the fbi fieldffice and anne arundel county are there and some number of anne arundel county sheriff fire and police. we expe a briefing in 10 minutes on the ground. the individual you heard from earlier was ryan frazer. he was trying t communicate in his preliminary briefing with ediate information. friends and family, anybody with conections to potentialictims are to gather at the lord & taylor in westeld annapolis. i expect the next briefing will probably update what the current state us of the capital news building is and where the response is. >> the response is actually rippling out of here a the way up to new york. we're just now learning that the nd has gone ahead and contacted news olets in new york out of an abundance of caution. >> and sending policeo the stationing police at news outlets in new york city out of anbundance of caution because "the capital gazette" newspaper was attacked here in annapolis. we're alsott getting a be of how bad that attack was. the anne arundel medical center has now reported it has two patients. as we've beenreporting, one patient was flown to bal

anne: we are going to come back to that. we should not have a conversation today about a lot of the exciting work that is happening without talking about the resistance. we are going to be optimistic, but we should also be realistic. it is maybe you and maybe the deputy chief, but tj talked about the highway justice exit ramps. i often think about it more as a one-size-fits-all system that is something of a funnel where everyone learns the same lesson of arrest, and prosecution, without a lot of opportunities for change. we could think about in any of these directions, but one of the things i think we have also been a lot of time thinking about is how to identify people who suffer from mental illness and need to be diverted and where and how do you do that? maybe i will start with you, high-level and then have the deputy chief talk a little bit more about the policing aspect of it. >> the whole purpose of the system is to keep people out of it who don't need to be in it. it is at that point of first encounter. what we are lo

you're talking about what's happening here in anne arundel county. i want t you speak with folks on facebook who are in that newsroom. briefly tell me what you have heard. >> i don't talk directly with em but i do know of a couple people that are okay whic is -- it's amazing news. i can't even remember their i names, b can get it to you in a second. >> i know these are friends of yours and there was a reporter that was injur but hearing that she's receiving medical attention. >> i'm hearing very, very little news. i don't want anybody to hold me accountable because i'm hearing stories from all these people that have more connections than i do. to be completely honest , th yo really sucks. i've got to be completely honest with you and i'll say it to the camera. it sucks. when this is your family regardless of whether they wore for the sorganization, just like cnn and fox and you sitting there seing people from cnn and you see people from fox getting shotat, it really sucks. we need to have a stronger community. >> thank you. i know this is difficult f

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anne-marie? >> laura podesta in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> a communication breakdown led to a security scare for passengers on a jetblue plane. police surrounded the plane on the tarmac at new york's jfk airport last night after the plane sent a false alarm to the control tower. "new york times" says it triggered a hijacking fear. passengers bound for los angeles documented the incident as armed security boarded the aircraft. they later returned to the airport for inspection. the ruling gives the president to restrict travel to the u.s. on several countries. the state of hawaii had led the challenge against the ban, arguing it was biased against muslin. angelica alvarez has more on the landmark decision. >> reporter: protesters from coast to coast rallied on the streets tuesday following the supreme court's decision to uphold president trump's travel ban. >> it codifies religious issues rooted in bigotry and will be viewed as a latest injustice. >> reporter: it applies to five mostly muslim countries. it also aff

now, the chief o police with anne arrundel county said the inveigation has just started. so, there's an amount of work to beone. witnesses at this time being interviewed, folks being reitedith family at lord and taylor here near the mall but five fatalities, several hers gravely injured, many excngeec ahat they aresp nd all unrave.eliced. we're going to be getting another briefing from police >> melissa howell at the scene on the other side of the westfield annapolis mall. lindsey watts in the family reunification area. >> rep jim we got more information. the reunification area is inside this vacant store. it used to be a lo and taylor and now it's just an empty buildin so, everybody who is here waiting to reunite with family and witriends, they are inside this building. i was just talking to a police officer. ehe saysrybody who has beener broughe has been questioned by police. they are free to go at any time and he said at this point there really aren't too nny people who are ihis building, but it's beingutilizet across the street from the shooting scene and just to give

