john chang just 52 years old. as i said, he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> martha: what a tragedy. you rightly point out the heroism that unfolded inside this church. the headline as well, which you have just told us that the police are going on a theory here that this was -- fueled by politics, tensions between china and taiwan because it was the irvine presbyterian church. the former stories that the pastor, billy chang, he hit this individual over the head and knocked him to the ground. the others wrapped him up using an extension according and took the guns away. correct? >> yes, that is all correct. he was -- the gunman was hit with a chair that was thrown by a member, a former leader of the congregation. then a group actually managed to tackle him. among the group is dr. john chang that was hit in the process of tackling the gunman. the group managed to get ahold of him. they hog tied him with an electrical court and removed two handguns that he was carrying. we believe that they took him out esse

today we also learned that dr john chang's funeral will be this friday in aliso viejo reporting in laguna woods. travis rice, fox 11 news. new york health officials are investigating a potential case of monkeypox this after a patient tested positive for the family of viruses associated with the rare illness. the unidentified patient is isolating and treating the case as positive while awaiting confirmation by the cdc. city epidemiologists have also begun to reaching people who may have been in contact with that person . the possible infection in your comes as the world world health organization has identified about 80 cases globally and about 50 more suspected cases. working on it hard. figure out what we do. and what. back seat of any may be available for it. but it is a concern in the sense that if it were to spread this consequential health officials in massachusetts confirmed its first case of monkeypox last week. the virus, which is rarely seen outside of africa, can cause flu like symptoms. afghanistan the taliban started in 14, a requirement that all female television news anchors

john chang, chang was killed after he tackled the suspect who opened fire inside the church in laguna woods yesterday. five others were injured. investigators say the 68 68-year-old suspect traveled from las vegas. he used super glue on the doors and locks. the suspect is a u.s. citizen who emigrated from china years ago. >> it's a politically-motivated hate incident a grievance this individual had between himself and the taiwanese community u. >> the atf says he purchased his guns legally in 2015 and 2017. >>> tonight a reward is at $60,000 to find a missing woman. alexis gabe told her family she was visiting her boyfriend in antioch. they recovered the oakley woman's phone case. they brelieve it ar see waway f her car on date of her disappearance. >>> when kpix's sarah donchi dug into the numbers -- >> reporter: volunteers count up as many people experiencing home homeless as they can physically see. >> we know the methodology is vulnerable but it gives us a way to estimate how many people in our region are unhoused or most at risk frankly. >> reporter: the numbers may be surprising

john chang because of what he did and it cost him his life but his heroism really saved an event that could have been much, much worse. the suspect is charged with one count of murder and four charges of attempted murder, don. >> thank you, i appreciate it, omar and stephanie. now i want to bring in the former head of the active shooter program. she's also the author and podcast host of "stop the killing." katherine, thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. >> you bet. happy to be here. >> the supermarket a soft target with easy access to go on his racist rampage. does this spark more to speak -- i should say more to how he may have learned from previous mass shootings? >> i think we find all of these shooters learn from somebody else, whether it's racism, depression, orally financial problems, marital problems, mad because your girlfriend broke up with you. they go to the internet to look to somebody who is like kind, and that's generally what we're seeing in these situations, especially when it seems like the worse mass shootings, very few do we not find a trail along the

john chang sacrificed himself by lunging at the shooter on sunday. the suspect used nails and chains to lock the church doors so no one could escape. in the end, dr. chang was the only fatality. he was 52 years old. >> he was a true, compassionate, caring man. >> he treated me for anxiety and depression, when nobody else really knew about it. he was there for me. >> five congregants were wounded in the shooting. the suspect is facing ten charge, including capital murder. >>> tonight, president biden is calling on the nation to reject extremism after the mass shooting that left ten people in a predominantly black neighborhood in buffalo, new york. >> white supremacy is a poison. what happened here is simple and straightforward terrorism. >> the president and first lady visited the scene of the attack and met privately with the victim victims' families. those that knew the victims are trying to make sense of this tragedy. >> a lot of lives were lost. a lot of good people, lives were lost. this is a senseless act of hatred. i should be able to respect y

