Information. Authorities were warned about this suspects potential for violence in the past. We also know cops believe the gunman used a rifle. A home is being searched in connection with the suspected shooter and the sequence of last nights events are starting to be posed together. There was no confrontation with anyone that was there. There was no disturbance. There was no argument. He just appeared to randomly start shooting, and that began in the parking lot, and then he did go into the building, into the facility for a brief period of time. Before he took his own life. My understanding is that everything by the time that officers entered that the situation was over. The estimates that we have heard are just a couple minutes, that it was it did not last very long. Just a couple of minutes. And about the time its taken me to read this story, the gunman took eight lives. This Morning A Heart Wrenching scene as some of the workers reunited with loved ones. Oh, thank you, god. I want to go live to Jason Carroll at the scene, also joining us cnn senior justice Correspondent Evan Perez and authorities didnt provide much information at that use conference a couple of hours ago. What are they still piecing together right now . Reporter well, ana, its really interesting, its really more about what they did not say. What they did say, its very clear that they know that this suspects vehicle, they know that vehicle, theyve been theyve got a crime lab out there, tearing through it, looking through that. Theyre at a location, what they believe to be the suspects home. They are there as well. So even though theyre saying theyre not positively identifying the suspect, its very clear they have a very strong idea of who this person is. Theyre just not ready to go public with that persons name, at least not now, at this point. I know that you saw some of that, you know, Heart Wrenching video right there of some folks who were finally reunited with their those fedex employees but i have to tell you there was still some folks out there who still have not yet been reunited with loved ones, theyre still waiting for word. During that briefing, ana, we learned the positive ids of some of those who died during the shooting that still has not happened yet as well and the investigators are really pressed on that, whats taking so long. They explained, again, to the coroner, through other investigators there, that this is a lengthy process theyre going through. Its still very much an active crime scene and a number of of the investigators are trying to make the determination in terms of iding those still at the scene. One point is clear, once again, ana, they know who this suspect is. Evan, what are we learning about this apparent warning, Law Enforcement got about the suspect . Well, ana, we know the fbi is there assisting in this investigation, and i think what well find is that theyll be there for a number of days and part of the reason is because of this information about a prior contact and prior knowledge about this suspect. What were told, my colleague Shimon Prokupecz and i are told by officials is that there was previously a Family Member who reached out to authorities to warn that there was a potential for violence from this suspect. It appears that what happened next is the local authorities and the fbi became involved, they looked into this, the fbi opened a preliminary assessment, a preliminary investigation of the suspect. Now, at some point they closed the investigation and it appears that what happened is they did not have enough evidence to continue it. Now, the question is, why is that . What did they find . Those are questions we do not have answers to at this point but it does tell you that at least someone in the circle there around this suspected shooter had some concerns, and raised it, and it appears that there wasnt enough there found in the investigation to warrant continuing that investigation. So at this point now we know that the investigators are at a home as jason pointed out, believed to belong to the suspect or associated with the suspect. Theyre going to be looking through any computers, social media devices to try to figure out whether they can get any kind of motivation from answers about a motivation from that investigation. Again, a lot more questions than answers at this point. Evan, do we know how long ago this warning came . We dont know. And we know that these are very difficult things. As you know youve covered so many of these things before, and often the job of Law Enforcement is to take the information from a Family Member and then try to figure out how to figure out what you know, what is behind that. Right. And often they come up empty handed. Evan perez and Jason Carroll, thank you, and youre right, weve covered pay too many of these shootings. This makes at least 45 Mass Shootings in the u. S. In just the past month, cnn defines a Mass Shooting as one in which at least four people are wounded or killed, excluding the shooter. 