and then the suspect fled towards the greenway. and then we had some more victims who were shot at in the greenway. police continue to investigate near the houses along the greenway this morning. among those killed was an off duty police officer who was on his way to work. two more people were also injured, but they survived. one was another raleigh police officer who was released from the hospital later. and then there was a 60 year old woman who was also shot. she remains in the hospital tonight in critical condition, speaking with so many neighbors in this area, people that live in the community, they say this greenway is very heavily trafficked a lot of people they use it to exercise the morning runs. take their pets out for a walk into that nature, so it's just so sad. something so horrific could happen there and also north carolina austin westfall. yeah yeah, go ahead. just wanted to ask you said police did not say why he went on this rampage. and they also say whether or not these victims were just randomly targeted at all.

and then the suspect fled towards the greenway. then we had some more victims who were shot at in the greenway. now police continue to investigate near the houses along the greenway this morning. among those killed is an off duty police officer who was on his way to work. two more people were injured but survived . one was another raleigh police officer who was released from the hospital. and then there was a 60 year old woman who was also shot and remains hospitalized in critical condition. we spoke with a few neighbors in the area who did not want to speak on camera. they said that this greenway is very often traveled . people like to walk. they like to take their pets out on it, so it's incredibly difficult that something so horrible could happen on that. greenway. here in raleigh, north carolina. austin westfall ktvu. fox two news. authorities in illinois say they do not believe a case of a gunman in chicago is related to a serial killer who was killed five people in stockton and one in oakland. police released surveillance vid

she's part of the mission greenway to have a mission for the space. >> we would like to see a greenway in common with jury comments. we would like for it to include some aspects of urban agriculture. >> the fence was put up in the 80's. one of the property owners in the area has a key to the lock. she said her group tried for about 10 years to speak to the people involved. this weekend, they got fed up and broke the lock to begin -- >> what we saw was people walking ontas the's om to share. >> what happened this weekend you said that is it? >> after 10 years of trying. >> who owns it? according to the san francisco real estate department, the last owner was a southern pacific railroad, but it went out of business in 1996. so what now? >> all kinds of different things that have happened over the years, people trying to take claims on the land, lawsuits and fake deeds. >> he works for supervisor hillary ronen. the parcel is in her district. >> the railroad had permission to use it. they went to go get rid of the land. and it wasn't theirs is to dispose of. >> who owns it? >> it is unknow

. >> reporter: that greenway, a popular walking trail. police urging residents to stay indoors as they raced to capture the alleged gunman. >> really scary. we have been here for like 25 years, and it's too much. >> reporter: tonight, a law enforcement official telling abc news the suspected shooter is related to one of those killed. of the seven people shot, five are dead, including tracey howard's wife, 52-year-old nicole connors. >> she was just a kind person, she was a good person. she didn't deserve anything like this. >> reporter: also killed, 49-year-old susan karnatz, a mother of three. 34-year-old mary marshall, a navy vet, just days from getting married. seen in photos with her nieces, charlotte and avery, and at her bridal brunch with her mother and sister. and 29-year-old off-duty police officer gabrielle torres gunned down on his way to work. the youngest victim, 16-year-old james thompson, a high school junior. >> all of us in raleigh need to come together. we need to support those in our community who have suffered a terrib

the suspect fled on to the greenway trail, continuing his deadly rampage. >> it's going to be an active shooter at this time. >> reporter: police identified the alleged shooter as a 15-year-old white male but won't name him because he's a minor. the teen is currently hospitalized in critical condition, officials say. the investigation is still ongoing with no word on motive or how the teenager got the gun. thursday's violence marks the 25th mass killing this year. the seemingly random nature of this attack leaving so many in this community shaken. >> three days ago we were in that exact same spot on the greenway. it would have been us. >> reporter: and people have begun coming to the entryway of this neighborhood leaving flowers and candles to pay tribute to those victims, and there remains a 59-year-old woman in the hospital in critical condition fighting for her life. i also spoke with the district attorney here who tells me she does intend to charge the shooter as an adult. kristen, peter. >> we appreciate your reporting. thank you. the u.s. announced overnight that it will be sendin

