pow experience in vietnam. this is by far the most readable, the most easily understood, and the best account that i have personally ever read, and i encourage you to pick up a copy. i encourage you to pick up a copy and read it. you also had the opportunity to have him autograph it today, and i encourage you to do that. i want us all to give alvin another round of applause for taking the time and writing such a wonderful book and such a wonderful account. [applause] alvin: thank you. >> the autographs will actually occur up by the bookstore over here. the flight deck shop. behind you. up against the wall. he'll be there to sign the autographs and you can pick up a book. ladies and gentlemen, thanks for coming today. >> thank you all. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend. to join the conversation, find us on facebook. weekend on the presidency, colonial williamsburg posts a lecture -- hosts a lecture on george washington's life after retirement from the presidency. >> r

pow pow pow pow pow pow.rom my bed. oh i said, oh, christian. >> tonight what neighbors are saying now about living with on-going violence in the area. >>> plus police responding to a call end up in an emergency themselves. when their suv collides with another car in olney. >> you don't see a police car on your steps every day, but, yeah, i mean it's a little shocking. >> where the vehicles ended up that might have been their saving grace. ♪ live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> first we start with the latest developments on the deadly nightclub shooting in orlando. authorities are considering filing criminal charges against the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter as investigators dig deeper into the gunman's past. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm dawn timmeney investigators are peacing together the shooter's movements leading up to that massacre and they're zeroing in on how much his wife knew about the plot. noor salman was reportedly with omar mateen when he cased poss

we heard it again a few seconds later pow pow pow pow. we are like no, i said we are not going out there. i don't know what's going on out there, but we are staying in this stall. and that's what we did. >> and so did you ever see -- ever come close to the killer? >> well, i would say close. the only thing that was between us was the bathroom stall. >> so he walked in front of the stall or came in front of the stall? >> well, when we heard the second round of shots, we -- me and my friend, i told her let's sit on the bowl, lay sideways, keep our feet from being seen underneath so in case if he does come in he see no, sir feet underneath there and hopefully he would, you know, ignore and just move on. apparently people were already running in from the outside of the club inside the bathroom. they ran straight to the back stall which was a bigger stall made like a handicap, much roomier. and then he came walking in and he started shooting through the door of that stall they were in and we were just there staying quiet hearing all their pow

. >> we heard the shots, pow pow pow pow pow, oh, my god, somebody is shooting. come out here, lord, cop, they just shot a cop. the night before that, it's all this drug activity going on. >> reporter: christopher dorman was shot seven times one in the face, four times in the chest, once in the groin once in the leg. soon a large contingent of swat officers would converge on the apartment complex in the 1500 block of elm wood where the whole thing began. amtrak and septa service was suspended as the manhunt was underway. they caught up with him hiding out in an apartment. the 40 caliber gun was recovered. residents applauded when he was arrested. >> we are applauding because they got somebody bad off the streets. if he is going to shoot at a cop, he is going to shoot at innocent bystanders and i live right there. >> reporter: for this small community of folcroft officer christopher dorman is the first to be shot by someone in the line of duty. >> we want to ask you to keep this officer in your prayers as well as the family. >> to have an officer injured like this

. >> i heard pow pow pow pow pow pow. i was like oh, my god, somebody is shooting. they just shot a cop. there's all this drug activity going on. >> reporter: christopher dorman was shot in the face, chest and leg. a largeontingency of swat officers swarmed the area. soon they would catch up with him hiding out in the apartment. a 40 car bell handgun used in the ambush was recovered. >> we were glad he was arrested because if he is going to shoot a cop he is going to shoot anyone, because i live there. >> we ask you to keep this officer in your prayers as well as his family. >> to have an officer injured like this, never. it's a wake up call for these small towns. >> reporter: turns out christopher dorman wasn't supposed to be working yesterday morning he was filling in for someone else, he was days away from finding out if he was going to be hired as a septa police officer. >> we know christopher dorman has been in public service since the age of 16 when he joined the folcroft fire department as a volunteer. he became a folcroft police officer a year ago. neighbori

