all of our thoughts go out to the people of auburn and lewiston. we are one community, separated by a river. we have an issue shelter in place order. we have canceled school tomorrow, and we are actively pursuing the investigation to find out how to apprehend the suspect. our thoughts and prayers, first and foremost, go off to the victims. this was, as he set, 35,000 people in lewiston, about 25,000 people an auburn. plenty to people is a lot. we know these victims, and it's a sad day, not just for auburn and lewistown, it's a sad day for the country. >> indeed, and we know that president biden has been briefed on the situation. if you could, could you share any details that you may have about the locations where the shooter was active and or the folks that were targeted in this mass casualty event? >> right now, we have three locations that were targeted. center, a lounge bar, if he would, pool hall, one that i have frequented in the pass, and a bowling alley. we have three locations, motive is unclear, targets, random, very random. there is no rh

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at that point of reference now is auburn.commissionerfor public have a mike sauschuck, the commissioner for public safety, is that that white vehicle in that image circulated has been pinpointed to the community of lisbon. i had a cursory glance at the map in terms of telling you where that is. that is around a m minute drive from the initial location of lewiston, a m minute drive, a small town of around 9000 people and that is where that vehicle was last seen in connection too, as you say, that person of interest not being referred to as a suspect at this point by mike sauschuck. but some of the other details he simply couldn't give at this stage and at the end of that press conference referring people in a fairly rudimentary fashion to the flyer that people were then going to be giving out with regards to robert card, the llo—year—old who police are looking to speak to at the moment. not calling him a suspect but at the same time people being told if you do see this individual he is believed to be armed and dangerous, and d

our local affiliate is speaking to the mayor of auburn right now. let's listen in. >> -- go home and hold their families and go to sleep, and wake up and -- >> -- >> what we did is, we took the witnesses of the two locations. we actually brought them to the holding areas to interview them, clear them, and then we wanted to look, bring them all over here, so we could have what we call a reunification process with their loved ones. just a proper way to do it. we want to make sure that the evidence could be gathered in a proper protocol could be gathered. >>reporter: could you talk to us about -- the three ages of the witnesses -- we >> all ages. it was all ages. there was -- i just talked to some teenagers. and it was all ages. >>reporter: what can you say about the law enforcement officers working this very serious serious situation? it's unbelievable. we have our tire force out here for auburn, plus lewiston, counties, state. that's one thing about maine. we if you are not from maine, you want to understand. but -- i've got pulling volunteer rescue

i hope so. >> that was auburn mayor jason levack.s now, nbc news correspondent tom windsor, who covers crime, among other things, for the nbc news investigative unit. tom, local officials are not sharing very much. what are you hearing from your sources? >> well, a number sightings at this hour, and that first and foremost is that this man hunt is still very much underway, jonathan. so at this point, there has been no arrest. they've a person of interest, we've identified and spoken, about robert card, he's the in vitro with the picture we see on screen, as well as this picture that was released by a sheriff's department showing him in the act of shooting. who is born april 4th, 1983, from bowdoin maine. he has a social media presence, which based on our initial look at it, doesn't show anything that may proclaim to demonstrate why he would commit this, or allegedly committed this act tonight. as far as background, he does have a -- history of mental illness. he is a trained firearms instructor. he is someone who spent some time, bel

the mayor of auburn spoke to laura coates overnight about what he was seeing there.ten. >> you can give me a sense of the ages of the people present at that bowling alley? >> anywhere from probably 12 to 90. and everywhere in between. >> back with us, andy mccabe and also charles ramsey. andy, we actually know quite a bit wabout this this person of interest. we know he is a certified arms instructor, a member of the army reserves. and we also know that he was committed for about two weeks at a mental health facility just about a year ago. with all that information, how does that guide this hunt for him? >> well, i think that all those facts, poppy, put together these are things directing the search and we also those conducting the search, law enforcement and agents on the ground, they are thinking about each one of these factors as they are out there looking for this person. you know, knowing that he has recently gone through -- i say presley. sounds like it was probably in the last few months or sometime this summer that he spent time in a facility. but recently gon

lewiston and auburn, and you heard the auburn mayor there, and the towns side by side, and lisbon where they are currently looking for the shooter right next door, and portland, maine, that is 30 minutes away, and we are not very big. we all know each other, and particularly knowing that this is teen night at the bowling alley, and people are just on pins and needles wondering who is injure and who is no longer alive and also if the shooter is still on the loose what else do we have to worry about. >> and that is the big question, and people are terrified, and people are asked to stay in their homes and police are saying if you hear anything strange or see anything strange, call, businesses shutting down, and schools closed today, and what is the message to all of the communities right now? >> well, we have wonderful law enforcement, and wed have reinforcements from the fbi, the justice department and from other states and from all around our state who are here to help with the manhunt and help with security, and so, absolutely stay home, stay locked up. if you hear anything, we don't k

