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as mayor of colorado springs and, frankly, on behalf of all the citizens of colorado springs, i wantess our heartfelt condolences and unwavering support to the victims, their families, the lgbtq+ community, and everyone affected by this tragedy. i had the opportunity before i came here today to talk to richard fiero, identified as one of the two heroes that subdued the suspect in this case, and in my opinion and i think the opinion of everyone involved, saved a lot of lives. i won't talk about the nature of what he told me about the incident. i will just simply talk about, i have never encountered a person who had engaged in such heroic actions that was so humble about it. he simply said to me, i was trying to protect my family. i would also like to thank our community, the whole colorado springs community, the whpikes peak region for the support they've shown. i can't tell you how many people have reached out from the city, our region, and frankly, across the country, expressing their love and support for colorado springs and the club q community. and speaking of the club q communit

i just left the vigil in colorado springs yesterday.t i know is i know club q to be that place of refuge, connection for so many people that feel unconnected. what i want folks to understand is colorado springs is not a place of hate. it is a place of love. i saw so much love and support yesterday when i was down in the springs with the survivors, with the victims. folks went to people to know that. i was speaking to a young man who lost his partner in the shooting. while he was completely shaken and devastated, he came out for that embrace, for that support. and he got it. i think it is important we realize that. right now we're talking about what happened that night. we know there were two patrons at least that subdued the gunman. if they had not risked their lives to save others, the tragedy would have been more widespread. we know more folks would have died if they did not take quick action. they are heroes. we need to lift them up. i am reminded these are folks who are shamed just for who they are, who they love, and how they prese

this spring.his spring will come, so from this point of view i propose to listen to this song. cold spring sleeping distant lights. how long? i was looking for. dream of my love. the dream is making a good dance with snow and rain, warm the way for me . my spring. what will be ahead? find a dance of snow with rain, a dream, warm the way for me . you will see my spring, the people will be warmer. it will be warmer. thank you here you gave me a chevron with the face of the savior i know what they began to do now, even chevrons with children's drawings. with these, you see, the children drew these drawings, and then they turned it into chevrons and the soldier found himself on a bulletproof vest on his hands, because he feels thanks, in that including such a chevron with children's drawings that they love him, that they pray for him, that they really look forward to supporting him. we began to rack our brains every day over what to wear. shop&show presents maria's turtleneck, which will save you from

and there was this hope that going down to warm springs, as he typically did in the spring, loved theeorgia springtime that, you know, a visit to springs would restore his energy and his health. he would, quote unquote, bounce back some of his close aides. so in particular, a man named william hassett, very skeptical that this was going to work. and there are these chilling accounts you can read in people's private diaries about him, you know, not thinking he was going to be able to survive much longer and and he even talks to his confidant, daisy shockley, about the future and muses at one point about resigning once the war is over, perhaps resign the presidency. and, of course we need to remember, too, that the war is still going. there's a there's a moment at which, you know, roosevelt decides to attend easter service at a that he had built at the warm springs facility on april 1st, 1945. this is the day that the battle for okinawa is unleashed. you know, over 500,000 marines and an american soldiers would ultimately land on okinawa many months of hard fighting lay ahead. there wer

spring. >> absolutely. we held it quite well. there are certain topics that the conservative far-right likes to guam onto before the spring. it was all about crt, critical race theory. that was the bogeyman, and which we saw was school board meetings being overrun by angry protesters and proud boys. we saw the vilification, of the librarians and school teachers, and we saw harassment. violence aimed at those folks. and then after that was all -- i guess they soaked that up and got their use from that. they started moving in the spring towards lgbtq people, and specifically people that were really excited about the don't say gay bill in florida, and they started taking apart every school library to see which folks were grooming children, and which librarians and lgbtq teachers, and drag performers became the new bogeyman. that is really it, it's so simple. it's a couple of accounts that really drive this rhetoric, and these right-wing politicians that take up the fight for political power. >> as always, than

