reporter: the shooting started at a termination meeting where he was fired. five victims range from human resources intern, human resources manager. the plant manager, a mold operator at the plant and a stock room attendant. police say martins gun was a 40 caliber smith and wesson handgun. multiple magazines were found spent at the shooting scene. the shooting, most of the gunfire lasted only five minutes. but the whole shooting route for long. of time because martin retreated back inside of this 30,000 square-foot plant and simply took the responding officers a while to find him and confront him. of the officers who were shot, or injured none were killed. they are either listed in stable condition, released from the hospital or in the process of being released today. leland?leland: mike tobin, thank you. a little perspective here, this marks the second mass shooting of 2019. the eighth in the last 12
only 20 people get pulled over each day for their credible interviews required to seek asylum. the conference rooms here have already been converted by immigration facilities are at capacity. while the presence national emergency proclamation is ready facing legal challenges, what a patrol agency the fence here actually plays a vital role in protecting the downtown area. from having the migrants try to cross. they say it acts to push migrants that are trying to make illegal crossings to outskirts of the city were agents can apprehend them more easily. leland? leland: real quick, jackie. quit reporting on the ground as this goes on. beto o rourke, former congressman texas says he wants to tear down all of the border fencing. he had a chance to ask anybody about that down there? residents, border patrol agents, etc.? reporter: we have not been able to ask anyone today about it. we just arrived here this morning and it is a weekend. we plan to ask more questions but we know that the team
the abuse in this cover-up can no longer be tolerated and the different treatment for bishops who have committed abuse in fact represents a form of clerical it is no longer acceptable. reporter: mccarrick first became a priest in 1958. despite sexual abuse allegations he found us of being promoted eventually to the archbishop of washington d.c. by pope john paul ii. today, the archdiocese of washington said this quote - our hope and prayer is that this decision serves to help the healing process for survivors of abuse as well as those that have experienced disappointment or disillusionment because of what former archbishop mccarrick has done. the timing of the decision is not coincidental. catholic church leaders reportedly wanted this mccarrick trial wrapped up in time for the vatican summit on sex abuse which begins on thursday. the february 24. pope francis created this summit after grand jury report
two images from the security camera of two people they want today talk to. jussie smollett was asked in an interview this week if those two were the men who attacked him and used racist and homophobic slurs and put a noose around his name and shouted this is maga country? listen to this. and i was we re getting somewhere. i don t have any doubt in my mind that that s whoever did it. there have been reports including from our own matt fin, our reporter in chicago police have been looking into the possibility that the entire attack was staged, but on thursday, a spokesman for the chicago p.d. said those reports were, quote, uncon foirmd and today, that same spokesman told me smollett is still, quote, the
more from new york. reporter: this is the first time ever a cardinal has been defrocked. in other words, expelled from the catholic priesthood. as a result of the church sex abuse scandals. a former cardinal mccarrick will no longer be able to celebrate mass or identify himself as a priest. he is now known as mr. mccarrick. the decision by pope francis to strip him of his priesthood, comes after vatican officials found him guilty of abusing his power to commit an unspecified amount of crimes against minors. they say he began groping one for decades. last summer pope francis stripped him of the title is cardinal. the 88-year-old was was the archbishop of washington d.c.. one of the most powerful people in the u.s. catholic church.