all right. here we go. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn's special breaking news coverage of a standoff. we're talking about a gunman in a planned parenthood building in colorado springs, colorado. authorities will be giving a news conference so we'll dip into that live. it's been going on since around noon. standoff started around noon local time. think about it. it's black friday. so despite the snow and the

temperatures in the teens, dozens of shoppers hours later are still on lockdown, ordered to stay in place. specifically ordered by the police to stay away from their windows. at this hour, at least nine people are injured, sent to the hospital, including of that nine, four police officers. here's what we've also learned. that this suspect has brought bags of unknown items into the building and has been usinging a a long gun. the motive is another one of the huge unknowns. we don't know if anyone is being currently held hostage. they are evacuating folks from within the building but the police are still taking fire. so we have a lot of voices to go to at this hour on cnn. but trevor hughes, let me begin with you. "usa today" reporter on the

scene there in colorado springs. what do you know? >> we've seen two police s.w.a.t. vehicles leave the scene. but it's unclear what is happening at the moment. like i said, it's been a very fluid situation all evening. it's definitely getting dark. it seems like a couple of trucks and police officers have withdrawn from the scene now. >> speeding away? can you describe? >> you know, i can't interest one pulled away and it was parked way from the scene and now it's back. >> okay. as we've been watching this since my show, which was 2:00 eastern, we have been reporting on massive police presence. several local jurisdictions, atf, you know, we saw that major

command center vehicle who had arrived as well. trevor, i'll come back to you. pamela brown, let me bring you in, our justice correspondent, who has been on this for hours as well. >> i just got off the phone with the colorado city and she confirmed for me, speaking on behalf of the police department there, that the suspect is now in custody. >> oh. >> he has been detained. big development here after several hours of, you know, this standoff there and the planned parenthood building but we're hearing on the record from the spokeswoman for the colorado springs police, kim melcore, that the suspect is now in custody. the big question now, desurrender or did the s.w.a.t. teams have to go in and make the arrest? what we're hearing, brooke, very shortly will be getting an update from authorities there on the ground hoping to get more

details there. but a huge development here, brooke. this was something that has been going on, as you have pointed out, for several hours here. and they were preparing, the law enforcement there, on the ground preparing to be there through the night and into the morning. but now we're learning he has been detained and will likely be questioned very soon if not already. >> that is huge. you're getting word that the suspect is in fact in custody and we're awaiting a news conference to happen momentarily. pamela brown, thank you so much for that big update. trevor hughes, give us a perspective of what was at stake here. black friday, thousands of people out shopping. nine injured so far, four police officers. do we know more about what this

individual took in this planned parenthood center? do we know anything more beyond what they were calling bags of unknown items? >> no. and it's hard to say. it's always hard to tell. the police were being very careful to say if they were items rather than any sort of definitely suspicious device but they did say it was going to take hours, even now that he's in custody, to clear the scene for safety purposes. >> and as far as clearing the scene, every single person -- earlier today i was talking to someone who worked across the street, folks in the grocery stores there for hours being told they can't leave. i imagine you'll start to see folks being allowed to go home? >> well, i think a lot depends on how the police officers feel these devices or items -- you know, what danger they could pose. you know, there are folks who are quite a lopg way away from the scene and there are others

who may be still very close to the scene. it's hard to tell. but i can tell you that the tone and tenor. >> i'm taking a massively collective deep breath. here's the news conference. >> chief carey? >> so, very, very difficult afternoon in colorado springs. my heart goes out to many of the victims here at this point. i have as manyquestions asyou do. we're still trying to figure out what happened, who our victims are and what we need to do from this point forward. i have some hurt police officers. they are at the hospital. that's where i'm headed to next. we'll give you some more information as soon as we know it. thank you. >> i'd like to at this time introduce mayor john suthers. he's the mayor of the city of

