can you talk a little bit more about what a city like lewiston might have in place. this is maine's the second largest city. but it is, as frank figliuzzi pointed out, not a large city. it's a city of some 20 to 30,000 people. >> yeah. there is always that potentialities to -- mostly, it would be a larger city if issue issue if it wasn't a smaller city issue -- organizations and support in place and -- they would have the ability to utilize facial recognition to some capacity. so, i am not short to what degree. every state is a little different. but they would likely put that in place as well. >> former seattle police chief carmen best. thank you for helping us understand what is happening right now in this very kinetic situation. let's take a listen again to our nbc portland, maine, affiliate wchs. >> -- at lewiston city hall shortly. but i also want to share -- we are just learning on twitter that boston atf agents are responding to lewiston. so, this is having far reaching effects, not only for the city of lewiston but for agencies all across the state. the local sheriff's office as well as

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residents of the city, the second largest in the city, the second largest in the state of maine, hasn incidents at multiple locations and they released photos of a suspect, you are looking there at the moment. the white house said president biden had been briefed on the situation and would continue to receive updates. mr biden has spoken with the governor of maine and the various lawmakers, he has offered false federal support in the wake of this incident. the white house has called it a horrific attack. we are looking at an image of a vehicle that the police believed to be connected to the incident. they are looking for information on that. lewiston police said its officers had responded to two locations, a restaurant and a recreational bowling alley. the central maine medical centre said it was reacting to a mass casualty, mass shooting event and was co—ordinating with other hospitals in the area to treat the injured. our correspondent helen humphrey still with us. we are awaiting a press conference at city hall. what do we know about the current situation? it’s hall. what do we kn

that is a means second largest city about 37,000 people there. a spokesperson for the maine department of public safety has been urging residents to stay in their homes. >> and stay in their businesses with their doors locked because the shooter is still out there. sheriff's released 2 pictures of the suspect on its facebook page. we're working to get that. it shows the gunman walking into what appears to be a bowling alley with a rifle raise to his shoulder. e appears to be a a white man, maybe about 30 to 40 years old with a appears to be a beard wearing a brown jacket that will get that picture for you little bit picture for you little bit later on. there are reports of my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and t

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you don't see that when you walk into a city in america. this is the second largest city in the state of maine, and you've got some 30,000, 39,000, 40,000 people here. folks know one another. now they're being told to shelter in place. folks have left their doors open. folks have left their car keys in their car. now they're being told to shelter in place. schools were shut down, restaurants were shut down, you couldn't get a mcdonald's hamburger in this town today. everybody was sheltering in place for their safety. chris? >> rehema ellis, who is in lewiston maine, and jonathan jonathan dienst has been here working the phones with, me were you nonstop. congresswoman -- is a democrat of maine. until tonight she was the only member of the main delegation in congress who supported assault weapons ban. she joins me now. congresswoman, first let me ask, i know congressman goldman recused represents the state, but maine is not a huge state. i imagine people throughout the state feeling the impact of this as the manhunt continues. where do you see things from your

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tonight, miles of businesses and homes in and around lewiston, maine's second largest city, are on lockdown, including a nearby college and grade schools, as hundreds of law enforcement officers search for the suspect. it is this year's deadliest mass shooting, and it has jolted the country once again tonight, a mass killer is on the loose, and a large swath of maine is on lockdown hundreds of law enforcement officers urgently searching for the armed and dangerous man they say carried out a shooting rampage at a bowling alley and a bar in lewiston, killing at least 18 and injuring at least 13. >> there is a full-court press by all of our partners to bring him into custody. >> businesses and schools up to 50 miles away are closed. >> police advise that maine people should not approach him under any circumstances. >> officials say the suspect is 40-year-old robert card from bowdoin, a long-time member of the army reserve. a family member says he struggled recently with mental health issues law enforcement sources tell nbc news a note was found at card's home. they are working to determine its

