this is not downtown annapolis. it's not far from the annapolis mall. annapolis is the capital of maryland. hence the name of the newspaper, the capital gazette. jim cavanaugh is with me. jim, you mentioned "charlie hebdo." it's only interesting insofar as the fact that this is a newspaper, this is a media organization. that gives police perhaps something else to work on in terms of who is targeting it or whether there are any motivations. they are going to look for threats to this organization, whether anybody has had a beef with them? >> absolutely. whether it is a personal vendetta, revenge. it could be a workplace scenario. you know, it could be former employees. it can be someone who was aggrieved by the publication. you even have -- in the news recently provok tours calling to murder journalists. journalists are always under threat especially when they are trying to report on the truth on exacerbated things in society. and journalists are killed all over the world for their reporting. it's not unusual that journalists would be attacked. but it doe

the annapolis gazette is a local paper for annapolis, for the region. there is lot of pride in the community in this paper. it's tragic happening anywhere. i know peep that work there. i'm extremely concerned. we know five people lost their lives. we know others are at risk that are seriously injured. the shooter is in custody. the police interrupted the shooter, as we understand. he was apprehended. he has not been hurt, the shooter. so hopefully we will get more information. we don't know the motive. he used a shotgun. he blasted his way into the office. this is just tragic. under any circumstances. and obviously we are extremely concerned about those who are critically injured and hope we can finds out more information just why this happened. >> i was speaking with congressman anthony brown a little bit earlier. he cautions until we know what the situation is we have to be careful not to speculate too much and not too move too far ahead. but senator, americans regardless of what the motive is, the motive is always a little bit different. the fact tha

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 goi

this not an old paper in annapolis in maryland. it is one of the very oldest newspapers in the unitstates. we can take that photo, i can tell you a little bit about this. the original paper that was founded tracing back to the early binning of the annapolis gazette goes all they wa back to 1727. it'sne of theldest newspapers in the united states of arica. it was merged with another paperalled the evening gazette. that des its origins back to the early 1800s. these are news organizations that basically span the entire history u ofnited states. as you know, the maryland statehouse is one of the oldest in this nation andas since it established,hi t news organization has covered eachnd every single day of it and the surrounding area of not only annapolis, not only anne arrundel county, but as you know, there are other entities there that is of national imptance includi the united states naval academy which is located not very far from this scene that we have been watching here today. now, the gazetteas had a long history of different a

from annapolis, maryland. i turn it over to wolf blitzer now on this breaking news. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." a shooting in an ap unapolis, maryland. five people killed and that the shooter is in custody. cnn's brian todd on the scene for us there in annapolis. brian, first of all, update the viewers on the

i love about 15 minutes away from annapolis. i'm very familiar with that area. >> neil: is it a safe area? it's a big navy town as well. what can you tell us? >> annapolis is the capitol of maryland the naval academy is there. it's a quiet, peaceful town, this is some kind of disruption that certainly would be unexpect ed in this town of annapolis. the newspaper sits close to the mall area there. they appear to have a person in custody from all the indications. the big question is, what was the motive? why did this person believe that they had to go into this specific location and possibly shoot and injure people? when you hear the word "casualties", that doesn't mean that someone is dead. i want to operate under an abundance of caution because we don't know but so much at this stage. >> neil: when the officer was referring to no mass major casualties, he could have been referring to injuries and/or worse, right? >> absolutely. could be -- or even worse than what we were just told when he represented that there were no major --

chaos in annapolis. >> we just started hearing shots and stuff. >> a gunman openede fir building thatouses the capital gazette newspaper offices. >> there are several peopl who have died fromdehis inci and several others are injured. >> 200 police cars right now. it was crazy. >> right now the suspect killer is in custody as investigators try to figure out what led to the deadly shooting rampage. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their famies. >> our team coverage continues right now. >> ♪ >> and right now five people are dead, several others weregrn opened fire insine a build st gatroad inroad in that building houses the capital gazetha newspaper. employve been tweeting about the gunshots that were fired into their news room. >> weno kone suspect is in custody, no word on why thihapp. we're told though the suspect isn't cooperating with police. this started at 2:34 this afternoon. law enforcement all over local agencies fapitol police and bi are all involved in the investigation. speak is now tacticallywe secured and what that means is our s.w.a.t. team and our qui