colorado springs. >> the only thing i would add is that the perpetrator is in custody. the situation has been resolved. there's no continuing peril to the citizens of the colorado springs but there's a huge crime scene that has to be processed. we have to determine how many victims there are and we'll be reporting on that in the near future. >> i might add that there's a lot of agencies that have helped out besides the colorado police department. we have federal authorities here, federal and state resources. this was, like i said, a tough afternoon but we had help from everybody in the community and the region and in the state. thank you. >> i'd also like to -- >> hold on one moment. >> i'd like to, if you guys can step back, chief chris riley with the colorado police department. >> it's been a very challenging afternoon. fire, police resources from all

different levels throughout the area have worked very well together. we've established unified command early on. thankfully, the situation at this time has been resolved but our hearts and our prayers go out to the family of the loved ones of the victims that were involved in today's event. and so it's been a very difficult day but our first responders performed very, very well and did an outstanding job. thank you. >> what's your name? >> christopher riley. >> do you have fatalities? >> so, at this point, the information that i can tell you is that we have 115 colorado springs police department resources here on scene in addition to eight victims advocates working with us through this situation. we have the el paso county sheriff's office, the federal bureau of investigations, the university of colorado, colorado springs police department, the alcohol tobacco and firearms bureau, the colorado bureau of

investigations and we also have regional explosive units here on scene. as i stated earlier, the individual brought some items in with him that we have to work with our explosive units and make sure that they are not hazards to those on scene. we are going to have to treat this as a crime scene and go through and identify if there are any individuals on the scene who are injured and have not been transported or individuals on scene that are deceased. we do not have any numbers at this point. the only thing i can tell you is we have 11 people transported to local hospitals. of those 11 people, five of them were police officers from various agencies that have

responded today. >> do you know if there are any fatalities? >> i do not have any confirmation of fatalities at this point. again, as i said, we're going to have to work through the scene because we're now treating it as a crime scene and investigating it. we did get an individual in custody at 4:52 p.m. in our time zone here. that individual has been transported away from the scene and obviously we're going to start our investigation from there. >> can you -- >> okay. i need to -- one question at a time. steve? >> was the suspect shot? is he injured? >> i don't have information that he was shot. >> walk us through those last few moments. because you said earlier there was no communication with the suspect. talk about -- >> correct. earlier there was no communication with the suspect. we did get officers inside of the building at the planned parenthood and the officers were able to shout to the suspect and make communication with him and

at that time they were able to get him to surrender and he was taken into custody. i do not have an identity on the suspect. this is going to be a complicated scene that is going to take hours, probably days to process for us here. in addition to that, we are working through the state law that requires the sheriff's office to investigate whenever our officers are involved in a shooting. and since we know that some of our officers did fire shots, they will be investigating that portion of this scene. >> now that you know where -- >> one moment, steve. >> this happened at planned parenthood. was the man trying to -- >> we only just have the individual in custody within the last 15 minutes. to even speculate on a motive would not be reasonable. >> how many rescues did you guys perform?

>> you know, i don't have the numbers on that. i know that our officers acted with untold valor to make sure that individuals were safely taken out of the planned parenthood building. we also had officers that immediately surrounded to the surrounding businesses and they made sure the people received any type of medical aid and they were safe in those surrounding businesses. this is still very much unfolding for us because we've moved from the active threat to doing the investigation. those are the type of things that will come out as we do our investigation. obviously we do have some concern because this is a criminal investigation. and we will be working with our partners towards some type of prosecution for this. and that means there are some things we can bring forward and things we can't bring forward as we work through the prosecution

of this victim for the crimes he committed today against our community. one moment. miss kirby is identified. >> thank you very much. have the people in the surrounding businesses been able to come out? >> we are working through the process of allowing those individuals out. obviously we have to make sure that there is no other items that would possess or -- present a threat to them as we remove them from those buildings. >> do we know how many people are in these lockdowns? >> we don't. that's something that we're going to have to do as part of our after action and part of our report for the -- >> jesse? >> do you know what kind of weapons or weapon the suspect was found with that he had? can you talk about what kind of -- >> the only information i have is that he had some type of a long firearm. >> the officers have made it into the building and are now

