a sergeant with a shotgun. next is a photograph of the suspect's vehicle which is 2007 gray toyota corolla. next is a photo of the firearm used by the suspect. you see in the lower left-hand corner the double drum magazines would have a capacity of up to 100 rounds. on the lower right-hand corner, that farm is identified. the officers involved in this -- in the active shooting in this event include sergeant william knight who came on 1997 and a 20-year veteran. remaining officers have been on roughly about three years. jeremy campbell, vinten carter, officer ryan nable, and officer david. we've had extraordinary assistance from many, many different agencies, the montgomery county sheriff's office, ohio state patrol, the federal bureau of investigation represented here with us on stage, alcohol, tobacco and firearms also represented with us here on stage, dayton police department, five rivers metro force, riverside police department, montgomery county coroner's office, montgomery county prosecutors office, box 2

washington recovered his dress sword and his shotgun. but, his belgian bird gun disappeared. terrence byrne, marilyn slaveholder who was a hostage during the raid, testified that the calling piece was carried by one of the . charles cephas, recently found a gun that matches its description in his great grandfather's attic. that's where all the stuff is, right? the belgian gun had a brass plate with an engraved initial w. and get this. it was found beside 218 58 model harpers ferry rifles. >> by tracing the story of these weapons, historian, hannah gifford, had uncovered a complex web of black involvement in the raid. osborne anderson hoped that this network would spread race were. instead, it helped him escape to canada, along the underground railroad. >> when marines dragged john brown unconscious from the end gentian house, tenant jeb stuart stole his we night. and it was displayed with a beautiful tortoiseshell handle. stewart alone could confirm brown's identity, because as i said at the outset, he was there in 1856 when colonel sumner rode into brown's camp and released

police are investigating after a shotgun was fired and a man sustained machete wounds in birmingham.ruly outrageous'. the incident — which police believe was a targetted attack — took place only four miles from where a 20—year—old man was shot dead on thursday evening. lindsay doyle reports. a second night of violence on the streets of birmingham. it began with a car chase involving a vw golf in a dark blue bmw which crashed into a wall. the two occupants targeted with a shotgun and a machete by masked man, not far from the busy rock road. a car with a couple of people came in and ran in with machetes and shooting guns with no care or no consequences of their actions. a 22—year—old man is being treated in hospitalfor cuts to his leg. a 23—year—old escaped with a minor graze from a shotgun pellet, he was discharged from hospital, but arrested on suspicion of also possessing a firearm. the police have described this as a truly outrageous incident, coming to an end in a cul—de—sac with children playing. with several shots being fired, local people have spoken of their relief that none o

officers got a call about a man pointing a sawed off shotgun at a woman in the parking lot. .nto the store holding a dark duffle bag. this is a picture of items found in the suspect's duffle bag. officers evacuated the store and later arrested 33-year-old ájames dryden.á ( marty ) an agreement in sacramento could help control rising rent. governor newsom's office says the deal would cap annual rent increases at five percent, plus inflation, with a 10 percent maximum. that's lower than a bill by bay area assemblyman ádavid chiu.á he'd proposed a seven percent - plus inflation - increase. that plan faced resistance from the real estate and construction indusitries. the cap would not apply to apartments built within the last 15 years, and the caps would end in 20-30. still ahead.. a dedication for fallen police officer -- tara o'sullivan. a gym has been named after her... we'll explain why the ceremony involved a plank challenge. lowe's knows more daylight is more time to do your summer projects right. we do summer right, too. with everyday deals on all you need. so, what you wan

>> yes. >> shotgun and assault rifle -- >> i will reconfirm, we have -- shotgun -- [inaudible] >> sothere are two weapons but one of which was used in the assault. [inaudible] >> with sister and her friend. >> well, let me just say that the weapons wound up at that location, they separated at some point later in that evening, so what he did during that time that they were no longer together is a question mark in our investigation and something we will have to determine. [inaudible] >> i think that question was asked and i said we are not going to talk about any evidence at this time. [inaudible] >> i don't have a number for you right now. we were trying to confirm that, we basically do ballistic checks and do cases at the scene and max that with magazine capacities rounds missing and that's a precise comparison, so i don't have a precise number for you at this time. >> and all of the deceased victims were killed by him and not by the other -- >> we don't have any reason to believe that any of the persons deceased were shot by other than the assailant at this time. [inaudible] >> any

