Good evening. I'm Amna Nawaz. And I'm Jeff Bennett. On the news hour tonight, San Diego police respond to a fatal shooting at an Islamic center that authorities are calling a hate crime.

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and claimed more than 100 lives. Welcome to the News Hour.

As we come on the air tonight, we're following a developing story out of San Diego, an attack at an Islamic center.

Police officials say three adult males were killed, including a security guard.

They also say the two teenage suspects killed, including a security guard. They also say

the two teenage suspects believed to be 17 and 19 years old were later found dead, apparently

from self-inflicted gunshots. There was a massive police response this afternoon at the

center, located about nine miles north of downtown San Diego. The site also houses a school, and as the situation unfolded, children could be seen being escorted

to safety.

At a press conference this afternoon, San Diego's police chief thanked law enforcement for their

efforts, especially when it came to those kids.

I cannot express the gratitude, the willingness to step into harm's way.

And I tell you what got me, watching the kids come running out.

Just thankful to be alive. At that same press conference, the center's Imam called this a time of sorrow and a time of sadness.

We have never experienced a tragedy like this before.

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