police stopping them crossing north to macedonia. many refusing to go government shelters >>> let's take you back to the breaking news out of the u.s. capital where gunshots have been reported. let's go to our correspondent. what has been the latest update on this? >> we received a defeat from d.c. police staying there's no active public threat. it was an isolated incident on capitol hill. we are getting varieties other reports. the problem with social media is it's very - the news is aggregating and it's not clear in what order a lot of tweets are coming out in. so we have to be cautious about this. initially we heard there was a shooting at the visitor's center on capitol hill. congress is in recess. that was the main matter we can be confident about, a shooting taking place on capitol hill, we have reports as to whether a police officer was injured. initially there was a report that a police officer was injured. now we talked to staffers suggesting a police officer was not shot. but they say that whoever was responsible for the shooting has been custody, and it might be the person that did the shooting that has been taken to hospital sub

tonight we're learning more lea about what the suspect in yesterday's shooting at thehe capital pointed at police. the capital visitor center reopened this morning, but suspicion package scarce which a proved to be false alarms showel security can is still amped up. tom fitzgerald is life at the capital with the very latest. >>reporter: the best way you could describe the mood up herep was business as usual, but with a very unusual amount of of security considering thatrity congress is not in session here on the hill.on t the capital visitors center reopened its doors probably 8:15:00 a.m., but tack to the scores of visitors who arrived this morning and they'll say they got here with both concern and caring. i was a little concerned about n coming down because we're here from ohio. but you know, you have to just t do what you do. do. when we first got here we noticed they were blocked off. we weren't able to get in.n. but it was open as urban everything went fine. you can't top your life because there's nothing that you can can really do about it. tonight, the suspect in this case, larry did you

the capital police chief says today's incident was a criminal act, not an act of terrorism. we'll continue to monitor this breaking news throughout the evening. >>> in elizabeth tonight police have identified a woman found dead at a public housing complex. according to investigators she waars strangled. crime stoppers is offering $10,000 for information. >>> a new jersey hospital is joining the fight against prescription drug abuse fuelling the heroin crisis. government officials and doctors gathered today in patterson to unveil a new program called alternatives to opiates. the goal is to treat patients without the use of opiate medications before turning to >> while many opioid prescriptions are prescribed to deal with pain, the impact of the drugs leads to dependency and addiction. we know that four out of five heroin users started out using prescription opioid painkillers. >> the hospital began using the alternative protocols in january. 73 72% of patients who have gone through the program did not need opioids. >>> a former honduran president faces up to 40 years in prison

capital police investigation division, capital police officer professional responsibility and metro poll tan police are conducting of investigation into this matter. we believe this is the act of a single person who has frequented grounds before, and there is no reason to believe that this is anything more than a criminal act. >> in the news ahead a rare court case in israel where a soldier is being investigated for the murder of a palestinian man seemingly caught on camera. plus donald trump u.s. presidential frontrunner for the republican party revealing some of his details about foreign policy. we'll take a look at that and some of the headlines next. >> people loved him. teachers loved him. >> we were walking the river looking for him. i knew something was really really wrong. >> all hell broke lose. >> people were saying that we were terrorists. >> how are you providing a cover for your brother to do this? >> we saw the evil side of the social media take off. >> we have a look at your headlines. the paramilitary is given special powers to conduct rains in punjab after explosions in

capital's visitor center. the shooter now in custody was shot. he is on his way to the hospital. a police officer also injured by shrapnel with minor injuries. although we've seen conflictive reports on that front. we will keep you up to date. lock down on capitol hill are being lifted on several government buildings. >> joining us now on the phone is rod wheeler, former dc homicide detective and fox news contributor. rod, good to have you here. everybody's on edge because of what's happening in europe. we still don't know what happened here. but we can say that because the political situation is basically in recess in washington, the only people in washington right now are the tourists. it doesn't seem -- it seems like either the shooter was just a random nut or, in fact, very stupid not to realize that congress is not in session. >> right. well, good afternoon to you. even though congress is not in session, i can tell you -- and i'm down on capitol hill right now, i've actually just got down here, there's a lot of people around the capitol hill area, mainly because of the cherry blossom