. >> joining me now, the mayor of auburn, maine, jason levesque. remember, auburn middle school is the location of the reunification center identified by that commissioner of public safety at that press conference just a little while ago. mayor, thank you for joining us tonight. this is an unbelievable tragedy that is unfolding. what can't you tell us about that reunification center, tonight? what are you hearing from members of your community? >> well, thank you for this well wishes and having me on. we are hearing a lot obviously, it is a very trying, emotional time for all of us. people have known for years, coming in, but thankfully this is a reunification, so a lot of pauses, a lot of happiness coming out of this for what it is worth. so, there are a lot of horror stories, but more telling is what you don't hear, and that is the silence coming from people that were there witnessing everything. >> the idea of there being some joy in the reunification that you have, of course, the bitter sweetness of those waiting to hear about what happened to

we know auburn and lewiston are sort of twin cities. when we look at how unusual this sort of violence is for you and your state and your community, just 29 homicides in maine last year, and then in one night, lewiston just saw at least 18 gun-related deaths. how are you trying to just make sense of this? >> i don't think i can make sense of this. i don't think anyone can make sense of this. this is a senseless act. what we can do is focus on mourning our loved ones we lost from our community. we focus on our families and helping ease their suffering and their pain and become stronger as a community to this and honor their memories that way. and then so you can't make sense of this. >> how would you describe what your community is going through right now? >> it is hard. it is hard really to say obviously because everybody is sheltering in place. communication is sporadic and disjointed. i have reached a lot of folks reached out to me and talked to a lot of people in the last 18 hours or so, 12 plus hours. it is shock. this is probably n

and in the last hour we heard from the mayor of auburn, maine, that is a neighboring community to lewiston, where a reunification center has been setup. here's some of what he told reporters. >> it's unbelievable. we have our entire force-out here right now plus lewiston county state, everybody's here. it's one thing about maine. if you're not from maine, you won't understand it. but when someone's in need, everybody comes. and everybody's come to this. i've got volunteer and rescue in the back in case people need it. this is an all hands on deck situation. you can train for this but you can never be completely prepared. i've been talking to a lot of officers tonight, and we all should be proud of them. text messages out from folks, and everybody knows about this, and it obviously made national news. at this point we're going to really focus inside our community, we're going to heal our community. we're going to persevere and get

auburn mayor. >> it's unbelievable. we have our force out here plus lewiston county state one thing about maine if you're not from maine when someone is need everybody comes. i've been talking to a lot of our officers that we all should be proud of them. >> that support is beyond maine. >> yes, i've gotten phone calls from around the country tech messages from folks and everybody knows about this on national news but we are going to focus inside our community. we are going to heal our community. we are going to persevere. we are going to get through this. it's no time not to so it will take a while. something like this doesn't just get solved overnight but we have a strong community. we have overcome a lot. >> it's really relief. >> if you think about it, this is a happier place and the entire area. this is a reunification where witnesses that saw traumatic events come together with family and loved ones so it is happy but on the flip side you're seeing the turmoil and the trauma that they're going through especially th

mayor of auburn saying this tragedy will affect everyone in the community. we know there will be a press conference, at least one is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. we hope to get an update on a number of things including the number of dead and the number of wounded. and any updates on where authorities think that this man may be. as you mentioned, robert card, 40 years old, he is a member of the u.s. army reserves and certified firearms instructor. you can see him there. he clearly has a long gun, ar-15 style rifle and was able to do quite a bit of damage at those two locations. we also know from witnesses that we're talking about victims of all ages. the mayor of auburn talking about the folks at the bowling alley, that was the location of the first shooting. we saw many people running from that location. and the mayor has said that there were children there. so he said the age ranges from 12 to 90 years old. and so still much to be discovered. we hope to learn more in about 5 1/2 hours at this press conference from police. we know that the atf and fbi are helpin

