1 Killed, 7 Wounded by Masked Gunman in Tennessee
ALLEN: A masked gunman opened fire at a church in the southern U.S., killing one and wounding seven others. Police say this man you see here shot and killed a woman in the church parking lot in Tennessee Sunday. Then went into the building and shot people at random. For more now, here's CNN's Polo Sandoval.</s>POLO SANDOVAL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation launching a civil rights investigation into this deadly church shooting. Investigators in Tennessee alleging that Emanuel Samson, a 25-year-old man, arrived at Burnett Chapel Church of Christ, in Antioch, Tennessee, after Sunday service, armed with two weapons and opened fire. Investigators say the 25-year-old man shot and killed a woman in the parking lot before making his way into the sanctuary where he was reportedly confronted by Robert Engle, a 22-year-old usher, licensed to carry a firearm. Investigators saying there was a brief struggle between the two, at which point the suspect pistol whipped this 22-year-old usher who went to the parking lot to retrieve his weapon. The suspect was wounded himself before investigators moved in.</s>STEVE ANDERSON, CHIEF, METRO NASHVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT: What I would say about Mr. Engle, he engaged the shooter and during the struggle, the shooter was shot. We don't know how that hand, whether he shot himself or the gun discharged. Mr. Engle sustained serious injuries himself. And he's a hero. He stopped this madness. So we're very, very grateful to him.</s>SANDOVAL: Investigators say six people inside the sanctuary at the time were injured. They are expected to recover. As for the suspect. We're told he has already recovered from his injuries and expected to face murder and attempted murder charges. So as this state investigation continues trying to establish a motive, federal investigators are also joining in on the case. Polo Sandoval, CNN, New York.</s>ALLEN: And coming up here, with no power and little cell service, we'll show you how people in Puerto Rico are trying to communicate with loved ones after Hurricane Maria did all of this.