it's the second largest city in the state. the sheriff's department releasing these photos of the suspect and photos of the car they believe the shooter is using. people lewiston and nearby auburn, maine are being told to shelter in place. the local hospital saying it's responding to mass casualty event. president biden has been briefed. let's bring in now michael leininger back with us, a security consultant who has taught active shooting scenarios. michael, nice to have you back with us now. i think we've gotten through your audio here now. if you can kind of walk through again what they're looking at, just from the photos what they're seeing and any clues they can get here. >> so what they're looking at is very obviously a dangerous individual, heavily armed, semiautomatic, possibly automatic large caliber rifle. large capacity magazines. if you look, he is wearing tactical pants that are heavily laden down with additional magazines. he has the stare that is atypical of active shooters, which makes him the most dangerous ma

the tenderloin district has had no turn on red signs since 20. 21 san francisco is the second city after new york did this to ban turning on red lights. >> 4 teenagers arrested in fremont one pair in connection with a failed carjacking. the other pair succeeded in their carjacking. police say 2 teens attempted to take a car in front of briar elementary school yesterday when police arrived, they ran off. they were later found in a nearby apartment complex and arrested around the same time. 2 other teenagers were arrested for a successful carjacking. police believe they were armed when they took the car at the gateway plaza shopping center. all 4 of the teens are booked in the alameda county juvenile hall. >> take a look. police used a golf cart to arrest a man who they say scam golfers out of their money. this is in san remote victims tell police the suspect promise high and golf clubs for 2000 bucks. but they say they end up getting scammed. police say the suspect also frequent local golf courses and play with the people he victimized. san ramon officers hopped on a golf cart found the s

scary. >> reporter: today the streets of maine's second biggest city, lewiston, eerily quiet. gas stations, restaurants and pharmacies shuttering their doors. and dozens of schools even three hours away canceling classes. jasmine gray hasn't left her dorm room at bathe college since last night. >> i didn't think this was going to happen my first year of college. it's something that just doesn't happen in maine, because it's so safe. >> reporter: a shock echoed by trevor brooks, who learned one of his customers is in critical condition. >> it is a close-knit community, you know. i would say we're more like three degrees of separation rather than six around here. >> reporter: governor janet mills who worked in lewiston for years called wednesday's violence an assault on maine's peace of mind. >> our small state of just 1.3 million people has long been known as one of the safest states in the nation. >> reporter: the mass shooting death toll approaches the number of homicides the entire state typically sees throughout the year, a total of 29 homicides last year. 20 the year befor

the occupiers want to turn avdiivka into a second city.bahmud , throughout the week, the russians continued to attack avdiivka in order to encircle it. in the north, they managed to make their way to several hundred meters in the area of ​​krasnogohorivka, in the south they occupied the territory north of the water and pit rivers. the rashists also had little success near spartak, donetsk district. currently, the russians are trying to gain a foothold in new positions, but they are not able to do so in all places. for example, in the northern region, the armed forces of ukraine were able to push the rashists back to their initial positions. the enemy focused special attention on the storming of the terekon of the avdiiv coking plant near krasnogohorivka. the occupation of this area would allow the russians to come under fire logistics control to avdiivka. the rashists came quite close to the hill, and some even died on its slopes. however, the armed forces managed to defend terekon. therefore , the nine-day assaults yielded rather modest r

. .. of europe, not hungary, as is sometimes believed in our country, namely slovakia is in the second city and only in the third place is hungary, and this is a fairly stable construction, by the way, so today's elections, they are actually important for us, and if fitsa does start to form a coalition, he will succeed, we will have several challenges , of course he needs yessian money, so with the european union he will try to maintain such, such a kind of difficult history, but nevertheless, he will have something to talk about with his neighbors and with the hungarians, despite the fact that slovakia's relations with hungary have always been difficult, because of the hungarian minority, but now because of orbán's policy, they have less and less influence there, so their influence, as i understand it, specifically hungarian parties, of which there have always been two, is also less and less, so there is really a lot of uncertainty , and this is one of the most uncertain elections i can remember in europe in recent times. mr. pavle, we talked here at the beginning about the visits of forei

