firing on salters, killing him. an officer shot in his bulletproof vest. authorities say it's their policy to restrain hospitalized inmates. they're now looking to see if that was the case when this happened. tom? >> eva, thank you. >>> overseas to france, and the inauguration of a new president. emanuel macron, the youngest president in the country's history. in the next few days, he faces the test of putting together a government. he's the first president to win without being a member of a mainstream party. >>> next to the storm moving up the eastern seaboard. still hammering coastal new england tonight. torrential rain and high tides hammering the store. bad news in new jersey. and in some northern areas, the rain turned to snow. this is the scene in northern maine. rob marciano is here. big changes are on the way behind the system, right? >> yes, but the system is still hanging around at the coast. it's going to strengthen over the next 24 hours. and the winds will increase through tomorrow, gusting over 30 miles an hour from boston to new york city. b

salters was shot and killed. the nurse is shaken up over the ordeal but is okay tonight.resident donald trump gives his first commencement speech since taking the oval office. the speech comes as trump continues to be criticized for firing f-b-i director james comey earlier today the commander in chief said he expects "a fast decision" to be made on comey's replacement. according to the department of justice, several people are now being considered for that position, including acting f-b-i director andrew mccabe. the white house says president trump's replacement for comey... could come next week... before his first overseas trip as president. (jrstone) two stanislaus (stan-is-loss) county sheriff's department employees were killed in modesto this morning when their vehicle slammed into a building. around 8-20 a-m-- deputy sheriff jason garner and community service officer raschel johnson were responding to a robbery. the two were traveling on crow landing road when their s-u-v collided with a building. they went into an auto wrecker business and went up in flames. securi

tywon salters, awaiting a trial for stealing a vehicle.. >> units responding to delnor, it's going to be a handgun, a glock 21. >> reporter: officials say he grabbed the gun from the officer guarding him. taking two nurses hostages. one getting away. abc news speaking to a woman trapped inside who was visiting her father, a patient, when it happened. a nurse suddenly ordering them to stay in his room. >> she said there's an armed intruder in the hospital and you have to stay behind locked doors. >> reporter: the tense standoff which began on the third floor, spilling into the emergency room downstairs where the gunman, holed up with his hostage, as heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the building. these photo taken from inside the hospital, showing officers armed with rifles crouched behind a wall, taking aim. another, standing guard. >> standing by for additional units. >> reporter: negotiators trying to talk to him by phone. eventually hitting a wall. talks breaking down. the s.w.a.t. team rushing in. an officer shooting salters. the

. >> reporter: these images taken from inside the hospital once 21-year-old inmate tywon salters, an inmate being treated grabbed a gun from the guard watching him. >> mr. salters was in a hospital room under guard. >> reporter: and new details from the moment the chaos erupted inside. >> i heard a nurse call a code silver. my husband and i were escorted into a bathroom and we were told to get into the bathroom stalls and lock them. >> one of the ultra-sound techs who told us to stay put, turn off all the lights, kind of stay low until further notice. >> reporter: salters taking those two nurses hostage, one getting away. >> offender is heading out the ambulance bay with the nurse. >> reporter: after the tense three-hour standoff heavily armed police moving in, firing on salters, killing him. an officer shot in his bulletproof vest. authorities say it is their policy to restrain hospitalized inmates. they're now looking to see if that was the case when this happened. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> this morning an investigation is under way after someone shot and killed a high s

salters was shot and killed. the nurse is shaken up over the ordeal but is okay tonight.jr stone) in the east bay - 'another' lawsuit filed by albany high school students in connection with racist social media posts. it was filed yesterday on behalf of four families. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to their lawyer... she is live at albany high tonight. hermela how many lawsuits have been filed here? (hermela aregawi) two students are officially part of the lawsuit and have chosen to stay anonymous for fear of retaliation.while two others are being represented but are afraid to officially be a part of the lawsuit.all were initially suspended and are no longer attending school because they feel unsafe here. (hermela aregawi)the controversy over racist social media posts at albany high is far from over.friday, two students filed a lawsuit, while two others are unofficially represented.they claiming the school treated them unfairly leaving their education compromised.joseph salama/attorney: they were offered an online brigham young university class taught by a computer with no

told us to stay put, turn off all the lights, kind of stay low until further notice. >> reporter: salters taking those two nurses hostage, one getting away. >> offender is heading out the ambulance bay with the nurse. >> reporter: after the tense three-hour standoff heavily armed police moving in, firing on salters, killing him. an officer shot in his bulletproof vest. authorities say it is their policy to restrain hospitalized inmates. they're now looking to see if that was the case when this happened. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> this morning an investigation is under way after someone shot and killed a high school quarterback days before graduation. police say 18-year-old bryant lee was shot in the head a party in baton rouge this weekend. investigators say he wasn't the intended target. lee had planned to study mechanical engineering at southern university. he wanted to try to make the football team as a walk-on. he had a 3.5 gpa. >>> apple's siri is being credited with giving a big assist to a new hampshire man after his mother's house exploded. christopher boucher suffered s

. >> lisa: lisa salters, i'm mark jones saying thank you for watching. the conference semifinals. so long frommen to me. for vacations that exceed expectations, make it busch gardens virginia! with surprises hiding around each corner, and good times guaranteed. busch gardens and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the breaking news out of france. emmanuel macron, celebrating a decisive victory, of about 30 points, over marine le pen. tonight, president trump congratulating france's new leader. this election testing the strength of the populism that put trump in office. here's terry moran. >> reporter: at the louvre, this was the moment of victory. supporters of emmanuel macron overjoyed and filled with pride in their country. >> reporter: there's triumph and relief here. for many of these people, the soul o sweet. ♪ macron, at just 39, becomes france's youngest leader since napoleon. and tonight he walked into history. telling the crowd

my old colleague mark salter, the long-time chief of staff to senator john mccain may have hit the nail on the head today when he said "i never thought i'd be saying this in my lifetime, but perhaps we need a democratic congress to protect the national security of the united states in 2018." so for republicans, there are few that give you hope that the country comes first. and of course that list starts with john mccain, lindsey graham, ben sasse, richard burr, some of the other members that have expressed real dismay at what is clearly an attempt to influence the direction of russian -- of the investigation of russian influence in the election. this is an extraordinary moment in the history of the modern presidency. and a very serious one. the depictions of the president and the well reported "new york times" in "washington post" stories remind you of humphry bogart playing captain queeg, rolling the marbles in his hands on the search for the strawberries. a really remarkable moment that the country is living through here right now. >> eli stokolss, it has been another remarkable night

. >> jennifer, mark salter, former mccain spokesperson, and this is someone we should say has been quite an outspoken opponent of trump, says words i thought i'd never say. the security of the united states might now depend on electing a democratic congress in 2018, which is a striking thing to say. >> it is. and i think the issue he's getting at and i've made the point as well, is that republicans are faced with two possibilities. they can continue this mitch mcconnell sort of business as usual, simply lining up behind the president, playing partisan politics, and then they can lose the house at least very badly in 2018. and we know what the democrats will do when they have the house, which is probably start impeachment proceedings. so here's the choice, guys. begin a rational, reasonable, independent investigation. get to the bottom of this. stop taking the president on face value. do your work. act as an independent branch or be replaced and see him impeached anyway. that's really what we're talking about here. >> bill, as a longtime critic of the putin government, i just wonder what