And good evening. A seventh person has now died from gunshot wound suffered yesterday

as July 4th parade in Highland Park, Illinois, just outside Chicago. Seven people

celebrating this country's foundational holiday sacrificed to its modern reality.

Police say a single gunman with an AR-15 type rifle fired upwards of 70 rounds from

a rooftop into the crowd. The suspect now in custody charged tonight with seven counts

of murder. Apparently a young nobody with a history of posting violent imagery online.

He said they had two encounters with him in 2019. One involving a reported suicide

attempt. The other after a family member told police he said he was going to, quote,

kill everyone. They confiscated 16 knives at that time. As always, we'll not be showing

his photo or using his name. We will, however, begin tonight by telling you what we know

about the people whose lives he allegedly took. Jackie Suntime was a lifelong member of

the North Shore congregation Israel where she served as an event coordinator. Before that,

a preschool teacher. Local shopkeeper told the New York Times she always brought a smile

on a hug and described her as a beautiful ray of light. Jackie Suntime was 63. Nicholas

Toledo had come from Mexico to visit a family in Highland Park. Father of eight granddaughter

told CNN affiliate WBBM he loved fishing and painting and walks with his family. According

to the Times, he was sitting in a wheelchair between his son and a nephew when the shooting

began. Another granddaughter told the Times, we brought him over here so he could have a

better life. His sons wanted to take care of him and be more in his life. Nicholas Toledo

was 78. Arena and Kevin McCarthy ages 35 and 37 were at the parade with their son,

Aiden, just two years old. During the chaos, he became separated from his mom and dad. Both

were shot and killed. Aiden's extended families now taken care of him. Stephen Strauss was 88.

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