up police are here. it s still very much an active scene even though this perimeter has softened up. there s still several police department officers outside of the north side medical center where the shooting unfolded where 24-year-old deion patterson is alleged to have opened fire killing at least one person, all of them women ranging from 25 years old to 71 years old. the deceased is a 39-year-old woman. we re told that shortly after the shooting unfolded here, that individual carjacked somebody nearby just a few blocks away, and that vehicle was recovered in cobb county which speaks to why that law enforcement presence is actively looking for patterson in the area, so very much so an active manhunt with this individual considered to be extremely dangerous and of course armed as well. thank you. let s discuss with our law enforcement experts, former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey, former secret service agent jonathan wak row and erica shields. it s been
Again, though, it just makes it very hard to see even if they got a deal how it gets through the house at this point. ra rahel? ed lavandera, lauren fox, thank you both. with us is congressman gay vazquez. thank you so much for being with us, your republican colleagues have initiated impeachment proceedings against the secretary of homeland security oo alejandro mayorkas. first, i have to say representing 180 miles of the u.s./mexico border serving here as a border legislator for many years and having the privilege to represent my constituents in new mexico in congress i know the border very well and the issues are more complicated than the republicans make them out to be, in particular with the claims made against the secretary in this particular impeachment process. in fact, i would call the proposal unserious. it s not going to go anywhere. if anything, we need to be working in a bipartisan way,
Attacks or mis, myocardial infarctions. and what does recovery look like, sanjay? well, you knew, it s speculative at this point. i think the best news that we heard yesterday was that he was in the icu for a short period of time and then was released from the icu, which means the doctors thought he was stable, did not need any kind of intensive care anymore. that s a really good sign. you remember damar hamlin, for example, was in the icu for a few days. but what caused this? that s still the big question. that s what they re investigating now. they will look for these electrical problems in the heart. they will look to see if there was some sort of structural abnormality of the heart that to have caused this. that can take some time. depending on what it is, that will give a good chance of recovery for his overall heart but also the likelihood whether or not he will play again. dr. sanjay gupta, great to see you. thank you for all of this information. ra rahel? john, coming u
For $49.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with qualifying internet. now, to a cnn exclusive. atop u.s. official says that several u.s. agencies have been hit in a cyber attack conducted by russian hackers, and it is unclear how many organizations have been affected in total, but some of the known victims are department of energy and john hopkins university and their hospital system. and natasha, what more are you learn about this cyber attack? yeah, rahel, and this is a sprawling global cyber attack that has impacted hundreds of
Be sure. sam kiley, great to have you there for sure. ra rahel. we are keeping an eye on the supreme court as to which cases court will rule on and if any, but some of the cases will have a major impact on affirmative action and student loan debt forgiveness and lgbtq rights. so i think that we should start with the three cases impacting college students, and a lot of people could be impacted by these case, affirmative action and student loans. what are we expecting? right. all eyes are on this conservative majority to see how fast and how far it going to go. in the two affirmative action cases, the court will answer the questions as to whether colleges and universities can continue to take race into consideration as a factor in admissions plans. the plans are harvard s plan and