ago. we are still piecing together the violent incident that happened there earlier today. it was just before 11:00 a.m. when police say an armed man walked into the g street 801 g street northwest. he was confronted by a security there. >> the security guard was struck, right now he's receiving treatment. he's in stable condition. the security guard and others wrestled the suspect down to the ground, and he is in stody. >> reporter: law enforcement sources say the government is a local man from northern virginia. the sources also tell nbc news he was armed with a handgun and several magazines of ammunition. it's owned by the family research council, a conservative organization advocating against the pro-choice agenda, among other positions. the fbis which is also investigating, says it's too early if that motivated the

gunman. >> we don't know enough yet. >> reporter: police and federal agents quickly converged on the scene. this man caught still photos of the action right after the shooting. >> they brought a guy out on a stretcher that was bloody. i don't know if he's been shot or stabbed. i saw them put him into the ambulance, and then shortly after that, she brought out a guy in handcuffs. that's all i really know. >> reporter: why authorities, both local and federal are not yet commenting on a possible motivation, sources do tell news4 that this man also had paraphernalia, pamphlets from chick-fil-a in his backpack, as well as clips of ammunition. this group did come out strongly in support of the person who runs chick-fil-a, of their comments against smex marriage. again whether that was what drove this person to come here

remains to be determined. the suspect got to the family research council by metro. he left his car at the falls church station. >> it did not take fbi agents long to learn the suspects apparently did take metro to the scene of the shooting. a short time ago a silver dodge neon was surrounded and photographed extensively by fbi agents. they then called for a tow truck to remove the vehicle from the parking lot. sources tell news4 that four boxes that contained additional rounds of ammunition we are found inside that vehicle. fbi agency also went -- 28-year-old floyd corkens. we're told by our reporter at

the scene that agents appeared to be waiting for the occupants to return home. when they did so, the occupants were escorted inside their home. the feeling is that's what's going on is questioning. questioning needed to determine corken's mental state and any health care he may be receiving in regard to his emotional state. reporting live in falls church, jackie bensen, news4. our coverage continues tube. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams will have much more on what we're learns about the shooter right now. more storms are rolling into the washington area tonight. you may need that umbrella again. temperatures right now 84 degrees. 8-mile-per-hour the coolest day quo sure are getting it. many 7 in winchester, 8 is 1 in

martins burg. we do have some showers, and you can see where the showers are off to the west and swift of washington for the most part. all seeing shower activity. just west the culpepper county. that's where our strongest storm is right now. not too worried about that area, but once again we'll continue to watch the storms as they continue to make their way through. i'll show you what's in store for the day tomorrow and what's in store for the weekend. if you have weekend plans, you don't want to miss my forecast. a local music promoter was killed overnight during a struggle. police say someone broke into the victim's home on surrey

square lane around 2:00 this morning. there was a struggle. the victim was shot and he died on the way to the hospital. the suspect fled the scene. police say the victim was a promoter for a local music group called total control band. late this afternoon a man was convicted in the death of his stepdaughter. prosecutors say he stabbed his stepdaughter last may. they say he was angry about divorce proceedings involving nguyen's mother. today a jury found him guilty of first degree murder. he will be sentenced in late october. alge step toward bringing another casino and gaming tables to maryland. lawmakers gave their approve today. now it's up to voters to decide the future of gambling in the

state. >> reporter: what voters have wanted. with a quick stroke of the pen, an idea that's parked years of debating, compromise and at times contention, moved from maryland's general assembly into the hands of the people. >> all of us know how divisive this has been. republican the expansion bill goes to maryland voters in november. in prince george's, residents will decide if they said a vegas-style casino in their county. >> the idea is to bring revenues into the state and the county. the county executive says the money going to the casino in anne arundel is -- >> they want them to help deal with the real problems. the gambling bill is expansive.

