ganger, hit by shrapnel, was taken to the hospital, where he stayed for three days. the metal still in his leg tonight. >> i am lucky. i'd do it again, though. >> reporter: you would do it again? >> yeah. >> reporter: and jeremy tells me he is planning to go back to work. he says if he doesn't go back, then the shooter wins. and he doesn't want that gunman to beat him. tom? >> eva pilgrim with that exclusive interview tonight. thank you. >>> now to the case making national headlines. cyntoia brown released from prison after 15 years behind bars in tennessee. a sex trafficking victim convicted of killing a man as a teenager. she claims she feared for her life at the time. her sentence commuted amid growing calls to set her free. >>> and news tonight about a sweeping immigration crackdown in mississippi. i.c.e. arresting about 680 undocumented immigrants today. the raids involving hundreds of agents in six cities. authorities calling it the largest operation of its kind in a single state. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the

ganger had pushed as many people as he could grab into the far. about 200 people inside. >> i would have died before that guy came n no way i was going to let anybody get hurt. i was going to stand my ground the best i could. >> reporter: amidst the chaos, ganger was hit by shrapnel and taken to the hospital. he was there for three days. the metal still remains in his leg. that's incredible that you weren't hurt more standing right there, because people were telling us the shell casings were flying off. >> yeah, they were flying, hit me. i felt something bit me at first. >> reporter: you feel pretty lucky? >> i am lucky. i'd do it again, though. >> reporter: it's been four days since two deadly mass shootings shook the nation, leaving at least 31 dead and 53 injured. the country reeling from its 17th active shooter event this year. the president playing the role of consoler in chief, crisscrossing the country visiting dayton and el paso, two cities forever linked by a weekend of horror. 22 people died in el paso where the president was this aftern

ganger standing there ready. >> i would have died before he came in. no way i was going to let anyone get hurt. i was trying to stand my ground the best i could. the next thing i know, he was being shot by the officer. >> reporter: ganger was taken to the hospital where he stayed for three days. the metal still in his leg this morning. >> i am lucky. i'd do it again though. >> you would do it again? >> yeah. >> reporter: jeremy telling us he is planning to go back to work at the door at ned peppers. >> if i don't go back to work, he wins. us if we don't go bk.epter:nder already been back to ned peppers. when he got out of the hospital, he came here. he told me he wanted to make sure his co-workers were okay. cecelia? >> really is a hero. okay, eva, thank you. >>> now to california where a man went on a deadly stabbing spree overnight killing four people, injuring two others in a series of what police believe were random attacks. the suspect robbing an apartment complex, and then holding up a check-cashing business and an insurance office. then, going a

jeremy ganger put his life on the line trying to get as many people into that bar as possible. he says he was willing to die as he stood at the door. >> did you look at him? >> yeah, i looked at him right in the face. he had a dead stare. i would have died before that guy came in. no way was i going to let again anybody get hurt. i was going to try to stand my ground the best i could. the next thing i know he's being shot by the officer. >> he says he would do it all again. he spent three days in the hospital for shrapnel wounds and he says he's planning to go back to work because if he doesn't, he says the shooter wins. >>> breaking overnight, four people are dead after a stabbing rampage across orange county, california. authorities say the suspect who is now in custody carried out the stabbings and robberies over a two-hour period. police say he had no apparent connection to the victims. authorities have not provided a motive. >>> and a developing story from tennessee where a possible killer is on the run. curtis watson escaped from the west tennessee state penitentiary area

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. >> ganger was hit by shrapnel and was in the hospital for three days.ine people were died and dozens more hurt in the shooting on sunday. >>> organizers of the gilroy rodeo are expecting a sold-out crowd. this is the first major event since the garlic festival tragedy. there are plenty of reminders. shirts and signs reading gilroy strong. people say the community will not hide as it heals. >> this coming so quickly after the gilroy garlic festival, i think this is exactly what we need. >> we are gilroy strong, and i think it's going to be a great show this weekend. >> organizers are taking extra safety precautions and security teams are prepared to respond to an active shooter situation. the gilroy foundation has established a special fund for victims of the garlic festival shooting. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> vallejo police are asking for help identifying a man suspected of accosting a teenage girl. investigators san jose this man followed the girl around the department store on saturday. he tried to lure her away by offering mone

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i'll talk about exercise that we played in europe where alaska can be a very, very interesting came ganger in how people look at the united states posture. because of the unique location it is on the planet. both to the west of alaska and to the north of alaska, it's an unbelievably strategic location. and we have to figure out how to effectively do that. there's always going to be a force to work through and that's a challenge, but alaska is an important strategic asset for the united states. >> thank you, general. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, and thank you general and thank you laura, your whole family. we're adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> following this hearing general hyten's accuser spoke to reporters about her