs and fbi briefing, the police response time from the buffalo police was one minute from the time of notification to when they arrived on scene, and there was a former police officer security guard that tragically died in this and did fire at the suspect and did hit the suspect, and as you eluded to earlier, the individual was wearing body armour and that prevented the potential fatal shot to him, and slowed him down but we s

americans were killed in the racially motivated attack in new york state on saturday. israeli forces have rated several neighborhoods in the janine refugee camp in the occupied west bank. more than 40 military patrols stormed a number of palestinian homes, and 2 palestinians were detained. one of libya's rival prime minister says he'll move his government to the city of cert. from wednesday fatty chicago had attempted to enter the credit. the capital tripoli on tuesday, but supporters of arrival administration led by abdul hamid to be about blocked. the move mexico's president says us policy on cuba is medieval, and under his manual lopez, illinois is urging the end of us sanctions. his reaction follows the u. s. president, relaxing some restrictions on travel and sending money home. mexico urging joe biden to invite cuban leaders to a summit in los angeles next months. well, those are the headlines. emily will have more news for you here on al jazeera, off to inside story, to stay with us. ah . all look after security in west africa, molly pulls out of the regional g 5, so had force

york state that when it comes to new york could basically state? that could overturn basically the conceal and overturn carry permit, in new york state? >> that's -- right about 15 years ago, essentially the supreme court at that point said yes there is an individual right under the second amendment to carry a firearm. we'll see what happens in terms of wet restrictions go or don't go with that. >> secretary castro, as always, thank you. after the break and mother loss her daughter in 2012, in aurora colorado, talking about the grief the parents are facing. also my heartbreaking interview with the brother of a ten year old victim, xavier lopez. but is it like to be without him today. >> it's hard, can't even walk in the house. can't even go into this room. se high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. world tested by you. and delivered to your door in as little as one hour. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by.

right now, he has been charged with murder in the first degree under new york state law where he has allegedly killed multiple people. there's also a provision in the murder in the first degree statute that talks about an act of terrorism. the terrorism mechanism and the hate crime mechanism in new york state law are not actually, per se, crimes of themselves. they are enhancers for lack of a better word. you have to have an underlying crime and then the hate crime aspect would be an enhancer. it's the same with the terrorism charge. right now, he has been charged already with the highest count that we have in new york state, which is murder in the first degree. what we are looking at now are basically just potentially additional charges related to racial and terrorism that we could add on. >> was he known to police, mr. flynn? there's reporting out there that he had threatened to shoot up his high school not long ago. was he on the radar of law enforcement as far as you can know? >> well, he was not on the radar of law enforcement in buffalo. he was not on the radar that i know of t

new york city is the metropolis of new york state. we have to make sure new york city is safe for residents and those who come to visit. businesses will leave new york as well. >> todd: he's got to flood the zone with cups and stop worrying about what the left thinks about it. speaking of which tuesday shooting coming to new york congressman aoc calling out the country's patriarchal society, take a listen. >> check on the men in his life. it feels like few role models and examples of people talking about this in healthy ways. there is such a thing as healthy masculinity that is not rooted in subjugation of other people. >> todd: i mean i hate to dignify by asking for a response but your response, laura? >> i watch that video over and over again and i don't even think aoc knew what she was trying to say. i work 20 years in law enforcement, and here she is making characterizations and accusations with a class in society. the rhetoric of politicians like aoc to divide this country. in fact what she is saying is quite sexist and should ha

the new york state police, per mental health law brought him in for an evaluation. at the time, medical doctors would evaluate the individual, talk to him and make a determination whether they're going to hold him for further evaluation or release him. he was released at that time. >> so we don't much about his family. what we do know is two people who worked with his parents at the department of transportation, that's where they work, say they were not, his parents were not known to hold extremist views. one work, said about his father he's a great liberal person similar to myself and wouldn't know about his son or his believes. do you have information about the relationship here with his family? >> i think one thing that's important is this individual, and i won't say his name, he is not of our community. he does not live here. he lives more than three hours away, more than 200 miles away so he is not of this community. new york state police and fbi are handling that part of the investigation, we have this, of course, we're talking, but i don't have the deeper det

