Driver just a year ago is now part of auto racing history. Wow. Those are some of our top stories on this monday, memorial day, may 30th. Announcer from abc news, this is world news now. So crazy. They say he had only been training for three months for that race. Unbelievable. Rookie luck. Well see what he follows up with next year. We begin with the shootout in houston. Two people were killed, six others injured during this wild shooting spree. Even a Police Helicopter came under fire. There are so many questions about this. Even though its been hours since a s. W. A. T. Officer shot and killed the primary shooter, police are not sure exactly what happened or why. Abcs phillip mena reports. Reporter the crackle of gunfire erupting in a houston neighborhood. A quiet morning. One more down at two people down. Reporter 10 15 a. M. Officers arrive to find two men armed with guns. One an ar15 rifle. Police say at least one of the suspects opened fire in the streets, blowing out car windows
A bus driver caught in the act. Driving on the highway while watching a program on his smartphone. Good evening. Thanks for joining us on this sunday. Im tom llamas. We begin with the scary scene at the cincinnati zoo. Dramatic video of the boy in the clutches of a 400pound silverback gorilla. Zoo workers forced to shoot the gorilla. Marci gonzalez on the zoo defending its actions. Reporter tonight, a young boy recovering after coming face to face with a 400pound gorilla. Im right here. Reporter for more than ten minutes, onlookers, including the boys mother, watch in horror after Authorities Say the boy crawled through a barrier, plunging ten feet into the moat below. You can see the gorillas left arm make contact. Lifts him up, sweeps him across the water. The gorilla rushed the boy, but didnt hit him. He was almost guarding, protecting him. Reporter holding the boy between his legs, a zoo working takes aim, shooting and killing the silverback. Rescuers rushing in, pulling the boy to
Driving on the highway while watching a program on his smartphone. Good evening. Thanks for joining us on this sunday. Im tom llamas. We begin with the scare at the cincinnati zoo. A 4yearold boy plunging into the gorilla enclosure. Zoo workers forced to shoot the gorilla to save the boy. At the zoo a growing memorial. Marci gonzalez on the zoo defending its actions. Oh, my god okay, everybody back up. Reporter tonight, a young boy recovering after coming face to face with a 400pound gorilla. Mommy loves you. Im right here. Reporter for more than ten minutes, onlookers, including the boys mother, watch in horror after Authorities Say the boy crawled through a barrier, making his way through the bushes and plunging ten feet into the moat below. A child has fallen into the gorilla cage. Reporter you can see the gorillas left arm make contact. Lifts him up, sweeps him across the water. The gorilla rushed the boy, but didnt hit him. He was almost guarding, protecting him. Reporter with the
Wow. Those are some of our top stories on this monday, memorial day, may 30th. Announcer from abc news, this is world news now. So crazy. They say he had only been training for three months for that race. Unbelievable. Rookie luck. Well see what he follows up with next year. We begin with the shootout in houston. Two people were killed, six others injured during this wild shooting spree. Even a Police Helicopter came under fire. There are so many questions about this. Even though its been hours since a s. W. A. T. Officer shot and killed the primary shooter, police are not sure exactly what happened or why. Abcs phillip mena reports. Reporter the crackle of gunfire erupting in a houston neighborhood. A quiet morning. One more down at two people down. Reporter 10 15 a. M. Officers arrive to find two men armed with guns. One an ar15 rifle. Police say at least one of the suspects opened fire in the streets, blowing out car windows and igniting a gas station. Do we believe this is just one
Chinas great wall. Nightly news begins now. Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news. Reporting tonight, Thomas Roberts. We begin tonight with jawdropping moments at the cincinnati zoo gorilla exhibit after a 3yearold boy somehow got through its fencing, falling at least ten feet into the pen and then getting cornered by a 400 pound silver back all as the childs mom watched in horror. At times the massive primate violently dragged the boy at lightning speeds and other times appeared to demonstrate a protective concern. With no time to spear, zookeepers acted with lethal force against the able to save the boy. Our Gadi Schwartz has the terrifying moments all caught on camera. Reporter ten minutes of terror. Mommys right here. Reporter this cell phone video showing a 400 pound gorilla and behind him in the corner of his exhibit, a 3yearold boy. Suddenly screams. [ screaming ] reporter the gorilla dragging the boy through the water then stops. You c