john chang. dr. chang charged the individual, the suspect, and attempted to disarm him. >> reporter: it was then that the pastor saw an opportunity. >> i bring a chair to attack the shooter. >> reporter: so you hit the shooter with a chair? >> yes. >> reporter: this image showing the moment pastor chang and others managed to subdue the shooter. those elderly congregates tying him up with electrical cord. david, the fbi says it has multiple pieces of evidence, including writings indicating this was a haterime. and if the suspect is convicted just on those state charges alone of murder and attempted murder, he could face the death penalty. david? >> all right, matt gutman, our thanks to you, as well. the two mass shootings in america. >>> in the meantime now, to the other news this monday night, and there is a major headline involving that critical baby formula shortage. that manufacturer, abbott, now reaching an agreement with the fda to reopen its largest factory in michigan. so, the question, how so

john chang rushed the gunman, jamming his weapon, allowing other church goers to tie him up. armed with two handguns and a bag of molotov cocktails, the shooter wounded five others before he was taken down the victims ranged in age from 52 to 92 the suspect, a las vegas security guard drove 275 miles to get here. in his car, veinvestigators say they found notes of hatred of taiwanese people >> the majority were elderly, and they acted spontaneously and heroically >> reporter: members of the church had greeted the suspect warmly when he an i rarrived, unaware that he would target them later miguel almaguer, lageuuna woods, california >>> new developments in the nationwide baby formula crisis one of the top manufacturers have getting ready to open back up joining us is brie jackson >> reporter: one of the major producers of baby formula, abbott, has reach add aed an agn to reopen its plant in michigan the company can restart production in two weeks. it has been closed since february over bacteria possibly linked to infant illnesses the company says there's no conclusive evidenc

john chang, who charged the gunman as he was firing. knocked him to the ground. and then when you got shot himself and was killed, and then when the gunman stood up and was reloading, the pastor literally hit him with a chair and other congregation members rushed forward. and subdued him and held him until the orange county sheriff's came all this happening in the social hall at the church behind me, the churches still taped off. people are coming back slowly to retrieve the cars they had to abandon as they were evacuated yesterday. nobody wants to talk about it. the suspect was taken into custody. he is going to be arraigned tomorrow and again. they're saying it was a politically motivated hate crime. against taiwan because this is the time when he's congregation. and phil. we know that the suspect is from las vegas. do authorities are they saying did he have any ties to this specific church or any reason why he picked this church to target? you know, that is one of the unanswered questions. among many we ask the sheriff about that this afternoon, and they said

that's dr john chang. he's 52 years old. he's a married father of two lives in laguna niguel here in orange county. he's the one who threw himself into the path of gunfire and essentially sacrificed himself. the gunman wounded five people, four men and a woman. they're all hospitalized and expected to survive. the oldest is 92 years old. this building behind me here in laguna woods as part of a retirement community with an elderly taiwanese congregation, i'm told the average the average age is 80. so what happened? and this is just an incredible story that will emerge over the coming days is this gunman opens fire dr. cheng runs towards him is fatally shot. he pauses to reload. the pastor. guy named billy chang hits him over the head with a chair encourages everybody to come forward. they subdue him tie him up with electrical cord. meantime of course, everybody's called 911, and within minutes, the orange county sheriff's are here and take over and take that suspect into custody. there you go. fill shuman live for us tonight

today we also learned that dr john chang's funeral will be this friday in aliso viejo reporting in laguna woods. travis rice, fox 11 news. federal officials are looking for a yoga teacher who is accused of killing a professional cyclist from san francisco 25 year old maria wilson was shot to death while she was staying with a friend in austin, texas, preparing for a race there, a tipster told police yoga teacher caitlin armstrong suspected her boyfriend might be having an affair with wilson and threatened to kill her. armstrong was interviewed by police released and disappeared . wilson's fellow cyclists are devastated. it's so incredibly painful for such a tight knit community and people you've raised with celebrated with no like britain so many miles with to be faced with this horrific tragedy, and really. my reaction is just pain and heartbreaking. police say armstrong may have been tracking wilson through a fitness app. the university of california board of regions is trying to take steps to help students get their degrees without having to take out student loans. university officials

john chang sacrificed himself by lunging at the shooter sunday, giving others a chance to subdue him. investigators say the suspect had used nails and chains to lock the church doors so no one could escape and in the end, dr. chang was the sole fatality. he was 52 years old. >> he really was just a true, compassionate, caring man who took care of everybody else before himself. >> he saved my life more than once. he honestly treated me for anxiety and depression, even when nobody else really knew about it, he was there for me. >> five elderly church members were hurt in the shooting. the 68-year-old suspect is facing ten criminal counts this morning including capital murder. >>> president biden is calling on the nation to reject extremism this morning after the mass shooting that left ten people dead, in a predominantly black neighborhood in buffalo, new york. >> white supremacy is a poison. what happened here is simple and straightforward, terrorism. >> the president and first lady visited the scene of t attack yesterday and met privately with victim's families. those who knew the vic