anne is passionate, a hard worker. i think dan is a little mad at how much time she gives our office, but forbids fridays. we'll see. and i just have to speak for a moment about an example of her committ commitment to people she meets. anne met a homeless person named alice. they became very close friends. she brought her clothing, hot tea, shrimp fried rice and was, in my opinion, the deciding factor that convinced her to move inside and off the streets. she did that around november last year and passed away in february shortly thereafter. because of anne's compassion and determination, alice was able to spend the last few weeks of her life indoors, with a roof over her head, with anne, a close friend, by her side. and spend the rest of her life in dignity. i will never forget you for that and the impression that you made on me and on alice was profound. and i will be forever grateful to you. you are just a beloved, active member of our team. i don't know what we would do without you. you are an example to all of us a

i'm county executive steve shoe of anne arundel county. we have had a terrible shooting incident here this afternoon. there are several people who have died from this incident. and several others are injured. those who are injured have been transported for medical care to anne arundel medical center and johns hopkins shock trauma. those fatalities are so sad and i don't know what to say except our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families and we take comfort knowing they're in god's embrace. the shooter is in custody. i want to commend the public safety professionals who were very quick to the scene here within about 60 seconds and we've had a tremendous response not only from anne arundel county police and fire and state police, howard county, prince georges, several federal agencies including fbi and atf. i want to thank all those agencies for their quick response and being our partners in this very unfortunate incident. like to ask governor hogan to say a few words. >> i want to say first of all our thoughts and prayers are

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'm anne-marie green. president trump made a rare trip to capitol hill last night to meet with republican lawmakers on ending the controversy over separating families of illegal immigrants. house gop members are trying to push through immigration legislation this week as the outrage over the president's policy escalates. hena doba is here in new york with more. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. some house republican leaders psay they're getting little direction from president trump. when he visited the capitol yesterday to discuss immigration, mr. trump told republicans he's behind their rival immigration bills, quote, 1000%. >>> with the outrage intensifying, president trump was on capitol hill tuesday, meeting with house republicans on possible immigration bills. >> these are laws that have been broken for many years, decades, but we had a great meeting. >>> but even if a bill passes the house, it likely lacks the support needed. >> the white house could change it in five minutes, but it s

and the markets let's debate with joe terranova, josh brown the brothers najarian are here also liz ann sonders, charles schwab chief strategist. pete, let's kick this around, if we're in the sixth inning of the economy as jamie dimon says what does that mean for the bull run? >> i think the extension past, as most of us are thinking in our opinions it was a little farther than that. nonetheless, the fundamental story is something we bring up, scott. we've talked about it time and time again and that's been the right thing. dot fundamentals work. with technology in that space. obviously now with energy with that push, energy again yesterday and today getting a little bit of push if oil can just hold up in these areas i think the energy space continues to rise because it had absolutely not gone up with oil in the manner that it should have you look at names like exxon and chevron. they're moving with oil grinding in this area if oil starts to move higher, they'll accelerate but i think they'll continue to catch up with the lag >> liz ann, you say we're definitely in late cycle what do yo

and anne arundel county. go out to them. we'll be thinking of them as we move forward and we wish them the best as they try to deal with their grief. i also have to thank a bunch of people, so i'll ask you to bear with me on this. there were 300 law enforcement officers on that scene yesterday. 300 law enforcement officers from the annapolis police department, the anne arundel county sheriff's office, maryland state police, howard county police department, maryland transportation authority police, department of maryland, department of natural resources police, annapolis fire and bomb 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 d

that's what the ann arundel categories. this guy is being interviewed. they know why he did it, if it's domestic, work-related, if it's revepgs or if it's targeting journalism. they need to tell that if it is. >> i want to talk about that. but i need to put out information. the news that five people were dead is something that came sort of at the end of the press release. it seemed a little unusual the way it was presented. at this point the police have now said the number is not accurate. the number of people dead is not accurate. we do not know where it is higher or lower. all the police have said is that the number of dead, the five that we have been reporting, is not accurate. it is a number we got from the police. we generally want to be very cautious about this. jim, you and i were on tv earlier. there were all sorts of reports about how many people are dead. you and i have gone through this with parkland. but we now know that that number is not accurate. at the end of the 3:00 show i said, jim -- up remember i said i apologize for any information

