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they say that there is a shooting at the "capital gazette" in annapolis, maryland. the maryland statements also on the way. -- the maryland state police also on the way. they're also responding to the shooting incident, for which there's precious few details. i will say the "capital gazette" appears to have published a story on their website at this point which is providing information. it appears to be the same information that the "baltimore sun" is reporting, saying there have been multiple people shot in this newsroom, attributing it to a "gazette" reporter by the name of phil davis. the same story that brian stelzer spoke about, published by "the baltimore sun," co-owned by the same company as this newspaper. at this point, there's really just a big response from the polices. upon -- not only the federal agencies but local authorities. we're trying to figure out how to contain the situation. no matter how many people have been injured, people saying several people have been injured in this shooting. we don't know whether they have anybody in custody, whether the

let's bring in doug luzader live in annapolis, maryland, to bring us up to date. doug? >> reporter: gasia, good morning. we are waiting to learn more about here. police are frustrated about the horrific attack. as a small thoffices of the capital gazette, we learned more about the alleged gunman, 38-year-old jarrod ramos accused of gunning down five newspaper employees in a brutal attack. police are steamied because they say ramos that made his first court appearance this morning is not cooperating. >> we are not getting a bunch of information out of him. i want to know why he thinks he did this. >> reporter: ramos is believed to have had a long simmering feud with the newspaper and at one point he sued for defamation. way that behind the attack that terrorized not just the newspaper offices but a number of another nearby ramos was con police, he -- >> he through his weapon down and dived under the desk. >> reporter: they published an edition this morning. the police investigation continues and investigators say they are looking for any kind of video footage from survei

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which is not far from annapolis maryland good evening to you claire what more can you tell us about the shooting. hi brant the details are fairly scarce right now and police have not responded to requests for more information most of what we know is actually coming from one of the reporters who works for the capitol because that he was on twitter describing his experience some harrowing details he said in one tweet that there's nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunmen reload and he seems to be at the source of a lot of the reporting about what's going on now he is the newspaper's cts crime reporter again annapolis is about an hour east of washington d.c. and not far from where i am here local police have also said that there is an active shooter at the address where this newspaper is located and we know the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives have said the building is being evacuated we've seen pictures of people leaving it with their hands above their heads so the pieces are really still coming tog

raid. >>> we have an update on the shooting in a newsroom in annapolis, maryland. a gunman carried out a targeted attack at the capital gazette newspaper and official saying the gunman used a shotgun that went through the lower level taking aim at his victims. five people were killed before the gunman was taken into custody by police. >> this person was prepared today to come in. this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> police say what was reported as a possible explosive device was actually a smoke grenade that the gunman used during the deadly attack. officers say they are now preparing to search the gunman's home. they say he is from maryland. again, he . his name though hasn't been released. we'll bring you continuing coverage of the latest deadly mass shooting coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> first lady melania trump spent the morning in tucson, arizona, visiting a short-term holding center for migrant minors. she toured the facility and held a roundtable discussion with u.s. marshals and border patrol agents. it's the second tr

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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

but stay tuned, there's a news conference coming up in an annapolis, maryland, of this evening. we expect an update on the deadly shooting at the newspaper. at least five dead and several injured. tucker joins us live in washington. ♪ >> tucker: of five people were shot and killed and several more injured at an newspaper in an annapolis, maryland. more news is coming into fox, some of it confusing. we also expect an update from police and the next few minutes and we will take you there live when that happens. good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. there was an ideological revolution on the left of this week and nobody noticed it. for months you may have noticed that members of the progressive fringe have called for the abolishment of i.c.e., the agency responsible for enforcing immigration laws. democratic leaders seem embarrassed by it. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer oppose the idea as did many others. then everything changed. two days ago a self-described socialist called alexandria ocasio-cortez unexpectedly won a democratic primary in new york. she ran on abolis

