northeast now. good evening and it s great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. it was just as we were coming on the air last night here we learned of the second mass shooting in less than a week in this country. tonight here, the horror inside, from the shoppers who witnessed it all. the ones who ran, who hid in storage closets. the children who were worried that their feet could still be seen beneath the coats that were hanging, afraid the coats weren t long enough to hide them. these are the stories now emerging tonight and so are the stories of the loved ones lost. ten people killed. their ages range from 20 to 65. and the police officer, eric talley, a father of seven. he was killed, he was the first one there, running into the store and right into the line of fire. the first gunshots in the parking lot. the gunman then moving inside. people running for their lives. some out the doors to loading docks, some hiding behind bushes. a massive show of law enforcemen
america at 3 and what we ve learned about him tonight. and possible missed warning signs. what he was allegedly doing just days ago. matt gutman and pierre thomas with late reporting tonight. president biden, what he said about officers and their families every day in this country when that officer leaves home in the morning. the flag back at half staff at the white house, lowered again to honor the victims. it had just gone back up after the shootings in atlanta. and tonight, what the president is now demanding of congress. rachel scott live on the hill. the coronavirus in the u.s. major news on that potential new vaccine. was some of the trial data outdated? what dr. anthony fauci is now saying. the first video tonight from inside one of the processing centers on the southern border. the facility overwhelmed with unaccompanied migrant children, sleeping on floors. cecilia vega tonight with authorities on patrol finding children with phone numbers of family members here i
In court Tuesday, new details emerged about the mass shooting that has been delayed for several years as defense attorneys tried to make the case that the suspect is mentally incompetent to stand trial.
The man accused of killing 10 people at a Colorado supermarket in 2021 said during a mental health evaluation that he bought firearms to carry out a mass shooting and