people in lewiston and auburn were ordered to shelter in place.n lisbon was told to do the same when a vehicle was found. now stephanie. >> the latest press conference they just mentioned expansion of the shelter in place as the manhunt continues to spread to neighboring cities. they've set up a reunification center for families not able to locate their loved ones. victims are filling up hospitals and there are multiple scenes in lewiston maine. >> they won't tell fuss he's alive, in critical condition, anything. >> reporter: her ex-husband and son were playing pool at the bar. another scene is the center. robert card is the person of interest at the center of a manhunt. investigators released these votes of a man pointing a gun entering a scene. >> they should not approach card in any way. >> reporter: 30,000 are sheltering in place, and also in auburn, where there's a relocation center and in lisbon where they've located a vehicle of interest. >> county, state, everybody is here. if you're not from maine, you won't understand it, but someone in

in ne.n.r nearby auburn, a comm center has been set up for information. auburn mayor speaking there about what he saw, the shock and the fear. >> at this point, this is a significant amount of shock going on with people that were actually witnesses. when i was bringing people in looking for their loved ones, there is fear and panic, worry, understandable. >> we are waiting for that 10:30 press conference, hope that will shed light on how the search is going and narrow in on areas they are looking at. people are staying -- this is middle of the night, perhaps that shelter in place could remain for a bit of time to come, we'll see if that gets lifted in the daylight hours. back to you. >> carley: live in lewiston, maine, the site of the shooting. bring in jonathan gilliam. the "person of interest," robert card, trained firearm instructor believed to be in the army reserve stationed out of maine, reported hearing voices and threatened to shoot up the military base. he was committed to a facility this past summer. he is considered armed and dangerous right no

auburn are home to reunification centers for those who are witness to the shootings. the manhunt continues. the mayor of auburn, maine, jason levesque. the town separated from lewiston by a river. our hearts go out to your community. what information have you been given by law enforcement given the lockdowns and the search that's underway? >> information is kind of fluid. it's a fluid situation, if you would. right now there is nothing new to report. we will be having a press conference with the city of lewiston in a few hours, hopefully, more information will be released to the public at that point, right now i encourage everyone, shelter in place. schools are closed. businesses are closed. stay home with your loved ones and pray for the victims of last night's terrible tragedy. >> of course we certainly are, mayor. you are a five-generation residents of auburn and your town is a place where a lot of people are hoping in these reauto unification centers they will be reunited with their loved ones. you said last night, the silence there was really telling. can you exp

in the neighboring community of auburn at 38 falcon drive. that is the auburn middle school. when i say reunification center or location, what that means is if someone has a question or concern and cannot find a loved one or they believe a friend or family member may be involved in what occurred tonight in lewiston that they can respond to that location. we will have some of our behavioral health counselors on site. we will also be providing information as it becomes available to us. as you can imagine and as you know, there are multiple scenes in the city to include multiple hospitals, multiple follow-ups and a lot of witnesses we are speaking with and a lot of leads. the general public has been very cooperative and very forthcoming with information. i would expectedly have additional information we would be happy to come back and share it with you. i know that from the city of lewiston's standpoint we will close city hall after this briefing and move everybody out. we appreciate your partnership and patience. i would offer to take questions just so you know that i probably

. >> 3 comunidades de maine, lewiston, lisbon y auburn parecen ciudad de fantasmas. residentes en cerrados en sus casas bajo llave. de esta forma, no solo se mantienen seguros, sino que permiten que las autoridades sigan buscando a este hombre a quien consideran armado y peligroso. armado con un rifle de asalto, presuntamente una r 15. así fue como irrumpió robert chard, de 40 años, en 2 negocios de lewiston, maine. los disparos sonaron en un restaurant y en un centro de boliche ubicado a casi 4 millas de distancia. este hombre apenas logró escapar del tiroteo en bull en el norte. >> i just came out pop. s not. >> i just put it down. in the other things are in kind of machines for good scatter. hasta el momento, ambos tiroteos han cobrado la vida de 18 personas y los heridos se cuentan por decenas. >> los hospitales cercanos fueron inundados 2 por personas buscando a sus seres queridos. la desesperación fue tal que tuvieron que controlar el ingreso del público a las salas de emergencia. >> is where they were playing and nobody with us anything to see him. see life is

