michael page in the stomach, the fbi is now saying it appeared wade michael page died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. that he killed himself there in the parking lot of the sikh temple. also, other headlines. fbi reiterating in this press conference they have still identified no one else other than wade michael page to be responsible for this shooting. obviously they say the investigation is on going. they have a very large crime scene they are trying to comb through and they don't have a motive at this point. we are going to continue to monitor the press conference. we'll bring the headlines to you as they come to us. let's take a break. and sounds g for your attention. so we invted a warning you can feel. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with a patented safety alert seat. when there's danger you might not see, you're warned by a pulse in the seat. it's technology you won't find in a mercedes e-class. the all-new cadillac xts has arrived, and it's bringing the future forward. who dreamed she could fly. like others who braved the sky before her, it took a mig

wade michael page estuvo en el ejercito. su foja de servicio hacÍa temer que fuera peligroso. y otro vehÍculo explorador que funciona bien y envÍa reveladoras imÁgenes. en siria los rebeldes quieren tomar la ciudad, pero fuerzas leales no se dejan. y despiden a chabela vargas. vargas legÓ mas de 8 discos al genero de rancheras. comenzamos. ♪ >>> este su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >>> quÉ tal, buenas tardes. empezamos con la matanza en wisconsin y los posibles motiw. y por quÉ disparÓ wade michael page. y por quÉ no se detectÓ que este veterano era una amenaza. hoy se le describiÓ como un supremacista atribulado y peligroso. y hay otras interrogantes y viviana estÁ buscando respuestas. ♪ > >>> las autoridades identificaron al sospechoso de la matanza en un templo sij. se trata de wade michael page de 40 aÑos veterano de las fuerzas armadas y liderÓ una banda de heavy metal con canciones de odio y violencia. >>> estuvo sirviendo desde el 92 hasta el 98. fue dado de baja y no era elegible para ser reenlistado. >>> desenfundÓ u

were you concerned about this as you spoke to wade michael page? they have arrested his girlfriend who it turns out was a waitress in a restaurant, in a coffee shop, what, a block from the sikh temple or page gunned down six people -- where page gunned down six people? >> on one hand, it is not surprising when someone in these types of groups does something in terms of what happened in wisconsin, so we should not be surprised when someone involved in these types of groups or believes with the things advocated, with thesguns and violence were broadly in terms of the role it plays in this movement, based on their believes, in terms of just the very fact they believe the white race is on the verge of extinction there for whites have a right or really whites should stand up and defend themselves. so that part is not surprising. but when i realized it was page, i was shocked. it is not something at the time i was spending with him that i saw him as particularly threatening above and beyond other members of these types of groups. as a rule of thumb, you

the information on the suspect, his name is wade michael page. that is spelled wade, michael, page. he's 40 years of age. date of birth is 11/01/71. some of the information on the investigation on this individual will cover with sac carlson as far as some of the information obtained on him. i know there's much that's been put out in the media already regarding him. and some of that we're looking at. we can say that he was in the military. 1992 to 1998. he had a general discharge. and that he was ineligible for re-enlistment. i want to make it perfectly clear right now he is the only shooter that was involved at the temple. we will be following up with the sikh community, myself, some of the dignitaries from the city, the mayor and meeting with them privately on this. afterwards away from the media and discussing some of the follow up that we need to do with both of our communities. and we look forward to that. at this time, i'd like to turn this over to u.s. attorney james santelli. >> chief, thank you. my name is james santel, united states attorney for the eastern district of wisc

and, indeed on the myspace page of one of those bands end apathy michael wade -- wade michael page, excused me is photographed as a member and as the leader, in fact. the lyrics of one of their songs reads, in parkts journey to my grave. got to find a solution. got to find a way. running out of patience, waiting for that day. we also know that wade michael page was, of course, in the army. but he was discharged some 14 years ago. the fbi now looking into his record since then. but they say at the moment they haven't found anything that might have led anybody to think he was about to do what he did so tragically yesterday. listen. >> there may be references to him in various files. those are things that are being annualized right now. we had no reason to believe, as far as i know, no law enforcement agency had any reason to believe that he was planning or fighting or capable of such violence. >> no doubt hear a lot more about what might have motivated wade michael page in the next few days, shep. but tonight there is nothing definitive and no easy answers, shep? >> shepard: jonathan hunt in