pow pow pow pow, i am like southbound is shooting.t the door, cops i said they just shot a cop. it's all this drug activity going on. >> reporter: christopher dorman was shot in the face, four times in the chest, once in the groin and once in the leg. >> it's and believable he is alive. a largetingent of swat officers swarmed the area. a manhunt for abdul wahi was underway. they found him hiding out in an apartment. a gun was recovered. residents applauded when he was arrested. >> we are applauding because they got somebody bad off the streets. if he is going to shoot at a cop. he is going to shoot at innocent bystanders and i live right there. >> reporter: for this small community of folcroft officer christopher dorman was the first one shot in the line of duty. >> we want to keep this officer in your prayers as well as his family. >> to have an officer injured like this, never. you know it's a wake up call for these small towns. >> reporter: turns out 25-year-old christopher dorman was not supposed to be working he was filling in fo

pow pow pow pow. >> there were six gunshots. all of which were about like 40 feet away us from. >> oh, my god, he just shot cop. >> reporter: dante island accused of of shooting officer dorman seven times. >> the doctor said that anyone of those rounds on his vest could have been fatal. he was shot both front and back of the vest with three wounds to his body, one in the face, one in his groin and one in his leg. so we just thank god he had his vest on. >> reporter: right behind him a second officer pulled up. >> the defendant at this point in time turned the gun and started to shoot at the second officer. >> reporter: that officer returned fire as officer dorman was somehow able to make his way down an alley where he was met by sergeant william bear who got him into his patrol car. >> just to get him to the hospital as quick as i could. >> reporter: the fbi swat and other agencies swarmed the block and by pinking island cell phone they were able to determine he was inside an adjacent apartment buildi

pow pow pow pow, oh, my god somebody is shooting. we got out of the door, and they just shot a cop. there's all this drug activity constantly going on. >> reporter: christopher dorman was shot once in the face, four times in the chest and once in the leg and once in the groin. fbi and swat would converge on the apartment complex in the 1500 block of elm wood where this whole thing began. amtrak service was suspended while the manhunt for abdul wahi was underway. soon they would find him. a 40 caliber handgun was recovered. residents applauded while he was arrested. >> we're applauding he got somebody bad off the street. he is going to shoot at a cop he'll shoot at an innocent bystanders and i live right there. >> reporter: for this small community of folcroft, officer christopher dorman is the first shot in the line of duty. >> we ask you to keep this officer in your prayers, as well as his family. >> to have an officer injured like this, never. it's a wake up call for small towns. >> reporter: turns out 25-year-old christopher dorma

all of a sudden it went from him saying something to him to pow pow pow pow pow. guns being shot. and my brother and myself we was like oh, my god, he shot the cop. >> reporter: dorman was race to do mercy fitzgerald hospital then on to penn press we attorney with gunshot wounds to his face, allegation and. he was conscious and his vest may have been saved his life. plenty of neighbors heard the incident play out. >> i heard what sounded like four gunshots pow pow pow pow. i thought it was a roofer's nail gun or something. but then of course i heard the sirens. so. >> reporter: sirens drew a massive police presence from all over delaware county. including heavily armed and armored swat team members. the accused shooter did not get far in the early afternoon the swat team moved in entering an apartment house on the same block and making the arrest. the accused gunman was taken away in this sharon hill police car. residents applauded that arrest but say the neighborhood has become something avenue war zo zone. >> bad block. just drug activity. all over. even right here across the st

pow pow pow pow. my brother was literally there just looking. i'm standing like right next to him. once we heard the shots i was just like, oh, my god, he just shot a cop! >> reporter: dorman was rushed to mercy fitzgerald hospital then on to penn presbyterian with no fewer than seven serious gunshot wounds. one shot to the face, four shots to the chest, a shot to the groin and one to the leg. >> the doctor said that anyone of those rounds or on his vest could have been fatal. he was shot in both front and back of the vest. >> reporter: neighbors were stunned by the mere sounds of the violence. >> there were six gunshots. all of which were about like 40 feet away from us it sounded like it could have been like right next to us that's how loud it was and then my dad rushed us to get into the house. >> reporter: police have now revealed what hee fired shots at the first officer tempting to rescue dorman. the incident took place just a few feet from folcroft police headquarters drawing a massive law enfo

