this clinical trial, regarding boosters. we also talked about the drought entering the extreme category in tonight, as we come on the air, the school shooting. this time, authorities believe a middle school student with a gun. the shooter opening fire on a middle school in idaho. two students and a custodian shot. authorities just moments ago saying the suspect is a female student in the sixth grade. and tonight, reports a teacher stepped in to get the gun. the witnesses, a sixth grade girl, describing hiding in the corner of the classroom with her classmates, lights off, doors locked. describing the sounds of gunshots and screaming. authorities holding a news conference moments ago and we ll bring it to you. also on this thursday night, the coronavirus here in the u.s. and how they hope to reach americans not yet vaccinated. tonight, going door to door in some parts of the country. and another effort, vaccinating tourists who plan to visit times square.
indiana, to georgia to new york. and you ve met so many of them right here, the heroes. and tonight, the country celebrates them. america strong. good evening and it s great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with yet another school shooting. authorities revealing just moments ago that the shooter this time is a sixth grader. a female student who opened fire, they say, hitting two students and a custodian before they say a teacher was able to step in and get that gun. all of this playing out at a middle school in rigby, idaho. multiple agencies responding. the school put on lockdown. students describing huddling in their classrooms in the dark. the doors locked. e igh school, waiting ands we he seen t tearful reun. students describing the sound of gunshots and screams.
this new image, released by kent police, shows julia james walking her dog, police, showsjulia james walking her dog, just as she had been on the day she was killed. she is also wearing the same clothing, apart from the gloves. police hope it will trigger people s from the gloves. police hope it will trigger people s memories. from the gloves. police hope it will trigger people s memories. police have yet to establish a motive for the attack. i have yet to establish a motive for the attack. ., ., have yet to establish a motive for the attack- the attack. i do not know if it is somebody the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, i- the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, i do i the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, i do not l the attack. i do not know if it is i somebody she knew, i do not know if it is a stranger attack. of course, that p
wales about people state. for the lib dems tomorrow, it s a question of survival, they only had one member and can they hold onto their one seat was make at this stage, it has not delivered much drama over the years, only 12 of the a0 constituency seats have changed hands since 1999. but many are marginal and hands since 1999. but many are marginaland turn hands since 1999. but many are marginal and turn out be key. it never reached 50% in wales, will pandemic make a difference? with the weather keep people away? will find out on friday. that is when the counting begins. kent police have made a fresh appeal to the public for help in catching the killer of police community support 0fficer, julia james. she was found dead in woodland near snowdown eight days ago after taking her dog for a walk. detectives have released a new picture of her in clothes she was last seen wearing. helena wilkinson reports. this new image, released by kent police, shows
julia james walking her dog, just as she had been on the day she was killed. she s also wearing the same clothing, apart from the gloves. police hope it ll trigger people s memories. police have yet to establish a motive for the attack. i do not know if it s somebody she knew, i do not know if it s a stranger attack. of course, that possibility is particularly frightening to local residents. i don t know, therefore, if it s someone who s regularly in the area. not far from where julia james was killed, officers are continuing to speak to residents as part of the investigation. so far, they ve received over 700 pieces of information from the public but they need more help. today, they also released this map of the crime scene. they want to speak to anyone who was in the area between 1pm and a:30pm last tuesday afternoon. the police community support officer had been with the kent force since 2008, described as completely dedicated