i'm anne-marie green. >>> the department of homeland security says it knows the location of all children in custody who were separated from mexicoparents at the u.s./ border. meanwhile president trump is not backing down from his hard line stance on illegal immigration. hena dough be is here in new york with more. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. parents who have been reunited with their children now have the option of being deported together. now because of confusion and lack of coordination between government agencies, activists say parents were being removed from the u.s. and their children were left behind. on sunday the president tweeted that the u.s. cannot allow all of these people to invade our country.w,ith no judges or cour cases, bring them back from where they came. democrat senator elizabeth warren responded to the tweet after touring a facility in south texas. >> a woman comes here with her 4-year-old son and says i am asking for amnesty. i'm threatened by gangs in my home cou

a new tweet from police, this is from ann arundle police. the county is anne arundle. two words. they're confirming active shooter at 888 best gate road in annapolis. building evacuated. that's new. officers continuing to search building. relocation point is inside the lord taylor in the mall, this is next to a fairly large and well-known mall there. everybody in the building, they want to keep them together to interview them and make sure to get everybody's story straight. they're relocating everybody there at the time to a nearby mall at a lord & taylor store, which they just have taken over. you might imagine anything near here they will shut down. trace recorded that the parent company of this is the biltmore sun. so they swept the newsroom there just as a precaution. you know, something happens in one division of your company, you want to check it all to be as careful as you possibly can. our understanding is they found no reason for concern at the baltimore sun newsroom. but here, of course, the investigation is just beginning. no doubt it will go on for months and months.

anne arundel county. so our hearts go out to them. we'll be thinking of them as we move forward and we wish them the best as they try to deal with their grief. i also have to thank a bunch of people. bear with me on this. there were 300 law enforcement officers on that scene yesterday. 300ish law enforcement officers from the annapolis police department, the anne arundel county sheriff's office, maryland state police, howard county police department. the maryland transportation authority police. department of maryland -- maryland resources police. annapolis fire and bomb squad. prince georges county, montgomery county. bwi, baltimore washington international airport fire and rescue services. 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. and 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, wheth

so this is anne arundel county police's investigation. they seem to be the lead, but the fbi is on site. we have fbi special agents from the baltimore field office and from the anne arundel county field office. also the atf is there.mb multiple quads were there. there's been a report of asp ted explosive device. the anne arundel county bomb squad and the prinorge's county fire department sent its bop squad as well to assist. deral law enforcement officials there. state officials. at least 50 maryland state troopers to help with what might be an increasingly complex investigativ. they to figure out who this individual is and all indications so far the suspect not making that easy and not cooperating. >> we've seen trees stranhese r circumstances. it's not always easy to find the history of the gun. >> facial recognition, either de you all to this, it may not be surprising for law enforcement to share images fro security cameras. we've seen any other number of other cases wherei police share a photo publicly to get tips to getur help figg o

boleyn a few weeks before anne's fall, there's no evidence that jane colluded in anne's fall.t she was, largely she comes across, she was a woman of principles. she had moral courage. she was devout, she was gentle, she was kind, she was also submissive. indeed, and she put up with so much and died giving henry his only male child. she did, indeed. and though the marriage seems to have been happy. i am in no doubt that henry genuinely loved her. it's interesting that you talk about the sources because you are an historian of distinction, you are also writing fiction here. the third of your novels on the wives — obviously three more to come! do you go back to original sources for the fiction as well as for the history? yes, i do. in fact this series of novels was born out of new research i was doing. in 1991, i published a book, six wives of henry vii, and i have been updating and revising, basically re—researching and rewriting that. it is a long project. how would you describe the changes in scholarship that have come about, the new things that we know from recent scholarship