there be that a shooting at the capital gazette newspaper in annapolis maryland. it is a drive. it's not in central annapolis. not in the historic center of annapolis. annapolis is the capital offe d offered -- of maryland. we have reports from the capital gazette and now a reporter inside the building of a shooting. we don't have all the details but we know officers are on the scene. this is a tweet we got from the aerks tf. to assist our partners the an an rundle, the county in custom annapolis is in. an rundle is the lead on this, please follow their accounts for all official updates. prince georges, a neighboring county is sending resources. an indication this is something that we have to think about. minutes ago, phil davis a gazette reporter tweeted this, minutes ago, nbc local wrc spoke with an officer from the police, he says officers continue to work to clear the scene. >> serious situation, reports of an active shooter at 888 bestgate road in annapolis. the call came in at 2:34 this afternoon. officers immediately responded and began searching the building. they are sti

that was and trying to confirm who actually sent them. >> tucker: we will continue to in annapolis mary marylandlice describing the horrific shooting at the annapolis newspaper. fivesp dead and a similar number injured. let's go now to our own kristin fisher who has some more details on the story. are you there? >> we are there. we got more information from law enforcement in that press conference and i just want to run through some of the highlights.t i think the biggest was that they are now calling is this ae targeted attack on "the capital gazette" newspaper. it's unclear whether this gunman knew specific employees or if he just had a gripe with theew newspaper itself but we can nowj confirm that the attack was intended to be on "the capital gazette" newspaper, which is a local community newspaper, one of the oldest newspapers in the country owned by "the baltimore sun." more information about the suspect, he's a white male believed to be in his 30s. law enforcement said he sent threats to "the gazette" through social media. this was a very planned and well prepared attack. he came in throug

griff jenkins is live outside the capitol gazette in annapolis, maryland, with the new details. here. jared ramos will appear 10:30 this morning to face five counts of first degree murder. we are learning a lot more about the history of threats made against the capitol

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

police department, maryland transportation authority police, department of maryland, department of natural resources police, annapolisomb squad, prince george's county police department, montgomery county, maryland, started to send us help, bwi fire and rescue services came. the nsa police came. the fbi was as always a very present help in times of trouble. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms gave us a large amount of help. nsa came to help. the united states secret service came to help. and the postal inspectors came to help, whether they were helping us direct traffic, whether they were bringing water to cops who were dehydrated or whether they helped us go in that building and save people's lives, every cop from all those agencies was a part of how we saved people's lives yesterday. i thank them from the bottom of my heart for the anne arundel county police department. also i would like to thank our community. one of the beautiful things about wearing a badge and a patch in anne arundel county we know how our county feels about us. we heard you the last 24 hours, as always we thank to you for that support

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just to echo what deirdre had said, annapolis, maryland, is just a slice of paradise. about maybe an hour or so north of the white house if you're driving from here to baltimore. annapolis is just off the highway there, a beautiful part of this country if you have never been. president trump was there just recently speaking to the u.s. naval academy, and it, it shakes those from this part of the country to see what is happening in that majestic town today. back to you. melissa: blake burman, thank you. adam: we want to turn our attention again with this shooting, and joining us on the phone is a retired new york police department detective. sergeant, thank you for being with us. i would imagine at this point as the reporters have been telling us, they're trying to secure the scene there. what does that entail from your viewpoint, i mean, as a detective? do they have to search everybody who comes out of that building? >> certainly, everybody will be searched, they'll be debriefed. i think it looks like the emergency's over just from the fact that they're using the mall a

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

joining us now is steve schuh, county executive of anne arundel county, maryland, where annapolis is located. thank you very much for being with us, sir. i appreciate it. i know that you worked alongside so many of the people at "the capital gazette," and you worked alongside some of the victims here. talk to me about your feelings this morning. >> yes, "the capital gazette" is our local newspaper. that's where we go for local news, stories about children's athletics, but also global and national news. they are residents of our community, known to all of us. our hearts go out to those who have been injured and lost their lives and to their families. >> and our hearts go out to you as well, because as you said, they are part of your community and it's a loss for all of you there. you noted overnight, because you, of course, are the county executive and in touch with law enforcement, that the suspected shooter had not been cooperative at all. has that changed? >> that has not changed, to the best of my knowledge. he was not cooperative yesterday, throughout the night, nor this morning.