gunm, they found a passport, banking documents, five masks, two threatthreaded pipes, a set of a shotgun and a wilderness trai home, they found another gun and ammunition packed in the same bag. why it matters that this could be a terrorist attack and why law enforcement did make that same distinction for other mass shootings. >>> nine days after those gunshots rang out, agents found a list of potential targeting drawn up by the shooter. that was enough for they to help a domestic terrorism ngs. >> due to the target list and otherrmatn wept this investigation, the fbi has opened a full terrorism investigation into this shooting. >> opening a terrorism case arms law enforcement with the legal power to issue subpoenas and search warrants in order to dig deep sbeer possible leagues. who, if anyone, may have been in contact with regarding these ideologies. who, if anyone, helped him or had advanced knowledge, and why he committed this specific act of violence. >> the suspect must have an side logical motivation toward violence. and a federal crime needs to have been committed. the intern mas

washington recovered his dress sword and shotgun but his belgium bird gun disappeared. a gun was found that matches the description in his great grandfather's attic. that's where all this stuff is. the belgium gun has a brass plate with an engraved initial w. it was found beside two 1858 model harpers ferry rifles. by tracing the story of these weapons, his story has uncovered a complex web of black involvement in the raid. osborne anderson hoped this network would spread a race war. instead it helped him to escape to canada along the underground railroad. stewart, alone, could confirm brown's identity because as i said at the outset he was there in 1856 when colonel sumner released the men. he suggested that brown was, he said, a man so infamous for his robberies and murders that if the people here knew, he would not be permitted to live five minutes. struther was more interested in sketching than lynching john brown. when staurt ordered someone to clean brown's wound, he remarked if there's in manhood in you and you are not a set of old women, you should immediately h

washington recovered his dress sword and his shotgun, but his belgian bird gun disappeared. terence byrne, a maryland slave holder, a hostage during the raid, testified that the fowling piece was carried by one of the negros. charles cefhus recently found a gun in his great grandfather's attic. the belgian gun has a brass plate with engraved initial w. get this it was found beside two 1858 model harpers ferry rifles. by tracing the story of the weapons historian hannah geffert has uncovered a complex web. black involvement in the raid. ohs borne anderson hoped this network would spread a race war. instead it helped him escape to canada along the underground railroad. when marines dragged john brown uncarb from the engine house. lieutenant jeb stewart stole his bowie knife, an english blade with a beautiful tortoise shell handle. stuart alone could confirm brown's identity, because i said at the out set he was there in 1856 when colonel sumner rode into brown's camp and released henry clay pate and his men. stuart hated john brown and wanted harpers ferry citizens to kill him

sergeant with a shotgun. next is a photographs of the suspect's vehicle which is a 2007 gray toyota corolla. next is a photo of the firearm used by the suspect. you see in the lower left-hand corner those double drum magazines which have a capacity of up to 100 rounds. and then the lower right-hand corner, that firearm is identified. the officers involved in this act of shooting in this event include sergeant william knight. chad knight who came on in 1997. more than 20-year veteran. remaining officers have been on roughly about three years. they include officer brian lorfus, jeremy campbell, vincent carter and david dellinger. we've had extraordinary assistance from many, many different agencies. the montgomery county sheriff's office, ohio state patrol, the federal bureau of investigation, representative with us here on stage, alcohol tobacco firearm, also federal partners joining us on stage. sinclair police department, university of dayton police department, five rivers metropark. kettering police departm

about a man pointing a short- barreled shotgun at a woman.lice approached the woman near the parking lot of the home depot -- the suspect ran away into the store ... holding a dark duffle bag. this is a picture of items found in the suspect's duffle bag. officers started evacuating customers... and later arrested 33-year-old ájames dryden.á (pam) a los angeles police officer is making sure -- his fallen brothers and sisters are never forgotten. andrew gonzalez biked nearly 300- miles from los angeles to newman this week -- to honor an officer who died in the line of duty in december. (catherine) kristi gross was in newman today -- as officer gonzales crossed the finish line. (pam) millions of americans are hitting the road tonight to celebrate the last holiday of summer. what you need to know before you head out.... plus, a getaway forecast -- ahead. (catherine) also....a fitting tribute to fallen sacramento police officer -- tara o'sullivan. the dedication aimed at making sure every one of these young officers knows about her sacrifice. (pam

host: i did not know ernest of suicideied alone by shotgun but he was only 61 when he killed himself. guest: he lived with oppression and had been hospitalized at the mayo clinic just a few months before he shot himself. he had been dealing with this for a long time. misconceptions about suicide is it is the cowards' way out. for a lot of people commit suicide, it is just to end the pain. i think someone like ernest hemingway just reached his limit and could not take the pain anymore. host: was his age typical of what we are seeing in male suicides today? atst: i was looking mostly 45-65 and he totally falls into that range, the area where depending on where you are in your life, your kids may be grown-up or your career might have stagnated. this nowyou do reach what? stage in your life. can get through that the rest of your life is much happier. host: without giving away the full story of your reporting, you said you are 52, you write about yourself and your struggles in this piece, how are things going today? guest: i am doing good. i have a five-year-old and anytime i find myself i

