David Muirs World News Tonight stops broadcast | TV Shows

David Muir’s World News Tonight was compelled to break into its scheduled programming on Saturday, December 13, as breaking news emerged about a devastating incident in Providence, Rhode Island, prompting widespread viewer misery.

Andrew Dymburt stepped in as anchor for Muir during the broadcast, and from the opening moments, he was obligated to ship stories about a tragic campus taking pictures at the distinguished Ivy League establishment Brown University.

This marked yet another disturbing development coated by this system, which had supplied an update the day past on a story that many viewers members admitted they weren’t notably troubled by.

On this event, however, viewers struck a markedly different emotional chord as they stayed tuned for developments in the unfolding disaster.

“A massive manhunt is underway at this for an active shooter,” Dymburt informed viewers. “Authorities describe the suspect as a man dressed all in black,” stories the Mirror US.

The phase also included footage of President Donald Trump responding to the taking pictures while talking with members of the press. “It’s terrible and all we can do right now is pray for the victims, for those who were very badly hurt, it looks like,” he expressed. “…it’s a shame. Just pray, thank you very much.”

In response to the breaking news, many viewers took to social media to specific their sorrow.

“So sad to see,” one person posted. “Condolences to all families.”

Another lamented, “Omg just so heart breaking another shooting now too precious kids won’t be going home for the holidays lives forever changed who endured this tragedy families changed prayers for all injured the victims and families.”

However, some criticized the president’s response to the incident.

“All we can do is pray? Nah,” one particular person commented. “‘Just pray.’ Sit with that for a moment,” another echoed.

Since the initial report of the taking pictures, law enforcement has confirmed that a particular person of curiosity was apprehended at a lodge in Coventry, Rhode Island, roughly 15 miles from the campus.

Further particulars, including the identities of the suspect or the victims, have yet to be disclosed.