that's the abc affiliate in baltimore, wmar.arently this started to alert authorities at 11:45 this morning. it's actually called tuesdayen, the area on your screen near baltimore. but at that moment just 15 minutes before noon the car apparently had the incident ramming into the station. it's very hard to make out exactly where that is on your screen. just out of an abundance of caution, when we have circumstances like this, we like to keep things on delay so that nothing can surprise anyone. we're going to watch this and apprise you of what happens at that news station. >>> now to a video that has a lot of people scratching their heads. have you ever had that uncomfortable moment in an elevator? you've got nothing on beyaeoncb her husband jay z and her sister solange. the pictures in this tmz video may be worth 1,000 words. behind those steel door, it looks like an all out attack on jay z by his sister-in-law solange, all the why beyonce is seemingly standing by passive. there are hits, there are kicks. then the doors open. al

that station, wmar, an abc affiliate, has been evacuated. they're now the story. they're in taped programming. we're getting a lot of information from the staff of that station about what's going on. this is a very densely populated ar area. it's near the university, a hospital nearby, and next door there's a school. pre-k through eighth grade. they're on lockdown right now as a precaution. you can see these aerial shots we've been watching. we saw the s.w.a.t. teams come in as law enforcement tries to get a handle on this situation. we're learning from some of the staff who are tweeting from the location. one reporter tweeted, suspect yelled "let me in." this is a person who rammed, this reporter says, rammed a large truck three times into the front door of this station and eventually broke through. the suspect yelled, let me in, he said he was god, he rammed the building at least three timeses. they believe it was a landscaping truck that landed in the lobby. a very large truck that is now inside the station. again, they're in taped programming now. they tweeted

he had to go at it a couple times. >> wmar reporters turned to social media to deliver information about the situation tweeting everyone was safe and accounted for. police tracked the suspect to a second floor room inside the station. >> this 29-year-old black male, about 5' 10" was watching different channels watching you report this story as this incident unfolded. >> officers arrested the suspect without incident. he is undergoing a mental health evaluation and is expected to face criminal charges. a nearby school went on lock down. students were later dismissed. parents came to pick them up. police say they found no weapons on the suspect except for a golf club. craig boss sell, cbs news. >> the station was able to -- boswell, cbs news. >> the station was able to get back on the air for its viewers tonight. >>> la clippers owner donald sterling finds himself in more hot water. this time over comments blasting nba legend magic johnson. >> what has he done? can you tell me? big magic johnson. what has he done? >> he's a business person. >> he's got aids. does he do any business? does h

it happened yesterday at wmar, which is located in the baltimore suburb of towson.aig boswell tells us, the suspect hid inside the studio for hours. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams surrounded a baltimore area television station after a man rammed a large truck into a lobby. an employee at wmar-tv shot this video on his cell phone as it happened. >> the whole wall, the glass was going through and then i see the beginning of the truck and our news director kelly walks in and says everybody out and we just high-tailed it. >> reporter: police got their first 911 call just before noon when the suspect banged on the station's door demanding to be let in. >> he was shouting "i'm god" on foot. our security guard was able to hear him, and from that point he walked away because she wouldn't have let him in the building. he got in his truck and decided to let himself in. >> reporter: the employees evacuated as the officers searched for the suspect barricaded inside. one employee remained hidden in the basement. police say he was helpful. >> this 29-year-old black male about 5'10"

the search continues for the suspect -- wmar, my apologies.ries, no confirmed weapons, barricades still in progress. >>> now the station's people are tweeting i've never seen someone run so fast in heels, talking about somebody who's on the way to the exit from the building earlier. barricade remains in progress. police confident suspect is still in the building. from this we can learn they still haven't found him. they're confident he's there but they haven't found him and this guy is saying two employees simply saved their lives by telling us to get out. we don't know if this guy had any weapons on him and we don't know if this guy had anything. we don't know if he had -- he said he was god. they cannot now find him. we'll report, you decide. >>> a man who spent a decade searching for his biological father said he discovered his dad was one of the most notorious serial killers in the united states. that his father was the zodiac killer. at least that's what he's claiming in his new book. it's called "the most dangerous animal of all." the au