there is a river separating lewiston from the next city of auburn, but nevertheless the mayor in thatpictures of our white vehicle they also believed to be of note, in connection with the suspect and we see more information about one individual, 40—year—old by the name of robert card, who authorities have said they believed to be armed and dangerous, and for people not to approach that individual should they encounter him, but of course to call 911 with all relevant information, because as you say this continues to be an active and fluid situation, and in that we also know that public schools in lewiston will be closed tomorrow according to the district superintendent mr bates college as well, liberal arts college in lewiston, also in lockdown, no reports of gunshots on the campus but nevertheless all precautions being taken in light of this evolving situation. we being taken in light of this evolving situation.- being taken in light of this evolving situation. we are also heafina evolving situation. we are also hearing from — evolving situation. we are also hearing from our— evolving

the state police are calling on people to shelter in place both in lewiston and the nearby town of auburn. a town of about two miles away. there's lot on more information we need to gather on this unfolding situation. what we do know, though, authorities in maine are investigating at least two, possibly three different locations for a shooting event and they're looking for this man holding a long gun, a powerful weapon, multiple people down, we don't know an exact number. we do know that gun violence is a common problem in america, this is if this pans out into multiple people being injured at least the third mass shooting happening in america this month. >> athena, obviously, this is breaking, i know you're listening to the police scanner, you're speaking to authorities trying to learn more about this, what do we know so far about the multiple locations here, that seems to be a key part of this. >> it's unclear, they're putting out a picture of just one person, we don't know if there's only one shooter, certainly they have a picture of a shooter, the first two locations that were reporte

there is a reunification center at auburn middle school.a lot of families just patiently waiting there with their fingers crossed to get the status of their loved ones. >> and emma, in that soundbite that we played from julie, she talked about cmmr-d, that is the central maine medical center and that is the place that is received the bulk of those that have been injured. is that the hospital that you mentioned driving past on your way into lewiston? and if that is, what was the scene like as you are passing that hospital? >> so that hospital, the central maine medical center, is about 0.5 mile up the road to my left. and the scene was, it honestly wasn't that chaotic and the time that i was driving in. i was driving in about 12:30. remember, that the shooting at the bowling alley happened around 6:30 pm. this was 12:30 in the morning. there were some people that were crossing the street, seem to be coming out of the hospital. but it was not chaotic at that time. >> okay, let me just ask you one final thing, and that is you know that you are

it is auburn and lewiston, called l.a. locally or the twin cities. it's about 65 people combined. it's a working class town, a blue-collar place for many french canadians came down during the height of the males working there. there separated by a river and when i was growing up there, you could smell the river before you could see the river. it was so polluted by these industrial plants. that has changed, of course, over the last many years. base colleges based in lewiston. i wouldn't call it a college town, it's a short sleeve kind of place. manners are famous for keeping their own counsel and that is true. people don't get in other people's business there but they are a strong community and i have already seen so many indications of how they are rallying. i have family up there still, all of them are safe and in place. let me add how he may have been able to get a gun. i haven't looked at the laws for a long time but my memory is they do not have a red flag law and in maine, i believe that unless a court has judged you mentally incompetent, you are permitted to buy a gun. he wa

auburn and lewiston are twin cities. we're separated by a river. the bowling alley that we all go to is in lewiston. the restaurant that we love to go is there as well. and way all are touched. we all know someone. last night at the reunification center, i saw old friends that were coming in either as family looking for other family or as witnesses coming in to be reunified with their loved ones. and it was something i'll carry with me. i think anybody that was present will carry with them for the rest of their lives. >> what's your message to the folks in your town tonight? >> persevere. we are mainers. stay vigilant. practice good situational awareness at this point. call the state police tip line. if you see anything out of the ordinary, we're focusing on bowdoin right now in your coverage and everybody else's coverage, but that's not to say he is absolutely there. just stay vigilant. and it's going to take all of us coming together, especially, and i have to give my hat's off. we haven't talked enough about our first responders. i talked with a

auburn, these are all neighboring communities where people will likely know each other. and when we're talking about the number of fatalities, investigators are still saying, you know, they don't want to be too specific on those numbers yet because we know people are still being treated. so the full impact of this has yet to be felt. but every single one of those lives, it will affect will affect a family. and when you hear that there are teenagers showing up at the reunification center and in fact, some of the folks have children, not the children that were brought there to that scene were necessarily. witnesses were at either of the shooting locations, but they're looking someone a loved one that may have been out bowling that night or at a pool hall. so i think when daylight comes, it's going to bring lot of heartache here in these communities. and for those families affected . >> kevin and i know some schools are obviously going to be closed tomorrow as a parent, i can't imagine the intensity, the great concern i would have not just for my family, but also for the co