45. That is more than one per day. We couldnt even fit them all on this map. Lets bring in cnn Law Enforcement analyst and former Philadelphia Police commissioner Charles Ramsey. Commissioner, first, your reaction to this new information that Law Enforcement had been warned about the suspected shooter but they didnt have enough info to continue the investigation. Yeah, well find more out about that as time goes on, and find out, was it a direct threat, was it actually something actionable . Other than you had an individual who had a propensity toward violence. Theres a whole lot of those around and can you actually do anything legally to deal with the suspect who actually hasnt done anything yet . Thats always one of those balancing acts that you have. So until we know exactly what was told to authorities it will be kind of hard to comment on that. But i know. Im shaking my head, commissioner, because we always are told by Law Enforcement if you see something, say something. And yet this appears to be an example in which a Family Member, which im sure was difficult for a Family Member who loves this other person to say, hey, this guy may turn violent, and then to see what has transpired, what do you mean you cant do anything, potentially . Well, it depends on what they said. I mean, was it a direct threat . I mean, what was it . And we dont know the answer to that yet. But yeah, youre right, a Family Member called, they had to be concerned. But until we know exactly what information was provided, its going to be hard to assess whether or not there should have been more action taken or what have you. So, you know, i mean, this is tragic, and its somethings got to be done. Its just we just cant go on and there will be more to come, unfortunately. Well, we know that but there will be more. Forgive me for stepping on you there. We know that in a number of of states there are red flag laws and were still looking into what the laws are, obviously, there in indiana, and we dont have enough information about this suspect and the weapon that was used. In fact, there are a lot of holes right now in terms of the investigation. Local police say they havent even made a positive id of the shooter yet, we know victims Family Members havent been notified. Does that surprise you . Yeah, it does. But i guess they have a different process of being able to identify the victims, i understand why theyre not giving out the name of the offender. I probably wouldnt either. At this point. You still got Search Warrants you want to serve. There are people who you want to get your hands on to be able to interview, and so forth. And the minute it goes public, of course, then you run into the complications of having media show up at a house or have other people and so forth so it makes it more difficult. But as far as the victims go, yeah, that is unusual. You do what you can to try to id them. They were all im guessing they were working there so you should know who they are because you want to notify next of kin as soon as possible. But it sounded to me like they have a different process in indiana in terms of death notifications. Im not certain around that, but thats what it seems like. We are going to continue to stay obviously on top of this investigation, Charles Ramsey thank you for being a great resource to us. Weve told you the numbers, in fact the u. S. Leads the world in Mass Shootings. But why . I reeptly asked professor Adam Lankford who has been studying Mass Shootings for years. I did a study of 171 countries to really look at where do public mass shooters attack most frequently . And why . And despite having less than 5 of the worlds population, the United States had approximately 30 of the worlds public mass shooters. Really, like six times as many as we should have if things were evenly distributed. And in addition we have more than 40 of the worlds civilian firearms, to your point about guns, Firearm Access seemed to be a critical explanation here, you know, i looked for a bunch of different possible explanations but what the data said was that Firearm Access explains why people here, when they want to do something bad do something so terrible compared to people with bad intentions but less access in other countries. Politicians often throw out various factors to explain Mass Shootings in america and one of those is Mental Illness. Take a listen. Lets target the bad guys, the felons, the fugitives, those with mental disease, lets put them in jail, lets stop them from getting guns. The real challenge here is Mental Illness and identifying people who are likely to do this kind of thing in advance is very, very difficult. Adam, what did your Research Find about whether there is a correlation between Mass Shootings and Mental Illness . Well, so i think its important to acknowledge that certainly, you know, if you look at individual mass shooters, they often could benefit from Mental Health treatment but that doesnt explain why the United States is so different from the rest of the world. So one of the things i looked at was suicide rates. And suicide and Mental Illness are closely correlated. The United States does not have anywhere near the worst Suicide Problem in the world. If you think about treatment and services, you know, there are a lot of countries around the world who wish they had treatment services, our medications. So, you know, ultimately the key is what makes the United States different as a factor that could