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♪ mark: we had been reporting, multiple people have been shot and killed at a newspaper in annapolis, marylandthe associated press sites a witness uses a single gunman fired into the newsroom. authorities say a person is to me -- custody. people with her hands in the air were seen leaving the complex where the capital gazette newspaper is located. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms was on the scene. the capital and newspapers including the capital gazette are owned by the baltimore sun bt group. the associated press cites a reporter at the capital gazette who tweeted a single gunman fired into the newsroom and shot multiple times lee's. shot multiple- people. several are suffering from grave injuries. confirmed theef five fatalities at a news conference a short time ago. a lieutenant then said officers raced to the scene, arriving 60 seconds later, then engaged the shooter. a spokeswoman for a hospital near the newspaper said two patients arrived but she did not know their conditions, again repeating a single shooter killed five people this afternoon and wounded others at a newspaper

a daily in marilyn's -- the capital city of the annapolis, maryland. used a shotgun to kill five people inside the newsroom. two more suffered minor injuries possibly from flyin glass. officers were able to arrest f >> the associedthe 38-year-old had a long-standing beef with the capital gazette and had sued the paper in 2012 for defamation. his social media posts are filled with hundreds of angry messages latching out at the paper and his court case. >> it's about 30 miles east of washington dc. the capital gazette is housed in an office building that is shared with other businesses. it is about five miles from the u.s. naval academy. >> we get the live coverage now in annapolis, maryland with the very latest. >> police say they are investigating threatening social media posts directed at the gazette. threatening messages that have been sent as police have not officially provided the media or public with a motive in this case, but they say this was a targeted five people e capital gazette dead.>> police the shooter walked into the building with a shot

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

we're very thankful for other jurisdictions, annapolis city police department, maryland state police, howard county, federal agencies. everyone has came here to make sure we get as many people safe as quickly as possible so we're asking family and friends to meet at the annapolis mall. if you need to meet up with a friend or loved one that was inside that building, reunification center has been set up inside the lord & taylor inside annapolis mall. we're asking everyone to respond to lord & taylor. we have officers there that will assist you with meeting up with friends and family. that's the biggest message we want to put out right now. we're doing our best to get the building secure and we should have information for you very shortly. and as soon as that building is secure we'll be able to provide more information. we appreciate everybody's patience and doing everything we can to get everybody out safe. >> lieutenant frazier, we have a picture up of you talking with us. we're grateful. joyce vance is also here, former u.s. attorney. what is your sense of sort of the tragedy wrapped

. >> reporter: tragedy hitting home for this local newspaper in annapolis, maryland, the "capital gazette early this afternoon finding themselves at the center of a national story. an active shooter situation unfolding inside the newsroom. >> he entered the building with a shotgun. and he looked for his victims as he walked through the lower level. >> all units limit your transmissions. do we have any kind of intel on our shooter? >> white male with a ponytail. >> reporter: in about 60 seconds, authorities responding, running inside, engaging the suspected shooter. minutes later the suspect, who police say used a shotgun to carry out his assault, surrounded by officers and taken into custody. >> the shooter is in custody and being interrogated at this time. >> reporter: the suspected shooter has been identified as 38-year-old jarrod ramos, who may have had a long-running feud with the paper. having sued the paper in 2012 after it reported that he pled guilty to criminal harassment. the newspaper won the case, reporting on what was already public record. >> mass shooters are what typically

meantime, though, we've been monit monitoring the active shooter situation in annapolis, maryland, andsue? >> i do. here's what we know. this took place earlier this afternoon at about 2:30, 2:45 eastern time at the newspaper, capital newspaper in annapolis, maryland a reporter at the capital has -- named philadelphia dav ed phil s politics for the newspaper, the gunman shot through the glass door to the office and opened fire on multiple employees this was his second tweet. there is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload he basically has been putting out information about the situation. wrc is reporting that a suspect is in custody. that's the nbc affiliate in washington, d.c. we're trying to get a second source on that we know there's multiple injuries we don't know how many at this time we do not have word on fatalities, however, we are hearing that a number of those injuries are very serious. now, in terms of how many? there are varying reports. some say it's double digits. others disagree with that