very beginning we were dealing with a emotionally disturbed subject. >> chief johnson also praised wmar'security guard. the station identified her as anita wilson. for her, quote, commendable action when baptiste was trying to get inside the building. wilson initially refused to let baptiste in when he came on foot and then called police twice as the situation escalated. you see him trying to crash the car in here. she also alerted employees to evacuate the building out the back door. no one at the station, including the security guard anita wilson, was injured. remarkable that no one was injured after that. >> she did a good job. doing all right things. molly, thank you. >>> well, they get paid big bucks to track your habits. private companies gathering mind boggling amount of perm information about you. but is anybody monitoring the companies who are busy keeping tabs on you? >>> plus, a bounce house goes airborne. witnesses watched helplessly as the children inside were thrown to the ground. tell you more about this shocking i understand dent and how it happened. >> i just saw the boun

that is wmar tv, a person there has barricaded himself inside the station.tation located in the northern part of baltimore. the man went inside the station after he rammed the building with a dump truck. there is a school towards the left of your screen that has also been evacuated, a small catholic church. the school is on lockdown. >>> two mine yours are head after a coal mining accident in west virginia. that happened last night in a mine in boone county. the two minors were trapped after what is called a ground failure. federal and state officials say the fine has a history of safety violations. >>> there is a new scientific study out, and it is not good. glaciers in the antarctic is melting past the point of no return. gerald tan has more. >> reporter: for years we have been warned, the mighty frozen continent is melting. and now two studies paint a sobering picture of what is being described as a reversible thaw. a glacier has started to retreat. the reason say the researchers is global warming. the glaciers sit on the continental shelf below sea level

the station is wmar television. you are now looking at live pictures of that. this is the abc affiliate in baltimore, maryland. no word on any injuries. again, police are in a possible standoff with a man who rammed a dump truck into this tv station near baltimore. we'll stay updated throughout this story on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> and today, san jose city council will once again address the issue of medical marijuana shops within city limits. the council says they aren't trying to shut the shops down, but they are trying to put some control on them. there's an overflow of collectives in san jose. 80 have set up shops within city limits. more oversight for the marijuana regulations, that's needed. the overflowing ordinance will be discussed at 1:30. they would like to limit pot shops to commercial districts. pot must be grown on-site. 1,000 feet must be between shops, day cares, schools, parks, and libraries and must be 500 feet from drug rehabilitation centers and homes. the proposed changes will protect the right to buy marijuana other than banning i

new video shows a man described as mentally ill ramming a truck through the front of wmar tv. witnesses say he claimed to be god. he barricaded himself inside the station for hours. all the employees escaped unharmed. police moved in with an armored vehicle and used a robot to help search the building. the man was arrested in an edit room watching tv coverage of the scene. >>> overseas u.s. surveillance aircraft are finally in the skies joining the hunt for the hundreds of missing school girls peer ing down on a stretch of land the size of new england. abc's hamish macdonald is back on the story tonight. >> reporter: u.s. forces are peering down tonight from surveillance craft, like this. scouring a remote and rugged area the size of new england, in search of the missing girls. the plane is equipped with powerful cameras that give real time images of the ground as far away as 35,000 feet, with this kind of detail. crucially, it can also monitor phone calls below. tonight, abc news has learned a long-range u.s. drone has also joined the search. this is urgent work for parents o

. >>> a driver claiming to be god rammed a stolen truck through the front door of wmar, driving all they into the lobby. the man barricaded himself into the station for five hours. all of the employees escaped unharmed. but they were shaken up. >> the first thing that went through my mind, this isn't happening. the second thing that went through my mind, this isn't happening. and the third thing that went through my mind, this is happening. this is real. >> the suspect was arrested in an edit room where he was watching tv coverage of the scene. he was taken in for mental evaluation. >>> a scuba diver is filing for attempted murder charges after an attack off hawaii. a man swam up to her and ripped away her air supply. but she was able to survive, thanks to the help of a co-worker. umberger believes her attacker may have been reef fishing without a permit, which is illegal. and she knows who he is and she wants him prosecuted. >>> the good news about this next story is nobody was seriously injured. but we do want to warn you, the pictures of this incident are really tough to look at. a m

he spent five hours barricaded inside wmar tv yesterday watching news coverage of the incident before officers arrested him. investigators say he was incoherent when the 50 people were evacuated from the building. no one was hurt. >>> it is 4:43. parents watched in horror as a bounce house blew away with kids still inside. kpix 5's elizabeth cook reports two of those children are still in the hospital in upstate new york. >> i walk out and see the bouncy house go up and the first little boy came out landed in the middle of the road right there and then the other little boy came down hit his head off the back of my car right there and then he landed on the ground. >> reporter: a girl who was also in the bounce house when it went up escaped with only minor scratches and bruises. the two boys were not as lucky. they fell about 15 feet. >> by the time the ambulance got here and everybody -- and they rolled him over and put him on the stretcher, the face and whole front of his body was covered in blood. >> reporter: after the boys were thrown from the house it continued to travel hundreds

