at the same time in an odd way because you can feel the history and the saddens sadness and you could see all the foundation and you can kind of like feel like the emotions of everyone that was here. we are on the second stop. new year s ball which is beautiful and we are here in such an iconic and place for really just the country at large. what has the day been so far for i haven t left the island in five years, to see what i wanted to see it s amazing. i never thought i d ever be here jennifer here with us along with her brother alex, her mom kimberly and dad david and jamie from make a wish foundation. hey, guys, jennifer, you had said you we wanted to experience the cold. are you experienced it?
it s a residential area. over my shoulder you see a church and a few industries, the valero gas station is in the entire area but the street that we are on right now, it s a neighborhood, this is an area that has about 4000 people that lives in it total so a situation like this where 26 people are killed, everybody is going to know somebody who was impacted and that s going to make the grieving that much more difficult in this area, jackie. jackie: horrific. in the wake of the horrible shooting top democrats pushing agenda renewing stricter gun control. kelly wright with that part of our coverage, kelly. kelly: images of heartbreak and saddens are seen throughout the small parts of sutorland springs, texas, in the aftermath of senseless act of violence
have crossed into france, they know that one of the terrorists rented a van, they haven t tracked that down and border security increased. it s been a tragic few days here and by no means over. spanish authorities do say that they have broken the terror cell and decided not to raise level higher. this story no means over until that man is captured. kelly. kelly: benjamin it s important to note where you re standing there, there s a crowd of people who have returned, the people of barcelona obviously showing their resolve that they re not going to coward to any terrorists. yeah, absolutely. you know, within 24 hours after the attack this major street las ramblas was open again and we are seeing people pour out, memorials and candles and flowers up and down. a real sense of this attack will not coward the people of the city, they will not be defeated by the terrorists, yes, they are coming out in force to remember the dead but, you know, still you can feel the saddens here. donald trum
critics who said what the president had to say was not enough. rob: that s right all of this as the department of justice opens hate crime investigation, kelly wright joins with the very latest. kelly: good morning. ugly and sad chapter in our history in charlottesville. president trump spoke to bring an end to it. we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides. president trump s words did not comfort those reeling and anger and saddens from the deadly racial violence, republican and democrat lawmakers are urging the president to strongly denounce the white nationalists. we have to chicago it out for what it is. it is hatred, it is bigotry and our leaders got to be very frank, unequivocal, we will not tolerate that in our country.
extremely talented. regions look at this tweet from devil went down to georgia finger charlie daniels who says thank you for sharing your talents with us for so many years, may you rest and peace. you will never be forgotten. campbell lived in phoenix for over 20 years inspiring this tweet from john mccain who said saddens by the passing of glen campbell, great entertainer, great man, thanks for the memories. keith urban chiming in with a special tribute writing by loves glenn for so many reasons but above all his humanity. rest on that high mountain. he passed away at 85 years old with a full life after a long battle with alzheimer s. rob: everybody is remembering. let s talk about the next story, an interesting one. a painting of the statue of