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Taking incieing innocent lives. >> i heard from the very beginning he was the one to watch out for. >> reporter: the city released the identity of the youngest victim. friends say the steen had just started working at the walmart and used his first pay check to buy gifts for his mother. >> i had spoken to him. >> reporter: with two people still in the hospital, dozens gathered thursday to pray for the victims. as the community struggles to move forward, this survivor can't stop living the terror. >> the sound of the droplets, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick -- replays replays replays, replays. of...

Quote, there is nothing that can justify taking innocent lives. one survivor, a fellow employee, told us earlier this week that she had been warned about the gunman. >> i am new, but i'd heard from the very beginning that he was the one to watch out for. >> reporter: the city also released the identity of the youngest victim identified as 16-year-old fernando chavez bar ron. the teen had just started working at the walmart and used his first paycheck to buy gifts for his mother. >> was hoping everything was a dream until the day -- he was standing with me. >> reporter: with 2002 people in the ...

Jon: to say the risk profile for rsv and influenza similar to covid, everybody goes to the testing center takes a home test and says thank goodness i don't have covid but the flu and rsv could be as potentially harmful? >> that's right. it's ironic when somebody says they are sick but thankfully they tested negative for covid in a similar risk profile and the reality is if you are sick from any pathogen, use common sense, don't show up to work or cough or sneeze on people, where high quality mask. masks have been politicized but high quality mask can help somebody emitting respiratory droplets...

From someone who miraculously survived the attack. >> he's got his hands like that, and at first, it didn't even look real. it didn't register as real. the only thing that made it real was the vibrations hitting your chest, and the ringing from the gun going off. and it just kept going and going and going. and i got under the table, the sound of the droplets, it replays and replays and replays. that's how much blood was coming off the different chairs. it was making a rhythm, and it was one of the most disturbing things. i think i'll never let go of that.

Have covid and whether they have a mild or severe case. it's hard to tell what's going on. there's a lot of confusion about that. then there's the question of the masks and long covid itself. it's a very polarizing way to go given everything we have gone people are medically frail and vulnerable, masks might offer some protectioy illnesses. so it makes a difference whether you're talking about small droplets, large droplets, what kind of mask you talking about, and how vulnerable that person is. but a mask mandate is different then voluntarily wearing a mask. when you talking about long covid,...