is trying to figure out why wade michael page decided to attack the temple. many people hid in the kitchen pantry waiting for the terror to come to an end. the president of the temple tried to stop the gunman. he was killed in the process. his family is still trying to make sense of it all. >> standing there, i said pray for my husband. >> my father by engaging the shooter saved a three men douse amount of more hardship. >> the suspect was killed during a shootout with police. the officer who arrived first on the scene was shot at least eight times. investigators say page acted alone and didn't leave any letters explaining his actions. >>> the f.b.i. is also looking into page's possible ties with white supremacist groups. >> he apparently was in a white supremacist band backed by a label that's based here in maryland. the owner of that label is baltimore. we have more on page's ties to our area. >> reporter: wade michael page was a member of two white supremacist bands,. he was the lead vocalist and paid guitar. it's my space page features photographs of wade

wade michael page had also long left the military. but having some military training doesn't hurt if you want to go out and kill people. >> so the question is, what can be done about all of this? here's what mark potok of the southern poverty law center told me in "the situation room" yestery. >> i really don't see any fault in law enforcement in this. i don't see how they might have prevented it. you know, there are just a number of people out there and some tiny percentage of them will ultimately act on those beliefs, but when they're lone wolf terrorists like this fella, page, it's almost impossible to predict. >> law enforcement always worried about first amendment rights. you can say anything you want. the question is, do you cross the line? >> yeah. in this case, in the case of wade michael page, it looks like he didn't cross the line. indications of major nadal hasan was in touch with the yemen american cleric in yemen and anwar to kill soldiers and i think in that case the fbi should have taken the pro-active stance. by the ti

we know the gunman is 40-year-old wade michael page, an army veteran. victims ranging from 39 to 84 who died at the scene. the gunman killed by police fire. a police officer shot eight to nine times at close range. despite his wounds just listen to what he did while bleeding to help save others. >> as they approached him, he waved them off. he had been shot nine times. one of them very serious in the neck area. he waved them off and told them to go into the temple to assist those in there. >> perhaps one of more surprising elements release today by investigators that person of interest. while police believe wade michael page was the only shooter. they are looking for this man. thai did not say what his involvement might be. take a look at this. neighbors tell cnn that these are pictures of page performing in what's being described as far right band called end apathy. we have all new details. we have details on how it all went down minute by minute. >> reporter: the reading of the sikh holy book was nearly over when the shooting started. >> thought i hea

. >> seven people died in the rampage including the gunman, identified as army veteran wade michael page. officials are calling this an act of domestic terrorism. >> t.j. winnick joins us live from zerooak creek, wisconsin, with the latest. >> what i can tell you is the press conference was rather long. while authorities said that wade michael page is still believed to be the lone gunman at the sikh temple. they are looking for person of interest. they said that he was acting strangely at the crime scene immediately after the shooting. abc news has learned the gunman, 40-year-old wade michael page, served six years in the army. >> he was in the military 1992 to 1998 and had a general discharge. he was eligible for investment. >> the police chief said after a search of his apartment, the motive is still not clear. >> the motive is yet to be determined, working with the fbi. i don't believe we have a full motive. >> they are treating the shooting as a case of domestic terrorism. sources tell abc news that he may have ties to white supremacists. witnesses were getting ready for the sunday w

wade michael page is his name. talk about the sikh community. >> wisconsin has deep roots with india. the sikh community has been there for a long time. the university of wisconsin was very welcoming two sikh scholars over the year. as a result, this area has an old sikh community. it has grown tremendously in the past few years, particularly in milwaukee along south side near oak creek. one of the deep tragedies of this shooting is that many of the people who were killed or wounded yesterday were folks who had built the temple. in fact, they had built that community over several decades. this is a deep loss, but it is also a deep loss for the neighboring community. a state legislature -- legislator in the area were literally breaking down in tears. one of the reasons is, this community is very integrated, has been a part of the milwaukee area, and has done of lot of outreach to political leaders. amazingly enough, yesterday morning, at the same time that this shooting was taking place, tommy thompson of the bush a