that horrific scene unfolding late today, the man opening fire on reporters at a newspaper in annapolis, maryland. at least five dead, authorities not long ago revealing multiple others shot and are in, quote, grave condition. it happened in "the capital gazette" newsroom. and this image we have seen so often at mass shootings, usually children marching out of schools, tonight, adults, reporters from that newsroom and the rest of that building walking out with their hands in the air. authorities say police officers there within 60 seconds or so, surrounding the shooter who had been shooting through the glass door of the newsroom. a sweep of the building tonight revealing one explosive device. this evening, they are questioning the suspect, but we have learned with even with him in kcustody, they had a ver difficult task of trying to identify him. we begin tonight with abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas on the scene tonight. >> reporter: the shooting began just after 2:30 this afternoon in the newsroom of the annapolis "capital gazette" newspaper. the call going out for emergency help

chris jacobs is life outside the courthouse in annapolis, maryland, with more. if a lot of information just the last few minutes. >> sorry about that, a little bit of technical difficulties. it is really moving fast here. you just heard from the attorney. we were just inside. at one point, the judge said mr. ramos, you can say. he did not, he didn't say anything in the courtroom but as you know now, he is denying bail hearing. william davis as his public defender who will see this case through. he also asked for a gag order. that motion denied. but in the courtroom when the attorney was making the case of how grisly and brutal and calculated the execution was, it was apparent that the judge of is not going to grant bail of any kind as adams proved his threat. we also asked and just as very short hearing about the identification earlier this morning. the chief telling me that the stories of the mangled or screwed up fingers was not true. the state's attorney would not go into those fingerprints. he did not want to talk about it. but the charging document that i h

new details on thursday's tragedy in annapolis, maryland. 33-year-old mass shooting suspect jared ramos charged with five counts of five-day forecrs murder. the attack coming after an appeals court sided with the paper in a lawsuit brought by mr. ramos. >> i can confirm at this time that we identified the suspect with help through other investigating techniques. there are no other suspects we're looking for right now. we did find evidence at the residence. i can't go into a whole bunch of details about that, but i will tell you it's evidence showing the origination of planning. things like that. i'll say this, the fellow was there to kill as many people as he could kill. >> joining me now is craig melvin and pete williams in our washington bureau. pete, in addition to everything we heard, the prosecutor said the suspect barricades the exit door to hold his victims in that news room. what are your big head lieps li far from everything we heard? >> one that a person that was shot tried to get out that door and couldn't because it was barricaded. secondly, the ramos bought the shotgun that

state of maryland in annapolis where a shooting has been reported at the capital because that newspaper building and reporters are saying that multiple people have been shot and there are reports that at least two people have been killed because of the details we have so far. now british knew about the quote torture of u.s. detainees after the nine eleven attacks or u.k. government report has revealed this controversy remains over what washington calls an harnessed interrogation techniques picks up the story densely it's a very big truth of information it was eight years in the making and it's all about british spies and their involvement in torture and rendition all rather the extent of british involvement in torture and rendition in the years after nine eleven during the so-called war on terror the report says that the u.k. tolerated inexcusable treatment of u.s. detainees and that although there was no smoking gun per se the policy of the u.k. side at piers to have been to simply close their eyes to what the u.s. was getting up to with detainees the phrase used in the report is that

call or go on line today. >>> another look at the vigil happening in annapolis, maryland.embering the five lives cut short at the "capital gazette" newspaper. tonight we know their names. gerald fischman. rebecca smith was a sales assistant 34-year-old old, engaged to be married. wendi winters was an editor, columnist, an active volunteer in the community. the editorial page is striking. it reads in part, today we are left speechless. it lists their names. and among those names again, robert hiaasen whose wife joins me right now. i'm so sorry for your loss. since last night i have been reading about your husband and he seems like he would be the best guy in the world to be friends with. tell me about him. >> without a doubt. rob hiaasen was my best friend and he was that for a handful of others. he and i liked to say, you don't need a million friends just really good ones. and he was always there for people. and a confidant when folks needed it, and someone ready with the wry little joke at just the right time. typically and ironically at a time like this, when people were