this is annapolis, maryland. i have just learned with you that there are multiple fatalities now reported at this location. i must tell you, hardly a day goes by in recent memory that there's not a report of an active shooter somewhere. they come in so often that most like -- most often we spend a lot of time ferreting them out before mentioning them to you. today we hoped that was the case here. instead, we have got word from the sheriff that they have multiple fatalities. ron is on the phone now. are you sheriff bateman? are you with us? >> yes, sir. >> shepard: what happened there? what can you tell us? >> this is very limited. this is a police investigation. we share jurisdiction. i was just informed a little while ago that based on the radio transmissions, several deputy sheriffs went to that address to provide assistance and do what was necessary at the scene. that's when we heard over the radio there were multiple fatalities. one of my deputy sheriff k-9 handlers made an apprehension of a suspect. it's ong

from annapolis, maryland. i turn it over to wolf blitzer now on this breaking news. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." a shooting in an ap unapolis, maryland. five people killed and that the shooter is in custody. cnn's brian todd on the scene for us there in annapolis. brian, first of all, update the viewers on the latest. what are you hearing? >> wolf, we are hearing one shooter in custody. police believe that's the only shooter involved this incident. they have cleared the building from a tactical standpoint behind me, meaning they don't believe there are other shooters and searching. as you mentioned, five fatalities confirmed. could be more confirmed later. multiple people injured. key piece of information coming out is that the shooter is not cooperating, at least did not cooperate initially with law enforcement according to a law enforcement source. the shooter was found apparently with no i.d. on him. according to one source telling cnn the shooting occurred in the newsroom of "capital gazet

covers the state house there in annapolis. what we know, very little, of course, as you mentioned, from the "baltimore sun" which is also owned by -- there's initial information about what has happened here. we know the shooting was reported at an office park with multiple offices. according to "the baltimore sun," the newspaper offices were involved in this particular incident. and there were some very scary messages posted on twitter by an intern from the newspaper who at one point was publishing the address of the office park and calling for help. he later said that people had been wounded at that location. we know very little else at this point. >> right. >> reporter: i think everyone thinks about the climate of threats against journalists in this country. but we have no idea what's unfolded there so far. >> no, but we are now learning that the atf is responding to a shooting incident at this location. this is according to a tweet, the atf just put the tweet out. josh campbell, if you're still with me, what does that tell

all of this unfolded at the offices of "the capital gazette" newspaper in annapolis. the moti still a mystery. as police questioned the suspect and sweeped the buiing, we're getting some firsthand accounts i what happened from a journalist who waide hiding under a desk as those shots rang out. these dramatic images were captured from the air. it's still unfolding as we come on the air. >> a reporter for "the capital gazette" newspaper says it was like a war zone. haring that on twitter all afternoon. he says the gunman opened fire through the glass door of th newsroom striking several employees, then reloading that shotgun or long gun. we have a team of reporters on the scene as we work the to give you the very latest information. >> this is off 888 bestgate road near the annapolis mall. the ramage broke out about 2:30 this afternoon "the capital gazette." police werehere within 60 seconds. >> that made a tremendous difference. if you're just joining us, t here's wherngs stand. five people were killed. several others are being treated at area hpitals for gunshot wound

welc back. 6 o'clockow as we continue to follow the feaking news out o annapolis maryland. >> iwe could take live pictures right now from skyfox so you can take a look at the scene. what we've been dealing with but let's first check in with meliss howell and as we start the 6 o'clock here melissa give usen u and recap of what we know at this moment for people. >> reporter: absolutely. so we are out here, they just wrapped up a news conference, another one expected to take ple at 8:00oiut i'm g to step out so you can see thee. this is what we've learned sohi far. the c told us atple in the hosp, five fatalities. he tells us there are some grave injuries, many witnesses at this time. this incident was a long gun, the suspect is a white adult ma. now, they did tell us there was no gunfire exchanged between the suspect and officials. now, at this time best gate road is closed indefinitely as they continue thatio investn. officials tell us they have mental health clinician who will beorking with police thewitnesses out here scene. now, one -- more than 170 people were evacuated from the capi