clearing the building? >> the officers are actively clearing the building. >> has the area been rendered safe? >> no, they have not. those are things we're currently processing and working through. >> and are those the things that are in this car in the parking lot? >> i'm not even sure if he has a car in the parking lot, sir. those are things that we're working through. >> the 11 folks transported to the hospital, how serious are their injuries? >> i don't know that. >> can you allow them to finish their questions? >> i don't have an update on the individuals that injured or a status at this time. >> mayor suthers, as a former general and county d. and and mayor of colorado spings, what would you say to the citizens about this sad day and how

examplray the officers were? >> i was watching the officers movement within the building on security cameras and communicating to the officers who were in the building and it was the most incredible work of officers trying to minimize the fatalities and get this guy in custody and i was just incredibly impressed while it's a terrible, terrible tragedy, the way the police handled this kept it from being an even worse tragedy. >> can you elaborate on some of the things that you thought stood out? >> the fact that they were able to where this person was on cameras and communicate to the officers in the building where he was located. >> you call it a tragedy.

you're not willing to say whether it was fatalities or not? >> no, i am not. we need to figure out what the natures of the injuries are. >> i would also like to introduce the district attorney for the fourth judicial district dan may and it's may. >> this is a horrible tragedy for our community. we saw a lot of individual acts of bravery today and actually a lot of bravery as a team. it was amazing how law enforcement and first responders came together today, worked very well and efficiently today but it's still a horrible tragedy. i will not be commenting on any of the facts a the this time. the colorado springs police department is the lead agency so katherine buckley will be responding to the facts. as we go through this process, certainly our office will be the lead prosecuting agency and the case will be transferred over to us and we will be the lead agency and it will be appropriate for us to respond to

any factual questions at that time. >> mr. mayor, are you considering prosecuting for terrorism? >> i'm not going to get into the specifics at this time. all facts and information about the case should go through them and the only thing that would be appropriate for me to comment on at this time is the horrible tragedy for this community and the acts of bravery. >> would you bring in the u.s. attorney or handle it? >> i think he already answered that question. sorry. >> what hospital were all of the victims transferred to? >> hold on. just a moment. >> are there victims inside the building or has everyone been transferred. >> we are trying to ascertain whether we still have people inside the building. once the suspect was taken out of the building, our process is to go through and clear the building room by room and then we turn it into a crime scene and look at it from that standpoint. >> everyone was transported to pemrose, all 11 victims? >> no. >> how many rooms are they having to clear? how big of a building is this?

>> this a clinic. >> right. but how many rooms? >> i'm not sure of how many actual rooms are inside the clinic. but you have treatment rooms, you have waiting rooms, you have offices, you have bathrooms. it's a medical clinic that provides medical services. so at this point, all further updates will either come from the colorado springs police department via the pio office. you can follow for any type of updates or information or they will come from the el paso county sheriffs office in regards to this situation. we appreciate that you guys have been out here and that you have brought this information to the public to let them know to stay away from this scene. the streets are still going to be closed for a while until we make sure everything has been rendered safe around the

building. thank you. >> so here we go. just about five hours later, they got him. they got him. they got him at 4:52 local time there. so just about 25 minutes ago. and just to be precise, they said that they, the police, were able to shout with the suspect and got him to surrender. we have video and at some point you'll see him getting into a patrol car. who is he? why did he do this? we don't know. kyung lah, so many still unknowns. we know that there are -- because of the bag of unknown items that this individual brought into the planned parenthood, they are still having to go room by room looking for explosives, looking for victims. >> and now comes the difficult part of trying to figure out what motivated this man. we should point out the incredible bravery of these officers getting inside. >> yes. >> communicating with this man

even though they weren't sure if there were any explosive devices in those bags that he had with him. so those officers being able to communicate with him, that was a turning point. that is when they were able to convince him to surrender some five hours later. at the time you heard the press conference, the lieutenant said, we don't have an idea on it. he was arrested 11 minutes ago. who is this man, why was he inside that planned parenthood building, where did the weapons come from? are there explosive devices still in that building? was there anyone killed? the investigation now begins. >> yeah. they kept calling it a horrible tragedy, which it is anytime you have an officer shot, anyone injured, you know, it's a horrible, horrible tragedy but, again, such an unknown as they didn't know if anyone had died, how many people they could come across here in this planned parenthood center. i have jonathan gillian seated next to me here in new york and

art roderick is with me as well. to know that they were able to shot to him and locate him because of the cameras and communicate with one another and get him to surrender after five hours of this. >> right. >> you know, there's something that tells me that there was an agenda with this individual and that's why they were able to reason this with individual. i try not to criticize when things are still active but the police chief that came on there, part of their duty is to inform the public that we have this individual in custody but we don't know the full spectrum of this investigation yet. they still have to go to this individual's praise of residence, there could be other shooters. time and time again, they cannot drop their guard. you just got back from paris.

