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is crazy >> fox 5 with live team coverage as theon detailstinue to unfold in annapolis, news at 100 begins now. > breaking news continues to unfold in annapolis, i'm jim lokay >> i'mhawn yancy, live in annapolis outside the sceneor o the hfic shooting that happened earlier. a man with a vendetta against the capital gazette took a shotgun and fired shots in the newsroom earlier this afternn. >> we'll catch up with whate w know so far. five peopledead several injured. first reported at 2:34 at the capital gazette building. edthis was, , a targeted attack, the spects. the gunman described as a white, officials have recovered what they believe to be smoke grarades. we're n, the suspect had a trouble past with the paper.n? shaw >> we'll have much more on that

susp in just a few minutesan ack towto take you where it all unfolded. the first shots rang out off of best gate road in annapolis across frothe annapolis mall. if you look behind me, behind the td bank, that's the building that houses the capital gazette fire.here the gunman opened we'll g to melissa howell who has much more on the victims who were iide this gun room and alsoir some of friends and colleagues on ow this affected them today.as you known around 2:34 this after on when the first call went out to t police,y arrived on the scene within 60 e seconds. first officers didn't know what they were walking into. they have reports gunfire. we just had reports of gunfire and thennce they got on the scene realized what ngs on and how huge the tragedy was. th ae were reports o multiple casualties. we know at least five peoplend e de several other people

hurt. are weng goi to melissa? so as you know rignow, this has been an active scene all da h tave been police from various agencies across the region, who have been trying to figure out exactly what is going on, a short timeag we saw the forensic team from prince pthe scene t sohey will be goin through this building meticulously to figure outhat they can find.e earlier, w saw 170 peopleth evacuated fis building, wore were employees who on various floors. not just for the capital gazette but various employees who worked in the building terrified when they heard reports of gunshots whenhe t started hearing there was an active shoer inside the building. we're waiting for a livece pres confereno give you the latest coming up h in a few minutes. meantime let's check in with lindsay watts. have they gone into his house yet?

what's it's situation? . >> reporter: shawn, law enforcement officers have not gone inside yet. police say they are still waiting for anne arundel county police buthey should here any moment. let's give you a look at the apartment building, t last known address for the shooter. police an atf agents have been here several hours, the laurel police chief said officers are just waiting for anne arundel to get here since it is their case, and ty're just here to secure this is on 4th street, the artments are on armstrong court and we can show you downk blocked both sid and streetis they've had thi blocked off quite a while. we'll show you video from earlier tonight. the capital gazette is reporting that this suspected shooter h a long running feud with the paper, that he had filed a defamation lawsuit six years ago and he lost. his anger was over a story that

micovered anal harassment ca against him. policeave acknowledged there was some history here. calling thisg sho a targeted attack. threats s to the gazette e through social media. this person was prepared today come in, thisso per was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to causerm . as i stated before, the investigative part of this is going to be thorough.t' ands going to take some time. >> reporter: the laurel police chief said as soon as anne arundel arrives with their equipment, there is to be a search of this aptment. we're getting moved out of this area right now getting moved backing police wilbe block, o this with crime tape anticipating -- anne arundel police arriving here and then beginning that search. 're going to be here

throughout the night and we will keep you posteds things progress. live in laurel, lindsay watts fox 5 local news. >> thank you. i can't explain howk personally we too this as jourlists. we got t news earlier that itpe aped that a newsroom waset ed. our hearts are heavy,im and sarah, wed t about this earlier to find o what her fellow journalists went through when this mad man walked in and opened fire. >> we'll check back in with you in a little bit. clearly this is something we've been following closelyve and we the initial reports that said what happened there and we're learning a bit more. rah is joining me. we know the shots came instead notth fe west field annapolis mall like initially thought. they came from 888 best gate road >> 60 seconds for police to respond and people took cover, nearby businesses shut down. >> the locked the door and everything, all the guests werei

