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keir simmons, nbc news, london >>> an nfl star will remain off the field until further notice cleveland brown myles garrett lost an appeal to overturn his indefinite suspension for a violent attack at a game last week. here is nbc's ron mott >> reporter: a full week and countless replace later, myles garrett's clubbing of mason rudolph with his own helmet remains the talk of the sports world. tonight the nfl upheld the cleveland browns' star defender's punishment after his appeal suspended indefinitely >> it sends that message loudly and clearly that even though one guy has done it, it should never happen again, and if it does, this is what's going to happen to you. >> reporter: garrett, who apologized for his actions after the game, made his case in person at league headquarters in new york espn reported garrett told league officials rudolph used a racial slur, something the pittsburgh steelers quarterback quickly denied an nfl spokesperson said, we looked into it and found no such evidence rudolph has not been disciplined by the league >> the bottom line is i should have done a better job k

myles garrett of the cleveland browns facing a long suspension for hitting an opponent with his own helmet. and garrett should be thankful he did not hit him with the crown of the helmet. >> it looked like an assault. >> welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it's 4:00 a.m. in new york. 1:00 a.m. in california. 16 seconds is all it took for lives to be changed forever. two southern california teens are dead, after police say a student shot five classmates and himself on his 16th birthday. the motive for the shooting at sa saugas high school is unclear. what is clear, the fear that the parents and students live with every day. >> it's scary to see them running into a class. and then hear them, somebody's on campus. >> they told you to come here and wait for him. is that him? >> that's him. >> i'm going to walk to get you. you need to be in my arms right now, okay? >> they tell you they never know where the gunshots were. that's what happened. you have no idea where it is. >> we could have been running right towards him. >> there's the whole, don't

on thursday night cleveland browns miles garret excicommitt the closest thing we've seen to afternoonield crime in the modern era of football. do you see it this way? >> yes. well we're all unlucky he didn't strike him with the top of the helmet and frommingture his skull or give him a severe brain injury. you have to come down hard on the act. we all need to appreciate that if you hit somebody in the head with a hard object, you can kill them and you can't accept that under any circumstances. but there's a lot of layers to this story. one way to look at it, i actually feel some sympathy for garret. if you watch the whole sequence, the idea of ripping off the helmet came from rudolph. he was trying to rip the helmet off of garret. as a former lineman myself, i understand what he was thinking. you got this little guy trying to rip off your helmet. so he decided, i'm bigger than. i'm going to rip off your helmet. garret walks away. and then rudolph without a helmet on comes after him again. and so then there was this terrible decision. but you can understand it was never garret's intent

. >> in one of last week's games, the cleveland browns took brute force to a whole new level. >> yep. disturbing and dangerous fight at the end of the browns-steelers game last night a hit with a helmet giving a football superstar a big penalty. >> a late sack on mason rudolph turning into a brawl. garrett ripped off rudolph's helmet, then violently swung it. >> oh, gosh! >> i mean, this is multiple game suspension here. >> and tonight there are, garrett is out possibly through the end of the season, possibly longer. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! >> this is the worst thing a football player has ever done. >> roy, didn't -- didn't o.j. play football? >> this is the second worst thing a football player has ever done! ( laughter ) second worst. >> look, i get that that was bad, but, come on, he got hit with a helmet. in football, you're always getting hit with helmets in practice, during games, at the dinner table when your dad doesn't think you passed the salt fast enough. >> you need to see a therapist, man, but, look, i do think if you get hit in the head with your helmet, then you should get

it happened during an nfl game between the cleveland browns and the pittsburgh steelers.ttack on pittsburgh quarterback mason rudolph. with eight seconds left, garrett wrestled rudolph to the ground after he had released the ball, ripped off his helmet and swung it at his opponent's had. after the game, garrett explained his actions. i lost my cool. inaudible. the guys who jumped his actions. i lost my cool. inaudible. the guys whojumped in the scrum, i appreciate that my team had my back, but it should never have got to that point. patricia trainor is the senior editor of inside football magazine. she says the fallout from the incident shows no sign of diminishing. it is something that if you want to see it happen on the street, it will automatically be a crime. to see that happen in an nfl game, especially when there is such an emphasis on player safety, very disappointing, and as a result, both the browns and the steelers have been fined $250,000. myles garrett has been suspended. for the rest of the season. he is going to appeal that by the way. there were also some o