all of this, happens and responds out of colorado spring.omebody, attack a club. this is not anything that's new, unfortunately, those people who are still dying. and we've got to do something to tackle the people who are spreading hate and getting away with that. whether you call them a hate group or not, when you have these organizations that are able to go on social media and spread what we know to be dangerous lies, mistruths about people in the name of jesus. you end up with shootings like this. >> let's talk about that, congressman, i want to bring you in this. these attacks, many of them come from far-right factions of the republican party. but we've also seen 47 republican support marriage equality in the house, 12 republicans in the senate. i often said, when we were talking about the abortion fight. i made the point that said, republicans get abortions to. republicans are gay people to. so, what's really going on with these factions among the republican party apparatus? >> look, incremental progress i suppose. the era, aisha was ta

i have been living in colorado springs since 2007. and this is the first time that, like, honestly i don't feel safe. i'm looking both ways now as i walk to my car, and it's literally five feet from my doorstep. i'm, you know, i feel like any loud sound i hear, i'm like immediately ducking or running. and it shouldn't have to be like that. like, it's very terrifying. it's very terrifying. >> yeah. and nadine, there is a community of allies obviously in colorado springs. mr. fierro, who is one of the big heroes of the night, it was his first time at a drag show. he was there with his wife and kids, blowing up this idea. i have been to drag shows where there were kids there. it's a lot of fun. and he, i think, has just spoken so eloquently to what it it means to be an ally. are you finding enough alies in the state of colorado. your governor is a good advocate because he's a member of the community, but are you feeling the alliance and love after the shooting? >> yes, i mean, you know, we definitely have felt the love, i think. josh, i

springs.king place very quickly. the police get a dispatch 11:57, they arrive at 12:00, by 12:02, the individual, the perpetrator is subdued that is largely because of two, but primarily one, as i understand it, are able to take a handgun that he's got in his possession, take it away from him and use that weapon, not by shooting it by hitting him and disabling him. it's an incredible act of heroism. >> the suspect has been charged with five counts of murder, as well as five hate crime charges. the shooting having occurred in one of the only places in colorado springs where lgbtq people could gather and feel safe. "the new york times" reports this, quote, in its early days 20 years ago, the site for club q was collected in part because of its setting. well back from the nearest road which is offered its clientele the protection of not being seen entering and leaving. and though the nightclub has evolved into a place of refuge and comfort for the lgbtq community being club q has never been easy.

a brutal attack on an l g b t q nightclub in colorado springs.hearts break at the senseless slaughter of five beautiful souls and the many more injured or forever traumatized at what was a sanctuary of safety and solidarity. and there's still a lot for investigators to uncover about this mass shooting. use our website to get the latest information and updates on the case, twitter may cut more of a shrinking workforce as early as tomorrow, according to bloomberg . elon musk is considering new layoffs that would target the company's sales and partnership teams. the layoffs are expected to come after a large number of employees rejected. elon musk ultimatum late last week three weeks ago after must bought the company for $44 billion, twitter laid off roughly half of its 7500 employees and even more layoffs could leave parts of the company inoperable. for the time being. the unemployment rate in california remains at record lows despite a series of recent high profile tech layoffs. ktvu tom vacar looks at the sector still in need of workers. even tho

the shooting in colorado springs has shaken san francisco's castro district. they are mourning the loss of lives and they are sending an outpouring of support tonight. the blood gathering at harvey milk plaza and that is where we find cornell barnard joining us live tonight. >> this vigil getting underway at 6:00 p.m. tonight. i have to tell you, many heavy heart tear in solidarity with the colorado springs of the b to q community. many advocates here in san francisco believe the shooting have been fueled by anti-gay rhetoric nationwide. >> alize, my heart goes out to the victims that died, who were injured, their friends, families, the entire colorado springs community, just a horrific tragedy. >> estate senator scott says his out because committee is morning lives lost in club key with colorado springs. he says the massacre is sadly no surprise. >> words and rhetoric have consequences. he believes the nightclub shooting may be a product of increased elder pdq and sentiment across the country. >> our community is being targeted. it is politically, with threat

