thank you for being with us on this second hour of chris jansing reports. roughly 50,000 people are on lockdown right now across the state of maine as police continue their intense search for the man behind a shooting rampage that left 18 people dead and 13 others injured. these are the photos police want you to see because they are frantically searching for 40-year-old robert card, an army reservist with a history of mental illness. police say he killed his first seven victims at a bowling alley. then he drove across town to a bar where the rampage continued. eight more people were killed right away, three later died at the hospital. the suspect s car tracked to a nearby town where it had been abandoned by a boat dock. our small state of just 1.3 million people has long been known as one of the safest states in the nation. this attack strikes at the very heart of who we are and the values we hold dear for this precious place we call home. a local maine resident telling
diane sawyer about going to open houses to steal prescription drugs from strangers medicine cabinets, and matthew perry in his own words. how he wanted to be remembered. kayna whitworth in los angeles with late reporting. the other major headline overseas. protesters in russia surround a flight from tel aviv, shouting anti-semitic slogans. it comes as israel says it s expanding ground operations inside gaza, releasing images of tanks and troops across the border. gaza now on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe. hundreds storming u.n. warehouses in desperate need of basic supplies. matt rivers standing by in israel. here at home, new reporting on the suspected gunman who went on that massacre in maine. were there missed warning signs? abc news is now learning he tried to buy a gun silencer months prior. trevor ault from maine. the horror on the ice. what a hockey team is calling a freak accident that claimed the life of a former nhl player. weather whiplash sweeping
loved ones. i m chandler. i make jokes when i m uncomfortable. also tonight remembering matthew perry the friends star dead at 54. rescue 23. respond to the drowning. talented and troubled. the latest on the investigation into his death. plus vigils in maine. mourners honor the 18 mass shooting victims as new details emerge about the gunman. i m in lewiston, maine where the makeshift memorials to the 18 victims are growing. later space race. planned missions to the moon, lunar rovers. how china is rocketing ahead. beware because they are very aggressive. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thank you for joining us on this sunday. several big stories including the sad news that friends star matthew perry died this weekend. he was 54. tonight perry is being remembered for his role in one of tv s biggest hits as well as his public struggle with addiction. but first, we begin with the latest in the
with addiction, telling our diane sawyer about going to open houses to steal prescription drugs from strangers medicine cabinets, and matthew perry in his own words. how he wanted to be remembered. kayna whitworth in los angeles with late reporting. the other major headline overseas. protesters in russia surround a flight from tel aviv, shouting anti-semitic slogans. it ams as israel is expanding ground images in gaza. gaza now on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe. hundreds storming u.n. warehouses in desperate need of basic supplies. matt rivers standing by in israel. here at home, new reporting on the suspected gunman who went on that massacre in maine. were there missed warning signs? abc news is now learning he tried to buy a gun silencer months prior. the horror on the ice. what a hockey team is calling a freak accident that claimed the life of a normer nhl player. snowing in denver, and plummeting temperatures for the northeast. 60 million under freeze al
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