police say they are still waiting for anne arundel county police buthey should here any moment. let's give you a look at the apartment building, t last known address for the shooter. police an atf agents have been here several hours, the laurel police chief said officers are just waiting for anne arundel to get here since it is their case, and ty're just here to secure this is on 4th street, the artments are on armstrong court and we can show you downk blocked both sid and streetis they've had thi blocked off quite a while. we'll show you video from earlier tonight. the capital gazette is reporting that this suspected shooter h a long running feud with the paper, that he had filed a defamation lawsuit six years ago and he lost. his anger was over a story that micovered anal harassment ca against him. policeave acknowledged there was some history here. calling thisg sho a targeted attack. threats s to the gazette e through social media. this person was prepared today come in, thisso per was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to causerm . as i stated before, the investigativ

i'm anne-marie green. >>> the showdown is heating up. over the trump administration's immigration policies. there were demonstrations across the country over the weekend. president trump is set to meet with republicans this week to work on immigration bills, but he's calling on democratic lawmakers to step up. last night he tweeted democrats should get together with their counterpart and work on border patrol and safety. don't wait until after the election because you're going to lose. hena doba is here in new york with more. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. they allowed them to visit family arrested at the u.s. border. it's over protested of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy that's separating neageld us d erten t conditions at a border patrol facility in south texas. inside an old warehouse, children can be seen in cages with foil sheets as blankets. protesters outside the facility demanded authorities stop separating migrant children from their parents. >> this is not the t

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, the announcement that justice anthony kennedy is retiring from the court has set the stage for a showdown for his replacement. kennedy has been the swing vote on many controversial issues including abortion and gun rights. president trump says he plans to fill the vacancy as soon as possible, but democrats want to delay it. laura podesta is here in new york with more on this. good morning, laura. >>> good morning, anne-marie. the president said he'll pick kennedy's replacement from a list of 25 people. and while he did not name those names, he did say he'd like kennedy's replacement to be young enough to be on the supreme court for 45 years. the retirement of supreme court justice anthony kennedy has created an opening to reshape the court. >> he has to be there for 40, 45 years. >> the vacancy gives the president a chance to turn the court more solidly conservative. at a rally in north dakota last night, mr. trump said he was honored that the 81-year-old justice chose to re

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anne makovec is live outside city hall. it could be days before a winner is declared. [ pause ] [ no microphone ] >> okay. we can't hear anne but i'm sure she has a lot to say about this. um, and we are going to check in with her in a little bit. but for now we'll check in with neda and jaclyn who is coming in right now. >> enter! give us the forecast. >> hey, i know. >> so much going on. >> there's a lot going on. a lot going on. so let's check -- we're going to go to ... >> neda! >> "june gloom." >> kicking off. >> we are going to talk about the gray skies out there. starting to see it get thicker out there, as well. the cloud coverage coverage now blocking parts of the "salesforce tower." look at this view. you can see it hovering close right at the top of the tower. and i want to take you to some of those tower cameras to show you what we are seeing out there this morning. here is the view of the "salesforce tower" looking north and then this would be the view west. you can barely see now just moments ago we had a decen

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, later today, the justice department is scheduled to release a report on the fbi's handling of the special investigation into hillary clinton's email server. meanwhile the president's former personal lawyer is searching for a new legal team. laura podesta is here in new york with more. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. the report to be released today could be a bombshell and provide more ammunition for president trump who has a history of discrediting the fbi. >> the justice department's watchdog will release a 500-page report criticizing how senior fbi officials handled the investigation of hillary clinton's private email server. >> this was done by pros in the james comey as insubordinate for his actions during the lead-up to the presidential election. that includes his decision to announce just days before the polls opened that the fbi had reopened its probe into clinton's handling of the classified material. president trump fired comey in may of 2017. the

even ann coulter was outrage saying for trump to promise to end this tax loophole everywhere he went in the back down is a very bad look. tax rates ought to have a fair minimum perception of fairness she said i don't often agree with president trump and ann coulter but i think they can see the unfairness of the system. i remember during the last presidential campaign there is a great commotion made about mitt romney pain 14% tax rate on his income from his venture capital fund. we see that repeated time and again in this high initial on the businesses which are basically part of the income of the country and not necessarily the productive economy of the country. my college classmate and friend