they are still up in arms over there because they don't know exactly what is going on. it's the same thing here. right now is a very critical time for this area because you just don't know, the investigation is starting expand rapidly and until you decide and know and have confirmation that he is the only person involved with this, the city must remain vigil and these types of press conferences to me are very dangerous when they come out and don't inform the public in that way. >> they did seem to say that they are keeping folks away, they don't fully have the picture. art, let me bring you in on that. it sounds like they are bringing in the explosive ordinance kbruunit, they are having to go room by room in this clinic and to be able to understand what they were dealing with all those five hours? >> yeah. exactly. jonathan is right. we still don't know the full extent of what is going on here. they have to get on this

individual's social media site and see who he's been talking to, who supplied the weapons, what exactly is in the backpacks which is disturbing to hear in the earlier press that there was a possibility of propane tanks there. right now we're done with the first part of it. it's a huge sigh of relief. i'm also kind of surprised that there's been no fatalities so far that have been reported. >> thank goodness. 11 people transported, five of them officers. we don't know the severity of the injuries. but can you, art, just explain to us as they are going through room by room, because we don't know what was in his bag, they have to be extraordinarily careful. >> absolutely. i'm sure they've got explosive k-9s in there checking out the building, checking out the devices, probably looking for a vehicle in the parking lot, you know, is there some devices also in that vehicle? but this is really the tense part of this type of situation.

once the arrest has been made, okay, now they have to clear that building and get further intelligence from the individuals that were in there or possibly being held hostage to find out where he went in that building. >> art roderick, jonathan gillian, stay with me. when we come back, we'll talk to someone who has been on lockdown in colorado springs for the last five hours. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn.

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five hours this active shooter situation in colorado springs on a cold, snowy night there. it's just past 5:30 in the evening there mountain time and we can tell you, as we just heard from police there, they got their guy. they got the suspect after now 11 people in this whole shooting situation have been injured and taken to local hospitals. we know that they got out alive as well. you can see somebody being walked into a patrol car handcuffed. they were able to shout with the suspect who was in this planned parenthood clinic. why he did this, how many people were inside that clinic, all of those details are still unknown. right now it's still considered a crime scene so they have explosive ordinance units going room to room to room to determine, a, what these bags that this individual carried in there, what he brought in and if

each room is safe and if anyone was killed. jim lavelle has been on lockdown who i talked to hours ago inside that nail salon right along this strip mall area of colorado springs. jill, i'm breathing a huge sigh of relief for you and the nine hours who have been holed up in this nail salon with you. do you get to go home now? >> caller: we do, in about ten minutes. a police officer just came in and we all stood up and gave him a standing ovation because they did a spectacular job not only making sure that we were safe throughout this whole process and checking on us while they are trying to contain that situation that they had and fantastic job for them of

keeping everybody apprised. >> incredible police work and just risking themselves, as we mentioned, five have been shot and taken to the hospital. >> yes. >> can you tell me what the inside of this nail salon has been like, as you were told to stay away from the windows, you were sort of peaking out to see what was happening with the s.w.a.t. patrol vehicles? what were you being told the whole time? >> well, in the beginning we saw the police cars and realized something was going on and everybody was like, we should lock the doors and then, oh, it was nothing. the police were wonderful at keeping us apprised of what was going on and did say that we need to stay in and stay locked and so, yeah, very hyperactivity in the salon in the beginning

