tonight here, my interview with a mother and daughter working inside this store, what they saw that brave guard do and what they want to say to his family tonight. we begin here with abc s stephanie ramos right here in buffalo. reporter: tonight, authorities revealing new details about the suspect in the deadly mass shooting at tops supermarket, saying he was planning to continue his hate-fueled, racist rampage to kill as many black people as possible. it appeared that his plans were to drive out of here and then continue driving down jefferson avenue, looking to shoot more black people, as he put it, and possibly even go to another store location. reporter: abc news obtaining a new 589-page document, appearing to show how the 18-year-old suspect, payton gendron, carefully planned the attack at least two months before he shot and killed ten people at the store. according to the document, gendron visited the supermarket
once covid hit, he wasn t ever really at school other than once, right when we came back, he showed up in a hazmat-type suit. full hazmat suit. what was your reaction to that? i mean, everyone was just staring at him. reporter: tonight, authorities believe gendron was living two lives, one in the pleasant suburb where he grew up, the other, in the darkest reaches of the internet. law enforcement sources tell us the newly-revealed 589-page document indicates that shortly after graduation, the teenager began posting messages on the social media platform discord, spelling out his plan of attack. he wrote about body armor. and taunted federal law enforcement. it is unclear who had access to the posts or who saw them. according to the washington post, the 589-page document laying it all out was anonymously uploaded to a file sharing site called mediafire on april 29th, two weeks before the attack. david, sources tell us that the suspect initially posted those plans on a private
should not be the case. or a judge can determine that will be the case. there s a temporary portion of this, that is only for a very limited amount of time. and there is kind of a longer order of protection that can be put into place. it is not permanent, no matter what. i ve just got numbers from new york state courts spokesmen from approximately two years, august 2019, to may of actually today, the numbers through today, 1,464 erpos have been filed in the state of new york. so that august date is when this loll went in effect, until today, 1,664 total red flag-type violence have been made. 589 were more of the long-term variety. 875 were of the temporary variety. and in the county where this individual was from, in totality, i m just pulling the data up here. in totality, there were 24, 11
future in terms of how you billet sailors when the repair is ongoing, whether or not we made the right choices is left to be seen. certainly there s a problem there. the navy has opened two investigations into the spate of suicides, one on command climate the other on housing. navy secretary will visit the ship on may 17. john. john: jennifer griffin from the pentagon, thank you so much. and gillian, before we wrap it up for the afternoon, the dow down almost 2% today, off another 500 some odd points. 587, 589. way down from its all-time high of 36799. dow goes up, the dow goes down, let s hope it comes back up again at some point. gillian: and this as the senate has voted to confirm jerome powell for a second term. the nomination has been mired in conflict held up for the last six months or so ever since
(PNA photo by Gil Calinga) MANILA - No major concerns have so far been reported at the start of the 45-day campaign period of local candidates, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) said on Friday. "Compared to previous elections, the infractions of the candidates seem to be so far manageable and within the expectations that we set. (Compliance with) health protocols and compliance with our campaign guidelines are our continuing plea to them and to their supporters," Commissioner George Erwin Garcia said in a message to reporters when asked for an assessment. He also reminded candidates and their supporters to be mindful of the campaign guidelines set by the Commission. Asked if they are ready to file motu proprio charges against campaign violators, Garcia said, "Yes. The seriousness of our resolve should never be underestimated by everyone." There are a total of 18,023 local seats are up for grabs in the forthcoming local elections. Of the number, 253 are for membe