I commend the exceptional bravery of Officer Eric Talley. I send my deepest condolence to his family,

his close, close family and seven children. Every time an officer walks out of his or her home

and pins that badge on, the family member that they just said goodbye to wonders whether they'll

subconsciously,

will they get that call, the call that his wife got?

He thought he'd be coming home to his family and his seven children.

When the moment the act came, Officer Tully did not hesitate in his duty,

making the ultimate sacrifice in his effort to save lives.

That's a definition of an American hero.

President Biden speaking out after one of the latest acts of gun violence in America,

as we learn more about the victims who lost their lives

in Boulder, Colorado. The question is whether we'll see any action on new gun safety measures.

Plus, the Biden administration releases new video from inside two crowded migrant facilities

on the southern border. As Mexico blames the U.S. for the crisis, the question is, what is really behind the migrant surge?

And the U.S. says North Korea fired at least one missile just days after warning the administration not to proceed with planned military exercises with South Korea.

The question this morning is Pyongyang testing the new U.S. president?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early. I'm Casey Hunt on this Wednesday, March 24th.

We'll start with the news. We're learning new details about the mass shooting that took place inside a Boulder, Colorado grocery store.

The suspected gunman has been charged with 10 counts of murder. So far, investigators have not commented on a possible motive,

though law enforcement sources say at this point,

there's no evidence to suggest the shooting was an act of terror or a hate crime.

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