and seeing the s.w.a.t. team with their automatic rifles out, you know, that -- they were just outside the glass window so that was -- yeah, it was very -- never have i experienced that before. lots of chatting and, oh, what is going on. >> five hours. how were you all passing the time? were you on your phone and trying to check in on news sites and figure out what was happening outside your window? >> yes. after a couple hours, everyone -- all the activity turned to the planned parenthood building and so the activity in front of our building, you know, dissipated so then everything kind of calmed down and we were just texting family and friends and listening to the news. we felt very safe. we really didn't feel like we

were in too much danger. an elderly woman needed to go home and eat and my gosh, five police officers, we caught it on our cameras, they all surrounded her with their shields, their riot shields and their gear and they shuffled her to her car, which was pretty amazing. so -- >> oh, bless their hearts. >> yes. uh-huh. >> jill -- >> they kept very good track of us. >> i want to let you go. i want to get you off cnn so you can go home and squeeze your family. all right, jill? >> all right. thank you. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate you talking to us over the last couple of hours. tom foreman, let me bring you in. can you imagine seeing the s.w.a.t. activity outside your window, not really knowing what is going on.

>> i think really this is the thing, there was a lot of confusion up front. nobody really knew where it had started, where it was going or where it was going to wind up. and think about this, the authorities fairly early on closed this road all the way down here. this is the planned parenthood center right here. but if you take all of this area roughly around here, you're talking about something like in that basic grid of big places, somewhere around 750, 800 homes in that area alone. then you have people like your guests just there who were in shopping districts nearby so you add in -- she said 150 people down here at a grocery store. this was a bank right here. this is another piece of a business here. other little businesses on the corner. down here is a gas station all of that was about a quarter mile away and if you go all the way into the scene itself, now

you're talking about a medical facility over here of offices. here's planned parenthood. over here you have a facility for older folks. so even know there's a lot of open ground around here, this is why there were five hours of people being pinned down there and unable to move. because they didn't really know what they had inside this building and until they knew, they had to feel like all those people were potentially in danger. indeed, as you know, brooke, we had people in those parking lots near that nail salon, near that shopping center who said they heard gunfire. one man said a bullet came whizzing past him there. that's why police kept people pinned down all of these hours even though it might have seen oppressive. it isn't, because all it takes is one mistake and people from quite a distance away get hurt. >> on this day after things giving, a black friday when everyone was out and about, it started around lunchtime. what an evening for folks in

colorado springs. tom, thank you so much. tom was talking about different people who saw the gunshots. coming up after this break, we'll speak with an eyewitness who heard the gunshots and saw the police move in there. bottom line, they got their guy. the suspect surrendered alive in colorado springs. we'll be right back.

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back with our breaking news, in case you're joining us on this friday evening, we can now tell you the colorado springs police have now got their suspect who led them on this five-hour active shooting scenario. we know multiple jurisdictions

were involved to get this guy and that's precisely what they did about 40 minutes ago. we just got an update from a lieutenant there, a colorado springs police, essentially saying this. that they are treating this whole thing right now as a crime scene because this individual brought in these bags of unknown materials. they don't know if it could be bombs or explosive materials in there so they are going to have to go room to room to room within this planned parenthood to determine if it's safe. they have not said whether or not anybody was killed. the latest number we have on injured, 11, 5 of whom are police officers. they are all in hospitals and we don't know the severity of the injuries as well. the suspect was using a long gun. that's as much as we know. they were able to i.d. him. we don't have an i.d. as far as who he is or why but they were able to locate him because of cameras, apparently, inside of this building. that's some of what we got from

colorado springs police moments ago. i have eric singer, who has been there for hours and hours, a news anchor and reporter with the colorado springs gazette. eric, look at you. all of the snow coming down on you on this friday night. can we just begin with, do you feel the relief in the community? >> reporter: absolutely, brooke. i think you said it best. as the scene behind me continues to end slowly but surely, right now they have the suspect in custody the man has been detained. as you said, just moments ago, they are searching the planned parenthood building right now room by room trying to make sure that he did not leave anything behind that could injury or god forbid, kill someone. >> i find it noteworthy that we heard from the mayor and police chief talking about obviously the bravery from law enforcement and kept referring to this as a

