fox urgent two people killed in a shopping mall in maryland and now we know who they are. police identifying them. i am harris falksener, this is the fox report. a peaceful but cold saturday morning sending people shopping in the mall and it turned terrifying. policemen said a gunman opened fire and killed two workers in a skate shop and wounded a third person and he then turned the gun on himself. the witness described the chaos. >> i heard something fall like bricks and all of the sudden, i saw three people shot fall and everybody ducked to the ground

and i heard more than ten shots. >> she heard and saw so much. that was lauren stapleton and we'll talk to her live in a moment. the police responded to the mall and arriving in the scene, within seconds or minutes from the first 911 call. strategy, clearly coming in to play here. officers worked together to get everybody out safely and make sure everybody was out. >> i would like to close it down and regroup and so we know what is inside and plan a methodal plan of attack on this building. >> and molly is live from maryland now. mole, we anyhow that mall had gone through training for this sort of thing, the employees and now we know more about the shooter. >> reporter: we know he is a male and had a shotgun and ammunition found near his body.

he killed two employees in the skate shop and killed himself. police have not identified the shooter yet and here's why. >> he was deceased and he had a large amount of ammunition on and about him and so, because of concerns about any other weapons and explosives, we are approaching this with an a bullpenedance of caution and getting assistance from federal partners in making sure there is no explosives. >> reporter: police brought in a robot to search around the body and around the body to so what is there. and they are flying in a bomb sniffing dog as well. we have the iowa identities of two victims. 21-year-old briana of college

park maryland and 25 year old tyler johnson from maryland. >> i said earlier we heard how prepared the employees in the mall seemed and hear about two of them losing their lives in all of this. local police trained for this type of emergency at that very mall? >> reporter: that's right. harris, here people worked here and worked with them in the past and that training paid off today. here's how shoppers and store owners described what happened in the inside. >> it sounded like a transformer blowing to me and then a bunch of people ran by my store and we realized that obviously there was a shooter in the mall and that was gunfire. >> we pulled down the front gate on the store. >> and get back and go to the back. the gates are down and you are

safe. >> reporter: swat teams spent hours combing the mall and finding groups of people hiding during the shooting and telling them it was safe to come out. police don't have a motive for the shooting and the maryland governor praised the 50 responders for their quick work and offered condolences to the victim's family, harris. >> quoit a day out there molly. and we'll talk to lauren stapleton who works in the mall and witnessed the shooting. lauren? >> i am here. >> it was 11 time time 50 a.m. eastern, tell us your experience today? >> well, my boss had asked me to go down stairs to the food court and i said okay. and i am standing there and i didn't think anything of it and it sounded in my recording, it sounded like bricks falling from

the second level and i was on the main level and i heard someone said get down shots fired and my instinct was to grab the child next to me and i am not letting a kid die. and i grabbed the kid and told the mom hey, let's go and i don't want you hurt and let's go and i got them in the thesears. and there was a gunman and shut down the store and get to safety. i ran while shots were fired from the upper level of sears to my job to so if anybody was hurt and make sure. we had young children in there, because i work at cartoon cuts with the little kids and i ran in there and let them know what happened. and no one anyhknee.

we were in there in the back stair well. >> you went to the back stair well. >> were there children there? you mentioned the store would have had kids in it? >> we had 10-15 kids that i could count. infants and kids ranging from at the least probably two months to 5 or 6 or 7 years old and we had them outside in the back stair well. they warmed them the best to stay safe and barricaded the three doors that were there until the swat team announced who he was and tore down the dor. >> how did you stay calm? >> i couldn't breathe and i am

astha ma from running. i tried to call 911 and no one would answer. it was a dead silence and i called my mother and said i am okay, there is a shooting at the mall and i will let you know if anything happens and she rushed up there to make sure i was okay. >> you for the back stairwell and there over an hour and i understand that employees at that mall was trained in this sort of thing. did it help at all if you are. >> i had just got the job a week ago. i didn't know about it. i didn't know anything about it and my boss didn't say. and i am still in the training purposes there and there was nothing said to me. i hope soon enough we'll have more training happen so we can be more prepared. >> from the first mom and child and those able to get to to help

