3 Shot at Florida State University Before Gunman Killed by Police
Gunshots rattled a peaceful, packed Florida State University library early Thursday, with three students getting hurt as hundreds more huddled between bookshelves before police encountered and killed the gunman outside.
"There has been a shooting in the library, stay where you are," said a man speaking over the loudspeaker, as captured in a cell phone video posted online. "We will be coming to each floor and clearing it, and taking care of anybody."
One of the injured students is in critical condition and another is stable at Tallahassee Memorial hospital, the hospital said. The third victim, who was grazed by a bullet, was treated and released at the scene.
Russell Brand Charms New Day Hosts
"When you get a little more sophisticated, you realize there is no way of tricking anybody into doing things they don't want to do," Russell Brand says of controversial pickup artist Julien Blanc, who gives seminars that teach men aggressive tactics for pursuing women.
So, what is the secret of the well-known womanizer? Love everyone. And by everyone, he means all three New Day anchors: Alisyn, Michaela AND Chris.
Eight Dead in Storm as Buffalo Braces for More Snow
Enough already.
Shivering under up to 6 feet of snow in its hardest-hit sections, Buffalo, New York, could see another 3 feet Thursday.
If the forecast holds, that's more than a year's worth of snow in just three days. In a typical year, Buffalo's snowfall totals about 7 feet, according to the National Weather Service.
Multiple Award-Winning Director Mike Nichols Dies at 83
Director Mike Nichols, one of the few people to win an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony award, died Wednesday evening, according to a note from ABC News' president to its staff.
Nichols, 83, who directed "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" and "The Graduate," was the husband of former "ABC World News" anchor Diane Sawyer.
Born Michael Igor Peschkowsky in Berlin in 1931, Nichols got his start as a stage performer, and in the 1950s co-founded the Chicago-based comedy troupe Second City, which honed comedians including John Belushi and Bill Murray.
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