john chang, who they say tackled chow in this scenario. he was there at the church reportedly with his mom, tackled chow and was injured in doing so. but he was absolutely key in subduing the gunman before others hog-tied him and confiscated at least two hand guns. here's what authorities had to say about him moments ago. >> without the actions of dr. chang, it is no doubt there be numerous additional victims. >> reporter: again, 52-year-old dr. john chang identified as the man killed. authorities saying dr. chang acted the way he did because he realized he was surrounded by people in their 60s, 70s, 80s, and he also realized the gunman, they said, had chained the doors shut before he started firing. hallie? >> incredibly chilling, and the story of heroism there, it is nothing short of heroic. thank you so much. >>> coming up, another historic shift with the second country making the move to join nato. we'll talk to a former nato commander about what it means and russia's response, next. and our conversation with the surgeon general about

today we also learned that dr john chang's funeral will be this friday in aliso viejo reporting in laguna woods. travis rice, fox 11 news. the retired police officer who was shot and killed earlier this month in a mass shooting at a buffalo supermarket was posthumously awarded a college degree over the weekend. college is proud to confer upon aaron w. salter junior the degree of bachelor bugs posthumously. canisius college awarded communications degree to aaron salter junior salter was one course shy of graduating. erin salter, the third accepted the diploma. on behalf of his father. when they told me that they were going to do that for him, and they asked me if i wanted to do it. i said absolutely. they told me to think about ourselves. don't want to think about it. i'm going to do it because i know that would make him happy. the president of the college, said salter junior's career as a police officer and his bravery during the shooting more than made up for the one course salter needed for his degree. salter had been working as a security guard at the supermarket. when the shooting occ

john chang. chang was killed after he charged and tackled the suspect, who opened fire inside the geneva presbyterian church sunday. five others were injured. investigators say the 68-year-old suspect traveled from lats vegas to carry out that attack. he chained the church door shut, super glued the doors and mingled at a luncheon before the rampage. the suspect is a u.s. citizen who emigrated from china a year ago. this is described as a hate crime. >>> a doctor is offering $50,000 to find a missing contra costa woman. alexis gabe was last seen january 26th when she told her family and ex-boyfriend -- when she told her family she was visiting an ex-boyfriend in antioch. last week they recovered the oakley woman's phone case, it was discovered by this man caught on video walking away from gabe's car on the day of her disappearance. >>> the bay area's latest snapshot of its unhoused population appears to paint a grim picture in some areas and a more encouraging one in others. >> kpix 5's sara donc

john chang. today the sheriff called him a hero who died saving members of his community. >> it is known that dr. chang charged the individual, the suspect, attempted to disarm him, which allowed other parishioners to then intercede, taking the suspect into custody. without the actions of dr. chang, it is no doubt that there would be numerous additional victims in this crime. >> dr. chang worked in sports medicine. he is survived by a wife and two children. he was an active member of the church. he was just 52 years old. our coverage continues at 5:30 when we will hear from a witness who was inside that church when that shooting happened. >>> a wild scene at a sideshow in antioch this weekend. spectators actually turned on the police. now the mayor says those people should also pay the price for these sideshows. >> antioch neighbors telling our shawn chitnis it becomes dangerous just to step outside. >> reporter: neighbors who live a couple blocks away from one of the sideshows over the weekend s

chang a doctor who is being called a hero. dr. chang charged individual the suspect attempted to disarm him which allowed other parishioners to den intercede taking the suspect into custody. showers from china the parishioners were meeting with a member who had just returned from a trip to taiwan. i hate crime investigation is also underway on the east coast following that deadly mass shooting at a supermarket in buffalo new york that took the lives of 10 people today. we're learning more about the victims and the suspect. abc news reporter rena roy has the latest as this community tries to wrap its head around this senseless tragedy. the family of victim ruth whitfield overcome with emotion the 86 year old remembered as a devoted mother wife and grandmother her loved ones now calling for action, but we're not just hurting we're angry. this shouldn't have happened. whitfield was one of 10 innocent people. shot dead while shopping or working at top supermarket saturday afternoon when police say 18 year old peyton gendron storme