city. >> carley: prime minister netanyahu is calling this second phase of the war. trey yingst, thank you so much. there is this at home. [chanting] >> carley: thousands of anti-israel protesters shut down the brooklyn bridge in new york city. one of many demonstrations that took place this weekend. >> todd: including college campuses fordham students holding an event today and fbi investigating threats against jewish students at cornell. >> there are eventing scheduled after a weekend of chaos at harm, watch this. >> how many kids did you kill today? [chanting] >> carley: new york city still dealing with the aftermath of 7000 protesters in brooklyn saturday calling for elimination of israel and caused temporary closure of the brooklyn bridge. one calling for freedom by any means land back by any means. we saw similar images in texas, hundreds flooded austin for what they call all out for gaza protest. at cornell, there were targeting of the dining hall had to close doors. one disturbing threat reads, if you see a jewish person on campus, follow them home and slit th

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plans to operate seasonal flights to egyptian resorts, not only from the capital, but from the second largest cityuntry. according to the ministry of transport, charter flights from gomel to sharmelsheikh are planned. so far, such flights are carried out only from the capital. the earliest charter flight is scheduled for january 21, 2024. it is noted that they will fly cleanly once every 10 days. and finally, an indonesian plane made its first commercial flight using palm oil fuel. the head of the largest airline in the republic said a big step has been taken towards the development of a green economy. the share of palm oil in ecofuels was almost 2.5%. as the world's largest producer of this type of product, indonesia is seeking to expand the use of vegetable oils as fuel to reduce imports of expensive fossil fuels. this was the news from the economy, have a good and productive week, see you later. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone and i , violetta sokolovich, hello, the theft of equipment from a garage worth 15,000 rubles was discovered by detectives in minsk, there is a suspe

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it is a relatively small city with about 38,000 people. it is maine's second largest city.president biden has been briefed on the situation this evening, as has the governor of maine, jenna mills again, police are still pursuing the shooter, at least 22 people have been killed, and dozens wounded. 50 to 60 wounded in lewiston, maine. i want to turn again to msnbc senior law enforcement analyst-centric alexander. such a, if you could help me understand, we are awaiting a press conference here from local law enforcement. we just spoke to the mayor of neighboring alborn, or there is a shelter in place advisement in effect. the fact that folks are being urged to stay indoors, locked indoors, and outlaw enforcement is having, presumably, eminently, having a press conference, does that tell you that this is still very much an active situation and they have not yet apprehended the shooter? >> from all the indication right now, alex, it is a very active environment there in that community, and until the subject is brought to justice, it will continue to be so. i think here, wouldn'

and it is actually the second biggest city in maine. around 36,000 people. so while second biggest city, but not the biggest city overall. that said, as you mentioned, schools closed, universities also doing the same thing just because the shelter-in-place orders are still out. there is a matter of safety for these residents and not knowing exactly where this person is, whether it is a person of interest or police have actually identified a suspect here. and so at the very least as people are waking up, they are going to be waking up to likely a different picture than what they saw when they went to bed. at the very least, one that wasn't resolved when they went to bed if they happened to stay up late and stay on top of all of the latest developments. and so whenever anything like this happens, you know, it takes patience from the public, but it also puts the public a little bit on edge as they wait for law enforcement to do the job that can't just be done in a few seconds. they also are utilizing every resource they have at their disposal. we know that state

what you are looking at behind me, the edges of gaza city, but also the second largest city in gaza, and rafah that second largest city where so many people are trying to cross into egypt. the hostages are certainly a priority for the israelis. but we have heard from cabinet officials over the past several days who indicated the number one priority is hamas. you will see those jets overhead we will punch in and show you when it happens. they will try to destroy hamas and understand hostages in some cases may not be found immediately. there are special forces that need to get in there once the israelis territory. that is the most complicated part in all of this. there are soldiers, civilians and inside gaza. they are likely deep inside gaza and possibly beneath. lawrence? >> ainsley: trey, you are standing on the border and when your cameraman was zooming in it's obvious how close you are to the other side to hamas who can't stand the people on your side israel. now they are talking about israel planning to establish a massive dmz we hear about that. will they are saying it will be enh

