this is buffalo, this is eerie county, hate has no place in our community. we are buffalo. we are one, that was from eerie county sheriff john garcia as he commended as the mayor just did, buff three mayor byron brown who is still speaking commended officers for swift response and bravery in the line of duty as they do every day including off duty or retired police officer erin salter who lost his life when inmate 150-7103 took to tops super market with hatred in his heart and bullets in his gun. eric: the hearts of those around the country heavy this weekend because of this apparent act of white supremacy. that belief authorities say spurring that 18-year-old suspected shooter of the rampage at we just heard targeting black lives purposely to try and kill as many african-americans as he can because of his twisted sick believes according to authorities in the news conference that we just heard. we will, of course, continue our coverage of tragedy during the fox news channel. arthel and i will be at 4:00 p.m. with a lot more. just no words, arthel. arthel: well, the word is

we need to let the world know, who buffalo is very to the people in buffalo are and what we are going to do for our community and other communities in this great nation to make sure this type of crime is stopped. reporter: one more. [inaudible] >> as long as i can remember, yes. [inaudible] >> he tells us a little bit more about the timeline how long between the time that the text started and ended with the taken into custody and how long it take the place to get there? residual have the exact answer on the time a look into that as a fast response from our officers immediately went inside the supermarket. >> was the shooter. [inaudible] >> we cannot count on that. we are going to conclude with prayer, father paul and then council president and bishop darius. >> at a time like this we go to our deeper, spiritual selves. whether will we believe in god, whether we don't. whether we are christian, jewish, islamic or any other faith or non- faith for the something that unites us all together as human beings. as this terrible incident has torn at the heart of this community, we pray to you

of buffalo long before i did. it is new york state's second largest city, a city born as a trading post before colonial governments were formed. to that long, rich history we must now add the deadliest mass murder in the history of the city of buffalo, which happened on saturday. when the headline, flashed across my phone on saturday, i made some educated guesses about the murder, and the murder that were soon confirmed. a white supremacist teenage boy, equipped with the most effective weapons of mass murder, aimed at black people. just like the mass murder who shot and killed nine black people in mother emmanuel church in charleston, south carolina in 2015. and those assumptions that i made are exactly what the story turned out to be but. >> the justice department stated publicly that it's investigating the matter as a hate crime, racially motivated act of white supremacy and violent extremism. as they do, we must all work together and address the hate, it remains a stain on the sole american. our hearts are heav

longtime buffalo community activist, ran for mayor of buffalo last year. we spoke to you on monday right after the massacre. at the end of this week, we wanted to go back to you. it was horrifying as i laid out the names of the victims as we knew that at that point on monday. i know that list was kat massey. you are hearing that for the first time at that moment. again, our condolences. can you talk about at this point, a week later, six days later, how the community is dealing and who the people are who have died and what you think needs to be done? >> thanks, amy. the commuty has come together. buffalo really is a place of resience, of deep community, of mutual aid. we have seen time and time ain when tragedies happen -- even on a day-to-day week, we take care of each other. the outpouring of support from agencies and individuals from all over municipalities, localities, over the country and the world, has really been overwhelming. my question is, what happens when the cameras leave? how do we continue to support people who have been negatively impacted?

he was not from buffalo. he came to buffalo heavily armed with at least an ak-47 that was modified, killed ten people, three people are in the hospital, expected to recover. but this is a sad day for buffalo, a sad day for the nation. it's a continuation of what we have seen. until, you know, a community -- this situation exacts itself on a community, you don't realize it's a problem that's pervasive and growing. >> we heard someone saying, we didn't think it was going to happen in our neighborhood, outside our community grocery score, and yet it did. there is just such a sense of shock across the country. >> there was premeditation. when you make a charge against somebody, you have to put all those pieces together. but even in the preliminary information that we have, clearly this is an individual that selected buffalo, selected an area of buffalo that is predominantly african american, from outside the area. that is not coincidental. and we believe, and law enforcement officials believe, that this is part o

and we stand, we stand strongly and proudly with the comiewrcht of buffalo -- with the community of buffalo, known as a city of neighbors, buffaloans during times of crisis have always pulled together, and that is happening today. the east side community where the shooting occurred is strong in faith, and i know it, along with the entire city and region, will overcome this tragedy. i say that because i know this community. years ago i worked hard to bring that grocery store to the east side of buffalo, because the community deserved a full-fledged supermarket. it was a much-needed oasis in what was then a total food desert. i know many in the community shop at that grocery store, whether to buy food on their way home from church or before the bills games. it's where people see friends and relatives and catch up on things in betweener -- in between errands. it has become a community center. buffalo, the city of good neighbors, and nowhere is that truer than on the east side. now, i don't know what could possess someone to bring violence to a place like that. what i do know is that the weeken