explain why were so different when it comes to this form of violence . And Mental Illness isnt it. What came first, the chicken or the egg. In this case, its what came first, the desire to kill or the acquisition of the firearm . And the answer was the desire to kill in many cases. So many of these shooters are not lifelong gun owners, or hunters, you know, and if youre a hunter or a lifelong gun owner, i feel your pain, you shouldnt be unfairly blamed. The problem is, these perpetrators, theyre going in to a gun store and theyve already decided that they want to kill, and theyre looking across the counter, and theyre just waiting for someone to give them a tool that can make that possible. So really the key is, like, given that we know sequentially that they already want to kill when they purchase that firearm, can we do something to stop that transaction . So lets talk about what can be done. President biden has now responded to last nights shooting saying gun violence, quote, stains our character. And pierces the very soul of our nation. He also called for gun violence prevention legislation, and cnns tom foreman is following that for us. Tom, we know the president took Executive Action recently on gun control. Weve already seen the house take action on a couple of bills. Everyones waiting on the senate. Where does the legislation stand right now . Oh, it stands where all major Gun Control Legislation has stood for 20 years, and its sort of legislative limbo. The question is, can they crack it out of that . You mentioned the house measures. Right now theyre moving forward on the senate side. Senators murphy and blumenthal, chris murphy and Richard Blumenthal from connecticut are carrying forward the effort to say they think they can get ten republicans to join them in bipartisan support, murphy in particular, saying i think we can do this so theyre trying to see if they can bring republicans around. Any bill would likely omit private transaction background checks. What this means, is if youre making a deal with somebody privately to pass a gun on to somebody else that may get around that. Why would that be there . That might give room for republicans who are saying i cant go against my Gun Rights Supporters if i dont get some room in here to say its not as broad as they would fear. Red flag legislation is in discussion, with due process concerns. What is that legislation, what youre talking about a minute ago, the notion that there are people out there who have provable mental issues, and maybe they should not be allowed to have guns. Maybe to get guns, to have them, maybe there should be a limit on that. Theres a lot of public support for trying to stop that from happening. People saying that is a bad idea, including a lot of Gun Supporters who think something should be done about that and of course one of the real issues here is that none of this is on the agenda for april. Schumer says the senate will hold a vote, that is going to happen, according to him, but the question is, can they push forward enough here, do they have to bargain so much away even if they get a deal, that it doesnt really amount to much . But for the moment there are a lot of people on the democratic side who are saying, look, look back of the those numbers you just cited, ana, how can you not do something . When does it become urgent, when weve had 45 Mass Shootings in the course of a month, since the georgia spa shootings. Tom foreman, thank you for breaking it down and letting us know what to keep an eye on. A Split Second Decision, Chicago Police have now released Body Cam Footage of a 13yearold after shouting drop it. Was it in the boys hand when the officer opened fire . As the nation races to vaccinate americans, nearly half the states reported an increase in covid cases this week. Michigan hospitals are reaching full capacity. We will talk to a doctor there. 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You see that spot shadow on the weapon, thats something that police were pointing to, saying the teen had a gun in his hand, but obviously the family attorney doesnt agree. The tragic final moments of a 13yearold boys life unfolding in just 19 seconds. Chicago police releasing this Body Camera Footage and we warn you its disturbing showing officer Eric Stillman responding to a shots fired call before chasing one of the two suspects down in an alley. Wait, stop, stop right now. Hey, show me your hands, stop it, drop it. Shots fired, get an ambulance up here now. The officer firing a single fatal shot into the chest of adam taledo, despite efforts to save him, the teen was pronounced dead at the scene. No parent should ever have a Video Broadcast widely of their childs last moments. Much less be placed in a terrible situation of losing their child in the first place. Chicago police say taledo had a gun in his hand before the shooting and that they recovered one from just behind the fence, highlighting it in this video edit, and released by the department. But the Body Camera Footage appears to show taledo had his hands up and was not Holding Anything at the time he was shot. A Crucial Detail his familys Attorney Says is important in the investigation. If he had a gun he tossed it. The