it creates an independent gaming commission. it creates thousands of new sustainable jobs, and then there's the new revenue for the state. >> it will yield approximately $200 million for the education trust fund. >> maryland live and a new baltimore casino are slated to open in 2014, and would be allowed to keep a larger share of its profits in order to compensate what could be lost. he says it's important that all the gaming facilities do well. >> the fact that the citizens have the final say makes the legislators, the governor and everyone else involved more aware of the product that you have to put in front of them if it's going to be successful. >> the county executive says he'll be spending the next few weeks with his staff and the

county council to cup up with a plan so he can then pitch it to the -- national harbor is one of the likely locations. coming up at 6:00, we'll speak with folks who live here and the developers torts their reaction. reporting live in national harbor, tracee walk units, news4. life could change for thousands of young undocumented people in the u.s. news4's darcy spencer joins us live to tell us what all of this will mean. dar,? >> reporter: casa maryland plans to help out thousands, walking them through the process. this is the paperwork they have to fill out, also to avoid that threat of deportation. casa is going to start helping people around 6:00, but take a look here, probably hundreds of

people already lining up here to try to get that paperwork started. >> this is your diploma. >> i was so excited when i got it. >> 17-year-old veronica recently graduated, but her life has been on hold. she doesn't have a permit to work, and college? that's too expensive. she would have to pay out-of-state tuition in maryland, all because she's an undocumented immigrant. >> i hear all my friends talking about college is going to be so great, and i'm like, i don't know how that feels, because i'm still waiting. >> reporter: all of that is about to change. she's among more than 1 million immigrants, who call themselv dreamers. it's just a very joyful day. we've been waiting for so long.

their goal is to help 10,000 people fill out the forms over the next year. they need to have been in the country for at least five years, have no criminal history, and be 15 to 31 years old. >> these are all people who have come to the u.s., in many cases very young, even as babies, they have grown up here, just as american as everybody else, they just don't have the right papers. >> i did not want to go outside. i was scared of going out with my friends, because i thought everywhere i went, immigration was going to be there. >> reporter: they consider themselves americans. not having to worry about being kicked out of the country are steps to their goals. >> i would feel like i belong, and it's just a step forward for

everything else that we can accomplish. >> reporter: back outside the offices, you can see all these people are lining up, because casa is promising to help young immigran immigrants fill out this paperwork. they have to provide documentation, to try to get the work permit, and again avoid the threat of deportation. they'll have a rally here at 5:30, and they'll begin taking their first applications at 6:00. we'll have more in the next hour. reporting live from langley park, darcy spencer, news4. the new policy generated long lines around the country today. this is a shot from the navy pier in chicago, and you can see dozens of people have lined up to apply at the mexican consulate at houston today. the official decision could take several months, but the pew hispanic center estimates the rule could affect more than 1.5

million young immigrants. first lady michelle obama joined her husband on the road today. republican vippial candidate tike his boss's place in how how. vice president joe biden closed out his two-day -- new jobs are coming to the d.c. metro air, i-gate is planning to build a facility in louden county. the new facility is expected to bring 250 jobs to our region. when we come right back, a new dis of your workout. a massive recall for parents. why the baby accessory are so dangerous. got around that bend i seen

the most terrifying thing. a good samaritan talks about pu

the commission says there's more than 80 reports of babies hurt from falls. more than 20 of those cases involved reports of skull fractures. most of the accidents happened when the seat was on a table or other raised surface. anyone is urged to stop using it immediately. the company is offering a free repair kit. most people would probably agree the best kind of work jot is one where you don't feel like you're working out. that's what people in sport rock in alexandria say about their favorite form of exercising. we had to learn more. we stopped by and asked them, "what's your workout?" >> climbing is pretty much pulling yourself up the wall using your body weight. there's different techniques. when you have steve walls, you're using a lot of your core

strengths. when you're doing walls that are slanted forward, cure using your legs a lot. it's one sport that girls are comparable to guys, even better in some instances. it requires strength, flexibility, determination, figuring out problem-solving. >> for mer it's a journey and exploration, a cool way to interact with the world. also, as an exercise, i really like it, it's much of a mental sport as well as a physical one. it's almost meditative. i try to get into a rhythm. and it's almost a spiritual experience for me. >> it's a good workout. it's cardio, strength, a bit of everything. a lot more tones in my back, my arms, my abs, i would is a.

