the shooter setting up an ambush in the front lobby, rookie officer nickolas wilt and field training officer cory gallon away taking fire as they pull up. >> back up, back up. >> still running towards the gunfire, up the stairs to the bank entrance when officer wilt is shot. officer gallaway grazed by a bullet, finding cover. >> straight through these windows straight to the officer. >> returning fire, killing the suspect. >> i think i got him down. i think he's down. suspect down. >> authorities releasing body camera videos late today, the entire incident lasting just nine minutes. the shooter using an ar-15 he bought less than a week before the attack. >> he purchased the weapon legally from one of the local dealerships here in louisville. >> authorities say as a current bank employee, the shooter, 25-year-old connor sturgeon walked through the front door, opening fire in a crowded conference room and live streaming the assault on instagram. >> we know he left a note. we know he texted or called at least one person to let them know he was suicidal and contemplating harm. >> official

the deadly mass shooting video of a police shooting of nickolas wilt, and the officer training him racing to the scene, immediately coming under fire. officer wilt just ten days on the job, shot in the head of the bank's entrance. tonight his condition after surgery. his training officer taking down the shooter. authorities revealing the 25-year-old gunman who worked at the bank bought his ar-15 less than a week before the shooting legally. five co-workers killed. tonight what we are learning about them and their families. the devastating loss. trevor ault in louisville. also tonight, the terrifying afternoon at another bank, one

was nickolas wilt who remains in critical condition after being shot in the head while responding. he graduated the police academy just 10 days ago and his younger brother wants to be a police officer just like nickolas wilt. please keep him and the victims in your prayers tonight. we have "gutfeld!" coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> happy monday, everyone. i am back, you lucky people, i am back. and i took a week off. a few days of court-ordered community service. but you know, what did not take a day or a week off, trans. and boy, it is starting to get boring. i remember when we called them cross-dressers. a swimmer, riley gaines, was attacked by a monroe's mob. [inaudible] [inaudible] [bleep] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> greg: oh, that was fun. lovely people. she spoke out because she feared that she was being attacked. what was her crime? defending female athletes. including this athlete who has shoulders that are wider than the rear end of joy behar. school sided with the mob, not her, that is what the modern left considers feminism, i might consider wearing a bra again. glor

. >> this morning at 25 year old employee open fired, one of them was nickolas wilt who remains in criticaltion after being shot in the head while responding. he graduated the police academy just 10 days ago and his younger brother wants to be a police officer just like nickolas wilt. please keep him and the victims in your prayers tonight. we have "gutfeld!" coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> happy monday, everyone. i am back, you lucky people, i am back. and i took a week off. a few days of court-ordere

one of them rookie police officer nickolas wilt.t days into his job struck in the head before his partner fired the fatal shot killing the gunman. late wednesday hundreds of mourners took part in a vigil just blocks away from the crime scene. kentucky governor andy beshear emotional about losing one of his friends and having to tell his wife >> this person murdered my friend, calling your friend's wife who is also your friend to tell her that her husband is gone amongst the hardest things i have ever done >> reporter: and if there is any silver lining in all of this, it's that the hospital almost daily has provided patient updates and that several of the nine who were initially wounded or injured have been released. at last check, two patients remain in area hospitals one of them in fair condition, the other 26-year-old officer nickolas wilt in critical but stable condition following, of course, that emergency brain surgery he underwent on monday ana. >> thanks so much for that update, morgan chesky live for us in kentucky. >>> jury

one, officer nickolas wilt, shot in the head j.d. worley watched it happen in horror across the street. >> other officers grabbed him and carried him off as he was unfortunately motionless never could have fathomed i would ever see something like this happen. >> reporter: at 26, officer wilt is less than two weeks out of the academy. >> nick has come out of brain surgery and is in critical but stable condition as we speak. >> reporter: kentucky's governor praising police, who raced to confront the gunman, and asking for time to grieve >> it seems like we argue so much in this country, so much anger. i still believe that love and compassion and humanity can lead us to a better place this is hard it's really hard >> maggie, any more details on a possible motive here? >> reporter: so lester, according to officials, authorities are investigating this as an instance of workplace violence, noting the suspect, who was an employee at that bank, may have suffered from mental health issues and adding they expect much more to come out in the co