the community coming together in colorado springs.through the windows of the all souls unitarian church, that room filled for a vigil. the growing memorial outside that lgbtq club. many across the country asking how they can help, the club referring everyone to the colorado healing fund to help families of the victims and survivors. that's colorado healing fund.org. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. announcer: this is abc7news. >> it is terrifying. >> we are both grieving, angry emma concerned, worried. kristen: a community still in shock and anguish two days after a gunman opened fire at a colorado springs nightclub, killing five and wounding more than a dozen others. dan: thank you for joining us. we are learning new information about that deadly incident including details on the 22-year-old suspect. prosecutors have yet to file formal charges against anderson lee aldrich. that will happen when he is released from the hospital for injuries suffered while being subdued. aldrich will likely be charged with five counts of first-

natalie chuck in colorado springs, please keep safe. joining me now is jim kavanaugh, retired special agent in charge of the atf and an msnbc terrorism analyst. jim, thank you for joining us. police are calling this a hate attack. they have brought in the fbi. what is the standard procedure for how this gets handled from this point out? >> we'll, if they have a lot of upfront evidence, sam, it is a hate attack. for example, if the killer was rolling out racial epithets, writing on his clothing, or a confessed immediately after being apprehended, or a lot of social media postings about hate, then the fbi will take a bigger role because it will also be a federal crime. a hate crime is a federal crime. if that is not evident, they will have to dig that out first, but they will be working hand in glove with colorado springs detectives, processing the scene, interviewing all of the witnesses inside the club, anybody who might have a statement they watched it unfold, the first responding officers, the patriots who subdue the suspect, anyone w

the niners flew into colorado springs on tuesday because colorado springs is similar to what they'll be facing in mexico city. in fact, the altitude in colorado springs is 2000 feet higher than denver. so they got the elevation they needed for preparation. but what they also got was brutal weather. at one point, the niners were practicing outdoors in 26 degree weather with a light snowfall. they shifted the practices inside later in the week. either way, kyle shanahan was not trying to hear any of those excuses. >> deal with whatever when it you have at times you get to a field rain wasn't expecting all students there. i'm going to green bay and we're going to play in 10 degree weather or whatever that wind chill was. and it's not like i kept the guys out and 10 degrees all week to get used to it. you have a 3 and a half football, 3 our football game and that's all it's about when you get there, you're ready for whatever. i'm just like you are whatever team prison systematically or if you lose a guy in the first player, ready just all the time weather in field conditions as always, j

the shooting happened just before midnight saturday at the club q in colorado springs. five people were killed. 25 others injured. the violence is felt so intensely here at home. we do have team coverage tonight of the emotional reaction from accord to bay area. but we begin now with abc news reporter, andrew dymburt with the very latest in colorado springs. >> a memorial continues to grow outside of club q, an lgbtq nightclub and the scene of the latest mass shooting in this country. the suspect 22 year-old anderson lee aldridge armed with an a.r. style gun began shooting as he entered the club. the initial 911 calls came in just before midnight. officers arriving at the scene within about three minutes. two minutes later, the dealleged gunman was detained. >> i heard shots. broken glass. bodies. it was -- how? why? >> two club goers being hailed as heroes. >> we had two incredibly brave citizen that is were inside the club. and as soon as they could, they grand on to him. and -- and detained him for us and they potentially stopped a lot of people from getting killed.

many leading candles to remember the victims in colorado springs. there is a lot of solidarity with the other bt community here. any advocates believe the shooting was fueled by anti-gay rhetoric nationwide. >> my heart goes out to the victims who died, who were injured. their friends, their families, the entire colorado springs community, just a horrific tragedy. >> scott wiener says his lgbt costs community is warning lives lost to club q in colorado springs but he says the massacre is sadly no surprise. >> words and rhetoric have consequences. >> he believes the nightclub shooting may be a product of increased algae pdq laws and sentiments across the country. >> our community is being targeted politically, with threats and harassment online and sometimes that spills over into violence and it has to stop. >> my heartbreak for colorado springs is edited for my native orlando. >> christopher vasquez says the shooting instantly took him back to orlando's nice club -- pulse nightclub. >> and think we should have learned from pulse in 2016 that words m

