i think were looking at every avenue that we have other agencies reaching out cognos about other cases and stuff that we re doing we want to follow up on we will continue to follow-up on those. so at this point no luck between these cases is known but she s kind of shows you mike that this case is going in very different directions and its expanding. live in moscow, idaho, thank you so much. investigators in virginia are try and figure out why a team leader killed six of his coworkers and then himself at a walmart tuesday night. correspondent mike meredith has an update from jessica p good evening mark. good evening to you investigators remain at this chesapeake walmart what led up to tuesday shooting there s been a report that the gunman may have had some sort of hitless, but other witnesses say it appeared to them they were some leaders trying to kill anyone that he could. now investigators we saw out there today both the fbi and local law enforcement so trying to come throug
hypothesize about the exodus, some current residents have their own theory. correspondent mike meredith. from the majestic monument to diverse neighborhoods, washington, d.c., has a lot to offer, but new data from the census bureau shows where people actually want to live in the nation s capital. what is so different than 2018. very different place right now. so it s not the best. the residence percentagewise than any other state in the last year. the government doesn t speculate as to why people are leaving but residents tell us it is no mystery. actually know people who went to maryland, virginia, where it s more safe and there is more jobs there. they want to be with their families. recently, d.c. and other major cities face challenges. and rising crime and social unrest. but last year the mayor said that people were fed up and