Let's be clear about what this was.

This was an evil act of targeted violence.

I'm a survivor of a workplace shooting.

To the people who survived, whether you were physically hurt or not, I know that you're

hurting to. We are here for you as well. To the survivors

and the families, our entire city is here to wrap our arms around you. The mayor of Louisville,

Kentucky, consoling his grieving city after a deadly mass shooting

there at a bank.

We'll have a live report for the latest on this tragedy in just a moment.

Meanwhile, one of the two Tennessee lawmakers expelled from the State House for protesting

gun violence gets his seat back.

We'll have more on that development and what's next for the other

lawmaker straight ahead. And also this morning, we'll take you through the legal battle over a

commonly used abortion pill as the Justice Department fights a ruling from a conservative

federal judge in Texas.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Tuesday, April 11th.

I'm Ali Vitale in for Jonathan Lemire.

We begin with the second deadly mass shooting in two weeks, this time in Louisville, Kentucky.

Police there say a bank employee armed with a a rifle, opened fire on his co-workers yesterday morning, killing at least five of them. Eight others

were injured, including a police officer who was shot in the head. Police say the 25-year-old

male shooter was live streaming the attack as it happened. He was killed during a shootout with

officers in downtown

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