st. francis.t we train rigorously, over and over and over again, for not if, but when, because we have seen the violence that is taking place throughout the united states. and we would be naive not to think that that would not happen in our jurisdiction. so again, to the men and women of the tulsa police department, oklahoma highway patrol, all of the surrounding jurisdictions that descended upon the scene yesterday, i offer a heartfelt thanks and i hope that each and every citizen that sees an officer today, thanks an officer today. because this job is hard. it is difficult. >> thank you, chief franklin. >> hi. i had an opportunity to walk through the clinic this morning, and i did that for two reasons, one of which so that i could see it for myself, more than just the lobby which is where i was last night, but also, so that i could do one thing, which is i represent over 10,000 people that make up the st. francis health system and i prayed over each of the areas where it was clear that someone h

st. francis. i cannot emphasize enough that we train rigorously over and over and over again for not if, but when. because we have seen the violence that has taken place throughout the united states. and we would be naive not to think that that would not happen in our jurisdiction. so again, to the men and women of the tulsa police department, oklahoma highway patrol, all of the surrounding jurisdictions that descended upon the scene yesterday, i offer a heart felt thanks and i hope that each and every citizen that sees an officer today thanks an officer today because this job is hard. it is difficult. >> thank you, franklin. i had an opportunity to walk through the clinic this morning and i did that for two reasons. one of which so that i could see it for myself more than just the lobby, which is where i was last night, but also so that i could do one thing, which is i represent over 10,000 people that make up the st. francis health system and i prayed over each of the areas where it was clear th

st. francis hospital campus in tulsa .can see, apparently an intense situation as police continue to evacuate what sounds like a very large building, potentially hundreds of people need to be evacuated from that building before police can call the scene clear and secure. of course in a situation like this, which is so fluid, there's always a concern with authorities as to whether the person they believe to be the shooter is the only person they need to worry about. so that is what we know at this stage. back to you. >> and of course as you point out, hundreds of people in the building, that is why there is still such a lack of clarity of the scale of what we are talking about here. i understand from local reporters, it is an outpatient surgery and breast center, so those are the types of medical things that could be happening there. thank you very much. and i will just say here, we are able to report our senior producer spoke to tulsa police department, they are still going through all the floors in the building, that is w

st. francis hospital in tulsa. law enforcement from several agencies rushing in. authorities sweeping the hospital, floor by floor, room by room. abc's will carr tonight with what we know so far. >> reporter: the calls coming in around 5:00 p.m. central first reporting a man with a rifle. then an active shooter inside st. francis hospital in tulsa. >> shooting at the natalie b building. >> reporter: one call coming from someone during a virtual appointment with a doctor inside the hospital. >> advise she was on a video chat with a doctor on the second floor, he told her to call the police, there had been a shooting. >> reporter: officers armed with long guns racing to the scene. finding multiple victims, tr describing the scene inside as catastrophic. >> we do have four people who were shot and killed. one died after leaving the scene to try to get medical aid and one of those four is going to be our suspect. >> some of them couldn't walk very well, but they were just kind of wobbling and stumbling. >> reporter: those officers clearing the five-story medical compl

st. francis medical complex. one of them actually just right across the street from the natalie building and saw several officers, six of them, she told us, who actually went inside that building. she -- excuse me, her son saw those officers bringing people out, rushing people out of the building and some of them, they couldn't walk they were having a hard time getting out, just trying to rush to safety. we are learning that people who are in those buildings, one in the kelly building, actually barricaded in that building right now in safety. another in one of the buildings in the complex, actually in the basement right now as well >> we heard from the man who is taking shelter in the basement, waiting to be released his wife, he's been texting with his wife and letting her know he was okay, but she had a number of alarming moments where he texted her saying there was an active shooter she responded, are you serious then nothing there was some time before -- a lapse in time before he could respond again to her as