betts may have had as many as 250 rounds of ammunition plus a shotgun in his car. >> to have that level of weaponry in a civilian environment, unregulated, the problematic. >> reporter: caitlin mougey was back on the street this afternoon where yesterday morning she ran for her life. >> i just think that this is really sad, and things are not getting done to fix it. >> reporter: the nine people killed here included mothers, fathers, sons and daughters. the oldest 57. the youngest 22. that was megan betts, the shooter's sister. >> it seems to just defy believability that he would shoot his own sister. >> reporter: especially because megan, connor, and a mutual friend had all arrived at fifth street together that night in a family car only to separate some time before the rampage. the police chief says race does not appear to have been a factor in this incident. nor does he see a connection between the hit list or rape list compiled by betts years ago in high school with what he actually did here early yesterday. norah? >> o'donnell: all right. dean reynolds, thank you. now to the white h

>> the shotgun and the -- i'm not sure of the ammunition yet. we don't know that yet. >> is his family -- [ inaudible question ] >> we can't talk about who we're talking with but we have multiple interviews with many people in the area. >> are they surprised? >> i don't have that information. >> can you tell us what is next, after releasing christmas hill park does that mean the community could go back in there and what are the next steps for the fbi, how many agents will remain in the area. >> we're committed here until the job is done. we are going to release that back and we have turned it over, our evidence collection as i said is complete however we are still working with victim sees vendors to get the rest of their belongings out of the park. we anticipate that to take another day. but there is no m our evidence response teams have pivoted and have been reassigned to other investigative priorities in the united states. >> how many is the likelihood that you will come up with no motive? >> that is always a possibility. this is in some cases

handguns are band. >> reporter: rifles and pump action shotguns had also been banned.egal ownership carries a minimum five-year jail term. gun-related crime is lower than ten years ago although fatal stabbings are rocketing. other wealthy societies, though, are less violent and the u.s. japan has one of the lowest murder rates in the world. 0.3 per 100,000 and very complex gun controls. only shotguns and rifles are allowed and you have to pass a mental and drug test, a written exam and an all day class where you have to get 95% at target practice. police check for extremist links and can search for weapons easily. travelers were warned by the foreign ministry to be aware of violent instance in what it called the u.s.'s gun society. more control doesn't necessarily impact the murder race. what about serbia? once racked by a civil war it has the highest level gun ownership globally after war torn yemen and the u.s. that's just under 40 per 100 citizens. the u.s. has 120. but its murder race is 1.39 per 100,000 in 2016, 123 deaths in total. a quarter of the u.s. rate of 5

do you still have two shotguns? >> i do. the only time i used them when my son was alive skeet shooting. they are locked up. every person that has a weapon should be required to have them under lock and key. they should be responsible. if you left your keys in an automobile in the street and a 15-year-old kid gets in it and gets in an accident, you can be held responsible. >> you're not for a federal license for firearms, which some of your democratic to phone innocen -- opponents are. >> we have to act now to make sure we do the things within our power. let's get these things off the street now. being able to be sold. let's move now to deal with thorough background checks. let's move now and the difference is when the president asked me to put together -- the former president asked me to put together background checks and exec i've the orders. >> in the wake of sandy hook. >> sandy hook, i was able to do that. the problem was that we ended up in a situation where those executive orders even the ones that got passed that wer

i got shotgun. i got shotgun. no, no, no don't start. i got shotgun. you ready? yeah i'm ready.cutive producer of the new hbo series "a black lady sketch show", which premieres this friday at 11:00 p.m. please welcome issa rae. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back >> thank you >> jimmy: welcome back i'm so happy to have you back. >> i'm so happy to be back with this live crowd. hey, y'all what up, quest >> jimmy: are you enjoying your summer are you having fun are you -- >> i'm having a great summer, actually >> jimmy: you are? >> yes >> jimmy: are you doing another -- did you do a yacht party yet >> the yacht party is actually this weekend >> jimmy: oh, really >> yeah, we're doing - i do a yacht party every year. that came about because i tweeted one day. i was like, "oh, i just want to do yacht ish with my friends i want to be able to call them and be like, 'you all wanna yacht?'" and then one year -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's just something -- just a random thing you want hey -- >> exactly, i wanted to use yacht as a verb. >> jimmy: yeah, "you guys wanna yacht t