this is the beganmgunman. 40-year-old wade michael page. cnn obtained these pictures. neighbors they they show page performing in a band called end apathy. one of more surprising elements released today is this picture right here. someone that authorities are calling a person of interest. police believe that wade michael page was the lone shooter, they are looking for this man. >>> despite the violence against their own, sikhs around the nation are calling for peace. we want to turn to dan simon. he's live at the largest sikh temple in the nation in san jose, california. what's the reaction been from there? >> reporter: well, obviously, people here are horrified by what happened in wisconsin. there's a member here that has a relative that was shot at the temple in wisconsin. he's expected to survive. we went a couple of hours talking to members and getting a feel for how they will deal with what happened there. basically, they're going to be talking to local governments, talki inin ining to school dist. they want to try to educate people about sikhism. people mistakes

his name was wade michael page. he was demoted for drinking from the army and not allowed to reenlist before being discharged in 1998. for several years after that he fronted a white supremacist punk band called end apathy. these are pictures you are looking at that the band had posted on myspace, thought page's rhetoric was just talk, he said he knew this was coming. >> i can't say i wouldn't have seen this coming because honestly, a couple of weeks ago, i was thinking of him and just to see how he's been doing over the years. and when i couldn't find any contact information, i did start looking for news articles, you know, that something like this might have happened somewhere. >> mark is the senior fellow for a non-profit group that studies hate crimes and extremist groups. we got work they were tracking wade michael page since 2000. we hear you've been tracking him since 2000. what does that mean? what did you see and did you have contact with authorities? >> well, it means that among many other hundreds and hun

wade michael page, a military vet, believe to be a white supremacist. with each passing hour, we're learning more about the victims, including the police officer who took nine shots. she he's fighting for his life. first the latest from abc's alex per reese on the scene in wisconsin. alex? >> reporter: good evening, george, we've learned just three weeks ago, an officer who had been talked to the mayor was discussing with the mayor what they had to do to prevent a mass tragedy like this one. police are also learning what exactly they had to do to make sure that something like this would never happen. police believe this man, 40-year-old wade michael page carried out the deadly shooting inside a sikh temple that left five people dead and 13 others critically wounded. page served in the army from 1992 to 1998 and police confirm they're investigating his alleged ties to white supremacy hate groups. authorities say page used a springfield .9 millimeter semiautomatic pistol to carry out the sunday massacre. sources tell abc news he bought that gun here, lega

. >>> we begin with the brutalized community determined to heal. 48 hours after wade michael page shot up a sikh temple outside of milwaukee, shock and fear giving way to pain, prayer, and resolve. for a third straight night, mourners and supporters plan to gather in honor of victims and survivors and the selfless acts of two men in particular. the temple's leader and a police lieutenant who waved off paramedics after being shot nine times, if you can believe it. david mattingly is joining me with more on those stories and much more on this case. the wounded officer, lieutenant brian murphy, how is he doing now? >> reporter: well, yesterday, he was listed in critical condition. today, the hospital says there is no change in that. he was shot eight to nine times. he was the first officer to arrive on the scene and actually ran to the aid of a person who had been shot there in the parking lot when he was ambushed by the killer and shot at very close range. his boss, the police chief, says he was shot in the extremities as well and most serious wound in his neck and the most trouble with.

wade michael page now joins that group. ted rowlands have been getting a better understanding of who page is and what may have motivated him. >> reporter: according to investigators and witness accounts, 40-year-old wade page first opened fire in the temple parking lot where he kled two of his victims before going inside where he killed four more. >> he went into the holy room and opened fire on some individuals there, injuring multiple, mainly turbanned individuals. >> reporter: oak creek police lieutenant brian murphy was the first officer to arrive at the scene, encountering page in the parking lot. >> man with a gun. >> it was at that point that he was met by the suspect who basically ambushed him. >> reporter: lieutenant murphy was shot eight or nine times, but survived. page was shot and killed a few moments later by another officer. while investigators say it's too early to know an exact motive, we're learning more about wade page. police are investigating his apparent ties to white supremacists and the southern law