kept in. and you know, we were just really jckt in and we want at the bar, there's a tv. we did talkbo a what wouldpp en if he did come, to duck and hid somew >> it's a frightening feeling. and now that i'm in security, i'm on the other side of it. so i must say that i can understandhoveryone w been involved what they must feel li my heart goes out to these people that were working in this building. >> a famil union occasion was set up. three people werero treatedm their wounds from incidents. >> two wounded w taken to anne arundel medical center, northeasterly victims had been shot but there w a third person that was taken to shock about what exactly their ear

injuries were. walreking about the situation in new york, what happened in annapolismpted security officials in new york city to go on heightened alert various news out across new york city to try and make suer evne was safe, in fact, we knowhere was news organizations including our own fox 5 and washington, dc that beefed upit sy because of this situationol in annap and folks simply not knowing the motive behind this attack until just the recently. jim and sarah? we have more team coverage for you continuing in the capital gazett reaction from social media and later on you'll hear the calls to dispatch for help. >> again we're awaiting a pre conference scheduled at this point. we know for 10:15. th the situations, it mayun later. take y to it. starts we will we want to catch you up on other

news. 6ming up a-year-old fighting for her life after suffering sn elechock at the mgm at national harbor >> we have an update and the child's condition. nearly 600 arrest to do the capitol buig during a protest and rally. we'll have the latest there, caitlin. >> thank you, sah. sue enjoying day off and the rest of us felt the at. getting warmer and it is building, 89 was the high at reagan, 87 at dulles, 88 at bwi. the 90's and beyond as we take a look at the seven-day forecast, i'll have f yourirst look at a very warm friday coming up when fox 5 rurns >> we're expecting a news conference, we'll take you there when it gets underway, meanwhile sounds and the voices of today. >> the fatalities are so sad. i don't ow what to sa our thoughts and prayers are with them and families and take comfort knowing they're in god's

grace. >> protests planned in dc this weekend. what you need to know.

a press conference in >> the area aro 888 bestgate road.what i would also like to you is that the anne arundel police department with the part arundel government annapolis city, thest ate, we work very well together, we have the best interest and well-being of our viims in mind. we have warm line for ae d i would urge any persons who witnessed anything that occurred this evening or walking by, the address of 888 was near the add to spe to i would urge them to call the line.

jen w corbiill have additional staff ready for the evening for any influx of phone calls and i'll allow her to explain the warn line and issues behind that in a second. i want toisnd on . obligation these victims.and an everyone in thear anne del governmentofficials, we're f ou deep saddened by what happened today. d to make those notifications.e we're deeply saddened that a rson had to take this into his own hands and this is a result. i want to bring jenorbin up and we'll talk about the warm line quick. >> good evening,d just toof explain what's happened, my staff has been heres since occurred. we have been involved in the reunioncation of the witnesses

families of the people who lost for the warm line, basically what we're asking is anyone who spoke with usny today or ady who maybe did n make contact with us through nsinvestigatio that they can reach out through that number, we have license clinicians on 24 hours a wday. ill come out and help you in in any way possible. i'll a that we're not using that number to call for information on thin stigation. that is not what this number is for. this number ior f people who have witnessed and msiht need stance getting through the trauma piece of this. we are not asking you to call andsk a questions about whi fam to give comments on the investigation. we're here tohelp. so that number is for family and witnesses to calle in, will be available all night. we can come out if people need it or discuss how people are

doing by phone.an k you. >> again, that'stihe informa we have. to hold tru w that we said. as soon as we have information, wel get it out. that was the purpose of calling the press conference, the warm nneumber is 410-768-5522. tthat'she number to call for anyone that needs assistance needs t talk to somebody for support. thank u. >> the first is wendy winters, wendii, last name is winters, winters. this is all i have at this point. second is rebca a ka smith, rebecca, smith. robert henry adam, sam ocean

hiaason. rald fishman -- if fischman. john mcnamara. it's my understanding that all are eloyees of the capital gazette. robert henry? >> no, henry w the h. it's robert then the last name is hiaason. as information becomes available, we'll make sure we