. >> we heard a pow, pow, pow, pow. it caught my attention. >> reporter: he and a female friend hid propping themselves on a toilet inside one of the nightclub's four restrooms, so the gunman would not see their legs. at this point did you think you were going to survive? >> no. >> reporter: he said mateen was calm during the several calls to 911 where he demanded the u.s. stop bombing isis in syria. and then this chilling detail. he heard mateen wash his hands in the middle of the bloodshed. >> when i heard that explosion, i thought my life was over. >> reporter: do you believe this was more motivated by anti-american sentiment or anti-gay sentiment? >> he was killing two birds with one stone, but in all actuality, he killed 49 birds with one stone. >> reporter: emerging stories of survival remarkable. colon was shot three times. >> i could hear the shotguns closer. and i look over and he shoots the girl next to me. and i'm just laying down, i'm thinking, i'm next, i'm dead. >> reporter: patience carter was also hiding

. >> listen to music, then pow, powe,, pow. police say the circumstances of the homicide are still under investigation. the police are saying they do not believe this was a random crime. when i asked earlier, they said they do not have anybody in custody. withare asking anybody information to please give them or prince george's county crime solvers a call. live in hyattsville, tom: abc 7 news. alison: 7 on your side with a consumer alert for flyers. your next flight delay may be because of a critical shortage of air traffic controllers, according to congressional testimony today. already get a 27-year low. most officials say they don't think safety is at risk, but there is widespread agreement that flight delays are getting worse because of this staffing shortage. he isstill ahead -- accused of giving a shockingly light sentence. now the judge at the center of a national controversy is being removed from a new rate case. -- rape case. alison: and experts say they have pinpointed when there is the greatest risk of breast of fax

. >> you hear pow, pow, pow, bust through the wall. >> reporter: today patience and her friend are recovering from injuries and mourning the loss of their friend, 18-year-old akira murray. >> the guilt of being alive is heavy. >> reporter: such a heartbreaking story. tonight we know more than 20 people are hospitalized being treated for their injuries, six listed in critical condition. live in orlando, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> bolstered by the outcry after this massacre, california lawmakers today approved new restrictions on gun sales. the senate and assembly public safety committees passed a dozen gun control bills. they still must be approved by the full assembly and state senate. if passed, they'll go to the governor. among other things, legislation would further regulate ammunition sales and people with high-capacity magazines would be required to turn them in. gun control opponents say these new proposals will do nothing to protect the public. >> we think that the ar 15 used by this criminal because of its effectiveness, but you have to look at the other side. it is also

boom, boom, pow, pow, pow. whole lot of that. >> looked to the front, we sheltered the kids. >> mom yanked him down with her, but he was hit by a bullet that came through the kitchen window. >> i turned him around and he had a hole in his chest. >> they called 911, kept mark calm talking about his upcoming birthday. paramedics rushed him to the hospital. mom yanked him down at just the right time and angle. the bull went into his arm instead of his heart or spine. mark is going to be okay physically, but he's scared to go back home. mom doesn't blame him. she says that part of chester is now beyond dangerous. kids can't play outside, the shootings stop. >> it's always something. these people don't care. they don't care. they don't have to answer to nobody. it's ridiculous. and it keeps going on and on and on. >> and police really haven't said much at all about their investigation. the family says doctors are still trying to figure out how to get the bullet dislodged. mark should be able to leave the hospital to

. >> hey, pow, pow, pow, bust through the wall. >> reporter: patience is recovering from injuries an mourn the loss of their best friend, 18-year-old acora murray. >> reporter: we also heard from trauma doctors who were working that night who were also called in to the hospital to help. they described the chaos in the e.r. moments after the attack. saying they rushed into the o.r. and performed surgery after surgery and saved as many lives as they could. reporting live in orlando tonight, michelle roberts, bay area news. >> we'll see you again on our 6:00 newscast. let's take you back here, back at home. a live picture now at mccastro where you can see the memorial to those who lost their lives in that attack is growing. people have been dropping by here all day long to spend a few minutes and then they move on. it's a nonstop stream of people. >> let's talk about the investigation. a lot of focus this evening on omar mateen's wife. nbc news has learned that noor zahi salman told the fbi that she tried to dissuade him from carrying out this attack. in fact, she knew about the attack.