new york in downtown buffalo. some type of manifesto the attacker appears to be targeted, not yet confirmed by authorities. nate foy has the latest. >> the associated press as imagine is reporting eight people killed in this grocery store shooting in buffalo at pops supermarket. a live look and we first learned of this from a tweet from the buffalo police department at 3:30 p.m., we can pull up his tweet after looking at the scene here, buffalo police department confirmed this news at 3:30 p.m. saying they are on scene which we are looking at right here and they did say the shooter is in custody on jefferson avenue. they are urging if you know anybody in the buffalo area, they are still telling you to stay away from the scene as you take another live look, investigators try to make sense of this horrific act. we do know the sheriff's office is sending help and resources as is kathy hochul tweeted saying she's closely monitoring the situation and offering assistance to local officials. if we can pull up a map of wh

— need to let the world know who buffalo is, who the people of buffalo — buffalo is, who the people of buffalo are and what we're going _ buffalo are and what we're going to do for our community and other— going to do for our community and other communities in this great — and other communities in this great nation to make sure this type _ great nation to make sure this type of— great nation to make sure this type of crime is stopped. that was a press — type of crime is stopped. that was a press conference - type of crime is stopped. trust was a press conference held by officials in new york state. just to remind you of our breaking news, at least ten people have been killed at a supermarket in buffalo. it's been described as a racially motivated violent extremist attack. let's get the latest now from angela preston, who's a reporter with wbfo. thank you for taking the time out to speak to the bbc. are you hearing any more details beyond what we've already heard from officials in the last hour? . ~ from officials in the last hour? ., ~' , ., , from officials in the last hour

in buffalo. they are in our hearts and minds. erin salter was working as a security guard and fired multiple shots. officials in buffalo say salter's efforts were heroic, though, and saved lives. 86-year-old ruth whitfield was on her way home from visiting her husband in a nursing home and stopped at the store to get something to eat. she was described as a rock for her family. her son tells "the washington post" his mother was a blessing for all those who knew her. her son is the former buffalo fire commissioner. >> 77 pearl young spent the final years of her life doing what she loved, volunteering and substitute teaching in the buffalo school district. she leaves behind two sons and a daughter. and her kids say she's, quote, up in heaven dancing to our heavenly father. 68-year-old hayward patterson was shot and killed while he sat in his truck in the parking lot. he was a deacon of the church and was a very happy man with a big heart. he leaves behind his wife and his daughter. >> we're thinkin

security guard, retired buffalo police officer aaron salter. he's credited with saving lives before being shot and killed by the suspect himself. tonight, president biden saying the justice department is investigating this as a hate crime and a racially motivated act of white supremacy and violent extremism. we have learned late tonight president biden will be here on tuesday. we begin tonight with abc's stephanie ramos right here in buffalo. >> reporter: this is the moment authorities arrested the 18-year-old man they say drove three hours to buffalo to murder innocent people because of their race. calling the attack pure evil. >> this is an absolute racist hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul, and mind. >> active shooter at the tops. there's still shots being fired. >> reporter: the horror unfolding around 2:30 saturday afternoon at the tops friendly supermarket, shattering what was a normal day of grocery shopping in the heart of this predominantly black community. >> contact homicide. we have bodies down here. >> re

andtr we san struggling with the value of the community of buffalo known as the city of neighbors, buffalo in times of crisis have always pulled together and that isin happening today. and then he said community was a shooting occurred is strong in faith, and i c know it along wih the entire city in the region, will overcome this tragedy. i said because i know this community, years ago i worked hard to bring about restore to he sighed of buffalo because the community deserved a full-fledged supermarket is much needed oasis and what was then a total food desert and i know many in the community shop at the grocery store with her to buy foodor in the way home from church, or before some of the games that is where people see friends and relatives in catch up on things in between yards and it has become a community center. buffalo come the city of good neighbors, and nowhere is that more true than on the east side. now i don't know what could possess somebody to bring violence into a place like that, but i do know that we can shootings as part of an pattern and one that dates to the earliest da