>> even though you have -- work your endurance, your strength, yew power, very much an all-body workout. >> the people we met at sport rock say anyone can start rock climbing. they actually offer group classes there. i understand it's a lot of fun. >> why isn't that an olympic sport? we have just about everything else out there. >> good question. let's talk to the iboc -- international broadcast -- >> brazil. >> there's a lot of rock climbing down there. >> we're going to lobby for it. meanwhile, our weather? >> meanwhile, back in the has of justice. out there looking pretty good. probably the beck afternoon we have seen in a while. temperatures out there right now the coolest they have been all month long. temperatures sitting at 84 degrees at the airport, winds

out of the northwest at about 8 miles per hour. under partly cloudy skies, but that's not for everything. we are seek temperatures back to the west, 73 in petersburg. culpepper, you have some rain on your doorstep. notice nothing around washington, d.c., you see this shower activity trying to make its way here. these are clouds that will start to move over the area. the rain is back to the west, back to fauquier county. also around the warrenton area, and down to the south. right around culpepper, a strong storm. as we time this out for you, this storm moving about 25 to 30 miles an hour, will be in culpepper, about 21 minutes at

stevens burg. and granite springs coming up in about 47 minutes. wouldn't be surprised to see a warning on this. don't see one just yet, but we'll see if it continues on this trend. you can see it's a line of storms that's increasing, but notice where the line is going? south and east of the d.c. area. so i think we'll be okay here star rain is concerned, just some shower activity. you may want to take your umbrella with you. the frontal boundary that's coming through, will continue to move on through tonight. by tomorrow we are talking a gorgeous afternoon with abundant sunshine, low humidity. tomorrow is the day to get out to the pool if you can, if you can take the day off. handley said he can play tennis now? >> got the clear. >> good day for tomorrow to play tennis. if you're not here, we may know why. this front will come there on friday, late friday. i do think we have a chance for

storms late in the day on friday mostly cloud,scattered showers, thunderstorms mostly to the south. tomorrow morning, some areas could be in the upper 50s tomorrow. temperatures in the -- around the 70 degrees mark inside the city, but again the suburbs are very cool. tomorrow a great day, temperatures from 86 to 91. you go. 93 on your friday, that's the hot day. saturday and sunday, watching a couple sims. we're going to have to watch that very closely. 80s for the most part. so that's the first time that has happen. >> all right. >> we've earned it. coming up tonight, the

jackpot continues to soar, and the lottery fever is catching. tom sherwood checked out the long lines. next in sports, it's not every day you see an nfl lineman do what nick sunday berg shows carol maloney during her sit-down. and the military's wave rider fails, the expertal aircraft was supposed to reach six times the speed of sound, si[ male announcer ] you paid in to medicare for years.

every paycheck. now, when you need it obama has cut $716 billion dollars from medicare. why? to pay for obamacare. so now the money you paid for your guaranteed healthcare is going to a massive new government program that's not for you. the romney-ryan plan protects medicare benefits for today's seniors and strengthens the plan for the next generation. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message.

carol joins us, back from camp. this is one of the faces we haven't talked to. >> he doesn't like a lot of attention. today we tracked down a guy that nobody noticed during camp. that's his job. if you hear nick sunday berg's name a lot this year, that means trouble for the skins' special teams. sunday berg is a very confident long snapper, back for his third year with the redskins. he's in the middle of the competition. sunday better says at this time it's a 50/50 split. >> i've seen plenty of kickers or specialists in my time. i'm not even old, but throughout the years that have been great in practice and go out and can't kick in games. i'm not saying we have either of those guys here, but, you know, i think it will make it a very difficult decision on our coaching staff. >> reporter: this team, second

lowest field goal percentage in the nfc. why doi think that number will improve this year? >> hopefully we don't have 6 blocked. danny has done a good job emphasizing that we need our field goal protection. take out those six blocks, he was like 80% last year. >> i hear you're one of the most confident guys in the locker room as well. >> you could say that. >> but you don't mind proclaiming it too, right? >> yeah. i got into an interesting conversation about a week ago, yeah. >> can tell me about that? i know what you said. >> we're going to tell the listeners about it? >> tell the listeners what you said. >> i said i am the best long snapper in the world. >> and you mean it? >> yeah, of course. i'm the best long snapper on this team. i'm the best in the nfl, therefore i'm the best in the world. >> i know you have quite a talent. >> ladies and gentlemen, i have

a talent. >> reporter: and not just snapping -- >> some of you may have seen it before. >> reporter: really? when? >> i don't want to talk about that. >> reporter: out and around town? >> in college, as a snapper, i wasn't allowed to do very much but snap. we did most of our del the rest of program kind of hanging out. we had to either take a knee on the sideline, stand or we could be stretching. so i would stretch like the entire practice. a year and a half, two years in, i was like, wow, i could do the splits. >> reporter: you're telling me if i stretch for two years, i'll be able to do this? >> i don't toe. >> reporter: your mother must be so proud. >> she is. i have a wonderful mother. >> i actually tried, i couldn't

