hello everyone, thanks so much for joining us for this hour, where we bring you tomorrow s news tonight. we have our great lineup of reporters to share our secrets. here when we have harry enten, , shimon prokupecz, and sarah murray. thank you all for being here on the couch tonight. okay, another texas town is reeling after another mass shooting at an outlet mall over the weekend, killed eight people, wounded seven others. tonight, we re learning more about the 33-year-old gunman and his actions leading up to the shooting. shimon prokupecz is following the story. let s start with what s next in the story. ultimately, right now, as much as we know about this individual, really the hate, the heat keep believed in really there is still this thing they need to do, authorities need to figure them out of. is there something else going on here that perhaps sparked this? so, that s investigators are now doing. you know, we learned so much about him through his social media.
And putt against leaders of his own party like congressman nancy pelosi and senator warren. Liberals are quick to condemn the Spending Bill calling it a broib for banks and donors. Mike emmanuel is live on capitol hill with us. Mike, the senate so manies stuck on the extension, they did do something successfully, right . Reporter no question about that. They passed a short Term Government funding to buy senators more time. It was scheduled to be quiet today. And there are conversations taking place about cutting the deal on the government extension and well so if it pans out. Earlier harry reid sounded aggravated. Regrettably the republicans
pulled the legislation off. And now, we are regulated to watching the time tick away on the clocks. Reporter at this point the senators are in session seven hours and counting, julie . What have they done all day long. A voteramma. And look at the names. Murphy to be Surgeon General and car lincolman for Social Security commissioner. And this is ge
victory day in europe was 78 years ago, believed or not, the end of world war ii in europe. and there s less than 200,000 american servicemen who are still alive at this particular point. i believe there were upwards, near 50 million who served over the war. so, just a shout out to all of them. a great job. won the war, something my father was always so proud of as a young boy back then. so, way to go, and we can do to remember them. thank you, thank you for that. athena? i want to see what happens with this title 42. it s going to lift on thursday. what is the border going to look like? but also what are these counties up here are going to do, now it s not just rockland county, orange county both declaring a state of emergency, trying to get busloads of migrants out. but i wouldn t be very specific today about what their plan was to make that not happen, apart from fines or possibly an injunction. so, who knows what kinds of dramatic scenes we can see play out if they do try to
Though, look in the united states, where i m speaking from, there is unfortunately a right-wing nazi movement that is a bit underground but it s still there. what russian propaganda does is they use those small grains of fact, they fabricate, they elaborate, and they say it over and over and over again. and the russian public believes it. yeah, unfortunately. we ll have to leave it there. thank you so much for your analysis. cnn global affairs, kimberly dozier, really appreciate it. tune in monday for live coverage of the victory day parade in russia. we ll have live coverage as troops and officials gather from 9:00 a.m. moscow time, 7:00 a.m. in london. the parade is expected to get under way an hour later. it s not just russia commemorating the end of world war ii in europe. what you re seeing now is coming from paris just moments ago. french president emmanuel macron laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in the french capital. it was this time yesterday that
More than 30 children were among those still trapped, he says. this as we are now just days away from may 9th, the day feared by all that celebrated in russia for marking the surrender of nazi germany and the end of world war ii in europe. in a new piece in the atlantic tom nichols warns vladimir putin may use it as an escalation writing no matter what putin says on may 9th, the russians will continue to inflict misery on the people of ukraine. the question next week is whether the russian president intends to extend this war to the rest of the planet. joining our coverage, tom nichols, contributor writer and with us amy mckinnon, national security reporter for foreign policy magazine and joining us live from kyiv, ukraine, is our friend, nbc news correspondent cal perry. cal, i have to start with the evacuation and thread you have pulled for us every single solitary day you ve reported, the horrors inflicted on the