. >> reporter: brett porter was inside his home when d.c.olice say two suspects started hasing and shooting at a man who was running away on fifth street right near the entrance to howard university ospital. one of the bullets struck a window. a nurse who works in the ob-gyn office at the lpital sent us these pictures and said the bullet went through the wall oft her departmenust missing this woman who is sitting down with jt for an appointment. wieesses say campus polich>d responded quickly. >> oh, that'sh"bk fast. hey were throwing on bulletproof vests and running outside. >> jason is in charge of the dialysis department at the hospital and saw the suspects taking off through the parking lot. >> by the time i seen the two kids running down across. >> reporter: he says he rushed outside to help his7r patients, manyqñ ofom wh were crying. >> we had patients on the metro access bus and had to get them off, back inside and a into lockdown area. >> reporter: d.c. police say no one was injured, but many employees at thefma%q1 are calling this m

. >> reporter: brett porter was inside his home when d.c. police say two suspects started chasing and shootint a a man who was running away on fifth street right near the entrance to howard university hospital. one of the blets struck a window and a nurse who worked in the ob-gyn office at the hospital sent us these pictures. she sa the bullet went through the wall of her department, just missing this woman o was sitting down with her newborn babe waiting for an appointment. i spoke with the new mother who saysthe bullet nearly missed her head. she was too shaken up to go on camera but described the ordeal as terriing. witnesses say campus police responded quickly. >> oh, it's fast. hey were throwing on bulletproof vests and running outside. >> reporter: jason is nrnlg chast dialysis department a the hospital and says he saw the suspects taking off through the parking lot. >> by the time i seen the two kids running down across. >> rusorter: he said hed outside to help his patients, many of whom were crying. etro are patients on the access bu