it happened during a game between the cleveland browns any pittsburgh steelers.eelers quarterback mason rudolph with eight seconds left. he wrestled rudolph to the ground after he released the ball, ripped off his helmet and swung it at his head. after the game, garrett explained his amateurs. i lost my cool and i regretted. —— regret it. the guys jumped in into the scrum and i appreciate my team had my back but it should never have gotten that far. lindsey jones is a writer and commentator on the afl, she joins me now from denver, colorado. lindsey, it's a rough—and—tumble game, that is why lots of people love the nfl, but you can't just is why lots of people love the nfl, but you can'tjust bash people over the head with their own helmet. what's been the fallout from this? yeah. it's been massive. from the second this happen, very late on the east coast, thursday night, it's been a very swift backlash. the nfl only took a matter of, less than 2a hours, less than 12 hours for them to come out and issue this indefinite ban or mars garrett, which is an unprecedente

suspended cleveland browns defensive end myles garrett indefinitely for slamming steelers quarterback mason rudolph with his own helmet. >> oh. >> reporter: the shocking attack ignited a brutal brawl. >> that is one of the worst things i have ever seen on a professional sports field. >> reporter: on saturday the league disciplined an additional 29 players. the punishment breaks down like this. fines of $250,000 against both teams. three players suspended, and 29 players must pay more than $3,500 for entering the fight area. >> $50,000 fine for mason rudolph for his actions. >> reporter: when you factor in the loss of salaries for the suspensions, the punishment totals more than $2 million. the horrific fight comes as the n.f.l. is committed to preventing the number of brain injuries. both players expressed remorse. >> i know what i did was foolish and i shouldn't have allowed myself to do that. >> the bottom line is i should have done a better job keeping my composure in that situation. >> reporter: garrett's future on the field is still uncertain. >> i spoke to several people at the

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to 33 players on saturday and it's mason rudolph who has been hit hardest in the wallet the cleveland browns and the pittsburgh steelers are back on the field today for the first time since their nasty broawl. >> that's one of the worst things i've ever seen. >> the nfl slapped wide-ranging penalties on both teams. pittsburgh steelers quarterback racen rudolph fined $50,000, the most of any player, for his role in the fight with cleveland browns defensive end miles garrett, who has been suspended indefinitely on wednesday, rudolph apologized for his actions. >> bottom line is i should have done a better job keeping my composure in that situation, and it falls short of what i believe it means to be a pittsburgh steeler and neb of the nfl. >> in all, the league disciplined 33 players earlier this week garrett told league officials at an appeal hearing that rudolph directed a racial slur at him just before the drawl, according to espn rudolph's attorney calling garrett's claim in the report a lie, as well as reckless and shameful an nfl spokesperson telling nbc news, we looked into it and found

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the cleveland brown's defensive end miles garrett earning an indefinite suspension with hitting rudolfs own helmet. garrett ripped off rudolf's helmet and used is as a weapon. two suspend for their roles in the ensuing brawl. quite a donnybrook. up next, a new chapter in the left's war on christmas. we'll take it up with pastor robert jeffress. robert jeffress. we'll be right back. look. only one thing's more exciting than getting a lexus... ahhhh! giving one. the lexus december to rembember sales event lease the 2020 nx 300 for $329 a month for 27 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. copd is a disease that affects millions of americans, and it is believed that there are millions more who don't know that they have it. talking to the doctor is the first step to getting diagnosed. don't wait to say something if you're experiencing shortness of breath. iton the sleepthe number 360 smart bed. don't wait to say something can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. don't miss the final days to save $1,000 on th