even get close. i was like, forget it. sunday berg says even though there's no one on the roster battling for his job, his's under pressure to perform. a couple mistakes. >> i'm sore just watching that. >> right? >> is there anybody else on the team that can do that? >> oh, no. he gets so much grief. he does say he's not the only one in the nfl. he can put his leg ultimate against the wall, that flexible. up next at 5:30, details about the shooting at the family research council. justice correspondent pete williams is up next. >> the guy that pulled a police officers from the banged-up patrol cruiser. >> and health concerns overseas,

i'm barack obama and i approve this message seen this? mitt romney claiming the president would end welfare's work requirements? the new york times calls it 'blatantly false' the washington post says: "the obama administration is not removing the bill's work requirements at all." in fact, obama's getting states to move twenty percent more people from welfare to work. and president clinton's reaction to the romney ad? it's just "not true." get the facts.

fast forward through the headlines, a northern virginia man accused of shooting a security guard, at a conservative group's office on g street northwest. the shooting happened in the lobby of the family research council. here in our area and across the country, thousands are lining up to take advantage of a new immigration policy. the new rule allows immigrants who came here under the age of

16 to apply for amnesty. it allows them to work and avoid deportation. let's fast-forward to the weather. still a couple showers and storms. you can see storm team 4 radar showing you where the showers are, including one heavier storm over kent island. back to the west around marshall, and also down to the south, but look at the one in culpepper. a very strong storm right now, making its way through your areas of heavy rain and a lot of lightning associated with that. i'll tell you where these storms are going, what to expect for tomorrow, and of course the all-important weekend in just a minute. back to our top story tonight, a gunman with a backpack shot a security guard for a conservative christian lobbying group. that guard is expected to be

okay. pete williams has been following the developments. here's what we do know. floyd corkens of herndon. he took the metro, we're told, parked his car at the east falls church metro, then took it on into the district, and on into the family research council building at about 10:45, and set something to indicate he disagreed then when the guard challenged him. the man reached for the gun and shot the guard in the arm. that same guard managed to subdue the man with the gun, with help from other people in

the building. we're told he bought the handgun five days ago, that he had a fully loaded clip of ammunition, and two extra clips or magazines, so he came into the building with a considerable amount of firepower. we're also told in the backpack there was something to do with chick-fil chick-fil-a. we don't know if it has any significant. tone perkins, the president of family research council has recently made statements supporting the president of chick-fil-a, who says he's opposed to romney. interestingly enough, about 30 or so gale and lesbian, also decry the use of violence here, and they send their prayers to this guard, who we're told --

>> and pete, what do we know about this gun, and he obtained it legally, what, about five days ago we're told he bought just a single weapon, so it wasn't illegal to buy it in virginia. of course, there's several possible charges. federal officials went this afternoon to question members of his family. as far as we know, they're still there. he also searched the car, but there's several charges he could face. obviously the charge itself and the mere fact he came into the district with a gun too, but i think they're trying to sort it out. right now he's in fbi custody. is this going to be a federal case, on will it be a local case to be determined, no charges yet filed. >> pete williams, thanks so much. >> thank you, pete. >> you bet. fairfax county police officer who survived a fiery

crash on monday may owe his life to the night manager of a fast-food restaurant. the good samaritan is sharing his hairoing story with erika gonzalez. >> i seen the most uglyist, more terrifying thing. >> reporter: richard taylor was making the night money drop at a bank on franconia road, when he heard an explosion. he got in his car and drop toward the sound. the fire was on him coming out inside of the car as well as outside. you couldn't even barely see the car for the flames. it was in full blast. >> reporter: then he saw the second car a couple feet away, already engulfed in the heat. it was a police cruiser. there was an officer inside. he was moving. he was still alive, but he was trapped. mr. taylor says he took off his shirt so it wouldn't catch fire. as he waded into the heat, he

