the next time you put on your helmets, you will be playing your first game. [cheers] listen up, everybody. i picked up the jerseys. we've got some kit. yeah! right, lads, bring it in. one, two, three... railroaders! any news on the ground? no, i'm going to have to go into the council and suck up one last time. -look man, just cancel the game. -i can't. come on, dawg. we don't have a place to play, the team ain't ready and i'm telling you somebody is gonna get hurt, man. no, this game goes ahead. i need this game to go ahead. this is not about you anymore, man. this is about the team, what's best for the team. this was my idea, this is my team.

i stand to lose everything because of it and i mean everything. so i say we play sunday. oh, for god's sake. what now? this has got to stop. i'm not in the mood for this. you wanna fight? let's fight. come on, i'm [...] ready. i'm [...] ready. [indistinct chatter] i want to play. you want to play? yeah. sean! we need a new jersey. [hooting and hollering] alright, alright.

kym, what's all this? what's going on? i've had enough of your lies. what do you mean? this fell out of your jacket when i was putting it away. when were you going to tell me? unless we come up with the money by next monday then we would lose the house. is that still the situation? i'm not stupid, derek. i know where that money's gone. on that [...] football team. no, please, kym. we've got our first game next sunday, the gate receipts will pay off all our debts. it will all have been worth it. we're not lose the house. yeah? look at me, look at me. we're not gonna lose the house. just please don't leave me. oh, i wasn't leaving, that's full of your clothes. this house obviously means nothing to you. sort this mess out or i'm throwing you out.

i mean it, derek. [sad music] two hundred quid? you want me to loan you another two hundred quid? well you got some [...], i'll give you that. ain't he? got some [...] like? you are in big trouble, my lad. with me. you owe me... ooh, let's see... two hundred and fifty quid. look, i'll be able to give you some of it back on sunday out of the gate receipts. really? well how does this sound? we'll see you sunday to collect two hundred and fifty quid. and no, you can't have another two hundred you cheeky sod. i can't make sunday. it's my mother's birthday. your mothers birthday? do you know what, i can't run a business like this.

you're sacked. i'll bloody well go myself. sunday. two hundred and fifty quid or else. daisy! that's the situation, including this weeks wages i need one hundred and sixty quid or else they will kick us out of the house. why am i not surprised? answer me this. did you spend your money on the football team? i told you, i bloody well told you. alright look. i get the picture, i'm useless, pathetic, i've heard it all before. all i want to know is will you lend me one hundred and sixty quid? what? he'll only go and do it all again won't he? oh, forget it. i knew it was a waste of time coming here, don't know why i bothered. hey! that's right, it's all our fault, isn't it? there's always somebody else to blame but yourself. derek wait.

mum, thank you. i'll give it you back on monday after we have play the game, yeah? you just make sure you use it to pay off the arrears and don't tell your dad. [phone ringing] hello. yeah, speaking. mhm. oh, yeah. really? right, okay. yeah, that's amazing. thank you. half and hour? yeah, i can be there in half an hour.

yeah, yeah, yeah. thank you very much. alright, see you. yes! yes! what's up with you? we've got the cumberland sports ground to play our games at. oh, love, things are looking up for us. oh, did you call in sick for me? yes. great. i'll pay this in then. well it seems the plight of your team had quite an impact on a certain member of parliament. therefore after much deliberation, we, the council, have decided that the cumberland athletic track will be made available to you this sunday. of course there will be a nominal hire charge, but we have reduced the fee to one hundred and forty pounds.

a hundred and forty pounds? yes. yes, it would normally be two hundred pounds. oh, and we need that now so we can get everything moving. [...]. i'll just get you a receipt then. are you okay? there we are. no, no, sorry can't do it, can't do it. i need the money.

look can we please pay you out of the gate receipts? for admission into the game. our public liability insurance doesn't cover american football. we can't charge admission? no. we need to charge admission. you don't understand. well, i'm sorry. you can't. i'll give you seven days. seven days to pay after the game. that's the best i can do. thank you. [sad music]

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♪ [cheering]

why was no one taking money at the gate? don't worry, love, i'm sure it's all been taken care of. he's forgotten to organize, ain't he? wouldn't surprise me. you know what he's like. [indistinct chatter] [inaudible yelling] hey, hey, hey, calm down, calm down, calm down. listen up. hey, hey! listen up. i was just talking to the refs and we got major problems. oooh! come on, jenny, out. [heckling] alright, chill, chill, chill. everybody chill out. check it out. everybody must have a mouth piece. you will not be allowed to play unless you have one.

if you don't have one, raise your hand. you guys are going to have to share with each other man. hey, hey, hey! don't quit on me now. it's that or you don't play, what do you want to do? play. well then find some dog to share your mouth piece with. [indistinct chatter] hey danny, danny! [indistinct chatter] want to share with me like? [laughing] five, six, seven, eight... [cheerleaders chanting routine]