with your employees and co-workers. lauren stapleton we are glad you are okay and thank you for your perspective. >> you guys will be very welcome. i will do anything in my power to save a young child. >> god bless you. >> the violence in maryland is the latest in the string of mall shootings that have taken place. you remember in garden state plaza in new jersey a man opened fire and turned it on himself. four men went on a rampage in an upscale mall outside of this country in kenya. there were americans in that mall. that siege went on for days. terrorist, held people at bay, at least 67 people died before the thing was over. and in december 2012, gunshots rang out in portland, oregon and two people killed in that and

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for the family. they say they have continued to press to take her off life support because that is what she would have wanted. >> this is it a sad situation all the way around. we are relieved that eric muns on can move forward with the process of burying his wife. >> the judge ruled she is brain dead and doesn't have to be kept alive. >> there is a distinction tone brain dead and comatose. brain dead means you are legally dead. muns on is two weeks pregnant and earlier this week, the family said the fetus is abnormal and something to keep in mind. muns on and her husband is both paramedics and he said they had several conversations about what to do in a situation like this and she would be wanting to be taken off life support.

>> i understand how the law works there. but there are others opposed to taking her off life support? >> that is a good question. like you said, the hospital said they are following the law in texas. it is faith- based communities in the area came out and said they strongly disagree with attacking her off life support. >> we'll continue to hope that the hospital will make a decision to a pole this decision by the court. and so that the child will have a chance to live. >> the hospital has this weekend to weigh the options and consulting with the local direct attorney. if they decide not to appeal the ruling, muns on will be taken off life support 5:00 central monday night. >> thank you very much. >> right now, a giant retailer breaking the news to millions of americans who shop there about a possible security breach.

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nothing favor of a grouch catholic nuns fighting a rierpt for obama care. little sisters of poor received an injunction and gives them permission not it comply with the birth control coverage >> this injunction said the colorado organization said little sisters of the pordoesn't have to provide coverage and provide preventative care for women. the group can draft its own notice and proving the religious objections. this could impact other groups in the nation. >> this decision that the supreme court applies to little temporaries and also applies to 400 other catholic organizations that insured through the same insurer. i think this is going to have

repercussions on all cases. >> and the administration solicitor general asked the justices to reject the injunction because the group doesn't meet the standard for an xechlz. planned parent hood. the president writing in part. this case raises a narrow question about religious groups to claim the exception. this is a case paper work and not religious liberty. we learned that 3 million americans have signed up for health coveraging. they did not say how many paid the first month premium. harris, back to you. >> a new round of bitter cold weather is set to sweep across the nation. the dope freeze is unrelenting. and now word that it is stretching supplies of a critical fuel of families like

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it is like dejudge vuand dangerous. bitter cold temperatures and wind chills on the way for millions of american, and yes more snow. much of the nation unable to shake the artic weather system. janice dean has the details on the latest blast from up far north. >> yeah, harris. we have a dip in the jet stream that allows all of the cold canadian a rctic air. and we have a driveway high

pressure bringing breezes to california and drought. but epic chills in the plains and great lakes. this weekend is no exception. couple of inches of snow on top of record- breaking snow over the midwest and 1- 3 inches is not out of the question. because of gusty winds, we have blizzard conditions for the northern plains and upper midwest with winds in express of 30 or 40 miles per hour and blowing that snow on the ground. and the conditions are going to remain frigid for the next several days. some cases. 40 degrees below average for areas that get the acrtic plunges and stretching to the gulf coast. we could see wintry weather in the southeast on monday and

