DC shooting: 6th victim now identified in Logan Circle attack

Our coverage continues into yesterday's mass shooting in Logan Circle. Police just telling us a short time ago that they have six victims in yesterday's shooting. All right, of course, this happened inside of a popular gym and then in the area around that gym. One person was killed. Now we know five others were hurt before the gunman took his own life. And we're bringing you live team coverage as the investigation into that shooting continues to unfold. Stephanie Ramirez has more from witnesses. All right, let's start things off, though, with Melanie Allman following the latest on the victims. Of which the number seems to be changing and the gunman. Mel, what do we know? That's right. Yes. So as you mentioned, D.C. police just confirming to us a short while ago that six people out here. So we had the one person in the gym and then five other people out on the street shot during this melee last night or yesterday, as a matter of fact, just about if you think about it. Twenty-four hours ago this morning, we've seen a pretty heavy D.C. police presence. We've seen officers going inside the building as well. And activity out here where people are leaving notes and mementos for not only the victims, the community, but also the first responders who rushed in toward danger to stop the shooter. Now, last night, dozens of people gathered at Logan Circle. They lit candles and said some prayers, then walked to the scene, laying flowers and writing notes to pay tribute to the victims. It was 8 a.m. Thursday when the suspected gunman, 55-year-old Dr. Matt Lambert, shot and killed 46-year-old James Stewart, the building's property manager, inside Vita Fitness on 15th Street NW. Dr. Lambert then returned to his 7th floor condo in the building above the gym armed with three guns he fired down from his balcony, hitting several more people. Barricaded inside his apartment, Lambert fired at responding officers through the door and then with a gas line from his fireplace, started a fire inside his unit. Lambert barricaded himself inside his apartment, fired at responding officers through his door and again. Then once tactical officers were able to get inside, they found Lambert dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. On social media, an account believed to be Dr. Lambert. So we talked to you about yesterday on the scene, a post early Thursday morning saying, quote, my manifesto is an engineering report. Now that appears to be tied to a 20-month lawsuit Lambert filed against his condo building over the Metropole over alleged water damage and mold. And it was just a short time after that post. That the shooting here began. Now, what we're also learning this morning is that a church that is right across the street from where all this gunfire happened, they told us that they're going to be opening their doors today for reflection and meditation because it's just one other way that they know that they can serve the community here and help people really process what happened. But so much more still to come, I believe, on this investigation and more healing for the community ahead.