Ryan Chandler

As tonight, so many impacted by Mr. Karim remember a life cut so short.

Ryan Chandler joins us now live.

Ryan, I know we have video of what it's like to be on that ride.

The big question: How could this man have fallen out of that rollercoaster?

And tonight, Six Flags temporarily shutting down similar rides at parks across the country.

Ryan Chandler is there for us tonight.

Tonight, investigations into what went so wrong as a man was thrown to his death from a popular Six Flags ride near Atlanta.

The tragedy on the Goliath roller coaster triggering a pause on nine similar rides in Six Flags parks nationwide out of an abundance of caution.

As tonight, so many impacted by Mr. Kareem.

Remember a life cut so short.

Ryan Chandler is outside six flags over Georgia for us tonight.

Ryan, obviously, this is such a tremendous tragedy.

As tonight, so many impacted by Mr. Karim remember a life cut so short.

Ryan Chandler joins us now live.

Ryan, I know we have video of what it's like to be on that ride.

The big question: How could this man have fallen out of that rollercoaster?

But first, we have a lot of news to cover this half hour, starting with an update on this tragic accident we've been talking about the past few days at Six Flags near Atlanta, Georgia.

NBC's Ryan Chandler is there once again.

Ryan, good morning.

Well, Laura, good morning.

Well, Laura, there will be multiple investigations on different fronts underway, from law enforcement to the state to the park itself.

Most recently, we heard from state regulators who say that they are c- completing a comprehensive review, trying to ensure, uh, uh, policies were followed.

All right, Ryan Chandler, thank you.

All right, coming up, the search for answers after an alarming cyber attack on grocery stores across France.

Six Flags Over Georgia is planning to reopen Friday following its closure after a man's fatal fall from the Goliath rollercoaster on Monday.

NBC's Ryan Chandler reports that as a precaution, the company has shut down nine rollercoasters at its parks in the US and Canada, at least six of them made by the same Swiss manufacturer as Goliath.

That company telling NBC News they are deeply saddened by this tragic accident, adding, "We are actively investigating the incident and have no further comments until we have a better understanding of what transpired."

Witnesses say the man who died was ejected from his seat and has now been identified as forty-two-year-old Hassan Karim, an educator and two-time cancer survivor who leaves behind a ten-year-old daughter.