st. francis in your hearts tonight.sa, i'm abigail die. >> shannon: abigail, thank you very much for the update, we appreciate it. big win for actor johnny depp wednesday as the jury in virginia rules mostly in his favor in dueling defamation lawsuits involving ex-wife amber heard. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is on the case of the long-awaited verdict in this trial. good evening, trace. >> shannon, good evening, seven person jury delivered it for 12 hours over three days and in the end they found both amber heard and johnny depp liable for defamation, but certainly not a split verdict, it was a resounding victory for johnny depp because he won on all counts. namely that amber heard defamed him in three separate statements she made in an op-ed she wrote for "the washington post" back in 2018 that accused johnny depp, even without naming him, of domestic violence. remember he sued his ex-wife for $50 million and amber heard countersued him for 100 million. here's the court readout of the damages. wat

st. francis praying their priest also returns home alive. i asked our correspondent elisa twahoma, if nigerian authorities had any leads on the assailants while ben, good morning to you? well, so far so good. the authorities in nigeria including to police that have yet to name any person or group or responsible for the accent at church in or walk on dose state southwest nigeria yesterday it has to be said our days does. sa, betty hallmarks off a federal terror attack, but no person so group have been named yet because investigations that on i would a statement released by the police for forensic investigations out there were i did crime scene yesterday and that, you know, are late afternoon going into the even at nights in our, in that st. francis to church catholic church, we just had tag so, so far, so good. no person. so group named by the authorities. so we wait on that word from the federal government under police in nigeria. this is quite a surprise, isn't it? considering how relatively peaceful the southwest is compared to other parts

st. francis hospital in tulsa.d to be the primary shooter is down. >>> now to the breakthrough >>> now to the breakthrough treatment announced in "the new england journal of medicine" for pancreatic cancer and the possibility it will help patients with other types of cancer as well here is nbc's blayne alexander. >> reporter: in early 2018, kathy wilks faced a grim prognosis. stage three pancreatic cancer she didn't know how long she had to live. >> i think it was still just shock. >> reporter: her treatment was grueling, eight rounds of chemotherapy, surgery, radiation. >> it was a lot of nausea, very tired, a lot of just not wanting to get out of bed. >> reporter: but nothing worked by the next year the cancer had spread to her lungs. kathy's health made a remarkable turnaround after she received a groundbreaking experimental treatment in portland led by dr. ron lidner >> this is potentially a one and done treatment. >> reporter: the treatment is currently the only known effective therapy for metastatic pancreati

st. francis hospital. tulsa's police captain says some were killed, but the suspect is down. st. francis health system has locked down its campus and pepolice are asking people to sy away from the area. we turn now to uvalde, texas, where more of those killed in last week's school shooting were laid to rest. that includes teacher irma garcia, a mother of four, finishing up her 23rd year at robb elementary. here's cbs' lilia luciano. >> reporter: two caskets, side by side-- even death couldn't keep them apart. today, a double funeral for teacher irma garcia, who died protecting her students, and her husband of nearly 25 years, joe, whose heart failed two days later. last week, joe garcia was laying flowers at his wife's memorial. hours later, he suffered a heart attack. their four children, now orphans, in attendance. >> for the four kids, you know, it's very sad. >> reporter: with barely time to exhale, mourners attended another funeral at the same church, this one for 10-year-old jose flores, jr., a fourth grader who was proud for making the honor roll that day for the first time

st. francis hospital. it's a physician's specialty building and from what we're getting from sources is that there was an active shooter and they're looking for a physician and they were not able to find that physician. and three innocent people in that building have been -- have been shot. and we're picking up information also that there may have been another person wounded and, you know, obviously our thoughts and prayers go out to -- to the victims of that shooter. and the shooter did take his own life. and we do know that. tulsa police department, the riverside division, they actually prepared -- they did training yesterday for just such a situation and they've been trained and prepared for just this. so it could have been possibly worse. nonetheless, this has just been very tragic. >> can you tell me a little bit about what you know about the facility where this occurred. you're saying it's outpatient, so it's not an inside area of a hospital, it's relatively accessible? >> it's not inside a hospital,

st. francis hospital, performed back surgery on michael louis on may 19th. on may 24th, louis was released. >> after release, louis called several times over several days, complaining of pain and wanted additional treatment. >> reporter: louis's last call to the clinic, coming just hours before he would allegedly open fire. at 2:00 p.m., the day of the shooting, the atf says louis bought an ar-style semiautomatic rifle from a local gun store. just days before, he bought a .40-caliber semiautomatic handgun. both weapons purchased legally. at 4:52 p.m., hours after buying that gun, the first call to 911, from a patient seeing a doctor over video chat. >> she was on a video chat with the doctor on the second floor, he told her to call the police, there had been a shooting. >> one of the victims held the door for someone to allow them to escape out of the back door and was shot and killed. >> they're running in. >> reporter: police from multiple agencies swarming and immediately entering the building. six mib minutes later, at 4:58 p.m., they hear a single gunsh

