Authorities in Colorado responded to what they said was an active shooter at a supermarket today. A witness to the shooting told CBS Denver his son-in-law and others were at the pharmacy for a Covid-19 vaccine inside the supermarket. The suspected shooter “shot the woman in front of him.” Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-TX, discusses the surge of migrant children at the border facility in Donna, Texas. The U.S. government reports there are more than 15,000 migrant children in federal custody. He says the White House isn’t doing enough to address the surge. The Supreme Court will decide whether the government can execute the Boston marathon bomber. The high court has agreed to review an appeals court ruling that threw out his death sentence. NBC’s justice correspondent Pete Williams reports. Chicago suburb of Evanston is considering to pay Black residents reparations. The Evanston reparations proposal contains an initial round of $400,000 payments, and $10 million dollars over the next decade. Plus, Miami Beach officials have extended their current curfew between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. through April 12. More than 1,000 people have been arrested during this spring break season.