in thent meae, i'm anne cutler live iormontgomery county fox5 local news.ck bao you. >> ann, thank youeast 15 people are dead following a massive fire in kenya at an outdoor market. as many as 70 others were hurt. and rescuers fear the deathe toll could ris as they search forore bodies in the rubble. fire started in a section ofth market that sells wood and dothes. no yet on what caused that fire. >> oreakingrnight in india, a plane crashed i a busyi. area of mumba it's unclear how many people were on board that plane but at least five people are feared dead. the plane reportedly crashed near a multi story building that was under construction. the plane was attempting to land at mumbai's airport when it crashed. >> happening now thousands of women are getting readyll to downtown d.c. again to march i what the organizers ar calling a massive display of civil disobediencehe protesti separation of migrant families. here's a look athe break wn of today's plans. the calls come the heels of a federal judge order requiring the trump administration to reunite children separated from their fami

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ann-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york.hank you so much, laura. >>> former fbi director james comey made repeated mistakes during the hillary clinton e-mail investigation but not for political reasons. that's according to a new justice department report. the current fbi director, christopher wray, said the agency accepted the justice department report and finds it sobering. comey tweeted the reports conclusions are reasonable, even though he disagrees with some of them. and he said i respect the doj ig office, which is why i urged them to do this review. and he prayed no director would face that unprecedented situation again. paula reed has details. >> reporter: the report criticizes former fbi director james comey for being insubordinate, in bypassing his boss, attorney general loretta lynch, in his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. but concludes that the hillary clinton investigation was not tainted by political bias. >> we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal charges on these facts.

deputy chief william krampf from the anne arundel anne arundel county police department. the building, as we speak, is tactically secure and what that means is our s.w.a.t. team and our quick responders have been through the building. it's secure as far as there are no more persons in the building that are a threat to anyone else. we did recover what we thought they have been an explosive device that has been taken care of. we have members of the bomb squad on scene. we don't anticipate having any more explosive devices. what is happening now that you see behind me is that our criminal investigation division, the actual investigators, are now taking over the scene. we have released it to our members of the criminal investigation division so they can start the process of identifying what occurred and how it occurred and why it occurred. so at this time, we had over 170 individuals in the building that were escorted out safely. they were taken to a reunification area over at the annapolis mall. we brought jed corbett in from the crisis intervention team who's going to say a

anne arundel hospital is a block or tua way. it has two victims and it is on lockdown until police finish sweeping the area. anne arundel county medical center says it has two victims as well and we know about one that was treated or is being treated, i should say, at baltimore's shock trauma medical center. that's not a full accounting. they easily could have transported to other hospitals and we continue to work that. but by that count, that would give us three injured, although we have an he can totally got reports of more than that who have been injured. >> thank you, tom. our colleague garrett haake who was on capitol hill covering explosive hearings in the house judiciary committee has arrived on the scene, is now covering the latest mass shooting in america. garrett, what do you know? >> reporter: nicolle, not a lot i can add to tom's reporting except to describe from the ground what you've seen in the air, the massive footprint of the response here. every law enforcement agency from multiple counties is here on the groun

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you, hena. >>> first lady melania trump a surdeise si but it's what iomrs. n nt trump wore that's getting a lot of attention. while boarding a flight to texas, she had o a green n military style jacket with the words, "i really don't care, do you?" on the back. "inside, she focused on the children. >> i'm h learn about your facility in which i know you have children on a long-term basis, and i'd also like to ask you how i can help these children to be reunited with their families.>> when asked abn the first lady's jacket, her spokeswoman said, it's a jacket, there was no hidden message. but president trump said there was a message. he tweeted, "i really don't care, do you" written on the back of melania's jacket refers to the fake media. melania has learned how dishonest they are and she truly no longer cares. >>> the justice department wants to change the rules on how long children can be legally thflores settl ts. theednmi amount of time migrant children can be locked up with