annapolis not a big area. all of this is in a few blocks. anne arundel medical center just two blocks away says it has two patients from this shooting it is caring for and baltimore shock trauma has one and that is three injuries that we know of. reporter phil davis "the capital gazette" who was here and tweeted tformation about gunman shooting through the window of the offices. he was tweeting that out after the gunman was allegedly in custody. he tweeted that out afterwards. we're seeing someone leave in a wheelchair, but they're sitting up and it looks like i may be someone who may not be able to a walk outwell. this again is -- gover mr hogan has arrived on the scene and ibl protalking to people and getting briefed and letting them know h happy h is with our first responders and the hard work theydo. the metropolitan police department, the district police, as we told the new york police nypd has been sendin police t news outlets as an abundance of caution because the iewspaper he annapolis was attacked.n metropolitolice here in washingto

i'm sitting in new york and the shooting is happening in annapolis. we're getting briefings as best we can, as best as information comes out. of course as i said to you when we started the show it's preliminary information. we're kind of picking through it as best we get it at this point. >> clint, we saw in silicon valley with the workplace shooting that was, as joyce said, i think a domestic situation, other instances we referenced in paris was political. what is the law enforcement sort of protocol? are they looking at this suspect's digital footprint? re they looking to see if he was somebody who retweelted or reposted anti-media? are they looking for political moat ifrmz? what is law enforcement going through right now? >> you started a reverse time line essentially. it begins with communications and early warnings. did this person set off any early warnings to other people that might be aware of it. and you're always looking to see was this part of a network? was he supported in any way by anyone else, was he part of a movement, ideology, or som

a us -- at annapolis. a suspect in custody. police are tight lipped about the details and the motive for the shooting. we'll have live reports ahead. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray facing a grilling on capitol hill about out of control bias and corruption at upper reaches of the fbi and department of justice. >> who are we supposed to believe? staff members we worked wh

a us -- at annapolis. a suspect in custody. police are tight lipped about the details and the motive for the shooting. we'll have live reports ahead. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray facing a grilling on capitol hill about out of control bias and corruption at upper reaches of the fbi and department of justice. >> who are we supposed to believe? staff members we worked

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live in annapolis, anne cutler fox5 local news. >> thank you anne. front page of today's capital newspaper on the inside pages of today's edition, some very poignantak messages. e a look. this iyothe pin page. can see it'sot mostly blank. the at the bottom says today we areec speess. this page is intentionally left blank to csmemorate the victimf thursday's shooting at our office. it lists the names of the victims and then says tomorrow this page wil return to its steady purpose of offering our aders informed pin about world around them that they might be better citizens. >> this mning we're learn more about the victims what they did at the newspaper and the lives they lived outside of the news room. 65-year-old wendi winters was a community correspondent and columnist with the capital before taking over special publications at the paper. her daughter told the s baltimun that her life was a gift to everyone who knew her and the world will not be the samithout her. >>> alsosc killed gerald hman. he worked at the paper since 1992. fischman leaves behin

i life about 15 miles away from annapolis. newspapers right now, as well as newsrooms are very soft target ons. this is why we have to be vigilant. we do not know what the motive of this gunman as we know him to be at-this-point was. but it is very concerning. very alarming. liz: ted, 5 fatalities, this can then be call a mass shooting. we have people with severe injuries. journalist they are vital keepers of first amendment. >> you know, what is frustrating to me are -- is that journalists are unfortunately at this time in our history you were attack. -- under attack, they are vulnerable. that is concerning. journalists are out there, trying to bring the public knowledge of a certain event that may be taking place, now unfortunately, journalists are a part of a crime scene. that is tragic i might add. liz: to your point. these are you know at that time of the day roll into copy meeting deadlines, what is your reaction to this scene of this? gunman basically shoots through the glass wall at the reporters sitting in newsroom, a

