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firing from first round to last? do we know that? that s the thing we don t know. what we know, it s an hour and 12 minutes from the time the first shots are phoned in to the police, police get the first call that shots are fired until the door is breached on the hotel room. what we don t know is was he still shooting at the time he broke into the room. police have said as soon as they got on the 32nd floor they knew immediately that s where the shots were coming from. the elevator doors opened and they know immediately that s where the shots are coming from. we don t know why that is, whether it s that they smelled gun powder or they can hear shots being fired. so we can t from that time line we simply can t tell when the last shots were fired, whether it was right up until the time that they blew the door off and he shot himself. brief note to our viewers, we ve just stretched across the top of the 2:00 p.m. hour here on the east coast, obviously covering this national tra ....
49 completely on its head. the driver of that red car making a split-second decision. i either had to hit the cars that were turned over, hit the car that was spinning out in front of me or come down this ravine. and i chose the ravine. reporter: tragically, in texas, a deadly mix of speed and weather costing one driver his life. and gio benitez live from a very windy jfk airport. we can hear the wind there, gio. so many flights canceled today. now airlines already issuing waivers for the next storm? reporter: that s right, david. more than 1,000 flights canceled today alone. more than 5,000 delayed. and, you know, those airlines, you re right, those airlines are issuing those waivers before the next storm even hits. you can just see, this wind is really picking up here, david. all right, a messy night still ahead. gio, thank you. as i mentioned a new storm already brewing for later in the week, but first things first, rob marciano live tonight with us on the current sys ....
again, we were on our way to a story. hi, sir. did you just feel that earthquake we had. yes. a short time ago. yeah. tell us tell us where you were going and what kind of sensation it was for you. oh, i was in my office down there. i felt a very strong shake. you fet a strong shake. did you feel the earthquake yesterday. no, yesterday i was in a boat some he didn t feel it. you were on a boat yesterday. yeah. so today, can you tell us kind of what kind of feeling was it and for you, did it feel like it went on for a long time? it was fairly long. it s like a swinging movement. and it s kind of weird, but at first i thought it s like, i was in a boat so i thought i was sea sick or something but it was fairly strong. so you were on a boat yesterday. you already have some boat legs going on. so again, we are here in anaheim. we re on our way to another story, an officer involved shooting down the street on the 91 freeway when we stopped at this carl s j ....
tonight, the breaking news as we come on the air in the west. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. john roberts saying our nation has lost a jurist jurist juristt stature. world news tonight begins now. good evening as we come on the air in the west. we begin with the breaking headline, the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. a pioneer of women s rights and gender equality. she died surrounded by family in washington, d.c. dominated by president clinton in 1993, she has had a number of health challenges in recent years. each time fighting and returning to the court. but we ve learned she passed away from complications of pancreatic cancer. she was 83 years old. what does this mean, 46 days until the presidential election? we begin with juju chang, and justice ginsburg, the indelible mark she left on the country. reporter: ruth bader ginsburg was a force to be reckoned with. all i ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off of our necks. ....
Survivors of the 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas and families who received somber calls hours later said they were alarmed when the U.S. Supreme Court Friday struck down a ....