chang. he charged at the shooter giving others time to subdue him. the actions helped to save lives. they have identified the gunman as 68 david chou, a u.s. citizen born in chie that they believe the shooting was politically motivated and chou was upset between the tensions of china and taiwan. they don't feel he had connection to the church or the members. >> we are tracking new developments out of ukraine, ukraine said that they have been casualties from russian missile strikes on areas north and east of kviv and there are reports russian troops have tried to cross the border with heavy fighting east of the capital. meanwhile, ukraine said that combat operations in mariupol are over for troops holed up at the azovstal steel plant. more evacuations began monday, allowing 260 people to leave. well, elsewhere in ukraine, officials said earlier a military base had been targeted by russian missiles near the polish border. for the latest on the attacks there, and north of kviv, and azovstal, we

a man being remembered for his heroism at a church in orange county, doctor john chang charged directly at the attacker. he tried to disarm him, saving thousands of lives in the process. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> yes, these folks died real heroes, and i think hopefully this will comfort some people, greater love has none more than this, to lay down one's life for one's friends. they were friends together and i want to say god bless them all. shannon: we will see you back here tomorrow. good night from washington. ♪ ♪ ♪

today, we also learned that dr john chang's funeral will be this friday in aliso viejo. reporting in laguna woods, travis rice, fox 11 news. all right. thank you, travis. some of the world's top clothing makers are working on a ground breaking project they hope will help in the global battle against climate change. they're teaming up with scientists who have developed a special clothing solution. it allows fabric to capture carbon dioxide from the air and keep it stored until it can be absorbed by plants. it is pulled into this is this is greenhouse here and is used as a food for the plants , so it's completes the photosynthesis cycle. now the futuristic technology is now being tested by chefs that a swedish restaurant in stockholm who are wearing aprons made with that special fabric. how about that? very, very interesting. yeah. alright time is 4 17. steve is back. it's going to get warmer and warmer around the bay area, steve how do you know david? i named steve. i did tell you that it's true. we're starting that today and then to tomorrow before then things will start

john chang. chang charged at the shooter giving others times to help subdue him. they say chang's heroic actions helped save lives. >>> it is primary day in america, biggest one so far this year in fact. polls will open across five states in just a few hours from oregon to kentucky to idaho, along with the swing states of north carolina and pennsylvania. these primaries also represent a key test of former u.s. president donald trump's lingering evidence and grip on the republican party. the country will be closely watching to see if the candidates he backs win their races. one of the most contentious contests is the pennsylvania republican senate race which has been rocked by some last minute twists. analysts say they have no idea which way it will go in and the democratic senate race also thrown a curve ball as jeff zeleny explains. >> reporter: a chaotic close to the pennsylvania senate primary. the leading democratic candidate john fetterman will spend election day in the hospital recovering from a stroke he suffered late last week that his campaign did not rev

the deceased 52-year-old john chang he was a sports medicine doctor in orange county. the sheriff called him a hero. >> dr. chang charged the individual, the suspect, a term. ed to disarm him which allowed other parishioners to then intercede taking the suspect into custody, without the action of dr. chang, it is no doubt that there would be numerous additional victims in this crime. >> you see, dr. chang k disarmed their county, and then other parishioners hog tied the shooter. if convicted, the shooter could get life without parole or the death penalty. i spoke with nbc's miguel almaguer >> this was a beautiful sunday in southern california people were flowing in and out of this church there were multiple services that day there was shock and horror here much like there were over in buffalo. shep, the community still reeling today. >> i heard the sheriff, miguel say that the shooter had planted explosives around that truck do they have an idea of how big a disaster this could have been? >>. >> it certainly could have been much, much worse there were about 40 people i

john chang died in the assault, and four others were rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds. on monday, orange county officials hailed dr. chang as a hero who rushed the gunman, giving others a chance to subdue their attacker. president joe biden has approved a pentagon plan to permanently redeploy up to 500 u.s. troops to somalia. the move largely reverses a withdrawal ordered by then-president trump during his final days in office. the pentagon says the troops are needed to train somalia's army to combat al-shabaab militants. the pentagon's announcement came just after hassan sheikh mohamud was sworn in as somalia's president, a post he had previously held from 2012 to 2017. in news fr ukraine, more than 260 ukrainian troops have been evacuatefrom the bieged azovstal sel plant in mariupol ending a week-long standoff. about 50 injured ukrainian fighters were taken to a hospital in the russian-controlled town of novoazovsk. the other fighters were taken to another town under russian control with plan to evacuate russia now controls all of mariupol which has been left in ruins

