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including the gunman who are dead, there are a couple of dozen people who are injured and are at is spital right now. we heard from some of the people who were inside the bar when the shots rang out. >> the shots kept going and going and going. we heard people say run and we booked it as fast as we. >> he was shooting anything, including the speakers. it was just smoke and we saw the shots taking off so we just tried to get down as fast as we could and get out of there. >> reporter: taking a look at a reunification center set up for families looking for people they knew were at the bar that night. it was packed. at least 100 people were inside the borderline bar & grill for that party that was going on. we're learning a little more about the sheriff's sergeant who was killed, a 29-year veteran of the force who was planning on retiring. again, there's no longer a threat there. the gunman appeared to have killed himself. we are going to keep following this throughout the morning. >> thank you. >>> this morning, around 70,000 customers in nine counties are on notice due to extreme fire danger

. >> inside mercy spital. look what is going on. active shooter. >> reporter: the hospital partially evacuated and placed on lockdown, residents sheltering nearby. >> there shootout. they all on they needs. >> reporter: the first shots fired outside the hospital at 3:28 p.m. >> gentleman turned e around and shot th times in her chest and when she fell to the ground, he stood over her and shot her three more times. >> reporter: and tonight, officials are confirming at least four people are in crical condition including the suspect the hospital is secure lester?ents are safe. >> kathy park in chicago for us tonight. thank you. >>> a dramatic showdown in court as a colorado man received three life sentences for murdering his pregnant wife and two daughters in a case that shocked the nation. the prosecutor lsrevealed new det including a motive. miguel almaguer has followed this story from the beginning and has more. >> i trusted you to take care of them, not t kim. >> reporter: confessed killer chris watts faced his father and mother-in

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after confirmahetion that ied in the hospital, there was a process here carrying his body out of the spital in the blocks here behind us. i spoke to a sheriff's deputy right after that, andhe was too overwhelmed to say much. she said that, as of last ght, she was working alongside ron helus and she couldn't even express how much he will be missed on the force and how much ey admire him and are just thaken by his loss. >> woodruff: jo horrific, the whole thing. riry, you said in your report that the ss officials said the gunman was a former marine, may have had ptsd issues. anything more known about that? >> we know-o 28-year ian david long who did have some contact already with the sheriff's department here, at one point he has been a victim of a battery situation, also police were called to his house back in april for a domestic disturbance. at that point, the records say that he was i rate and irrational but uh not disturbed enough to hospitalize. to what degree any of this may be tied to the fact that heis a veteran of war, at this point, that would beure speculation. we don't know much.

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life-saving work done at sand juds research childres spital.nts. but her passion is dancing. especially ballet. >> when i'm dancing, i feel happy. >> reporter: aubrey has been dancing since she was a toddler and competing by ndergarten. >> she would go to a national competition and compete and she lovedr:it. >> reporhen this active little dancer rgbecame let, her parents became concerned. >> not the flu. just and that's where the doctor said it was probably just a stomach bug. >> reporter: but the symptoms rpersisted. he balance became unsteady and her motheic n something odd, too. >> her eyes started to cross. the pediatrician said we are going to do an mri today. >> reporter: it revealed a tumor in aubrey's brain the docr saida tumor, a golf ball-sized tumor, i broke down and lost it. fi it time have ever seen him cry. so then aubrey started to cry.e, i am l no, baby, it's okay. what's wrong? she goes, butt' mom, my brain. we was 9 and comprehending that her whole life changing. >> reporter: she had emergency surgery to remove the tumor, whic

they died at the spital.y're still searching for the second person. >>> the terps will play their first game since the firing of d.j. durkin. several people resigned in the wake of the report of the school's football culture. that iluded in a surprise move of wallace loh announcing he'd retire in june. the fallout is orom the death jordan mcnair who died in the summer. >>k we're going to have a l at the weekend forecast when we return. stay with us. this isn't an election. it's a declaration. that when they attack who we are. we show what we're made of. d we don't stand back- we stand up. for women's rights. for health care. for our kids futures. the washington post says david trone is detailed, studious and no-nonsense-- an excellent successor to john delaney. there's no sitting on the sidelines. not me. not you. not now. the best choice, by a mile, is mr. trone. on november 6th. vote. david trone for congress. i'm david trone, i approve this message. >>> staying clearing and we're seeing dryg out. that rain