reporter: two of the eight people injured are in the hospital including louisville police officer nickolas wilt one of the first to respond just thcame wh wilt back when he was a firefighter describe him as community service oriented. >> absolutely not surprised that he wasn't among the first and he was going do whatever he could to save people. >> reporter: wilt was shot in the head by the gunman and is still in critical condition. another responding officer shot and klled a suspect shortly after wilt was injured. students at wilt's former high school got together yesterday to show their support for the officer and his family. so the shooter's family has also said that their son had some mental health challenges that were being addressed, but they were not aware that there was ever a warning sign that he was, quote, capable of this shocking act. they're working with police to understand just what happened. back to you. >> all right, jarred hill in new york. thanks. >>> two democratic representatives are calling on california democratic senator dianne feinstein to resign. the 89-year-old has be

i found out this morning that the brother of that injured officer, nickolas wilt, is following in his footsteps he's about halfway through louisville's police academy program. ana? >> ken, you've been digging into kentucky's gun laws. what have you learned? >> well, ana, like a lot of red states, kentucky has been repealing gun laws in recent years. in 2019, the legislature took away what had been a mandate to get a license if you wanted to carry a concealed weapon in kentucky basically, there are no rules other than the federal requirement that you can't buy a gun if you have a felony conviction there is no state rule against someone with mental illness or domestic violence conviction or violent misdemeanor conviction from acquiring a gun in kentucky more than that, just a few weeks ago, the -- a bill became law in kentucky, known as the second amendment sanctuary law, which essentially makes it a crime for kentucky officials to enforce certain federal gun regulations. in this case, regulations passed after 2021 now, a lot of scholars believe these kinds of laws are unconstitutional,

. >> reporter: tonight three remain hospitalized, including officer nickolas wilt still in critical condition the chief adding wilt was on his fourth shift, less than two weeks out of the academy. his twin brother just started. also wounded with minor injuries officer officer cory galloway who investigators say killed the shooter >> i can't hear her voice anymore. i can't touch her. i can't tell her how much i love her. >> reporter: the details do nothing to numb her pain. her 45-year-old daughter, juliana farmeramong the dead, amid a successful career in banking. she was just recruited back to louisville and old national bank three weeks ago. how do you make sense of that? she just got back there. >> there is no sense to be had. i just feel like that man stole her from us. i don't understand his reasoning. i don't understand why she's gone >> and, maggie, officials, i know, are applauding the heroism displayed by police even after the shooter was down >> yeah, lester, that's right they tell us here yesterday ems agencies were actually short-staffed. so a louisville police lieutenant improvis

we're making entry -- >> reporter: police body cam video shows the moments louisville officers nickolas wilt and cory galloway rushed in to confront the gunman at old national bank on monday. wilt had only been on the job for two weeks. he was shot in the head by the gunman and is now in critical condition. galloway was shot in the arm. cell phone video shows him taking cover before eventually shooting and killing the suspect. >> these officers unflinchingly answered the call to protect and their duty to serve. tragically lives were lost, but countless lives were saved. >> reporter: the suspect killed five of his co-workers in monday's attack. deana eckert, who died monday night, joshua barrick, thomas elliott, james tut, and 45-year-old juliana farmer. she had just moved to louisville aout three weeks ago to help raise her four grandkids. >> my mom was the sweetest person, lovingest person. a smile that lit up the room. >> reporter: a memorial is growing out the bank as people bring flowers and leave messages to honor the victims. >> it's something that hits a little closer to home because

among the injured is rookie police officer nickolas wilt. he was almost two weeks into the job. he is now in stable but critical condition. >>> berkeley there's a search for a person police believe is connected to several sexual battery cases. the most recent attack happened last night. we are told a woman walking near the foothills student housing complex was violent agrabbed from behind. the suspect knocked the woman to the ground where she was able to fight back and escape. ucpd is conducting this investigation and is looking for the man you see on your screen right now. law enforcement is potentially connecting the attack to two other recent sexual battery cases in the area. >>> and oakland city officials will be talking about proposal to end the eviction moratorium in place during the pandemic. that process seeks to ease struggling tenants back to paying represent. the city's ban is one of the strongest in the state providing emergency assistance and legal services. once it's brought up to the community and economic development committee today. it could move forward to the

over, four people were shot and killed, nine taken to a nearby hospital, including rookie officer nickolas wilt ten days, who was shot in the head. tonight s.w.a.t. teams and investigators are at the suspect's home, searching for a motive. >> he texted a friend, called a friend last night and left a voicemail he's going to kill everyone at the bank, feeling suicidal. >> reporter: governor andy beshear was visibly shaken. >> we lost four children of god today, one of whom was one of my closest friends. >> reporter: caleb goodlett's panicked wife, a bank employee, called him from a locked vault. >> we heard multiple shots. then everything got quiet. that's when ambulances started arriving. >> reporter: officer wilt remains in critical but stable condition. louisville's police chief credits her officers' bravery and quick action for saving lives and preventing even more serious injuries. norah. >> roxana saberi, thank you. >>> there's breaking news now from nashville, where a black democratic lawmaker was just unanimously reinstated just days after republicans threw him and another democrat out of

