i m fredricka whitfield. we begin in texas wihere a weekend shopping trip turned to carnage. eight dead, seven wounded after a gunman opened fire into a crowded space at an outlet mall in allen, texas. that s just north of dallas. a warning, some of what you re about to see is disturbing. a witness dash cam capturing the moment the killer got out of his car and immediately began firing, ambushing unsuspected people walking by. we re pausing this video before the shooting begins, but other witnesses were recording as the attack unfolded. what you hear are multiple rapid gunshots and you see, of course, people running for their lives. a photo obtained by cnn appears to show the gunman after he was shot by a responding officer. you can see an ar-15 style rifle nearby. the gunman is clad in black, body armor, and appears to have several extra magazines strapped to his chest. ed lavandera is on the scene there in allen, texas. ed, what more are police saying, if anything, at thi
front door of h&m and it was a guy on the phone begging for help, and he didn t speak a lot of english. i took the phone from him and told the operator, i started counting the bodies on the ground i have one, two, three, five, six, seven bodies. i said [ no audio ] for mass casualties it would be another six minutes before the first allen police officer showed up. i the first girl i went to, and this is pretty graphic, she was in the bushes in a fetal position like she was praying and i didn t feel a pulse. i pulled her head back to see if she was okay and there was nothing left of her face or head. it was gone. i went to a second victim, and she was not breathing. eyes were fixed and dilated.
and we killed an interpreter in afghan interpreter for special operations forces was killed in the drone strike. the funeral was in eastern afghanistan today. we found these people very quickly, but in 20 years we couldn t find all the senior leadership of al qaeda that hav been sheltered in pakistan. billions of dollars from the pakistani year after year. we help them kill our own soldiers, and we couldn t find any of the leaders that were responsible. i have friends tonight, people that work for me at 60 minutes, worked with me, i have people that are high risk and vulnerable, vulnerable, vulnerable targets that use wer quickly closely with special operations forces, they are in hiding now trying to make it through the night. you know what it s like to have them screaming down the phone begging for help? baking in pleading for american not to do this. i have video of afghan women chai hipped outside the airport.
afghan interpreter for special operations forces was killed in drone strike. the funeral was in eastern afghanistan today. we found these people very quickly, but in 20 years we couldn t find all the senior leadership of al qaeda that have been sheltered in pakistan. billions of dollars from the pakistani year after year. we help them kill our own soldiers, and we couldn t find any of the leaders that were responsible. i have friends tonight, people that work for me at 60 minutes worked with me, i have people that are high risk and vulnerable, vulnerable vulnerable targets that use were no quickly closely with special operations forces, they are in hiding now trying to make it through the night. you know what it s like to have them screaming down the phone begging for help? baking in pleading for american not to do this. i have video of afghan women chai hipped outside the airporto begging biden to save us.
mayberry. griffith played a single bad who kept the peace and doled out advice in a country town. in the 1980s he found fame again in the courtroom drama matlock. he was a member of the tv and christian music hall of fame. want to bring in our own larry king who joins us by phone who knows mr. griffith well. you interviewed him several times. give us your impressions, your sense of who he was. well, suzanne, he was an incredible person. not only as a talent but as a friend and as an individual. he was always kind and sweet and he was an underrated performer in my opinion. he did a movie called a face in the crowd in which he played a i guess it was sort of a controlling media figure who played sort of a hit who suddenly becomes a famous american, influencing politics and everything has and his comeuppance at the end. he got an academy award nomination. he was bbrilliant. he did a play call eed no time for sergeants which was turned into a film, a great theatrical co