yes, in riga prices for everything are higher, in general daugafs is the second largest city in latvia don’t have mcdonald’s, not a single cinema and two tiny shopping centers, so we have to go to the capital for all this, or rather, there was one cinema , but he was fined for showing it in russian, and when they started showing all the films in latvian, he went bankrupt. there is one case in the same daugavpils: an elderly russian woman will be expelled from latvia only because she didn’t pass the exam in the national language, but she lived in this baltic country for a long time, spoke latvian, for her this is part of her life, but excuse me, she’s not the same age, her memory is not very good, what kind of violence? no one sent me anything and no one said anything that i had to go to the exams, no one? i just found out from some people that i had to go to the exam, i signed up for the first time, then it happened that i fell, i wanted to take off the curtains, wash them, i fell off the stool, so i was very sick here, about this exam i i wasn’t ready for the exam at all, so i signed

railway service begins operation, there are now talks of extending the railway to surabaya, the second largest cityuro zone unemployment figures out today show the number of jobless across all 20 countries has remained steady at 6.4%. the figures were in line with economists' expectations. those numbers follow news that manufacturing in the euro zone remained in a deep downturn in september, with demand continuing to shrink. earlier i spoke to tobias broer, professor of macroeconomics at the paris school of economics. i began by asking him whether this shows us that the slowdown in the eurozone isn't quite yet being felt in the labour market. this expresses the tension between the slow down we have observed in activity, and you mentioned the manufacturing indices that suggest slowing demand and the labour market, which remains historically strong. the reasons for that are a changing labour force for example, but also a fall in productivity, which mechanically then increases the number of the employ while activity doesn't necessarily increase. now, of course, the million dollar question of all this

. >> we are monitoring reports an active shooter in the city of lewistown, maine. it's the second warning, both on social media and three other venues, saying that there was an active shooter situation. they have released those images of the person they say is the suspect. we do not have much more information other than they are taking this very seriously at this time. you can see that they've put that image out. there are two reported locations were that active shooter may have been. we have got local reports of ambulances, of police activities in the area. the venues where we believe an active shooting may have taken place. that's about all we have for now. but the quantity of police and ambulances suggests this is a serious situation that is unfolding in and scouting county, in lewiston, they second most populous city there. i'm going to handed over to alex wagner, who is going to continue coverage on this wednesday night. good evening, alex. thi >> thanks, chris. yes, we are monitoring that situation in lewiston, which is the states second largest city -- active shooter situat

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. >>> continuing to ukraine, whose second largest city took a major hit from crush srussian missile. a three story residential building was destroyed in kharkiv and two more buildings damaged. nine woor woere wounded in the . and ukraine is also reporting massive grown attack on odesa. the drones set several vehicles on fire and damaged poor infrastructure on the danube river which ukraine uses for xw grain about ports. kyiv says a missile hit a village wednesday killing at least 51 people. it happened while they were holding awake for a fallen ukrainian soldier. president zelenskyy who attended a meeting of european leaders in spain pleaded for more air defenses. >> translator: i believe that today it is impossible to protect people especially during the winter except by air defense. to protect people who died absolutely tragically because of this inhumane terrorist attack. 50 civilians were killed during the funeral. russia does this every day in the kharkiv region and only air defense can help. so europe has a lot of its own issues. different challenges. but from ukraine's point o

it's a very different situation soft this city, the second most populous city in maine, some 40,000 people here, basically shut down because there is an active manhunt. and residents here are waking up to this second morning of an active manhunt, including here in lewiston is right behind me. that's where eight people were killed and now some of them trying to stop the shooting as it was taking place. most of the surge operations, the manhunt that we have seen have not been taking place here in lewiston. they have been happening 15 minutes east of here in two towns. lisbon is where the suspect robert card, his car was found near a boat launch on the river. we saw a lot of search activity around there in woods and neighborhoods yesterday. and then in dramatic fashion, in boeden, maine, last night. we saw that operation at one of the last known residences of robert card, where law enforcement set off flash bangs and had loud speakers. they were saying if you're in there, please come out. that's standard operating procedure. they want ed to clear out the house to make sure he wasn't there. it

