deadly rampage. police say the suspect in the murder of a 38-year-old woman later returned to the scene and shot and killed a 24-year-old reporter who was covering the story before fatally shooting a 9-year-old child in a home nearby. for the journalists in orlando, it s a story that hits unbelievably close to home. this is every reporter s absolute worst nightmare. coming up, the details we re learning about the 19-year-old suspect and how the community is trying to make sense of this tragedy. plus, any second we expect to get our hands on the national transportation safety board s preliminary report on the ohio train derailment that led to the controlled burning of hazardous chemicals. it could offer new clues about what went wrong. there are still lingering questions about the health is and safety of the air and water. this land is everything to me. we have a stigma here that we re dirty, and it hurts everybody here. transportation secretary pete buttigieg is i
nearly all of his 150 soldiers were killed or injured over the past year. and now the soldiers say russian troops are 800 yards away. just up there? yeah. and do they have similar trenches to this? reporter: but now there s a problem, a russian drone is overhead. incoming small arms fire right here. yes, yes, he says. the soldier s fire a rocket propelled grenade. lieutenant bogdon tells us it s like this every day or worse. why does this war matter to americans, do you think? because it s a war for democracy. ukraine and russian war is war of democracy versus russia dictatorship. so it s important. reporter: a fight ukrainians say they will take to the end. our thanks to richard engel