And I feel this afternoon in a very real sense.

I feel it in my bones because my own two children were on lockdown this afternoon.

I have two small children, and their schools were on lockdown

responding to this tragedy.

They are there, I'm here.

Hoping and praying that they are safe.

But the truth is none of us is safe.

That's Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia on the Senate floor yesterday,

addressing another mass shooting in America.

This one at a medical center in Atlanta.

We'll have much more on the deadly attack and the Senators' call to action in just a moment.

Also ahead, the latest on these suspicious claims out of Russia accusing Ukraine of a drone strike on the Kremlin.

Plus, Donald Trump's legal team makes an odd choice for its defense strategy in his civil rape and defamation trial.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Thursday, May 4th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us.

We begin with the latest mass shooting in America, this time in Atlanta, Georgia.

At least five women inside a medical center there were shot, one of them fatally,

when a gunman opened fired inside a waiting room.

After an eight-hour manhunt, the suspect identified as Dion Patterson,

was arrested in a neighboring county.

Police say he escaped from the hospital and stole a pickup truck that had been left running

at a nearby gas station.

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