[applause] wait, you! derek, why is no one collecting money? sorry, love, i'll tell you later. james, i need to apologize.

you're a great coach and we couldn't have done it without you. no worries. it's been a blast, man. just hope nobody gets hurt. i still don't think these dudes are ready. you're probably right. come on, dog, we've got a game to play. alright, baby, it's game time, it's game time! railroaders on three. one, two, three. railroaders! [cheering]

[cheering] [cheering] [chanting] railroaders! -ready! -ready! [indistinct chatter] break! [whistle] down... set... hut! [upbeat music]

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we're getting murdered coach. hey, hey, hey. lift your heads up. you got nothing to be down about. alright? let's go back out there and have some fun. today is all about learning the game. come on, man. what happened to my crazed dawgs? [mediocre barking] alright, listen up. they're keying in on oaksey, alright? they are over pursuing. let's try the reverse we worked on. -the reverse? -the reverse. it's going to be wide open, nobody is over there. just tuck the ball away and you've got it. -alright? -okay. enthusiasm, guys, enthusiasm. come on, bring it in. bring it in, let's go. one, two, three. railroaders! [upbeat music] ♪

[loud thud] [cheering] [music] ♪ derek! [somber music] ♪

[sirens] come in, love. i'm just about finished. i'll be back in a minute with them tablets. sean's here. he wanted you to know that you lost 50-13. love, that's not important. look, kym, need to talk. i need to tell you something.

i know you don't think so, but i love you and i'm so sorry, but-- ah, there you go. these will ease the pain a bit. [laughs] oh dear, the sooner we get you get home the better. that's it. he's ready to go now. i really need to tell you... not now, love. there's something you need to see first. come on.

sean told me what an [...] you've been. funding the team, neglecting your family. that's not cool, man. not cool at all. so we took up a collection after the game. these dawgs really appreciate you putting everything

on the line for them. there's enough there to cover most of your debt and pay for the ground fees. don't do it again. you hear me? -wow! -i'll look after that. [laughing] wow! i don't know what to say. [laughs] well, i know we lost. and i've broke my bloody arm. but today has turned out pretty special for me. you guys are family and i thank you from the bottom of my heart. ahead of us is the first season of american football

on these shores. and i can't wait to step out there with you. but i need to spend some time with someone i've been neglecting far too long. hey, don't think you are off the hook that easily, simmons. we've got a lot to talk about. alright you crazy dawgs, bring it in. everybody, come on! railroaders on three. one, two, three... railroaders! [upbeat music] ♪

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good morning. i'm kendis sggibson. >> and i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. shock and grief this morning after a horrifying massacre at a church in texas. investigators are trying to figure out why an air force veteran opened fire. full coverage straight ahead. injuries to rand paul are worse than first thought. he was attacked by his next door neighbor. he is a fellow doctor in kentucky and charged with fourth degree assault. and anthony wiener reports to prison. he'll serve about two years in

massachusetts. the troubled former congressman caught sexting a 15-year-old girl. and police officers outside of los angeles are being hailed as heroes, this is why. they pulled a 66-year-old man from his burning car after he lost control. some of those officers suffered cuts and burns. those are our top stories on this monday, november 6. from abc news, this is "world news now." we begin this half hour with the overwhelming loss for the rural texas town of sutherland springs. 26 lives taken in an instant by a gunman who opened fire, not only inside but outside of a tiny church. >> the shooter was an air force veteran who received a bad conduct discharge. he took aim at families who had nowhere to run from the barrage of bullets. you see the reaction in that tiny town. among the dead, a pregnant mother of three and the pastor's teenage daughter.

more now from courtney fisher of our houston station. >> reporter: a vigil overnight for the victims. the tragedy unleashing a massive response from first responders and residents of this small town of about 650 people, about 35 miles southeast of san antonio. >> the second we knew what was going on, we just ran over there to help. as much as we could. >> reporter: families in tears, outside the first baptist church, wait being to heing to loved ones, praying for their safety. >> anybody in that church who died, we know they're in the presence of our lord jesus christ right now. >> reporter: devin kelley walked into the church firing his assault-type rifle, killing innocent church goers in the middle of sunday service. >> as he exited the church, a local resident grabbed his rifle

and engaged that suspect. >> reporter: he enlisted the help of another local man after kelley fled the scene in his car. >> he said we need to pursue him. i just shot up the church. >> reporter: he was found dead from a gunshot wound. >> at this point, we don't know if it was a self-inflicted gunshot wound or if he was shot by a local resident. >> reporter: president trump traveling in japan responds. among the victims. 14 year old annabelle pomeroy, her father, the church pastor was out of town in oklahoma at the time of the shooting. frank pomeroy says he wants the world to know his daughter was one very beautiful, special child. kendis, adrienne, back to you. >> our thanks to courtney fisher. and the gunman was court-martialed in 2012 for assaulting his wife and child. it's not clear how he passed a background check to purchase that rifle. >> that high-powered ar-15 style

gun. it fuels the call for tighter gun control. texas governor greg abbott called it pure evil. two years ago he tweeted, i'm embarrassed, texas number two in nation for new gun purchases. some are saying that if somebody had a weapon inside the church this possibly wouldn't have been as bad. they would have been able to stave off that suspect. lady gaga even tweeting, praying for the victims of the texas tragedy but praying for more gun control. >> what an interesting tweet, saying what's needed in the state are more guns. >> a lot of folks agree. president trump is monitoring the shooting from japan and has addressed it already several times today. but he did not blame america's gun laws for the tragedy.

