CABRERA: Five children have been killed and one adult injured in a fire overnight in Erie, Pennsylvania. It happened at a day care. Police say the fire erupted at around 1:00 in the morning at the Harris Family Day Care which is listed as providing 24-hour, seven days a week child care services. Police say they are treating this area as a crime scene right now while the cause of the fire remains under investigation. Now, to an amazing story of bravery and heroism. This is out of Oslo, Norway, after a man opened fire inside a mosque as Muslims were gathering to pray. The gunman got into the mosque by shooting through a locked door. 65-year-old Mohamed Rafiq who was inside the mosque wasted no time before tackling him, as his lawyer explained earlier today.</s>ABDUL SATAR ALI, COUNSELOR FOR MOHAMED RAFIQ (through translator): Mohamed acted immediately when the shooter entered the room. He toppled the shooter and pinned him to the floor, sat on top of him. After awhile, board member Mushtaq came and helped hold him down. Then police arrived and arrested the man. That is all I can say now due to the investigation.</s>CABRERA: Rafiq sustained minor injuries during that confrontation. Officials say the suspect is a Norwegian man who has expressed right wing sympathies online. Police say they also found the body of the suspect's 17-year-old stepsister inside his home. He has been charged with her murder and with attempted murder in the mosque attack. They are investigating this as a possible act of terrorism. Coming up -- the fallout over Jeffrey Epstein's apparent suicide. We'll answer your legal questions about what this means for the charges against him and those implicated in his crime, next.
Erie, Pennsylvania Day Care Fire; An Unarmed Muslim Man Tackles A Gunman In A Mosque In Oslo, Norway