i want to go "outfront" now to annapolis, to the mayor of annapolis, gavin buckley. thank you for being rit us. a terrifying and tragic story happening in your city. hard to imagine. can you tell us anything that you have learned tonight, mayor, about this suspect? >> i just want to first of all send our love to the families that are affected by this. we are a small community. the city of annapolis is about 38,000. and everybody knows each other in this town. and so they even let australians be mayor here. so it's a village. we're devastated. and we're especially devastated because we know the journalists. the journalists who sit through council meetings and report on us and report on our kids' sports teams and report on our cat up a tree and all that local journalism that's really important. this is one of the oldest papers in the kcountry so it's a devastating day. >> mayor, we understand he was not cooperative at first, that he, as you heard evan perez saying, his fingerprints appeared to be altered. it was unclear as to why. he didn't have an i.d. at this point,

guys, i got to go back to annapolis. i have to go back to the district attorney. >> the next step in this process is to take this before a grand jury or preliminary hearing and the case will proceed from that period. >> thank you very much. i appreciate you guys covering this and that will be all to be stated today. >> so he was taking questions, but they wrapped it up, and we're going to have to wrap it up here. i'm going to hand it off to my colleague, john king. >>> hello, i'm john king. welcome "inside politics." you were just watching there wes adams, the district attorney of anne arundel county. we're watching in the killing of five of its citizens. the police chief moments ago describing this. let's listen. >> within two minutes, they were pushing in on the suspect and starting to get him cornered and not hurt anybody else. to answer the spirit of that question, do i think that the annapolis city cops, the county cops and the anne arundel county sheriff's department saved people's lives yesterday? without question

let's start with wendy rieger in annapolis. >> for those of us who live in annapolis, it is still sothcapital gazette" now so sadly at the epicenter of one of the biggest stories i our country. and people mighte

guys, i got to go back to annapolis.go back to the district attorney. >> the next step in this process is to take this before a grand jury or preliminary hearing and the case will proceed from that period. >> thank you very much. i appreciate you guys covering this and that will be all to be stated today. >> so he was taking questions, but they wrapped it up, and we're going to have to wrap it up here. i'm going to hand it off to my colleague, john king. >>> hello, i'm john king. welcome "inside politics." you were just watching there wes adams, the district attorney of anne arundel county.

two more were injud, the annapolis community was left shaken. >> it's ridiculous. it's scary, you know? you can't even go to the movie theater a a not worryut getting shot. the schools. it's crazy. >> reporter: chopper 4 was overhead as the newspaper's building housed with other offices was evacuated. those inside leaving withds h up moments after ramos reportedly used a long gun f to ope in the newsroom yesterday afternoon. as for what set off the deadly attack, courten doc point to an ongoing dispute withhe "capital gazette." ramos sued citing defamationhe afteraper published an article details claiming ramos harassing a woman online. courts ruled in favor of the paper. this morning we also now have our hands on charging documents from the court detailing some details we did not know before, such as jarrod ramos was found trying to hide under a desk after the shooting yesterday and also that surveillance video inside the building hped authorities positively identify him as the shooter in the case. that's the latest out here live. back to you. >> thank you very mu

there was a blizzard in annapolis. there rarely are. when i was 2 me and my dad were sledding and i made the cover of the newspaper. that's what happens in small towns. you're connected to your newspaper. you read it every day to find out what happened at the local council meeting or the score of a high school football game and you depend on that paper. more importantly, birth and death announcements, this is the record we go to. one of the oldest newspapers in the country. and it is the oldest state capital in the country. so the history here is deep. and when you drive down annapolis streets there is a mailbox and then a separate box for "the capital" because everybody gets the "evening capital." it was called. now the "capital gazette." if you're not connected to one of these victims directly, you're connected to what they wrote. you read their work every day, and so it is sort of unfathomable for a town this size. we don't see this type of thing here very often. >> and more than 300 years old, the paper. older than the country itsel

