her address. they have not released her name but describe her as a 28-year-old nashville woman carrying two assault style rifles and a handgun. authorities have not identified a motive e1either, but they do y it appears she was a student of the covenant school at one point, an elementary school. that s where she killed six people, three kids and three adults. here s a breakdown of what happened inside that school from nashville metro . ■qpolice s fi news conference a little bit earlier. when the officers gotq to th second level, they saw a shooter, a female, who was firing. the officers engaged her. she was fatally shot by responding police officers. there was a five member team who was on the that was on the second floor at that time, two individuals from that five-member team opened fire on the shooter. we know at this point that this shooterçó is a female. shooterçó is a female. she was armed( assault type rifles and a hawí we are efforting now to identify her.
stop that led to the beating and a few days later the death of tyre nichols. want to renew the video that is graphic but seeing it is the only way to understand the brutality of this attack that began seemingly the moment that nichols was stopped. [inaudible] [inaudible] so after nichols fled, a group of officers that caught up with him and then they beat him. you see it here, mercilessly. and in the, and all he could do what cry out for his mother. [inaudible] this is yet another incident that shows some of those that are paid to protect and serve instead of out of control and violent. and it has many across the country saying enough. enough. five police officers, it doesn t matter, not even one of them to say no this is not right. there is no words to describe it. i was sick to my stomach, i had to walk away a few times you know? it just breaks your heart. we have to stand up and be reminded that this is not just a memphis thing or a sacramento or california thing, it
that s. wellcare medicare. done well. natasha chan in los angeles, and this is cnn. new details just in on the shooting rampage in louisville live stream by the killer. this is we re getting new information about the wounded police officer fighting for his life and back on the job. a tennessee lawmaker expelled from the statehouse sworn back into office just days after being ousted what he now says he refuses to give up. a last ditch effort to keep abortion medication pills on the shelf after a federal judge s ruling in texas the justice department is stepping in the clock is ticking down to a friday deadline when those pills made no longer be available to women nationwide. following these major developing stories, and many more all coming in right here to see in a new central. i witnessed people being murdered a manager with old national bank in louisville, describing the moment she watched a gunman on video begins shooting her coworkers during a virtual meeting. this mornin
john king in washington. that sadly, the sound of violence visiting yet another american city, louisville, police say a shooter killed at least four people eight more to the hospital after a morning assault at a downtown bank. kentucky s governor, choking back tears, says that s his bank. this is awful. i have a very close friend that didn t make it today. and i have another close friend who didn t either and one who s at the hospital. but i hope is going to make it through. so when we talk about praying, i hope people will plus the ruling with implications everywhere. federal judge tries to take abortion pills approved by the fda off the market, the biden white house now grappling with how to respond, some democrats argue the white house should simply ignore the court. and a whodunit with global implications. some of america s most sensitive secrets wind up on the internet and they give the world a peek at ukraine s battlefield. it s faltering air defenses and yes how the un
weekend, my friend. thanks to all of you at home. one of the biggest news stories of the century with the january 6th attack on our and capitol the congressional investigation that followed. there were ten public hearings in which the committee presented damning evidence showing that former president trump not only riled up the crowd, within sat back and watched as a violent crowd try to steal an election. it was dramatic. and it was reveler tory. and it was hugely compelling. but we now know, thanks to polling conducted by monmouth university, that those january 6th hearings did not shift public opinion at all. about the same number of people would call it a riot. about the same number of people would call it legitimate protest. in every way, the monmouth poll, the members were basically the same, before and after the january 6th hearings. now there are a lot of reasons why that might be the case. but a huge one a reason that cannot be ignored is this one. fox news did