Carl ehiaasen. One survivor celine san felice describing her experience to cnn. I was working at my desk when i heard the shots. And it took a couple of them for me to realize what i was happening and i looked at anthony the intern and i said im getting out of here and i grabbed my purse and headed to the back door and i was only a couple of steps away from and it was locked. What happened here was very calculated. I reported when pulse happened, i went to school in florida and i remember being so upset hearing about the victims texting their families and there i was sitting under a desk texting my parents telling them that i loved them and i just i just dont know what i want right now. Our whole lives have been shattered. And so thanks for your prayers but i couldnt give say [ bleep ] about them if there is nothing else. Police Officials Say the shooter s intent was clear. This was a targeted attack on the Capital Gazette. He entered the billsi entered building with a shotgun and look
Tracking the search for a Supreme Court nominee. The president personally meeting with senators trying, too prove the next justice, even one who he attacked the night before in north dakota. Happy friday, everybody. Welcome to early start. Im dave briggs. It is friday. Come on. Weve been thinking about that for five days. Im christine romans. It is 4 00 a. M. In the east. This mornings front page in annapolis, maryland, says it all. A gunmans rampage at the Capital Gazette that killed five people. The deadliest day for american journalists since 9 11. Officials releasing the names of the employees killed. Wendy winters, gerald fischman, John Mcnamara, Rebecca Smith and robert haasen. We encourage you to go to the Capital Gazettes website for more on each of these victims. One survivor, celine san felice describes her terrifying experience to cnn. I was working at my desk when i heard the shots, and it took a couple of them for me to realize what was happening. And i looked at anthony,
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Today on Louisiana Considered, we speak with former federal prosecutor Jared Fishman about his new book that digs into a murder investigation in New Orleans just after Hurricane Katrina. We also learn why advocates are pushing for more protections of burial sites for the formerly enslaved, and we learn about problems with emergency warning systems in rural Mississippi.