heard the officer say something that astonished him. >> he told me to get away. so when he said that, that let me know right then and there, i'm not going anywhere. this guy's got a lot of life here. >> reporter: from nowhere, taylor says, a young man in his 20s appeared to help. he never spoke and left the scene after the ambulance arrived. taylor calls him voice command. >> whatever this guy is, he is come talk to me any time at burger king in kingstown, any time. this is going to carry him for life. he did something great. >> reporter: taylor is a modest man, who says he was raised to help people in need. >> i do this, hopefully if it ever happened to you, me or anybody else, somebody else would try to help. >> if you think that, then you have to do it as well. you can't do both. i can't play, you know, have your cake and eat it, too. you have to do the same thing. a new reward today for

information in a strange decades-old murder of a virginia at a time trooper back in 1984. johnny bouman was tapped to death in his home in manassas. the killer left behind eyeglasses, a wig. investigators tell us the attacker also left dna evidence, which has provided new information as forensic testing has improved. prince philip is back in the

hospital in the this evening. glue riders thrown off horses at a local farm. plus two sets of twins up for adoption. don't miss today's wednesday's i'm barack obama and i approve this message seen this? mitt romney claiming the president would end welfare's work requirements? the new york times calls it 'blatantly false' the washington post says: "the obama administration is not removing the bill's work requirements at all." in fact, obama's getting states to move twenty percent more people from welfare to work. and president clinton's reaction to the romney ad? it's just "not true." get the facts.

three people are recovering this evening after an accident involving horses. paramedics responded around 11:00 this morning. they say the victims had fallen

off their horses. two people got treated at the scene, but crews had to transport a third. investigators are trying to figure out what led up to the accident. well, twins can make a very special edition to a family. we're talking two sets. >> double the fun. barbara harrison has what could be not twice, but four times the fun. she calls it the wednesday's child double-double. >> it's not easy to catch these guys when they're not in motion. but when you do, you've captured the cutest foursome you could ever imagine. four brothers, two sets of twins with the brightest eyes and biggest smiles, but getting them to pose is nearly impossible. >> the case came to the attention of the agency in april of 2010 when it was determined that the family could no longer

provide care for the boys. >> inside sullivan's before the store was officially opened. rama invited all four to choose a gift they would like to take home. >> you want that one? >> both sets of twins are fun-loving, very energetic. >> the two older twins are meilen and malachi. the two younger are macy on the left and makia on the right. >> reporter: what's it like to be a twin? >> um. >> reporter: it is fun? >> yes. >> reporter: what makes it fun? >> we get to sleep in our own beds. >> reporter: you do? everybody has their own bed? what they don't have a a real moment or dad. someone who loves them and wants to watch them grow up and become the young men they aspire to be. >> a policeman. >> how about you? >> a dirt man.

>> reporter: we tried convince again to settle down for a photo. cheese! barbara harrison, news4 for wednesday's child. are they cute or what? if you have room in your home and your heart, call our special line. or you can log-on to our home page at nbcwashington.com. a great picture. i wonder how many try that is took. five faces. >> maybe a double take. you want to stick around for this one. the different strategies some are using to strike it rich. >> and kim kardashian and kris humphries' lawyers battle it out. even kanye west's names gets thrown into the mix. storms moving through parts

it's back. power ball fever is sweeping the nation and our region. tom sherwood is live in tinsley town. >> it's fun to dream, but don't go overboard. >> in montgomery county, pete franks has sold a few lottery winners. >> reporter: what's your biggest winner here? >> $4.5 million. >> reporter: wednesday night's

$300 million jackpot is drawing veteran players and the newcomers who have to be shown how to buy a ticket. >> i just pickett one number in that square. >> reporter: why are you playing? >> i would like to come into a whole bunch of money and i want the university to help give it to me. >> reporter: you had to ask instructions? >> yeah. i heard about it i think on the television this morning. >> reporter: veteran player paul stanley who's won a few times, had a little advice for the newcomer. what do you think about that? >> just don't make it a habit. >> i won't. >> if you win the money, i'll call you. you won't have to call me. >> reporter: more advice. >> get rid of all your relatives and friends, and move on an island, because you'll have relatives. >> i want to give a lot of it away. >> you'll have relatives coming

out of the walls. >> reporter: there are people who spend a lot of money. >> i tell them you're crazy. don't spend your money. why spend all your money? >> reporter: mr. stanley has it right, play, but don't play stupid. tom sherwood live in northwest washington, back to you, jim. >> how do you play stupid? >> i don't know, but i've got stupid over the years. doug, how do you play? >> i buy one ticket, and let three people go in front of me, and then i wait 20 minutes, and let four people go in froof me -- no, i'm just making that up. so i'm there for about seven hours until i buy seven tickets and walk out. 84 degrees. winds out of the northwest. starting to see the clouds come in across the region. we saw the sun over the last couple hours, but now the clouds