st. francis boarding school in south dakota in 1962. i attended this boarding school 24 seven for 10 months out of the year for eight years total and the majority of my childhood i left st. francis boarding school after the eighth grade in 1960. my boarding school experience is painful and traumatic. i remember when i first got to school. the priest took us to a big room which had 6 to 8 bathtubs in and placed all us middle guys, put us in one top and scrubbed us with a big brush. the brush made our skins and our backsides all law. and we had to have our haircut. the school then put all the little guys in the same dormitory . we were together in the first through fourth grades. nighttime we could hear all the children crying for their families. i remember seeing them. during the day i stayed at the school and corporal punishment was common. the priests would often get impatient and hit us with a strap. it was also punishment that we called the teeth which was a rope with several strands going off ofit . we were hit with this and the reg

st. francis praying their priest also returns home alive. the news continues right here after close up, which looks at how under water climate change is threatening ocean life on. we love rock and roll on behalf of the entire team. thank you very much for making us part of your day. i'll see him tomorrow. it is a secret war, the scene endless one absence of the conflict between yvonne on the one hand and israel in the united states on the other more than 40 years. the adversaries have been here.

st. francis praying their priest also returns home alive even with bull raging in ukraine. the nations bid to qualify for the woke up has been giving football fan something to cheer about. but those hopes ended after ukraine lost to wales in a tightly contested playoff. with the more still on their minds, ukraine, supporters were out in their numbers to urge on their team in the west capital. kind of you quite lost qualified for the woke up in 2006 wales, 11, nill afteren, and gold, by ukraine's captain. and reminder of the top story were following foy, british prime minister bars johnson faces a vote of confidence. monday evening. conservative members of parliament triggered the leadership challenge after a series of scandals. but no rival has emerged seeking to replace johnson yet. and so for now, up next hour documentary, the green revolution is asking and found petroleum based economy can make the switch to renewables. he'll gail will have your next news bulletin, next out of it is a secret war. the scene endless one into the conflict between iran on the one hand and is

st. francis hospital campus and what is referred to a large building. authorities had to go door-to-door in that building and removed people and what they were referring to a slow evacuation. not a lot of additional details. first, authorities calling it catastrophic scene. we don't know any more details why they would be referring it in that way. what we do know at this time is three dead and four, including the shooter and one person reported in critical condition. anderson. >> do we know anything of the medical complex and where the shooting took place? and information of how the person able to get inside? >> not a lot of information from the authorities about that. other than it is certainly apart of the community and you have the hospital and you also have the building apparently where all of this occurred. there was one report that authorities shared indicating that this individual may have gone to this location specifically looking for a doctor. we don't know who that doctor is or the doctor's whereabouts at this time, anderson. >> the police spo

st. francis hospital. tulsa's police captain say some were kill but the suspect is down. st. francis health system has locked down its campus, and police are asking people to stay way fry the area. atf is on the scene to help with the situation. >>> well, we turn now to uvalde, texas, where more of those killed in last week's school shooting were put to rest. that includes teacher irma garcia, a mother of four who was finishing up her 23rd year at robb elementary. here is cbs' lilia luciano. >> reporter: two caskets side by side. even death couldn't keep them apart. today a double funeral for teacher irma garcia, who died protecting her students and her husband of nearly 25 years, joe, whose heart failed two days later. last week, joe garcia was laying flowers at his wife's memorial. hours later, he suffered a heart attack. their four children now orphans in attendance. >> four kids, you know. it's very sad. >> reporter: with barely time to exhale, mourners attended another funeral at the same church. this one for 10-year-old jose flores jr., a fourth grader who was proud for