. >> we heard a pow, pow, pow. it caught my attention. >> reporter: he and a female friend hid, propping themselves on a toilet inside one of the nightclub's four restrooms so the gunman would not see their legs. >> at this point, did you think you were going the survive? >> no. >> reporter: mateen was calm, that he demanded the u.s. stop bombing isis in syria and then he heard mateen wash his hands in the middle of the bloodshed. >> i thought my life was over. >> reporter: do you believe this was motivated more by anti-american or anti-gay sentiment? >> he was killing two birds with one stone, but he killed 49 with one stone. >> reporter: the emerging stories of survival, remarkable. colon was shot three times. >> i can hear the shotguns closer and he shoots the girl next to me. and i'm just there laying down, i'm thinking, i'm next, i'm dead. >> reporter: patients carter was held hostage when she heard him speaking arabic, but not sure to whom. >> he said, are there any black people in here? i don't have a proble

, pow, pow, the methodical pow, pow, pow. whoa, that sounds really close and really cloud. >> what did you do? >> got my radio off the engine and immediately got in contact with dispatch to advise them that we had an active shooter situation and that until the scene was secure we were going to shelter in the station. i had already made my mind up to stage inside the station because of our close proximity. it's not like the old days, we don't go into shooting situations with the hot shell casing still laying there on the ground. now we've gotten to the point where we let the police go in and stabilize the situation. i didn't know if he was chasing them down the road or how it was going to happen. >> how long before you started having the victims be brought to us right here, brought to you right here, how long did you hear that methodical shooting? minutes? >> you know, it was just over a matter of seconds when the gun was going, pow, pow, pow, and you could tell it wasn't a small caliber pistol. it was definitely a long gun. b

. >> when i'm hearing, pow, pow, pow, pow, i'm like oh, no, not today. i was just down, and i was crawling and i was military -- i don't know. i was in vietnam, but i felt like i was in war. it took me somewhere, and i crawled out and i felt cement, which i knew i was on the back patio. and that's when i got up and started dodging his bullets. >> did you see people hit as you were crawling out? >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> they were like falling like flies. the two people that we saw, that got hit, he was actually behind me. and there was a gunshot wound and he grabbed on to me, like he felt the pain or something, i got scared and i felt like somebody was trying to grab me. and i turned and and i saw him hit. and i realized that could have been me, he was right behind me. >> who did you help? >> there was a gentleman named junior, he got shot on the right buttock on top, almost on his back, and that's when he took off his bandanna and held it in the hole. i got very emotional because i lifted it up and i saw it. i really wanted him to get through it. so i

. >> when i'm hearing, pow, pow, pow, pow, i'm like oh, no, not today. i was just down, and i was crawling and i was military -- i don't know. i was in vietnam, but i felt like i was in war. it took me somewhere, and i crawled out and i felt cement, which i knew i was on the back patio. and that's when i got up and started dodging his bullets. >> did you see people hit as you were crawling out? >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> they were like falling like flies. the two people that we saw, that got hit, he was actually behind me. and there was a gunshot wound and he grabbed on to me, like he felt the pain or something, i got scared and i felt like somebody was trying to grab me. and i turned and and i saw him hit. and i realized that could have been me, he was right behind me. >> who did you help? >> there was a gentleman named junior, he got shot on the right buttock on top, almost on his back, and that's when he took off his bandanna and held it in the hole. i got very emotional because i lifted it up and i saw it. i really wanted him to get through it. so i

. >> i could hear the steady methodical pow pow pow.ear the gunshots. >> you were hearing all of the gunshots? >> i was hearing gunshots from right inside here. >> code enforcement is here. the attorney says that is untrue. the fire department says we have no indication that exits were blocked. >> finally at 5:02, three hours after the first call, the s.w.a.t. team breaches. >> a dynamic and fluid situation. i think they did a tremendous job based on what we knew at the time. the shock in this community still has not worn off. >>> new studies show the zika virus is trickier than it appears. lurking for months in pregnant women and messing with their immune system. pregnancy suppresses the immune system as well, so it's possible that pregnant women can't fight off the infection as well. it will not be easy to fight that epidemic. new studies are hoping to create a vaccine. >>> and vice president joe biden's summit on cancer research. the bidens lost their son to brain cancer. now the vice president and his wife are hosting at howard univ

the gunman heard that, and went off with his rifle: pow, pow, pow, " >> reporter: catherine heenan, kronws. >> pam:tonight. new details are coming out about the orlando gunman's history of violence. grant lodes joins us now. >> pam:and grant there was practically a lifetime of red flags. in omar mateen's life. >> pam:the alarming information reveals the mass killer had a pattern of disturbing behavior. >> grant:extending back to childhood.former classmates coming forward.saying even as a young boy --- omar mateen was troubled and disruptive. >> grant:when he was in fourth or classmates says mateen threatened to bring a gun to school and kill everyone. he was just around 10 years old at the time. >> grant:documents obtained from the saint lucie county school district in florida show he was disciplined thirty one times over a seven year span. >> grant:the record described him as quote "rude and aggressive" and say he frequently talked about "violence and sex". mateen's high school peers say in the days following september 11-th.he claimed osama bin laden was his uncle.and mocked the attack