. >> i'm wendy rieger in annapolis. we're right across the street from the capitaler headqua where a very sweet makeshift memorial has been created since last night and people are stilli coming and individuals coming just to look at it or put flower there te or to w note. you see a lot of strong, people wanting to come out and the t colleagues as newspaper know how much they are loved and how much their colleagues will be missed. let's get you caught up with what happened here today. th suspect jarrod ramos was in court as you kno s appearance in court earlier today was byteleconference. he was ordered without bond which was no surpr the police still have a lot of questions because he is still not cooperating with them. the chief of policeaid that gunman was there to, quote, kill as many people as he could.st inators are calling this a coordinated attack that included, and this was so chilling, heba barricaded th door of the "gazette" offices before he came in andmbhed the people with the attack through the front. one o

live in annapolis "fox5" local news.ell you more about the five people. 59 year-old rob hiaasen assistant editor around columnist the capital gazet he worked different news za ortion physicals baltimore sun, palm beach st. 61 gerald fischman was cap gazette's editorial page he hadar. worked more than 26 years. communityers editor, reporter spent early part of career in new york city working in public relations an fashion before moving to marand and teaching journalism to high school students along the way. rebe smith 34 years old new hire. les assistant and coworkers say her job to make sure the office ran smthly. >> fifth victim, john mcnamara o editor reportef bowie blade. >> updates on website fox5dc.com as well as social media>> channels. president trump pla to move quickly toppoint nominee to replace antho kennedy. >> he told reporters air fce uding twoin womencl.owed down t demoats vowing to fight the nonee especially in he or she is hard line conservative. >> all right. let's check in with caitlin for the forecast

for annapolis, 40,000 residents, home to the u.s. naval academy, i am sure they never expected this afternoon this kind of event to happen there. we're looking at that live feed, obviously, and as we mentioned before, the capital gazette is one of the country's oldest newspapers, but they had this new office as of 2014, and that's what we're looking at. we're looking at, essentially, their newer offices which they have been in for a few years. back to you. adam: deirdre bolton, thank you. melissa: and more breaking news. president trump has been briefed on the shooting in maryland. let's go back to blake burman at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: president trump is actually in the air aboard air force one. as you know, he was in wisconsin earlier today. he's set to land in about 45 minutes to an hour or so. so right now the president on air force one as he got the news, as he was briefed about the shooting in annapolis, maryland. air force one is a technological marvel, just has about a all of the technological capabilit

honoring the 5 slain journalists and staffers from the newspaper shooting in annapolis, maryland. donald trump offering new details about who he is thinking for his supreme court justice it, there are two women under consideration and we have team coverage tonight. kristen fisher on the battle over row v wade, what is fueling it and what are the actual facts. we begin with david lee miller in new jersey as the president heads to westminster for the weekend. >> donald trump spent half the flight time aboard air force one flying from joint they sanders to morristown, new jersey speaking with reporters on a variety of subjects. among them the nomination of a replacement for supreme court justice anthony kennedy. two women are now on a short list, a great groups of intellectual talent. in just over a week the president said he will reveal his nominee and starting this weekend he might meet with two candidates at his golf club in new jersey. >> we have some outstanding people. i have it down to five. >> the board the plane cameras were not allowed to record mr. trump's remarks but ther

it's a tragic situation. >> a mass shootin in annapolis isy. craz it's ridiculous.here >> we continue coverage now, the deadly nsroom shooting in annapolis at the offices of the capital gazette, the suspected shooter was in court and a judge ordered him held witho>> bail new information about some warning signs missed and how the legal system strug dings tol with people who may seem like a threat but haven't acted out yet. evan lambert live in with more. evan >> reporter: i spoke to the lawyer for the woman who says she was habit wally harassed by the suspect. that attorney tells me it was a story by the capital gazte about the harassment that fueled we're alsorning new ewspaper. information from cou ramos used pump action shotgune to murder employees in annapolis, they identified the shooter byia usingl recognition technology. after there was a delayinn g his fingerprints back. court documents say ramos was ndund hiding u a desk after police with nearly 300 officers on the scene cornered him within two minutes sleing css lives. we also sat dren with ban mcca who re