-- seven round 12 gauge shotgun that he acquired days before. every time i turn on the news and i hear about a mass shooting or shooting in general, i cry, because i know the pain and that pain never goes away. it is a pain that does not go away. and that is why i support the gun prevention measures. just common sense gun prevention measures. you have heard about sylvia and you know part of our story. at what point are you outraged, senate leader mcconnell? when will you be moved beyond following such a toxic decision to remain silent on legislation passed by the house in february? when will you invigorate a courageous move and bring hr-8 to the floor? when will that take place? we must stand for those who have gone on before us and for those who are here now, because unfortunately, we are all subject to mass shootings. to senate leader mcconnell, you are overdue. it is time to lead the senate to pass hr-8. thank you. mr. hoyer: i want to thank all of the speakers and my colleague, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee. eliot engel. he d

a regular shotgun will protect your home. and you could hunt any animal with a shotgun. you would have to be pretty close to an animal do what you want to do with a shotgun. host: let's go to al from indiana. good morning, al. caller: yes. i think this is going to continue to go on and i would recommend a seven minutes investments in watching a documentary that's on youtube. you can see it it's called "a night at the garden." and it's kind of a deja vu with what's going on now. it's from 1939. and it's only seven minutes long and it kind of will show what's happening right now in america this trump-putin era with these authority earn yaren -- authoritarian figures. it's like white male privileges on trial. and it's failing miserably. got these wealthy white elite people leading these poorer white blue collar workers and high school educated guys down this path of fascism and as you can see by these shootings and on the internet, the this volatile language which trump buys into and uses liberally every time he has a meeting. they see that the demographics are changing in

only shotguns and rifles are allowed.u have to pass a personal and drug test, a written exam and get 95% of target practice. police check relatives for extremist links and can search for weapons easily. japanese traveling to the u.s. were warned to be aware of violent instance in the gun society. that doesn't necessarily impact the murder rate. what about serbia. once racked by the civil war, it has the highest leadership globally after yemen and the u.s. that's just under 40 per 100 citizens. the u.s. has 120. but its murder rate was 1.39 in 2016. 123 deaths in total, a quarter of the u.s. rate of 5.35. tests must be passed every five years for a license. there's a background check and se semiautomatic weapons are banned. there's illegal weapons in serbia, too. the experience is less guns in society mean less violent deaths. where gun ownership is common, new nations match the everyday violence of the united states. some americans may feel a sense of revulsion toward those who take away their guns. in much of the rest of

. >> i have five shotguns. >> but notes, he is limited to three shells. >> if i want to go out in el paso and hunt people -- >> if other cities to follow, he welcomes it, and the conversation it brings. >> i feel good about it and comfortable about it. there will be some criticism, okay. it just feels like the right thing to do.>> he will take his shot at the next month the city council meeting asking his colleagues if you want to keep the flex lowered or go back to normal. by then, he hopes congress will have acted. >> deborah, thank you. a reminder coming up at 10:30, we will have an in-depth look at gun laws, mental health and what lawmakers are doing to prevent more our special report, guns in america, coming up at 10:30. a >>> now for a shakeup in the field of democratic presidential candidates. shows joe biden in the lead.>> the poll has opal also helped that their candidate. >> well, the headlines here, warren taking a lead over sanders in iowa for the progressive vote, and one candidate who many people did not know has won a spot in the top tier for the next debate. >> diehar

a shotgun and a nine millimeter semiautomatic.e had been watching videos of other mass killings such as the one that took place in charleston, south carolina. apparently to learn what the mistakes were, at least the ones he believed were made in carrying out those attacks. now he's also reportedly told police as far as a motivation he said he was not going to be an outcast any longer. he also said that he had been rushing for a fraternity there and depending on how that turned out, in other words if his roommate got accepted but he was not, that might have been a potential triggering point that could launch this allege attack. and we also know now that he's being held without bond. he's been expelled from the university. and there is likely to be some sort of psychological profile. this was discovered because of another student that saw the weapons and realize there was something terribly wrong. authorities moved in on tuesday. they found the weapons and the ammunition in his dorm room. >> wow. just goes to show if you see somethi

