one woman in her 20s died. what do we know about the people just arrested? >> reporter: fredericka, according to st. paul police, three men connected to this shooting are in the hospital. they are receiving treatment for their injuries. police have not told us if those three men were shot or how they were injured. police did describe the scene when they showed up this morning shortly after midnight. listen in. >> officers rushed to the scene. they got there quickly, and they walked into a hellish situation. there were gunshot victims lying in the street and outside the bar there were gunshot wound victims on the sidewalk and there were gunshot victims inside the bar. all told, 15 people were shot. >> 15 people shot, including a woman who was identified as a person in her 20s. that woman died at scene. 14 others transported to multiple hospital. at least two hospitals in st. paul and a hospital in the neighboring city of minneapolis. what led to this shooting is still unclear. investigators are working and trying to determine a motive. so many lives changed last night. people went out in the city of st. paul. it was a nice night there, a saturday night. they we out to have a good time, and the heart of downtown st. paul and this happened, and for some perspective, this all took place about a block away from the excel energy center. for those of you familiar with the twin cities, you know the ex is where the minnesota wild play. there was no game, of course, yesterday, but this is an area where people come to have a good time, hang out, walk and celebrate with friends. fred fredericka. >> thank you so much from chicago on this st. paul shooting. cnn law enforcement analyst anthony barksdale will hopefully be joining news a mom. we just lost that signal with him. he served as acting police commissioner with baltimore. probably seen him quite a bit on cnn. his expertise is invaluable. when we try to re-establish that connection, we'll bring him back. we've got so much more straight ahead including promising signs in america's fight against the coronavirus, but experts are warning not to call it a victory just yet. plus, is there a christmas tree shortage? global supply chain issues could possibly put a damper on the upcoming holiday season. much more on that straight ahead. all right. instead of taking that break we'll reconnect now with our cnn law enforcement analyst anthony barksdale. it looks like our signal is back. we can see you moving and hopefully i can hear you talking very soon. all right. there you are. thanks for hanging with us. all right. this shooting now in st. paul, you know, we're talking about 15 people shot. where do investigators begin with trying to figure out what happened, what provoked it and why? >> well, the police have their hands full right now. if you have possible victims that are actually involved with the incident then you have to look at your forensics. do we, have you know, the gunshot wounds, do we have guns, were guns recovered on the scenes, were shell casings recovered? what about everyone in the bar, the witnesses? maybe the victims are witnesses or maybe a bar tender is a witness so there's a lot of work to be done to build a prosecutable case for those involved in this tragic incident. >> right. we're talking about midnight saturday night. a lot of people out having a good time. a food court involved. just an area where a lot of people are going to gather on a saturday evening, and we do know police have arrested three, but talk to me about what complications still might come in piecing together a case, particularly because people hear gunshots and they start scrambling, and sometimes it's difficult for investigators to discern, you know, if there's any connection among the people in the crowd, eyewitness accounts to the shooting activity. oh, boy, and they with go. we lost that signal. anthony barksdale, in we we are able to reconnect with you. we'll try it. meantime, so much more straight ahead. we'll be right back. ♪ i like it, i love it, i want some more of it♪ ♪i try so hard, i can't rise above it♪ ♪don't know what it is 'bout that little gal's lovin'♪ ♪but i like it, i love it♪ applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. ♪ upbeat, catchy music ♪ >> tech vo: this couple counts on their suv... as they travel for their small business. so when they got a chip in their windshield... they brought it to safelite... for a same-day in-shop repair. we repaired the chip right away. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? 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>> yeah. i really do, fred. i mean, i think delta was really humbling to us in this sense the last time we felt we were really coming out and started to relax unmasked, we got this next surge that we are just starting to come out of, and i agree, you know, overall nationally it looks like we're doing well, particularly in places that vaccination rates are extremely high and other public health measures are really adhered to, places like the northeast, but there are plenty of states that are seeing a surge right now. minnesota right now has an increase in cases, you know, montana, idaho still increased hospitalizations and death. alaska right now is in crisis standards of care so, you know, plenty of places where, you know, there are still entire states really struggling to get through this surge. >> yeah, still can't let their guard down. so earlier dr. anthony fauci was also asked here on cnn about mandating vaccines on flights ahead of the holiday travel season, and this is what he said. >> i don't want to say support or not. i think it's a decision that's made by input from a number of parts of