democrat justin pearson to the states house of representatives. norah: twitter turmoil. elon musk talks about the troubles the social media platform has faced since he took over. the pain level of twitter has been extremely high. norah: our tax series, if you use apps like venmo to get paid, you want to hear the new irs rule. if i didn t have multiple ways that somebody could pay me, i feel like i would lose business. sweet dreams are made of this norah: and the big names added to the national recording registry. these country roads take me home imagine all the people living life in peace norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. tonight, we want to begin as we are learning more about that horrible massacre at a louisville bank. we are hearing from the family of the gunman for the first time, saying they will fully cooperate with investigators. they are also revealing that the shooter had ment
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democrat justin pearson to the state house of representatives. norah: twitter to warm oil. elon musk talks about the troubles the social media platform has faced since he took over. the pain level of twitter has been extremely high. norah: our tax series, if you use apps like venmo to get paid, you want to hear the new irs rule. if i didn t have multiple ways that somebody could pay me, i feel like i would lose business. sweet dreams are made of these norah: and the big names added to the national recording registry. these country roads take me home imagine all the people living life in peace norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us. today, we want to begin as we are learning more about that horrible massacre at a louisville bank. we are hearing from the family of the gunman for the first time, saying they will fully cooperate with investigators. they are revealing that the shooter had mental health challenges, which th
shots fired. stay quiet. just stay quiet. i need your help. reporter: by the time the shooter s mother calls. saying her son has never done anything violent and that he might be heading to the bank with a gun. he don t even own guns, i don t know where he would have gotten a gun. reporter: it was too late. tonight, to go people remain in the hospital, including police officer nickolas wilt. shot in the head as he responded to the shooting, but remains in critical condition. at a vigil in louisville tonight, mourners honored the five people killed in monday s shooting. dan eckerd, joshua barrick, thomas elliot, james tutt, and juliana farmer. all employees at the bank where the gunman worked. tiffany cardwell new two of the victims. are you afraid at all that this could happen again? in a different community? you know, i have two college kids, different campuses, and
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