horrible tragedy yet we really don't know whether there are any fatalities. >> reporter: absolutely. at this time, there are 11 casualties but we don't know if there has been, god forbid, a fatality or death, the next of kin has to be notified first and they don't want somebody to hear about it here first. five officers. every day they put their lives on the line to make sure the community is safe and they want to make sure that they have their ducks in the row so they can make sure if, god forbid, they have to make a call to someone's family, they can make sure that they have the right information to give to them, brooke. >> you say 11 casualties. it's 11 injured. we don't know the extent of those injured. do you get a sense at the scene that it's still very much an active crime scene or are people clearing out after these five long hours? >> reporter: brooke, it

certainly is an active crime scene. as you can see, there are numerous fire trucks, ambulances and other law enforcement personnel who are behind me right now because, once again, they are combing the area for answers trying to get you and us more information about possibly motives, possibly what was left behind. but right now, because it is an active crime scene, they have to go room by room, inside the planned parenthood building which, by the way, is just over my shoulder. it's about 2 to 300 yards, for folks thinking about it in proportion, that's about three football fields away from us. that's how far we are. it's a large building, the planned parenthood building and there are other medical offices in there as well. so when the suspect went in roughly before noon, he knew where he was going but we don't know how long he was in the building prior to actually starting the whole situation and continue to unfold. brooke? >> eric singer, fantastic reporting from the colorado

springs gazette, thank you so much for your time tonight. 20 minutes until 6:00 your time there in colorado. you know, we have been hearing from some of the witnesses in the area of this shooting and so i want to play something for you. the following phone interview happened when a woman named judy called in to cnn, affiliate kktv from her car and in this sound bite she describes hearing the gunshots and the news anchors are telling her to hang up and call police. >> well, i'm a courier and when i was leaving this building, which is at 3470 centennial, i got back in my car and all of a sudden i heard what i thought was gunshots and i kept thinking, is that gunshots? and i was walking over to the planned parenthood building and i saw somebody leave and somebody going inside with a bag and i didn't think a whole lot of it. but then i watched this car and

anyhow, it kind of drifted from the driveway over at planned parenthood across that little road in between that and the next building which is the building that i am at and it kind of went up a little hill and drifted bag and i knew from watching it, there was nobody steering that car. so it came to a stop and a guy got out and actually fell on the ground where you could see all of the gunshots. oh, my god. he terrified me. so i tried to call 911, i couldn't get through. pulled up to this building and decided to get up and go inside and they said, get back in your car, we want you safe. i've been here ever since and all i've heard the whole time i've been here is gunshots.

>> how many gunshots have you heard? >> the last i heard was like a machine gun and, i mean, it has been very scary. >> so how are you in a safe location if you're still inside your car? >> well, i'm down. i'm not, you know, sitting up or anything. i'm just kind of down in the seat where nobody could see if if they looked this way. and i'm telling you, i don't know -- i guess i'm as safe as i can be without being inside because these cops in this building in front of me have actually came out and used one of the pillars here to actually hold guns up and i don't know who they were -- i haven't got it up and then 10 or 15 minutes ago, four of the cops came out and kind of was in the front of my car and a couple of them were by the pillar and knelt down

between my car and the one next to me and then they went back inside the building and since then a couple of times they pointed a gun out the door and that's it. i don't know. i don't know what's going on. all i know is i'm very scared. >> well, you have to be judy. have you been able to see the gunman at all or just -- >> not at all. unless the guy that i seen walking in there with that bag on his shoulder was the gunman, i have no idea. >> so you were a courier and you were supposed to bring some lab results or take some lab results? >> we pick up labs. >> so you hadn't gone in to the planned parenthood building yet? >> no, i never went to planned parenthood. i go to the building next to planned parenthood. and there's a doctor's office on the second floor that i go to. >> gotcha. so there's a multistory building next to it and you saw that car that apparently had a gunshot

