today with a deadly mass shooting in alabama. it happened last night in the small town of david ville. officials say four people were killed, and there were also quote a multitude of injuries. they say the incident was tied to a birthday party that coming from police and it happened downtown cnn s isabelle rose salas is following the latest developments, and she s joining me right now from dade ville. isabelle, what are you learning? hey friday, stolen, active and busy scene out here. you can see the yellow police tape blocking off essentially a block here leading into the venue right behind me. that brick building that is where the shooting occurred. it s a dance studio, and we re told by a witness. this was a sweet 16th birthday party. this is where the shooting occurred. we recently heard in the last couple of hours from the alabama law enforcement agency elia, who say that they have launched a death investigation. the shooting happening just after 10 30 saturday night her
contacts in the ukraine, there s it s been replaced by anger and not giving one inch to russia. zelinsky probably wants that, too. but is it attainable? you know, that s the wish is it met with or how was it met with reality at this point, all right, michael. both secure both secu. so good to see you. thank you so much. my pleasure. thank you. alright coming up. congress is back in session tomorrow after a two week break, and house republican leaders are working behind the scenes to get their confidence behind a plan to raise the debt ceiling. what their plan could include next. next on behind the series performance was legendary. they just piled it on roast beef, ham oven r roasted turkey all on the subway. 12 repeat, that s great. three meat. that s every subway ries, the greatest menu of all time. type two diabetes discovered thewes epic tri zone. miles epic tri zone, i
the scene of some of the fiercest and most brutal fighting of the war. michael bursa q is a global affairs analysts and a senior fellow at the atlantic council has written an op ed for cnn about the battle for mahmoud and he s joining us right now. so good to see you. i wonder, you know, first, if you could give me your thoughts on, you know the contrast of russia releasing prisoners of war while continuing battles sure. good to be with you, fredericka. well these prisoner exchanges are very, very important in the business. we call them confidence building measures. it shows that deals can actually be struck. it also shows that the two sides are talking to each other. so hopefully that s a stepping stone to a larger of ceasefire and peace agreement. but yeah, the fighting is very, very intensive, mahmoud one of my sources in that i had called this the bloodiest battle in europe since world war two. we re seeing blood, blood drenched, killing fields. russia using the same tactics is use
meadow is following the developments from nairobi. larry you just spoke with the leader of the paramilitary rapid support forces. and what were you told general ham done the gala or committee as is known, fred says he s still committed to a return to civilian rule in sudan that he s a man of peace, which is hard to square when you think of the fact that he s one half of this conflict, and in the last two days alone, at least 56 people have died because of a power struggle between him and the man who runs sudan, general baron i talked to him a short while ago where he already has some complaints. listen general. what is your message to the many people of sudan who has cared about this fresh round of violence? what do you want to tell them seen? and you had. nothing in that last didn t mean, michael. the