Worship. Welcome, everyone to the four. Im alex savidge. Im alyana gomez. Today, Police Detail the shooting incident and what the suspect was armed with. They say the gunman fired 39 rounds. The matt Gilroy Police officers combine fired 18 miles. They hit the suspect multiple times but the corner says the suspect eventually shot and killed himself. As we know, he was heavily armed. Police say he was carrying a 75 round drum magazine that fit into his gun and also had 5 40 round magazines on his body or near his body and another magazine in his backpack. The fbi also revealed that it is opening a domestic terrorism investigation. Kate abuse Maureen Naylor is live in were with the latest. More rain . Reporter that announcement came as afternoon. The fbi is saying they are classifying this as a domestic terrorism investigation, saying the shooter was exploring violent ideologies and saying he had a list of targets. Tuesday, the fbi announced it is finished collecting evidence from the gil
If youre not used to it may be something that catches you off guard just a little bit. This is your look outside of the Golden Gate Bridge where conditions this morning are clear than they were yesterday you could actually see the bridge something you couldnt see. All morning long yesterday there are a little hints of it throughout the afternoon but that was about all you had visibility is actually holding pretty strong up in the marine county shoreline, but fog is streaming. Well out to the east bay and for San Francisco and half moon bay. You do have some areas where visibility will be taken a hit especially later on this morning, us is around 05 00am happen they visibility, falling. Below a mile at times fogs going to hang out along the coast after it retreats from our inland areas and much like yesterday. Youre going to see of sunshine. All across the bay area, the exception being a few of those coastal areas that do hold on to that fog even into our latter part of the day today sk
And you are just kind of going through the motions of getting ready for the game and all of a sudden a shot goes off but you dont think its a gunshot is why would somebody shoot a gun on a baseball field and by the time we figured out what was going on, i got hit and went down. I knew that my legs gave out, so i wasnt sure i didnt instantly thought it was hit i just felt like something hits me. When my legs went out i was down in the gravel by second base and i started crawling away. I never saw the shooter, but i knew that is where the gunfire was coming from so i just started crawling away and after about 20 feet there were pictures of the blood trail and at that point i started to pray for some pretty heavy things and he delivered. How long were you out there flex it seemed like an hour but it was only a few minutes. The believe the detail officer at the Capitol Police detail engaged the shooter and she then started engaging the shooter and both of them were shot during the shootout
Also detective brian downey. Also is lieutenant brett parson, district native. He manages the department lesbian gay transsexual and bisexual department. Thank you all for taking part in this today. I am looking forward to learning a lot and looking back with you through your eyes and perspectives on where we were 50 years ago. It is kind of hard to believe. David, i would like to start with you if we can. What was new york like, what was america like before the stonewall riots . What was it like for the lgbt community. David it is counter intuitive. There is a common tendency in this country to assume that the further we go back in history, the worse things are going to be. Actually, in the history of and the interior d of u. S. In the entirety of u. S. History, the 60s and 50s were the worst time for lgbt people. That is because there had been a period of liberalization in the 1920s. But with the Great Depression coming along, that seemed to begin a clampdown on i will use gay people
And how the treatments of the lgbtq has changed over the past 50 years. The National Law Enforcement you see him in washington, d. C. Hosted this event. It is my pleasure and honor to be back with you as we stream as well, we are looking back on 50 years. Where we were 50 years ago at the stonewall riots and how far we have come. At the changes that have been made and the changes still to come. I would like to introduce our panel if we can. Starting with david carter, the author of stonewall. And a film which won the peabody award. Downey. Ective brian also is lieutenant brett parson, district native. Manages the department andian gay transsexual bisexual department. Thank you all for taking part in this today. I am looking forward to learning a lot and looking back with you through your eyes and perspectives on where we were 50 years ago. It is kind of hard to believe. David, i would like to start with you if we can. Like, what wasrk before thee stonewall riots . What was it like for