31 shots, 11 times out the front windshield, sometimes out the side, dodging bullets, weaving through traffic, jumping the median, running red lights at 60 miles an hour and the suspect stopped at a school. he steps out of his car, grabbed a new magazine and fires again at the men, the second officer approaches from the other side, fires a shotgun killing 22-year-old fidel miranda, a fellow gang member, also a 3-time ex-felon, 30-year-old renée nunez, a.k.a. the creeper, is in jail, tim kelly says he s not violate policy, shooting at a moving squad car is allowed when absolutely necessary. in the midmorning we have citizens on the roadways, citizens that are walking, we
dodging bullets, weaving through traffic, running red lights at 60 miles an hour. finally, the subject stopped at the school. he steps out of his car, grabs a new magazine, fires again into the suv. the second officer approaches from the other side, fires a shotgun, killing 22-year-old. a fellow gang member also a three-time ex-felon, 30-year-old, a.k.a., the creeper, is in jail. he says he did not violate policy. shooting from a moving squad car is allowed only when absolutely necessary. in the midmorning, we have citizens out on the roadways, we have citizens that are walking, we are just very lucky and fortunate that those upset
but again and again, the officer rescued them until more help arrived and saved the lives of those three people. officer poyagen, a job well-done. thank you. [applause] when a gunman began firing at the employees of excel industries, and heston kansas, chief douglas schrader charged into the building without any backup whatsoever. he closed in on the shooter, dodging bullets and firing back until he stopped the killer cold. chief schrader, you saved a lot of lives. thank god you were there. thank you, chief. [applause]
attack by a disturbed person. this attack comes four months after a craved liberal gunman in bernie sanders campaign volunteer shot up a republican baseball practice in d.c., we remember. senator rand paul was there. dodging bullets in that horrific event that nearly killed house majority whip steve scalise when he was shot. scalise did go on to recover slowly and recently returned to washington and to his job. so, which side is the truth is the big question. did a wealthy doctor attack a senator, his next door neighbor over yard clippings or did years of bottled up anger over politics explode while rand paul was mowing his lawn last friday night? that s what they got to get to. that s the difference between no time and potentially 10 years in prison. steve: no kidding. man, just targeted over politics and six broke broken ribs. rob: live together all this time not like his politics has changed. ainsley: so bizarre. he attacked him from behind.
to 1:45 this morning all of a sudden all the machines were called off, she could hear the rescue workers were saying raise your hand, give us silence, because they could hear signs of life. that, of course, for the parents and for the community and the school, such great hope that they know that first of all that the rescue workers are working around the clock and secondly, that they have been hearing signs of life and that they re following those signs of life to try to save those children. poppy. rosa, thank you very much. please keep us posted. so, new sanctions coming. the president set to make a big announcement today in just a few hours on north korea. we re on top of that. also, can republicans reel in the holdout on their latest plan to repeal obamacare. it is a race against the clock for them and we will take you live to capitol hill. plus this total chaos, seven guys, machine guns, dodging bullets,