karen travers joins us with muir. >> reporter: president trump had a very packed day here in tokyo. but before he got to his talks on trade and north korea he weighed in on the tragedy back home, the president trying to offer some comfort to those impacted by the texas church shooting. it was a very somber response from president trump, the second time in five weeks he's had to do this. here's what he had to say. >> this act of evil occurred as the victims and their families were in their place of sacred worship. we cannot put into words the pain and grief we all feel. >> reporter: and unlike his immediate reaction to the new york city terror attack last week, president trump did not talk about policy or politics, saying that this was a time where americans need to pull together and stand strong. but adrian and kendis, later at

a press conference, the president called the texas shooter a very deranged individual and said that right now it is too soon to talk about gun policies. kendis, adrienne? >> he was saying that it's something, this had more to do with mental health than it does to gun policies indeed. the president does have a very, very, very busy agenda. it's his last day in japan. but what is the focus on this stop of the trip? >> reporter: this was a trip where the two big issues were going to be trade and north korea, and kendis, we didn't hear some of that very agrifs rit rick from president trump on north skrae like we have in the past. no talk of rocket man or suicide missions. one big issue four the president today was these japanese families whose loved ones were abducted by north korea in the 1970s or '80s. the president requested to have a meeting with those families, and standing with them, he pledged to help prime minister abe to get them back. >> on a lighter note, the

president feeding fish, feeding fish in a koi pond, tell us what happened there. >> reporter: this was at a palace in tokyo, and prime minister abe and the president had a little box of fish food. and president trump is seen taking a couple spoonfuls, putting it in the pond below. they're standing on a balcony. i guess he got sick of doing it, he takes the entire box and dumps down into t fish. that's something we have done when we were kids. hopefully there were no fished harmed in this incident. >> it looks like, i don't now that he was frustrated. he saw abe kind of say, hey, listen, just dump it in there. >> but the one photo was just like completely -- >> we have meetings to have. >> dumping his fish. there have been so many memes, as a result, one showing a fake photo of the fish all dead. as a result. >> oh. >> not the case.

>> oh. >> but of course it was one of those things. are your let's hope that didn't happen. otherwise, sushi dinner for everybody. >> it was a moment. all right, karen, thank you. also happening today, former trump campaign maerng, paul manafort may regain some of his freedom. he is on home confinement on a $10 million bond in connection with the russia probe. prosutors appear willing to let him travel to ohio. a police officer is dead after a traffic stop went terribly wrong in rock fshford, illinois. he got into a fight with a man during the traffic stop. that somehow caused him to be entangled in the vehicle. cox fired his gun, but it's unclear if anyone was actually hit. a massive manhunt is under way for a murder suspect.

antoine adams squeezed through a window to get out of marshall county jail in mississippi. he's wanted for murder in mississippi but two killings in tennessee. authorities say he's already in his native memphis. he may be armed and is considered extremely dangerous. cleanup is under way in indiana and ohio after tornados hit about 20 miles apart. it left people hurt and lots of damage on the ground. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: severe storms ripping across the midwest. winds over 60 miles per hour, whipping rain horizontal through parts of indiana. this super cell growing over bloomington. >> think we have a developing wall cloud now. are your moments later. you could hear the hail beating down on this car. and in jay county. >> oh, debris, stop. >> reporter: a widening twister on the ground. >> call 911, david, keep driving. >> reporter: a wedge tornado,

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and we turn now to the jaw dropping disclosures from the former head of the dnc about how close hillary clinton came to not being the democratic ticket. >> donna brazile's new book and the timing of its release creating a firestorm of controversy. here's gloria rivera. >> reporter: the new stunning riverlations. the former hid of the dnc threatened to drop hillary clinton from the 2016 democratic ticket. she said hillary clinton's anemic campaign had taken on the odor of failure, causing her to consider putting joe biden at the top of the ticket. it culminated with this video of clinton fainting at a 911 memorial event. >> i was under tremendous pressure after secretary clinton fainted to have a quote-unquote plan b. >> reporter: again and again i thought about joe biden, she writes, then thinking about all the women behind hillary i could not make good on that threat to