this lot and who put up the fence, we spoke to this mission resident, part of the group mission greenwayave a vision for the space. >> what we would like to see is a greenway in common with jury comments community park. we would like for it to include some aspects of urban agriculture. luz: she says the fence was put up in the 1980's and one of the property owners in the area has the key to the lock. she says her group tried for 10 opyele involved, but this weekend they got fed up and broke the lock to begin a community garden. >> what we saw was people simply parking on it, and what we thought was there is room to share. luz: so what happened this weekend you said that is it? >> after 10 years of trying. luz: who owns it? according to the san francisco real estate department, the last owner was the southern pacific railroad, but they went out of business in 1996. so what now? >> all kind of different things that happened. people trying to take claims on the land, there have been lawsuits and fake deeds, a lost deed. luz: he works for the supervisor. this parcel is in her district. >> th

if you manage, the semi-final goes on again, if he loses, then the greenway automatically wins withoutther questions. so, we take the island of the drawing of the promise of the promise. i think how they talk. in my opinion , he chose the simplest question, a promise, the poltava battle. what promise? i gave it to my generals. charles the twelfth or in the summer of 1709 performed it for the swedish king. russian autocrat eternal memory to him pyotr alekseevich in the event of victory, as far as i remember, the only promise that i remember karl gave to his general was that in the event of victory he would destroy the russian army and i see that it is not true. yes, peter fulfilled this promise, he destroyed the russian army in a sense. because he lost, yes, and fled and mazepa ran with him. peter invited the swedish generals. from dinner, let's ask. give us please. are you saying you didn't know? let's just say, but we still go to the bank. there is the geography of his native country. i wonder what he got it? what is the name of the largest island in russia i guess what? is it sakhali

pg and e looking to conserve energy and a novel greenway. why do you tell the giant is giving away trees and who can expect to get one also ahead, the uk prepares for a new prime minister tomorrow, the bay area tie that has a lot of people talking that's coming up after t break. with. arbor day foundation to locate and provide available native californian trees and distribute them to certain locations across its service territory. the arbor day foundation's as trees are a natural way to conserve energy by providing shade and cleaner air. customers can sign up for a free tree and arbor day .org/ p. jeannie. stanford alum is making history in great britain today, rishi cenac was named the first person of color to assume the country's top job. ktvu is jana katsuyama has more now and soon next ties to the bay area soon act is therefore elected as leader of the consecutive with that history was made in great britain as soon as one support to become the new prime minister . it is the greatest privilege of my life. to be able to serve the party i l

scottish schoolmaster taught john tyler and several other boys in the neighborhood school not far from greenway seemed to take special delight and wrapping his students in knuckles when they forgot their lessons for tyler and fax it later in life it was a wonder he did not with all the sense out of his scholars. one day the boys in school had enough john tyler led the others and tripping and tying them up with rope. on the left-hand side of the slide is with the scene may have looked like before the boys got the better of mcmurdo. this is a great image it's not exactly mcmurdo with john tyler and his fellow students. i think it captures the spirit of what the schoolhouse must have looked like. after tying their nemesis up the boys exited the school in triumph leaving the schoolmaster writhing on the floor. two hours later he was freed by a passerby and immediately stomped toward the tyler home fully expecting to told judge tyler about the role his son played in the event he would receive swift punishment. instead mcmurdo arrived at the house, knocked on the door, spoke with judge tyler told him

. >> the mayor of raleigh said a man started shooting on greenway, which is a walking trail around 5:00 p.m. and shortly after, officers blocked off streets and surrounded the entire neighborhood in an hour long manhood telling them to shelter. they took him into custody 10:00 p.m. but gave no other details on his age. here is the mayor speaking on that tragedy. >> we pray that something like this will never happen here. it did. we have to end this mindless gun violence happening in our country. >> the killing of the officer in raleigh comes two days after officers killed appeared another seriously hurt responding to what they thought was a domestic dispute between two brothers. state police say it appears the call was a deliberate act to lure law enforcement to the scene where they were then ambushed. 34-year-old alex was pronounced dead at the scene and 35-year-old sergeant died at the hospital. another officer 26-year-old was hurt and underwent surgery for serious ones. there has been 12 police officers shot since last thursday the national fraternal order of police say this and by