the government including public health. i mean, obviously from a public health stand point, the more protection you get the better it is and i don't want to be weighing in because we wind up then having people taken out of context. >> do we need a more direct answer on that? >> well, it may be trickier for dr. fauche toe say that he supports one measure or the over. i think he need to be very nuanced and careful but i don't need to be. i think we've reached a point where we should layer on as many tools as we can to prevent next summer and i think in the case of holiday travel in particular holidays in cold weather where people travel from everywhere and tend to gather indoors in, you know, close proximity to each other, i think where we really need to work to try to keep people safe, particularly because we're also headed into flu season so this could be real devastate willing, again, and really burdensome to health systems so i think now is the time for mandates for airlines, you know. that could come from individual airlines that want to set an example and real be safe for their consumers like delta, american airlines, united could do this now and it should happen quickly because people are making plans right now for our fall and winter holidays. >> people need to know whether they can get the advantages owns in time for that window if indeed that does end up being the case. >> that's right. >> so you've also said that you've gotten a lot of questions from patients who still have certainties about the vaccine. do you think after all this time the messaging isn't clear, or does that just demonstrate that the people will continue to ask the questions are likely the ones who are just not going to get the vaccine anyway? >> well, i think that group that is not vaccinated remains a very mixed group. i mean, there are people who are dead set against vaccines, but i think there's a lot of people still willing to have conversations and that's why we continue to have emthis. it's those conversations often need to happen on an individual basis. >> is there a common thread of what they are asking you? >> you know, i still think people have a lot of fears and i think we need to remember that the misinformation machine, you know, that someone said on cnn last hour that, you know, misinformation mixed with anger travels a lot faster than facts and good information, so i think we need to remember how quickly information has outpaced good information, and we need to be steady and consistent and really assertive in putting out the good information just to try to keep up and counterbalance a little bit, so i think the common theme is that fears have been played on much more than reassuring energies so we constantly have this work to do. still, you know, we're getting a lot of shots in arms every day, about a million every day, so i think as frustrating as it can be, we're still managing to move forward with the vaccination effort and we should not give up. >> so before the november and the december holidays, there's halloween and that's only a few weeks away so where are you on you on whether it's good for kid, particularly under 12, to go trick-or-treating? >> well, i have one child that has had a birthday on halloween and this is a big deal in our household and we've been waiting to go out there and i feel pretty good about having kids have a fairly trick-or-treating night. it's largely outdoors, can wear masks if they are in groups. i think this is actually a great holiday to celebrate and let kids have a little fun. >> oh, good. that's going to be good news to my kids because they cannot wait. okay. now i have your endorsement. >> you do. >> thanks, doctor. good to see you. stay well. >> thank you. >> bye. we're also monitoring a major travel situation. southwest airlines cancelling more than 1,000 flights today for a total of 1,800 cancellationed this weekend. southwest says it's in response to disruptive weather and air traffic control issues. the faa responded telling cnn that air traffic control issues are not causing the southwest cancellations as there have been no staffing shortages since friday. all right. coming up, global supply chain issues are driving up costs of everything from gas to groceries. even christmas freeze may be hard to get this year, so why is mr. biden insisting the u.s. economy is on the road to recovery? 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what did you expect this race encounter to be like? >> so i was expecting. i knew it was going to be raining because it's pouring rain when it started and we knew it would be cold and we thought we would have a light dusting of snow and we knew we would be climbing 11,000 feet in the mountains total, and so you expect it's going to be a long day and you're going to be out there all day and you're prepared. you have, you know, changes of clothes in your drop bag and all your gear with you. we didn't know that we would have this much snow, and it would be wind blowing 30 to 40 miles an hour and ice and, you know -- you know, we weren't prepared for that. >> oh, my gosh. so jake, i mean, how did you know that your runners were in trouble? mean, that this weather would just kind of sweep through? i moan that's not too unusual. i ski out in park city and sometimes the weather can change on a dime, but then something indicated to you all that these changes were not only abrupt but dangerous and you needed to, you know, kick into action so what happened? >> so, you know, part of our plan with this race is we've been putting it together for just over two years was knowing that the elements can change at any time, and the first thing that we did was we constructed our