fast- moving details coming out of annapolis, maryland tonight... where the shooting happened inside the capital gazette newsroom. omar jimenez is in annapolis with the latest on the suspect ... and what police are calling a targeted attack. nats: "several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least ten shots heard." authorities responded to a shooting at the offices of a local newspaper.steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "there's been a terrible tragedy here in anne arundel county. there was an active sot

she's joining us from annapolis. what are you hearing?> three gunshots, that's what one witness told me he heard. this witness was not in the newsroom. he describes the newsroom being housed in a larger building where there are other officers like doctor offices. he happened to be in the doctor office with his mother when he said he heard those three gunshots. then all of a sudden, they got to the ground and they saw police filling in. we are just outside of what has been designated the family reunification center. to have a central place where people can come and catch up with their family members if they're having difficulties finding them. when we were inside, we ended up bumping into four witnesses who happened to be in the building. here is what one witness told us she saw. >> we came down the elevator. season the doors opened, the cops swarmed the elevator and told us, get on the ground. put your hands up. they searched us. then they immediately rushed us out. >> it was scary. you open up the door and there's guys with guns pointing

can you react to the shooting in annapolis? to us about the dead reporters in annapolis? >> mr. president! >> mr. president, why will you keep talking about enemies of the people? >> -- to the families, mr. president! >> why are you walking away? >> why won't you come and talk to us about that? >> the president did offer his thoughts and prayers to the victims in a tweet later. let's bring back in cnn political analyst maggie haberman. look, we can't say that this is definitely connected, right? we've been talking about this all morning. >> no. >> we don't know the motivation of this attack. what we know is that there has been heated, charged rhetoric for some time. we know the press has been called the enemy of the people, and there is a concern about where language like that could lead. again, not directly connected that we know of. >> as far as we know, the alleged shooter had a very longstanding grudge against the newspaper. >> yes. >> so, i think this is very important. he would not be the first person in history to have a

comment on the shooting in annapolis? >> the annapolis shooting, sir. >> in annapolis -- >> mr. president, why do you talk about the enemies of the people. >> why are you walking away? >> why don't you come and talk to us about that? >> the president put out this tweet, he said his thoughts and prayers were with the victims. he thanked the first responders. the first lady called the shooting tragic and evil. >>> the simmering feud between the president supporters and the department of justice playing all for all to see on capitol hill. rod rosenstein and chris wray fending off attacks from house republicans in a fiery five-hour hearing. >> listen to trey gowdy who took two and a half years to complete the benghazi investigation. >> if you have evidence of wrongdoing by my member of the trump campaign present it to the damn grand jury. if you have evidence that this president acted inappropriately, present it to the american people whatever you got. finish it the hell up. >> it has gone -- what, two years, mr. gowdy investigated benghazi for two and a half years for context. and

doug luzader is live in annapolis.oug, what are we learning about the victims specifically to remember them? >> ed, good afternoon. yeah, these newspapers do not have huge staffs. so it's a very tight knit group. we'll run through the five individuals here. start with gerald fischman. the editorial page editor. he was here a long time. 26 years. a former editor described him as someone that was very precise in his language. exactly the type of person you want in that job. then there was john mcnamara, a staff writer. he was there for a long time serving at the capital. rebecca smith was a sales assistant. we generally think of journalists at newspapers. but a lot of people behind the scenes. and rebecca was one of those people that made things work there. wendi winters, a special publications editor. a co-worker described her as the heart of the newspaper. she wrote 20 stories a day, which sounds unbelievable but that's the type of worker that she was. and then finally, rob hiaassen. his brother, carl hiaassen, a well

a us -- at annapolis. a suspect in custody. police are tight lipped about the details and the motive for the shooting. we'll have live reports ahead. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray facing a grilling on capitol hill about out of control bias and corruption at upper reaches of the fbi and department of justice. >> who are we supposed to believe? staff members we worked with who never misled us or you guys? lou: we'll have complete analysis of the days testimony. andrew mccarthy, we'll be hearing from him. and the mueller witch hunt continues to expand. now targeting, get ready, now targeting inauguration party attendees an aide to roger stone. fox legal analyst gregg jarrett joins us with his take on what the special counsel is up. a deadly shooting in a newsroom in annapolis maryland. police say the suspect this custody but not cooperating. fox news correspondent kristen fisher is on the scene. good evening, kristen. >> over the last hour or so we have seen a dramatic reduction in the am