i'm jen corbin with anne arundel crisis response. we have been on several different sites working with both witnesses and police officers. following the incident. we will be working continuous throughout the night. both on a phone line and throughout to assist. we are mental health clinicians working with the witnesses and officers for next day or so so that's what we'll be available for throughout. >> thank you, jen. i have one more item. this area, the area of the mall, the area of bestgate road will be closed for an indefinite amount of time. if you've received calls, let them know what occurred and why we have it shut down. the investigation is going to continue into the evening hours. and at that time when we get more information i'll have another update for you. >> do we have a motive at all? >> can you or the state's attorney address that? is the suspect cooperative? answering your questions? >> we have the suspect in custody. the only other information from questions of earlier is no identification. he's a adult white male an

and then henry marries anne of cleves or anne of claver as she should be correctly called.be surprised what is in that book because there is a thread of research that nobody seems to have picked up and i think the opening chapters are going to be quite startling. thank you for that tantalising tidbit. alison weir, author ofjane seymour, the haunted queen. thank you. let's update you now on the result from the match. the england team have just lost to belgium, 1-0. that i—o. that is the result in which fa ns i—o. that is the result in which fans are going to be celebrating after losing to belgium. the lions will play colombia in the next round of competition in a few days' time. we will speak in a moment to our correspondent. but let's update you what is happening in the united states this evening and the capital of maryland, and annapolis, where we have had a shooting this afternoon, where it is about 350 pm. there reports came in first to reach us we re reports came in first to reach us were from local media and according to police and annapolis, there was a shooting in wh

anne-marie?> hena doba in new york, thank you. >>> thousands of children are still waiting to be reunited with their parents after being separated at the u.s.-mexico border nearly a week after president trump ordered accesses to stop splitting them up. mireya villarreal spoke to some parents still waiting to find out about their children. >> reporter: these five immigrant parents haven't seen their children since being caught illegally crossing the border. some for as many as 40 days. what's the hardest part for you? he says his 5-year-old crying out, calling for him. the group was released from detention after criminal charges were dismissed. the most recent evidence of customs and border protections not to turn over illegals for prosecution. now they want their children back. more than 20 separated children are here in this tent city in tornillo, texas. we were allowed to tour without cameras. the video distributed by the government gives us a glimpse into their lives here. the supervisor which

i think it was light to read with anne-marie. her position estate working for secretary clinton, she had to look out over the whole world and think about our broad national strategy. i thjust suggested anne-marie, that we have fallen from grace. that we do not have strategic purpose. that we are not leading, that we have abandoned allies and trade and immigration and refugees. agree or disagree. >> when i was a law professor here, that would have been known as a leading question. >> yes. [laughter] >> let me begin by saying how honored i have to be here. when i walked in with that fanfare i thought i was at the royal wedding. but the hats are not quite as good. i'm also here is a example of a glass ceiling that secretary clinton broke. i was the first woman director of policy planning which is the big job in the state department. it was founded when george marshall asked george kennan to take it on p which is a legacy none of us have ever lived up to. secretary clinton, very deliberately, wanted to prove to the world. i hope she

it's a loss for the anne arcodel ty police department and city it's a loss for the of annapolis and anne county. utr hearts go to them. we'll think of them as we move forward. we wish them the best as they try to deal withhe grief. i have to thank a bunch of people. i'll ask you to bear with me on this. there were 300 law enforcement officers on that scene yesterday. 300 law enforcement officers from annapolis police department, t maryland state police, howard county police department maryland transportation authority police, department ofd -- maryl department of natural resources police, annapolis fire and bomb squad, prince george's county police department, montgomery county, maryland started to send us up. bwi's fire and rescue services came. nsa place camolice came. the fbi was ant help in times of trouble. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms gave us a large amount of help. nsa came to ithelp. 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 dehydrated of helped u