>> reporter: well, bob, police are not giving a motive for why wade michael page targeted that temple, but they are starting to piece together the details of what happened. page parked his s.u.v. in the temple parking lot and walked into the lobby armed with a 9 millimeter handgun and multiple clips of ammunition. he began shooting the people gathered there. >> reports of gunshots. >> reporter: dispatchers got the first 9191 call at 10:25. >> reporter: inside the temple, anyone who could get away barricaded themselves in restrooms and closets, including this woman who hid in a pantry. >> reporter: her father-in-law had been killed. some who were shot banged on the doors of neighbors and pleaded for help. narinder boparai saw the gunman as she pulled into the temple parking lot. did you say anything? >> no. no. we don't talk to each other. >> reporter: police arrived within four minutes of the first emergency call. 21-year veteran lieutenant brian murphy was first on the scene. >>. >> reporter: murphy was assisting one of the wounded when he was approached by the gunman. >> i have some

what we're told wade michael page was 40 years old. he is is an army veteran. served out of the fort bragg and fort list, from april 92 to october of '98. never deployed. received army good conduct medal. humanitarian service medal. he was a psychological operations specialist. he apparently moved into the duplex behind me a couple weeks ago. nabe pours that we had spoken with didn't know the buy. may have just broken with his girlfriend. described as heavily tattooed. some sources say he had white sue premises tattoos but we can't confirm that, bill, and can't confirm a motive. bill: what is it like in the community? >> devastated. sikh community thriving in milwaukee.

. >> wisconsin, the gunman who killed six people on sunday has been identified as wade michael page. the army veteran was killed at the scene and the president said that the country would recoil in horror if the killings were found to be ethnically motivated. >> wade michael page, killer of young and old at worship. after the carnage, a search for clues and motive at the house of the gunman. he sang in bands with aggressively racist messages. >> we are looking at it as a possible terrorism case. obviously, this is a big undertaking for the fbi. we are happy to take the lead if there is potential for connection to domestic terrorism. >> sirens tore through the morning air on sought -- on sunday, responding to a desperate cry for help. inside and out, he used a 9 millimeter semi-automatic pistol to injure and kill. six people lay dead. at the end, one of them was the president of the temple. >> we are trying to find a way to protect our hearts through these difficult times. >> outside the temple, grief, pain, and reassurance. america has witnessed many scenes such as these. the afterma

southern poverty law group said it has tracked the suspect, wade michael page ten years as he's moved through the skinhead circle. >> he first appeared on the white supremy in year 2000. >> reporter: page's group called end apathy, its songs including self-destruct and submission have been well documented by the anti-defamation league. ♪ adapt to the trying times or pay with your life ♪ >> the basic idea that these people have that they are defenders of the white race which is subjected to the genocide by the miserable multiculturalists and so on. >> reporter: page enlisted in the army at the age of 21 at ft. bragg, north carolina. the army said page was discharged in 1998, after being demoted from sergeant to specialist and deemed ineligible for re-enlistment. his stepmother, laura page, told abc news tonight that the arm changed the young man she knew growing up in texas. >> i don't know if the military was good for him. i don't know. i wish i had some answers. and we're not going to have those answers now because he's dead. >> reporter: page appears to have moved to the milwauk

the gunman has now been identified as a man named wade michael page. he's 40 years old, an army veteran, and possibly a white supremaci supremacist. this morning authorities are scrambling to answer so many more questions. >> we're treating this as a domestic terrorist type of incident. >> here to walk us through the investigation former fbi assistant director tom fuentes, a cnn contributor who joins us from beijing this morning. good morning, tom. >> good morning, carol. >> this crime may be classified as domestic terrorism. the suspect may have been a white supremacist. is that enough? >> yes, it is. the motivation for the crime, if it's not just a random person who is mentally disturbed but instead has some type of a political, religious, ethnic, racial reason for wanting to commit the crime as this one appears it could have, then, yes, that takes on the tone of being domestic terrorism. also what the fbi and police will be trying to determine here is whether or not he was a member of a group, whether there were colleagues or friends of his that he

sources identifying him as 40-year-old wade michael paige, active duty soldier. sources also saying police have his girlfriend in custody. shots were fired yesterday as dozens gathered at their house of worship to pray. seven people are dead, including the gunman. the makeshift memorial already set up to remember the victims. police evacuating the area around the suspect's home. we'll have a live report from oak creek in our next hour. >> steve: not one, but two security scares at newark liberty airport causing major delays for hundreds of flights. first a woman reportedly passed through security checkpoint after setting off an explosive detection machine. that's never good. several flights had to be delayed or canceled because of that. and dozens of passengers were eventually rescreened. it was later determined that the woman was on a flight that landed in cleveland and was no longer considered a threat. a second incident at the same airport triggered by a checked bag set off an alarm for explosives. after another screening, it was given the all clear. but plent

