patients later today. i don t know who is. nbc s blaine alexander. scene. are they the threat or is it a thank you so much. now to the dayton shooting. radicalized kid who drove over here with hate in his heart and next hour the mayor is expected a rifle in his hand? to hold a press conference. this pe begbegan with they h it makes you think it hurts we ll bring it live. in less than a minute the look into, this began with and it makes you think where suspect killed at least 9 people domestic violence and escalated rewith and what do we want to be from there. as a country? and at least 27 people were remember the descriptions from where are we? injured. one patient is in critical law enforcement and witnesses at condition right now. powerful words. police officers killed the the scene of the bar shooting is we have to say we re sorry to suspect. authorities are now trying to that the suspect there was you. we re sorry to your community. we re sorry this happened in our id
do the universal background terrorist fusion cell at the causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. check. right now. fbi, and so we re going to treat that s supported by 80% to 90% it that way going forward. of people in the country. there s path to violence that s thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain why do we need weapons of war marked with warning signs and and actually improves memory. where you re killing nine people in under a minute. indicato the secret is an ingredient originally discovered. we re saying thank god for the indicators. people don t just snap. law enforcement. they did a phenomenal job, and in jellyfish. aligning themselves with the in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown [ speaking foreign language ] they got there. nine people were killed in under ideology in el paso or what s to improve short-term memory. a minute. happened in dayton, purchasing and training with weapons, maybe we don t need those kind of weapons on the
the baptist church. nine victims. until you see that, my now i m going back to ohio. all of them except for one were in newtown in sandy hook, if description as far as horrific it was dayton. in their 20s or 30s. will be unserving as far as what . new england you have sandy hook. the youngest was 22. that scene looks like. the oldest was 57. that wasn t enough to mobilize this country and our politicians i can t tell you what that means this is happening everywhere. we also heard from dayton s to do something about the gun congressman, let me get your control debate. mayor and the governor of ohio. and all other hosts of issues thoughts on this, with or they were sure to express their other than for the normal individual that doesn t have to deal with that on a day today gratitude to the first nothing will. without the august recess, where do you share that sentiment? responders. basis, it will leave an those who were healing the you seem to be optimistic and impression you will neve
were killed. msnbc correspondent joins us from mexico city. i follow you on social media. i saw the post you put of the post. that says a lot about how the country is reeling. what are you hearing and seeing over there? we talk about this essay, it s from page news here. hispanic invasion. a hate crime against mexicans. that s how people are viewing yesterday s attack. we heard from the president mexican president who said that el paso is an otherwise safe city. el paso and juarez really in the same city. 20,000 people go back and forth between the two cities. a close relationship there. there is a consulate member
reunification centers yesterday in our country. pointing out the target, websites that serve as forums for online hate. demonizing the target and dehumanizing those people, for have today turned into grieving calling them invaders. jo ling kent has been covering they do have responsibility. this story all morning. centers as family members are we know that president trump facing a tough future ahead. what are you finding on the himself uses this sort of i want to zero in on that. internet? we re finding the u.s. language. we do have a double standard. we saw in the news conference attorney is chasing promising that happened officials bringing we tend to treat white male leads there treating the el paso domestic terror as if it s just up the subject of the families a criminal act or just a mental and the resources being deployed. shooting as a domestic terrorism talk to us about the families in health issue when we know it s terms of what resources they are case. so much more compli