let s go now to wayne friedman live. there s a bit of strange feelings. there was sadness, there was also relief. the rumors have been flying through this town all day long. it is a close-knit community. oregon, some things have not changed. appreciating the beauty of the river. the kindness of its people. but all of that went on hold yesterday. especially when it s bad news. how many people do you know that are connected to this? at least a dozen, if not more. everyone in roseburg knows someone affected by these killings in one way or another. for crystal, it s right old the kitchen window in the home of sarah alcarez. it is right next door. i went to school, always smiling. every time i went outside, she was always smiling and that s the kind of person that she is. the world is robbed of a boufl young woman. roseburg waited for an official waiting of victims for most of the day. the shooting, chris harper mercer is a name no one will utter around here. that
including the science building. it s 911 call came in at 1038 local time. kim s family is of the victims are our priority everything we do here on will be for them. roh reporter: osbert oregon is a small close-knit world rural community. and the president of the college praise the community for its response. connie commissioner all of them showed up and started helping the whole committee rose to the occasion. president a bomb rocked the his condolences and a strong push from washington to change. said a few months ago and i said at a few months before that at each time we see one of that these mass shootings our thoughts and prayers are not enough. it s not enough. that in reporter: offer another community left searching for answers. catherine: we re learning from the shooter and grant has more on the part of the story. grant: and hear from these big films and we do know the shooter not seen confirmed pictures of him yet but 26 year- old chris carver mercer had thr
involves just one woman. notably, in this trial, unlike the last one, five other accusers were allowed to testify about their own experience with cosby. that very well could be what swayed this jury. you remember last year after bill cosby s initial trial, that ended up with a hung jury. this is the new one and now it has come to light that he has been found guilty on three counts. nbc s ron allen is live outside the courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania. ron, what a day. reporter: an incredible day, katy. as you say, this was one woman s case, andrea constand. but in another way, there were dozens of women out there who have accused bill cosby of inappropriate conduct who were hoping and praying for this. we ve met with many of them here in norristown. they ve been in the back of the courtroom day in and day out. when the guilty verdicts were read out, there was sobbing and emotion and outpouring of relief and just the feeling that this was their victory, too. a lot of th
allegations that intelligence failures now allowed the terrorist plot to succeed and a government deputy minister has suggested a possible links to the christ church mosque attacks also coming up in the supreme court rejects the final appeal of two shields journalists today after report of atrocities by the country s military activists see this as a setback for press freedom. the sri lankan government minister has said the suicide bombings that killed three hundred twenty one people at the weekend what carried out in revenge for last month s attacks on two mosques in new zealand fifty people died in the attack in christchurch the so-called islamic state has also claimed responsibility for the sri lankan bombings people in sri lanka have been marking today as a national day of mourning relatives of some of the victims gathered for a mass funeral at since about stans church in the gumbel one of the three churches hit in sunday s attacks more than a thousand people gathered to p