officer said show me your hands, he complied. He turned around. The family agreed to the release of the video after viewing them with the chicago Mayors Office earlier this week. Now the officer who killed him is on administrative leave. His attorney telling cnn he was left with no other option adding stillman was well within his justification of using deadly force. But for protesters and the family there are questions about his death that need to be answered. All i know is that the officer is trained to not shoot an unarmed individual. Not shoot an unarmed child. Ana, look, they are still worried about the fallout of this case, all up and down Michigan Avenue extra Security Guards have been hired at businesses, some are even boarding up their windows, theyre worried about what happened last summer when people were still upset about some of the violence with Police Across this country that they took to the streets and started Throwing Bricks through the Windows Last Night We Saw police at the ready but nothing happened. But still, that high security presence remains even as we speak. Such a sad situation. Ryan young, thank you. More than a year now into the coronavirus pandemic, but you go to some michigan hospitals and youd think we were just battling the first wave. Cases surging, hospitals nearly full, and medical workers being pushed to the brink. Well go live to michigan in just a moment. Some say this is my greatest challenge ever. But ive seen centuries of this. With a companion that powers a digital world, traded with a touch. 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And michigan currently has the second most cases of that b. 1. 1 variant in the country, the variant first identified in the uk, more transmissible as we know and dr. Joel fishbane is in the middle of it. Hes in michigan with Beaumont Health there. I can only imagine how exhausted you must be. Thank you for taking the time to share with us whats happening. Paint the picture for us, what are you seeing right now, how dire is it . Well, thank you for the invitation. And its pretty significant because of the number of people that are being admitted with symptoms and their age. Youve probably all heard that this variant is the predominant strain and it does affect younger people, and it certainly results in younger people being sicker than what we saw last year, more are on oxygen. And its filling up the hospitals. Filling up the hospitals. What are you hearing from these younger people who are being admitted . Mostly surprise that theyre getting that sick and that theyre that young. I dont think anybody in those age groups, the 20, 30 and 40yearolds really expected to be this sick, and many of them have never been sick in their life, and theyre very scared. Theyre very concerned. Theyre happy when they leave the hospital. But you can see the panic and the fear in their eyes because theyre usually not sick people. Yeah, and beyond this new age group that youre seeing more cases that are turning serious, what do you say in terms of how this compares to earlier surges in what you all are having to deal with in terms of Health Care Providers . All we have is to compare to the surge from november and december time frame and the original surge march and april. March and april, i think, was older patients, sicker patients, more patients were intubated, and more patients were dying. It was very frustrating, too, because everything was new. We had no specific treatments, the treatments were changing on a weekly basis. The science wasnt there to really help us and then as more science became available we developed patterns of treatment but the problem is that now we have sick people, we still have treatments that look like theyre okay. We have nothing perfect. The good news is we dont seem to see as many intubated patients but we could get there if we dont control this particular surge and get it under control, im afraid were going to be back to where we were last year. I imagine its frustrating. How would you describe that feeling that you all are experiencing . Thats a great word. You can add many words to that, if youd like. Add them. Whats that . Go ahead and add them. How would you describe it . Help us understand what you all are feeling. Well, obviously frustration with the fact that were im not able to control this surge. Obviously we would like as Infectious Disease doctors we love having medicines to treat infections. We have some treatments but theyre not what you would like to have, the way we have with bacterial infections, urinary tract infections, pneumonia, theres delays in getting those kinds of treatments. That makes us frustrated. If you watch owl of the nurses, the Support Staff on the floors, theyre exhausted, theyre tired. For those of you who have never had to put on an n95 mask and gown and glove every time you go into a room, it adds time, it gets hot, you sweat, you want to help the patients but youre uncomfortable. The sooner we can get this under control the happier everybody is going to be, not only the patients but all these workers who have just killed themselves long hours, very tired, its just its hard to watch. Weve seen so many other cities, and states, opening up in the last, you know, several weeks and months. Michigan cities, however, account for nine of the ten worst covid19 outbreaks in metro areas across the nation. What do you think is driving the uptick in cases there, specifically . Well, all i can tell you is what we ask and talk to patients about and obviously you know about the b. 1. 