( darya ) a person of interest is being questioned after a grass fire in the oakland hills. it broke out yesterday morning near ascot and mastlands drives. that neighborhood is considered a high risk fire zone. firefighters were able to quickly get a handle on it. but while firefighters were on scene, they found a man claiming to have been stabbed. investigators say that man was ánotá stabbed and that person is now psychological evaluation. (darya) 12 people are without a home this morning after a fire broke out in sonoma. no one was injured in the fire but several cars were destroyed. the fire ruptured a gas line, causing at least four homes nearby to temporarily evacuate. the homeowner says she built the home 42 years ago. (darya) three people lived in the home, and nine other people who lived in buildings nearby are being assisted by the red cross. fire crews do not believe the fire was suspicious. ( mark ) the search has been suspended for a man who jumped of
tonight, two american communities now take their places on the list of cities that will forever be associated with gun violence and the lose of innocent lives as the combined death tolls from el paso and dayton reached 31. the president condemns white supremacy and spreads the blame along the internet, video games and mental illness and says nothing about his own inflammatory rhetoric, words in regular use by white supremacist. as americans look to their lawmakers to do something, millions wondering if this time will be the time for congress to break its pattern. its modern day tradition of inaction. all of it as the 11th hour gets underway on a monday night. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 928 of the trump administration and tonight stun aid mer cans are dealing with the aftermath of not one but two deadly mass shootings over this past weekend, 13 hours apart. the death toll in el paso, texas rose to 22 today after a 21-year-old
the president condemns white supremacy and spreads the blame along the internet, video games and mental illness and says nothing about his own inflammatory rhetoric, words in regular use by white supremacist. as americans look to their lawmakers to do something, millions wondering if this time will be the time for congress to break its pattern. its modern day tradition of inaction. all of it as the 11th hour gets underway on a monday night. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 928 of the trump administration and tonight stun aid mer cans are dealing with the aftermath of not one but two deadly mass shootings over this past weekend, 13 hours apart. the death toll in el paso, texas rose to 22 today after a 21-year-old gunman armed with an assault-style rifle opened fire at a walmart on saturday. the suspect is in custody. he appeared in court on sunday. the magistrate in the courtroom said the suspect was atenl aten and held without bon
i never knew there was an odor to blood, but there is. until you firsthand see that, my description of it, as far as horrific will be unserving as far as what that scene looks like. so i can t tell you what that means other than for the normal individual that doesn t have to deal with that on a day-to-day basis, it will leave an impression that you will never forget. i ll just leave it at that. this has been hard for everyone to comprehend here. my colleague jim sciutto is there in el paso, texas. jim? well, fred, i m outside what s become a particularly american crime scene. that is 20 victims dead. still on the ground inside and outside this walmart behind me here as you heard the police chief saying there. so overwhelmed simply by the smell of the blood when he entered there. what is new or becoming increasingly common about this crime here is it was inspired by white supremacy. the 21-year-old white suspect, now in police custody, had posted a manifesto describing his
nine people, including his own sister. listen to how it unfolded. shots fired! shots fired! where are you at? dispatch, we ve got shots fired. we ve got multiple people down. we re going to need multiple medics. somebody take each side of fifth street. east fifth and by the auditorium. we re going to need to shut the whole street down. we think there s one shooter. he is down. we have multiple down. i ve got them coming there. it looks like we have nine or ten shot. okay. i ve got them coming in. they re coming in. about 13 hours before that, some 1600 miles away in el paso, texas, another mass shooting. run, mi hija, run. people scrambled for safety when a man with a rifle started shooting at everyone he saw, starting in the parking lot. police say this is the killer, the man who gunned down 20 people at that walmart store and wounded more than two dozen others. they believe he posted a so-called manifesto online filled with hate speak, racist language an