this happened at 3:30 yesterday at an open air shopping center 30 minutes north of dallas. what was first confusion for shoppers led to a terrifying reality. one man rushed to the scene, knowing his sister-in-law was on site. my wife and i actually went over there immediately and we picked her up and i just saw i mean, if i would have to he s guess 1,000 to 2,000 people had that were standing in the hot sun, it was 92 degrees. it was people were just crying, hugging, being united with loved ones. it was something i ll never forget. the trauma is not going anywhere but the rampage was put to an end according to police by an officer responding nearby and jumped into action. our rescue task force teams found seven deceased individuals on scene. we transported nine individuals to the hospital to area you traa facilities. of those transported, two have since died, three are in critical surgery and four are stable. at 3 3:36 our officer was at the premium outlets at an
down just before midnight and the suspect allegedly opened fire on his family, killing five of the 10 people inside the home. that man who survived the shooting lost his wife and grandson in the attack. he said, i never thought he would shoot, i can t believe what he did. griff: a dozen agencies are searching for oropesa, officials have no leads as to his whereabouts and local authorities fear he could be anywhere. five people died in my county and that is why my heart is, in my county, protecting my people to the best of my ability. we have federal, state and local agencies trying to bring this suspect into custody so we can bring justice to the five victims and to ensure this community is safe. griff: they re offing an $80,000 reward for oropesa s capture. as we sit here talking about the migrant crisis, which is coming behind me in that last hour, we had that exclusive interview with chris oliveras who gave insight on difficulty of bringing oropesa into custody. th
it s no longer true. tonight how many americans know it s good friday? after hundreds of years, it s a non-christian country. it s not a secular country. people call it that, but they re wrong. there are no secular countries. every country has a religion because every person has a religion, even if it s atheism. everybody worships something. we re born that way. can t get away with it. what is american s religion now? we have video. this is from fargo, north dakota. taken april 2. the first sunday after the mass killing in nashville in which three adults and three children were murdered at a christian school. four being christian. in the old america, christian pastors would have preached about this. acknowledged the evil on display and prayed for those who had been killed. a form of that is still happening today but the roles have been inverted. in america s new religion, the victims are not the children that died in nashville. the victim is the woman who killed them. because
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let s go! [siren] metro police. [siren] let s go, let s go. hover, hover left. upstairs. sounds like it s upstairs. go, go, go. go. go. gunshots. [right, right. [gunshots] pushing lpv up. to right. siren] nashville ph.d. s fast response saved a lot of lives yesterday. it took them 15 minutes from the moment they got the call to the moment they put down the shooter. they didn t hesitate. the two officers credited with neutralizing the trans killer are michael and rex edge get better. the police haven t released a motive yet but the police chief says the trans shooter had a manifesto. we have a manifesto. we have a booklet that shows the exactly what she had planned to do. we have maps that showed the entry point into the school. the weapons that was going to be used. the clothing that she was going to wear. she had drawn it up almost like a cartoon character. it was exactly what she had on. jesse: they also found out that the shooter had other targets