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about these kinds of things? >> that's a great question. i think you begin by starting the conversation, period. by just opening it up. by not pretending it didn't exist. you can at least begin a dialog. we would begin in our own house, by asking what have you heard? what's going on, and what do you think? >> what do you think. >> because then you have a chance to intervene as a parent. we see highlighting of good. and that's what i would recommend for kids. even older teens who may become afraid. there's an enormous amount of heroic behavior, the first responders, the hospital staff. the bystanders who intervene to help out and to people donating blood. that heroic behavior highlights the good in people and changes the dialog a little bit from some of the atrocities that we're all too aware of. but you can talk to your kids, especially older kids about being vigilant, about watching

four thin for things that might not make sense, for behaviors that may seem out of the norm. this is happening globally now, and we do have to be aware of it. >> yeah, and more frequently, it seems. >> unfortunately. >> talk to your kids, focus on the positive. >> limit some media exposure. >> limit media exposure. >> it's not appropriate to watch the footage over and over. and that's true for adults as well. there's ao the same gunfire over and over. and that's potentially harmful. >> absolutely. some sound advice there from many parents in light of these incidents. and they are happening more and more often. so parents are increasingly on guard. >> it's important to let your children know that they have your love and support every single day. hug them close. cancer challenges us.

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this morning on "world news now," the horrific church massacre in texas. >> a gunman fires on a church during sunday morning services. one of the deadliest mass shootings in u.s. history. more than two dozen people killed. how was he weapon? and reaction from president trump overseas, calling the shooting rampage an act of evil. also break right now, a line of powerful storms sweeping across the midwest, bringing high winds, tornados and dangerous hail. we're talki we're tracking it all for you. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning everybody on a busy monday

mourning. t -- morning. >> at least 26 parishioners killed in cold blood. >> a man identified as a military veteran opens fire shortly after the start of sunday morning services. the tiny first baptist church located in rural sutherland springs. a town of less than 1,000 people, about 30 miles east of san antonio. >> as investigators search for answers, texas governor greg abbott joined residents for this, a vigil for the 26 killed. >> reporter: a shooting inside a baptist church. first responders descending on the scene. ambulances racing to the first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas. authorities say it started at about 11:20 when a gunman walked in during services.

a local resident grabbed his rifle and shot him. the suspect got away, but the good samaritan wasn't far behind. >> the shooter had taken off and fled in his vehicle. the other gentleman came and said we need to pursue him. i shot up the church. so that's what i did. >> reporter: the suspect dead, his vehicle found a county away from the church. outside the church, tears and prayers, as people gather, awaiting word on loved ones possibly inside. >> no. there's no words. there's just, this happens in new york, in big cities. no one's safe. >> reporter: word quickly spreading through the town of less than 1,000 people. a pastor from a neighboring church arriving to help. >> we all know, and we're all prepared right now that wire' going to hear names and we're going to know every one of them. >> reporter: texas rangers securing the scene, the fbi and atf investigating, 26 dead, including the pastor's 14 year

old daughter. greg abbott responding to the massacre. >> as governor, i ask for every mom and dad at home tonight, that you put your arm around your kid and give your kid a big hug and let them know how much you love them. >> we learned that people who were inside the church managed to escape during the shooting but we don't know how many. the youngest victim was 5 years old, the oldest, 72. people across this town and across the country asking why. >> and we are learning more about the shooter. 26-year-old who lived about 30 miles from the church in the san antonio suburb of new braunfels. >> court-martialed in 2012 for assaulting his child and wife and sentenced to a year of confinement before receiving a bad conduct discharge in 2014. >> he allegedly bought the

asought rifle last year. a source tells abc news he should not have passed a background check for the gun because of his criminal record. in the meantime, the president, as we mentioned, is in japan right now this morning where he addressed the shooting just moments ago. >> i also want to take a moment to continue sending our thoughts, prayers and deepest condolences to the victims of the horrific assault on a church, in a beautiful area, so sad. sutherland springs, texas. such a beautiful, wonderful area, with incredible people. who would ever think a thing like this could happen? in tragic times, americans always pull together. we are always strongest when we are unified. >> and the president echoing some of his earlier sentiments there, but also when answering a question, he said this isn't a gun situation. this is a mental health problem

at the highest level. of course the debate has already started about -- >> gun control. >> gun control in light of this incident. the president also called the killings unprovoked, and he said that he called for flags to be flown half-staff in honor of the victims. >> you are almost stunned, because we just had this experience here in new york with the truck terror attack. a much higher victim count in texas, but we'll have much more for you. in fact, more information will emerge about those victims over the coming hours and days, but first to be identified was the teen age daughter of the church's pastor. >> other victims included a 5-year-old boy and senior citizens. >> reporter: we are learning more about the people inside that small town texas church during the deadly shooting. the known victims ranging in ages from 5 to 72. that first-named victim, 14 year old annabelle pomeroy, the

pastor's daughter. thaying he wants the world to know his daughter was one very beautiful, special the pastor shown here in a youtube video from last week, wasn't in church. he was out of town in oklahoma at the time of the shooting, telling abc news, every one of our close friends is among the dead. you can see in these images from inside the church, this is a small church. two rows of pews, one aisle down the center. families in almost every seat. >> i mean, if it can happen here, guys, it can happen anywhere. >> reporter: at least 14 people are being treated at area hospitals, including a 5-year-old whose family tells us he is in surgery fighting for his life. many family members still waiting for any word from their loved ones who inside. hospitals are still triaging patients. we spoke with one hospital that had to move four people to a different hospital thatprovide .