aid stations. we had six of them across the course and they were design and hand chosen and we selected very experienced ultra marathoners who could run those aid stages, and that was a big part of our strategy and a part of, you know, us being able to pull this off successfully, but we also really committed to technology and being able to live track and communicate with our runners at any time, and as well as our aid station captains, so between 7:30 and 8:00 a.m. just a couple of hours into the race as our aid station captain was getting var established and we had a live feed so we could see the weather turn very quickly to a whiteout, strong winds and at that moment we dropped all plans to, you know, for the final 30, 40 miles. i ran home, changed all my clothes and threw on ski goggles, gloves, and i was personally shuttled up as high as i could possibly could. >> shuttled up in what way. how did you swoop in? what kind of equipment, you know, vehicles and how did you swoop in and grab people and help them? >> we have a tremendous amount of support and just volunteers, unsung heroes. there's a whole list of them where we have volunteers with four-wheel drive vehicles that were taking us up the canyon as high as possible and at that point getting out and running backwards on the course to track down as many runners as possible and personally getting them to the first aid station so that we knew that they were secure and accounted for, and at that point from getting them from the first aid station down the canyon another five, six miles, that's where we had search and rescue and all these volunteers from other aid stations come together as the ultra marathon community does very, very well. we band together and we get through very tough things together. >> wow. well, you had a plan and then you had a plan just in case those plans didn't go according to plan. so i wonder, jake, are you all going to reschedule this? or is it just next year or next season? >> yes, we are. the response that we have from the 87 runners and thousands of people inside the running community has been phenomenal and very, very positive. every runner was asking, even yesterday, and a bunch more today, can we sign up for next year? are you guys going to do it next year? when can we sign up, so, yeah, we're going to open it up to the first -- it was the first 87 runners. we're going to -- just because of what we all went together, we've created a special beautiful bond there. we're going to move them and allow them to race next year. we're just going to automatically put them in for free and let them run because of what we've been through because this race -- it's going to sell out very fast and we want to make sure that they are in it and, you know, a couple hundred more runners will be glad to take them through the course. it's an incredibly beautiful course and everyone wants to seat course in its finest without a foot and a half of snow coming down. >> annie, are you there? are you ready for the next run? >> absolutely. i'm excited to get out there and do the full course and be able to complete it, so for sure. >> well, i'm glad that no one was injured, right, jake? no one was injured? >> correct. >> okay. yeah. we had one runner who took a minor fall, you know, had a little -- but nothing -- he was -- he was up and walking to his car. >> wow. >> and i checked on him and a couple of the runners that were unfair conditions, and they are both doing well today, and we're just incredibly grateful that everybody is off the mountain, including the volunteers, first responders, all the runners, you know. most race directors consider a successful race based off of the number of entrants, right, or the number of people. for us, when we flip that switch early in the morning between, you know, around 8:00 a.m., it's about getting people home and back to their families, and we'll worry about the finish line next year. >> right. >> we consider it a very successful first year race. >> well, yeah. bummer that the weather stood in the way of anyone crossing the finish line but hey, like you said, the end result is great. everyone is okay. you rescued everyone and annie's got a smile on her face still, you know, and raring to go and i admire you all for being able to do this and plan again for the next one. all the best. jake kilgore and annie mcdonald, thank you very much, and we'll be right back. with my trusty ♪ ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolished by the peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, what was that? 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are they going to come after the individuals? >> reporter: she described how her grandfather used to be chased, had rocks thrown at him, exoing some of the anti-asian attacks seen during the pandemic. >> we were hearing rhetoric coming down from our federal government, as we know our past president, that was really i think encouraging a lot of this hate and these hate crimes that were occurring. >> reporter: council member raul peralis says similar leadership in the 1880s set the tone for anti-chinese attacks all with the backdrop of the u.s.