joining me now, one of reid's targets, ann coulter. ann, great to see you. sure none of this surprises you. this is what you and i have become accustomed to. the liberals can say whatever they want about minorities, jews, and get away with it. but you found interesting nuggets from her past. >> it actually went up on daily caller today. she was wishing for you and me to be left in the public square in iraq, which i think is interesting, because i agree, i wouldn't want to go to a majority muslim country. i don't know why liberals want to turn this country into those countries. but you consider that really, you know, the worst thing you can do to us. in a separate post, i guess she liked or retweeted someone suggesting that, i don't know if it was just me or both of us, kill ourselves. and the always popular calling me a man for having a beautiful swan-like neck. liberal women as long as we're being frank here are not used to that, because they have rolls of fat on their neck, taken aback by my beautiful swan-like neck. but these nasty things that get posted

kpix 5's anne makovec is on the scene new details. anne. >>> reporter: yeah.ce with which this van hit the building in the overnight hours. no skid marks here in front. and all the way into the building through this garage area, this wooden structure you see here at the front. emergency workers built that overnight to try to shore up this building to make sure that it's going to be standing when they come back to try to assess the damage. this is at clement street and arguello boulevard in san francisco's richmond district. major damage obviously to both the van and the apartment building. there are four to six apartments here in this building. the driver was stuck inside of the vehicle. emergency workers had to pull out the heavy equipment to get that driver out of the vehicle. the driver was sent to the hospital with major injuries. crews now trying to shore up this building while they figure out what kind of damage was done. >> we have our rescue squad there building a temporary shoring or a brace for the damage that was done by the vehicle. we have had to

in great falls, anneutler fox 5 local news. >>> a warning in anne arundel, the hunt for chinese crab is back on. smithsonian released this flyer today. they're asking boaters to report sightings because they cause erosion and threatens levie esapeake beach.ottedch in you're asked toake a close-up photo. take note of where the crab was found and then contact theta envirol research center. more information on website fox5dc.com. >>> the battle against hunger entered way. earlier, a new community coverage opened up in stuff. spring. silver springs church working together to make this happen. they will help collect produce thatbe otherwise w thrown out. bringing it to the kitchen. food will then b in need. those >>> delta is banning pit balls from traveling as service annuals comin after repor of flight attendants being bitten but being b mety criticism. >> reporter: don't tell military veteranto r his pit bull is a threaty' >> the most loyal and awesome dogs. people just don't know. >> reporter: delta airlines are banning them updating the policy stating the travel season is here a nc a

ann: it was a phrase being used . right at the very beginning when the young man was on the walkie-talkie, i do not know if that is the right term. talking, and he is saying on the but he is case, brother. meaning i am on it, i am working it. i am doing it. >> on the case, brother. ann: and that was, i think, the phrase that my husband chose to really encompass the intent of the whole film. steve: ann scherer, thank you very much for being with us on c-span history tv. ann: absolutely. steve: from 1968 is that 20 minute documentary in its entirety, part of reel america, the work of ed scherer, "on the case." [no audio] >> in my living room of my house, it is like walking from an alleyway from a backend street. the front of my door is like a dumpyard or something. i mean whenever the white man has finished and disposed of, that is where it will be brought to. we had my home, it is not like my home wanted it. we have white man coming in there. won't painted the color i want it. we have a white man fixing it up, but not

sister patricia anne taught serving youth from st. elizabeth's, st. ann's from 1974 to 1985. she also served the director of religious instruction for 7ephinanc parish. generations of families remember and honor her life filled with faith and service to the education and ministry of youth. the funeral mass honoring sister patricia anne clarity was celebrated yesterday at mother house. if we could end in her honor. second thing, and i'm happy to introduce today, is a resolution urging all of us in support senator scott weiner's most recent bill, senate bill 221, which seeks to ban the sale of guns and ammunition at the cow palace fairgrounds, which he publicly announced yesterday at a press conference, along with many of his colleagues, including david chu and many others. they host five gun shows and each show is two days, 10 days a year, where guns are made more easily available to people in the bay area. these gun shows are vehemently opposed by surrounding counties, san matao and san jose, because they're opposite our values. as public officials in san francisco, we should