are not thwarting our hard efforts in the state of new york to protect new yorkers. so there was a failure on in levels, jake. it's not acceptable. >> new york state has a minimum age of 21 to have a hand gun. in fact, i think that's a national regulation. you want to raise the age of any purchase of any gun to 21. do you think you can pass that kind of law for long guns, for ar-15s? and do you think it will survive court challenges? >> right now, we're looking at the ar-15, the same weapon that was purchased by an 18-year-old in new york and in texas. so when you think about the fact that an 18-year-old can go out on their birthday and buy an assault weapon that should be used on battlefields, and they can't even buy a beer at the corner bar, something is wrong with our system. that age, between 18 and 21, as we are seeing from these last two cases, seems to be a time when common sense would dictate that we have laws that say you cannot buy a weapon. and when we do buy that weapon, i want there not to be just the ability to purchase these weapons, the semiautomatics

store in the us city of buffalo in new york state. the 18—year—old suspect has been taken into custody. police are calling it a hate crime and an act of "racially motivated violent extremism". the mayor of ukraine's second—largest city kharkiv has told the bbc that russian troops have withdrawn from his city, which has been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. but president zelensky has said the situation in the eastern donbas region remains very difficult. abortion rights supporters are protesting in cities across the united states against a probable supreme court decision to overturn the roe v wade case, that legalised abortion nationwide. large rallies have taken place in houston, new york, washington, los angeles and chicago. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello and welcome to the programme. it brings together the foreign journalists who write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline in london. it has been a convention busting week, this one. a queen's speech delivered for the first tim

life without parole, the highest punishment we have in new york state. the judge ordered examination. a hearing will now take place in five days and then have the investigation continuing. we have taken appropriate steps right now to get him behind bars and that's what we did. that was justice getting that first charge filed immediately calling a judge of and having him come downtown on a saturday evening to arrange the individual immediately. not tomorrow morning, not monday morning, now. therefore as i said, her murder first charge filed against him, we are now investigating terrorism charges, other murder so they can file charges as well. justice is being done right now, and justice will be done. >> i'm with the fbi. we are doing a parallel investigation with our local and state partners. we are aggressively investigating this at the federal level as a hate crime and as an instance of

it's over his failure to comply with a subpoena into his business practices by new york state's attorney general. >>> and it was good samaritans who helped put a car in park when a driver suffered a medical episode last week in florida. now the boynton beach police department wants to find all of those who helped to say thanks. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight american families are coping with rising prices on everything, from groceries, gas, and rent. consumer prices jumped by 8.3% compared to the same time last year. and while inflation eased slightly in april, it remains near a four decade high. and while wage growth has risen at the fastest pace in 20 years, it hasn't kept pace with inflation. food and gas prices lead the way with the national average for regular gas hitting a new record toot at $4.40 a gallon. president biden travelled to the midwest and vowed to help american farmers deal with the global spike in food prices, taking new ste

president biden has travelled to buffalo, in new york state, to meet the families of the ten people killed in a racially—motivated mass shooting at the weekend. mr biden called white supremacy a �*poison�* which is running through the us. the bbc�*s nada tawfik was there as the president spoke and she sent us this report. america has a long and troubled history with racism and guns. the city of buffalo is the latest deadly chapter. joe biden, the latest president to console a community in mourning. in an all too familiar ritual, mr biden and the first lady paid their respects to the victims who were massacred here as they were shopping for groceries. after meeting with family members of the victims, he gave a forceful speech, calling the attack domestic terrorism and urging americans to reject white supremacy. white supremacy is a poison. it's a poison. it's running through... applause. it really is. running through our body politic, and that's been allowed to fester and grow right in front of our eyes. no more. i mean, no more. 20—year—old zaire goodman was working in the groc

this in new york state say the gunman is in custody. according to local media, he was dressed in body armor and at least 3 other people were injured. supermarket is in a predominantly black neighborhood, about 5 kilometers north of downtown buffalo. christian salumi has the latest from new york. we just heard from local officials about what happened. the sheriff from the buffalo area described it as pure evil, the f b. i says they're investigating the shooting that left at least 10 people dead as a hate crime. and as a racially motivated violence extremism case, they say that an 18 year old white male is now in custody. he came to the scene wearing tactical gear carrying an assault rifle and wearing a camera that live stream the event. does he approach the store? 3 people, 4 people, sorry, were shot outside of the supermarket. the rest were shot inside 11 out of the 13 victims are african american and not in an african american neighborhood. is what police believe is why people police believe in addition to statements he made supposedly

