zachary kiesch, abc news, new york. >>> the suspect in a hit and run accident that killed three girluts and one adult in wisconsin is due in court today. hundreds gathered in chippewa falls for a candlelight vigil. the fourth graders were struck while picking up trash on the side of the road. one scout remains in critical condition. the 21-year-old suspect was allegedly intoxicated at the time. >>> some would-be burglars got quite a surprise when they showed up at a house in alberta, canada. the homeowner who was at work at the time watched on his phone as a man dressed like a mail carrier checked if anyone was home there in edmonton. the would-be burglar pulled out a radio to call a buddy, and then -- there you go. together, they tried to pry the door open with a screw driver, and that's when the homeowner used the intercom. >> it was kind of, what do i do? and i'm on high alert, and just trying to figure out, what's my next step? everything's happened so quickly. jam a screwdriver in the door. i had found the talk button just as he was able to pry the door open. >> well, the police

tom. >> zachary kiesch for us tonight. zachary, thank you. >>> overseas to the national guard soldier killed in kabul this weekend. a 39-year-old father of seven, he also served as the mayor of his city. here's abc's lana zak on the apparent insider attack. >> reporter: the major, mayor and married father of seven killed in an apparent insider attack in afghanistan. army national guard major brent taylor, mayor of north ogden, utah, was shot when a member of the afghan security force opened fire at the military base in kabul. the gunman killed by other afghan forces. >> major taylor's desire to serve his country in multiple deployments are a testament to the character of this man. >> reporter: 39-year-old major taylor serving his fourth deployment, his second in afghanistan. governor gary herbert revealed he volunteered for the assignment even as they tried to talk him out it. >> you've done enough. you've done your part. >> reporter: the major and mayor ten months into his latest tour, his thoughts never far from home, hi

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abc's zachary kiesch is here with that story. zachary, good morning. >> reporter: whit, dan, eva, good morning to you. it's a terrible story. last night during class the shooter walked in. many of the students inside that yoga studio tried to fight back, and now police are looking for a motive. overnight a chaotic scene inside that hot yoga class when the shooter opened fire. first responders racing to the scene. >> this is the worst. it is random. there's no way to bring sense to a senseless crime. >> reporter: authorities say it all unfolded just after 5:30 p.m. when 40-year-old scott paul beierle walked into the studio with a gun killing two women and injuring several others. >> we are working diligently to try to make a connection between him and any of the victims. >> reporter: police are now saying that people in the class fought back trying not only to save themselves but other people. one man was pistol whipped. victims ran to nearby businesses desperate for help. >> the gentleman who came in apparently tried to fight off

newly released surveillance video will hold clues about what exactly happened to him and abc's zachary kieschrning. >> reporter: good morning, dan, whit, eva. good morning to you. first friends say this is completely out of character. the man they know is dependable, seemed to be enjoying life now and now there is an all-out search near the san francisco 49ers stadium in california. thousands of fans inside levi's stadium had their eyes on the field mond night in san francisco. >> good job. >> reporter: that's when ian powers, a 32-year-old army vet from spokane, washington, was last seen on his cell phone walking alone and apparently leaving the stadium. >> went to the bathroom and then got lost or something happened. >> reporter: police tracked his cell phone to this area west of the stadium where authorities found his car abandoned. his girlfriend, chelsea robbins, says she was with ian and her two kids at the game before they got separated. >> so we basically drove around for hours trying to find each other and then his phone died. the last message i got from him was a text that said, hey

abc's zachary kiesch has the interview you'll only see on abc. >> reporter: this morning, the victimsthat deadly attack tell abc news the chaos came just after class started. >> i thought this is it, like, this is my day, like this is my time to go, you know? >> reporter: when scott beierle walked into that hot yoga studio with a duffle bag, pulled out a gun and just started shooting. joshua quick jumped into action and took on the shooter, telling abc news in this exclusive interview. >> the only thing that was there was a vacuum. the gun stopped firing. i don't know if it jammed or out. i hit him over the head with it. >> reporter: the gunman then pistol whipped joshua. >> i jumped up as quickly as i could, ran back over. next thing, i'm grabbing a broom and i hit him again. >> reporter: that diversion created enough time for some to escape. >> thanks to him i was able to try to rush out the door. i was slipping. i was dripping blood everywhere. i got shot through my thigh. >> reporter: this morning, that man dubbed the hero. >> i want to thank that guy from my the bottom of my hear