1. 7 variant, it clearly is much more infectious than the original virus from last year. We are seeing and when you talk to families we are seeing entire families sick, large gatherings where multiple people reported being sick. If you talk to the patients you find out whats going on. And im just going to beg and plead for everybody to remain diligent with masking, limiting congregations of people, limiting exposure, social distancing, you know, were all just dying for people to please follow the simple rules, take some responsibility for yourself, and protect those around you, and Everybody Needs to get vaccinated. So, you know, we see what you would expect to see with a much more aggressive transmissible variant, and people who i think are just letting their guards down, and the lack of vaccination, which takes time, its not anybodys fault, it takes time to vaccinate millions and millions of people. Right. And it takes time for that vaccine, then, to also kind of kick into gear after you get the vaccination shots which, of course, with the two that are currently authorized, are two shots that are three or four weeks apart to begin with. Dr. Joel fishbane, thank you for what you do and taking your time with us today. Thank you very much. A major week for President Biden on the world stage. Japans Prime Minister arriving at the white house, just moments ago, it is President Bidens first inperson meeting with a foreign leader. Much more on what to expect, just ahead. The lexus is. All in on the sports sedan. Lease the 2021 is 300 for 369 a month for 36 months. 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With the meeting today, with the meeting with south korean president moon jaein next month the recognition inside the white house is the president s focus here on foreign poll and i and you could see it in the afghanistan withdrawal decision earlier this week as well. Shifting the focus primarily to china, particularly as the country continues to flex its muscles in the region with the u. S. Really trying to link arms with its allies, trying to show some force in the face of a rising china in the endo pacific region. The meetings are consequential. This meeting will be a lengthy bilateral meeting. The president and Prime Minister will have discussions. Whats symbolic, the two leaders talking about priorities for both nations, obviously the pandemic is a key issue thats addressed in everything President Biden does, certainly will again today but also about whats happening in the region and how the u. S. And its alliances in its region can push back against china, and i think its something youve seen from the administration, not just on the Foreign Policy realm but also in the domestic policy realm. Talking about the American Rescue package, it is often through the lens of trying to increase american competitiveness, due to the challenge the president and his team believe they face with china right now and that is certainly the case today, and ana its something we can watch over the course of the next several months. It seems like, when you talk to white house officials, they make the case that very much of what theyre going the Foreign Policy realm is directing at pushing back, making clear how the president views china, how the president Views Chinese president xi jinping and how the president views the necessity of alliance in that region when you look at the myriad of issues the u. S. Is dealing with in china, whether its the south china sea, taiwan, hong kong, there are no shortages of issues to deal with and thats why its become a critical issue and why this meeting is so important same with the meeting next month with the south korean president , the Administration Still inside the first 100 days and facing a series of major, daunting Foreign Policy questions across the globe, but making clear, china is a, if not the priority, ana. Phil mattingly at the white house, thank you. We are on the cusp of a verdict. Weeks of testimony about George Floyds death wrapped up, and monday, Closing Arguments in the Derek Chauvin murder trial. Elie honig joins us next with the key moments, what the jury will be contemplating as it makes its decision. His father was a miner, they were immigrants from italy and somewhere along the way that man changed his name and transformed himself into a successful midcentury american man. He had a whole life that i didnt know anything about. 