the moment he heard the first shots. i had a bad feeling from the time that the young man got on the bus, you know what i m saying? an eerie feeling that i can t explain. griff: charles watson is tracking all the details. charles, what s the latest on this? good morning, griff and julie. the shocking shooting happened on a charlotte area transit system bus earlier this month. take a look at the video. it is absolutely wild. on it you see the driver, david, appear to open fire on the passenger to his right who looks like he already has a gun in his hand before the two men begin shooting at each other while the bus is still moving. this all started because the passenger identified as 22-year-old allegedly got agitated because the driver denied his request to let him off the bus before the next stop. he began to provoke the driver and hit him. as the two argue the 22-year-old pulls out a gun moments before both men start shooting within close range of one another as bullet
preventing russia from taking significantly more territory but i m not sure it will ever be a clean and decisive victory on their behalf. griff: thank you for taking time, sir. thank you. julie: bizarre ending to a high school baseball championship in new york. the umpire calls strike three on the last out prompting one team to start celebrating. only problem is the catcher dropped the ball. i m no sports enthusiast but not a good thing. while the team was jumping up and down the opponents were rounding the bases. the victory, wow, this is the most bizarre ending i ve ever seen. they ll lose the championship because of that. julie: the final score 6-5. sad. they are all excited. these are kids. if it was a professional game i
gymnastics. there is something pure about college sports. i had an ncaa baseball game on in my home office watching my beloved south carolina gamecocks , and of course, there s an umpire in baseball, and that umpire calls balls and strikes, and we expect the strike zone to be the same for everyone. that s what fairness is, the same rules apply equally to everyone. a south carolina batter was called out on a checked swing and it was not a good call, so i began to feel this sense of being treated unfairly, building within me, and then a south carolina pitcher has a pitch called a ball that looked like a strike to me and everyone else on the planet, and the sense of being treated unfairly began to build even more. apparently, it built into something vocal, because my wife came into the office and said
gymnastics. there is something pure about college sports. i had an ncaa baseball game on in my home office watching my beloved south carolina gamecocks , and of course, there s an umpire in baseball, and that umpire calls balls and strikes, and we expect the strike zone to be the same for everyone. that s what fairness is, the same rules apply equally to everyone. a south carolina batter was called out on a checked swing and it was not a good call, so i began to feel this sense of being treated unfairly, building within me, and then a south carolina pitcher has a pitch called a ball that looked like a strike to me and everyone else on the planet, and the sense of being treated unfairly began to build even more. apparently, it built into something vocal, because my wife came into the office and said
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