he immediately shot officer nickolas wilt.y galloway was shot head on and rolled down the steps. cell phone video shows galloway taking cover, trying to find a clear shot, before finally killing the shooter in the front lobby of the bank. >> he's down. get the officer! >> went towards danger in order to save and preserve life. >> reporter: police have searched the shooter's home and recovered several items, but are still investigating his motive. >> we do know this was targeted. he knew those individuals, of course, because he worked there. >> reporter: the gunmen killed five of his colleagues. deana eckert, who died overnight, joshua barrick, thomas elliot, james tutt, andp. and when did she tell you about her job here? >> that she>>eporter: in an exce interview with cbs news, her kids, john and alia chambers said the 35 euros i just moved to louisville to help raise her four grandkids. and come to me and raise my own, and i can't see my mama no more. >> reporter: did you ever think that someone you love so much could go in t

over four people were shot and killed, nine taken to a nearby hospital including rookie officer nickolas wiltas shot in the head. tonight s.w.a.t. teams and investigators are at the suspect's home searching for a motive. >> he texted a friend, called a friend last night said that he was going to kill everyone in the bank. and feeling suicidal. >> reporter: andy beshear was visibly shaken. >> we lost four children of god today. one of whom was one of my closest friends. >> reporter: caleb goodlett's paniced wife a employee called him from a locked vault. >> everything got quiet, that's when ambulances started arriving. >> reporter: officer wilt is in critical but stable condition, louisville police chief credits officers bravery and quick action for saving lives and preventing even more serious injuries. norah. >> norah: roxana saberi, thank you. breaking news from nashville wherea black democratic lawmaker was just unanimously reinstated just days after republicans threw him and another democrat out of the tennessee legislature. cbs's mark strassmann reports the representatives were removed a

officer nickolas wilt's underwent brain surgery for the gunshot wound he sustained. tions were crical in yesterday's lifesaving efforts. the louisville mayor has asked anyone who can to donate. >>> a new survey giving us a clearer picture of guns and threats of violence across the united states. the pole from the kaiser family foundation found that one in five americans has had a family member killed by a gun. about the same number have been threatened with a gun. one in six have actually witnessed a shooting. the same poll found that three out of four households with guns have at least one firearm that is either unlocked, loaded or kept with ammunition. >> elizabeth holmes will have to continue her fight from freedom from federal prison. the mother of two has been ordered to surrender on april 27th to begin serving a more than 11 your sentence. >>> state water managers are warning communities in and around the sierra to be ready for anything as the massive snowpack begins to melt. that could include massive flooding. this year's snowpack is one of the largest on rec

tonight two people remain in the hospital, including police officer nickolas wilt.in critical condition. at a vigil tonight mourners honored the five people killed in monday's shooting, deana eckerta barrick, thomas elliott, james tutt and juliana farmer, all employees at the bank where the gunman worked. tiffany caldwell knew two of the victims. you afraid at all this could happen again? >> you know, i have two college kids on different campus, and this could happen anywhere, but yes. i mean, you have to live your life still. >> reporter: in a statement, the shooter's family condemned what they called this senseless act of violence, adding while he had mental health challenges, there were never any warning signs he was capable of this shocking act. funerals for at least two of the victims are set to take place on friday. norah? >> roxana saberi, thank you very much. >>> and another big story that we are following, a huge toxic fire at a former recycling plant in richmond, indiana is expected to continue to burn for several more days. it's forced schools to close an

tonight, to go people remain in the hospital, including police officer nickolas wilt.g, but remains in critical condition. at a vigil in louisville tonight, mourners honored the five people killed in monday's shooting. dan eckerd, joshua barrick, thomas elliot, james tutt, and juliana farmer. all employees at the bank where the gunman worked. tiffany cardwell new two of the victims. are you afraid at all that this could happen again? in a different community? >> you know, i have two college kids, different campuses, and this could happen, you know, anywhere, but yes, i mean, you have to live your life, still. >> reporter: in a statement, the shooter's family condemned what they called this senseless act of violence, adding, while he had mental health challenges, there were never any warning signs he was capable of the shocking act. funerals for at least two of the victims are set up take place on friday. norah? >> norah: roxana saberi, inc. you very much. and another big story that we are following, a huge, toxic fire at a former recycling plant in richmond, indiana, i

