a search warrant said he had a to do list and notes. it is unclear what was on the list. we are learning new details habit his career troubles. as far back as 15 years ago there were signs he had problems at work. yelling incidents. again, this is stuff that is normal. there were with times when he probably misread something and became frustrated with himself. in the state of georgia. according to his former news director, flanagan s contract was not renewed in tallahassee. he sued for racial discrimination alleging a producer called him and another employee who was african-american monkeys. the case was settled and dismissed. i can t say there was racial discrimination. reporter: flanagan was hired by wdbj in 2012 where he reported under the name bryce
we ve seen many people stopping by outside the memorials of wdbj 7 and most recently terry mcauliffe spending an hour with station staff, station management. even the family members of those two murdered journalists. a few moment that was he spoke to reporters saying the purpose is his express his condolences and convey. here s what he said after that. we lose on average 89 individuals a day to gun violence. there are too many guns in america and clearly too many guns in the wrong hands. so we ll continue to do what we can. reporter: what exactly is that, governor, when you say do
the united states and around the world. we start this hour with the very latest on the two murders, two journalists in the united states. it happened on live television. rattling the nation and sparking renewed debate over gun control here in the country. a few hours ago, a group that is working to end gun violence held a vigil for alison parker and adam ward. the gunman, vester flanagan, a former do worker at wdbj killed him and later killed himself. the woman parker was interviewed at the time of the shooting, vicki gardner was also shot during the attack. we understand she is in good condition. more on the victims, 27-year-old ward had just gotten engaged to a producer at that television station. 24-year-old parker had just celebrated her birthday and had moved in with her boyfriend who s an anchor at wdbj. earlier, he shared more about alison parker and the journalist
we texted back and forth yesterday. she is devastated. you know, she lost the love of her life. i don t know how you move on from that. she will. she will in time. we are going to help her. just the outpouring of support that we have gotten from the community, from our colleagues. we have gotten help from our sister station. we have the general manager, his boss who was here this morning helping write stories. everybody had come together in so many ways to get us through it. if there is any good at all in any of this, it s that we know what family means. we know what our own families at home mean to us. we know what our wdbj family means. all of us in the news business. everybody has rallied around us. it is appreciated. we can t express what it means. thank you doesn t seem like enough, but thank you.
sunglasses, shawl, three license plates and magazines inside flanagan s rental car. he he had a to-do list with a book bag and several hand-written letters and notes. it is unclear what was on the to-do list but we are learning new details about flanagan s troubles. as far back as 15 years ago there were signs that flanagan had incidents at work. yelling incidents. again, stuff that s normal. there were times when he probably misread something and became frustrated with himself. flanagan moved from savannah, georgia to tallahassee, florida for his big first anchor job. flan began s contract was not renewed in tallahassee. flanagan sued for racial discrimination. alleging a producer called him and another employee who was african-american monkeys. the case was settled and dismissed. flanagan was hired by wdbj in