tonight we're in buffalo, where a community is standing strong. two days after that horrific attack that claimed ten lives, all of them black. president biden is coming here tomorrow. the impact of the shooting resonating throughout the country. but here the attack is all too real. here's abc's stephanie ramtos. >> reporter: this chilling new video -- >> there's a lot of people dead in there. >> reporter: -- showing the chaotic scene moments after a gunman killed ten people and injured three others at this tops supermarket on saturday. [ wailing ] authorities stay this was a racially motivated mass shooting. >> this is an absolute racist hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul, and mind. >> how many more shootings will the african american community have to endure before we take domestic terrorism serious? >> reporter: the deceased, all of them black, range in age from 32-year-old roberta drury to 86-year-old ruth whitfield, who was killed after visiting her husband at a nursing home nearby. the unimaginable grief visible at

this is buffalo. buffalo is always underestimated, and they are a tough people. i know they will come back and we just have to have some time to heal. if it also -- to be strong and calling out what happened here, it's not a random act of violence it's not random gun violence to frequent in our city streets, we know this. this is cold it is calculated, it is cruel. it is designed to have mass casualties. there was a plan posted on social media platforms. that is what angers me the most. this information was out there, and we need to know so we can protect people before something like this ever happens again. >> protect people, yes, but this was a racist attack against the black community here in buffalo. people are angry, they're moving what do you say to that? >> there are absolutely right. this is a blatant act of hate, it's a hate crime, it's white supremacy terrorism and i will say that twice terrorism. and it's worrisome. and it's worse. this community has endured so much through generations, and to finally get to a point where yes we get understanding that

at the same evil at play this saturday in the beloved city of buffalo, new york. the use like replacement theory were found in the darkest places and deranged minds then in the trenches of the internet and then to most americans these ideas are transparently repugnant and a friend to our core values and symbolize the statue of liberty. but unfortunately, with each passing year it seems harder and harder to ignore the echoes of replacement theory and other racially motivated views are increasingly coming out into the open and giving reported legitimacy by republicans and cable news pendants. the messages not always explicit but we have seen the pattern. every time republicans were pendants vilify immigrants and invaders, every time they claim that millions of undocumented people cast ballots in our elections, every time loud voices been known and imagined classic america, the subtext is clear. these republicans argue people of color in the communities are posing a threat to the american way of life. this is replacement theory in a nutshell. a dangerous and deeply a

when i arrived in buffalo last weekend, my over driver drove me to buffalo, and a white man he was a white, man he said to me we don't drive into this neighborhood. i said what do you mean? and he said white people don't come into a black neighborhood. i don't understand why the. means for the most from from new york city. for the most part this complete integration. that is not something that rings true to my existence. i did not understand what he said. i know you've also talked about that the shooter was able to google, or search, where do black people shop in buffalo? and figure out it was tops grocery store where he unloaded and shot the stun victims, or kill those ten victims. 13 victims total. talk to me about the segregation that is still exists, rampant in buffalo. >> not only is buffalo the sixth most segregated city in the nation, the third poorest of its size, but we've had multiple government officials who have been blatantly racist. we had a county sheriff who is responsible for more than 30 deaths under his watch. in full uniform. at a white supremacist rally. with the

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in the wake of the buffalo shooting we are learning more about the victims and the hate-filled massacre >>> and the great replacement theory, repeated by members of congress and cable news hosts. >>> we're live from washington with the biden administration's plan to get more baby formula o onto shelves sooner rather than later. >>> and we'll take you into the courtroom for the latest in the trial of amber heard and johnny depp >>> we begin this morning with a horrific shooting that killed ten people at a buffalo supermarket. president biden and the first lady are traveling to the city today to visit with families of victims and first responders good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning. president biden arrives in the city of buffalo 2today, a city still reeling with shock and investigators are revealing more about the planning of the attack in buffalo, a memorial for the ten people killed in saturday's massacre is growing outside the store where it happened. while just steps away, local and federal agents continue their search for evidence. the accused gunman drove 200 miles to buf