tuesday. how cold is it? dangerously cold with temperatures below 0 for minneapolis and chicago. they are air temperatures and with the wind chill will feel colder than that. and harris, we'll be watching the weather heading into next weekend fors super bowl. right now it looks like temperatures will be around average. we could see rain or snow possible for the big game on sunday, but of course, we have it watch the computer models and i preface this. anything outside of five days is a coin toss, back to you. >> very appropriate. not to turn it into a science lesson, the jet stream keeps us moderate. if they are minus 10 wind chills in texas in >> the arctic jet stream is

keeping it. the fence is broken a lot this time of year as far as part was texas. that's how powerful the cold air has been this winter. >> all right. it is always heads when you are on the air. >> if youous propane to heat your home there is a massive shortage because so many people are cold. a lot of schools and farms thattous propane. they are taking a hit as prices soar for gas that is in high demand. brian? >> exactly what you said. a shortage and huge demand thanks to the frigid weather equals record high prices and that is bad thus for the 5.5 million u.s. homes that rely on propane for heating. the retail price was 4.30

a gallon on friday. that is double the price of gas five days ago of 2.55. from a perspective, average price was 1.74. and the prices could reach highway as $5 next week and the high prices have real consequences. >> we had it higher than that, we couldn't afford propane. we couldn't afford to live. it takes me four gallons, 4.4 to keep our thermostat at 62 degrees. >> the shortage is blamed on a combination of factors. they use propane gas to drive a larger than normal crop this year. and a major gas pipeline was hut down for repairs and reducing the amount imported to the midwest and the u.s. exported a record amount of propane in

1413. >> the thermostats are turned down and we'll try our best to keep them in a product. nunder the department of transportation truck drivers are driving extra hours to speed up propane deliveries in the state. >> the situation at the maryland mall is not over yet. they are bringing in robots. they are in motion. where two young employees died today. they are trying to determine if there are any explosivesed in after the gunman shot and killed two of the employees work nothing a skate shop before turning the gun on himself. we will talk to a former detective and he goes to that mall all of the time and he will give us insight. >> and caught on camera the rescue of a baby and a country torn apart by civil war.

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i am hares faulkner. two mall employees died as bullits flew and other person hurt in a shopping mall shooting in maryland today. it is braking news all day long on fox news.

we know the identities of the people deceased. two-year-old brian & 25-year-old toyler johnson. the officials thanking first responders for their quick action. >> my deepest thank yous go out to our men and women in law enforcement who arrived on the scene within two minutes of the first call we godgot to 911. and did not wait to go in the mall to do the things that they are trained to do. >> we have more scanner traffic from the first responders as they are getting there and audio that comes to fox news from broadcastify.com. >> as son as my guys get one more store. second floor above the food court and keep it clone. hold it and rework it.

pull everybody else out and organize and rework it. and systemically want to clear. some of the businesses have people inside and they cannot get out the back. we'll not bring them through the center of the mall. >> that kind of planning is not a accident. rod wheeler homicide detective and used to be a part of the star homicide detective team there. rod, what can you tell us of how organized they are and the reports robots. >> i was a mile away when the first call came out with the shooting. i didn't know what the police officers were responding to but there were two dozen fly past me in a high rate of speed and i found out about the shooting. the way they approached the mall was text bock and did a tremendous job. it a pored they had practiced recently because every police

car that arrived they went to the specific area and held their post and they found the victims initially. and they had to pour over the mall to make sure no one else was left in the mall who could have been hiding out and making sure there was not another shott shotter somewhere in the mall. >> is the robots biassed on a specific threat or are you tonight. >> it is routine. i can tell you why they brought the robot and bomb sniffing dogs. you heard the report of ammunition found with the victim. if there is amnegz and he used a shotgun to commit the crime, the question is whether or not this guy has a vehicle in the area and maybe at his home or booby trapped set up. we learned that with newton when adam lanza did what he did with

the booby trap. that is standard protocol for police departments all over the country. >> where do they deploy the robots first? whether or not they have a note or anything loc that. where do they go first? >> the first place in this case is to the alley. there is an alleyway behind all of the stores in the mall. they will check that area first and go to where the crime occurred and you work your way out and back wards and that's the way the robots and the dogs will operate. nall right. quickly before i let you go. when this was breaking this afternoon. you were on the air with me. and we asked about metal detectors. and you were quick to say no, that's where we are going? >> i think that is where we are going, harris. look at the country starting to see more and more of these