meanwhile, in another part of the library there was a second girl, val, who dylan shot with a shotgun, and she was hit with a lot of the blast. she had pellets up and down her body. she was bleeding, crawling away. dylan came across her and started taunting her. asked her if she believed in god, she said yes. actually had an exchange. he didn't care who lived or died, he just let her go. so she lived to tell. and she's fine which is also an uplifting story, actually, a girl that's asked if she believes in god professes her faith and lives. but there was another boy under one of the tables who overheard this, didn't know either of them, and somehow mistakenly thought that it was kathy who had said it. he started telling people, completely honester mistake. the story spread, the worth went, and we reporters never really did our job of checking in and asking grieving victims, how do you know it was kathy? how well did you know her? do you recognize her voice? those kinds of tough questions. we ran with the story and allowed it to become one of the biggest myths of columbine. >> host: spe

the car, get the proper credentials. >> reporter: christopher was buying handgun ammunition, not shotgunthe rules are the same. he was lucky having registered a gun within the last five years, he's on the state's preapproved list. the background check was $1 and a five-minute wait. they approved proposition 63. backers hope it would cut down on mass shootings like the one at the gilroy garlic denying sales to flooelons and meantally ill. they are rejected if they move to a different address on the id. >> if their address is not correct, it will deny it. >> reporter: if you haven't bought ammo before today and are not on the preapproved list, there is always next year. >> all right. no matter what your plans for the weekend, it will be pretty nice around the bay area. >> if you like this. let's bring on a few more days. checking in with spencer christian. >> a long holiday weekend don't always deliver the kind of weather pattern that's most popular. this one will. here is a look at live doppler 7. just a tad bit of fog forming on the coastline. it's breezy in some spots now 21 mile per ho

last weekend when he reportedly purchased two firearms, a 9 millimeter handgun and a double barrel shotguncarolina. authorities are still trying to determine whether he purchased the weapons legally. and he had also been studying videos of mass murders and mass killing attacks, including charleston, south carolina, to name just one. apparently he was doing that to sort of learn what to do and what not to do. authorities say that as far as motivation, there are a number of things apparently he told police that were going on at least in his head. he said he was not going to be an outcast any longer. although, that he had been rushing for a fraternity on campus and apparently said that if his roommate made it but he was somehow denied, he was going to kill his roommate possibly himself and that might have been the kind of triggering event for this kind of mass murder attack. authorities say he is being held without bond and he's been expelled from the school. and one other interesting note is that the whole reason he said he moved to north carolina to go to school was the fact that he felt it

an anonymous source said that this is why people bring shotguns to work after getting fired. police say the fired employee, who made the alleged threat worked out of the dublin office. and the redfin vice president of communications sent a statement saying, that a redfin contractor made concerning comments over the phone and we took swift action and work closely with our law enforcement to ensure our bay area employees were safe. out of caution, we closed four bay area offices. had they will not describe who the former employee is and refuse to communicate the threat to the extended workforce. this is another example of the poor corporate practices, putting dollars on over the health and safety of their workforce. it's frightening. >>> while, three east a bay offices repla -- remain closed, thursday employees leaving the office said they were aware of the threat. >> i'm not too frightened, people get upset all the time. >> jason is a redfin software engineer, because of the incident, there was a securitier guard on his floor and with counselors. >> i feel safe, i think with t

. >> i have maybe five shotguns. >> reporter: he hunts but notes shooting foul, he is limited to three shells. >> fi want to go out this el paso and hunt people, i can have 100 cartages. >> reporter: he welcomes the conversation. the mayor will take this up at next month's council meeting asking colleagues if they want to continue with lowered flags or go back to normal and by then hopes congress will be taking action. debora villalon, ktvu fox2 news. >>> the famous bay area pilot sully sullenberger made an appearance at sfo, the airline legs he is backing. >>> historic school building is about to re-open to students for the first time this more than 40 years. still ahead, the $60 million makeover that made it possible. >>> good morning. we see traffic is doing pretty well on interstate 880. traffic is looking good. we will tell you more coming up. >>> on a friday in august, it's not very often we say let's look at the radar. it's interesting. we will look at that and see if there is anything in store for the weekend weather. >>> a plea hearing for an un documented immigrant who woke i

a shotgun? >> obviously it was a gun. at this point i'm really not sure. >> how did the incident begin? >> again, it started with the trafficker stop, the attempted traffic stop. >> are there precautions for the general public? >> i would tell people to still be cautious, still try to stay in this residents if at all possible. we believe we have the threat contained, but you can't be 100% positive that's the case. >> any motives? >> no. i can't tell you of a motive at this point. >> do you know what the traffic top stop was for? >> i do not. >> do you know what happened to the postal employee whose truck was hijacked? >> at this point i don't know. i would assume he's part of the victim list, but i'm not sure of his status. >> i saw esd bus going down. are you using the school transportation to help the victims or patients or anything like that? >> not to my knowledge, no. okay. thank you, guys. we have to get back to work. we will update you periodically, okay? >> i just want to make sure -- >> you heard there a very dif

