He works with us, words from a Louisville bank employee as she called 911 and hid from

the gunman.

The lead starts right now.

Heartbreaking and horrific Louisville police released 911 calls from Monday's deadly

shooting, including one from the shooter's mom, who insisted that her son was non-violent

and said she did not know where he would get a gun.

A massive inferno flames engulfing an Indiana recycling plant.

The large smoke plume stretches for miles.

The toxic risk as the fire is expected to burn for days.

Plus, the judge hearing the billion dollar dominion versus Fox lawsuit today sanctioned Fox's

lawyers accusing the lawyers of withholding evidence and not telling the court the truth.

In a case about Fox lying to its audience.

Welcome to the lead.

I'm Jake Tappern.

We start today with our national lead this afternoon Louisville police released the

frantic 911 calls from the moments after that horrific mass shooting began at a bank

on Monday.

And you can hear the panic in the voices of the employees who were inside the building

when the senseless attacks started, including this woman who saw some of her co-workers

gunned down.

She survived by hiding in a closet.

I want to warn our viewers some of this audio was rather disturbing.

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