about the condition of the woman who survived the shooting. tim gardner, husband of vicki gardner, spoke to us earlier this morning about his wife's condition. gardner who is the executive director of the smith mountain lake chamber of commerce, was speaking to wdbj7, when she was wounded. tim gardner says his wife is recovering, and they've both received a lot of support. "you know...it's har to explain but everybody has been right there for us" tim gardner says the best thing the community can do for support is continue to visit and enjoy smith mountain lake. the reality of what happened on the air 
 
 MONETA, Va. - 
 
 August 27 6:50 a.m. update: Vicki Gardner, a third victim in the shooting at Bridgewater Plaza, has been upgraded from stable condition to good condition, Thursday morning. 
 
 Gardner was being interviewed by WDBJ reporter Alison Parker and her photojournalist Adam Ward when the shooting happened. Gardener is with the Smith Mountain Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce. 
 
 Gardner was shot in the chest and taken to Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital where she went through emergency surgery. 
 
 She was in stable condition Wednesday night, continuing to recover according to a statement from Carilion. 
 
 Alison Parker and Adam Ward did not survive the attack. 
 
 Gardner is the executive director of the chamber and has been interviewed many times by our station. 
 
 She was providing information about the 50th anniversary of the lake and the events scheduled to commemorate that milestone. 
 
 Gardner has been leading the chamber since 2002 and serves on the boards of many local agencies and non-profits. 
 
 Friends call her a passionate advocate for the lake and regional tourism as a whole. 
 
 A prayer vigil for Vicki was held Wednesday night at Bethlehem United Methodist Church in Moneta. 
 
 Vicki has always been ready, willing, and available to help us with stories here on WDBJ7 and on behalf of our news team, we send our thoughts, prayers and condolences to her family. ||||| Breaking News Emails Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. 
 
 The gunman who shot two journalists to death during a live broadcast had a wig, six magazines of ammunition, and a to-do list in the car he was fleeing in before he killed himself, according to an inventory of items found in a search warrant return. 
 
 Police also found 17 stamped letters, a briefcase that contained three license plates, a shawl, and an umbrella in Vester Flanagan's rental car, the search warrant return said. 
 
 Police say Flanagan died at Innova Fairfax Hospital at 1:26 p.m. on Wednesday, hours after firing shots at a Moneta, Virginia, shopping center during Roanoke affiliate WDBJ's morning broadcast. 
 
 According to a probable cause affidavit filed to search Flanagan's car, police said Flanagan texted a friend "making reference to having done something stupid" following the shooting of WDBJ reporter Alison Parker, photographer Adam Ward, and local chamber of commerce director Vicki Gardner, who was also shot and survived.
– After his death, police searched the rental car Vester Flanagan used to flee after allegedly shooting two journalists to death during a live broadcast. What they found, per NBC News and reporter Tom Winter: A Glock pistol and six magazines of ammunition A to-do list 17 stamped letters A briefcase holding three license plates, a wig, a shawl, an umbrella, and sunglasses "Assorted handwritten and typed letter/notes" A black hat A "bookbag w/ random papers / cards" An iPhone The Enterprise rental agreement More details are coming to light today, including the fact that WDBJ, the station where victims Alison Parker and Adam Ward worked, helped authorities identify Flanagan as the suspect. Ward had captured an image of Flanagan pointing his gun toward the camera, and "everybody who was gathered around it said, 'That's Vester,'" the station's general manager tells NBC. "I wasn't sure. They were"—and so the station contacted the county sheriff with the information. After Flanagan allegedly carried out the shooting, police say he texted a friend "making reference to having done something stupid." The third victim, who was shot while Parker was interviewing her on camera, was upgraded to good condition today, WDBJ reports.