it was closed for health violations several times. there were things living in the closet, the drunk woman in the bar used to think it was a cat, but it was something else. it was also a mexican restauran restaurant. up on the west side at one point. and i worked at a pasta place. i had a really executive position there for a little while. tucker: why did you get fired? the manager didn t want me to halloween. i think he felt that i was stepping on his toes. he i just wanted to hand out halloween candy to kids. does the only job i was fired from. that was a good experience in and of itself. tucker: i thought you re going to say you were drunk at work. but it was for handing out candy? what was your first tv job? business minutes for
helping to bridge the digital divide. when you re a television reporter, going live, you learn to prepare for anything. brandon lewis joins us live. now from columbia. occupational hazards can be lurking anywhere. most tested fuel additive in the history of the epa. even underneath your feet. brandon lewis is a reporter at wndu in south bend, indiana. but in his very first tv job at komu in missouri, not only is he wet behind the ears but just about everywhere else, too. it s june 2009. brandon is live reporting on ethanol in gasoline. my photographer was late that day so they told me to take the truck out to the location and set up the live shot so we
ward. a wig, six items of ammunition, to do list, 17 stamped letters, briefcase with three license plates, shaw and umbrella. we re learning more about his life before the murders. he bumped around from tv job to tv job leaving a trail of shaken and frightened coworkers. this guy was a time bomb. he was reprimanded for wearing an obama sticker on air. he accused coworkers of imaginary crimes. they re saying there s pictures of his apartment where he was living. some say no decorations on the walls. pictures were of himself modeling. his bed had no sheets, no comforter, no pillow, completely bear. a chair pulled up to a computer and hard drive with a post-it on the top of that hard drive. wonder what that could have
tv job. we know that he applied here at cnn and sent his resume reel in to cnn. he had been fired not only at this station in roanoke but in 2000 he was fired from the station in tallahassee. seemingly the same story from the then news director there, very hard to work with. brooke, i want to take a quick moment to talk about the fact that we re not showing this person s video. yes. reporter: it s very obvious that this guy wanted us to talk about him and wanted us to take a statement, and when you look at the actual video that he took of himself, it s clear now he not only wanted to kill these two people on air, but he waited until the camera, the tv camera, was pointed at the reporter before he fired the shot so that viewers at home would see that person being shot live on air. cnn has made a decision not to air any of this video. i think that is just what this
that was still the deal i made. i immediated $1.5 a tree to pay my bills. we have a commitment to our commitments. our commitments are our families. we got to take care of them. the commitments are our bills. if i need to keep my commitments, i need to do it. thank you so much larry. listen we just saw my shirtless job when i was an assistant plumber. talk about honoring work no shirt. you were a paper boy. i delivered the news right there. if you have a picture, send it over to us. we prefer the with your shirt on. thanks a lot, ainsley. there you go with your first tv job. that was just an exciting day for me. i didn t make any money. i loved that job. it was great. i was excited to have money. we would love to see your pictures as well and he makes a good point, how many kids this