. >>> a woman who is married to wade michael page's father says the man who opened fire in oak creek, wisconsin, on sunday is not the man she used to know. lori page spoke to our affiliate kuas in denver. >> i would not have known that was wade. what has changed him, i have no idea and, obviously, we're never going to know. he had hispanic friends and black friends. there was none of that. i'm totally devastated. his father is devastated. we're pretty much in shock. my heart goes out to those people. i'm as devastated for them. >> so many people are devastated. lori page says she lost touch with wade more than a decade ago when she and his father divorced. >>> as we mentioned, shooting suspect wade michael page spent several years in the army and he received training in several areas including psychological war fare. one soldier who served with page said while they were in the army page was involved with white supremacy. page left the army with less than honorable discharge in 1998. chris, first off, why didn't page get an honorable discharge? what more are you learning here? >> repor

. >> reporter: his name is wade michael page. he signed to label 56. the families of the victims are remembering their loved ones tonight. near the site of sunday's rampage last night a candlelight vigil as the community comes together to mourn. police have if -- identified this man, wade michael page with ties to a white supremacist group. >> man with dwhras -- glash glasses may -- glasses may have gone on. >> reporter: he used a 9-millimeter semiautomatic handgun that was purchased at a local gunshop. civil rights group said they tracked page's ties to neonazi groups going back 10 years. he was part of a rock group called and apathy. >> the music is an incredibly violent genre of rock 'n roll and boiled down to a word, it's genocide. >> reporter: amid the chaos we have heroes. the man managed to stab him with a butter knife. >> my factor slowed -- father slowed him down. >> reporter: the fbi is looking into wade's cx -- connection to terror groups but didn't have enough information. >>> we have more information about the colorado shooter james holmes

southern poverty law group said it has tracked the suspect, wade michael page, ten years as he's moved through the skinhead circles. >> he first appeared on the white supremacist scene in 2000 when he started to plan a number of well-known white powered music bands. >> reporter: page's group called end apathy performed at white power festivals across the country with its provocative lyrics. ♪ one of these days you're gonna pay ♪ ♪ adapt to the times or pay with your life ♪ >> the basic idea that these people have that they are lonely defenders of the white race which is being subjected to the genocide by the miserable multi-culturalists of the world and so on. they see themselves as martyrs. >> reporter: page enlisted in the army at the age of 21 at ft. bragg, north carolina. the army said page was discharged in 1998, after being demoted from sergeant to specialist and deemed ineligible for re-enlistment. his stepmother, laura page, told abc news tonight that the army changed the young man she knew growing up in texas. >> i don't know if the military was good for him. i don't k

that they may be very angry that wade michael page was killed by a policeman. they have a history of targeting police. she said that some militia groups have come up with the idea of targeting cops recently. and she also pointed out that one of wade michael page's bands had an album cover with a picture depicting a skinhead in some kind of a fight or confrontation with a police vehicle. so it's just a very edgy and sensitive situation right now for the police. >> we can understand that. brian todd reporting live from wisconsin this morning. >>> there are a number of other new developments we want to share with you this morning. police have arrested the ex-girlfriend the temple shooter. misty cook is her name. she faces a charge of felon in possession of a firearm. investigators say there's no indication she had any role in the shooting rampage. police also say they have not found any message or writings left behind by the gunman. police say it's possible that the motive died with him. we the latest details on wade michael page's background and some red flags th

. >> reporter: we know the gunman, 40-year-old wade michael page served six years in the army. he trained in psychological warfare before being demoted and discharged in 1998. >> i don't know if the military was good for him. i don't know. i wish i had some answers. and we're not going to have those answers now because he's -- he's dead. >> reporter: police are treating sunday's shooting at the sikh temple as a case of domestic terrorism. they're investigating page's ties to white supremacist groups. page bought the springfield 9 millimeter semiautomatic pistol used in the rampage at a gun shop in west alice, wisconsin. >> if we did everything right there is nothing i could do. >> reporter: page killed five men and one woman before police shot him to death. the temple president, who armed with a knife tried to stop the shooting is among the dead. >> he took two to the head, the blood trail and battle shows he dragged himself away. >> reporter: three others fighting for their lives, 21 year police veteran, lieutenant brian murphy. >> brian is in critical condition. >> reporter:

wade michael page, 40 years old. that is according to multiple law enforcement officials speaking to cnn. two officials have said page had served in the army but this left. another official said he owned the gun used in the shooting legally. the shooter's name is wade michael page. that is according to multiple law enforcement officials who have told cnn who the shooter is. we'll have more on that coming up. we continue to follow the story very closely. >>> it is 55 minutes past the hour. it is a staggering number, more than 60,000 u.s. veterans are homeless and the veterans administration estimates they make up 14% of the homeless population. and while congress can't agree on much, helping those veterans is a priority for both democrats and republicans. >> so in a bipartisan effort, celebrity home builder ty pennington will be visiting both the republican and democratic national conventions as part of the craftsman house united project. now this brings volunteers and elected officials together to build a house from

wade michael page said that kind of stuff was justified. and burnmeinster who committed those murders listened to hate rock beforehand. it amps people up and directs where the violence goes. you have groups called aggravated assault, boot boys, definite hate, screwdriver. so the name of the groups and the music itself describe people who are alienated and angry and directs them to be warriors for their race against anyone who's different that they regard as enemies or traitors. >> tell me about what you thought the other day out of wisconsin and you heard that name across the air waives, what was your reaction? >> to be honest, i didn't realize the shooter was wade page until three or four hours ago. i saw his picture on the website and at first i thought that looks a lot like wade. then i took a closer look and i realized it was him. i felt sick to my stomach. >> put it together. the guy you knew back then and the guy who did this. how does that coincide? >> as angry as he was and hateful as he was, you still don't necessarily see somethin

the suspect is wade michael page. there are reports he was linked to white supremacist groups. he was discharged from the army a decade ago. 7 people were killed in the shooting, including wade michael page. three people remain in the hospital in critical condition, including the first police officer who arrived on the scene. back here in the bay area, members of the local sikh community share close ties with the victim. ktvu's ann rubin is live at the sikh temple. >> reporter: that's right. many here knew the victims well. worshiping with them over the year. all day people of all faiths have been calling and stopping by to pay their respects. >> reporter: they came to offer a handshake and kind words. comforting the sikh community. >> we wanted to share our support to our brothers and sisters and we are with them at this time of sadness. >> reporter: they also have been the victims of violence. the two religions are often confused. >> after 9/11 -- >> reporter: at this point there is speculation about why they were targeted sunday. for the people at the san jose temple it hit

wade michael page's belief in white power was tattooed all over his body, as this myspace photo shows. but back at ft. bragg, you couldn't tell by looking at him."he didn't have the tattoos when he was in the army."but fellow soldier and friend chris robillard says page wasn't shy about sharing his views, and ranted against non-white people."he would often mention the racial holy war that was coming."a criminologist who nterviewed page said he started identifying with the new-nnzi movement while he was in the army, because he thought african-american soldiers got preferential treatment. "specifically, what he told me at one point was that, 'if you join the military, and you're not a racist, then you certainly will be by the time you leave.'"well before pictures like this were posted on facebook, the fbi had identified huudreds of veterans involved in white supremacist incidents. and federal investigators say small numbers of white supremacists have infiltrated most parts of the military. while page was at ft. bragg in 1995, three soldiers were caught and convicted of murdering a black

. >> his name is wade michael page. schieffer: six people were killed but one. >> we are looking at ties to white supremacist groups. e> schieffer: reports from elaine quijano, bob orr and ben tracy. orpicture perfect landing on mars. john blackstone with the geometry-failing engineer behind the mission. wildfires in oklahoma. residents return for what's left of their homes. they mey made the ultimate sacrifice. david martin with the 13-year- old doing all he can to help their families. >> you were working 15, 16 hour days. >> it was a sacrifice i was willing to make. captioning sponsored by cbs veaptioning sponsored by cbs with scott pelle this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> schieffer: good evening, scott's off tonight, i'm bob schieffer. why? it's the question we all ask when congresswoman gabrielle 'sffords was shot last year it's the question we asked after the aglorado shooting two weeks ago. it is the question being asked estionafter the shooting at the it is the sikh temple in wisconsin yesterday