announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robin koerner. in just a few hours from now closing arguments begin in one of the most closely-watched trials in modern u.s. history. former police officer derek chauvin faces charges. floyd s death sparked global protests. national guard troops are deployed in downtown minneapolis where the jury will be sequestered and public schools will go to remote learning on wednesday. razor wire and other barriers are being installed around some police precincts and u.s. buildings. sara sidner shows us how some activist spent the day on sunday. at george floyd square the day before the closing arguments in the trial against the former officer accused of murdering him, this place turned into a place of solidarity between latino and asian folks and black folks and white folks, and i want to give you a look at what this place looks like. this has been the look since george floyd died, and some things are new, like daunte w
live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. thanks for joining me. the u.s. is focused on the aftermath of gun violence again this weekend. there s grief over the mass shootings in indiana after dozens of similar incidents in the last month. there s also outrage over police shootings. this was the scene in brooklyn center, minnesota, a few hours ago. the city has seen a seventh night of protests over the shooting death of 20-year-old dante white during a traffic stop. in indianapolis where eight people died in a mass shooting at a fed ex facility, police are going through the home of the suspect. they ve identified him as 19-year-old brandon hole, who worked at the facility as recently as last year. police say he brought the two assault-style weapons he used legally. saturday mourners in indianapolis came together to remember the eight lives lost in that attack and held aville jill in a park near the fed ex facility where these killings occurred. our c
investigatorscovering all of these cases. and in indianapolis, we are learning the names of the eight people of the people who were shot by the lone gunman. jason is in minneapolis, and what more are we learning about the victims and the possible gunman? well, the names and the ages, and the oldest victim, steve wisert wasn t to have his anniversary, and four members of the sect community, grieving very, very deeply today. and two 19-year-olds were a also among those killed out here at the fedex facility. i spoke a chaplain out here how she is able to provide comfort, and some answers for such a senseless act. sometimes, it is matter of being a listening ear, and they have to share their experience and then they can help with the healing process, and sometimes it is about being a listening ear, and being available to people. beings a listening ear and available to people. and i asked how many times she has had to do something like this, and she said 12 times to respond
mall in nebraska. at least one person is in critical condition. security footage showed two suspects fleeing the mall. the search for them is now underway. tom foreman has a look in just one week how america s news cycle of fear, violence and heartbreak just continues. reporter: eight people gund down at their workplace. stunned survivors. more shots went out and somebody got another gun, and then i saw one body on the floor. shots fired, gets an ambulance over here now. you re fixing to ride the lightning, son. reporter: that was just the latest in a horrifying week, so many that officials at all levels are cautioning against any excessive backlash. there s sluicely no justification, none for looting. no justification for violence. taser, taser, taser. reporter: many incidents have involved police. the shooting of daunte wright spurred a week of protest. everybody keeps say justice, but unfortunately there s never going to be justice for us. i cannot brea