but stay tuned, there's a news conference coming up in an annapolis, maryland, of this evening.te on the deadly shooting at the newspaper. at least five dead and several injured. tucker joins us live in washington. ♪ >> tucker: of five people were shot and killed and several more injured at an newspaper in an annapolis, maryland. more news is coming into fox, some of it confusing. we also expect an update from police and the next few minutes and we will take you there live when that happens. good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. there was an ideological revolution on the left of this week and nobody noticed it. for months you may have noticed that members of the progressive fringe have called for the abolishment of i.c.e., the agency responsible for enforcing immigration laws. demo

janai norman, abc news, annapolis, maryland. >>> a man who says he works at the "capitol gazette" sent this tweet out. i can tell you this, we are putting out a damn paper tomorrow. >>> next, a look at newly-released video of a suspect's car. >>> and an ucla study finds evidence of racism among ridesharing. the research and reactions are coming up at 6:30. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, parts of the bay area facing critica >>> breaking news. jahi mcmath who was declared brain dead from complications from a surgery five years ago has been declared dead. her parents fought to keep her on a feeding tube. they found treatment for her in new jersey. she was 18 years old. >>> a warning from cal trans and drivers, you may experience traffic delays and hear the sound of gunfire along highway 4 because crews are testing a new shot spotter system, part of a larger effort to curb gun violence on freeways. >> this is going to help us deter any future gun violence. >> reporter: the highway patrol will be closing stretches of highway 4 to test shot spotter technology. it's being installed alon

doug luzader joins us now live from annapolis, maryland, where the newspaper is published. the suspect in the shooting will be in court this morning. >> reporter: he will be in court facing five first-degree murder charges. police are still trying to beef this altogether. this was a

. >> annapolis, maryland is 30 miles of washington dc . the capital gazette is in an office building shared with other businesses. police said the gunman was armed with a shotgun.. the associated press identified the suspect as jarrod ramos who is from maryland. p 38-year-old reportedly held a years long grudge against the capital gazette and actually sued the paper in 2012 for defamation.'s social media post are filled with hundreds of angry messages lashing out at the paper and its staff and his court case. more now from annapolis, maryland. >>> police say what happened here today was not a random act of violence . this was a targeted attack on the capital gazette and the gunman had a vendetta. >> reporter: the shooter walked into the building with a shotgun and looked for his victims. >> wendy winters. rebecca smith. third victim is robert hiasson. the fourth victim is gerald fishman. the fifth victim is john mcnamara. >> first responders responded within a minute. the evacuated over 150 people from inside the building. >> i am very pro

the president commented on the tragic, horrific shooting at the capital gazette up in in annapolis, maryland. >> president trump: this attack shocked the conscience of our nation and filled out hearts with grief. journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. >> laura: we can all agree on that. here's what we know so far. the shooter killed five people, wounded two, a grudge he had with the paper going back a decade. but if you are watching other networks, that mate not have been your take-away. >> we have had constant rhetoric coming from the president that the press is the enemy of the people. >> we have seen a spike in threats against us since donald trump's election. >> we have joined the reachs of russia and third world nations. where reporters' lives aren't safe. >> this rhetoric is ratcheting up threats against journalists. >> it's unfortunate in 2018 that's where our mind goes. partly because the president declared that the media is the enemy of the people. >> laura: the left last week have been using outrage over the bo

we will go live to annapolis, maryland, for an update. >>> 5:07. happening today, hearing scheduled this afternoon regarding the ghost ship warehouse fire attorneys for the two defendants, derick almena and max harris, will continue negotiation with prosecutors about a potential medial. almena's attorney says the two sides are close to an agreement . but the d.a.'s office offered -- any jail time over the time that's been served is unacceptable and they are ready for trial which is set for july 16. almena talked to ktvu investigates about the charges against him and why he's considering a plea deal. >> sit through months of parents looking at burnt remains of their children and it's not even worth it. what that's going to do to their psyche and to the world, that sadness is going to reverberate through this entire -- through the universe. create more suffering. i can't be a part of that. >> we had a 40 minute jailhouse interview with almena. almena is earning credit for time served right now. he could end up serving 10 years or less. almena and har