john chang died when he charged the shooter, who opened fired on the congregation of 40 people. chang's bravery gave time for the average church goers to hog-tie the suspect before police arrived. chang leaves behind a wife and two children. police said the suspected shooter, his name is charles, his hate for filmic hatred for the town's people think he was upset about political tensions between china and taiwan. >> presidential biden meets with victim's family in buffalo following the horrific shooting on saturday the left ten people dead. her family speaking out on the tragic loss. >> my sister survived breast cancer and three aneurysm surgeries to go to the grocery store. >> he's my most langley grounded he went and reloaded and shut my mom again. >> just horrific. it's now reported that accused shooter 18-year-old on march 8th, 2 months before he allegedly carried out that attack. "washington post" report claimed to be clinching census data during the visit when is presented, confronted by a security guard. leo ty rausa's black americans -- >> joe biden's going to buffalo ou

john chang. amazing. >> sean: we will get a comment from leo. leo brought it up. leo scrolled the names of thousands of people that have been shot in the city of chicago. we started in 2009 pair that was barack obama's home city. they have not lifted a finger to stop the violence in that city. the names go on every weekend, x number, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, maybe even as high as 70 people shot and 30 people died. whatever the number is, you never hear a word. i thought every life mattered. why is it we never hear word from anybody on the democratic side about fixing violence in cities and towns that have been run by liberal democrats now for decades. >> it is accepted as the new normal i suppose. when i met you before, 16 cities sent homicide records, all of them are run by democratic mayors. mostly in states that have democratic governors. the narrative suddenly becomes very inconvenient when it comes to reporting these stories. the shootings in chicago -- we know it's going to happen this summer as the days go longer, more people are out. you are going hear numbers

authorities say parishioner dr john chang was killed in the gunfire. they say he sacrificed his own life to stop the government from killing other innocent victims inside that church. dr chang is a hero. in this incident. based on statements from the witnesses, and corroborated by other means. it is known that dr chang charged the individual. the suspect. attempted to disarm him , which allowed other parishioners to then intercede. taking the suspect into custody. just an incredible story here. prosecutors are expected to file federal hate crime charges against the suspect, possibly later today already faces one felony count of murder and five felony counts of attempted murder. these photos have just been released from inside the church in laguna woods. take a look. the show church members tackling the suspect just moments after he opened fire. law enforcement officers say they're quick and brave response prevented an even bigger tragedy . three happening right now. president biden is in buffalo, new york, where he's meeting with the families of those

john chang. he was filled after he also tackled the suspect. five others were injured. investigators are calling the attack a hate crime. >> it's a politically-motivated hate incident, a grievance that this individual had between himself and the taiwanese community. >>> we have to do what we got to do together. >> back here in the bay area, aapi leaders stood in solidarity with the naacp at an emergency meeting in san francisco. >> kpix 5's andria borba reports on their united call for action against hate-filled violence. >> we have lost again people who look like me, an african american. >> reporter: inside the historic third baptist church, an emergency meeting at the naacp, following the mass murder of ten black people in buffalo over the weekend. >> we have got to call it for what it is. it's evil. it's un-american, and it does not have a right to exist in a civilized society. >> reporter: sharing the microphone and zoom with dr. amos brown, members of the asian american community say this is a moment for solidarity to stand with the pioneers of civil rights. >> wha

john chang. he was there with his mother who rushed the suspect and tackled him. and that's how they were able to also bring him down. the pastor said he was shot three times, and that is what cost him his life. they're saying altogether the heroic acts of the people is what kept this from becoming a worse tragedy than it is, and also worth noting that the fbi has opened up federal hate crime investigation into this. >> i heard an investigator on the air this morning saying more people surely would have died had it not been for those brave actions of the church goers. stephanie, thank you. >>> mysterious, controversial, secretive. the stigma around ufos has kept many from taking them seriously for attack kads. -- decades. that changes today. internet s nationwide. so you can power your business to do more. find the perfect solution for your busininess. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete fancial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your c® professional. ♪ if your moderate to

authorities say a member of the church dr john chang, was killed by the shooter. they say he sacrificed his own life to stop the gunman from killing other innocent victims in the church. dr chang is a hero. in this incident. based on statements from the witnesses, and corroborated by other means. it is known that dr chang charged the individual. the suspect. attempted to disarm him , which allowed other parishioners to then intercede. taking the suspect into custody. prosecutors are expected to file federal hate crime charges against the suspect. it may happen later today already is facing charges of one felony count of murder. and five felony counts of attempted murder, and these photos just released from inside that church in laguna woods, showing church members tackling the gunman moments after he started shooting. law enforcement say they're quick and brave actions prevented and even bigger tragedy. the area religious leaders, community members and law enforcement met in san francisco last night to discuss the deadly hate crimes in buffalo and in orange county

