The first nurse infected is now virus free and headed home. And new details about aen man that killed a soldier investigators are closing in on a motive. We begin with breaking news out of washington state. Police say a student gunman is now dead after a shooting on a high school about 30 miles north of seattle. Local media are reporting that two people have been airlifted to a hospital. Allen, what is the latest. David, the latest is one dead, Police Believe that was the shooter, a student, reports are he was a freshman. Also four injured, three of them critically, in fact, very critically. According to the doctor handling some of these cases at. Another person not quite as seriously injured taken to a hospital. This all started about 10 40 local time, specific time in the calf fear yeah. It brought a mas. Sive Police Response from mariesville and from surrounding jurisdictions. This is one of the biggest campuses physically in the state of washington, one of the biggest study bodies
Help kurdish fighters keep isil at bay. This is at al jazeera america, in washington state, and it happened in the town of maries as a result, about 30 miles north of seattle. Two people are dead. Who reportedly broke up recently with with his girlfriend. Witnesses say he shot several students who died before turning the gun on himself. What are we learning . You see a young man, confused, recently, aceps of anger about that situation, lashing out on twitter at some of the people involved. There is a picture of him with a rifle that his parents gave him. So it show as teenager, a teenager who definitely knew his way around guns, and his last tweet on the twentythird, came down as it wont last, it will never last. Just simply that. With the last piece of twitter information. The people who were there, as we see so often in cases like this, the people who were closest to what was happening today just couldnt believe what they were seeing happen well, it is hard to wrap your head afternoo
Good evening and its great to start another week with you. And we begin with that urgent warning for drivers, for families across this country. It involves air bags in millions of cars on the road right now. Are they at risk of exploding . Tonight, they are urging nearly 5 million families to be repaired right now because of a defective air bag, sending dangerous materials, shards of metal, flying through the car. Safety advocates says this brings the total to 20 million cars. Tonight here, we ask, is your car one of them . And where were those air bags made . Abcs chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here. Good evening. Reporter good evening, david. Todays urgent air bag alert is a rare move from the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration which some, safety advocates, say is long overdue. It comes after at least four depths. To do their job, air bags have to deploy in a split second, in half of a blink of an eye, propelled by whats called an inflator. The expansion
Good evening and its great to start another week with you. And we begin with that urgent warning for drivers, for families across this country. It involves air bags in millions of cars on the road right now. Are they at risk of exploding . Tonight, they are urging nearly 5 million families to be repaired right now because of a defective air bag, sending dangerous materials, shards of metal, flying through the car. Safety advocates says this brings the total to 20 million cars. Tonight here, we ask, is your car one of them . And where were those air bags made . Abcs chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here. Good evening. Reporter good evening, david. Todays urgent air bag alert is a rare move from the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration which some, safety advocates, say is long overdue. It comes after at least four depths. To do their job, air bags have to deploy in a split second, in half of a blink of an eye, propelled by whats called an inflator. The expansion
Good evening and its great to start another week with you. And we begin with that urgent warning for drivers, for families across this country from the federal government. It involves airbags in millions of cars on the roads right now. Are they at risk of exploding . Tonight, they are urging nearly 5 million families to take their cars to be repaired right now, because of a defective airbag, that can explode without warning, sending dangerous materials, shards of metal, flying through the car. Safety advocates says this brings the total to 20 million cars. Tonight here, we ask, is your car one of them . And where were those airbags made . Abcs chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here. Brian, good evening. Reporter good evening, david. Todays urgent airbag alert is a rare move from the national highway Traffic Safety administration, which some Safety Advocates say is long overdue. It comes after at least four deaths. To do their job, aribags have to deploy in a split second,