across the nation tonight as police investigate a mass shooting at a gay nightclub in colorado springs 11 o'clock news on ktvu, fox two starts now. good evening again. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. investigators are working tonight to piece together exactly how a gunman walked into a gay nightclub in colorado springs and started shooting five people were killed and at least 25. others were injured. people gathered for vigils across the country to ensure the lives lost there at club. q. and tonight, patrons inside the club are getting the credit for stopping the shooting by taking down the suspect suspect two is in custody now has been identified as 22 year old anderson lee aldrick. we begin our team coverage of this tragedy with reporter maggie will lansky in colorado springs. in seconds. a tragedy unfolded early sunday morning at club q and l g b t q bar in colorado springs. the initial call for service was received at 11 56 and 57 seconds. pm last night. the initial officer was dispatched at 11 57 pm by in minutes, it was stopped by the quick action of heroes both in uniform an

all in a tell us about where this happened, what is colorado springs like? so colorado, the state of colorado, is a very liberal state. they just elected a open lea, a gay governor. but colorado springs is one of these very conservative pockets, or it's the home of the u. s. air force academy and also the home of the headquarters of a national evan, delicate group, a named focus on the family. so in colorado springs in the year 2015, a gunman also got into a abortion clinic, and a killed a 3 and injured 9 people. so one could actually say a colorado springs kind of is the nucleus of the cultural war going on here in the united states where trends are riots. well g, b t, q writes really are at stake. now in, as i know that you covered the pulse night club shooting in orlando, and that was the deadliest attack on algae, the ticket venue in the u. s. what does another event like this mean for the community? i just spoke to survivors of the pulse or shooting which happened in florida as 6 years ago. and you know, events like that today, obviously trigger of the

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colorado springs, for example.ft and on the right, lots of things going on. one thing that we simply can't tolerate, and leaders, particularly in government and political -- must come out and messages that this kind of violence, for whatever the motivation, is simply intolerable. i don't think the people of colorado's truly want to live in a state where this is tolerated, or where they become numb to it. we'll be looking to leaders, to help calm down and verge acts out rights any kind of extremist ideology that comes along and supports this. law enforcement, by the, way will be examining public postings on social media, and known violent extremist groups to see whether they're aching this on, and courage a net, copycat crimes become a real concern now that law enforcement will be on the alert for this. i would encourage everyone out there, if you hear some, supporting encouraging and talking about doing this type of violence, get on the phone, get on line, of report that to the authorities. >> all right, frank, tha

this is the only l g b t q plus space we have in the city of colorado springs where we didn't go how can we now do anything like something like this can happen at a vigil held for the victims, the states governor jared, polis addressed mourners via video calling the shooting a senseless act of evil in 2018 policy was the 1st openly gay man to be elected governor in the us business in l. g b to community in their own. it's a place where we can gather data and shift in july. i feel i've said so many of you to do fillings on tooth number. the gunman began firing just moments before midnight. as people in the club were planning to mark the start of the trends. gender day of remembrance honoring those killed in trans phobic violence. the outcome here in colorado springs could have been much worse if not for the response from club goers. the city's police chief said at least 2 club patrons fought and subdued the suspected gunman. before officers arrived and arrested him, investigate is a still determining and motive. that club cue has issued a statement calling the shooting a hate attack.

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well, marianna spring joins me now in the studio.ndeterred, responding... joins me now in the studio. thank you so much for coming on newswatch. what are we talking about when we're talking about disinformation in news? i think it's really important to think about how disinformation tends to be deliberate misleading of people, promoting conspiracy theories or falsehoods that can cause serious real world harm, and a lot of the focus that i have in thisjob is understanding how disinformation spreads and how it affects people — particularly those who are targeted by it — falsehoods about the pandemic, the war in ukraine. these aren't fringe beliefs any more. these aren't sort of small internet forums where people are promoting conspiracies that, you know, a lot of people would think are quite extreme and they wouldn't believe — particularly after the pandemic, but also around other major global events, elections and more. disinformation is more common than ever, it's something that can proliferate and spread very rapidly, and it has a r

and there is a year, what kind of spring is this spring ? no, no, you can’t, you can’t make fun of me like that, of course, until the end of next year meaning the spring of next year. well, he said this in an interview with sky news, er, you know that, by the way, the film crew of askania was deprived of accreditation, and this is sad news. i hope that we will come out of this news without loss lending, in particular, i hope that it is different we will ask our military expert later, and now oleg buryak, the head of the zaporizhzhia district military administration, is in touch with us. we will ask how things are going in zaporizhzhia. there was a shelling that hit mrs. oleg. have a good day, although we understand that this day is not good in zaporizhia. so there were five arrivals of s-300 rockets. this was a very important and powerful enterprise of the city of zaporizhzhia. as a result of this, osterevo was destroyed there. one person died, there are no wounded, unfortunately, there is information about the deceased this morning , it has