officials say one capital police officer is being treated for a gunshot wound after being shot at the capitol visitors center. that shooter is in custody. that officer was not seriously injured. congress and the capital remain on lockdown at this hour. no word on when that lockdown will be lifted. officials say the threat has been neutralized. one person in custody and that police officer is being treated for a gunshot land. >>> still ahead, the latest from the campaign trail as candidates focus on the midwest. and we will tell you why donald trump is taking a break today. >>> plus, it's a little chilly around the bay. >>> and the final test results for bay area crab fisherman. >>> to the latest on the campaign trail. the presidential candidates are in the midwest ahead of next week's primary. a new poll shows the breakdown. why donald trump decided to take a break.>> reporter: ted cruz appears ready to put a few to rest with donald trump over their wives at least for now. the texas senator found a new target, blaming hillary clinton and her tenure as secretary of state under presiden

other areas of the capitol on lockdown according to capital police in washington, d.c. building, mostly underground on the east side of the capital there. reports of shots fired at the capital business center should be to to capitol hill police. customersn some doorsteps today after four long years and $2 billion from facebook, that is coming up next. ♪ david: welcome back. oculus has done something it has never done before. two years after mark zuckerberg and nasty would buy the virtual reality technology company for the oculus rift will arrive on doorsteps today. johnson.ow to cory oculus is also rising in terms of interest. itally shipping some units is interesting, the shipping of the device seems like my chair talking about what virtual reality will be, to be first in market with a somewhat functional advisor. they're using a next bus controller. playstation 4 will have its own virtual reality headset. only two thirds say it will be 600 -- 400 rather than the $600. in 37.5also come million playstation's out there. curious to see how this all plays out in terms of s

mark: we have been hearing that capital police officer -- that a capital police officer was shot today the latest report said the police officer who was shot was not seriously wounded. bloomberg's erik wasson is on capitol hill with some of the latest details. take us through the chronology. what time did the shooting occurred? erik: we have some latebreaking developments from sources. it looks like the only person shot now was the alleged gunman. he was trying to enter the capital visitors center -- c apitol visitor's center when the alarm went off. there was a complication and the suspect was shot. it looked like there may have been another woman in the area who may have gotten some minor injury from shrapnel. we are still trying to get the exact word on that. there will be a press conference from the u.s. capitol police outside of the capitol. mark: confirming what you told us, you are hearing that capitol police officer was not wounded during this altercation? erik: that's the most current information we have, but it's a developing story at this point. there have been some conflict

capitol visitor center court and to capital police. the capital and white house are in lockdown. one report of a shooter down. that is what we know at the hour. we will continue to monitor the situation and bring you the details as they are known. business and economic front, we did get some data on the housing sector, pending home sales in february. will momentum sustain into the spring buying season. an executive charged with 95 nine dollars in fraud. the latest details on a scheme to dupe investors and major ramifications coming right up. are crowding into the u.s. hedge fund market and that means volatility could search. is it losing its safe haven status? away from ther close of trading this monday. let's head to markets desk were julie hyman has the latest. a bit of a sleepy day today. julie: this has been characterizing trading over the past couple of recently -- as we have seen stocks take a pause after a five-week rally. seeing volume in the s&p 500, 34% below the 20 hundred day average. quite a drop. we already saw a couple of the lowest volume days of the year. that tr

. >> we've been following breaking news from our nation's capital. >> police at the u.s. scrambled after reports of shots fired in the capitol visitors center. brian mooar has an update from washington. >> reporter: terrifying moments this afternoon as gun shots were heard at the united states capitol visitors center. police officers rushed to the scene responding to reports of active shooter. though congress was not in session, the annual cherry blossom festival brought tourists to the nation's capital. >> and they said run, they told everybody to run. the security officers. >> the shooting took place in an underground area designed to be the first layer of security. federal law enforcement sources tell nbc news the suspect was a frequent visitor and well known to capital police officers. sources say the man was stopped at the metal detectors and pulled out a gun when the alarm went off. >> we believe that this is an act of a single person. who has frequented the capitol grounds before. and there is no reason to believe that this is anything more than a criminal act. >>

capital police officer fired and wounded larry dawson of tennessee believed to be the only suspect. >> the ambulance pulled up with a stretcher. >> dawson was rushed to surgery while a bystander was treated for minor injuries. panic reined in the halls of the capital. >> one guy got antsy. >> it was almost scarier coming out because the image you see on tv all the time of people being let out. police with big guns. it was almost scarier than when it was happening inside. >> at this hour we're learning that the suspect remained at the hospital in stable but critical condition after undergoing surgery. he is now facing two very serious charges which include his charge assault with a deadly weapon as well as assault on a police officer while >> the 66-year-old is from antioch, tennessee. he was known to officers at the capitol. he was issued a stayaway order back in october. that order required him to keep away from cap tol grounds. this was issued after he disrupted the house chamber last fall by shooting he was a prophet of god. >>> nearly one week after the isis bombings in belgium, t