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Combine those eyewitnesses with the video, the 9 29, i think that will be the heart of the prosecutors argument at closing an monday. Thats the one that really speaks to the heart of the jurors who are watching that. How could they not be moved. Youre also focusing on the rare testimony from the Minneapolis Police chief who said chauvins actions were not part to continue to apply that level of force to a person proned out, handcuffed behind their back, that that in no way, shape or form is anything that is by policy. Its not part of our training. And it is certainly not part of our ethics or our values. Elie how effective do you think that will be . Something remarkable happened in in trial. And thats that the entire leadership essentially of the Minneapolis Police department up to and including the chief took the stand and testified about the conduct of their own former officer, what he did was excessive force. It was not consistent with our training. It was not consistent with our policy. And i think the chief drove home, its not consistent with anything that we are about as Law Enforcement officers. Now, the defense is arguing well there is a lot of subjectivity. Things are happening fast. Its hard though second guess someone after the fact. I think the prosecution responds during closing yes, but there is a limit. That doesnt mean anything goes. Look for the exchange on closing as well. Then we have the testimony from renowned pulmonary Critical Care dr. Martin towbin who offered this franke assessment. Mr. Floyd died from a low level of oxygen. Thats 91. 5 pounds is coming down directly on mr. Floyds neck. How do you think the jury will weigh that. I felt watching dr. Towbin, i was understanding Human Breathing for the first time. Again, he was the culmination of four medical sferts, a cardiologist, pulmonologist, two medical examiners that said unequivocally, the primary or only cause of death was Derek Chauvins knee to George Floyds neck. What did you make of the Defense Arguments we married. Lets remember the defers dont have to win. All they have to do is establish reasonable doubt. They called Heir Expert Witnesses on use of force and on the medical causation issue. Look, i didnt think either held up. I think on crossexamination both of them were exposed for having faulty opinions or opinions that were really not based on her data or science or even common sense. Ultimately thats a determination for the jury. Closing arguments come minnesota. In 30 seconds, what happens next. After the parties close, the judge the give the jury the formal legal instructions and then they go into a black box and deliberate. We will not know whats happening in the room. There will not be cameras in the room. They will send notes. We can see the notes. They can ask legal questions. Ask to see certain pieces of evidence. Sometimes minde matters, they want lunch, airconditioning turned up. Eventually they send a note saying we have a verdict. And just like you may have seen on movies on the tv they will come out, the judge asks what is your verdict they will say guilty or not guilty. I can tell from you experience everyones hearts are pounding at that moment. Thats incredibly traumatic, the culmination of the trial. And we were speaking could take hours, as you experienced in your career or days possibly weeks. Its just so hard to know. Elie honig good to have you with us. Thank you good to see. You thanks ana. The world is set to say farewell to Prince Philip tomorrow. But this will be a royal funeral like no other. [typing sound] i had this hundred thousand dollar student debt. Two hundred and twentyfive thousand dollars in debt. Ah, sofi literally changed my life. 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Wearing a mask, mourning for huss her husband. He was deeply religious and she was. This is going to be a somber affair. There is obviously Family Politics between william and harry in particular. You will see the procession with them walking parallel but with the cousins in between. People reading a lot into that. What they are trying to do, everyone involved here is trying to take focus away from that tension, that rivalry, and focus instead on the duke and the funeral. We also know that people are going to be members of the royal family will be wearing suits rather than military uniforms, again, to Prevent Harry being embarrassed by not wearing a uniform because he was stripped of his titles honor. Max foster thank you for the preview. And we will have special live coverage on cnn tomorrow morning during all of that. I have to say my heart is so heavy today for so many reasons. But one reason is especially personally. We just learned our colleague reanyway maurchs 2yearold son passed away wednesday after battling cancer np in a touching message she says he mastered the ability to bring laughter and happiness to whatever room he was in. He taught her endurance and the depth of love. Our thoughts and prayers with reanywayher family we are with you and love you. That does it for me on this friday. Thank you for joining me this week. Ill see you back here monday. In the meantime follow me on the twitter. Newsroom continues right now with broork baldwin. Hi, im brooke baldwin. Its friday. You are watching cnn. Thank you for being with me. America is just getting pummeled with one National Tragedy after another. The latest blow, this Mass Shooting in indianapolis that has left eight people dead, five more wounded. And the rampage erupted when not just one but three deaths tied to Police Officers are gripping the country. The most recent coming to light, a boy name adam talado, the city of chicago released bodyca