the person who died was john chang a doctor who is now being hailed as a hero. dr. chang charged individual the suspect attempted to disarm him which allowed other parishioners to then intercede taking the suspect into custody. is from china the parishioners were meeting with a member? had just returned from a trip to taiwan. i want to issues of gun violence. you can find an ally by going to. abc7news.com/take action. we put together lists of local resources to give you a starting point two deadly crime scenes are being investigated by police in san jose though. they happened less than 24 hours apart police say they are two separate incidents abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes talk with police about a rise in the number of homicides this year in san jose. san jose police are now investigating the city's ninth and 10th homicides of 2022 each of them happening less than 24 hours apart in different areas of the city by may 31st of last year the city had seen 17 homicides so far homicides are trending down. a year and police say they wanted to stay that way. we're not tak

john chang as a hero because of the fact that he charged the shooter and was able to distract him enough for the pastor and throw the chair at him, and all of them working together to make this happen. we learned more, too, about the shooter, the fact that he was born in mainland china and grew up in taiwan and became a u.s. citizen many, many years ago. kate? >> stephanie, thank you for that. i'm going to go now to texas where there are new developments there as well. dallas police announcing that they have arrested a suspect linked to the shooting of a creean owned hair salon injuring three people and there are questions now about other possible incidents. cnn's alexandra field joins me with more hob this. what are you picking up? along with the arrest we're hearing from the fbi dallas division that they are opening a federal investigation into hate crimes connected to that shooting at the hair salon, this happening while dallas police say that they have taken someone into custody connected to that shooting. it happened at a korean-owned hair salon. it was a week ago. police say that a

john chang. chang was killed after he tackled the suspect, who opened fire inside the geneva presbyterian church sunday. five others were injured. investigators say the 68-year-old suspect traveled from las vegas to carry out that attack. he chained the church door shut, super glued to disable the locks and mingle the at a luncheon before the rampage. the suspect is a u.s. citizen who emigrated from china a year ago. this is described as a hate crime. >> a politically-motivated hate incident, a grievance this individual had between himself and the taiwanese community. >> the atf says the shooter purchased his guns legally in 2015 and 2017. >>> new this morning, a church ransacked and robbed in the east bay. >> and the suspects are still out on the loose. justin andrews went to pittsburg. justin, you talked to the pastor about this major loss. i can't imagine what she's going through. >> this story does not sit well with me. who has the audacity to steal thousands of dollars from a place of worshi

chang. and wounded five other individuals who had gathered for lunch held by a taiwanese presbyterian church. authorities say dr chang heroically tackled the gunman as he opened fire. other worshippers then tied the shooter's legs with an electrical cord. until authorities arrived. dr chang is a hero. in this incident. based on statements from the witnesses, and corroborated by other means. it is known that dr chang charged the individual. the suspect. attempted to disarm him, which allowed other parishioners to then intercede. taking the suspect into custody. the orange county sheriff's department says the suspect is 68 year old david chow of las vegas. investigators say he had changed the church doors and also put superglue into the keyholes. zhao had 29 millimeter handguns legally purchased years ago in las vegas, has been booked on one count of murder and five counts of attempted murder. a small group of people gathered in danville over the weekend, displaying a banner that read white li

john chang her doctor of almost 20 years. she says when she heard about a hero in the shooting and saw his picture, she went from happy to heartbroken in a second. >> oh, a local hero and i see dr. chang's picture pop up, oerk my god, he's a hero and i read further and my face just dropped. >>ed it today the president of taiwan offers praise for dr. chang. he sacrificed himself lunging at the shooter, giving others a chance to rush and subdue him. in the end, dr. chang was the only person that died. he was 52 years old. >>> this morning police think the same person may be responsible for a series of burglaries at peninsula mosques. as one temple leader showed sara donchey, the suspect seems to know his way around. ♪ >> reporter: the daly city islamic center is supposed to be a place of peaceful worship. after morning prayers tuesday a thief wreaked havoc inside and the mosque's president said it isn't the first time. >> he break into the office, the whole building and boxes, and today also was shocked because he's coming ba