we have all of this does so much more and following all of the details out of annapolis, maryland in our breaks opening monologue. for over a year house republicans have been trying to conduct what is their constitutional oversight duties and investigate how the fbi and the doj handled the clinton server investigation. and the on-going russia collusion witch hunt and the fisa abuses. their efforts does their subpoenas, they have been met with nothing but obstruction and hatred from the deputy ag, rob rosenstein. some of these house members had a rare opportunity to hold rosenstein accountable right to his face. it started with this powerful opening statement from house judiciary committee chairman bob. >> recent general's report rerealed bias in the top of the fbi during the hotly contested presidential election. it revealed that fbi agents, lawyers and analysts held profound biases against donald trump and in favor of his opponent hillary clinton. it is right out of a novel with salacious unverified dossiers and informants that appear more like spies for the u.s. government and surv

condolences to the families of those killed at "the capital gazette" shooting yesterday in annapolis, maryland. ♪ ["hail to the chief" playing] gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] presiden trump: thank you very much, everybody. -- thank you very: much, everybody. [applause] [cheers] thank you, wow. i guess they like it, right? [applause] thank you, very much, everybody. the economy is indeed doing well. [applause] we unleashed an economic miracle by signing the biggest tax cuts and reforms, i have to add the word reform, very important word, but the tax cut is what got us there and that is what is really doing it, americanst tax cuts in history. now it is my great honor to welcome you back to the white house to celebrate six months of andjobs, bigger paychecks, keeping more of your hard-earned money where it belongs, in your pocket or wherever else you want to spend it. [applause] before going any further, i would like to address the horrific shooting that took place yesterday at "the capital gazette" newsroom in annapolis, maryland. the attack shocked conscience of our n

is monitoring reports of ab active shooter at the cc media organization in annapolis maryland. the n.y.p.d. deployed counter-tichl teams to media organizations in and around new york city. these developments are not based on specific threat information but rather out of an abundance of caution. it has become a standard practice to shift resources strategically during active shooter or terrorist events. that's n.y.p.d. deputy commissioner for counter-terrorism and intelligence john miller. so what we know from the shooting scene, we are hearing in from multiple law enforcement officials speaking to my and jonathan dienst that have been briefed on the investigation. the suspect, as soon as he was encountered by first responders proceeded to immediately surrender to them and that the suspect as you mentioned is in fact being questioned. we don't have an identity on that suspect. we know that he used a shotgun based on people that have been briefed on this investigation. in addition to that, the bomb squad -- this is kind of standard practice a little bit routine -- he had some sor

five people have been shot in an atlas, in maryland. —— annapolis.irmed some details of the attack on a news conference. emergency services were thanked for their swift response. we have had a terrible shooting incident here this afternoon. there are several people who have died from this incident, and several others injured. those who are injured have been transported for medical care to a medical centre and johns hopkins shock and trauma. those fatalities are so shock and trauma. those fatalities are so sad, and i don't know what to say other than our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families, and we take comfort knowing they are in god's embrace. the shooter is in custody and being interrogated at this time. i want to command the public safety professionals who were very quick to the scene here. within about 60 seconds. and we have had a tremendous response not only from cou nty tremendous response not only from county police and fire, and apple is police and fire, but several federal agencies including fbi and atf. i wa nt to agencies

the offices were of the "capital gazette" newspaper in annapolis, maryland. lot more details coming in as we await this press conference coming up momentarily. a law enforcement source telling us the suspect who is in custody is refusing to cooperate. you heard the mayor just saying it's miss understanding is that's still the case. officials were not able to identify him through fingerprints because they appear to have been altered. but they are confirming now that they were able to i.d. him using facial recognition software, which could be very significant. we do not yet know his name. they've not released that. "outfront" tonight, kaitlin collins at the white house. kaitlin, of course the president has been briefed, the press secretary has spoken out. >> reporter: she has. she's probably issued the strongest statement we've gotten from the white house. this is someone who interacts with reporters on a near-daily basis. she said she strongly condemns the act of senseless violence in maryland tonight. she said a violent attack on innocent journalists doing th