are coming in. right now 82 in rockville. today will go down as the coolest afternoon all august long. in our second week of august right now. here's where the rain is, associated with the frontal boundary. some along the eastern shore, others out to our west. this is where the rain is. southern portions of louding count. this will make its way across portions of the county, and i do expect it to die down, though, back towards northern fauquier county, and down to the south, right now around culpepper, a lot of lightning, heavy rain associated with it, too. you'll see some of the heavier rain around richardsville, down towards paytes. and also down around chancellor in the next 45 minutes to an

hour. right now, i haven't seen any severe weather around our region. that's the lost of it, and in behind it that would be the upper 50s for the first time in quite some time. tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow afternoon works their way into the upper 80s, going 91 for washington, but plenty of sunshine and low humidity, i really think tomorrow will be a spectacular afternoon. that's why tomorrow is looking great. friday not bad. could be on the stormy side. if you're thinking about going down to ocean city, it could be a bit on the stormy side. so heads-up as you make your way to the beaches. 93 on friday, then 82 saturday and sunday.

once again could be stormy inland. we'll talk more about that at 6:00. here's what's trending today. the entire world gout to wince chad johnson fired from the miami dolphins. hbo's "hard knocks" aired the scene just after he was released from jail. chad "ochocinco" is accused of head-butting his wife. >> it's not just -- it's not really just last night. it's just, you know, where we are as a program and where you are, and where we're headed, it just -- i don't you know, i wish it was different. i wish i could tell you something more encouraging, but, you know, i just think it's the best for both of us, we kind of part ways at this point in time. >> chad johnson tweeted, i haven't had to tread water in a long time. special thank you to my fans,

family, friends for keeping me afloat. ♪ hot chocolate truffles ♪ balls of creamy chocolate filling ♪ ♪ rolled in fresh crumbs today would have been julia child's 100th birthday. pbs put together this remix of the popular cooking personality. child died in 2004, two days before her 92nd birthday. she was suffering from kidney failure. kim kardashian's divorce to kris humphries will unlikely happen this year. attorneys for both parties were in court today. humphries' attorneys tried to serve kanye west with a deposition subpoena disguised in a nordstrom bock, and they also want to interview kardashian's mom, but kardashian's lawyers

say has resulted in $250,000 in legal fees for the reality star. this could take longer than the marriage itself. i think it already has. apparently. the firsthand dangers that firefighters face on the front lines. coming up on "news4 at 6," ponds are dried up and small farms are starting to shut down. we'll have the big picture. also people who drive around stopped school buses could be caught on candid camera. we'll tell you how that's going to work, and live on a big day

the taylor bridge fire continues to rage, threatening homes and threatening to change people's lives forever. gary chitham shows us what it's been like fighting the fire on the front lines. >> at this stage we don't have anything under control. a two-man team is just about all that stands between a raging fire and a man who's lived here. >> thinking about getting out of here. >> for 50 years. >> i think i'm already beyond that. >> i'm afraid i might lose the hour. >> reporter: this rancher is

surrounded by flames and friends. he's seen fire like this, but not like this. >> that's going to be a problem. >> firefighter jim wassail is in trouble. >>itis out of water. i have to find a tender. >> reporter: he has to left the place unprotected. reality is setting in. >> we're just getting ready to get the hell out of here. >> rowan is running out of time. >> see how the smoke is going east? that's not good. >> reporter: for a moment a glimmer of hope. firefighter is back with help. >> pull it, brian, pull it! >> reporter: but the crews sum up just a little bit short.

>> got no line. the firefighters are forced to retreat. rowan is forced to turn his back on 50 years. firefighters say between 60 and 70 homes have already been destroyed. they are hoping to have the blaze, at least 25% contained by the end of the day. now as 6:00, a security guard is hailed a hero after he's shot. >> a gunman with a backpack full of chick-fil-a materials walks into the family council headquarters pretending ton an intern. the security guard didn't buy it. >> the security guard here is a hero, as far as i'm concerned. he did his job. the person never made it farther than the front door. >> reporter: the guard was shot during the takedown, but survived. >> the security guard did a phenomenal job, and above and beyond what he was suppose to do do. good evening, jim