st. francis family are devastated. >> reporter: the reality of the st. ancis hospital world, the reality of oklahoma, that we uniquely as a nation seem to be facing, as we covered the 233rd mass shooting of 2022. victor, alisyn? >> dr. parker said she was serving for the rye words, but there are no right words, so he just spoke from the heart. l lucy, thank you. >>> and mayor says police used a negotiator to try to talk to the shooter. >> the negotiator was trying to get the shooter on the phone. i was in the room. they used every number they could fun. the moment he went to the classroom, he started calling. they were trying to get numbers and call. >> the gunman never answered. cnn's shimon prokopec. >> >> reporter: that's fine the mayor is talking about it, but people need to be a little critical of that. it's not even clear they even had a phone number, and it also goes against some of the protocols that's established. as we know from experience talking about this, and other law enforcement officials, it's important to go in and take out the gunman. o

st. francis praying their priest also returns home alive, a change of pace. now in some sports news for your katara plans to re install a sculpture immortalizing french soccer player as xena dizzy don's infamous head buck during the 2006 world cup final. the sculpture was removed in 2013 because of a joke of objections. rather in the conservative muslim state, while the 5 meter bronze work depicts the moments in berlin, wednesday dawn head butted italy's marco mother. i see an act for which she was sent off the work who will be housed in the could tar sports museum during this year's world cup in the country then is continuous state of the news asia is our next. and i'll see at the top with someone else to the t. v. highlights selected for you every week in your inbox, subscribe. now the amount of plaster is increasing every year. many im gonna working on lunch with only were fairly holiday destinations and drowning. and plastic weiss, we, we wine at the causes.

st. francis catholic, san francis xavier catholic church and open fire indiscriminate indiscriminately actually and also targeted. but he did well at one of the things that we are hearing because local, some parts of media is that report in that is an explosion. we cannot definitely see it from the image is that was seen there, but security forces from the state. i've been speaking to the said that there was a use of diana mats to kind of scare the people before these gone, men actually went into the church and shooting at people directly as close rent. and some of the images, of course, coming from the state is so glory, i'm afraid it's not where we come put up and then they made the kid not the, the priest from the church. so i said now those a lot of confusion and the numbers we can also as, as in the numbers, because as so many people were killed in that attack. and there's, there's been cause also for blood donation in the states. you know, there are fed draw medical center, there is colleen on the individual's whole continent law. so it's quite a sad thing to do to see particularly in tha

st. francis, praying their priest also returns home alive. the island of salt in the northern germany is generally regarded as a rich persons playground. so last week, when germany started issuing 9 euro monthly rail tickets to help ease higher fuel costs, lots of pugs and their friends decided to take a tray, right. have a look and see what all the fuss is about. it's mid day and a packed regional train is arriving on the german holiday island of zillow. most of the passengers had straight into the center of the islands. main town was a lot of these north. it has this reputation of being where the rich people live now, and they are annoyed that everyone's come in with a 9 year old ticket on. so i felt like i had to come the people with a 9 year. it's a get her here, like the poor people to your the all. while the main town is full of young people, just a few kilometers up the road is a well healed resort. most people here have travelled by car, but there are young people here too. in town, it's really awful, but here everything's the same as

el lugar del tiroteo es un edificio que se parte del campus del hospital st francis. >> [habla en inglÉsmbaleÁndose y tropezÁndose con todo para salir de allÍ, dice un testigo. informes preliminares dan cuenta de que el tiroteo se quitÓ la vida en medio de una cena que fue descrita como catastrÓfica, aÚn se desconoce quÉ motivÓ al tirador, sin embargo, un concejal de tulsa dijo en una estaciÓn local que el hombre habrÍa estado buscando a uun mÉdico en particular. estos eventos ponen presiÓn a los legisladores en el capitolio, a quienes el paÍs es exige cambios en la legislaciÓn de acceso a las armas. nueve senadores se reuniÓ nos pues una vez de manera virtual para avanzar en ese tema. elyangÉlica gonzÁles, univisiÓn. borja: gracias. la verdad que es terrible la situaciÓn que estamos enfrentando en el paÍs. no le habÍa quitado el dolor de espalda , entonces llegÓ a la consulta y matÓ al doctor. la policÍa arrestÓ a un adolescente de 16 aÑos que presuntamente reclutaban a otros jÓvenes para realizar un tiroteo masiva una escuela secundaria de esa ciudad. la policÍa fue alertada, se emitiÓ