cleveland browns fans were beating up a pinata of the pittsburgh steelers quarterback.ivalry. >>> we're tracking some strong storms that could have a big impact as millions of americans get ready to travel for the holiday this week. forecasters in new york are closely watching wind conditions and what could -- what that could mean for the famous macy's thanksgiving day parade. janessa webb is tracking it all from new york and one of the systems is already moving through. janessa? >> reporter: yeah. system number one has moved on, but the winds are everlasting. that will continue throughout the night from new york city to the boston area. so it continues to be kind of a drizzly soggy sunday and people from laguardia are dealing with no major delays from storm system one. so that's great news, but everyone is starting to prepare for system number two. that is going to take over 49 states. it originated in the gulf of alaska. it will sweep across seattle into the plains. also the midwest and this is going to cause some major travel delays from denver to chicago. now, the m

cleveland browns defensive end myles garrett has been pulled off the field for the rest of the season at a minimum. that's six games. after he ripped off steelers quarterback mason rudolph's helmet and then clubbed the rookie qb's exposed skull with it. shares of the browns big name sponsors are mixed at the moment. so far, no formal reaction from any of them on the incident or the punishments doled out. talking about anheuser busch, sherwin williams, dr. pepper. as the former adidas backed defensive end who had been seen as a rising star, is he now unsponsorable? hitha herzog is here to analyze it. it is brutal to see that. let's be clear. myles garrett has formally apologized in a statement to rudolph, to both teams, et cetera, but is he untouchable now by any sponsor? >> yeah. that is an understatement. i think in his apology he said his emotions were running high during the game, it was a lot of pressure, but this is why you are a pro athlete. part of the reason why they select you to play on a team like the cleveland browns is not only you are athletic, your athletic ability, but

washington, d.c., have legalized marijuana for recreational purposes. >>> and "usa today" says cleveland browns end myles garrett faces a likely suspension after an ugly brawl against the steelers. a fight broke out in the final seconds after garrett tackled steelers quarterback nathan rudolph. rudolph put his hand on garrett's helmet, then he ripped it off and hit him in the head with it. some are calling it one of the ugliest moments in nfl history. garrett said he lost his cool and regretted it. the browns won 21-7. >>> still to come, taylor swift takes a stand. why her legal battle over ownership of her songs could be trouble for her upcoming performances. get to kohl's... and take an extra 15% off! save on cuddl duds sheets - starting at $25.49... an air fryer - $84.99... and a single-serve coffee maker - just $33.99. plus - save even more on your ho plus - get kohl's cash! this weekend - at kohl's. an honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your tra

tonight the nfl upheld the cleveland browns' star defender's punishment after his appeal suspended indefinitely >> it sends that message loudly and clearly that even though one guy has done it, it should never happen again, and if it does, this is what's going to happen to you. >> reporter: garrett, who apologized for his actions after the game, made his case in person at league headquarters in new york espn reported garrett to pittsburgh steelers quarterback quickly an nfl spokesperson said, we looked into it and found no such evidence rudolph has not been disciplined by the league >> the bottom line is i should have done a better job keeping my composure in that situation. >> reporter: a football fight still rumbling ron mott, nbc news >>> there is outrage tonight at syracuse university in upstate new york where police and the fbi are investigating a series of racist incidents. nbc's ron allen was there. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: hundreds of syracuse students confront university leaders in the wake of more than a dozen racist incidents in less tha two weeks, demanding sweeping reforms t

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player miles guarantees hit with an indefinite but the cleveland brown star attacked some opponents with helmets during a game and searched. hello welcome to the news hour we begin in the united states where mary the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine has testified in the pietschmann inquiry into president donald trump ivanovich says she was shocked and devastated when she was removed as ambassador and said there was a smear campaign against her while she was giving her testimony the president launched a twitter attack criticizing her reputation and korea the current phase of the inquiry is set to wrap up by the end of this month after that it's likely articles of impeachment the charge sheet against the president will be worse and there would then be a vote on whether to impeach public hearings though continue next week witnesses include alexander van men the national security council's top. but he listened in on that telephone call between trump and ukraine's president and also expecting to hear from gordon sunderland the u.s. ambassador to the european union following all of this for u