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this is where a large part of the city used to be, of course, it was all destroyed after the bombings in the secondld war. the entire city center was in ruins. bombs were dropped in the historic tenement by allied aircraft attacking the nazis, leipsic remained a ruin for many years after the end of the war. people just dismantled the rubble for years, mostly women, because the men were soldiers who either died, or they were in the camps, or they were on trial for war crimes. under socialism, housing was built in leipzig for workers, whether to restore the destroyed, then there was no doubt at all. rebuilding as it was, rebuilding this historical architecture, it would also mean trying to erase the war from memory, that is, from this urban space. this area in the historic center of leipzig after the second world war remains empty. the city government has a project for reconstruction here, business is ready to invest money, but the community is in no hurry, debates are ongoing, people are sure that what will be built next to the gothic cathedrals should be the same forever. no matter how they pour mo

a police source says that at least 22 people were killed in shootings in the city of lewiston, the second largest city in the state. law enforcement officials say some 50 to 60 people were wounded in multiple locations, including a bowling alley and a bar and grill. residents in lewiston, auburn, and lisbon are being urged not to go out, and shelter in place. that is approximately 50,000 people on relative lockdown. earlier this evening, police released photos of a man carrying an ar-15 style rifle. law enforcement says they are currently searching for him. his name is robert card. he is a person of interest in connection with the shootings. they say he should be considered armed and dangerous. it is reported he is still at large. tonight, the community is justifiably on edge, as this urgent manhunt continues. >> the police stormed the building when we alerted them to the fact that one of the back doors had been left ajar. so, we were told quite firmly to get out of the building by about -- they were about as many police officers in the building as there were knitters. >> oh, wow. is this

border gaza sector, from the palestinian enclave, surface-to-surface missiles reach the city limits in 45 seconds, so city residents clearly know where the bomb shelters are and when planning their daily routes, pay attention to security measures. in just 2 days these walls, buildings, streets will become decorations. the authorities announced the upcoming evacuation of the city of thirty thousand, this coming sunday, and everyone who has not left sdyrot over the past week will leave. the israelis suddenly lost confidence in, albeit relative, security. first the tragic lesson of the events of october 7 was the collapse of illusions. it turned out that it was complex, multi-stage. the security system, which until recently was so proud, cannot contain saboteurs, the moment will come, it will come very soon, and of course, there will be a debriefing, to understand how this could even happen, because for ten years i could not in this border, how they say, where the border is, where the fence is, a fly flies, when a dove flies, a whole detachment is called, so first of all, no one understands, today n

said they are going to run out of fuel tonight at midnight and all the operations, this is the second biggest cityed to be servicing two thirds of the population will be shut down by midnight. the palestinian mission to the uk is also warning of the imminent collapse of the health sector in gaza. take a listen: ido i do not have exact and updated information because it is evolving but i know 41 medical personnel have been killed until last night, i do not know the numbers now. i know among them are very prominent doctors who provided a lifeline to the hospitals in gaza. but we know. we know the medical supplies are running out, we note generators, because alleges that he is out, there is a blackout in gaza, we note there is a blackout in gaza, we note the generators that require fuel are running out. and you know the consequences of that, forget about those who are targeted by air strikes, the consequences are normal people who are on life machines and all that. babies in incubators etc. we know also that medical staff, medical teams have been targeted by air strikes, we can see the footage and im