get it out. we don't anticipate having more informatioil the morning. we thought it was important to get the informa on out about the victims to you guys so families can begin the healing thoughts and prayers go out to the families, victims, friends, and we' have an update for you in the morning. thank you very much. >> you're listening to live briefing after today's shooting at the capital gazette newspaper. to r neat thees of the five journalists who were killed today. robert smith, gerald fishman, wendy winters, john mcnarrow and robert heisan. >> police believe are victims frtt the capital e, some editors, one, perhaps a reporter, at this poi, there's still a lot of informationve loping but five people deadod from t's shooting at the capital >> one of the most amazingly

resilient thing is there a capital tomorrow. and with tt said we'll move on to some other news. 575 people arrested on capitol hill during a protesttr the trump admation zero tolerance policy being charged with uawful demonstration and among thoseested congress woman from washington stat more protests planned for this weekend. ca-year-old in criti condition after being shocked tuesday night. the girl shocked when she touch add metal railing near the fountain. mgm still trying to figure b it ut the fountain is shut down. metro will unv wl freeifi in all underground stations make up nearly half of the 91 statio across the metro system. metro says it e plans toxpand wifi to all stations by the end of the lyear. et's take a break from the coverageut to talk abo something perhaps a little more uplifting. we had quite the sunny day. it was hot but we got more hot

and humid weather. we should enjoy the weather. >>ai i'm afr today will pale in compison when it comes t what's headed our our way. it's a mild evening as we take a look at the national harbor, th mgm is lit's and we're that mercury light up as we go through the rest of the week. 83 now, clear skies, it is warm we notice the humidity increased. temperatures elsewhere mainly in e 70's, 747gaithersburg, dulles, 70 in winchester, 73 inp eper, 76 in fredericksberg and 73 in leonardtown this l is quiet. satellite anradarhowing high pressure overhead any clouds frommuarlier prech cleared out and along with this heat we'll see a lot ofunshine over the next few days. forecast for tonight, conditionering running on high. lasting well into next we.

73 under mostly clear sky, tomorr, iday, you'll notice an uptick in the heat and humidity compared to widay. nice breeze, i didn't thin it was so bad. but it wl become stifling as this builds into thed. we by tomorrow afternoon with bright sunshine, temperatures well into the 90's, very high uv index. with this heat building, here's tomorrow wforecast, tom drives in 77 already:0 by 8 a.m., sunshine 88,y noon 92 for the high tempigature, h how high will we get? i'll have the seven-day forecast still ahead. jim and sarah i sendingt back to you. >> we will have continuing team coverage of the shooting at the capital gazettcoin annapolis whenme back. when we come back.

m heart goes out to the families taken from usnd those wrestling withurviving this incident. my prayers are with isem. ths a tragedy and we're s seeing across the country. whether it's achurch, whether it's a school, a theater, apr s room, at a local r, newspapehis is great newspaper, capital gazette provide outstanding coverage on a range of issues. wonderful inshtful opinions on the news and the trends of the day,o it's even that much more unfortunate. every tragic shooting is rt unate. but today, this really hit home in this community.

>> we're back live now tonight in annapolis maryland outsidehaf the buildint housed the capital gazete. you can see i there behind me behind the td bank, is 888 bestgate road where the horrific shooti happened. this is an active t scene,here are police still all over this area, the crime scene tape we saw the prince george's countysi foren unit coming a short time ago. trying to findny little piece of e tdenceo find out exactly what happened. ntioned how much this leme newspaper meant to this it commun let me giveou background. e tragedy hapened at one of newspapers, the maryland gazette traces back to 1727 in annapolis, the i what would beme the united states. the gazette one of the first newspapers to publish the dearation of independence, the

capital gazette was published in 1884, the twos newspaper merged backn 1990, the baltimore sun acquired the capital gazette in 2014, we've heard so much about the incredible journalists who lost their lives hereey doing wt loved, doing their jobly we'll have much more coming up in a few minutes. this has been a tragic loss for the mmunity. e ground earlier.ng to peoplth n i know it's 6: wepoke with somebody froit they of annapolis. ese journalists, it was four journalists and o sales assistant at the paper. these are people they know ont name basis. they communicate with them every day.t they'r out there covering national stories, they're matterng stories tha the people ofpo annas. >> reporter: they're covering the stories of annapolis, covering local 'rsports. they covering, you know, what's happening in the community. the new stores openingup. what's going on ithe community at the church.

this is a tragedy not just for the folks he don' worked in this building and families but the entire community >> and for the law enforcement office as well who said they talked to many of them o a dail basis. shawn, we'll check y in wou in a bnute. when we comek we'll hear from some witnesses of the shting and we'll hearrom someone about workplace security strategies. >> that and more coming up after the break. . . . ♪ .

