francis family are devastated. >> john quinones is with us from tulsa tonight. and john, this shooting obviously comes after uvalde, texas, after the buffalo supermarket and each one of these shootings with ar-15-style rifles. this time, authorities say it was purchased just hours before the attack? >> reporter: that's right, david. on the very same day that he went inside the building behind me on the second floor and started firing. having said that, the system here worked very well. in the worlds of the tulsa police chief today, our training led us to take immediate action, without hesitation. that's exactly whaters d oi that, they no doubt saved countless lives. david? >>quinones, thank you. >>> now, to uvalde, texas, and tonight, we are hearing for the first time here from that teacher's lawyer who police say initially left that school door open. well tonight, what they say is the real story of what happened at that door and that teacher's call to 911. marcus moore from uvalde again tonight. >> reporter: as investigators study the moment a gunman appears to

john quinones is there live getting some r&r on the gorgeous rehoboth beach. the flight of black-headed gulls crowds reclaiming the vibrance of the rehoboth beach boardwalk. >> it's friendly, clean, it's safe. it's the place you want to be. >> reporter: but in 2020, the pandemic creating financial turbulence. in the first seven months of that year, downtown rehoboth beach and the boardwalk weathering a combined $91 million loss in revenue. now, the boardwalk is back in full swing as people visit from far and wide to check out all the fun. >> what do you like about this place? >> just the environment. i like parking your car and not getting back in it until you leave to go back to the airport. >> reporter: hundreds of businesses lining up the promenade. many of them threaded into the fabric of this community. grateful for a second chance after the pandemic. did you think about shutting down this store? >> as a matter of fact, we did. this is our original store. this is the 30th summer for it and we seriously considered and in the beginning of summer 2020. >> rep

the legend sharing her plans with abc's john quinones. >> you don't have to do this.important? >> it just is. >> it touches you. >> it does. it's important to me. >> reporter: there may be no figure in show business as legendary as jennifer lopez. ♪ don't stop keep it moving ♪ >> reporter: with smash hits like "on the floor." ♪ get on the floor ♪ ♪ na na na na na na ♪ >> reporter: and "i'm real." ♪ i'm real the way you stand the way you look i'm real ♪ >> reporter: from the dance floor to the big screen and even on music's biggest stage, her name synonymous with the word "success." the superstar has sold more than 70 million records worldwide. and together her movies have earned a total of $3.1 billion. and at 52 years old, j. lo is still plowing full steam ahead, helping to launch a bold new initiative to support latina entrepreneurs. and releasing a new documentary on netflix. >> part of being a good performer is being aware. whoever's around me right there you feel me. >> reporter: in the film "halftime," j. lo pulls back the curtain on the 2020 super bowl halftime

john quinones in tulsa for us. >>> it comes after the school shooting in uvalde, texas, and tonight, we hear from the teacher's lawyer who police initially said left that school door open. tonight, what they say is the real story of what happened at that door and that teacher's call to 911. >>> as we come on tonight, the

the superstar getting emotional in an interview with our john quinones talking about the mission close of north america. well, now jenny is going back to the block helping thousands of thousands of latina businesswomen. ♪ all right now ♪ >> reporter: jennifer lopez. ♪ don't be fooled by the rock tharocks that i got ♪ ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ >> reporter: her name synonymous with the word success. ♪ tonight we gonna be on the floor ♪ >> reporter: now she's focusing on helping others achieve their own as well. >> honestly, i'm hoping to kind of change the fabric of america, especially for latino women. >> reporter: her hope to help boost latina small business owners through investment. the 52-year-old partnering with goldman sachs, and a nonprofit announcing this morning they plan to give out more than $14 billion in loans to low income latina entrepreneurs over the next eight years. >> the inability to get access to capital is one of the things we feel so strongly about together and the ability to accelerate the opportunity to have jennifer be the national ambassador and ultim

four victims killed and john quinones has the latest. >> reporter: this morning authorities are searching answers after a mass shooting in tulsa, oklahoma, left four people dead. >> there's shooting at the natalie building. 6475 south yale. >> they're running in. >> reporter: police seen storming the building after a man entered a medical office armed with a rifle. >> officers immediately rushed to the second floor of the location where the shooting was taking place. when they got there, they found a few people had been shot, a couple were dead at that point. >> reporter: authorities say the gunman who has yet to be identified died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the scene. his motive currently under investigation. >> he had one long gun, a rifle and one handgun on the scene. >> reporter: the governor of oklahoma releasing a statement calling the attack a senseless act of hatred and violence. police sending a bomb squad unit to a home in a tulsa suburb, responding to concerns that he could have planted a bomb there. officials say they cleared the location. authorities have made it