railway service begins operation, there are now talks of extending the railway to surabaya, the second largest cityr news making headlines. talking about evergrande, the heavily indebted chinese property giant, which has now said it will be resuming trading in shares in the hong kong stock exchange this morning. it announced last thursday its chief was suspected of crimes, following the suspension of shares from trading that day. evergrande has become a symbol of china's ballooning property sector crisis that has seen several high—profile firms saddled in that. that is all we have for you. stay on with bbc news and thanks for watching. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. doug has cystic fibrosis. 11 years ago he was on a waiting list, desperately needing a new pair of lungs. you can say if i have it, will it work, but you can also say with very great certainty if i don't have it, i will not be here anymore.— don't have it, i will not be here anymore. three years ago in 2020, the — here anymore. three years ago in 2020, the law— here anymore. three years ago in 2020, the law

at midnight and all the operations, this is the second biggest city, the second biggest hospital in thesed to be servicing two thirds of the population, will be shut down by midnight. an israeli military spokesman has denied there is a humanitarian crisis in gaza. in an interview with bbc newsnight, lieutenant colonel richard hecht insisted there was electricity and water in the territory. cutting off food, water, electricity may be considered actions that violate international law. do you accept that? we do not have the commitment to supply hamas electricity, people who have attacked us, they have been in control for multiple years already in the gaza strip, they have their electricity. i am seeing electricity in gaza. i also see water in the south of gaza where we asked people to move. there is no humanitarian crisis right now in gaza. there is no humanitarian crisis right now in gaza? correct. can you explain what you mean? i am saying there is no humanitarian crisis. we have asked people to move. there is water and there is electricity. all the doctors that we have spoken to that we

as you know lewiston is the second largest city but still it's just so rural he could be anywhere.on't know if he could have got into the water. i'm not sure of that but is he a hunter. and he a fisherman. >> brian: chief, what are the chances that the people in this police in the vicinity of the police know him and don't the police live in the community? they know the people that were shot and they most likely know him. how valuable is that? >> >> you know, it's very valuable. i must make another point right now. you know, when i was the chief of police in portland, maine, i was extremely vocal over broken mental health system. now, i don't know if some of those issues have been corrected sounds like in this situation he was already, i guess, detained for a couple of weeks. evaluated. he had threatened to shoot up a military base a lot of problems with. i could tell you story after story. very dangerous and needs to be apprehended very quickly. >> lawrence: chief, obviously hit two targets. we have 22 people dead as a result of it. he is a hugive now. what is the likelihood of him

city of lewiston is on lockdown. businesses have been ordered to close and residents are told to stay inside with their doors and windows closed. lewiston is the second largest city in maine. it's about 36 miles north of portland. we'll bring you updates on this breaking news just as soon as we learn more. >> last winter was an anomaly. we this winter, it could be not necessarily repeat, but we could be wet again from la nina to el nino and the potential for higher than normal rainfall, the possibility city prompts a call to action in the bay area. >> good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it's flood preparedness week in california. and tonight, local water and emergency operations officials are urging everyone to do just that. get ready now. >> abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey shows us the steps they're taking and what we should do before the winter rain arrives in the bay area. >> we went from hardly seeing any rain in the region to one of our wettest winters on record. but if you thought 2023 was bad and el nino year is approaching and the national weather service says that means we could see high

san francisco is the second city to ban right. turns on red new york was the first. >> 9.22. is the time. we'll take a quick break. back with more coverage in a moment. and as we go, another live look inside san francisco city hall beneath the rotunda where senator dianne feinstein is lying in state as members of the public are passing by and offering their final thoughts and last respects. we'll be right back. >> it's 9.25. and walnut creek. police are looking for a group that broke into the louis store and broadway plaza smashed through the front with a vehicle and stole stuff within a minute. the 9-1-1 call came in around 04:30am, in the morning yesterday. and by the time the police got there, it was over. there were 4 vehicles that came 15 people jumped out and burglarized the store within a minute and they took off in the other 3 vehicles, a land rover that they smashed the front window with a left that one there, a man got away with a whole bunch of merchandise. the street that street that the louis stores on had only reopen after being closed this summer. it had been c

