1. Waffle House shooting

2. Police continued their intensive search Monday for the 29-year-old suspected of opening fire at a Tennessee Waffle House and killing four people one day earlier. Nashville Police said early Monday that “there have been no credible sightings” of the suspected gunman, Travis Reinking, after an overnight search by local, state and federal law enforcement officers. Authorities say Reinking, wearing nothing but a green jacket, opened fire at the Waffle House restaurant in Antioch, Tenn., a community in Nashville, just before 3:30 a.m. Sunday. He began shooting at customers in the parking lot with an AR-15 semi­automatic rifle. He kept shooting as he walked inside. At one point, he stopped, presumably to reload. That’s when police say a customer, James Shaw Jr., lunged at the gunman, wrestled the weapon away from him and tossed it over the counter. Officials hailed Shaw’s actions, which they said probably saved many people’s lives. His elbow was grazed by a bullet during the shooting and he also burned his right hand grabbing the barrel of the weapon. He was treated at a hospital. 29-year-old Travis Reinking, ran away, and is now one of Tennessee's 10 Most Wanted fugitives. Police think he still has two more weapons on him, so they're urging folks in Antioch to be cautious as authorities search for him. Although his motives are currently unknown, Reinking was arrested last year near the White House for trespassing. He had told the Secret Service he needed to meet with President Trump.

3. In Other News
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