victim in it driving backwards between those two buildings, between planned parenthood and the multistory glsh yeah. it was like he lost control. like he no longer had control of the vehicle. so it was kind of rolling on its own. >> so you know that person has died or did you see that person against transferred? >> i don't know. all i know is he got out of the car and fell to the ground full of these what i know was bullet shots because there was blood at different areas on him. >> oh, what a horrible thing to witness, judy. so you're in your car right now and you've been in your car for more than four hours now? >> yes. >> and you've heard both of the shooting scenes, because we're getting confirmation that there was a shootings around 11:38 and then just after 2:00 this afternoon, more gunshots. >> actually, i've been here since about 11:15. i came back to my car at 11:19 and there's been gunshots going

on since then. >> 11:19? >> yes. >> okay. and how recently have you heard more gunshots fired? >> i would say it's been 20, 30 minutes now. >> what a day in colorado springs. again, they got their suspect. he is alive. he is in custody. why he did this, we do not know. yet. quick break. we're back after this. you can't predict... the market. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your investments

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inside, she called me and she was telling me there was a shooting. i heard the shooting, and, and she couldn't say too much because she was afraid that those guys, you know. >> some of the witnesses here now hearing their stories coming forward after five hours of this active shooting situation in colorado springs, colorado at this planned parenthood clinic. we heard from police about 20, 25 minutes ago confirming they were able to apprehed, shout by communicating with this individual in the clinic and finally coax him out. he surrendered alive and now, pamela brown, our justice corresponde correspondent, let me bring you in. finally we have a picture of who

appears to be the suspect. >> that's right. we also have some more information as to the description of the suspect based on the scanner traffic that was taking place as this event was happening. a lot of people were listening into this and the swat teams were saying that this was a plan who was wearing a long coat, stocky, had a beard. he was just walking around the building. they were keeping tabs on him, brooke, and tracking his movements by looking at a remote video feed from the security cameras. this is coming from the scanner traffic. also, really fascinating, it talked about the fact that the people that were inside hiding from the gunman were in a safe room that apparently the company had a safe room in the building where people could go if there was a crisis situation like what happened today with this active shooter. we're not exactly sure what that

entails. according to the scanner traffic, apparently you have to have an id to get into the room. at one point, brooke, the gunman was close to that safe room and there was a discussion about whether or not to shoot, but there was concern because he was close to the safe room and you could hear the talk on the scanner traffic about, you know, the sniper had eyes on him and whether or not they would shoot. very, very intense moments there as this all unfolded and then as we know, after around five hours or so, he surrendered peacefully, it seems, which shocked a lot of the law enforcement officials i've been speaking to, brooke. some of them say this is an individual who came in, prepared, had a long rifle, a lot of ammunition to carry this out and shot multiple people and at the end of this he surrendered, when does make you scratch your head now that he was captured alive essentially, they will be interviewing him to try to figure out what the

motive is, what was behind this and also, brooke, was, is there anyone else who could be conspireing with him. as jonathan said, that's a concern, too. >> pamela, thank you so much and there are other photos i've seen, he's an older gentleman. you can see a beard, not too much else. jonathan, let me bring you in as we look at the pictures for the first time and given everything pamela reported, safe room and whether or not they should take him out at certain points based upon how close he was to other individuals. you' your thoughts? >> first off, whoever the manager is of that planned parenthood did exactly what they are supposed to do where they did a threat assessment, put a safe room in there. one thing, though, that people need to understand when we talk about terrorism often, we talk about paris but terrorism is a tactic. if you use violence to inflict

fear to change the ideology of a community, that's terrorism. this is probably going to border around terrorism and that's probably what you're going to see. >> how incredibly frightening for these people in this lovely community in colorado to deal with this because of this one individual, jonathan gilliam thank you. make sure you stay here, quick break but brianna keilar is up next continuing this live coverage out of what happened today in colorado springs. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough, but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms

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bloodshed and horror this evening in colorado springs. i'm brianna keilar in washington with breaking news. a gunman that opened fire inside of a planned parenthood facility and battled police for hours has been captured alive and officials are now saying two people are dead. that is just in now to cnn. at least 11 people including five officers have been wounded, but officials say they still don't have a final count of victims. they are trying to ascertain if there are more people inside of the building and have barely begun to process the crime scene. nearby