chief says his department seized several full-time firearms including a rifle, shotgun and handgun. several agencies were involved in the operation. led by the burglary prevention unit. >> all right. thank you. new developments in a fatal hit and run accident in san jose. it happened yesterday. story road and south jackson avenue. we're live from the intersection with the story. >> good evening. you can see flou flowers and candles have been placed here. i spoke with police they say the search for the suspect is still continuing. >> the sisters of the victim came out this morning to pay respects. at the intersection where their brother was killed. the family wouldn't comment on camera. but said their brother was originally from mexico. police say on thursday afternoon, a driver of a gold chevy hit a chevy. and hit him in the crosswalk. with his bicycle. the driver took off running. >> my mom started crying. maybe it's a customer. i know many i customers. i feel so sad. >> this gas station employee who didn't want to be identified, heard the crash. she says drivers running red lights

a shotgun left stashed in his car.s carrying these. 100-round capacity magazines. and fired at least 41 times. >> to have that level of weaponry in a civilian environment unregulated is problematic. >> reporter: police say all of this was purchased legally and there's nothing in the shooter's available record that would have prevented him from buying a gun. this latest mass shooting renewing calls for action. ohio governor mike dewine drowned out during a candlelight vigil on sunday by calls to do something. >> do something! do something! >> reporter: as shooting deaths for this year alone slide into the hundreds, nearly every bill aimed at stopping mass shootings has stalled in the senate. so today's grim reality forcing more and more americans in a position to have to act. even as lawmakers have not. >> why >> that's what people say. run, run. i said no, i'm running to them. i'm helping. i heard people hollering for help. i don't know. i'm not the type to ran away. i ran to the situation. >> reporter: for "nightline"

, but that campus security guards foiled the plot when they confiscated this handgun and 12-gauge shotgun from his dorm room prosecutorsa school, confessing his timeline to kill people had bpl court he enrolled in school there because it was easier to buy weapons. steber faces charges for having weapons on campus and communicating a threat of mass violence university officials say they discovered the alleged plot when other students alerted security. kate >> steve patterson, thank you. >>> up next tonight, the new threat from north korea. growing concerns kim jong-un could be building a submarine, capable of firing nuclear missiles andrea mitchell has the new photo evidence >> reporter: new satellite images from north korea suggesting what could be a new major nuclear threat from the regime kim jong-un's first submarine able to fire ballistic missiles according to two national security experts no test appears imminent, but it appears to confirm kim's claim last month when he inspected a w nuclear tip missileaurine woy hard to track, very hard to target, very hard to preemptively stop.desp

opening the suspects car doors and the trunk on monday, there were no booby-traps but they did find a shotgun inside. it was parked near the corner of you this park and laurel drive. investigators say he entered the wooded area at some point on foot and made his way to the fence of the northwest corner of the festival, that it three quarters of a mile away. fbi agents from all over the country have converged to help conduct a methodical sweep of the creek, no avast crime scene. they have found a bag of ammo, among other things, after reviewing the cutie camera footage, not much evidence of a second person or accomplice. >> right now we have low probability that anybody else is involved. >> the gun man made social media postings referencing not determined a motive.>> there are reports out there that there has been information found, but we are not in a position at this stage of this investigation to make a call on ideology.>> meanwhile festival vendors are left behind thousands of dollars worth of goods could soon be getting relief. late this afternoon authorities announced vendors will be all

for help came after two o >> he's armed with at least a couple hand guns, an ak-style rifle, and a shotgun >> reporter: with the suspect engaging police in a dangerous arms stand off, the wounded officers were rushed to trauma centers. the shooting is just the latest duty in philadelphia, six were wounded by a suspect with a lengthy criminal history in a bloody stand off that lasted nearly eight hours in southern california, a highway patrol officer was killed after a motorist opened fire on a busy road with a semiautomatic rifle. across the country this year at least 30 officers have been killed by gunfire. >> it's disgusting and we've got to do something about it we need to do something about it quickly. >> reporter: tonight the real life danger officers face every day after a deadly week behind the badge. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> here in new york a bomb scare caused a big disruption during rush hour tonight police are urgently searching for a man seen on surveillance video who they believe left the suspicious devices. nbc's cathy park has the late details. >> reporter: manhattan o

