neighbor s house, a walmart, and now an outlet mall, this time in allen, texas, this time, eight people are dead. this time, a witness tells us exactly what it looks like when the gunfire from an ar-15 hits the human body. because this time he saw it for himself. might want to warn you, his experience is graphic. . i went to the first person i found crouching in the bushes. looked like she was praying, and i felt for a pulse. there was no pulse. so i pulled her head up to look at her face and there wasn t a face. just brain matter. so i went to the next guy, he was already staring straight ahead, eyes were fixed and dilated. no pulse. went to the third guy, he was breathing put my hand on his chest, he chest wentz up and down, he moaned so i started i felt for a pulse, didn t feel a pulse, but he was breathing. but he was bleeding profusely, so i pushed on the guy s chest to start cpr and the blood came out of his mouth and he looked at me and died. there was nothing i co
people. but we beginning this morning with today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. this is the moment we will rise to this occasion like no one has ever risen before. president trump leads the fight for the health care vote. come thursday we should go out and deliver on our promises, stand with our president, and vote to end this obamacare nightmare once and for all. the house leadership will put it forward and lose. i think they should cancel the vote because they don t have the vote. supreme court nominee neil gorsuch facing more questioning. he looks like he s playing dodge ball. he simply wants to hide his views from the american people. the u.s. says a missile by north korea has failed, exploding within seconds of being launched. a deadly string of severe thunderstorms raced through the southeast overnight. the storms triggered hail, high winds, and lightning. our house has been hit by lightning and is on fire. the game show host of the wa
people. but we beginning this morning with today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. ri this is the moment we will se to this occasion like no one has ever risen before. president trump leads the fight for the health care vote. come thursday we should go out and deliver on our promises, stand with our president, and vote to end this obamacare nightmare once and for all. the house lrseadehip will put it for awardnd lose. i think they should cancel the vote because they don t have the vote. supreme court nominee neil gorsuch facing more quonestiing. he looks like he s playing dodge ball. he simply wants to hide his views from the american people. the u.s. says a missile by north korea has failed, exploding within seconds of being launched. a deadly string of severe thunderstorms raced through the southeast erovnight. the storms triggered winds, and lightning. our house has been hit by lightning isand on fire. the game show host of the wacky hit serie
out, they say, strictly out of an abundance of caution. richard says with the following guidance. be aware of who is around you. is anything out of the ordinary? if you feel anything is out of the ordinary, call 191. call the age. the agent call 911. or call the agent. reporter: richard tells me of the roughly 3000 names on that list, actually about 2000 are real, the rest are duplicate or fake flames. there was also some personal information listed, but at this point, some of those who were contacted say the e-mails that were posted are actually old. for now we are live in lower manhattan, kimberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. a developing story tonight in baltimore. police have the man in custody who showed up at a local tv station believed to have a bomb. the man was wearing a panda suit. if his costume concealed a potential bomb. we are told he is alive at the hospital. he did not have a bomb. moments ago we learned he had candy bars wrapped in aluminum
found safe out of state. it is believed defendant if i dawson left to go visit a friend. her boyfriend said he last saw her 8 days ago. she left her two young daughters with her grandmother in harlem and didn t tell her family where she was going. residents in connecticut are being told to be on the lookout for symptoms of the highly contagious illness, new cases are at sacred heart university in fairfield, and all of them involve people who were vacs tornado. eyewitness news reporter marcus solis tweeting from the campus throughout the day. he is there live for us. reporter: diana that is one of the concerns. many of the students will be going home, possibly putting others at risk. amid the carefree fun of a college campus there is a serious health concern at in the last month over a dozen students have been sickened, eight confirmed cases of the mumps, nine probable cases. i have seen pictures. their neck swells up. they have terrible headaches. reporter: the first