he immediately shot officer nickolas wilt.oway was shot head-on and rolled down the steps. cell phone video shows galloway taking cover, trying to find a clear shot before finally killing the shooter in the front lobby of the bank. >> he's down. get the officer! >> he went towards danger in order to save and preserve life. > reporter: police have searched the shooter's home and recovered several items but are still investigating his motive. >> we do know that this was targeted. he knew those individuals, of course, because he worked there. >> reporter: the gunman killed five of his colleagues. deanna eckert, who died overnight. joshua barrick, thomas elliot. james tutt, and juliana farmer, whose car is still parked outside the bank. >> and what did she tell you about her job here? >> that she loved it. she was happy, very happy. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with cbs news, her kids said the 45-year-old had just moved to louisville to help raise her four grandkids. >> for her to drop everything and come to me, it break

. >> two police officers were also wounded, including nickolas wilt who graduated from the academy just ten days prior. he was shot in the head and is now in critical condition after brain surgery. police now also naming the gunman, 25-year-old connor sturgeon, his linked in profile shows he worked at the bank several years, but sources tell abc he was recently given notice he was going to be fired and left a note to his parents and friends indicating he planned to shoot up the bank. two former bank employees tell us they're devastated. they say they knew the shooter, described him as a friendly young man and saw no red flags. >> it is mind boggling to hear who do it. >> they describe old national bank as a great family atmosphere. debbie moore threw her old boss a surprise 62nd birthday party. >> he was very loved, he will be very missed. and hopefully we all see each other one day. >> overnight, the louisville community holding a vigil for the victims. mayor craig greenberg who himself is already a survivor of a separate workplace shooting last year, vowing to work every hour every da

one officer, nickolas wilt. then officer galloway takes the suspect out.he officers ' actions are nothing short of heroic. >> by staying in the fire and going back inside the scene, keeping themselves in danger, that is super human. >> we're hearing from those who survived the hearing, including one woman who locked herself inside the bank's vault. the gunman's parents revealing the shooter did struggle with mental health challenges. the suspect left behind a note of some kind and before the shooting contacted at least one person to tell him he was suicidal and contemplating hurting other people. as far as officer wilt, he remains in critical, but stable condition. back to you. >> brian: guy with mental challenges somehow got a gun, how did he pass a background check? whose gun is it? we'll find out soon. >> ainsley: coming up next, senator tim scott joins us live with a can't-miss announcement on his political future. >> steve: hmm. h. .. with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst

nickolas wilt was sworn in as an officer less than two weeks before the shooting.after getting shot in the head. his training officer was grazed by a bullet before returning fire, killing the 25-year-old shooter. police say the shooter, a bank employee, who sources say was about to be fired, used an 5 he bought just days before the attack. the weapon will eventually be auctioned off to a federally licensed dealer because kentucky law bans authorities from destroying seized guns. >> that murder weapon will be back on the streets one day under kentucky's current law. >> the shooter's family said overnight that they never saw any warning signs. louisville's mayor wants the state to give local municipalities to make some gun reform. five people were killed in this shooting, eight injured, and the white house again is calling on congress to pass gun reform legislation. >> thank you. it looks like there might be another addition to the list of possible 2024 presidential candidates. senator tim scott is planning to launch a presidential exploratory committee today accordi

one of them, nickolas wilt, just graduated from the academy 10 days ago. he was shot in the head and is in critical condition. there have been 15 mass shootings that have happened in april alone. overall there have been 146 mass shootings in america in 2023. these cases are only part of the story. they are just a fraction along with the suicides, murders, or other shootings that make up gun violence cases in america. reggie: stunning nuisance -- stunning new stats shows how many americans are affected by gun violence. one in five adults say they have been threatened with a gun. 84% of people say they have taken precautions to protect themselves from the possibility of gun violence. one third of people say they have avoided large crowds in order to protect themselves from the possibility of gun violence. kumasi: gun violence is having an effect in the bay area. we are hearing heartbreaking words of a friend who nerd -- of a friend who knew five-year-old eliana. amanda del castillo you is live in -- amanda del castillo i live in fremont. reporter: details ar

nickolas wilt was sworn in less than two weeks before the shooting.listed in critical condition after being shot in the head. his training officer was grazed by a bullet after returning fire . police say the shooter, a bank employee who sources say was about to be fired used the ar-15 that he bought just days before the attack. the weapon will be eventually auctioned off to a federally licensed dealer because kentucky law bans authorities from destroying seized guns. >> the murder weapon will be back on the streets one day under the kentucky current law. jobina: state of local municipalities to make changes to gun laws. the shooter's family says overnight they never saw any warning signs here. five people were killed in the shooting. eight were injured. the white house is once again calling on congress to pass them reform legislation. kumasi: thank you. san francisco's public utilities commission is ending the water shortage emergency thanks to all the wet weather we have seen and they also voted to lift a drought surcharge starting in may. they are k