they say the man rammed a stolen landscaping truck through front doors of wmar outside of baltimore a reporter posted this video of the incident. s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the station. they went out of the back door. the man captured inside of the station. police say he is mentally ill and taken in for treatment. >> flight delays nationwide continue after smoke in a radar facility halted all planes coming in and out of o'hare international airport for a while this morning. air traffic controllers were evacuated after a small fire. fire officials say the source of the fire is a bathroom exhaust fan that overheated controllers now back to work but it forced cancellation of 600 flights at o'hare, and another 75 flights at midway airport. >> california governor jerry brown released his latest revision to the state budget showing state spending hitting a record $107.8 billion the governor says the plan would pay down $11 billion in debt. shore up the teacher pension system, increase payments to medical to cover enrollment, and provide more money to respond to the drought. >> san jess yeah

he smashes the stolen truck through the front doors of wmar tv outside of baltimore ever. surveillance video captured the incident. the drive backed up self times and repeatedly rapes into the lobby of the tv station. employees were forced to evacuate for hours knocking the station off the air. police arrested the 27-year-old driver. it is believes he suffered from a mental illness. >> the soldier known as bradley manning could be transferred from the pentagon to a civilian president. the defense department is considering an army request to transfer private chelsea manning, what she calls herself now, to the civilian prison so she can get treatment for her gender disorder. he was convicted of leaking whiched documents to wikileaks. since then, manning asked for hormone therapy to be allowed to live as a woman. the defense department doesn't provide scene december disorder -- provide this treatment but the federal government does. >> karl rove is backing off a suggestion that hillary clinton has brain damage from a fall. her spokesman shot back at karl rove as a desperate m

. >> reporter: baltimore's wmar tv station, under assault. this truck, ramming into its building five times before crashing through into the lobby only minutes earlier, the deranged driver had shown up at the station's front door, screaming, i am god. i am god. here he is, caught on tape, frustrated. pacing, yanking on the door after security refused to let him in. he left but returned after stealing a nearby landscaping truck. >> you look and there's a truck coming through the glass in the front lobby. and then people are running. we got attacked today. we got attacked. >> reporter: worried they had an active shooter, s.w.a.t. team soon moved in. >> hold the air for a minute. i've got a truck entirely inside the building here. >> reporter: police searched the station and found the suspect watching tv coverage. >> this is where he was. and he sat right here. >> the individual was ranting and raving incoherent statements. >> reporter: our abc family at wmar baltimore is so relieved no one got hurt. they know they're lucky. look at the damage

they said the man claiming to be god drove his truck into the lobby of wmar-tv and barricaded himself inside for several hours. the suspect is mentally disturbed and ranting and raving and armed with a golf club. >>> an inspector general with the treasury department says the irs paid more than $13 billion in tax credits last year to people who may not have qualified. that ends up to a third of the payments. >>> speaking of taxes, you may pay fewer of something that happened today right behind me, before you celebrate, the final outcome is far from certain. >> on this vote, the yeas are 96, the nays are 3. >> some extremely rare election rear bipartisan bill in the senate. >> by providing some certainty to businesses and families for the next two years, the expire act creates the space needed for true tax reform. >> the white house has threatened a veto on a more expensive $156 billion house passed version of the bill but in the senate, a white house official says quotas legislation moves forward, the administration looks forward to working with congress to offset its cost by closing t

a driver ramming a dump truck into the studios of wmar tv outside baltimore. was screaming and ranting and talking incoherently and claimed he was god and needed to get inside. employees didn't let him in. employees got out safely and they eventually found the suspect on the second floor watching the whole thing play out on tv. he's in the hospital being evaluated for a mental illness. >> details as police try to make sense of a deadly shooting, fire and explosion at this new hampshire home. investigators say there are no criminal records connected with michael nolan. he's suspected of shooting and killing a police officer and setting fire to the house. after the officer arrived to look at domestic disputes. two sets of remains are found at the house. >>> american idol star, clay aiken will soon be a democratic nominee for congress. aiken won the north carolina primary in the district by just under 400 votes. the final tally will be tomorrow. the singer has suspended his campaign after the death of his opponent keith crisco. he's against renee elmers seeking a