situations. we have to be more proactive and do more to make sure our shopping malls are safe and secower. look at the situation in kenya. we have to learn from that and i do believe at some point, we'll have to institute that type of a security measure to make sure the mall and people using the mall remain safe. >> earlier you said the malls on the west coast were trying it out. but the training operations certainly set and looks like it teams up to do a fantastic quick job they d. rod wholer we appreciate your experience and perspective tonight. thank you. >> p egypt are rememb remembering what happened on this day three years ago. and they are observing that violent time with more violence. we learned that 29 people died in fighting in cairo and cities

cross egypt and security forces firing teargas and weapons in tahrir square. you will recall the square back in 2011, the symbolic heart of the revolution that toppled their long- time leader. as police try to enforce calm on the streets this time it looks divided. connor powell has more from the mideast newsroom. >> reporter: harris, the demonstrations that toppled hosanymubark and the political divisions are going. the factions have gathered in the tahrir square to mark the three year anniversary. police have used teargas and arrested hundreds of opponents of the current military regime. most of those killed and arrested are members of the muslim brotherhod who vowed to

continue protesting until morsi is restored to power. he was ousted last summer. today's arrival protest follow a rash of bombings yesterday and today and 20 people were killed. the al-qaeda linked group tock responsibility for the attack and many in egypt blame the muslim brother hood. egyptian voters approved a new constitution with 98 percent voting for it. though it has done little to bridge the grap between the groups. >> connor heart rending amtower video. the apparent rescue of a toddler buried alive in rubble in a leppo. rescuers frantically digging to reach him after they heard him crying and it took him eight

minutes to get him out. he could be seen rubbing his eyes. and they say it happen right after a bombing by government forces this woke. and meanwhile, arriving in the un building. representatives met face-to-face for the first time to find a way out of the civil war that dragged out three years. the focus of the talks was on humanitarian aid. one topic both sides agreed to discuss and what they will not touch on is the future of bashar al- assad. an actual end of the war, till don't know how they are going to bring that about. estimated hundred thousand people have died. crisis talks in ukraine are failing to put an end to demonstrations. this is live from kiev.

a crowd is sir rounding a cultural building. violence has bubbled over there earlier after a top anti- government leader said protest will continue following a meeting with the president who went so far to offer the opposition leader the post of prime minister. he said the president must meet other demands, amid the talks. fires burn nothing kiev where clashes tone protestors andulose turned deadly. outside of the capitol city hundreds of demonstrators stormed an administrative building. and police fired teargas at them. the president's supporter ares rallied in the eastern part of the country supporting they say peace. mud is the enemy in a country. it is our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> argen tina, heavy rain

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don't start xeljanz if you have any infection, unless ok with your doctor. tears in the stomach or intestines, low bod cell counts and higher liver tes and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tts before you start and while taking xeljanz, and roinely check certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you have been to a region where certain fungal infections are common, and if you have had tb, hepatitis b oc, or are prone to infections. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take, and if you are pregnant, or plan to be. taken twice daily, xeljanz can reduce the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe ra, even without methotrexate. ask if xeljanz is right for you. twitter is filling up now because we are going to talk marijuana again one of your contributors said he's sitting by. police thought they were making a marijuana bust and instead they found a bowl. a russian citizen is charged with

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and whatever more we learn about the suburban shopping mall shooting we'll bring it to it you live. i will update you several times in prime time tonight and we'll kick it off now with huckabee. >> tonight on huckabee, the combined trends of increased inequality and decreasing possibility pose a threat to the american dream. >> the president is selling class warfare but are millennials buying it? >> terror threat in the winter olympics are americans in danger? stephen seigle gives his take. plus why is one of the hottest stars getting heat from the hollywood elot? and on on ♪ i will survive. >> disco boat wit