st. francis hospital earlier today.olice just finished a press conference, nbc news national correspondent kate gutierrez is back to me with the newest information. >> several, updates first unfortunately the death toll has gone up. there are now at least four people dead, plus the gunman, according to police. the gunman still has not been identified, but he is believed to be between 35 and 45 years old, they are still investigating a motive. a police spokesperson was asked whether that gunman may have been targeting everybody specifically, and essentially they said that they are looking into that at this point, but again no motive has been established. no officers were hurt, in terms of injuries, chris, there was no specific number, but a police spokesperson at nbc news spoke with so that is believed to be less than ten people injured, and they all have non life-threatening injuries. the suspect, according to police, had two weapons, a pistol and a long gun, both weapons were used at the scene. it was the quick respons

st. francis hospital in tulsa, oklahoma, at least four victims are dead, the shooter is also dead.ideo of the early moments of the police response, officer's pulling out their long guns and women who saw emergency vehicles racing to the scene and rifles pulled out couldn't help but get emotional. frankly, it's hard to not be emotional from yet another mass shooting in this country. talking to a city counselmember said the shooter may have been looking for a specific doctor at that campus. as we update you on tulsa we're not going to forget for a moment what's going on in uvalde, texas, how can we? and we're looking at all of the important questions there later in this hour but we can't turn away from the reality that this is happening all across this country. gun violence as an epidemic only seems to be growing and tonight throwing yet another american city into mourning. now i want to bring in kathy captain of the tulsa police department, thank you for joining me this evening. i have to tell you, it's really stunning that here we are, perhaps not stunning in the state of affairs w

st. francis hospital, then more information that shots were fired in the medical hospital.lding, got to the second floor where the shots were heard within two minutes and began yelling, identifying themselves. >> as officers were calling out tulsa police, and advancing towards a suspect location, they heard a gunshot. we believe that was the final gunshot with the suspect taking his own life. the gunshot was at 4:58 p.m., approximately 39 seconds after the first officers entered the building. >> it's a multifloor facility, hundreds of rooms, hundreds of people. it's -- it was complete chaos as people ran out and we did a methodical floor-by-floor search looking at every room people were hiding, able to get them out safely. >> law enforcement, found the victims quickly, and according to dr. phillips, a letter found on the gunman, was his target. dr. stephanie also killed as was glenn a patient, william love, hurt and killed shortly after. then, found at the foot of the desk near the gunman survived. dr. phillips was remembered as an amazing person and physician who under wen

st. francis have any drills or joining on campus? >> the question was have we had mass shooting drills or training. we have training and educational modules. i couldn't speak to actual drills, but as i said earlier, there's going to be 1,000 questions that we as an organization are going to need to answer, and that's going to be one of them about our path going forward. >> reporter: what can you tell us about -- >> she's another one of the physicians that works in our orthopedic department, stephanie is just -- was an incredible person, and amanda was i think had a supervisory role within the clinic. the three best people in the entire world that are the most committed to doing what they do every day and taking care of others. they didn't deserve to die this way. >> reporter: i'm not sure this may be a question for you. do you know if the gentleman's an tag michl against dr. phillips was -- >> the question was about racial motivation, and i -- i can't answer that. >> i will answer that. the information we have thus far is that there

st. francis hospital in tulsa, oklahoma. the shooting broke out sometime around 5:00 p.m.just starting to get that information that at least three people are dead plus the gunman described only as a person with a rifle. again, it's not clear how the gunman died exactly and a motive has not been identified. we're hearing more and more about these incidents over the last several days coming fresh on the heels of the uvalde massacre, but this time a shooting at a hospital with at least three victims. the gunman is also dead according to police, the information just start toddrickle out now. joy? >> and very quickly before i let you go, gabe. do we have any sense or is there any reporting on the victims whether we're talking hospital staff or whether we're talking about people who are in the hospital and for some other reason? do we have anymore information on who at least generally -- general information on who these victims were in. >> at this pain not yet. we don't have ages of the deceased. we don't know, you know, what their relation may or may not have been to the gunman

