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hello to you, john. this father was visiting his child in a quiet town, shot dead in the hotel lobby. courtyard by marriott, parents of students were staying for parents weekend. identifying him as paul coots of long island. john: two suspects have been charged and both are no strangers to police, and alarming discovery in the pair s hotel room, finding bomb-making materials and manuals. sandra: this senseless killing in moments. alexis mcadams is live here in the new york city newsroom with what more are we learning now about the suspects involved, alexis? hi, sandra. what a tragedy for the family who is from long island here in new york. learning about the suspects and they have quite a long rap sheet and that they were homeless. this was an innocent father and a husband, gunned down while visiting his son at a college in down state new york. supposed to be a nice family weekend and ended in such a tragedy. this is where it happened here on sunday morning in the lobby
and winds. ginger zee is here to time this out. in florida, meanwhile, the emergency shelters now filling by the thousands as the death toll rises from hurricane ian. and the desperate search and rescue effort, going door-to-door now, around the clock, days after ian hit. victor oquendo again tonight. the war in ukraine. and tonight, ukrainian forces breaking through russian ranks. reclaiming territory claimed by vladimir putin. and what president zelenskyy is now saying about negotiating with putin. ian pannell inside ukraine. and tonight, north korea, the longest missile test yet, firing a nuclear-capable ballistic missile directly over japan. the sirens sending many in japan running for cover. the u.s. responding tonight. martha raddatz is here. breaking head line involving that urgent hunt for a serial killer. tonight, two more murders potentially linked to this case and what we ve now learned. eamon elon musk s turn in the twitter war. tonight, the report mak
bret: we begin tonight with breaking news the u.s. is condemning north korea s firing of a ballistic missile over japan as dangerous and reckless. the weapon reportedly had enough range to reach u.s. troops in guam. so what now chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin tells us what else the u.s. is doing about this action. good evening, bret. the missile flew 17 times the speed of sound. president biden reached out and spoke with his japanese counterpart to assure him of u.s. commitments the defense secretary reached out to his japanese and south korean counterparts. kim jong un is again sending a message don t forget about me. sirens alerted japanese citizens to take cover in basements and bomb shelters after north korea launched a ballistic missile over northern japan its longest range yet. the ballistic missile firing by north korea was an outrageous act that was absolutely impermissible. we will respond as soon as possible with the utmost vigilance.