john chang sacrificed himself by lunging at that shooter sunday, giving others a chance to subdue him. investigators say the suspect had used nails and chains to lock the church doors so no one could escape and in the end, dr. chang was the sole fatality. he was 52 years old. >> he really was just a true, compassionate, caring man who took care of everybody else before himself. >> he saved my life more than once. he honestly treated me for anxiety and depression, even when nobody else really knew about it, he was there for me. >> five elderly church members were hurt in the shooting. the 68-year-old suspect is facing ten criminal counts this morning including capital murder. >>> vallejo police arrested a man and booked him for arson after a downtown market went up in flames. police say xavier williams is the man seen in this video here, it shows a man hunched over, starting a fire on the front doorstep of a market called anchor pantry. the shop quickly went up in flames. owner jessica brooks tells kpix 5 she got a notification on her phone from one of the surveillance cameras and saw

authorities say parishioner dr john chang was killed in the gunfire. they say he sacrificed his life to stop the government from killing other innocent victims inside that church. dr chang is a hero. in this incident. based on statements from the witnesses, and corroborated by other means. it is known that dr chang charged the individual. the suspect. attempted to disarm him , which allowed other parishioners to then intercede. taking the suspect into custody. prosecutors are expected to file federal hate crime charges against the suspect, possibly later today. chow already faces one felony count of murder and five felony counts of attempted murder. and check these out. these are photos, and they were just released from inside the church in laguna once they show members of the church, tackling the suspect just moments after he opened fire, law enforcement officers say they're quick and brave response prevented an even bigger tragedy as well as what that doctor did as well. investigators looking into the buffalo attack are still looking into the backgro

john: what's changed? vance voters joab scott and kevin black have differing theories. >> the ronald reagan republican wasn't divisive. he didn't he didn't do anything to make anyone divisive. i think i do think the trump republican has to be divisive. >> i'm going to say the complete opposite. i would say the voters haven't changed. i haven't changed. we're the same hardworking christian, constitution, american patriotic -- that is the base of the republican party. >> you don't think there's a difference between the ronald reagan republican and the donald trump republican? john: much of ohio, especially rural areas still seems to be , very much trump country. and at places like nana and papa's, there's no doubt about trump's influence on this primary election. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang in thornville, ohio. ♪ judy: every night more than 3 million people tune in to tucker carlson's show on the fox news channel, the most-watched cable news show. last year it was. a new analysis from the new york

we've got john in the weather center with john. yes, a big change from yesterday. i see that worry or sty, james. hopefully it'll come in handy tonight. it seems like it's been working so coit tower looks really nice. we do have those clear skies overhead right now. >> it is going to be a partly cloudy, breezy and much cooler day. but we will appreciate that cooldown. i don't think too many of us will miss the upper 90's, even triple digits. we reached yesterday. cloud cover. definitely the most significant along the north bay as well as out along the coastline. some pockets of sunshine really prevailing in the inland east bay. and even along the south bay, current temperatures are in the 50's 60's over to the 70's in brentwood. unlike yesterday, these temperatures not going to do that much moving into the afternoon. really only peaking in the 70's for the vast majority of us, which i'll get to still to come over to james. all right. thank you very much, john. here's a quick check of the few bridges for the bay bridge. actually looks really nice as we're looking co

it could change the landscape of the politics in australia. and we also could see a hung parliament if we in saturday, after all the ballots and boats have been cast. if not, assad has a clear majority. they will have to turn to the minor parties and those independence to try and form an agreement to full government. russia says it's in full control of ukraine. this puzzled port city of maria poll. it would be president vladimir putin is biggest victory since the war began almost 3 months ago. the last remaining soldiers defending the as of style still works are said to have surrendered on friday. ukraine's president says they were ordered to lay down the weapons, lee of history. you. today, the defenders received a clear signal from the military command that they can get out and save their lives to restore such a barrier as worn out from moscow. and what will happen to the faces. these are the last remaining ukrainian fighters in the as off stall, steel plant. now they are prisoners of war. they survived russia's onslaught for more than 2 mon

i've known john kerry for many years, had a chance to talk to him about climate change and other issues facing the united states. >> i went back and looked and very few secretaries of state in the last 100 years or maybe ever have again back foot government. why did you want to come back for any issue when you've got eight grandchildren, two daughters, you've got wonderful family. why did you want to come back and go through this terrible process we have in washington of getting things through consensus and agree what you want to do? >> because i want those grand dhirn to -- grandchildren to have a future. the world is not serious enough about reduing our emissions fast enough and the result is the planet is going to continue to evolve in reaction to what we human beings are doing to it mostly through fossil fuels. most of the emissions into the atmosphere and are creating this increased level of energy that comes from the ocean goes into the storms, the floods, the rain, all of that is explainable and it's all linked to the changes we are creating on the planet. so it's very simple. i