steelers brown that's in cleveland browns up 21 7, 8, seconds to go game is essentially over steelers quarterback mason rudolph, sacked by myles garrett they go to the ground. grabbing each other's helmets, garrett picks rudolph up by his helmet rips off the helmet and swings at rudolph's head. the steelers lineman come to rudolph defense. markey's county starts punching and kicking derek jailed on the ground. multiple players ejected. the steelers walked off the field before the game was officially over take another look at it. brutal know expecting major suspensions to come down very soon afterwards. browns quarterback baker mayfield call that inexcusable to see that from his teammate. but here's some reaction from garrett. >>it's going to come back to hurt our team. the guys who jumped in them. pc know mateen of my back, but it's never got to that point that's on me. >>as of now not known what kind of punishment will be handed out, but it wouldn't be surprising. if care is suspended for the rest of the year at the very least coming up in sports. we'll get mason rudolph's perspectiv

video of him beating his fiancee in 2014, also caught on cam by tmz sports, kareem hunt of the cleveland browns kicking a woman last year. he was suspended eight games this season. >> there is a lot that still needs to be done they're willing to give these guys multiple chances or excuse the behavior because they can play. >> reporter: violence carried off the field yet again. ads me >>> it's time to say goodbye to a beloved resident at the national zoo here is kevin tibbles. >> reporter: panda-monium at the smithsonian's national zoo in washington, d.c., because it's time to say bye-bye to bei bei. no passport, but we're getting him ready to go >> reporter: giant pandas were gifted to the united states in 1972 under a cooperative agreement between the national zoo and china, those born here like bei bei are sent to cna a. >> i would miss you if you went super far away >> reporter: and keeper marty diere has spent months preparing bei bei for his excellent adventure, a 16-hour flight aboard his very own panda express. kevin tibbles, nbc news, washington. >> best of luck, bei bei. that's "nightl

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. >>> "the cleveland plain dealer" says the nfl upheld the indefinite suspension of cleveland brownsrrett appealed the decision after ripping the helmet off of jason rudolph and hitting him in the head with it. espn is claiming that rudolph used a racial slur before he ripped off his helmet. rudolph denies that. the league says that there is no evidence of a racial slur. garrett will miss at least the final six games of this season. >>> and "hawaii news now" reports monsanto pled guilty to illegally spraying a banned pesticide on research crops in maui in 2014. monsanto admitted to using the pesticide even though knew it had been banned by the epa the year before. the company also admitted that it told employees to reenter the fields seven days after the spraying instead of 31 days. monsanto agreed to pay $10 million. >>> starbucks has revealed its black friday special. and it start with a special tumbler. copd makes it hard to breathe. so, to breathe better, i started once-daily anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪ go y

this morning the nfl is handing down one of its harshest penalties ever, suspending cleveland brownsefensive end myles garrett indefinitely, out the rest of the season if not longer. with eight seconds left in thursday's game twens cleveland browns and pittsburgh steelers, a tackle turns scuffle between garrett and mason rudolph. >> whoa, hello. whoa. >> reporter: garrett ripped off his opponent's helmet and used it to slam rudolph in the head. he had just returned after suffering a concussion earlier in the season. fellow players stunned. >> he could have killed him if he hit him in the temple. >> reporter: even garrett later was apologetic. >> i made a mistake and lost my cool and i regret it. >> reporter: both teams filed $250,000 and at least two other players face lesser suspensions. >> those ejections come as another big name is trying to get back into the game. this photo shows colin kaepernick arriving in atlanta where he will take part in an unprecedented private workout organized by the nfl and open to all 32 teams. he ignited a firestorm by kneeling during the national ant

the cleveland brown star is out, at least through the end of this season, for ripping off the helmetarterback mason rudolph, and hitting him in the head with it. in an explosive new claim, garret says rudolph used a racial slur that ignited the brawl. rudolph denies it, and the n.f.l. says there's no evidence to back up garrett's claim. the man known as the soul of snowboarding has died. jake burton carpenter started making burton boards in his vermont garage back in 1977. four decades later, the sport he popularized has become a billion-dollar business and an olympic event. burton died last night after a long battle with cancer. he was 65 years old. up next: these men are no strangers to ultra marathons, but they're running now for a greater cause. man: sneezes skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! >> o'donnell: we wanted to share this story with you tonight. as two runners are nearing the end of an epic journey, more than a million steps. errol barnett repo