. it was an active shooter and we saw the helicopters and this never happensn annapolis, a masshooting in annapolis is crazy. >> there are seeral p who >> w did recover whatident thought may have been an explosive too fast that has been taken care of.

>> those fatalities are so sad. our thoughts and prayers are with them andmi lies. we take comfortnowing they're in god's heembrace. >> t deadly shooting at then gazette newspap annapolis, we'll start with melissa hell who's been on the scene since the beginning. >> reporter: we have just learned the names of the five vict all employees of the capital gazette, we know that the suspect was taken into custody earlier. being questioned at this time. we've learned there wwe no gunfire bet the suspect and police.now, at this time, we a that there were three people taken to e hospital. others brad,ly injure they're still questioning witnesses. at this time, the scene is still very active. investigators still trying to piece together exactly what happened. they were told they did find what they believe were explosives inside they say were used by theuspect inside the building.again, five people hav named in theng shooti others still injured.

witnessesei still b questioned at this time. lindsay? >> reporter: we're here in laurel ndmaryland, apartment building just cross the street address for the suspected shooter jared ramos. the atv a laurel police have been out here waiting for anne arundelce police offi to arrive so they canonduct a search. we're lending that ramos had a longunning feud with the capital gazette angry that was done that covered a harassment case against him. ou sued the paper01n2 and lost. this is his last known address and rig now we're waiting for anne arundel county investigators to arrive on scene. shawn? >> reporter:onight we're live in annapolis just o outsidethe building where thi horrific tragedy took place over my shoulder. 888 bestgate road which is the building that housed the capital

gazette, there's a lar police presence. i want to introduce you to a special guest tonit. she works for a regional security company but more importantly you'relso a local resident here in annapolis.e tell me a lbit about what went through your mind, where you were when you found out what >> i was actually heading up 97 noh going to an appointment. and while i was driving, i saw a, so to speak, entourage of police cars that were racing south down 97. and i started to wonder what was going on because i knew that it couldn't have been a funeral. and then basically, i said to myself, you know, was this a shooting? was it asnbombing? 't really sure and ire thought whe are they going epto. orter: you're in the security realm. let's turn a little bit so folks can see your beautiful face, you didn't continue on to

your appointment, you came back this direction? >> no, what i did is went to my appointment and came back down this way. it later. ppened. a little bit after it ha and i saw all the commotion and idat was, you know, came over to see what was going on and only to realize that it was in my backyard. the thing aboutt is being a regional surity specialist. i educate people on being proactive and when this does happen, how to handle it. and now, it's hit home. the shoe is on the other foot. it's me that's in is scene. so it is scary. and i understand how people feel about this. and my heart go out to themi ly and the people that worked in the building this just proves then point you have these commercial buildings and you hav any type of buildings where you have the public coming in a out, what

youto need o is keep it safe in the ent points. >> reporter: tell me about that. how security specialist, you do that? i'm sure there are a lot of companies and businesses that might be rethinking their security protocol. what should be in place? >> what should be in place, you ould have somebody at your they enter you into theirystem building.now who's in and the problem is here, no probably, i don't k if they had security but the only way for this individual to get in was to shoothe throu windows to get in. but inoday's society, in today'sworld, it's so critical now for everybody to rethink just like you said aboutheir ildings and public safety, and it's very important how to keep so that people don't panic.

and you know, as a regional security specialist, mys and operations team, what we like to do is once we have a client, we take them and we do seminars to show them, know, how to stay safe. > reporter: we know the importance of that. a we went throughive shooter anks so much for coming off and sharing what you do and also as a perspective as an annapolis resident so t closeo this tragedy. >> this is hitting everybody. no one expected this to happen. just aer tragedye in jim, sarah? we'll check with you in a moment ry> it is family's nightmare at a time of warning >> a family kicked out of their funeral. a story you'll only see on fox 5 coming up >> we'll have continuing capital gazette.shooting at the we'll check back in with shawn

yancy and our team of reporters on the scene in a moment.