joining him is linebacker dray greenway who has been playing out of his mind. for the rams game. so important to the shanahan running game, he mangled his finger last week. deebo out with a hamstring injury. here is kyle shanahan. >> it is not a precaution. he is not good enough to go. the fact that he even had a chance means hopefully he will be good with one week off and ready for the next game. >> there is a sense of urgency. we have to do this together. no individual will do it on his own. we have to do it as a team. that is what has made us great in the past. larry: world series game one, dusty baker and the astros hosting the phillies. kyle tucker hit two homers for houston. the astros had a 5-0 lead. the astros have now lost a game on the way to the world series but the phillies battled back. two run double to left ties it up in the fifth. the phillies have the magic. the dugout is loving it. the astros fans were stressing and still stressing. top 10, rio mu tow again. deep and out of here to write. the final out is coming up as the phillies prevail. the

joining him is linebacker dray greenway who has been playing out of his mind.to the shanahan running game, he mangled his finger last week. deebo out with a hamstring injury. here is kyle shanahan. >> it is not a precaution. he is not good enough to go. the fact that he even had a chance means hopefully he will be good with one week off and ready for the next game. >> there is a sense of urgency. we have to do this together. no individual will do it on his own. we have to do it as a team. that is what has made us great in the past. larry: world series game one, dusty baker and the astros hosting the phillies. kyle tucker hit two homers for houston. the astros had a 5-0 lead. the astros have now lost a game on the way to the world series but the phillies battled back to . up iheif.ouble tot the phillies have the magic. the dugout is loving it. the astros fans were stressing and still stressing. top 10, rio mu tow again. deep and out of here to write. the final out is coming up as the phillies prevail. they have won game one of every playoff series this year and

neoral lay's news river greenway. one of the five killed includes an off-duty police officer.ed, one remaining in critical condition this morning. police say a suspect has been arrested but no further details on his age, identity or a motive have been released. meantime january 6th committee subpoena former president donald trump. the subpoena expires at the end of this congressional term in december. president trump firing back on truth social calling the committee, quote, a total bust and asking why they didn't subpoena him sooner. it's not just clear if he will actually testify. parkland shooter nicholas cruz will spend the rest of his life in prison, verdict from yesterday's penalty phase, jurors making the decision to spare him the death penalty for killing 17 at his high school in 2018, florida governor ron desantis criticizing the decision. >> i think that if you have a death penalty at all, that that is a case where you're massacring the students with premeditation and utter disregard to basic humanity that you deserve the death penalty. i just don't think anything els

. >> what we would like to see is a greenway in common with drury carmens -- comments.t to include some aspects of urban abaco -- urban agriculture. what we saw were people parking on it and what we thought is that there is room to share. jobina: we spoke with a supervisor's office because the parcel is in her district. they say they did not know who owns the land and they are looking into it. reggie: two californians are waking up winners after matching five of six numbers in the power ball drawing. the exciting one is the one was sold here. the prize was more than $1 million each. 19, 36, 37, 46, 56. it was sold at a gas station and this is where we find lena howland. lena: good morning. this is one of the locations where the california lottery says someone bought a ticket worth $1.5 million. the address led us to this mobile gas station. nobody matched all six numbers meaning the jackpot is now at 800 million dollars for the next drawing saturday night making it the second largest prize in the history of the game. in addition, a second ticket was sold at a cvs in ran

report multiple law enforcement agencies are involved in this active shooting near the noose river greenway. the shooter had a long gun that he was dressed all in camouflage and also had a camo backpack now one of the local hospitals, wake med raleigh, which is a trauma center reports they've received at least three trauma victims. no word on their condition you can see police walking around the neighborhood and the nature trails around the homes they've cordoned off the neighborhood the live pictures show that they've reopened part of this neighborhood but not all of it and the latest we have from our station there is that this shooter is still out there somewhere. and the truth is, no one seems to know exactly how many victims there are. as i said, our local stations reporting multiple people have been killed but exactly how many and how many others have been injured remains to be seen state law enforcement have been instructed to head to raleigh to help they just began letting people into part of the neighborhood, baugh large part of it is still closed off east raleigh, around a jogging

it's going to be be a game changer to have the golden gate greenway. >> reporter: the fire departmens the overhead transit lines have to be moved. but if and when it's completed, those who are organizing the effort say the green way could provide something the tenderloin has lacked. hope. that things here can change. >> you do it one block at a timd if you can show what you can do on one block, why can't you do it on a third block and a fourth a fourth block? so many people are so downtrodden and really down on the city and the tenderloin and i think we need to be the change we want to see and actually make change happend then a lot can happen. so i -- think we can dream big. >> reporter: in san francisco's, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the money for the project wod come from both the city and the public fundraising drive. the organizers say they don't have a a timeline for completion but they hope the first phase could be finished within six months. > >> well, the haight ashbury strt fair is back. it took over the street today. for hundreds of vendors and two different musical stages, each