people are hurting in the city of buffalo. people are grieving in buffalo. and we are a strong community, wolf, as you know. we are a loving community. known nationally and internationally. as the city of good neighbors. we will get through this horror. we will not let a lone, racist gunman define the city of buffalo. people in this community should feel safe. we have a very strong law enforcement partnership. and law enforcement at every level has been working around the clock, seamlessly, since this incident on saturday afternoon. so, at the federal level, at the state level, the buffalo police. the erie county sheriff's office, all working together in unison, to look at every detail of this crime. in the city of buffalo. we have beefed up the work of our police department, to make sure that neighborhoods throughout our city are safe. >> i hope so. just a little while ago, i know you announced arrests have been made in connection to various social media posts and possible additional threats out there. what more can you tell us about that, mayor? >> there h

we are following breaking news out of buffalo. police in buffalo are holding a news conference right now. let's listen in. >> tight corridors. >> allen, let me know when we are good. >> what started out as a beautiful day in the city of buffalo has turned into a terrible day, and one of tremendous heartbreak for every member of our community. we have suffered a mass shooting with multiple casualties and several people injured. this is the worst nightmare that any community can face, and we are hurting and we are seething right now as a community. the depth of pain that families are feeling and that all of us are feeling right now cannot even be explained. some of us had the opportunity to provide comfort to some of the families. but needless to say, there is no comfort at this time. we are pleased that the shooter is in custody. a person repast bowl for the tragic events of today is in custody. we will get more details in a moment. i want to thank all of the law enforcement agencies at the federal, state, county, and city level, a

watkinsjoining us from buffalo. one watkins joining us from buffalo. one other watkinsjoining us from buffalo. one other piece of news to bring you. former australian cricketer andrew symonds dies former australian cricket player andrew symonds has died in a car crash aged 46. a very well—regarded cricketer in his time. we will get more and that as we get it on bbc news. thank you very much for being with us. hello there. hasn't it been a glorious start to the weekend? hardly a cloud in the sky for many. lots of warm, spring sunshine but it was london that recorded the highest temperature, just shy of the warmest day so far with 23.5 celsius. but i do need to draw your attention to this little feature running up through the south—west as we speak, and it's going to continue to bring some sharp, possibly thundery downpours during the early hours of sunday morning. so, becoming more heavy and widespread to central and southern england towards dawn, and yes, that means some welcome rain potentially for the gardens. but not all of us will see those sho

buffalo, new york. 11 of the 13 victims were black. the fbi is considering the incident racially to, violent extremism. reena roy is live in buffalo with the latest. >> still so many questions surrounding this tragedy. behind us, police still trying to get answers. a very active scene. community members doing the same. they are gathering for prayer and unity as they try to understand why this happened. 18-year-old payton gendron arrange saturday evening, charged with first-degree murder just hours after a shooting rampage that left 10 people dead and at least three injured. 11 of the 13 victims were black. >> now charged with murder in the first degree, carries with it life without parole sentence. >> the horrific scene unfolding inside this supermarket in buffalo, new york shortly after 2:30 saturday afternoon. >> this is the worst nightmare that any community can pace. >> authorities say -- allegedly shot several people in the parking lot before entering tops friendly market, continuing his rampage. >> he exited his vehicle heavily a

we will go to buffalo, new york, to speak with india walton, former buffalo mayoral candidate and longtime community activist. and we will talk to professor ibram x. kendi, whose many books -- whose new piece for the atlantic is headlined "the danger more republicans should be talking about: white-supremacist ideology is harmful to all, especially the naive and defenseless minds of youth." we'll also look at how the buffalo shooter's manifesto refers to "the great replacement," a racist conspiracy theory promoted by far-right media figures like tuer carlton on fox news. >> the other day more leaders were denouncing as for pointing out e obvious. democrats are intentionally accelerating demographic change for political advantage. amy: then massive abortion rights protests took place across the united states saturday, kickstarting what reproductive justice advocates are calling a summer of rage. >> today is day one of an uprising to protect abortion rights. it is day one of our feminist future. it is day one of a summer of rage where we will be un governable. amy: we'll speak with renee brac

several hours away from buffalo. what stood out to you when you heard the officials talking about the investigation? >> well, jake, what stood out to me is the new information that we're getting that this suspect, payton gendron, visited buffalo in early march. that is very significant. it speaks to the planning that he allegedly did for this attack. now, we need more details, of course, there are reports out there that he scoped out that particular store. but the officials didn't really allude to that. we do know that they did say earlier today that they believe he planned on leaving that store after his attack and going to other stores, possibly down the street. so of course, you put those two items together, that he visited buffalo in early march. did he visit that store and scope it out in some detail? it looks like given the visit in early march and the plan to go down the street, he might have at least scoped out that store and a couple others. >> brian todd, thank you so much. >> in the wake of saturday's atta