sounds like the building is evacuated according to the tweet from anne arundel police. if that is the case, what happens next in this investigation? >> reporter: that's one in a series of steps that police will have to take now. obviously the first being to determine is there a threat, is there additional, any type of threat to life, something that they're going to look at. second, getting everyone out of the building which is sounds like they've done. as tom was mentioning, they have to go through the building, tom to bottom, from end to end, in order to ensure that there are no threats, in order to ensure there aren't additional wounded people who were attempting to flee. but this is something that they do. they practice for it methodically. if you think about how law enforcement approaches these municipal-type situations where you have an office building, it's very much similar to the fire department. so the fire department, they understand the mapping of a building, where the stand pipes are, the sprinklers, that kind of thing. the access to the schematics of the bu

anne-marie? anne-marie: it is so important to have these conversations. if we're not thinking about politics, we will continue to have these conversations, lamenting what is happening. just on the point about state building and it goes to david's point about the kind of distraction and wh secreta clinton saw was that we must focus on the people as well as the chessboard of politics. to the point about who wants us out of the middle east, it is not to the people you might expect. 46%y organization, which is under 30 and diverse. whos the people of color inherit the postcolonial view that america has done nothing but bad. east and at the middle and see the analogy american power oppressing people here. to build the kind of consensus we want. i agree, we have to the way we talk about it. why we areexplain just enabling the people of the region to rebuild their own countries. we are not rebuilding anything. thatve to do it in a way brings a different group of amicans along. nicholas: thank you very much. [applause] we could go on for days, months, years on th

anne. >>reporter: parents here atnt ro nia learning today that a fong time employee is accused o sexually assaulting a young girl here. we're talking sexual abuset tha allegedly went on for four i monthsnside this school up on the rooftop playground. evennside some of the classrooms. many of the pents here understandably reluctant to go on one of them told me off camera that she had suspectedou things t this teach are for years. and she said this news so upsetting that it felt like someone threw a bucket of ice at colder on her. >>> parents leaving centro nia's columbia road location with their child an a letter today. >> just a few minutes ago. so i didn't knowbo nothingut it. i don't see nothing like at. well, i didn't see the pern who tak care of her, they dot greajob. >> learning that 65-year-old juan arturo perez assistant p k arrest. charged with second degree child sex abuse. lice reporting touched a child ovg clothin multiple finals, 20. >> showed upo his home less than a mile. we c

kpix 5's anne makovec is live at city hall with the very latest. anne. >> reporter: yeah. it is a new day here at san francisco city hall. london breed is going to be speaking this morning at her old elementary school, rosa parks elementary school at 10 a.m. she is going to tell us more about her first plans for this city. it was a real road to get here. it took 8 days and 18-hour days of ballot counting to finally get a new mayor. yesterday, board of supervisors president and san francisco native london breed took to the steps of city hall to declare she is soon to be mayor of san francisco, becoming the first black woman ever in that post. she is 43 years old. she will be the second woman in that post. >> it means a lot to so many young people growing up in the city, and i'm really honored and proud of this accomplishment. and it's because of so many that are here today. >> reporter: earlier yesterday, candidate mark leno, who has trailed breed by more than 1,000 votes since the middle of last week, conceded. but in the basement of city hall, the race goes on. more than

right here. >> ann: but you know in the old days, it was just people walking. and more insane. >> toby: but every year, somebody dies. every single year, there's one death at mardi gras. every year. >> ann: but you know you've got to stay away from the horses feet. you know, like a lot of horse injuries, like their horses. so the horses will kick you in the head or something. >> anthony: oh, okay. >> man: i mean, a lot of really good reasons that you're doing all these things. i mean, it's the end of winter, people are out of food. >> jourdan thibodeaux: and it's right before the lent. >> man: it's right before lent. >> jourdan: letting out the last of you, what you got in you. stop everything for a good while. >> ann: last chance to misbehave before lent. then the next day they go to church and get a "x" on their forehead. >> anthony: so you go in, you got a black eye, your shoulder is out of its socket and you get the -- >> ann: you get the cross. >> man: everybody at church prays, getting the ashes, "sorry for everything i did." >> anthony: sorry for everyth