LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: Shockwaves are still reverberating from back-to-back shooting incidents. The latest unfolded yesterday near Pittsburgh. A one-man rampage left two dead, three others critically wounded. CNN's Deborah Feyerick is in Wilkinsburg, where it all happened -- Deborah.</s>DEBORAH FEYERICK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Leon, the chief of police tells CNN that he's now convinced these shootings are racially motivated. He describes the alleged gunmen as an angry young man who wanted to take his anger out on other people. I asked the chief to describe whether anything was similar in these shootings. He said they were execution style, the alleged gunmen looking to kill. Now, one of the three victims this morning is on life-support; he has been declared brain dead. And here in the community, there's a real sense of sadness, a real sense of disbelief, one man telling me this morning that whatever the alleged gunman's problems were, he didn't have to shoot innocent people. Now, all this happened yesterday at about 11:00 this morning. The gunman shot a maintenance worker at his apartment building before setting the apartment on fire. He then walked to a nearby Burger King and then here onto this McDonald's, where three people were shot. Now, as police began to arrive, the gunman did open fire on those people. He -- the police chief says it took an enormous amount of restraint for the police not to fire back. Now, the gunman did flee into a nearby building, and there was a really tense standoff for several hours because there were numerous people trapped inside, including elderly people who were there at an adult care center, also about 37 young children. All of them safe. All of them were able to be evacuated in time. Reporting live, Deborah Feyerick, CNN, Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania.</s>HARRIS: Thank you, Deborah.
Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, Police Chief Now Convinced Shootings Were Racially Motivated