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thursday night football in cleveland, browns defensive lineman myles garrett hits steelers quarterback mason rudolph. and then just loses his mind. he rips rudolph's helmet off and hits rudolph in the head. you can see the slow motion here. he hits him in the head with that helmet. that ensues to all sorts of craziness on the field. >> just endangering the other team. he knows that. it's inexcusable. he knows that. i hope he does now. it's tough. >> myles garrett did apologize just a few moments ago in the locker room to the media. expect a lengthy suspension for myles garrett, nonetheless. a browns victory overshadowed by this ugly ending. >>> all right. hockey tonight, the streaky sharks in anaheim after losing five straight games. the sharks have now won five straight. tomas hertl, the big start with two goals tonight, sharks beat the ducks 5-3 your final. see, the sharks are still around. he so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this

it happened during an nfl game between the cleveland browns in the pittsburgh steelers. attack on steelers quarterback mason rudolph, with eight seconds left, he wrestled rudolph to the ground after he released the ball, ripped off his opponenfs released the ball, ripped off his opponent's helmet and swung it at his opponent's head. after the game, barrett explained his actions.|j lost my call. i regret it. it will come back to hurt our team and the quys come back to hurt our team and the guys who unintelligible scrum appreciate my team having my back but should not have got to that point. lindsey jones is a writer and commentator on the nfl and says the fallout from the incident continues, and ata fallout from the incident continues, and at a pace. yeah, it has been massive. from the second this happens, late on east coast thursday night, it has been a swift backlash, the nfl, it only took them a matter of you know certainly less than 2a hours, only about 12, for them to come out and issue this indefinite ban for myles garrett which is an unprecedented suspension for a

the cleveland browns' myles garrett apologized for this brutal attack on the football field last nightit's not clear if he'll ever return to the n.f.l. don dahler on the hit that was way out of bounds. >> reporter: with only eight seconds to go in the game that cleveland was winning, defensive end myles garrett pulled off mason rudolph's helmet and bashed the steelers quarterback on the head with it. that ignited a brawl and shock from around the league. >> that's one of the worst things i've ever seen on a professional sports field. >> i know it's bush league. it's a total coward's move on his part. >> i'm embarrassed. myles is embarrassed. it's not good. >> reporter: the n.f.l. was quick to react, fining both teams $250,000, and suspending the steelers' maurkice pouncey for three games, the browns larry ogunjobi, for one, but myles garrett's season is over. with the n.f.l. committed to lessening the number of brain injuries among players, this is not the image it wants the world to remember. much of the shock stemmed not only from an ugly moment of violence in an inherently violent s

myles garrett of the cleveland browns ripping off the helmet of the steelers quarterback and then hitting him in the head with that helmet. garrett is suspended for the rest of the season. this is the longest suspension in league history for a single on-field incident. garrett did issue an apology today to his team, the steelers, the fans, and the league. >>> an east bay standout football player is used to having people root for him while he's on the football field. tonight they're rooting for him while he's in a hospital bed battling cancer. nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco where team sanders is going strong, jean. >> reporter: jessica, ramon sanders jr. broke his leg on the football field and was later diagnosed with cancer. tonight he's here in the hospital surrounded by family, fighting for a future filled with football dreams. >> i have faith and i want everyone else to have faith. >> reporter: from his hospital bed ramon sanders jr. thanks everyone who is praying for his recovery. the 19-year-old standout football player from mcclimbns in oakland is battling cancer.