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva there. let's get some insight into the investigation. stie steve gomez joins us on the phone. what do you make of the suspect's past. he was convicted of domestic violence in 2012 but was still able to buy a gun? >> caller: yes, that's very disturbing. that's the whole system for the background checks in order to purchase a weapon. you have to have that check done. and the assumption is that the information that should be in the system is there and would be flagged if there was a problem. in this case, he was convicted. he was serving time in the military, and he was sentenced to the brigg f for a year. that should have made it into the system when they did the check, he should have been flagged. that's a problem. >> hopefully things will change as a result of this case. authorities are not talking yet about a motive, but knowing all

that we do, he was dressed in tactical gear, heavily armed. it seemed as though he was ready for a gunfight. what does that say to you? >> caller: this guy was ready for war. this was preplanned. so between the tactical gear, the protective vest, which is a big dia big deal. and when you think about the, apparently, there were a number of weapons, other firearms in his vehicle. so there's the potential that he was going to continue shooting at the church and the nearby area, but it's also possible that he was going to go to another location or two and commit another attack. so this could have been, it's a horrendous mass killing, not only at the church but in other places and fortunately, that u that local resident there was able to take him on and put him down so to speak. >> yeah, we're going to be talking more about the good samaritans who chased after the guy a little later on in the show. >> yeah, and probably stopped

something worse from happening. so we have three of the four deadliest shootings in the u.s. history have happened in the past year and a half. i guess it's level ever frustrati -- of frustration for many in law enforcement, but you say what? >> caller: in law enforcement, we all say law enforcement can't do it alone. and there are only so many law enforcement office oers on the street at any one time. that's why you hear that see something say something. that's why they recognize that these mental health issues, they exist almost every day, but the public has to recognize that as well. and they have to start looking at situations that they encounter with, you know, kind of in their mind thinking, okay, this, this, you know, this guy's posting, you know, a picture of himself were an ar-15. it doesn't say anything more, but maybe that indicates that

this person is thinking about going out and shooting somebody. maybe i need to say something to somebody. they have to recognize that the little red flags, when you put a few of them together could mean that somebody's going to go out and kill a bunch of people. >> social media would have been really helpful in this case. just keeping your eyes peeled. >> there are already some in law enforcement saying now is the time. including some in texas, saying now is the time to talk about gun violence. we'll have more from texas ahead. we'll hear from the man, as you mentioned, who chased the suspect from the scene. also breaking right now, powerful storms are tearing across the midwest, threatening 25 million people as we follow weather stories today. a storm near portland, indiana. homes destroyed. the same system has forced schools to be closed in salina, ohio. at least eight people hurt after a power pole collapsed after a

reported tornado there. the storms are giving way to a cold front in chicago. temperatures dropping into the 40s. coming up, the heroic actions in the seconds following that church massacre. what we are hearing this morning from one of the men who chased down the man suspected of the deadly rampage inside the church. but first, police officers from southern california being hailed heroes. look at this dash cam video. what they did in the moments after this fiery crash that saved a man's life. you're watching "world news now." ♪ if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer

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we're tracking the latest developments in the texas shooting. the shooter who killed at least it 26 people at a small texas church was an air force veteran with a history of violence. he received a bad conduct discharge after he was court-martialed for assaulting his wife and child. the motive behind the massacre remains unclear this morning. 20 others were injured when the gunman walked into sunday service in sutherland springs firing a military-style assault rifle. it turns out that the injuries to kentucky senator rand paul are much wours than

initially told. >> he suffered five rib fractures, bruises to his lungs after he was attacked at his home by his next door neighbor. he's said to be in considerable pain, has difficulty getting around and it's unclear when he will be able to get back to work. he was tackled from behind by 59-year-old rene boucher, an anesthesiologyist. turning to the russia probe. robb robert mueller is applying pressure to michael flynn. flynn and his son could be charged at any time. meantime, former trump campaign chairman, paul manafort facing money laundering charges and rick gates, another adviser are expected in court for conditions for their release. overseas, a real life "game of thrones" carried out in saudi

arabia. dozens arrested, including members of the ruling royal family in a so-called corruption crackdown, but it simply may be a move to consolidate power. dozens of the most powerful princes, including one called the "arab warren buffett." former new york congressman anthony wiener heads to prison today, sentenced to two years for sexting a 15-year-old girl. it's not clear if wiener will be getting treatment. police officers outside of los angeles are bng praised for heroici efforts for pullinga man out of a burning car. >> the crash in bo

barea. look at that car all aflame. >> officers quickly pulled the man to safety while firefighters scrambled to dowse the flames. >> i'm wondering what everybody was doing standg around the car. obviously it was intense.m thin! and thene get thereno judt thin what are you doing? we're heading back t our top story of the day. >> one of the good samaritans who went after the gunmanhares details of and with the brillant results from a bosch dishwasher, your dishes emerge so clean and dry, you'll need a new use for your kitchen towel. finish jet-dry and bosch. for cleaner, drier dishes. that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! why take 4-hour cough medicine?