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county of erie in western new york region. >> the mayor of buffalo today. people in this community are grieving after a self-proclaimed white supremacist opened fire on people in a supermarket here, killing ten. as we reported, the 18-year-old suspect is now behind bars he pleaded not guilty to murder, but as this case plays out in court the mayor says the community of buffalo has a lot of healing to do mayor byron brown is with us now. thank you for your time. how are you and your family? >> you know, this has been a painful few days the pain is felt throughout this community, but we are a strong community. we are a praying community and we are beginning the process of trying to heal. >> i spoke to some folks who were gathering around in the same spot where just the last night they had a small vigil there's a lot of anger, mr. mayor. we can all understand it, but as a leader, how are you going to try to help bring people together instead of -- you know what i'm saying. >> there is a lot of anger, but buffalo is a loving community. we are known as the city

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we will go to buffalo, new york, to speak with india walton, former buffalo mayoral candidate and longtime community activist. and we will talk to professor ibram x. kendi, whose many books -- whose new piece for the atlantic is headlined "the danger more republicans should be talking about: white-supremacist ideology is harmful to all, especially the naive and defenseless minds of youth." we'll also look at how the buffalo shooter's manifesto refers to "the great replacement," a racist conspiracy theory promoted by far-right media figures like tuer carlton on fox news. >> the other day more leaders were denouncing as for pointing out the obvious. democrats are intentionally accelerating demographic change for political advantage. amy: then massive abortion rights protests took place across the united states saturday, kickstarting what reproductive justice advocates are calling a summer of rage. >> today is day one of an uprising to protect abortion rights. it is day one of our feminist future. it is day one of a summer of rage where we will be un governable. amy: we'll speak with renee br

this is the east side of buffalo. this community is about 80% african-american, but it is also, um, a very diverse community. people of many different backgrounds living in this community. people will band together. people are hurting. people are angry. uh, but they will band together. this is a growing community. this is a community that is beginning to see significant investment and as painful as this is, um, life must go on. the investment that we are seeing in this community must continue. the progress that people have been waiting for and hope for must continue to move forward and we will do all of those things because the victims of this violence deserve nothing less. >> mr. mayor, i think none of us can imagine what it's like for you, considering the fact that you -- you ehave mentioned that this is a place familiar -- that this grocery store was familiar to you. obviously, you had been there before many times. that you know some of these people who have passed on now, and yet you are -- you are trying to balan

we need to let the world know who buffalo is, who the people in buffalo are and what we're going to do for our community and other communities to make sure this type of crime is stopped. >> one more. >> is this schedule the event in buffalo. >> as long as i can remember. >> what are the age ranges of the people that have passed? >> not going to get into that now. >> can you tell us a bit more about the timeline of how he was taken into custody? how long between the time this attack started and time it ended was he taken into custody and did it take police to get there? >> i don't have the exact answer on time. it was a very fast response by our prinatrol officers who immediately went inside the super market. >> was the shooter speaking when he was live streaming? >> we can't comment on that. >> all right. we will conclude with prayer. father paul. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. we begin with breaking news from western new york. just moments ago buffalo police confirmed an 18-year-old man opened fire on a supermarket, killing ten people and wounding three others. police officials s

we >> tonight, the tragedy in buffalo. ten people murdered at a grocery store, in a targeted, racist rampage. we will remember those lost, as yet another city mourns the political battle rages over gun control and racial rhetoric. how hate is allowed to flourish in the dark corners of the internet. and hours before primary polls open in pennsylvania, the new images of one candidate marching on january 6th. what impact will that have on the race as, the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >> good evening, once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. tonight, the nation is struggling to come to grips with another massacre, saturdays racially motivated shooting in buffalo, new york, was allegedly carried out by a white 18 year old man who traveled hours to a black community, or police say he opened fire at a supermarket. ten people were killed, three others injured. tomorrow, president biden and first lady jill biden will travel to buffalo degree with that community. earlier today, white house honoring public safety officers at