it is the second largest city in the sector and the second largest hospital. it is this medical facility that serves 2/3 of the entire population of gaza, and it will close at midnight. and in the evening it became known that as a result of an airstrike by israeli forces on a hospital in the center of the gas sector, people died hundreds of people this is information from the palestinian authority, data. this is being clarified. meanwhile , israel gathered tens of thousands of soldiers, tanks, and artillery near the gaza strip. what could be the complexity of a ground operation - bbc correspondent jonathan beale found out. this is who israel is currently at war with: hamas, militants who crossed the border on october 7 with the sole intention of killing women and children. for more. it was essentially a suicidal task. a shrapnel from a shell or grenade hit the left side of my head. it's hard to say from what namely, i was also shot through the finger on my left hand, and another bullet was lodged in the left side of my neck. yoav, who grew up in london, was on

lewiston, the second largest city, turned into a virtual ghost town with businesses and residents shut down and urged to shelter in place. we are learning new details about the 18 people killed. among them a father of three, a bowling coach, and several members of the deaf community. cbs' bradley blackburn is in lewiston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is an enormous loss for what is a small town here. and even as this community starts to grieve, they are still frozen in fear. authorities are searching for the suspect all across the state into massachusetts and up to canada. at least 80 fbi agents along with coast guard members, atf agents, and local police are involved in the search for suspected gunman robert card. authorities say he's been charged in connection to wednesday's deadly shootings at just in time recreation bowling alley and a bar and grill in lewiston, maine. >> he should be considered armed and dangerous. based on our investigation, we believe this is someone who should not be approached. >> reporter: police say the 40-year-old suspect is an army reservist

and those rockets are not long range, as i said, they are short range headed to the second city up from the northern border with the gaza strip. it is the remarkable that 32 the 2 days into -- 22 days into this conflict, they've still maintained ability to fire rockets despite the air vieks and artillery units -- david: also remarkable how well you report on all of this. trey, please take care of yourself. thank you so much. appreciate president it. joining me now is retired four-star general and former cia director david petraeus. he commanded coalition forces in both iraq and afghanistan. general, good to see you. thanks for being here. the idf, before we heard from prime minister netanyahu, we herald from idf chief of staff, and he said the following, he said this is a war with multiple stages. today we move on to the next one. so is this, what we're seeing today, the main incursion we've within waiting for? -- been waiting for? >> i think it is. the test test it's one of them. -- it's at least one of hem. they may launch another front to try to complicate the situation for hamas, bu

he lives in portugal's second largest city, in a middle-class neighborhood.'s also a hangout for drug addicts. it's disrespectful to the rest of society. they're using openly in the street. if you don't like it, you have to cross the street. and if you say it's not okay, they get aggressive. portugal decriminalized all narcotics in 2001, no matter how dangerous. anyone found in possession of less than ten days supply now just gets a fine. only dealers go to jail. we're on the road with police trade-unionist hugo moreira. this is a drug-dealing area. back there is their meeting point. it's better to avoid it. they can get hostile. dealing is still prohibited. most drug trades are made behind closed doors. while outdoor consumption isn't allowed, it rarely has legal consequences. since we're no longer allowed to arrest consumers, the problem is we come across more and more situations like this. the police have had their hands tied. those who get caught are offered therapy. and drug centers like this one are supposed to draw users off the streets. but this is th

our first look at the devastating destruction left by israeli airstrikes >>> the second largest city in maine comes together to mourn as lewiston remembers the lives it's lost. new details emerge about the warning lines about last week's mass shooting. >>> the world remembers actor matthew perry this morning after news of his sudden death stunned hollywood and his fans why police are still investigating exactly how he died >> we break down the biggest stories in sports. the world series all tied up as we get ready for game 3. but could we get a game 7? >>> a santa cruz skater is proving it's never too late to chase your dreams. meet the 64-year-old who just qualified for team usa it's monday, october 30th. "early today" starts right now >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. it's been just over three weeks since hamas in gaza launched a surprise large-scale invasion of southern israel. more than 1,400 people were killed in 24 hours most of them civilians an unprecedented horror in a country that has seen its share of atrocities. but since then, the israeli resp