st. francis hospital. and then as we were sitting there, the events unfolded. and i think our first confirmation is that we heard that there were three victims. and the shooter also took his own personal life. one person critically wounded. and from, you know, what we're finding out here, that particular person that was critically wounded has also passed away for a total of five people. >> there's an additional casualty now. so, it's now -- you believe it might be six people including now the shooter? is that what you're saying? >> a total of five -- that's what i'm -- >> total of five. any life lost obviously is one too many. you know, councilman, it's hard to look at this and view it in a vacuum. i mean, the nation has been talking about active shooters in the successive mass shootings we've seen just in recent weeks in this country. you never think it's going to happen in your community. what went through your mind as you were sitting in that car with that sergeant. are you thinking, how can this be happening here? >> we literally -- you know, our nation saw

st francis saying, preach the gospel sometimes use words. pelosi does receive communion at a parish in washington, d. c where the archbishop there allows it. the oakland unified school board is meeting right now and is scheduled to vote tonight on a resolution to reopen some of the 10 schools decided to close. over the next two years. the parents and families that parker elementary brought the resolution to the school board earlier this month. it calls for the district to use funds from a $66 million grant to keep open parker elementary community day school and the upper grades at law school, lita the resolution also calls on the district to roll back the planned closure of other schools come next year, including hillcrest middle school, grass valley and carl monk international airport is expecting a high volume of passengers during the upcoming july 4th holiday, based on the number of scheduled airline seats and the holiday falling on a monday. on the airport expects passenger totals this weekend are likely to match those seen in 2019 befor

of st francis saying , preach the gospel sometimes use words. pelosi does receive communion at a parish in washington, d. c where the archbishop there allows it. california is investigating a gun data breach that exposed personal information of every concealed carry permit holder in the state. this information included names dates of birth, gender race and addresses of permit holders over the past 10 years. visuals with the state department of justice say they are reaching out to those exposed and will provide credit monitoring services. the doj says the breach is connected to an update of the state's 2022 firearms dashboard portal. well that wildfire in nevada county north of sacramento just continues to grow. crews from post, san francisco and oakland are now helping battle the rice is fire. it started yesterday near rice's crossing road. close to the south fork of the yuba river. now the fire is just over 900 acres tonight and is 10% contained. officials describe challenging firefight with dry vegetation and steep terrain. at least four struc

st. francis hospital campus where that shooting took place. you literally went from one mass shooting in uvalde, to the next, in tulsa. we just learned more information about the weapon used here. >> reporter: that's right, poppy. the victims haven't all been laid to rest in uvalde, texas, and yet here we are, tulsa, oklahoma, another mass shooting, new details, three federal sources confirming to cnn that the gunman here in tulsa, oklahoma, purchased the ar-15 style firearm the day of the shooting, yesterday. we know that authorities received a 911 call just shortly after 4:50 p.m. local time. they arrived on the scene shortly there after. the call was about a man with a rifle. when officers arrived to the st. francis hospital complex behind me, they heard gunshots that led them to the second floor, they ran up there, as soon as they got there the shooting suddenly stopped, police sources say. when the officers got into the area, they found the first victim, they found the next victim, and then they found the shooter who apparently shot himse

st. francis hospital. today, authorities identified the gunman as 45-year-old michael louis of muskogee, saying he was armed with an ar-15-style rifle and a semiautomatic handgun. louis shot and killed two doctors, a receptionist, and a patient, before shooting himself. authorities said the gunman legally purchased the rifle about two hours before the shooting and targeted dr. prestophillips, who had recently performed back surgery on louis. wendell franklin is tulsa's police chief. wendell: louis called several times over several days complaining of pain and wanted additional treatment. on may 31, dr. phillips saw mr. louis again for additional treatment. yesterday, june 1, louis called dr. phillips' office again complaining of back pain and wanting additional assistance. we have also found a letter on the suspect which made it clear that he came in with the intent to kill dr. phillips and anyone who got in his way. he blamed dr. phillips for the ongoing pain following the surgery. amna: dr. ryan parker i