this time in the newsroom of the capital gazette in annapolis, maryland. five people are dead, two injured, the suspect in custody tonight. law enforcement sources identify him as jared warren ramose, a white man in his 30s who filed a defamation claim in 2012 against the paper. the case was dismissed. >> this was a targeted attack on the capital gazette that is located at 888 cascade road on the first floor. he entered the building with a shotgun, and he looked for his victims as he walked through the lower level. this person was prepared today to come in. this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. and as i stated before the investigative part of this is going to be thorough and take some time. >> we've also got the latest on the president's continuing attempts to cast doubt on the russia investigation as he prepares for the summit with vladimir putin in just a few weeks. a lot to get to. i want to get right to the latest on the shooting today in the capital gazette, at the capital gazette in annapolis, maryland. and i want to

we're following breaking news on the deadly shooting at a local newspaper in annapolis, maryland.t least five people were killed at the office of "capital gazette" newspaper. there were multiple injuries as well. a suspect is in custody of the . he has not been identified. he is being questioned. let's go to brian todd on the scene for us in annapolis. >> reporter: confirming five people killed in this shooting, four of them, their bodies found on the floor of the newsroom of the "capital gazette." a woman according to local officials was airlifted out to a local trauma center where she died. they do have the shooter in custody. he is not identified by name. we're told authorities do have a name but they are not prepared to share that at this time. he is described as a white adult male. officials said he used a long gun in the shooting. we have a law enforcement source who says it was a shotgun. we're told that law enforcement got here very, very quickly after the shooting, within 60 to 90 seconds and were able to interrupt the attack. officials say they did not exchange gunfire w

a gunman kills five people at a local newspaper in annapolis, maryland. police say jarrod ramos was carrying out a targeted attack. us media say he had a long—running feud with the paper. this person was prepared today to come in. to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. i'm rajini vaidyanathan, in moscow. japan and colombia are the final two to make the last 16 as teams gear up for the knockout stages of the world cup. coming up in the business briefing: theresa may calls for faster progress in brexit talks, as big business piles on the pressure. also coming up in the business briefing: trouble is rumbling for president trump, as harley davidson plans to move jobs out of the us. has his trade war backfired? we will have a report from wisconsin. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. is this fair play? japan qualified for the next round of the world cup because they had fewer yellow cards for foul play than poor old senegal. tell us what you t

our top stories: a gunman opens fire at a local newspaper in annapolis, maryland killing 5 people, injuring more. a wave of deadly violence in mexico. more than 130 politicians have been murdered, ahead of sunday's elections. we have a special report. england loses 1—0 to belgium, finishing second in their group, meaning their next match will be against colombia. plus — majestic michaeljackson. how the singer wanted to be seen. a new exhibit reveals his last portrait. hello. five people have been shot dead in the newsroom of a local paper in the us state of maryland. two more were injured as the gunman fired with a shotgun through a glass door into the office of the capital gazette, in the city of annapolis. a suspect is being interrogated — police say he is a white man in his late 30s. no known motive so far, although at a press conference within the last hour anne arundel county acting police chief bill krampf told reporters they believe it was a "targeted attack." we mentioned before about the improvised explosive device. it is not an ied, it was canisters of smoke grenades that he used

a gunman opens fire at a local newspaper in annapolis, maryland, killing five people, injuring two more. this person was prepared today to come in, this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. a wave of deadly violence in mexico. more than 130 politicians have been murdered ahead of sunday's elections. we have a special report. england loses 1—0 to belgium, finishing second in their group, meaning their next match will be against colombia. plus: majestic michaeljackson, how the singer wanted to be seen. a new exhibit reveals his last portrait. hello and welcome to bbc world news. let's start with some breaking news now from brussels. within the past few minutes, donald tusk has said that european leaders have reached an agreement on immigration. the italian leader had threatened a veto unless his country was offered what he called an a cce pta ble was offered what he called an acceptable deal. european union leaders have indicated that italy and greece, where most migrants arrive, will be able to set up migrant centres on their soil on a volu nta ry migrant ce