forty years old just moving to colorado trying to enjoy a weekend trip to colorado springs. and then loving his she on —- hunting and fishing like so many other and was there to support the community. twenty-two years old grew up in colorado springs and just started a new job and was saving up for his own apartment. i'm thinking of them madame president and their families and all those who survived this terrible tragedy in colorado. those that imagined and then this happens it fills me with rage and with if not for the encourage but that list of names would have been longer. with that crisis training to help subdue. he said he jumped into action because he simply wanted to save the family that he found that club q. and richard fierro was why she but his protective instincts but nobody's and doing a night with their friends and families to go have to go into combat mode in the united states of america. that is not the country i grew up in. it is the country the pages and this institution but they bear a burden i never had growing up in the united states but then to be in a ba

my daughter, wife should have never experienced combat in colorado springs. and everybody in that building experienced combat that night. not to their own accord. but because they were forced to. and i told my daughter, for me down range it was always, hey, get into the next patrol. get in the next patrol and you're done. they get over it. get into the next patrol. they don't have that option. nobody in that building has the option to get on the next patrol. they had to live with now until whatever -- it is a lot for any human, man. this kid that was helping me was kicking another human in the head. and i told him to do it. >>> joining me now, is jesse hazelwood, a friend of rump at club q who was killed in the attack. jesse, thank you so much for coming on. i'm so sorry for you and your family and your communities and everyone going through this and we just heard from richard fierro and you could clearly feel his emotion in all of this. but how are you today. where is your heart and head? >> my heart is with my community today. i think that more than anythin

made up of various colors, water in the spring makes it blue. fake, now i can understand why it is call a paint pot it looks like paint. >> next is a dynamic feature that has har le far less water at its command, but oror owes its color from the steam causing it to bubble. >> two left. >> fumerral and a guyser. >> fumer al, steam exudes some are louder some are quiet. >> i can't hear it. >> one left. the geyser. >> we were at. >> we have a set here, they are connected. >> always something going on, but they affect each other. >> we must be getting close to the geyser, i can feel water hitting us. >> it is spouting in our direction today it will not hurt you, it is boiling when it leaves the geyser it is cold when it hits us, droplets have mineral and solution they can hurt glass, not they will etch it but deposit on it. >> magic happen here. >> coming up, i'll tell where you yellowstone got its name as we say good-bye to one of the greatest places on earth. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow

nick watt is in colorado springs. nick, the suspect is in the hospital and we're learning new details about him. give us the latest. >> reporter: well, it is key these charges that he's facing because so far investigators have been a little coy about whether they were treating this as a hate crime. they were looking at it threw the lens of a hate crime. now we see firve charges of firt degree murder and a bias crime. among the lgbtq community here in colorado springs they've been saying it was a hate crime directed at their community. two law enforcement sources told cnn that this 22-year-old suspect purchased these firearms himself. that is raising questions. why did it not trigger any red flags because he has had previous run-ins with law enforcement? last summer he -- his mother called police to say that this young man was threatening her with a bomb and other weapons. he was arrested by police here. however, he was never formally charged. charges were not pursued. that wouldn't necessarily show up on a background

conscripts to replace those who were killed in the spring. history says in the spring: russia is planning to start all over again, this is their quote literally, that is, if these sources are to be believed with whom the journalists spoke, russia plans to hold out until spring, and then return to its primary, primary goals, as they stated then, the occupation of ukraine, the capture of kyiv, and so on, how unrealistic it is at all to do, even to plan realistically, i understood the question, look really. they have such plans, uh , this is connected with this, this is a plea, and without exaggeration, i will say reset, yes, about n- negotiations, everyone is starting to persuade, yes, and the officials of the russian federation and on federal channels a-a and lukashenko began to say that the whole of ukraine needs negotiations, otherwise it is the end of ukraine, and here, by the way, the sleeping prime minister, mr. aizarov, who also in his sermons in his posts, demands that ukraine sit down at the negotiating table, i.e., russia, important n