-chinese exclusion act used to prevent chinese immigrants from becoming citizens. >> i was not aware of how bad it got and through this process we've been able to expose that. >> the city even denied permits for rebuilding after the fire, though subsequent chinatowns eventually emerged. about 100 years later during the construction of this hotel, the fairmount, people discovered artifacts that survived the fire, a painful reminder of the city's past. >> they found out what life was like. they obviously had toothbrushes. threat kitchen utensils and they even had whiskey bottles. >> reporter: when these pieces were found the chinese historical and cultural project formed with jerry wong at the helm. >> finding pieces like this, it was just like opening a horizon of what was life like for those people. >> the museum shows a timeline of san jose's five china townes. after the arson the chinese rebounded into a new community. this museum building is a replica of the last standing structure from that final chinatown. only this altar is original. that neighborhood today is full of construction prints. the new development will include a new park named after the area at time when anti-asian hate has surfaced again, that gesture along with the city's resolution and apology mean more to the community than a piece of paper. >> this is a record of the city's role in promoting a real climate of hate around -- against the chinese immigrants. >> and also a record of resistance. >> a story of rebuilding and repairing. it's a sense of overcoming. >> natasha chen, cnn, san jose, california. >> i want to bring in now lisa ling, host of "this is life." the new season premiers tonight. so good to see you again, lisa. so your first episode actually looks at the recent rise in anti-asian hate crimes around the country and how it's rooted in a long history discrimination against asian americans. here's a preview. >> in 1882, the u.s. government responded to those fears with racist legislation, the chinese exclusion act and for the first time in american history the doors closed on a population because of where they were from. chinese immigrants who were already in the u.s. became the target of vicious attacks. >> people show up on a chinese settlement en masse with pitch forks and guns. they forced people out into the dead of night and literally thousands of folks are massacred because of this violence. >> why don't we ever hear about this in american history books? >> it's not something that is part of this great mythology of settling the frontier. >> and a great nation was built. >> it's not something that makes us look good, but we created this powerful prosperous country on the backs of a lot of people. >> lisa, the premiere episode is very personal for you. tell us a little bit more about what inspired you to explore this. >> well, thanks for having me on. then tire season of this -- of "this is life" we're doing something a little different which is we are exploring moment and stories in american history that didn't make it into the books, and i -- i became emotional just listening to natasha help's piece that you just aired because there's so many aspects of asian-american history, which is really all of our history that have never made it into the books. i never when i was growing up never read anything about the contribution of asian americans and the things that asian americans have had to endure and even the triumphs, so when that happens, when there's just complete erasure of one's history, it becomes easier for a country, a community to overlook or even dehumanize people which i think has resulted in what has been happening over the last year and a half which is this massive increase in attacks on asian people because they have been scapegoated because of covid, because of the virus, and so this first episode is an exploration of asian american history through the story of vincent chin who was a chinese-american man in detroit in the early '80s when detroit and the rest of the country was experiencing economic woes. detroit was the automobile capital of the world, and people started losing jobs. thousands of people when oil and gas prices started to soar, and the -- and the first people that the community started to blame was japanese automobile-makers because they were producing these very fuel-efficient cars. vincent chen is at a bar and he and out-of-work autoworkers get into a fight and they chase him out of the bat and beat him to death with a baseball bat and they those men nerved paid a fine or served a day in prison. vincent chen's case ever became the first asian rights case in american history. >> so much history and so many americans need to -- need to know and need to burn on need to listen to in your show tonight. lisa ling, appreciate it. glad you're able to delve into these pages of history that people really need to know. tune into an all new season of "this is life" with lisa ling tonight at 10:00 only on cnn. coming up, facebook is trying to respond to damning allegations that it knowingly harms users in exchange for profits. i'll ask one if facebook's early investors about what he thinks needs to be done now. a lot of people think dealing with copd is a walk in the park. if i have something to help me breathe better, everything will be fun and nice. but i still have bad days... flare-ups, (cough cough) which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection against flare-ups. so it's time to get real. because in the real world... our lungs deserve the real protection of breztri. breztri gives you better breathing... symptom improvement, and flare-up protection. it's the first and only copd medicine proven to reduce flare-ups by 52%. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition... or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling... problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. for real protection, ask your doctor about breztri. ♪ i like it, i love it, i want some more of it♪ ♪i try so hard, i can't rise above it♪ ♪don't know what it is 'bout that little gal's lovin'♪ ♪but i like it, i love it♪ applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. 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