In our news wrap Sunday, six people are dead and 12 others injured following a mass shooting in downtown Sacramento, Prime Minister Imran Khan dissolved Pakistan's parliament and called for new elections in an effort to block attempts to remove him from office, polls closed in Hungary's national election, and the decades-long career of Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski came to a bittersweet end.
New Wrap: 6 dead, 12 wounded in Sacramento mass shooting
Politics
Apr 03, 2022 05:28 PM EDT
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Geoff Bennett:
In today's headline, six people are dead and at least 12 others are injured some critically following a mass shooting early this morning in downtown Sacramento. Police say a social media video appears to show an altercation preceding the shooting. But no suspects are in custody and police are searching for at least one shooter. Earlier today, family members of the victims arrived at the scene.
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Woman:
I have a child is laying out there. And I want to — I want some answers. I just want some answers from somebody.
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Geoff Bennett:
Authority say a motive is still unclear as the shooting is under investigation.
In Pakistan, Prime Minister Imran Khan has dissolved the country's parliament and called for new elections and an effort to block attempts to remove him from office. The Prime Minister has accused his political opponents of working with the U.S. to oust him.
Now earlier today, Pakistani opposition lawmakers took a vote of no confidence against the Prime Minister but Khan threw out the vote. The opposition party scheduled a hearing with that country's Supreme Court tomorrow to challenge the move.
And in Hungary, polls have closed in the country's national election. Voters there are choosing between a new coalition of opposition parties or a fourth term for nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Early partial results show Orban with the lead.
The war in Ukraine has cast a shadow over the campaign drawing attention to Orban's close ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
And the decade's long career of Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski came to a bittersweet end last night as Duke lost to its rival North Carolina in the Final Four. North Carolina fans spilled into the streets of Chapel Hill to celebrate that as quite a crowd.
The eighth seeded Tar Heels will now face the top seeded Kansas Jayhawks in Monday's national championship.
And tonight the South Carolina Gamecocks and the UConn Huskies face off in the women's national game.
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