it's not just buffalo. it's how to make people all across this country feel safe, it's not just african-americans, it's how to make people in urban america, suburban america, and rural america feel safe. the only way to do it is to really get to the point of sensible gun control and n' this country. to end hate speech on the internet and social media. to stop the proliferation of hateful ideology. those are the ways that we make black people feel safe in buffalo, that we make people feel safe all across this country. >> you had been able to spend any time with victim's families? what have they been telling you? what would they like you to do? >> tremendous pain. victim's families just thinking about their loved ones. the precious lives that were lost senselessly. the hurt that they feel. the pain that they feel. and wanting to go on because their loved ones would want them to go on. buffalo is a loving community. we are known nationally and internationally as the city of good neighbors. so we will, as a com

last year in atlanta, this week in dallas texas and now in buffalo. buffalo new york. white supremacy is apoison . it's a poison running through. it really is. [applause] running through our body politic and it's been allowed to fester and grow right infront of our eyes . no more. we need to's say as clearly and forcibly as we can at the ideology of white supremacy has no place in america. none. and look, it's fair for us to say nothing is complicity. silence is complicity. we cannot remain silent. a nation's strength has always come from the idea, what's the idea of our nation? we are all children of god. our universal good, gifts of god we didn't get it from them, we got itbecause we exist . we were called upon to defend them. the venom of the haters and weapons of war, the violence and words and deeds that stalk our streets and stores, our schools. this venom cannot be the story of our time. it we cannot allow that to happen. look, i'm not nacve.i know the tragedy will happen again. we cannot forever overcome. it cannot be fully understood either. but there are cert

buffalo has gone through trials and tribulations but we are buffalo strong. we are a strong community. we will get through this. >> thank you, mayor. i appreciate it. good to talk to you today. >> thank. you >> want to bring in erie county j.a., john flynn, who has already announced a felony murder charge for this company suspect. faces a sentence of life in prison with parole. thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. i want to read, for folks, some of the same that you put out there about some of these charges. just mentioned some of them there. but wanting to add on to it. and you wrote this, my office is working closely with the u.s. attorney's office and our partners in law enforcement into potential terrorism and hate crimes. this is an active investigation and additional charges may be filed. you also want to say this, there is evidence the shooting may have been racially motivated, something that would trigger a mere law covering domestic acts of terrorism motivated by race. which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison without parole. can

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he was a retired buffalo police officer. ruth whitfield, 86, the mother of the former buffalo fire commissioner. she was on her way from visiting her husband in a nursing home, something she did every day and she stopped by the store to get something to eat,, a grandmother, missionary in her church. she enjoyed dancing, singing, spending time with her family. she ran a food pantry in the central park neighborhood for 25 years. feeding people every saturday. that was purely young. catherine massie, a beautiful sold, described by her family. she used to write for the buffalo news and worked for an insurance company for 40 years. and he can hayward patterson, 67 years old, he would give back to the community by driving people to the grocery store. philistine cheney, 65. leaves behind six grandchildren and one great grandchild. she was also a cancer -- cancer survivor. roberta drury, her friends describe her is being full of life, happy, who cared for everyone. her mom said before she left for the grocery store she said quote, m

i'm yasmin vossoughian here in buffalo. a city still reeling from the senseless killings of ten people at a local supermarket over the weekend. authorities say the 18-year-old alleged shooting suspect was motivated by racism. >> we, as the people, as a community, we say love. we love one another. i don't care how many times we fight and argue, we still love one another. you don't see us coming to y'all communities killing people. shooting your daughters and your mother and aunts and uncles, no. >> i really am wishing for change, we literally had probably one of the -- probably the worst shooting in buffalo in the history of buffalo. >> reporter: investigators saying the 18-year-old suspect traveled hundreds of miles from his home in southern new york. entering the supermarket armed with an ar-15 tactical gear, body armor, opening live streaming the massacre for two minutes straight. the suspect allegedly posting a 180-page manifesto online just days before the shooting. that included white supremacist ideology. right now, p

