. >> i heard about six gunshots, very rapid succession, blam, blam, blam, blam, blam. right after that maybe five capitol police cars came roaring down pennsylvania avenue, down to the parking lot here towards the monument over there on first street, and shortly thereafter i hear those gunshots. i saw people running all over the lawn of the capitol. >> an individual there describing the chaos. casey, as you said, we're waiting for this police press conference. do we have any more details about when we should expect that? >> reporter: at this point it's already been delayed past what we expected, so, of course, this is somewhat typical for a situation like this. law enforcement needs time to sort of collect all of the information and they want to make sure they can come and provide some level of new detail. we do know that the roads are still all closed in this area well past the crime scene itself. many people who have cars that are parked around here have been told that they're going to have to leave them here forself ho v hours. they won't be able to move them off th

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blam >>> the battle to bring the as to san jose will be heard in federal court soon.he city is suing mlb but on friday, a judge will hear an argument to try to squash the city's chances of getting the as to move. janine de la vega joins us from san jose to explain. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: at city hall, leaders are feeling confident that a federal judge will throw out and deny major league baseball requests to throw out the city's lawsuit. san jose filed an anti-trust lawsuit. currently an mlb team cannot move to another city or state unless the league approves it. the san francisco giants have ter toerlly -- territorial rights. san jose has already put in time planning the proposed stadium and has secured land for it. but cannot go forward until the mlb or the courts respond. >> every sports team manages to get along without a special requirement from the anti-trust laws except for mlb. the time is ripe for courts to take a hard look at this and try to understand why is it that these billionaires think they are different from the rest of us. >> reporter:

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now if the political dialogue is blocked, it opposition is to blam what is your position? >> it is easy forhe government to say that. many bad things happened in tunisia and every time the government comes out and says the responsibility is of the opposition. no, it is not the respoibily the opposition. we aed the government not to declare its will to resign after weeks. it is a long time now. iran -- in our understanding, the government wants more time. >> our guest has said that they are willing to settle. >> why not today? why not yesterday? why not tomorrow? why not as soon as possible? i have been many times in discussions with representatives of the government and every time they say in two weeks. they say we here you when? >> -- we are going to do it. when? >> the political opposition is asking for a firm commitment. they want to date. what is the answer? >> they signed the quartet roadmap. they are committed to the road map. there are allies in that government. the -- there has been expression of commitment to it. once you join the national dialogue, this is anothe

republicans blamming the president and congressional democrats saying the g-o-p might drop their opposition to the president's health care law if he'd be willing to negotiate over special breaks and subsidies handed out since the law was passed. the president not budging, going out for an impromtu lunch today and saying it's all on the speaker of the house. this is not some damn game. the american people did not want their government shutdown and neither do i. all we are asking for is to sit down and have a discussion and bring fairness and reopen the government and bring fairness to the american people over obamacare. this could be over today and there are about sports in the house of representatives. as i said yesterday it speaker boehner would just ... then we could and this shut down. about 800,000 federal workers are currently furloughed due to the government shutdown. civilian employees at veterans hospitals and clinics are not getting paid but are staying on the job. the james lovell federal health care center in north chicago continues to treat ailing veterans and heroes. the direct

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