you to welcome to the program and we start this hour with breaking news coming in from the city of annapolis in the u.s. state of maryland police have confirmed that there was an active shooter at the capitol because that newspaper building report says that the cars that say that multiple people have been shot caleb moore has the details. we're hearing reports that multiple people are dead the shooting seems to be taking place inside the office of a newspaper in annapolis maryland the newspaper is the capitol at and at this point we understand the building has been evacuated now local police spokesperson

laura: nada tawfik in annapolis tonight, thank you. donald trump has been visiting wisconsin, the home of harley davidson motorbikes, the state's most iconic business.nu this week the cturer announced it is moving jobs outc of americase of tariffs slapped on by the eu in retaliation for mr. trump's duties. the president was visiting the site of a brand-new factory today being built by the multinational foxconn. he pleaded with harley davidson to carry on building their motorbikes in the u.s. from wconsin, here's chris buckler. hchriley davidson has spent decades building an all-american image all over the world. but selling the distinctive roar of these engines has become an expensive rather than easy ride. the company already has assembly plants in other coun but wisconsin is seen as the heart of harley. at this sprawling site, workers are lking about president trump's public fight with the firm, the eu tariffs, and the potential of their jobing overseas. >> i love my company, i like my president. i am happy. ouchris:upport them both?

and in case you just tuned in we have got breaking news coming in from the city of annapolis in the u.s. state of maryland a shooting has been reported in the capital because that newspaper building reporters at the outlet say that multiple people have been shot you can see the area on your screens right now according to the baltimore sun at least four people have been killed police are responding to the incident and that's all we know at the moment but we will bring you any updates as soon as they come in. the streets of paris so once again packed with protesters denouncing french president emanuel micron's labor in tax reforms as part of a mass nationwide protest over government reforms shot and has more details well thousands of come out onto the streets of paris another day of protests against the my own government we've seen the police already trying to split up some of the protests taking place as you see some people behind us launching smoke and they have also been throwing firecrackers into the crowd as well they here to protest is what they see as the roys in social inequality

griff jenkins in annapolis where jarrod ramos is to face the judge a few hours from now. >> reporter:e learning more about jarrod ramos who is going to appear at 10:30 this morning to face five counts of first-degree murder when he blasted a 2:30 in the afternoon in the newsroom behind me killing five, injuring two. jarrod ramos's history of making threats was well-known on social media particularly in the courtroom, there was a definition lawsuit against the paper for articles they wrote about his conviction in a harassment case. the woman he was harassing told officials jarrod ramos would be the next mass shooter. we are also learning the names identifying the five victims. they are wendy winters, rebecca smith, robert hiaasen, and john mcnamara. this is hitting hard. this is a community at its core. mayor gavin buckley had this to say. >> they are our friends, we are grieving for these guys was they would come to city council meetings, listen to boring politicians, they don't make a lot of money. just immoral. >> reporter: hitting this community so hard. governor larry hogan called

anne's episcopal church in downtown annapolis. nicole, tell us about the scene. >> ton, oneng father timothy moulder told us this is a town and a church of the people. tonight, dozens have gathered here just as they do e saturday at this hour. but this time, this saturday, he says, is much different. they're considering this a memorial. because the t tragedyt happened thursday has so deeply affect so many in this small, close-knit community. again, dozens have gathered to gaay ando worship and remember the five "capitaltte" employees who so tragically lost their lives thursday. father moulder also made mention of the importance of freedom of the press. and why that is so important for this church in particular. there are parishioners who work in the media here, and he says the church knew several of those killed. but this is a moment in time, a moment in history, that he says has changed annapolis forev. >> thi happens to be five members of our community. and so we're following that liturgy. but the prayers that will be of red wil