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. welcome back, i'm shawn yancy live in annapolis, where the scene was mucer . but there's quite age lar presence outside of th buildin that housed the capital gazet in 8 bestgate road in annapoliso the road here, bestgate were the capital gazette was housed. the other side is where the westfield annapolis mall is. the gunman a vendetta against the newspaper that stems all the way bk to 2011. he walked inside the building today and fire add shotgun through the glass doors of this newsroom, it sent staffers

scrambli and hiding. we know tonight five pllple were ki and police eventually found the shooter hiding under a desk inside the offices. this has been a tragic day not only for the newspaper but for community and the family ofha journalists tare spread out becausend the region we've all been talking about thi . n tell you interestinghe enough,re are journalists here from aswa far a fromew york city,philadelphia, e, baltimor they're all here covering this tragic story, jim, sarah? a maryland family was kicked out ofir own funeral. ats st. m catholic church in reporter: take a look a look at the obituary for her viewing and funeral held here tuesday morning, hundreds showed up to pa respects but it ended abruptly when someone knocked

over and damaged the churchly say credit cup known as a challenge list. a cell phone records chaotic scene as anrgument between a pastor and family laying their loved one thi restle the body lays nearby. a short time later, family seen carrying out the casket to leave with shocked aceendees and cars in the parking lot >> this was uncalled for. at that church. and it really hurt me. really do.to see your loved onee to restnd be shut down like that traumatized over what happened. agnes was baptisted as a younger girl. things got uglye with th viewing withor paste michael breeze

when family said someone wt in for a hug and accidently knocked over thed sacre alis over the alter, he got on th micnd said there will be no funeral. there will be no mass. no repath, everyone get the hell out of my church, he disrespe our family, my mother he called my mother a thing. he said get this thing out of m church, everyone get out. it was very sad and i never seen anything like that before. >> family says the past tore called police ther but to say she's a thing and there will be n funeral? you're not at preacher or pas or. you're not none of that. >> acting like that >> when officers arriveded they dete the family was not in the wrong a escorted them to a funeraleome out of th county where another pastor performed

the service, the archdiocese of washington issued an apology that reads in part what occt.red mary's parish does not reflect the fundamental calling to respect or the approach the priests of thehdiocese of washington commit tndertake every day in their ministry >> m mom was supposed to have a great a funnd all of this came up and i'm traumatized i'm day, i can never forget this >> thehe archdiocese adsy're taking this seriously and it's still under reew. father breezey is expected to make a formal apologyo the family. in st. mary's county, anjali hemphi fox 5 locnews. turning our attention tocc your aweather forecast, it's h about teat which will be building into the avweekend. we'll h the a look at numbers coming up in ten seconds.

. the 80's, good to have the nto sunshi and a bit of a breeze, tomorrow and beyond, finally looking at a prolonged dry spell. we don't really see the chance of thunderstorms. getting uncomfortable quickly hot into the mid 90's feeling a times like 100 plus. rso outsideight now, not so bat quhe yet. 83 in washington as we appro the 11:00 p.m. hour it's 77 in baltimore, 77 in stevensville, 73 in leonardtown, mid to upper 70's wide range towards the west in full effect there asre still in the 80's here in dc. satellite and radar quiet as we zoom out, we see two areas of severe weather, kind of dividing into the tenssee valley, strong winds r and hains there as well strongto ss cross the southeast, but with

this ridge that will suppress anyst thunderm development for quite a bi so mostly clear 73 overnight. it will be mild for tomorrow, 89 today, we'll go up probably each and every into the weekend. 92 for the high temperature tomorrow. bright sunshine and looks hot and humid. looking ahead to the weekend. bermuda highn offshore control, we've got the hot and humid flow.d e'v a couple of tastes of heat waves. this will be long and thi be cumulative with that heat ad humibuilding, so through the weekend, the hottest we've had so far, temperatures in the mid upper 90's and the heat index and the 100o 105 plus cat warnin quite yet. but i suspect they may be as we get closer to saturday d sunday, 96 feeling like it's above 100 at times 98 on sunday