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him down? i saw the shooter coming from the cars, actually, right outside the church that were parked. his vehicle was parked, door open, engine running, and him and the neighbor across the street were both coming out about the same time, exchanging fire. i saw the gunfire. and from there, the shooter got in his truck. the gentleman in, with the rifle came to my truck as the shooter took off, and he briefly, he briefed me quickly on what had just happened and said that we had to get him. and so that's what i did. we just take pursuit. i was on the phone with dispatch the entire time. i gave them direction, the direction we were going. what road andthing. and you know, the vehicle was in sight. and i was picking up, getting closer and closer. he hit the ditch. the gentleman that was with me got out. rested his rifle on my hood and kept it aimed at him, telling him to get out, get out.

there was no movement. there was none of that. once the police showed up, think mov they moved me and the gentleman back and everybody showed up and they took action. while the other gentleman had his rifle on him, i was stopping traffic ahead, in case there was crossfire no one would get hurt. my adrenaline is still coming down. it was a pretty hot pursuit, i ha have, i have fast. i just pulled up to an intersection and saw gunfire. i didn't have time to hear anything. it was more see and do. it was a horrible tragedy, but i hope the families affected can sleep a little better at night knowing that he was taken care of. >> just amazing that he was so thoughtful in all of this. him and the other man who just out of their action, out of their good deed. we do not know the cause of death for the gunman.

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this morning on "world news now," new details emerging after the church massacre in texas. at least 26 parishioners gunned down and nearly two dozen injured. in the mass shooting in state history. this morning, the heroes who chased down the gunman. plus the investigation into the gunman, an air force veteran with a cri new as able to buy a powerful firearm. we have team coverage ahead. and new this half hour, the growing firestorm of sexual assault allegations. >> as more men and women come out of the shadows, there is more criticism for victim blaming as the national conversation moves forward. andon't ll him did sean combs has a new name, and it's the only one he says he will now answer to.

what is that name? we'll tell you on this monday, november 6th. from abc new thi "world news now." good monday morning. we're going to start this morning with yet again another mass shooting, the second mass shooting in just over a month. this time the gunman preying on a tiny church in south texas. >> the 26-year-old shooter and air force veteran killed at least26 people and wounded at least 20 others at the first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas. president trump is monitoring the situation from japan, saying americans will pull together and stand strong through the tears and sadness. >> the president has ordered flags to fly at half-staff in honor of the victims. and the neighbors credited with ending the carnage by confronting the gunman and giving chase. >> reporter: sutherland springs, texas, a tow overnight, members of this close-knit town come together tm

who were killed at church. helicopters airlifted wounded and federal officers swarmed the rural town after a gunman dressed in black tactical gear and armed with an assault rifle opened fire during the 11:00 a.m. service. an estimated half the people in the church were either killed or injured. the church's layout is said to have made escape difficult. leaders reacting overnight, president trump in japan moments ago. >> our hearts are broken. >> reporter: stories of heroism, including a man who says he saw the shooter exchanging gunfire with a man outside the church and took action. >> i sawhe gunfire. and from there, the shooter got in his truck. the gentleman with the rifle came to my truck as the shooter took off and he briefly, he briefed me quickly on what had just happened and said that we had to get him. and so that's what i did. >> reporter: they chased him

down the rural roads, speeds hitting 95 miles per hour. then the shooter's truck ran off the road. he was dead inside of a gunshot wound. >> at this point we don't know if it was se gunshot wound or from a local >> reporter: victims of this tragm 5 to 72. among those killed, we're told, the head of the nursery school and the youth group leader and 14 year old annabelle pomeroy, her father, the church pastor, was visiting oklahoma at the time of the shooting, telling the world his daughter was one very beautiful, special child. >> it's such a sad story to think the pastor was not in town when t his daughter. >> just imagine that drive back from oklahoma for that couple. horrible situation there. >> now the military has a bad conduct discharge >> after he was court-martialed for assaulting his wife and child and sentenced to

confinement for 12 months. it's not clear howe passed a purchased the murder weapon last year. pierre thomas with more. >> reporter: sources identify the suspect as devin kelley, of new braunfels, texas, located outside of san antonio. also seen, a photograph of an assault-style rifle. >> it's highly likely of the c community. the ng, he probably knew every one of them. >> reporter: the scores of victims had little chance to survive. you can see how small the church is from this image taken a couple weeks ago, with virtually no room to move and hide, they would have been easy targets, likely shot at close range. abc news, pierre thomas, washington. >> neighbors say the shooter lived in a barn apartment with his wife and 2-year-old son. son his -- on his parents' property. >> they were stunned. one describes the shooter as a normal, regular guy with exception of the late-night