they heard pow, pow, pow, pow, gunshots. one after another across the club. people were called, diving to the floor seeing wounded, perhaps dying people lying right next to them. at some point the man exited the club, and got into some sort of a gun exchange with three police officers. one of the police officers was apparently wounded. he went back in the club, that is when this three-hour stand oven sued where he barricaded himself inside the club and there were at least 30 other people inside the club who were hostages. that of course was great concern for law enforcement that as horrific as the blood spilling had been up to that point that it could get even worse. at some point they made the decision, we have to storm this place, they created a diversion with, sounds like a stun grenade. they went in and killed the gunman. so, the threat itself is over, the investigation, the grieving all of that of course is very, very new, very, very raw. scott? >> pelley: mark, thank you very much. let's go over a little bit of what the police have told us about the tim

good pow, pow, pow, whole lot of that. >> mark's family hit the floor, mom yanked him down hard, dad got on top of him. >> i thought i was shot, he said, no, dad, i'm shot. i said, no, you're not. i opened my arms and he had a hole in his chest. >> paramedics rushed him to the hospital. mom yanked him down at just the right time. the bullet went into his shoulder instead of his heart or spine. he's going to be okay physically, but he's now terrified of his own neighborhood. >> he's a good kid, and he's strong. he's not letting it get him down. he's in high spirits, he just doesn't want to go back in the house. >> chester police aren't saying much about the investigation. mom and dad have been lobbying to move out since they car was shot a while back. it's gotten that dangerous. in chester, i'm tim furlong, nbc10 news. >> decision 2016 where the garden state is up for grabs in the ranks for president. voters in new jersey are casting ballots. will bernie sanders back down now that hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee? even though clinton has won the delegate numbers game, bernie

. >> pow pow pow. >> i got up from my bed and said oh christian. >> christian is recovering, a 15 shot remains in critical condition and a 16-year-old victim also remains hospitalized . >>> police in the lehigh valley are looking for this man who robbed a bank wearing this mask. it happened at 10:00 a.m. at the first niagara bank. according to officials, the suspect entered through the back door and pulled out a silver handgun, he is described as 5'8" with dark scruff on his skin, a dye pack exploded during the robbery. anybody with information is asked to call the upper macungie police department. >>> the corruption trial of congressman, chaka fattah, is official any in the hands of the jury. vernon odom is live with the details. >> reporter: good evening monica, it's jury has just been sent home for the night and they are resume deliberations tomorrow morning. this could take a long time and there are many counts here and so much at stake. it's another long day for congressman fattah and all others involved in this case that took five weeks to try. judge harvey bartle took five hours

weekend the nan coke lenape tribal nation will let the outside world into their own with their annual pow wow. >> they are set up so we can teach non-indians our way of life. >> reporter: chief mark gold head 12,000 strong lenape nation centered in the delaware valley. his daughter lee is in charge of the event and says people are surprised to learn how many of their neighbors have lenape ancestors. >> you are not native, you don't live out on the reservation but we are here. this is a way to let people know in our own community that we are here. >> reporter: for two days the salem county fair ground will host lenape but natives from throughout the world. >> you will see dancing, drumming, all of the lovely games. >> reporter: while is there celebration there needs to be recognition that the lenape are fighting for their future. ongoing lawsuit alleged that new jersey stopped officially recognizing the state's american-indian tribes for fear of indian casinos. attorney general's office denied such a claim but without state recognition the lenape risk use of selling their valuable craft wi

