the reporting is routine. my response here at this podium ends up being routine. the conversation in the aftermath of it, we ve become numb to this. we talked about this after columbine and blacksburg, after tucson, after newtown, after aurore remarks after charleston. it cannot be this easy for somebody who wants to inflict harm on other people to get his or her hands on a gun. and what s become routine, of course, the response of those who oppose any kind of common sense gun legislation. right now i can imagine the press release is being cranked out.
ak-47. that man, mark, jumped up. the gun man pulled out a pistol, shot him in the back, in the lung, and went out with his neck. spencer, the man with the shorter hair, even though he was beat up and cut under the eye, he was the one who stopped the bleeding for mark, and his wife would later say as she ran for help and look for a doctor, no doubt about it, spencer saved her life his life. the air force secretary said this. what the gunman didn t expect however was a confrontation with our very own captain america and believe it or not that is what airman stone s friends nicknamed during air force technical training. had it not been for this air force quart at the time, i m quite sure we would be sitting here discussing a blood bath.
it cleaner? we fight over things we shouldn t. when a coworker gets promoted over you. here s an example. first off, let me add congratulations to evan back stabber. some people are drenched, freezing to death on a stupid boat with a stupid hat while others are in a comfy new studio soaking up all the glory. not a good idea. somebody gets promoted, yea you. move on. don t mess with the lunch. don t fight about it. nobody likes a thief. look. the sandwich in the fridge. you know what, i m sorry, i believe i ate that. do you perhaps remember seeing a note on top of it? there may have been a joke or
harmed gunman on a high-speed passenger train in europe. a gunman who brandished an ak-47, hundreds of bullets, a luger pistol and other becomes cutter. what the gunman didn t expect was the confrontation with our very own captain america. and believe it or not, that is what airman stone s friends nicknamed him during air force training. so in a split second, airman stone and specialist alek scar lat to, anthony sadler, and businessman, leapt into action, subdued the gunman and saved lives. had it not been for this heroic quartet we would be sit hearing discussing a blood bath. so american airmen bind themselves to a set of core values, integrity first, service were self, and excellence in all we do. airman stone and his friend
open fire at least at movie goers. the man was killed by police. senior correspondent rick leventhal is trying to piece things together for us tonight. reporter: the call came into nashville metro police as an active shooter situation. fortunately for theater goers and staff at the hickory hollows cinemas, the gunman didn t pull his trigger until officers arrived on scene. the only person shot was the suspect, a 51-year-old local white male whose name has not been released. this happened around 1:00 p.m. local time when officers were responding to a car accident heard there was a man with a gun inside the theater where mad max was playing. the officers ran inside and after clearing the projector room one of the cops encountered the suspect who raised the gun at the officer and pulled the trigger according to a police spokesman. the officer returned fire at the suspect and retreated. officers found a man and woman fleeing out the front door all of them doused with pepper spray. the