gunfire coming from his home. >> the only thing unusual from them about them across the street is we hear a lot of gunfire. a lot of times at night. we're out in the country, it's fine to shoot your guns, but not at 9:00, 10:00 at night. that's the only thing abnormal i can say about them that i've noticed. >> that neighbor says he would sit for the shooter and his family because they traveled regularly, leaving for four to five months at a time. >> the first baptist church in sutherland springs often put their services on youtube. we have the service from a week ago when the pastor encouraged his parishioners to lean on the lord even when circumstances don't make sense. >> it's a small church, but clearly tech savvy, you might say. let's bring in steve gomez and see if there might have been cameras rolling, recording the shooting just like that. how significant could that be during the investigation? >> caller: could be very significant. they can tell us if the suspect,

when he came in and started shooting, did he have a primary target? was he focussed on one person to start and then shooting everybody else? it could also indicate, just based on his movement and the way he was, you know, kind of going in there if he'd done reconnaissance of the church there. because that's a possibility. the fact is we were hearing that the church was set up to where it would be very difficult for, you know, the church goers to try to escape. so maybe he took the right position to ensure that he was going to be able to kill as many people as possible and they wouldn't be able to leave the church. >> most churches are not set up to have any clear way of escape when you have pews involved. it's one room. talk about the shooter serving time for domestic violence. shouldn't that have prevented him from being able to get access to these kinds of weapons? >> caller: absolutely. that is probably going to be a, just one of the biggest travesties of all, this whole

situation. if that is determined to have w. if he was convicted, then the system is supposed to ensure that that goes into a data system, the ncic. that is checked when they do a background check for a gun purchases. and then a red flag pops up. if it wasn't entered, you know, we're going to have to try to figure out why it wasn't. but the typical response from my experience is that it's the bureaucracy. the bureaucracy is so large within the u.sgovernment and al the cracks.t in a situation lik you can't have that. because then what do you have? you have somebody buying a gun and they go out and kill somebody. >> and the system may have failed these people several times. the local sheriff says they found several firearms in his vehicle there. take us through the investigation over the next couple days. what's the focus of the fbi and atf at this point? >> caller: they're going to be focussing on a lot of things.

the suspect's dead, but of course they're going to be very concerned if the suspect had received help from anybody in committing this attack. now first of all, they're going to want to figure out who purchased all those weapons, the one that he had, the ar-15 and also the ones that were inside the vehicle. now the fact that he had been convicted, he may have known that he would, or he should have had his name in the database that would have been red flagged. so there's always the potential that he had somebody else purchase some of the firearms. and those people could potentially be looked at as a straw purchaser. that could be part of the investigation. they're also going to be looking at a lot of his online activity. he appears to have had a social media presence and was probably on the internet. so they'll be looking for all the research that he did on the internet, and particularly, if he was researching other locations, where he might have gone from the church and over to another location to commit another attack. so those are going to be some of

the essential items, you know, on the list for the inveig forward. >> and no doubt his wife will be interviewed as well. >> oh, yes, all of his family. >> if she had any idea this was going to happen. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it, steve, thank you. at least one lawmaker is not hiding his anger over congress's handling of guns in america. connecticut senator chris murphy posted this tweet, the democrat asking if his colleagues will be able to sleep when the price of gun lobby good will is a blood-soak the church. former president obama used twitter to say we'll grieve with the families. he also says he is praying, for quote, the wisdom to ask what concrete steps we can at thtake reduce the violence. >> similar sentiments from

gabriele giffords. the san antonio area is just miles from where all this took place. the spurs honored the victims with a moment of silence before the game. and after the game, the spurs' head coach said it wasn't rightf the tragedy. >> the spurs and the nba also expressingondolences on . when president trump spoke from japan, he said it was a beautiful, beautiful area, i he wasn't just saying that to be nice. this is gorgeous, gorgeous territory. it's a place to be with your family to see the beautiful flowers, the land scape and for this to happen, it's devastating. >> it could happen stay in where. including new details about rand paul, the injuries he suffered during an attack at his own house are much worse than we first thought. >> plus severe storms that moved through grand spawning two reported tornados. we're getting our first look at this extensive damage, next, you're watching "world news now."