john will disagree with you because there's a change in his life right now and it's a blessing. it's a blessing that he is here and our goal is to try and do everything we can in this city to make sure that people like john and his friends are not ending up on the streets. we have a lot of work to do in this city, but we're also committed to doing everything we can to make sure places like the garland become the norm and not the exception. thank you all for joining us here today as we really celebrate this milestone. so much more work to be done. as you can see with all the folks that are here today, we are committed to that work and we're not going to give up. thank you. >> i want to thank the mayor for acknowledging our workers because one of the problems we have is that this proceeded mayor breed by years is that the salary levels for the workers in these hotels have not kept up. so all our jobs in the tenderloin housing clinic and all these jobs are in-person jobs, can't work at home. we've got to get the salaries raised in the next budget to make sure we can hire people and

note to tom, just don't take forever. >> jacqui: and don't change your mind, please. >> john: yeah, changed your mind about retirement, don't change your mind about this. >> jacqui: putin's forces launching missile strikes on the vital port city of odesa in ukraine, hammering the mariupol steel plant where the defenders are standing strong, house leaders are set to vote on an almost $40 billion aid package, more than president biden originally asked for. congressman gallagher, thank you for joining us. what are the key provisions of this bill and can you tell us how it's going to help ukraine? >> well, here we are almost 2:00 p.m. here in d.c., and we still don't have the legislative text of the bill. and given that, we are talking about a massive sum of money here. that's a little bit worrying. we need the details, there are certain things i would like to see in this bill, particularly funding for anti-ship missiles, long range artillery, air defense, vital weapons systems we know the ukrainians can use now and things not in the bill. i don't want them to attach extraneous "covid" funding

overtime, he seemed to change and part of the reason for that was a woman. >> john and leslie met at a halloween party. >> leslie deval was her name. she was a fellow patient at st. elizabeth. writer elsa walsh interviewed them for the magazine about her romantic relationship with frankly. >> leslie deval was described by neighbors, family, friends, and her ex husband as a wonderful and perfect mother. she had killed her child. >> deval was also found not guilty by reason of insanity for her horrifying crime. she was sent to the psychiatric hospital. today, the old grounds are closed. buildings are abandoned. >> what was it like when you came here the first time? >> it was clearly different than what it was now. we had a lot of broken windows. leslie and john used to communicate from a window. not of this building but a similar one of three forms up where he was. >> devote was a decade older than hinckley. she came from an upper middle class background and was educated. when they met, devoted not know who hinckley was. when he told her, she did not care. >> she said to me that what i

reporter: many farmers are old-school and reluctant to change, says john towers. but father and son aim to do everything in their power to make other dairy farmers more climate conscious. and they have one good argument in their favor -- their milk doesn't taste of garlic at all. lara: now to the happiest place on earth -- finland. for a fifth year in a row, it has topped the list of the world's happiest countries. so wherein lies the secret? for salla honkavuori, happiness is spending time with her family enjoying the great outdoors. despite her country's reputation, salla doesn't take her blessings for granted. finland shares a border with russia, and the war in ukraine has prompted finns to reassess the threat their neighbor poses. reporter: living way up north means long periods of cold and darkness. yet finns say they are the happiest people on the planet. salla: willpower, resilience, and a lot of respect for nature -- that's what makes us happy. reporter: well, that and some delicious food by the lake. salla honkavuori and her family come here once a week.

john: that all changed in early 2020 whether pandemic. grace: because of misinformation and xenophobia, people stopped going to chinatown. john: she started sharing the ruggles of mom and dad businesses on instagram and facebook and created two initiatives. she launched a video project with a korean american videographer for the new york museum poster house telling the stories of chinatown shop and restaurant owners. >> business has dipped down even worse and i can say that i am at 50% to 70%. >> it is te to take more dramatic measures. john: hours after she conducted those interviews, mayor bill de blasio announced a citywide lockdown bringing business to a , virtual standstill. by 2021, a survey showed more than half of asian owned his gnosis in new york state reported their revenue had dropped more than 75%. >> this time it will take really long, the serious damage for our business. john: dennis chung was born in what was then called saigon and 1995 has owned a vietnamese restaurant that is one of the many legacy chinatown businesses t