welcome to sunday. this is cnn this morning. i m victor brach well. i m amara walker. we begin in allen, texas, where at least eight people have been killed in yet another mass shooting in america. authorities say a gunman opened fire at an ultioutlet mall nort dallas as hundreds of people were, of course, shopping. footage from a witness dashcam shows the moment the gunman got out of his star and started shooting. we are pausing this before the shooting starts. another witness recorded as people tried to get away from the attacker and we are going to play this now, but we warn you it may be hard to watch. you see people there running. of course, you can hear the gunshots. police say that an officer responded and killed the shooter. here is how the mayor of allen reacted. allen is a proud and safe city which makes today s senseless act of violence even more shocking. however, i want to commend our police and fire departments for their quick response. their thorou
empower marginalized aapi youth to spark cross cultural racial conversations and understanding and, look, you have experienced plenty of racism, the horrible taunting by other players on the hardwood in college. you know, even during your success in the nba main stream media didn t know how to talk about you. i remember just being incensed seeing that article by the espn writer who obviously apologized and was fired using that racial slur, quote-unquote, chuink in the armor. i bring it up because i wonder how you use these experiences as an asian male in america. you said people look at me as the asian in the nba. i want to be known as the player in the nba. how do you use those experiences to meet the needs of the youth in your organization with your organization? i think for my foundation
street journal. she is fired up. they re behind the freedom of information act request. it will come pouring out. finally parents across the country regardless of their race will take back the education of their kids from the unions and the woke consultants. make one more point, i d also like to blame cnn besides barack obama for this. because guess what, cnn didn t report this loudoun county rape scandal. msnbc didn t report it. clueless about a major development in the crux of this case to label them domestic terrorists because the main stream media didn t cover that story because it didn t fit the narrative. they didn t do it perfect. put it on the doj. they didn t brief him on purpose. exactly. i didn t racialize this at all. race has nothing to do with this for me. two, the way you impact your school board is you elect new school board members. your don t threaten them with
come back to their religion. he could be goo for catholic church. he took his name from patron saint of the poor. didn t want to wear the papal colors. he went with the plain white. took the bus. seemingly great guy. help the membership. dana: bob, i want to ask you this question about the poll that was done by pew that said the number of people who say that are religious in america declined. it used to be 5%. then in 1990, 8%. last year, 2012, full 20% said they don t affiliate with any particular religion. do you think that tracks withpen anything, including labeled by a certain political party? bob: it probably reflects more demographics, the younger people get, the more they get
that is why they could have stopped this from the beginning. i had a good point earlier i said in green room. if you throw the secret service under the bus, why not do it two weeks ago on the night when they announce that the white house tours would be closed? if you throw them under the bus you could have said whoa, secret service. you can t close the white house tours. we will figure this out. the white house will save the day. blame the secret service on that end. instead, they made everybody look bad. bob: the secret service agent that spoke on the record i bet you $1 million he voted for mitt romney. dana: who cares? who cares who he voted for? why does that matter? greg: they are all smart republicans. eric: so what? who cares? eric: the main stream media didn t drive this. didn t shine the light on this. conservatives did. we did here. andrea: they are not