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were in the town of salina, including six people inside a restaurant. the town's schools are closed because of the damage. the same system destroyed a number of homes about 20 miles west in indiana. >> and there's a strong front coming in. temperatures drop in the 40s in chicago. meantime, it will be in the 70s in washington, d.c. we're learning details about an attack on rand paul by his neighbor. he suffered five broken ribs after he was tackled from behind and slammed to the ground. 59-year-old rene boucher, a doctor. charged with fourth degree assault. it's unclear when the senator will return to work in the senate. the senator tweeted that he and his wife are thankful for the overwhelming support they've gotten. in a major leak, we are learning how the world's wealthiest are hiding their

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what an idiot that harvey weinstein is. he could have gotten away with all of it if only he'd elected himself president. body wash. i have a proposition for you. >> so that's alec baldwin as the president on snl over the weekend. and that joke wasn't the only thing he said about sexual assault that's earning baldwin some jeers. >> harvey weinstein facing new allegations as well as kevin spacey. abc's marci gonzalez has details. >> reporter: kevin spacey facing a new accusation of sexual misconduct. and this time it involves the son of another big star. richard dreyfus's son, harry dreyfus telling buzz feed spacey groped him in 2008 when he was 18. spacey's representative telling buzzfeed, mr. spacey absolutely denies the allegation. actress julianna margulies says weinstein tried to sexually

molest her in 1996. they're working on potential rape charges against weinstein. >> we have an actual case here. >> reporter: weinstein has denied all allegation of non-consensual sex. and now alec baldwin facing criticism for comments he made to pbs about payoffs weinstein allegedly sexually abused. >> women take money and are silenced by that money because it setback the cause of change. a that's an issue, i think. >> reporter: baldwin saying it was never his intention to blame the victim. and this issue still spreading well beyond hollywood. the governor of kentucky asking anyone who settled a sexual claim to resign. later, their speaker of the house stepped down. marcy o gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. and congratulations for actor patton oswald. you may know him from king of queens. over the weekend he and his fiance meredith made it official.

>> it took place at jim henson's studio. with oswald's 89 -- 9-year-old daughter posing as flower girl. his previous wife michelle died unexpectedly in her sleep last year. and martha clinton from the "goonies" introduced them. to congrats. >> definite congrats to all. tom hanks was taking questions at a book festival in austin until he said he was tired of taking questions and wanted to ask one. >> hanks pulled out a piece of paper and asked on behalf of ryan if nikki would marry him. the two went up on stage your ryan pulled out the ring with tom hanks standing by. >> oh, my gosh, that's amazing. >> that's one way to do to. gentlemen, step up your game. okay, sean p. diddy combs has a new name.

and before we let him tell you what it is, the man originally named as puff daddy has described why he decided once again to change his name. >> i'm just not who i am before. i'm something different. so my new name is love. aka brother love. i will not be answering to puff daddy, diddy or any of my other monikers. >> mentioning that he's had several monikers from that undisclosed seaside location. it's all about love. >> and brother love says he will not answer to any of his previous names or previous monikers. puffy, sean, and swag. >> what is it? what is it, i just am not who i am or i was not who i used to be. >> maybe he's been hanging around tyrese too long. they both need to stay off the

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and we begin another week with another tragedy. 26 people senselessly shot and killed at a small-town church in the heart of texas. >> investigators are now hard at work piecing together the stories of how those brave worshippers faced pure evil. >> went to the window to look. and i see an armed man dressed in riot gear i guess you call it or s.w.a.t. gear, and he was fully armored, and he was just

shooting the church up from the outside. he was going from the base of the church around the side, and he kept unloading clip after clip. >> i heard some shots being fired and i look up, and i see this guy, and he's shooting as he's walking toward the church. i saw him shootid he kept going, kept going, kept going. >> we were in the middle of our church service down the road when we got phone calls from friends about this, and they said there was an active shooter at first baptist church. we had first responders in our church who immediately left. >> i look around and there's casings everywhere, and when i they were, they were not moving. >> i grabbed my son. i grabbed my wife. and we barricaded ourselves into the bathroom. and i heard two shots that were, didn't sound like from him. peeked out the window, and i saw that our, a very good family friend of ours had, he was up there with his ar-15. and he had shot the guy, but the

guy had gotten in his vehicle and sped off. >> i pulled up to the intersection where the shooting happened, and i saw two men exchanging gunfire. the other being a citizen of the community. the shooter of the church had taken off, fled in his vehicle. and the other gentleman came and he said we needed to pursue him, that he just shot up the church. and we were doing about 95 down 539 going around traffic and everything. eventually, he came to kind of a slow down. and after that we got within just a few feet of him and he got off the road. >> i'm right here with him, thinking, okay, he's just a man pulled over on the side of the road, and little did i know that he had just, a mass murder, full of innocent people. >> other gentleman jumped out and had his rifle drawed on him and he didn't move after that. >> imagine a small church. about 100 people attending sunday services. most of them losing multiple family members, grandchildren.

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making news in america this morning, breaking new details in the texas church shooting. one of the deadliest in modern u.s. history, the victims as young as 5 years old. >> you can't explain it. your mind doesn't want to grasp it, you know, the shock of it. >> the shooter's criminal history come nothing focus raising questions about how he could buy a gun. >> overnight the bystander who hunted down the suspected shooter speaks out. >> said that we had to get him and so that's what i did. >> what happened on that country road where the suspect was found dead? >> plus, president trump's message overnight to the victims and what he blames for the massacre. also this morning, a u.s. senator attacked in his own yard. rand paul's injuries now more serious than first reported.

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