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 is still up. right behind the td bank, is thk ba that houses the offices for the capital gazette, this is here that tragedy happened earlier.our hearts are heavy fo journalists and sosalesper much more on the vic tms andhe emotional impact it's had on the community. melissa hell is standing by with the latest. melissa? >>eporter: police just h a news conference where the

we start the program with breaking news from annapolis maryland in the u.s. five people have been killed in a shooting at the capital because that newspaper office and several more injured one suspect has been arrested and we will be crossing over to our correspondent later on in the program but until then we'll go on to some of the news. the u.s. president says the world has to start getting along that says he was talking about the upcoming summit with president putin the first between the two leaders the meeting will be held in helsinki next month the chief of nato has welcomed news of the first official summit between donald trump and loudmouth putin he says dialogue is a sign of strength his words were echoed by the european union's foreign policy chief however not everyone in the breeze with the highly. anticipated meeting already creating a ripple of anxiety according to media reports. as well. but we've had official statements from both the kremlin and the white house saying that the two will be meeting in helsinki finland on july the sixteenth and the

the gunman in annapolis. it's being used in airplanes and restaurants, but it's not without controversy. >>> plus the politics of violence as president trump weighs in on the attack that targeted jo analists. >> a college campus in mourning. how students and staff are remembering three of the victi who hadms >>> our other big story, the weather. a heat wave on the horizon. g >> people try to keep cool as they wait to see tiger woods at s golf tournament. wait until tomorrow. tomorrow we're going t miss today's heat. >> tell me about it. we definitely are. i mean, right i nows 91. so if i'm saying that, you only imagine what tomorrow is bringing. it's not just us feeling the heat, folks. if you are traveling for the 4th of july, there's really nowhere all the way down to the southeast, we will be seeing the orrow. here's four things to know over the next couple of days. we don't have any weekend rain, but it is going to be feeling like 100 degrees on saturday. 105 on sunday. we are looking at those 4th of july

watch this. >> any word about the dead in annapolis? can you talk about the shooting in annapolis? >> can you talk about the shooting in annapolis? >> can you talk about the dead reporters in annapolis? >> mr. president, what about the families, mr. president? >> why are you walking away? >> so, joining me now, is kaitlan collins. kaitlan, many times the president will come over and talk. he'll shout some answers back. he didn't, as they shouted questions, but we did hear from him today later on, correct? >> don, we did. right after this shooting happened, the president tweeted, saying he had been briefed on the shooting. he was in wisconsin today. we were here at the white house as the shooting was happening roughly an hour away from washington, d.c. he said his thoughts and prayers were with the victims and the families and he thanked the first responders who were on the scene. two more things they're flying back on air force one. before we really knew a lot about this, one of the press secretaries is briefing reporters. and the reporter said we don't know a lot about the motive

of a number of casualties the target the offices of the capitol is it a newspaper in the city of annapolis we'll go live to the u.s. capital washington for the latest also coming up european leaders meeting to turn the almost impossible into public policy they're gathered in brussels trying to find common ground over migration in border security. political future is on the line she's morning at the fate of europe is also at stake. and is soul searching in kenya as a huge fire kills fifteen people at a market in nairobi it's the seventh blaze to hit the market in less than a decade the president of kenya has promised answers and the group phase at the world cup in russia is done and dusted with some exciting matches on thursday belgium made it three out of three by beating england to top. just one goal is all they need to see off an eager english eleven. it's. good to have you with us we have breaking news to begin this program coming from the united states there has been a shooting at a newspaper in the u.s. state of maryland multiple. people have reported hearing shots and there are repor

we have a house in annapolis.rk, which was an article that they do weekly on houses in annapolis. she spent a number of hours with my wife and i. it was a great time. she was a new yorker prior to coming to annapolis like ourselves, a very professional journalist. she did a great article. very tragic that we lost such good people in this town. >> neil: howard, i was thinking about how this guy came in and, you know, shot his way in. you've heard of multiple examples in the past that that has been the way, even in much more protected, you know, environment schools and the like. assailants have come. i'm wondering how you protect against something like that. someone comes in guns ablazing, what do you do? >> you can't protect everything but you could protect by having cameras on the exterior. by having to buzz people in. it's not something that you really like. but when you have a potential target like that, this is what you have to do. and then you have to pick -- this all happened in seconds. it's a question of fl