the friends of the victim are gathered outside a safe way in diamond heights which is part of his route. first we want to begin our team coverage with abc news reporter vick lee with what the police know. vic? reporter: we re here at the scene of the shooting at 17th. the shooter, u.p.s. driver jimmy lam went with co-workers to a morning meeting. san francisco police responded to 911 dispatch calls at 8:55 this morning, people were shot at the building at 17th and an bruno. the gunman parked his vehicle at the parking lot to the building. he went on a shooting spree, behind him a trail of victims. as you guys have probably seen from the aerial footage, there were a couple outside, and some were inside. reporter: people fanned out and were looking for him as they evacuated workers. the police located the suspect who was still armed with an assault pistol. the suspect put the gun to his head and shot the weapon. reporter: but not before he shot five victims. two
showing up for work and the horrifying scene in london. the high-rise up in flames. the death toll rising tonight. announcer: this is a special edition of world news tonight with david muir. reporting tonight from washington. good evening on this wednesday night. we re back at the capitol in washington tonight because of that awful scene that played out this morning. as lawmakers were practicing for an annual tradition, the congressional baseball game when a gunman opened fire. it was not long before the gunman allegedly asked, are they democrats or republicans? he was told they re republicans. five people were hit. including congressman steve scalise, part of the house leadership. tonight he s in critical condition. authorities now say james hodgkinson was the attacker, the husband and building inspector from illinois. tonight, he s now dead. and we begin here with abc s david kerley at the scene not far from here, in alexandria, virginia. reporter: batting practic
The Undergraduate Student Congress elected new officers, appointed Superior Court justices, presented the Rod Jahromi Award and created a pilot program for registered student organizations at its Tuesday evening meeting.
The Undergraduate Student Congress elected new officers, appointed Superior Court justices, presented the Rod Jahromi Award and created a pilot program for registered student organizations at its Tuesday evening meeting.
The Undergraduate Student Congress voted at its Tuesday meeting to appoint its new congressional administration chair and parliamentarian, and to appoint four department directors to the Glasscock-Mortazavi executive cabinet.