marianna spring, thank you so much. thank you for all your comments this week.il newswatch@bbc.co.uk, or you can find us on twitter @newswatchbbc. you can call us on 03700106676. and do have a look at our website — bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us — we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. it was dry and sunny earlier today across many parts of the country but the weather will change this weekend. with all this cloud beckons coming in from the atlantic that will bring in some rain overnight into north—west scotland and then later heading into northern ireland. some clearer skies possible for a while, lighter winds in eastern england here it will be quite a chilly start to the weekend. but the winds are strengthening throughout saturday we have got more cloud coming in eastern england dry may be a little sunshine and some rain setting in across wales, western england moving northward to scotland still some rain at times in northern ireland. and the winds are strengthening may be touching gale force

mammoth hot springs, the springs. they change every year. with all of the earthquakes, it changes constantly. it changes the plumbing, and every spring i will go to yellowstone and see what has changed because of earthquakes. that is taken of the lower falls. there are 308 feet high. this is an interesting photograph. my dad took this in 1957 in black and white. and you can see off to the right hand corner, the old faithful canyon hotel before burned down. then i flew over in 2006 and flew fairly close to where that was and photographed the same image. so you see what it was back in the 50s, and what it is today. oh. these are always in the pictures up until that 70s. and those are baby cubs, and then somebody is inspecting the camera, and of course lots of things can happen. but people didn't believe it. and now they don't believe. i call it that is a syndrome. if you walk up next to the buffalo and take pictures, or next to the bears. it has always been a problem this is a black bear. how did i get this close? i rolled down my window took

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evan kruegel has more from colorado springs. >> still so many questions here in colorado springs where multiple people are dead after police say a man walked into a nightclub and started shooting. it was just before midnight when police say a 22 year-old man walked through these doors. >> armed with a long rifle, the suspect and are clip q and immediately began shooting at people inside. >> as you move further into the club chief adrian vasquez says multiple people were hit at least 5 were killed while the suspect was inside of the club, at least to her road. people inside the club confronted and fought with the suspect and we're able to stop stop the suspect from continuing to kill and harm others. officers were here within 3 minutes with the suspect in custody. just 2 minutes later. soon as they had the suspect in custody, we are able to move folks in their paramedics and firefighters. >> to start the tree icing in treating patients a drag show was happening at the time of the shooting. according to those inside. and police say they will investigate whether this was a bias motivated

it's already hard to be a trans person in colorado springs. this is just another reminder of how hard this is. how much faith there is out there. talk to me specifically about a space that is supposed to be a place of refuge. we coming a place of violence. >> yeah, let's talk about why spaces like club q and paul's exist in the first place. i get the term safe space has been perverted overtime. it's used online as an insult from right wing tools as if to suggest, if you need to say, space you must not be tough enough to handle the world as it is. the truth is that for communities like ours, for communities that are constantly threatened by hatred, by discrimination, by bigotry, ultimately, violence every single time we are out the door, safe spaces like a cue and pulse are the places we carve out for one another. they are refugees. paul's was one of the first places i ever held hands with some of that looking over my shoulder first. possible in the first places i ever wore a pair of super skinny jeans without being afraid of what someone would

jose. >> priscilla thompson in colorado springs. thank you. also with us is msnbc law enforcement analyst, former police chief of seattle, carmen best. thank you for being here with us. what are the questions law enforcement has this morning as they continue this investigation? >> reporter: good morning, jose. thank you for having me on another tragic, sad mass shooting. over 600. law enforcement this morning is going to be looking at all the things to determine they have a person in custody. they want to make sure there were no phreusz, no one also involved in this tragic mass shooting. they want to see whether or not the person had any affiliation with groups that are known for hate. because this has all of the, as the mayor said, trappings of a hate crime. obviously, they will want to be able to verify that if that is in fact, the case, coming on the heels of transgender recognition. so they'll be looking at all those details. they will be looking at the guns, working with federal partners to do crime gun tracing to see where the guns were