. >> reporter: officers rushing to the neuse river greenway. >> he led off the shots back there. that's when everybody just -- it was chaos. >> reporter: one man says he saw the shooter in camouflage clothes. >> he was walking and when i tell you he was walking, it was like nothing had happened. and he was just walking looking straight forward he had his gun on his side. >> reporter: the boy captured after an hours' long manhunt >> we're calling you with a very early trauma alert from an active shooter scene we've got about a 15-year-old male who has what appears to be an open wound. >> reporter: information has been limited from investigators. >> we don't have answers as to why this tragedy occurred. >> reporter: lives have been ripped apart susan kranatz loved to run she was killed while running yesterday. tom writing online, we had plans together with the boys and we had plans together as empty nesters. we had plans together for growing old, always together now those plans are laid to waste. nicole conners left her job to care for her mother after a stroke her husband tracy sa

it began in neighborhood streets and then the shooter fled towards a greenway and continued shootingple as he did that. the police here really praising all of the witnesses and people who called 911 and helped them to track the shooter and to get to him because this was an hour's long stand-off and man hunt where people were asked to stay in their homes as officers were out searching for the shooter. they ultimately found him and were able to apprehend him, holed up in a barn. still, so many questions here today about why this happened and how even that shooter got those guns -- or that gun. jose? >> priscilla thompson, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, a second exclusive interview with a candidate in the critical pennsylvania senate race. what mehmet oz had to say about how his campaign mocked opponent john fetterman. >>> a jury gave the parkland shooter life in prison instead of a life sentence. we'll talk to the father of one person who -- well, lost his daughter in the massacre. calls it a gut punch. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." diaz-balart reports. us. right now

year-old white male, who was in custody and in the hospital, opened fire along a two-mile stretch of greenwaye five victims who ranged in age from 16 to 52, including a raleigh police officer. the mayor delivering this plea about gun violence. >> we have to end this mindless gun violence that is happening in our country. we have work to do, but there are too many victims and we have to wake up. >> the police chief sayings they are still investigating the motive and how the teenage suspect obtained the weapon used in the attack. >>> today the families of the victims of the parkland school shooting are expressing everything from anger to shock after a jury spared the life of shooter nikolas cruz. >> this monster killed 17 people, like how can that -- how can he live another day? >> i hope he has the fear in him every second of his life. >> if not now the death penalty, then when? when? >> a range of emotions understandably played out in the courtroom as the jury made its recommendation. 17 students and teachers were killed in that horrific attack. joining me now is linda schulman, the mother of

killed, two more injured when a 15-year-old gunman opened fire in the street and then in nearby greenway. the victims killed ranging in age from 16 to 52, one an off duty police officer. the gunman taken into custody after a long standoff. >> we don't have answers as to why this tragedy occurred. >> reporter: the tragedy part of an alarming american story playing out every day. over the past two weeks, five people shot to death at a home in south carolina. in arkansas, two people killed, another injured by a man on a shooting spree. a child killed in a drive-by shooting in oklahoma city. those responding to the violence becoming victims themselves. just this week two officers killed in the line of duty in connecticut, one in mississippi, another in nevada. two more injured in illinois, and three in pennsylvania. >> at some point it becomes enough. and i think we've already passed that point where it's enough. >> reporter: and in the courtroom, a haunting mass shooting in florida back in the spotlight after the gunman who killed 17 people at parkland high school was sentenced to life in p

and then as police arrived on scene, the shooter fled to a greenway and continued shooting people and it took hours for police to finally apprehend him. kate, aaron? >> priscilla thompson for us, thank you. >>> president biden is preparing to highlight a new executive order designed to lower precipitation drug prices. he's going to speak at a rally tonight in california. this is all part of a three-state west coast trip, as he stumps for democrats ahead of the midterms. the timing lines up with the start of medicare open enrollment. that kicks off tomorrow. nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli is traveling with the president in california. mike, talk to us a little bit more about this captured. what's the president's plan here? >> well, aaron, what the president is really doing here with this captured, it's a symbolic effort to try to draw more attention to what was a much more substantiative accomplishment for the biden administration. of course, that inflation reduction act we were talking about just over the last few months. specifically, of course, in the i.r.a., there a