. >> joining us now is leroy, walkertown councillor in auburn, maine. his son, joseph walker, was the manager of the bar where this shooting occurred, and he was one of the victims of this horrible tragedy. mister walker, i want to thank you for coming to the program. i am so sorry that it is under these circumstances. my condolences to you and your family. how are you feeling right now, knowing that robert card has been found dead? >> i have mixed feelings about the whole thing, because at this point we will have no answers from this gentleman killer, i guess we want to call him. so that will leave me empty forever because i wanted them to fight him so badly, alive. i think we could've gotten answers from him, and i think it would have helped all of us, that lost our loved ones. 18 people will never have closure, no matter how hard we try. i look at it like this guy actually won because you can't ask no questions, there will never be a court date, they will never be a reason to confront him. it's over. they've been under an awful lot, dealing with this

again, that's the auburn middle school. when i say reunification center or location, with that means is, if someone has a question or concern, they can't find a loved one, they believe that a friend or family member may be involved in what occurs here tonight in lewiston, that they can respond to that location. we will have some of our behavioral health liaison counselors on site. and we will also be providing information as it becomes available to us. as you can imagine, and as you know, there are multiple scenes in the -- multiple clues, multiple hospitals, multiple followups. so, it's a lot of witnesses we are speaking with, and a lot of leads. the general public has been very cooperative and very forthcoming with information. so, i would expect, if we had additional information, we would be happy to come back and share it with you. i know that, from the city of lewistown standpoint, probably going to close city hall after this briefing and probably move everybody out. but again, we appreciate your partnership and your p

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thank you for joining us. >> i want to welcome jason lÉvesque, the mayor of auburn me.i understand that you've been at the middle school, where survivors have been be united. i'm sorry for what your community is going through now. what are you hearing from people tonight? >> thank you for having me on. as you can imagine, it's a very confusing situation. we do have great law enforcement, first responders, action plans that we have implemented. it's about as organized as one could ever hope i suppose, right now our thoughts, really our feelings and prayers, or with those who have suffered through this. we are all going to know someone who is a victim of tonight. >> we are just looking at pictures outside a medical center, can you explain the trauma response to this given the vast number of people that were shot them? >> i don't think i can. other than we have trained professionals here, grief counselors, we have specialist from the police, local law enforcements as well as counselors and members of local clergy early. we have each other i think that's a big thing to we r

in the meantime, the mayor of lewiston's sister city, auburn, is speaking out on the "today" show. >>he 40-year-old man is now being identified as a person of interest. a vehicle tied to that shooting has now been found. we had the latest now on the ground from nbc's sam brock, in lewiston. >> reporter: at this very moment communities here in central maine are shelter in place orders, and that includes lisbon where the vehicle was identified last night, auburn, lewiston, and boden, and all of them are under shelter in place, stay in your home orders. you look over my shoulder and see law enforcement presence right here, and law enforcement down the hill, that's the bar and sports grill where one of the two killings occurred yesterday around 7:00 last night, eastern standard. there are two locations we know of, where a somebody came in and shot 15 to 20 people, and that number is still being verified. as many as 50 others were injured. the bowling alley and the bar are four to five miles apart. the chronology is not clear. authorities are searching for a person of interest, robert card

i want to bring in auburn city councillor leroy walker senior.rtantly, the father of joseph walker, who was among the 18 victims lost, tragically, in this massacre. leroy, thank you so much for joining us. i know that you have heard this from so many, but i cannot imagine that the pain that you and your family are going through. thank you for joining us. i want to just ask you about some of this new reporting that has come out in the last day or so that seems to indicate that this shooter was on the radar of law enforcement. when you hear that, what goes through your mind? >> well, it's really hard to answer that question. i've only heard a small about it because i've tried to stay away from that part of it knowing that my son is dead. we're trying to arrange a funeral, or trying to do a lot of things that have taken much more time than i thought was going to take. but i will give you a little comment on what i think. i have been around law enforcement quite a bit to see how it works and in some cases law enforcement may work pretty well if it ha

auburn mills. reunification center for families looking to find their loved ones. we've learned tonight from the mayor of albany, the location is open. families who've learned the fate of their loved ones. including knit died in killed in this incident. churches and other entities. trained to help those families. when this is involved. so long for some contributor. steve moore is with us now. we've learned sadly for some people, hoping to reunify. have now learned the fate of their loved ones. this horrible circumstance, kobe will what disappeared fixation process would be like an essential like this? >> it can be extremely traumatizing. for everyone involved. because a bunch of people are getting tremendous news. and they are seeing and having their tearful reunions and thanking god a lot. getting the worst possible news that they could ever imagine. the cases i've been involved in has almost been traumatized to be at the unification center. it is best to try and separate. and i hope they've done this. separate it from a reunification center and identify those peo