big fight last night during thursday night football between the pittsburgh steelers and the cleveland brownspunishment and possible legal action. watch. less than 10 seconds left in the game, steelers quarterback mason rudolph hit by myles garrett of the browns and then the fight starts. rudolph grabbed garrett, then defensive and ripped off rudolph's helmet. and when the quarterback tried to go after him, garrett swung the helmet. actually hit him in the head. after the game, garrett said he regretted what he did, said he just lost his cool. i appreciate my team having my back but it's never got to that point. that's on me. what i did was foolish and i shouldn't have allowed myself to slip like that. it was out of character. steelers center murray's pouncey punched and kicked garrett during the fight, and browns defensive tackle larry hogan joby ran into rudolph from behind, shoved him to the ground. all kinds of things were happening. pouncey garrett over jumpy, were disqualified, kicked out of the game. here is that hit with the helmet again. the cleveland browns won the game, 21-7. >>> t

the cleveland brown's defensive end miles garrett earning an indefinite suspension with hitting rudolfpped off rudolf's helmet and used is as a weapon. two suspend for their roles in the ensuing brawl. quite a donnybrook. up next, a new chapter in the left's war on christmas. we'll take it up with pastor robert jeffress. we'll be right back. [♪] lou: john brennan has reared his ugly head, warning the president today in a tweet he writes in part, may your downfall be swift, your penalty onerous and your legacy condemned by all. it is really truly amazing ignorance on the part of brennan. unbelievable. amazon ramping up a war on christmas. the tech giants touting a new children's book. the first christmas by thomas williams as its number one new release in children's christian holiday fiction. it their rates the birth of jesus christ as it's recounted in the gospels without any i am bell i shallment at all. pastor of the first baptist church in dallas. great american and good friend. good to have you with us. what in the world is amazon doing. >> nobody should be surprised that jeff bezo

a sentiment al tie that many have to the microsoft's cofounder and that is a big deal >> the cleveland brownsook on the steelers last night. you are thinking this is not really even a game the browns would beat the afc rivals 21-7. all anyone is talking about is the final seconds of the game, steelers quarterback gets tackled. the two go at each other's face masks. basically garrett rips the quarterback's helmet off and hits him in the head this leads to an all out brawl which led to several players being ejected. the game is pretty much over and then this happens. it was probably not the most shining of moments >> not at all but i love what our producer said. you go to a football game and a hockey game breaks out >> i know a lot of us are sleepy this morning after that. on deck for the show thank you, rahel >> execs in major cities are cracking down on several food delivery startups. >> and the impeachment proceedings continue today pae l preview and look at th imct it could or could not have on your money after the break. >> welcome back. the headlines you need in 60 seconds. amazon is disp

the nfl brawl between the cleveland browns and pittsburgh steelers made headlines nationwide.ve end myles garrett issued a former apology for slamming a helmet into the back of the quarterbacks, steelers quarterback. our reporter went to a high school game and got reaction. she has an update on that and the fallout. >> reporter: with a close game tonight between montevista and cameron valley high school many people in the stands say they love football but they saw the nfl brawl and it sparked serious discussions with students. across town rivalry with high stakes for san ramon valley and montevista high school. many parents in the stands friday say they in the young players saw the violent nfl brawl the night before on national television after brown's defensive end michael garrett and pittsburgh quarterback nathan rudolph tussled on the ground. garrett taking a swing, hitting rudolph on the head with a helmet. >> they are role models for these young men. a lot of them want to play in the nfl and it's about look on everybody. >> my son was doing homework as we were watching th

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>> thursday night fights forget football in cleveland as the browns' my helmet. it's friday, november 15 "early today" starts right now >>> good morning i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news. a vigil was held just hours ago in santa clarita, california the community coming together after a school shooting that left two teenagers dead and three others wounded police say a 16-year-old gunman opened fire on his classmates before turning the gun on himself. the entire terrifying ordeal lasted just 16 seconds, just before students were supposed to begin their classes. for more on the investigation, here's nbc's miguel almaguer >> reporter: just as the school day began in santa clarita, california -- >> multiple shots fired. >> reporter: gunfire erupted at saugus high school >> we need all units to respond. >> reporter: police and paramedics swarming campus as students raced to safety under the cover of heal never forget,s were looking behind and fearing for their lives. >> reporter: the first shots fired at 7:38 a.m. >> you hear boom,