que shooting in colorado springs include members of the lgbtq+. elected officials like senator scott wiener and lieutenant governor and allies of the community. the conversation went from remembering those lost to how people can protect others in the community from being hurt. again. >> it was not an isolated we know that in this country, the demonizing people has only gotten worse and worse over time. if you know someone like us and we're no longer other we're human beings and that's our problem. we haven't been able to show the world that honor to introduce. >> today is also transgender rememberance day. it's a day to remember those who have been murdered as a result of transphobia. some people told me they keen to this vigil. >> from that rememberance day event and that this type of hate is all too common for them. live in san francisco, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right, dana, thank you. president biden issuing a statement about the mass shooting saying, quote, chilling 9 praying for the families of the 5 people killed in colorado springs

cbs's janet shamlian will start us off tonight from colorado springs.evening. five lives lost. but tonight, so many more saved thanks to that army veteran, who told us his story, how it was simply instinct for him to put himself in harm's way for the safety of others. richard fierro never expected a war zone would follow him home. >> i wasn't thinking. i just ran over there, got him. i gotta kill this guy. he's going to kill my kid. he's going to kill my wife. >> reporter: the army veteran, awarded two bronze stars, watt as club q with his wife, daughter, and her boyfriend when the gunman started firing. >> it's a reflex. go. go to the fire. stop the action. stop the activity. don't let no one get hurt. >> reporter: fierro says he grabbed the suspect by his body armor and threw him to the ground. >> i'm a big dude, man, and this guy was bigger. and i just kept wailing on him. >> reporter: it was too late to save his daughter's boyfriend, raymond green vance, among the five people who died. as the community comes to terms with the tragedy, new details on

the story of one of the two people that help stop, subdue the gunmen at the shooting in colorado springs. the other a drag performer who stomped on the suspect with their high heel. >> thanks for joining us the suspect in this weekend's mass shooting inside that lgbtq+ night club is expected to be charged with murder and hate crime charges, but now the focus is on the two people who stepped into hell. >> police say they ran toward the gunmen, beating him with one of his own firearms. >> i feel for everyone in that room. >> tonight we are hearing from one of the men who risked their lives during the moments of the deadly mass shooting inside colorado springs. an army that along with thomas james jumping into action. >> the guy came in shooting. pulled the guy down and i told the kid in front of me, kicked him in his head. i am yelling 911. someone call 911. >> this as the man who went on a shooting rampage is set to be charged with five counts of first-degree murder along with hate crimes. authorities identifying all five people killed. a bartender at the club and fiancÉ of drug kroening

let's get right to our correspondent in colorado springs. suspect, i understand, is scheduled to appear in court for first time tomorrow now that he's out of the hospital and is custody. what else can you tell us? >> reporter: correct, wolf. the suspect was released from the hospital today, handed over to the sheriff's department. he will appear 11:30 local time by video link. this first appearance here in colorado, basically he will be told what he's under investigation for, formal charges should follow a day or two later. meanwhile, we've been hearing from the man who took him down. >> i told him, i'm going to kill you, man, because you tried to kill my friend. my family was in there. >> reporter: three tours in iraq, one in afghanistan prepared this army vet for a night out back home. >> i was done doing this stuff. >> reporter: he had a helper. >> i told him, get the ar away from him. the kid pushed the ar, i don't know what his name was. >> reporter: now we do. information systems technician petty officer second class thomas james, inju

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leading us off tonight is cbs' janet shamlian in colorado springing.d evening. >> reporter: good evening. this is a community in shock tonight. club q has long been a save hafen for the lbgtq community. that sense of community now shattered, as law enforcement investigates whether this is a crime motivated by hate. a scene of sheer terror saturday night. >> i heard shots, broken glass, bodies -- it was -- how? why? >> reporter: michael anderson, the club's bar tender, saw unimaginable horror all around him. >> the patio from the dance floor, all that glass was shattered, and i saw someone i knew lying there in that broken glass, having been shot in the neck. >> reporter: police say the shooter came into the club just before midnight with two guns and opened fire. >> we're still working to identify the firearms and who they belong to, but the suspect used a long rifle. >> reporter: matthew haynes is one of the club owners and raced to the scene. >> last night, one man went into our home and murdered five of our community. >> reporter: on facebook, the c