and he s just not going to get to do that, not here. o donnell: our interview with ms. stanfield. and this just in, local authorities are investigating copy cat threats made to other businesses here in buffalo. at least one arrest. late this afternoon the f.b.i. director chris wray called the shootings at the top racially motivated swlie lent extremism, this as we re learning more about the suspect s radicalization. jeff pegues. reporter: tonight the 28-year-old s online radicalization is becoming clear. the authorities are combing through a easy of online posts in which he allegedly called the tops supermarket attack area one and said he was indoctrinated by racist propaganda he saw on extremist web sites during the covid lockdown. last year f.b.i. director christopher wray called such individuals the greatest terrorist threat in the country. because they act alone and move quickly from radicalization
about my mom is how she loved us, how she loved her family, unconditionally. reporter: 20-year-oldtops employee zaire goodman suffered a gunshot wound to the neck. he did not want to appear on camera, but did want to share his story: what s the emotion you re feeling now? discomfort, sadness, maybe a bit of regret. reporter: regret? why? bond i why out of all the people that the three people that were spared, i was one of them. > o donnell: and jericka joins us again. jericka, i know you worked in buffalo for years. how is this community doing? reporter: they re trying their best to pull people together, they re offering counseling. they re coming together, as we ve seen outside this tops, to help people in need of food. you know, this was a supermarket i the community that hay worked over ten years to bring it in. the council, it took them six years, but the community had
happened on sunday. we spoke earlier with buffalo s police commissioner joseph gramaglia, who s been with the department for 25 years. when you learn that people like this suspect and others are learning this hate and sharing this hate online, what do you want done? i don t know how you stop a lone person who just gets so embedded in this material that develops such hate for somebody. i don t know what you do with that kind of a person. it s absolutely pure evil. o donnell: cbs news jericka duncan is here to start us off. good evening. i know you have been here all weekend. reporter: yeah, to think about what you said at the top here, i haven t just tops. he was looking to do damage in other places. the sheer number of people alone, ten is enough, but the know more people could have died is unfathomable. i kept hearing him closer and closer. reporter:tops cashier
gunshots. then what happens next? then we all paused. everyone in the front and customer, associate, everyone alike paused. no one moved. then we heard some more. we saw the security guard backing up and responding to the threat, so we knew that we were being hit, and we ran. o donnell: and where did you run to? i first i didn t know where i was running. i got knocked to the side by a customer. o donnell: where was your daughter. in the front. and i didn t know till i got to the back because i didn t look back. o donnell: you must have been in sheer panic. i definitely was. i started yelling where is my baby, has anyone seen my baby, mia. do you know where she is, did you see her? they were, like, quiet, quiet, he s coming because you could hear the shots getting closer. i had to calm down and regroup. o donnell: how well did you know the officer who was the security guard.