another deadly mass shooting in the united states. here s what we know right now. eight people are dead and four more were rushed to the hospital with bullet wounds. it happened at a fedex facility in indianapolis and nbc news has just confirmed via three law enforcement sources that the suspected gunman s name is brandon scott hull. he s 19 years old, born on august 20, 2001, and here is what fbi and indianapolis police had to say about it a short time ago. many of you have already asked what the motive of this shooting was, and with less than 12 hours since the shooting, it would be premature to speculate on that motivation. what can you tell us about the suspect? you know, i can really tell you very little. the reason is we are still working to identify everybody that is still on scene there. so we are not able to make positive identification of the suspect. what we did find preliminarily from the interviews that were conducted was that this suspect came to the facil
john maguire, bbc news, plymouth. time for a look at the weather. here is chris fox. we start with not a look back here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but - here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but a - here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but a look i here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but a look at | a look back to winter, but a look at what happened this morning parts of scotland. yes, we had some fresh snowfall. we don t see snow every may in the uk, but we do from time to time. we had some nine years ago. but it is relatively uncommon. the other thing that is interesting about the weather at the moment is how quickly we have gone from exceptionally dry weather to pretty wet weather. take fife ne scotland, three millimetres of rain through the whole of last month
the women s six nations gets underway today. it was delayed by the pandemic but is now taking centre stage. can england retain their title? they face scotland in the opening game this afternoon. good morning. a dry day ahead with some sunshine, particularly in the north and west. cooler and cloudier in eastern england. all the details coming up on breakfast. it s saturday 3rd april. our top story: care home residents in england will be allowed two regular visitors indoors from the 12th of april in a further relaxation visitors will also be able to bring babies and young children with them, meaning some residents could meet grandchildren for the first time. charlotte wright has this report. it has been an agonising year for those with relatives locked down in care homes. but last month, as restrictions started to ease, some were able to hold their loved ones hands for the first time since the start of the pandemic. now from the 12th of april, more family members will be reuni
grounds, democrats try to paper over it this week with vague warnings about terrible things that could happen at the hands of terrible people. well, people who support trump, of course. the acting capitol police chief in a pathetic attempt to shift blame from their inadequate preparation claimed yesterday to have been briefed about troubling intelligence reports. members of the militia group present on january 6th had stated their desires that they wanted to blow up the capital and kill as many members as possible with a direct message to the state of the union. we think it s prudent that capitol police maintain enhanced and robust security posture until we address those vulnerabilities going forward. terry laura: agencies want billions of dollars to keep government and acceptable to the people who actually pay the bill. you can bet that this is going to include systems and surveillance to monitor, track,, and harass law-abiding americans. as much as threat assessment,
fear mongering and lockdowns over covid-19. there is a $2 trillion covid-19 bill, and special interests totally unrelated to fighting the pandemic about to go to a vote tonight or tomorrow. with hospitalization cases plummeting perhaps there s less of a need, especially since so much of what has been authorized still has not actually been spent. the new vaccine has been tested against the new variant. those findings in a moment. imagine if this happened in a prior administration, journalists talk about a plan by the washington post to charge the beach $170 for covid-19 test every time they into the white house. could that strained the relationship between president biden and the mainstream media. first tonight, chad program to see where things stand at this minute on the covid-19 bill and growing person progressive august overall of it, this is about the minimum wage. democrats insist they will pass this bill later tonight but there were divides over the senate stripping th