st. francis hospital spread throughout tulsa, one man worried about his longtime friend and neighbor dr. preston phillips. >> the first thing i did was send a text to preston and asked if he was okay amid all of the chaos and of course, he didn't get back to me at that point. >> paul bernius now knows he was killed in the shooting that left four people dead before the gunman turned the gun on himself. he lived across the street from him for more than 20 years. >> he was one of the top 1% of our society. i'm sad to see him go. i'll miss him terribly. >> the other victims, a patient, william love who police say held a door closed allowing others to escape the gun fire. receptionist amanda glen and dr. husen died. >> if there was an ability for you to pick from the best men thaw we have for character traits for a human being, a wife, a friend and a physician, that would be stephanie husen. >> hospital ceo cliff robertson reflecting on the three who dedicated their lives to their work at st. francis. >> the three best people in the entire world that are the, you know, the most committed to d

st. francis yacht club and went back to the marina.y ran to baker beach, back to the marina green, and rain made things even more challenging for all competitors. >> it is always a challenge. it was windy. some years it is windy or foggy, this year it was rain. it is the thing that i think you embrace and you go with. you have to slow down on the corners. >> the weather made for a very tricky bike ride. i was being cautious and careful not to fall. >> this is the 41st time the event was held. >> that might be good weather. at least it is not the sun baking on you. >> if it was next weekend, with warming temperatures, the running would not have been so nice. the wet roads when you are trying to make up time on bikes? that is challenging. >>> right now, a lot of humidity. the rain showers have moved away from san francisco and dublin. we are in the mid-to-upper 70s and dublin and san jose. sprinkles, closer to the santa cruz mountains. 75 degrees. let's talk about humidity. this map is color-coded. the green is 60% humidity and higher. t

st. francis hospital in tulsa, oklahoma, now the latest scene of a mass shooting police say the gunman, 45r-old michael louis, walked into his doctor's office armed with two guns and a vendetta police say he recently had back surgery his surgeon, dr. preston phillips. police later found a letter on the gunman laying out his clear target and motive. >> he came in with the intent to kill dr. phillips and anyone who got in his way he blamed dr. phillips for the ongoing pain following the surgery. >> reporter: after his surgery in late may, the gunman called the office repeatedly, police said, complaining of pain, even going back for a follow-up appointment. may 29th, three days before the shooting, he legally purchased a handgun. then on wednesday, police say he called the office repeatedly, later that day buying an ar-15 rifle three hours before the attack >> the suspect, when he came into the building, into that office complex, he began firing he began firing at anyone that was in his way. >> reporter: officers were on the scene within five minutes. as they approached, police say the gunman

st. francis hospital. >> shots fired we see blood on the ground >> reporter: tonight, chaos in tulsa

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st. francis health system campus in tulsa, oklahoma, wednesday afternoon following reports of a gunman. >> the officers that did arrive were hearing shots in the building, and that's what directed them to the second floor. >> reporter: authorities say the shooter died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound but not before he killed four people. >> he had one long gun, a rifle, and one handgun. >> reporter: police arrived on scene just three minutes after the 911 call. >> i also want to express our community's profound gratitude for the broad range of first responders who did not hesitate. >> reporter: for those on the campus, they say it drew an instant reminder of last week's school shooting in uvalde, texas. >> like what's going on with the world these days? >> the doctor's office, you can't go nowhere no more without something happening. it's crazy. >> reporter: kevin forrestal's wife was in the building for a procedure. >> and of course as vast as the complex is, the first thought you're going to have is oh, my god, that -- is it where she is or somewhere else? luckily she was safe. >> repo

st. francis hospital. he came with an ar-15 rifle that he purchased that day, that very day, along with a handgun he purchased just three days before. >> he came in with the intent to kill dr. phillips and anyone who got in his way. he blamed dr. phillips for the ongoing pain following the surgery. >> well, for being a healer in our community, dr. phillips died in that shooting. the other three victims include a patient, a receptionist and another doctor. there have been at least 20 mass shootings in the united states since the shooting in uvalde, texas. >>> an earthquake woke up people across parts of the bay area this morning. it was a 4.1 magnitude around 5:07 a.m. it hit about miles northwest of pittsburg near bay point and suisun bay. >>> slept right on through it. the dogs didn't even stir. they're supposed to be a little bit more attuned to that kind of stuff. let's take a look at a cool picture to begin with. had some clouds floating over the bay area today. intermittent clouds and sunshine. those