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i think that the shelter in place order, right, that's currently in place for lewiston, auburn, lisbon, and bowdoin, when you hear the names of those communities, obviously you know that a lot of our focus, a lot of what occurred occurred in those communities, whether it's bowdoin that's where the suspect's house was, lisbon, or lewiston, auburn, some conversation about auburn locations and lewiston the focus of where those first two tragic active shooter situations occurred. that's an ongoing conversation that we'll have every minute of every day. does it makes sense that those orders are still in place and can we relax those, change those, they have not been changed in any way at this point, but we realize that we want to keep our community safe, so that's, again, in the forefront of our minds, but we know that a shelter in place order in general similar to orders around covid can have some negative impacts on families and going to school and businesses and all those other things. so we have that in our mind. there is that pluses and minuses chart that's just kind of active as we kin

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deputies yesterday picked up cerafini in humboldt county, nevada, then booked him into the auburn jail. he's set to be arraigned on tuesday. >>> now to a followup to a story we brought you as breaking news last weekend, a shoeing at a house party in the east bay, and we now know it claimed the life of 16-year-old ke'marion tucker, this is the somber scene in his memory before a high school football game. he was a high school junior. he was shot and killed at the house party in oakley last weekend. we're told three other teens were injured, they did survive. earlier this week oakley police arrested an 18-year-old from antioch, but investigators released him because they didn't have enough evidence to charge him. tucker's mother thinks police dropped the ball. >> i want the oakley police department to treat this case as if it was their own child. i don't want the calls and the con condolences. i want the work done. my son deserves justice. >> tucker's mother and others gathered outside oakland pd last night to show their frustration. his mother says he'll continue to speak out until he s

ng us now is the mayor of nearby auburn, maine. mr. mayor, good morning to you i know your town is hosting one of the reunification centers from this tragedy. what have you been hearing about what people experienced? >> good morning. it's really a surreal experience that was one of the common comments i heard from people who were witnesses at the two facilities it was traumatic of course as one would imagine, also there was interspersed with some very great moments of reunification where loved ones came, found their, you know, their friends and family and were able to bring them home. >> mayor, were you able to glean any more of what actually happened because there are lots of bits and pieces and stories and you were able to talk to some people one on one here and there, and y to put them all >> really it's almost like, if a mosaic, if you would there were a lot o different snippets here and there, and trying to put them all together, my mind goes to a massive scene of chaos, disbelief. that was a common thing i heard, they thought it

they're calling for folks in two neighbors cities, lewiston, maine, and auburn, maine, to shelter in place after reports of shootings. they're being investigated at multiple locations, telling residents, please stay inside your homes with the doors locked. law enforcement is currently investigating. schools are currently in lockdown. you may ask why would schools need to be in lockdown. apparently there have been activities going on at those locations. so, these events are still unfolding. but you can see there, a man who appears to have some sort of long gun -- we don't know what kind of gun that is. and they are investigating these events occurring at multiple locations. "the sun newspaper" reporting -- >> sara, let me ask you -- go ahead. >> i was going to say, reporting the first two locations being reported, spare time recreation, seems like a recreation center in lewiston, and also -- bar and grill restaurant on another street in lewis ton. we don't yet have a map. but we know lewiston is a relatively small city, a population of about 36,000, about four miles north of portland,

i am in auburn, maine, which is across the river from where the atrocity took place.off in another vehicle or whether he -- it's on the river where he abandoned the car. he could have had a watercraft and gone down the river. i should be in washington. i canceled out of my schedule today and missing a couple votes. made reservations last n came up this morning. it's hard to express how this has shocked the people of maine. >> i can understand that you couldn't not be there for the people you represent. it's your life. in terms of -- >> and the other -- the problem that we are in is that as long as this fellow is at large, we are still in a lockdown, fearful situation. we need to get on to grieving. we have got murders, deaths, families that have to come to grips with this. the governor made a very moving speech this morning. just left minutes ago along with the mayor, and that's what's making this so difficult is to grasp the concept of, frankly, something we didn't think was going to be a part of something we had to deal with, again, because of the deep and long hist