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- jamal ! - what ? i m sorry. i just wish the phone would ring. any word yet ? -it seems like forever since the paramedics left. -rosa should have called by now. i hope mr. brashov is all right. perhaps our phone is not working. well, it was worth a try. hello ? it s rosa. - oh, good. - what ? what does she say ? what ? mr. brashov is all right. they say he s had a mild heart attack. they say he s out of danger. what s that, rosa ? she said that he s already argued with two of the nurses. yes, that is a good sign. not if you re one of those nurses. can we visit him tonight ? rosa, are visitors allowed tonight ? she says no visitors until tomorrow. well, rosa tell mr. brashov that we wish him well. and that we ll be by to see him tomorrow. okay, bye, rosa. i am surprised we cannot visit him tonight. when my uncle was sick back home, friends and family stayed with him all night. we even brought him his meals. well i m glad we don t have that system here. - why ? - we coul ....
come along for the ride tonight. good evening and it s great to have you with us here on a sunday night. and we do begin this evening with that massive break in the case after that massive manhunt for two convicted killers who escaped from a florida prison. it came to an end outside this motel, just 100 miles from the prison where they were serving life behind bars, and just hours before they were hoping to hitch a ride out of the state. instead, tonight, they re now locked up, appearing in court, one at a time. soon to be sent back to where they started. authorities saying the elaborate plan that included forged documents to get them out means they most certainly had help. more arrests could be coming, and abc s steve osunsami is in panama city tonight. reporter: police had quietly tracked the two convicted murderers to this panama city motel. and at 5:20 saturday night local time, they had them surrounded. their bull horns and firearms all aimed at room 227. 34-ye ....
teacher tried to step in. he was a beloved math teacher, a marine who ended up losing his life at school right here at home. the details are still streaming in at this hour and abc s cecilia vega has the latest right now. shots fired at sparks middle school. active shooter sparks middle school. one down so far. reporter: the students at sparks middle school were waiting for the morning bell to ring when the shooting started. he is in school uniform. this is seen by a teacher. reporter: the shooter witnesses say a student dressed in that gray and green school sweat shirt. he first opened fire near the basketball court shooting a boy in the arm. i heard the first shot. i looked over and i saw a kid, my best friend, laying on the ground shot in the arm. reporter: students say a teacher ran to try and stop the gunfire only to be killed, shot in the chest. and then he walked up to a teacher and said back up. the teacher started backing up and he pulled the ....
announcer: msnbc, your business is sponsored by american express. don t do business without it. hi there everyone. i m jj ramberg. welcome. we wanted to visit bliek rifle coffee started by two veterans. they ve created a culture that helps their employees adjust to their new life out of military. what did flying f-15s, how does that translate into the civilian world? i didn t know at the time. amanda higgins had no idea where she d land after transitioning out of the air force? it was very challenging. looking back, there was a level of anxiety. former weapons system officer who saw combat over iraq and afghanistan never thought her second act would be at a coffee company. neither about john croft. reality strikes and you start to transition. i had i was missing my comrades is what it was. there s no safety net when you transition out. the owners of the black rifle coffee company understand the challenges people like john and amanda face because they ....