after his rookie partner, nickolas wilt was shot in the head >> i think i got him down. think he's down. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect, connor sturgeon was in an ambush position, shooting from behind the lobby's reflective grass until officer galloway fired the fatal shot. >> suspect down, get the officer. >> reporter: these new images show the shooter inside the bank, armed with an ar-15, investigators say he purchased legally less than a week earlier from a louisville gun store. officials say sturgeon waited for police, shooting at bystanders before striking officer wilt who remains in critical, but stable condition >> joining me from louisville right now is nbc news correspondent morgan chesky. i understand that we got a statement from the family of the shooter. what have they said? >> reporter: they released that statement overnight to nbc and in it they acknowledged they could have never con soceived tr 25-year-old son could be capable of this act of violence that took multiple lives, and acknowledged that connor sturgeon was going through multiple mental

louisville health and the lead doctor treating the three victims still hospitalized including officer nickolas wilt i know you're very busy at this hour can you give us an update on those who are still recovering at your hospital today >> so there's really no change in their condition officer wilt remains in critical condition in our icu, and the other two people are still being treated in our hospital. >> while taking care of those bank shooting victims, your hospital also had to respond to more gun violence at the local community college, and you said at this press conference this was not an infrequent day for you. tell us what you see day-to-day in your hospital >> i think that's the message that needs to get out is that, you know, this was a horrific event and a tragedy. my heart absolutely goes out to the people that were affected by this, but this is also, you know, an everyday event in our community. it's an everyday event in communities around this country that is taking a toll on the people that are responding to these. it's taking a toll on the people that are trying to care for these pat

grazing officer corey galloway who scrambled to take cover and return fire after his partner, nickolas wilt, was shot in the head. >> i think he's down! >> reporter: the suspect, 25-year-old connor sturgeon was in an ambush position shooting behind the lobby's reflective glass until the officer fired the fatal shot. >> suspect is down! get the officer! >> reporter: these new images show the shooter inside the bank. armed with an ar-15 investigators say he purchased legally a week earlier from a louisville gun store. he waited for police, shooting at bystanders before striking the officer who remains in critical but stable condition. >> this young man went back in to the line of fire in order to protect others. >> reporter: in a statement to nbc news overnight, the shooter's family writing their son had mental health issues which we as a family were actively addressing. there were no warning signs he was capable of this shocking act. dr. jason smith who treated the victims getting emotional and pleading for action. >> to everyone that helps make policy, i would simply ask you to do something

james tutt, and dena eckerthers were wounde eight others were wounded, including a young policeman nickolas wiltu know why this happened? >> i don't think there's any way to know for sure we know that connor was struggling with some mental health issues. i'm afraid that whatever we come up with as the cause still isn't going to make sense. >> there was no clear tell, so this could happen to someone else and we don't want that to happen >> that's why we're here >> that's why we're here >> reporter: the sturgeons say connor's struggle happened just a year ago panic attacks, anxiety, and an attempted suicide. but he was seeing a psychiatrist, a counselor, and taking medication, things seeming to have settled until six days before the shooting >> in the days leading up to this incident, what did you notice about connor? was he struggling? >> yes, he called me on the tuesday before the event, and he said, well, i had a panic attack yesterday, and i had to leave work and i said, okay, well, what happened what was the cause i don't know i don't know what it was, but i think i should take off a while. a

one of those, of course, 26-year-old officer nickolas wilt who we're told is in critical but stable conditionwe are learning today his brother is currently halfway through louisville's police academy program. hoda? >> all right. morgan, thank you. >>> meanwhile, two days after two tennessee state lawmakers were expelled from the state house for joining a high-profile gun reform protest that broke decorum rules, one has been reinstated. the fate of the other expected to be decided later this week. let's get to catie beck in nashville for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. representative justin jones says he's feeling hopeful after being reappointed to his seat. on an interim basis. yesterday hundreds of supporters gathering here at the tennessee state capitol to try to send a strong message to the republican leaders who ousted him from office. a triumphant justin jones returning to the tennessee state house just days after the republican-led legislature expelled him. >> no expulsion, no attempt to silence us will stop us. >> reporter: hours earlier, the national council voting unanim