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to escape a pow camp.e earned the silver star and distinguished service cross for his service in vietnam. wallingford was a sniper division.1st infantry he served with the military assistance command in bit not. he wasl 1970 two, captured and imprisoned in the jungles of cambodia for more than 10 months, before being released at the signing of the paris peace accords. he was awarded the silver star and the bronze star. he is currently the secretary to the executive director of the lance board. your moderator will be william adams, this education was interacted by service in the army. he credits his experience in inspired himat has to teach in the humanities. he served as the vice president 2014lby college, when in he became the 10th chairman of the national endowment for the humanities. please join me in welcoming your plan -- your panel to the stage. [applause] chair adams: thank you for being here. we're looking forward to this hour or so of conversation. this is the moment we have a chance to talk about

area, close to the unisex bathroom, and the neck thing you hear is pow, pow, pow, thinking it's part of the music bus it went with it. >> just a little bit -- we have helicopters above so just speak up a little built. did it continue in that rhythmic pattern? >> no. it was continuous. just kept going and going. after a few shots and you hear screaming turned around and kind of looked in the v.i.p. sex -- people were dropping and people were screaming and blood everyone. the personality next to me was shot and went down i didn't know what to think. i dropped immediately. a weapon of this mat destruction was insame. at firth i thought it was multiple shooters because to hear that many gunshots at one time, and kept going. >> at that point you're on the ground. did you crawl out? >> when i dropped to the ground, went -- noticed everyone was falling, the liquor glasses were breaking and bullets were straight ahead0. so if you standing and running you were getting shot. so i dropped and crawled out. when i reached the back patio i knew i had reached the outside and that's when i tried to

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the gunman heard that, and went off with his rifle: pow, pow, pow, and we held our composure just laying there." >> vicki:and happening tonight. a vigil for the nightclub massacre victims is being held in the south bay. kron 4's charles clifford is live in san jose with what is planned for tonight. charles? >> reporter:senate democrats ended a nearly 15-hour filibuster. pushing for action on gun control today. >> reporter: will then need to show solidarity patrick willis that community-- with that community. >> it had been there at to happen here. --if it happened >> reporter: that is the very latest threat charles clifford, 4 news. >> grant:senator chris murphy started the filibuster yesterday morning after more than 14 hours and 50 minutes. >> grant:and it is now set. to eventually vote on a bill to implement universal background checks and bar suspected terrorists from buying guns. >> grant:this is what he had to say about filibuster. >> the senator was there with me during the duration of the 15 hours. i know creek that we make a difference. >> grant:the senate adjourned just before

own demons and we can't forget the veterans' families because they served too. [ applause ] >> for pow families, gold star families, and for many of our veterans, the vietnam war is not really over. it really never can be, with an empty chair at the holiday table, the what-ifs and the won stand struggle for closure and healing. this is our reality. this is the cost of war. as a board member, with the national league of pow/mia families, i have the honor of working with other families like mine, and representing them in talks with our government and foreign governments as well. i also share in the celebration that comes with any answer to an m.i.a. fate. and answers do come, they just come very slowly. i'm also a proud participant of run for the wall which is a cross country pilgrimage that focuses on promoting our veterans' healing, calling for a full accounting of p.o.w. and m.i.a., honoring the ultimate sacrifice of those killed in action, and to support our military personnel around the world. our outreach program looks to embrace m.i.a. and kaa families along the route so we could

it just kept going, pow, pow, pow, pow.nonstop continuous and then you just heard a brief silence, then it went all over again. i don't know how many rounds were shot. it was just like, shot after shot after shot. those who were making it out, eventually they were piling in the driveway area so they could place them and tag them to see who needed to go where. who was more important, who was more shot more. the girl that everyone is talking about, that i was carrying. she was hit in the arm and she also had a heart problem, she was having problems breathing. i was trying to help her, keep calm. just breathe. i asked where she was from. she was from ohio, as well, just moved down here. she's a tourist. i'm a tourist. we were able to talk about to keep her alive. it was -- that's what we tried to do. or to do from into shock. >> thank goodness there were people like you in the club. thank you for joining us. and telling us your story. >> you're welcome. thank you for having me. >>> we'll be back in two minutes with the politic

. >> i won't forget the steady pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: the lieutenant at the club just a few hundred feet away describes the hundreds trying to escape the barrage of bullets. >> groups of people in front of the fire station, hiding behind the wall, crying and screaming. kind of sick to think about it, but each time he's shooting, he's shooting somebody in there, and what's more, going about his business as methodically at gun range. >> reporter: and we're learning new information about what the killer did in the days leading up to the attack. on may 29th, the killer went and donated blood in fort pierce, florida, not far from here, just days before he carried out an attack that killed 49 people. in this expanding but increasi g increasingly complex of this, police trying to answer so many questions at this pour. >> stay with us. we want to bring in arthur broderick, our cnn law analyst and assistant director of the u.s. martial's office, former. if the wife knew that her husband was interested in carrying out some sort of terror attack, what can she be charged with? >> misprision of

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