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today, we are all buffalo onions -- buffalonians. i don't know what could possess somebody to bring violence to the east side. i just don't, but we do know that each passing day, new and frightening details emerged about the lengths to which this shooter planned his attack. we know the shooter chose tops supermarket in order to target as many black americans us possible. it is a market i know well, i helped wring it to the east side. gaetz ago because they were a food desert and needed a supermarket, and i persuaded the owners of tops to open one. as the years grew, that supermarket became not just a supermarket, but a community convening place. and when this awful man went to tops to do his terrible shooting, it was like putting a dagger in the heart of the community, because the supermarket had really meant much more than a supermarket. and we know through online posts that the terrorist -- that is what he could be called -- likely visited the tops market months ago in a reconnaissance mission to map out the store, observe the secu

this event will not define buffalo. >> this event will bring buffalo residents together. this event was committed by sick, demented individual, who is fueled a daily diet of hate. so let us know tamper down our comments, all of us. let's make sure that we have standards in journalism. let's make sure that we investigate social media. my office will be focused on doing that as we have been doing for the last few months. an

buffalo is in his district. he told me about the heart break and anger his community is feeling. >> mixed emotions, anger, frustration, empathy, people are sad. buffalo is a city of good neighbors. and we are a good community. and, you know, the eyes of the nation are on buffalo today. knows eyes are filled with tears and sympathy. and buffalo is filled with a sense of we need justice on this issue. there is an element in our society that is blatantly racist. and they're violent. and this is clearly an indication of domestic violence. there was, you know -- he livestreamed the horrific detail in realtime of this murder of innocent people. these people were grocery store worker by and large. they left homes this morning expecting fully to come home at the end of the day. and -- and these ten individuals are leaving families that, you know, they'll never be reunited again with -- and you know, it's just -- it's a tragedy. it's a ranged. >> do you know how many of them actually worked at the grocery store versus ju

in buffalo, they want to know why as. in san francisco, religious, political, and all leaders asking what are we going to do about it. >> it is evil. it is un-american. it still does not have a right to exist. >> the reverend amos brought at san francisco's third baptist church condemning hatred and bringing community leaders from both sides of the bay. this is in response to the shooting a buffalo that killed 10 and proposed to local policies to prevent things like that from happening here. >> we in san francisco acknowledge this city is not immune from the same virus. >> the 18-year-old suspect was wearing full body armor and tactical gear, had driven 200 miles to get to buffalo and was live streaming the horror online as he shouted racist slurs has mostly black victims. >> this is an absolute racist hate crime. this is someone that has hate in their soul and mind. >> we are learning more about the victims like andre mcneil killed in the grocery store while shopping for a birthday cake for his three-year-old son. >> get

this event will not define buffalo. >> this event will bring buffalo residents together. this event was committed by sick, demented individual, who is fueled a daily diet of hate. so let us know tamper down our comments, all of us. let's make sure that we have standards in journalism. let's make sure that we investigate social media. my office will be focused on doing that as we have been doing for the last few months. and let us come together as one, and let us put aside any differences, and let us all standard remember the words of dr. king. that love, only love, will overcome hate. thank you mister mayor. >> again, when the since there was a whole folding we heard very quickly from our governor kathy hochul. governor was working in albany. and dropped which he was doing to get back to this community. as quickly as possible. she has been a source of strength and support. it is my pleasure and privilege to introduce governor kathy hochul. >> thank you, mayor, for demonstrating the leadership of our community and this time have been phenomenal in your approach, the patent

it's not just buffalo. it's how to make people all across this country feel safe, it's just not african americans, it's how to make people in urban america, suburban america, and rural america feel safe. the only way to do it is to really get to the point of sensible gun control in this country. to end hate speech on the internet and social media. to stop the proliferation of hateful ideology. those are the ways that we make black people feel safe in buffalo, that we make people feel safe all across this country. >> you had been able to spend any time with victim's families? what have they been telling you? what would they like you to do? >> tremendous pain. victim's families just thinking about their loved ones. the precious lives that were lost senselessly. the hurt that they feel. the pain that they feel. and wanting to go on because their loved ones would want them to go on. buffalo is a loving community. we are known nationally and internationally as the city of good neighbors. so we will, as a communi

nbc's chris pollone joins us live from buffalo. chris, fill us up to date on what the latest is this morning. >> reporter: frances, good morning. we're learning so much more about the ten victims of this massacre among them there were parents. there was a church deacon a woman who ran a food bank. and investigators say they believe it was quite intentional that this attack happened here in the predominantly black neighborhood while the investigation of this grocery store massacre is still in its early stages, the buffalo police commissioner says one thing is clear -- >> this is an absolute racist, hate crime it will be prosecuted as a hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul and mind. >> reporter: saturday afternoon, a lone gunman opened fire at tops friendly market >> it was rapid. just kept going. >> reporter: in all, 13 people shot, 10 killed. 11 of the victims were african-american. >> this individual came here with the express purpose of taking as many black lives as he possibly could >> yes, sir. i unders