feeling close to 105. pool weather, yes, beach weather, yes, lotsf sun 15 and water. the seven-day forecast zip trip leisure world 92 will be t high. 92t gets had the quickly. next week this mig be the holiday week some of you, 98 monday, 95 tuesdaying chanc for a thunderstorm for independence day, wednesday and thursday, nothing is guaranteed yet. what is guaranteed is that w stay hot in the seven-day forecast. this will be a beach weekend for you it's a great one, a lot o sunshine, no chance of storms, high uv index, weot ter.eratures cooler by thewa 85 friday, o 88 saturday, we should hit 90 t oceanemperature feeling 70 degrees. sarah sending it to you. locally out of northern virginia, big pla to add lanes

to i66 running fm the dulles connector road to fairf drive construction plans including west falls metro station and new bridge for hikers and bikers. the work will not be done before 2020. it is the first time washington is hosting the all-star game >> a long time. heading to the game at nats ly part. master card picking up late night service for metro. extra trains service will stayidast open mght to get fans. plans to put out an all-star smart trip u card. can watch the 89 all-star game on fox 5 airing july 17th at 8:00 p.m. and fan fest runs from july 13th through 17th at the convention center. tomorrow could be one of tht business easie days ever in tsa history, it will screen morp than 28 millionple for the travel over the 4th of july.

we'll have the period they look at starts today through july 9. tmes at a time whenvel is already at its peak. the number of passengers passing trough tsa screenings is up about 4%. . coming up next at 11:00 details continue to come in about t shooting spree at the capital gazette >> live in w annapolish more about the suspect and h history with the paper along with information about thext victims . ♪ . ♪ . ♪.

a 15-year-old fatally assaulted in gang attack in new yorkity now said to be a case of mistaken identity. allison barber t has story. >> reporter: the innocent victim of a brutal gang killing,

15-year-old affectionately laid tok est in new yorty a week after police say e was slaughtered outside a smalleli more than a half dozen people drag td him ono the sidewalk slashing and stabbing him with ives and a machete. he reportedly tried to run to a hospital but collapsed. it spark outrage in thenx bro ommunity about increasing gang violence. >> he's everybody's son. we all have kids and it pulls on mommy strings >> it was only made worse when it was revead the murder was actually a case of mistaken identity. investigators believe the salients thought he was a rival gang member. he was no gang member wanted to be a new york city detective. he wanted to get back to the community. to save people, be the first on scene to help people >> as friends and family said good-bye, six of the eight suspects appeared in court between the ages of8 and 24.ng charges r from murder to

malaughter to gang assault and a lot of of other offenses >> let's let the sysm run its course >> two wakes were held to accommodate huge crowds to pay respects including mayor bill dblasio, lines stretched across multiple city blocks with four-hour wait time, allison barber, fox >news. >> dramatic new det about the building that housesl the capitazette newspape offices >> this person wasrepared to come in, this person was prepared to shoot his intent was to cause harm >> what we've learned about the >> 200 police cars. >> the suspected killer and his. victim >> thoughts and prayers are with the victimsam and fies >> team coveragees continu right now. ♪ . ♪ .ti

we'renuing to stay on top of the breaking news out of annapolis axoter opens fire at a local newspaper. i'm sarah system ndays, i'm shawn yancy, a manith a vendetta went to the building armed with a shotgun and fired threw the glass doors. >> here's what.lse we know five people are dead,our journalist and one sales assistant, two others were hurt. the suspect is in custody. law enforcement officers have identified him as jared ramos of laurel. he thrtened the paper in past and walked in the building tay with a sho and smoke grenades. vestigators are now searching his home. shawn. >> reporter: we'll have mucn more him coming up in a minute. i want to set the scene behind me you can see lot of police, the crime scene tape