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Thats "nbc nightly news" from el paso. im lester holt. thank pg&e night. right now at 6:00, walking out of the store with a pricey lego set and how his parents helped him get away from it. targeting president trump on social media in the wake of the mass shooting. >> for anyone touched by the massacre in gilroy. the. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. im in for roger. >> gilroy had barely come up for air when another one in texas and ohio created the horror with

>> all she wants is for the violence to stop because it left her without her husband. >> my interview with the woman who lost her husband president trump addressing a grieving nation condemning white supremacy at a time when its at the rise but taking heat tonight the thinly veiled reviews for former president obama and the rising concerns about protecting public targets after the latest mass shootings in america >> announcer: mass shootings iny >> this is one-half of americas split re massa...

>> it began as a tribute to his own murdered father-in-law his first mass shooting columbine. hes carried the crosses to tragedies we have heard of and many we havent. >> two girled were killed in chicago a couple days ago. they were peace moms they were manning a corner >> he placed crosses in paradise, california after last years fires, in alabama aafter a deadly tornado in march, and the scenes of fatal car crashes. you remember each one? >> i remember each one ive built 26,799 to date. over ...

>> my mom and my daughter wouldnt be here if it wasnt for him and what he did. and i couldnt even imagine my daughter. i almost lost her. >> odonnell: but your dad saved heir lives. >> he did. >> odonnell: im so sorry. johnson is one of 22 people killed at a walmart in el paso on saturday, less than three miles from the mexican border. el paso is considered one of the safest cities in america. last year they had a total of 23 .urders. in just one day that number was nearly matched. [gunfire] amo...

>> odonnell: all over america today, people prayed for the neighbors we lost in el paso and in dayton, and for the families they left behind. ( singing ) we prayed in churches and in private, each in his or her own way, and wondered again-- what more can we do? after decades, now, of mass shootings, we havent found the answer. and then, today, most americans went on with their lives, spending a summer sunday with their families, appreciating them that much more. and perhaps living life to the fu...

Can do, and i pretended it hadnt happened," she wrote. "this all became too much, and i attempted to take my own life." she also condemned the stigma of mental illness: "just because the illness may not be outwardly visible, doesnt mean the person suffering from it isnt struggling." kennedy hill was going to be a senior at boston college. when she was in high school, she actually took medical leave to saidt her depression, something she said she would struggle with the rest of her life. jericka....

Fidwest bank heists, making off with around 300,000, the e uivalent of $4 million today. a police officer was killed in one of the robberies, leading dillinger to be considered neblic enemy number one. but it all came to a halt when federal and local law r forcement tracked him to a theater in chicago and gunned him down on the sidewalk outside a month after his 31st birthday. dillingers infamy drew thousands of curious spectators who wanted to look at his body iofore it was buried here in secti...