st. francis xavier, all walk on those stayed southwest nigeria went on sunday. gunmen came into the church hall through dynamite and shut out so many innocent people are about 6 people have been confirmed dead from the report that we are getting. and this is the debris, the aftermath of what happened about 48 hours ago in southwest nigeria, disquiet town. this church has become the center of world attention of what happened here on sunday morning during a church service. this is the west place where lives we are lost. they came here to worship, but not all of them made it back home alive, women and children. this scene here is one of shock and horror walking into the building of this church. the very smell of human blood is, was greets you the smell of human flesh and also the debris of dynamite glass gone shots and people. it is hard to imagine what happened to on sunday, but only those who were here. the eye witnesses can describe what they saw before. many people come in here to witness this. the unthinkable messages have happened out. western church in nigeria are now joined by on year

st. francis, praying their priest also returns home alive. we're going to take an hour to lagos. our correspondent to elisa tacoma is standing by elisa, can you share with us some of the reactions that have been a felt so after this horrific attack? well, layla, it's been about 20 for more than 24 hours. now, since it's as a disorder yesterday, sunday morning in that in or one that catholic joe's saint francis in odessa southwest there. jerry and in terms of reactions for ones for nigeria latanaya and says shock, horror. and indeed anger people. angry, named june said react an angle, especially on twitter as to how this has happened. again and again and again. and perhaps wendy will be an end to gone man. incidences. and people getting attacked in different places with dotted outs. it's happening in north east in north central . this is in or war a quiet town you have to say on those days. otherwise nigeria in a church on a sunday, big blowed not just for the government was sadness for the niger and people. so shock, sadness and horror. and now can you tell us a little bit more a

and multiple others injured after a gunman opens fire inside a medical building on the campus of st francis hospital wednesday. sending fear and panic across the property as staff and patients went into survival mode in the closet and make sure that we were safe. police officials say. officers quickly arrived on scene within about three minutes after receiving the first call for help and immediately jumped into action entering the natalie building where they located victims. and made contact with the shooter. the officers that did arrive. we're hearing shots in the building, and that's what directed them to the second floor enforcement says the alleged gunman died from what they believe is a self inflicted gunshot wound. blackmail estimated to be 35 to 40 years old and we have confirmed he had one long gun, a rifle and one handgun with the active shooter threat eliminated. officers then focused on securing the premises and searching for any additional victims floor by floor room by room search to make sure that we don't have anybody else outstanding in the building. meantime survivors are t

st. francis hospital. there is still a huge police presence on the scene.hese are live pictures now from tulsa. early reports indicate the shooting happened on a floor of the medical building. it includes doctors' offices and an outpatient surgery center. more on the story as we get information. >>> back here, disturbing details on a school shooting plot. berkeley police have arrested a teenager who is accused of mpteo recruit students to participate in a mass shooting or bombing at berkeley high school. they issued a search warrant of the student's home after receiving a tip. investigators found parts to make explosives, assault rifles, several knive, and other items used to create weapons. the teen turned himself into berkeley police. >>> now to fire watch. fire crews in sonoma county are trying to fully contain a brushfire along highway 37. it broke out just before noon near sears point, burning about 15 acres. you can see flames and smoke from the photos near the sonoma raceway. firefighters were able to keep them from spreading, and at last check, it's

st. francis praying, their priest also returns home alive while did abuse correspondence in lagos, alyssa shakuma reports that the identity of the gunman is still not clear. that is a big question now for the government, andy, or secrets, your oper, our authorities, because the a yet to name at these gunmen are who went into a church and shot at people a number in over 50 right now with scores of injured countless sir are in hospitals receiving treatment and also i needed donations of blood suited so far. but not so good. the gunmen have not been named and it's been a black sand as who are described yesterday across nigeria and the mood this morning in lagos and across nigeria is one of a. a. somebody echoed one of sadness or just prints a bit of picture for you. we're looking at the front pages from different papers this morning in a gerry, i, here's one that shows the big front page spread out talks about what happened yesterday says as cause killed other than others. abducted gunmen attack on do church or day. you have it so you one keyword is gone, men on the front page is live on ano