he was speaking in the city of buffalo, new york state with 10 black people were shot dead on saturday and were police are treating as a racial hate crime? the teenage suspect is believed to have been a follower of racist ideology. a make shift memorial. a focal point for grief and remembrance near the place where the shootings happened . a grocery store in a mostly african american neighbourhood. the area closed off later for the president. and 1st ladies, 1st stop to lay flowers of their own and connect with community leaders. here when i come to stand with you, the president and his wife had travel to buffalo to offer support. but also to put a label on what police say is the driving force hall behind the massacre by a young white man targeting black people, terrace, domestic terrorism, violence infliction in the service of hate and vicious thirst for power. that defines one group of people being inherently inferior to any other group outside at the victim as memorial. a mostly appreciative community. i'm glad he came. does he see the suffering here? this person shot headed people,

this gets mueller furrow part of new york state. he's not on a 5000 people, not many vaccinations there. he will take a lot of black people, that's his desire. that's his plan. he has black people. his mind is warped. so we get these rifles that he wants to go where there's a lot of black people, the nearest way so that is the large city near him, and those buffalo. so gust of official. where are the people when you go somewhere? there were people hungry. amal, a shopping center, sports event. parades, whatever. he goes to the supermarket. and then associate people. but for the retired buffalo officer who engaged in a gunfight, and shot him and was shot and killed by him, and buffalo police patrolled officer who got engaged him in a gun battle, but for those two inches this, we could've had three dead here. these rifles will carry a magazine of 30. he could be killing two, three, for those magazines. he killed ten, and with the three other. four for those officers engaging him so aggressively, we could've had a lot more deaths here.

. >> i'm the united states attorney for western district of new york. i want to start by saying my thoughts and heartfelt prayers going to the family, the victims and the community that had to suffer this great and unnecessary tragedy today. we're wrorking with our state, federal and local law enforcement partners as you already heard from to ensure that justice is brought to this community, to those victims, to their family. the united states attorneys office will be investigating this case along with our law enforcement partners as a hate crime and domestic violence extremist. i'm in touch with highest levels of the department of justice, resources will be put behind this investigation. whatever we need, we will not stop until justice is brought to this community, those families and the victims of this horrific crime. i can assure you as the united states attorney i will bring whatever resources we need to this community to make sure that justice is done. this should never happen to anyone in any community. it shouldn't be happen on beautiful saturday

still had, we hear from the new york state dfs superintendent about the state of crypto regulation, a key topic as we talk about adoption. more coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is "bloomberg markets." now to something that caught my eye, anderson how are wits raised $4.5 billion crypto fund industries -- the crypto fund industries largest today in the firm is dedicating $3 billion to venture investments and $1.5 billion to seed investments. the fourth crypto dedicated investment vehicle brings its total digital assets focus to this, $7.6 billion. galatians a big part of the crypto universe. earlier today, david westin spoke with the new york state department of financial pairs superintendent about the issues tied to crypto regulation. >> a very robust regime we have a regulating virtual assets and we have been at it for a long time and standards are very high. it continues to attract companies to new york and having that engagement with washington is helpful as they seek to regulate the space because they are learning from us. david: one form of digital assets, crypt

we have a former new york state assistant attorney general and member of the international commission. give is your reaction to this news. >> it's a terrible tgedy for millions of women who nowre going to be forced to either carry through a pregnancy that they don't want or search for other options. obviously a lot is going to depend on where you live, because it is now going to go to the states, if you are a woman in new york, you're not going to have a problem, but if you are a poor woman in the south of america, you may have to travel hundreds or even thousands of miles to get an abortion. mark: so all women will suffer, but certain parts of society, certain levels of society will obviously suffer more, i imagine. >> that's exactly correct. if you look at a map of the united states, you will see that it is basically in the south of the united states and the midwest where many states, abortion clinics will close, and women will have to travel or find some other solution. this decision, if it comes down as reported, is also really remarkable for what it says about american democracy.

the state police can't identify the specific individual, because of new york state mental health laws. but they were responding about their prior contacts with him. they went to his high school, he had made some threats and they took him into custody for a mental health evaluation. there's a law in new york state that says if a police officer believes somebody could be mentally ill and that person is a threat to themselves or others they're allowed to get them to a medical facility. in this case, a hospital. apparently, he was evaluated for a day and a half according to an interview earlier today on this network with buffalo's police commissioner. at that point, it's not clear what happened after that. did he have to go to any sort of mandated type of psychiatric treatment? we heard no indication of that to be here. the other possible avenue was this protection order referred to as a red flag type of order that a judge can sign off of. a police officer or a prosecutor, even a family member could seek it, if they believe somebody is at risk to themselves or others, they can go to the c