Northeast tornado warnings hit as severe weather strikes region; D.C. emergency room doctor kills condo manager, opens fire on pedestrians
Severe weather struck the Northeast on November 12, with tornado warnings accompanied by video showing winds hurtling debris, shattering car windows, and peeling siding from homes. In Washington, D.C., an emergency room doctor killed his condo building manager before opening fire on pedestrians from his balcony, according to police. NBC News also reported that Jensen Huang has stepped down as NVIDIA CEO.
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- ✓Tornado warnings issued across the Northeast on November 12. (NBC Nightly News)
- ✓Video footage documented severe weather damage including debris, shattered car windows, and damaged home siding. (NBC Nightly News)
- ✓A D.C. emergency room doctor killed his condo building manager and opened fire on pedestrians from his balcony. (Police statement reported by NBC Nightly News)
- ✓Jensen Huang stepped down as NVIDIA CEO. (NBC Nightly News)
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