world. i m christine romans. we begin with this senseless tragedy in louisville, kentucky , a 25 year old bank employee opening fire at his workplace, live streaming his own attack that killed four people in minutes. one of the nine others hurt in the early moments later died of those injuries. cnn s omar jimenez has more from louisville. in just moments. four people were killed in nine others injured at this bank in louisville, kentucky. officers were on scene within three minutes. the suspect shot at officers. we then returned fire and stop that threat. police revealing the shooter was an employee at the bank and had livestreamed the attack. suspect was live framing. and unfortunately, that s that s tragic. to know that that incident was out there and captured enforcement source telling cnn the shooter had also learned he was going to be fired and wrote a note to his parents and a friend indicating he was going to shoot at the bank. among those injured in the attack. two po
are not meant. to go through these types of tragedies. american people go through this again and again, this time for innocent people killed nine innocent people injured and yet another community in horror. today after a mass shooting in louisville, kentucky, after a lone gunman opened fire in his workplace, a bank the governor himself, says he knew one of the victims killed. plus emergency moves by the justice department and a drug manufacturer today trying to hit the brakes on the ruling from a texas judge, appointed by trump that effectively would ban the availability of a popular abortion pill. and classified pentagon documents leaked online , revealing top secret information on allies and adversaries. this leak different from previous ones because of how fresh the intel is speak with the house intelligence committee chairman who was said to be briefed on the matter just moments ago. welcome to the lead . i m jake tapper. it is another emotional day we start with our nati
strongly demand a thorough investigation and urged that similar incidents do not occur in official from one of the countries and five eyes a crucial intelligence sharing arrangement between the us and some of its closest allies. said they expected the us to share a damage assessment even as they conduct an assessment of their own. it s not only the kind of intelligence we collect on foes , but also the kind of intelligence that all nations connect, collect on their friends to we do this other nations do it, too, but you don t like it to be put into the public space. on the diplomatic front. it ll be deputy secretary of state wendy sherman, who will smooth things over with allies and partners if that s needed. meanwhile, the pentagon hasn t named who will lead the interagency on this end to make sure this sort of damaging leak doesn t happen again and to get a better control a tighter control if you will of this sort of sensitive information, but a crucial open question. are there more
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in the gaming community and available for everyday people to see that s that s one type of threat. but what people really need to understand here, kristie is that for our adversaries, it doesn t take a lot of intelligence. doesn t take the entire story in order for them to understand. what the united states knows and what our partners and allies know and what what that does is, it causes intelligence sources to dry up. i remember during the snowden years we would see streams of intelligence that we re providing critical information to the united states simply stop and at that point, the intelligence community is blind. and that should be a concern to everyone. you know your former colleague james clapper on cnn contrast to this incident to the snowden leaks in 2013 listen. it would appear to me, though, that the this is not a serious breach, at least from what we know publicly so far, as was the case with edward snowden all the volume and technical detail of what he revealed far