good evening. with funerals under wade of the victims of last week s school shooting in uvalde, texas. we have another mass shooting to report tonight. police say at least three people are dead plus the shooter in tulsa, oklahoma. cnn s joe johns is working the story and joins us now. what do we know so far, joe? reporter: anderson, what we do know, at least according to the authorities so far is that three people have been reported dead as a result of this shooting, a fourth if you include the shooter himself. and we re also told by authorities that one person was taken from the hospital in critical condition. this initially went out, according to authorities, as a report of a man with a rifle, and escalated into an active shooter situation at the st. francis hospital campus, in what is referred to as the natalie building, apparently a very large building. authorities having to go door-to-door there in that building and remove people in what they re referring to as a slow
an active shooter on south yale avenue. we had officers go arrive at the location at 4:56 so a three-minute response time and make contact with victims and the suspect at 5:01 and that was then making their way to the second floor. the officers that arrives were hearing shots in the building and that s what directed them to the second floor. right now we have four civilians that are dead. we have one shooter that is dead. and right now we believe that is self-inflicted. and joe, i spoke to the city counsellor who said the gunman may have been targetsing a specific position did the police say anything about that? no, they didn t say anything further. what we know is the shooter went
reporter: already ukraine has seen malicious attacks in recent days. the home pages of government ministries were hacked, replaced with a message, be afraid and expect the worst. microsoft then put out an alert that destructive malware, capable of wiping data had been find on dozens of ukrainian networks including government agencies. it s unclear if russia was responsible. as they were just a few years ago when power was knocked out in ukraine and their financial system was attacked. russian hackers have long been accused of targetsing american water, power and nuclear sectors. last summer president joe biden said he told president vladimir putin that attacking critical american infrastructure was a red line. i talked about the proposition that certain critical infrastructures should be off limits to attack, period by cyber or any other means. now, that could be on the table. they have surprised us again and again with their ability to cross what we thought were red lines. the
their e-mails read without any warrants just incidentally, huge numbers, 90% of what they sweep up are not targets. our story was trying to put a human face on surveillance. the point making for a year, we re only targetsing people who pose a threat of terrorism or other national security. here are five prominent muslim american citizens who have been subjected to the most invasive form of surveillance possible. i think it s really we are having some technical difficulties with glenn down in an offsite location. we ll be back to you with more after the break. [ cat meows ] da-da-da-da-da, bum-da, bum-da bum-da, bum-da the animals went in two by two the sheep and the frog and the kangaroo and they all went marching, marching in two by two [ male announcer ] the nissan pathfinder,
sorry. they should not brief about north korea s military moves. it raises the temperature too much. they should let the pentagon brief about that and then the pentagon is the place to look for the resolute action if any red lines are crossed, president obama would have no choice but to counterattack. i hope it will never get to that point. and we should certainly not go and engage in preemptive strikes in north korea. thank you both very much. interesting conversation. peter king told us he would do a preemptive strike last night when he was on this program. still to come, dr. ben carson says white liberals are racist and targetsing him for his views. did his comments cross the line? plus, a convicted felon was released from prison four years early because of an error. an error that had deadly consequences. and two men convicted of attempted murder today, swords, a body bag and their plan to attack a grammy winning singer. [ male announcer ] at his current pace,