. >> the guns consisted of a shotgun, two long guns -- >> reporter: the fbi says that it remains concernedhat this weekend's attacks could inspire domestic extremists to carry out more acts of violence. jeff pegues, cbs news, new york. >>> stock markets in asia saw more losses this morning following big drops on wall street amid an escalating trade war between the u.s. and china. yesterday the dow closed down 767 points. and the s&p 500 lost 87 points. the nasdaq dropped 278 points. last week, president trump announced tariffs on $300 billion of chinese imports. china responded by allowing its currency to drop to tan 11-year low. it suspended purchase of u.s. farm products. the u.s. treasury has officially named china a currency manipulator. >>> a british airways flight was forced to make an emergency landing after the cabin filled with smoke. yesterday's flight was headed to valencia, spain, from london's heathrow. the plane was approaching valgensia when passengers noticed the smoke. the pilots immediately landed. on the runway, passengers evacuated. three passengers were treated for smo

when i got my first shotgun, i sure as hell had to take a hunter safety course, so i'm not saying youbut i do want to point out that throughout history, when the government has imposed stringent conditions upon the mere ownership of firearms, having nothing to do with safety or violence or threats. that has often ended in disaster. so gun ownership by itself should not be the focus here. >> but no one is talking about guns in general, they're talking about these particular kinds of weapons, these high-powered weapons that can fire so many bullets with those magazines. they're not talking about revolvers, they're not talking about handguns -- >> you said another magic word, which is magazine. one of these two fellows who did the shooting over the weekend was walking around downtown with a magazine holding 100 rounds. no, that's not a god-given right. but going after just pure rifle or shotgun by iftself, even if it's a five-shot semiautomatic, the ar-15 is a standard u.s. military rifle. people do use five-shot rifles in hunting. that does not shock my conscience as a weapon. if you ma

we do know the shotgun was recovered in the trunk. but exactly how they were transported to t transported to the scene has not been clarified. >> the condition of the companion. >> still being treated in the hospital. >> what ailments? >> he received a gunshot wound to the lower torso. >> chief, you said something about 36 hours -- >> less than. >> how close are you at this point in your mind to establishing a motive? >> not close enough. not close enough at all. we have a lot of evidence still to go through. just based on where we're at now we are not seeing any indication of race being a motive. but we are not through all the evidence and so until we're through all the evidence we cannot rule that out but i'm saying we're not seeing any at this time that suggests race is a motive. >> going through last night and seeing all those people i can't imagine the stress you're under and the pain you feel for this community. can you talk about your heart and what you've seen over the last few hours? >> i think, you know, i've spoken a lot ab

we do know the shotgun was recovered in the trunk. but exactly how they were transported to the scene has not been clarified. >> reporter: what is the condition of the excome pan yen? >> i believe he's still being treated in the hospital. he received a gunshot wound to the lower torso. >> reporter: you said it's only been 36 hours. >> less than. >> reporter: how close are you in your mind at this point to establishing a motive? >> not close enough. not close enough at all. we have a lot of evidence still to go through. just based on where we're at now, we are not seeing any indication of race being a motive, but we are not through all the evidence. and so until we're through all the evidence we cannot rule that out. but i'm saying we're not seeing anything at this time that suggests race is a motive. >> reporter: obviously this is your community. if you could, i mean going to that vigil last night, seeing all these people, i can't imagine the stress that you're under and the pain you feel for this community. can you talk a little bit

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foiled the alleged plot when they confiscated this 9-millimeter semi automatic handgun and 12-gauge shotgun along with ammunition from his dorm room. prosecutors say steber, a boston native, planned to shoot up the school, confessing his timeline to kill people had been planned since december and that he had studied other mass shootings. >> he definitely had a plan, had been researching >> reporter: the district attorney told the court steber enrolled in school in north carolina because it was easier to buy weapons state law prohibits having weapons on campus grounds. steber faces charges for having weapons on campus and communicating a threat of mass violence university officials say they discovered the alleged plot when other students alerted security. kate >> steve patterson, thank you. >>> up next tonight, the new threat from north korea. growing concerns kim jong-un could be building a submarine, capable of firing nuclear missiles nbc's andrea mitchell has the new photo evidence >> reporter: new satellite images from north korea suggesting what could be a new major nuclear threat from