a driver claiming to be god rammed this stolen truck through the front door of wmar.de himself in the station for five hours. he was eventually arrested in an edit room where he was watching tv coverage of the scene. >>> two little boys in upstate new york are recovering from serious injuries after the bouncy house they were playing in suddenly took off. thousands of children have suffered similar injuries around the country now that the houses have become so popular. here's abc's jim avila. >> reporter: no, it is not a kite. it is an inflatable play house flying through the air. one minute staked to the earth in the front yard and the next swept off the ground with three children inside. the wind blowing upwards of 25 miles an hour, lifting the entire house more than two stories high and carrying it over a stretch of woods and finally landing on a two-story school building. >> out of a horror movie, yeah. >> reporter: a 10-year-old girl suffered just scrapes but two boys ages 5 and 6 were injured more seriously. one suffering two broken arms and the other landing on

adam sexton is a reporter for wmar on the phone. learned about who was inside the home at the time of the shooting and what was happening here? >> well, we've heard from neighbors that may be a domestic incident of some kind. this is a 55 and older community, couple of neighbors we've heard from says the man living in his home was in his 80s. he had a son with him in his 40s. they describe the son as a bis of a reclusive individual, didn't know much about him. it's possible he may be involved, but at this point, we do not know anything officially, other than one person transported to a local hospital. they have not updated that person's condition in awhile. the explosion, though, was tremendous. we were all at a media assembled 300, 400 yards away from the home, couldn't quite see, we were starting to see more black smoke and then just, boom, cloud went up. certainly, more than just your average propane tank or barbecue explosion or something like that. >> so do you have any knowledge at this point as to whether they are thinking th

. >>> a bit of breaking news, you're looking at live aerials, this is baltimore, a tv station, wmar tv says there's a potentially armed suspect here. we're going to monitor this situation and bring you details awe we get them. stay with us, ahead on the program, donald, i'm not a racist sterling insists his best friends have those aids and should be afraid of themselves. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value plans. our best value plans ever for business. [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay -- you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car and we give you the money to buy o

he spent five hours barricaded inside wmar-tv yesterday watching news coverage of the incident beforested. investigators say he was incoherent. 50 people were evacuated, no one was hurt. >>> search crews will have to wait until next week to recover the body of 57-year-old robert cormier of new jersey who fell 1,000 feet on mount hood. the weather sun stable. the threat of an avalanche is prompting the crews to delay the search for the man. >>> an underwater explorerrer believes he found christopher columbus a long lost ship near haiti. looks like a pool of rocks as you can see in this video but the explorer says this is actually the wreckage of the santa maria lost in a storm in 1492. that long tube right there, that's a smoking gun so to speak. the explorerrer says it matches the cannon -- the explorer says it matches the canyon columbus had on his ship. >> columbus described in his die "diario" the cannon. so literally a smoking gun. >> the shipwreck was found in 10 feet of water. a lot of experts are skeptical. the next step will be a full excavation of the site. >> been there a lo

a man rammed a truck into the lobby of wmar and plowed into the entrance over and over forcing employees whole wall the whole glasses was going through. and then i see the beginning of the truck and then our news director says everybody out! and we just high tailed it. i don't know how in the world we got away with nobody getting hurt. i really don't because that lobby's packed all the time. >> the man barricaded himself inside. watching tv news coverage of the standoff. five hours later officers captured him without more violence. police believe that the suspect has mental health issues because he claimed to be god. no one was hurt. very scary situation. >>> it is now 8:08. ahead on "cbs this morning," the 8-year-old who called 911 when her mom went into labor. the little girl talks about helping her baby bro >>> he survived minefields and made it through swamps by traveling the world by motorcycle for almost two years. alex chacon is in our toy oeota greenroom. he'll show us how he created the incredible images. the real selfie man ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ i'd love to take a phot

inside this tv station, getting reports from the news director and from the executive producer at wmarthere, all of their people, all of their colleagues are evacuated, are accounted for. so no injuries, at least reportedly at this point. but according to some of those employees, and you see the s.w.a.t. members and authorities walking in, trying to figure out what is going on, according to these reports this individual, after he smashed through the front of the station, he was yelling things like, i am god. we're working on that story. also trying to stay in touch with the employees to figure out what is going on and why. so stay with me on that one. >>> also breaking right now, a ground stop, still under way for chicago's two big airports, because of an incident involving smoke. rene marsh, let me go to you in washington, d.c. what do we know at this point? >> we can tell you we've been watching the cancellations and delays, brooke. an hour ago, when we spoke, we see the number of cancellation and delays just increase. right now, close to 500 cancellations and delays for flights depa