. >> reporter: investigators say they found a shotgun inside of the gunman's car. the park will be closed for the next few weeks. gilroy police say they hope the garlic festival will come back next year, stronger than ever. in gilroy, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> kqed is reporting that the fbi will subpoena facebook to find out more about the garlic festival shooters online profile. in the meantime, the fbi said he had a list of targets that went beyond the garlic festival. they did include churches and government buildings. as a result, they have opened up a domestic terror investigation. agents searched santino william legan's computer and online accounts. the fbi says the evidence suggests he was experimenting with different hate groups. >> they try to put together and connected the dots of any type of associations of the people or hitless that they may have with the individual. the shooter's family is expressing how horrified they are by the tragedy, saying, we have never and would never condone the hateful thoughts or ideologies that led to this event. it is impo

there were no booby-traps, but they did find a shotgun. it was parked near the corner of you west park and laurel drives. they say he entered the wooded area and made his way to the fence in the northwest corner of the festival, about three quarters of a mile away. fbi agents from all of the country have converged to do a methodical sweep of the creek, not a fast crime scene. they found a bag of ammo, among other things and after reviewing security camera finish, not was evidence of a second person or an accomplice. >> >> reporter: the gunman made social media postings referencing white nationalism and have seized a number of books and computer hardware. they want to reiterate that they have not yet determined a motive >> there are reports out there there has been information found in books referenced. we are not in a position, at this stage of the investigation, to make a call. >> reporter: they came down to see the festival grounds for the first time today. when the shooting began, they pulled people into the booth and out of view of the

a set of california license plates registered to his mother, a shotgun was also found inside the car, as well as a tend ant wilderness training manual. after searching the home in gilroy where he lived with his father, police found a semi-automatic rifle and ammunition packed in the same bag. it was nearly two weeks ago of course when the gunman killed three people and injured at least 16 others at the festival. once police arrived he took his own life, shooting himself in the hid. but today ra la law enforcement official tells us the items found tells us he may have thought he could have escaped in his car, and also found was trail mix and an open bottle of jack daniels. >>> one of the three people killed at the gilroy festival was laid to rest today. pa p p pall bearers were dressed in the jersey of his favorite time. >> i think of his fun nature and the way he wa with people. >> what do you think trevor would have said if he saw everyone today. >> he would have said why you cryin'? let's go hang out. let's do something fun. >> he graduated from college in 2017 where he majored in b

it was late at night last august 20th the boys called police to report a vicious shotgun killing. >>entences without the possibility of parole. >>> in today's top stories, the u.s. supreme court is being asked to decide whether to take up a case that challenges a new hampshire city's ban on women being topless in public. three women, who were convicted of public nudity, say it violates the constitution by treating men and women differently. they say it's discriminatory because men can appear in public without shirts the high court is expected to decide in october whether it will hear the case >>> a former employee of robert de niro is being accused of watching too much netflix. the lawsuit accuses her of charges hundreds of thousands of personal expenses on a company card and binge watching tv shows on company time. they say the employee watched 55 episodes of "friends" over a four-day period. >> it is a good show >>> texas is the latest state to be the target of ransom ware awacs. that's when software is used to lock up systems until a ransom is paid. in june, a city in florida paid

i saw the guy run in there with a long, black -- i don't know what kind of shotgun it was. >> police have not discussed a motive or said who the gunman was shooting at. >>> federal authorities arrested a man who admitted to buying body armor, ar-15 parts and a 100 round magazine for the dayton shooting. 24-year-old ethan kollie, a longtime friend of the gunman, told federal authorities he bought the items in and kept them in his apartment to help hide them from the shooter's parents. >> there is no evidence and no allegation in this criminal complaint that kollie intentionally participated in the planning of betts' august 4th shooting. >> authorities say there is no evidence that kollie knew about the gunman's plan. he's accused of making false statements and faces up to 15 years in prison. >>> a severe weather system that hammered thehe midwest is on th move this morning headed east. forecasters say more than 30 million people acrosk r tornado winds, and flash flooding. yesterday parts of illinois saw torrential rain which flooded roadways. several cars were stranded in high water.

they found a shotgun inside his car, as well as an extra bag of ammo he left behind. in gilroy, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> san mateo county sheriff's deputies held with active shooting training. that is lent to keep themselves safe if the worst does happen to some students were drafted to play wooded victims, while deputies went from room to room. meantime, if you want to have the victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting, we put more information on our website, kpix.com. >>> we could have a verdict as early as tomorrow morning in the ghost ship warehouse trail. the case is in the hands of the jury tonight. the victim's families gathered outside the courthouse today. grieving with photos of their loved ones in hand. in sight, the jury began deliberations after 2 1/2 days of closing arguments and while the trial is over, technically these families say it does not end their pain. >> people, that is one year per person. it is nothing. it just tears us apart. i know that us 36 families have been so close under the circumstances. >> the defendant derick almena and max