police. it happened in a suburb of the capital. armed police cordoned off the area. attacks on security forces have increased in turkey over recent months. our correspondent is reporting for us. what is the latest information you have? >> reporter: we understand that those two attackers have been killed after a standoff with security forces. as you mentioned, they had opened fire at a police vehicle that was carrying officers as it was approaching the police station. we saw video of them holding what appeared to be some sort of automatic rifle firing at the vehicle and then one of them lobbed what looked like a hand ingredient indicated towards the police station. as they tried to escape, one of the attackers was injured and there was a standoff for just over about an hour/an hour and a half in one of the neighboring buildings before armed police managed to kill them both. so far as injuries are concerned from the police side, two officers were injured. however, we understand those to be light injuries as officials have reported and nothing more than that >>> when th

. >> dawson is well known to capital police. last year he stood up in the gallery of the house during the debate and announced he was a, quote, prophet of god. police subdued him then and he was arrested but never showed up for court. today he returned to the capitol, this time armed. he was hospitalized and is under arrest. the woman who was hit by the shrapnel was not seriously injured and the lockdown was dawson acted alone and there was no further threat. >> we should tell you eyewitness news reporter josh einiger is on his way to washington, d.c. he's going to have complete coverage tonight at eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> we turn now to the weather. first soaking rain. now a little sun but some strong gust y winds out there right now. meteorologist lee goldberg is tracking it all. he's outside the studios with the latest. >> it's just been a tough weather day to dress for. have your rain gear in the morning then sunglasses. all of the sudden it's calm and great in the afternoon, then all of the sudden the sun is about to se

it was another night of unrest in the brazilian capital. police fired tear gas outside congress during a mass demonstration. they're protesting da silva being appointed to chief of staff. after years of criticism, seaworld says it's ending its breeding program of killer they have 24 whales in three parks. they're the last generation that seaworld will display. >> if you look at people's general comfort level of orcas under human care, i've seen a real shift in society. >> we're pushing for them to release these orcas to sanctuaries so they can live out a semblance of a normal life in their last days. >> and "blackfish" led to a loss of nearly $100 million in revenue. >>> and rob ford underwent chemotherapy last year for an aggressive form of soft tissue cancer. he became an international punch line after admitting to smoking crack but refused to resign. >>> surveillance video captured a car slamming through the front a couple was dining inside when the car crashed right into them. >> the car coming past me and just him being slammed against the wa

is reported to have won himself up at a football match in a village on the edge of the iraqi capital. policend medical sources say at least 29 people have been killed. roughly twice that number have been injured. the death toll is expected to rise. we will bring you more details as soon as we get them. there is no claim of responsibility although nearly all such attacks in recent months have been the work of the islamic state organization. the trial of two turkish journalists accused of revealing state secrets has been adjourned today after opposition m.p.'s refused to leave the courthouse in a protest that the trial be held behind closed doors. they face life in prison if found guilty. we learn more about the details of the case which has drawn condemnation from across the globe. reporter: we are here to support journalism and journalism is not a crime. these were the words uttered by the editor-in-chief of turkey's leading opposition newspaper. he and the bureau chief arrived at court on friday ahead of the with deteriorating freedom of press. the president himself is a plaintiff in the ca

in the hospital facing charges of assault and resisting arrangement dawson had two runins with capital police under arrest past year alone. >>> topper shutt is tracking the storm and how it could impact tomorrow morning's commute. topper? >>> yeah, bruce. it will be a yellow weather alert but it won't be a wash out. it will be very, very warm, a warm start at 6:00 a.m. in the morning. it's more like june, 64 in gaithersburg and 65 in rock hill and silver spring and 9:00, some -- frederick to leeburg and gaithersburg, and then look at what happens. by lunchtime, breaks in the clouds and showers north and showers south and a better chance of showers in prince george's county and southern maryland and we'll advance it again. by 3:00, lots of sunshine in southern maryland and back to the north and west and a couple of heavier showers and thunderstorms north at i-95 and temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80. many folks will hit 80 tomorrow. 5:30, upper 70s and sunshine. so it's one of those day where is we are talking about showers and you will need sunglasses as well. and you need the app. it'

secretary of state kerry is in the belgian capital. police raided more homes and arrested several terror suspects. meanwhile a brother and sister who were at the airport waiting to return to new york were killed. their funeral will be held next week in the netherlands. >>> tonight, wooer hearing from the father of a -- tonight we're hering from a father of a teenager who was injured in a freak accident. a metal beam came through the floorboards of that car. stefan kim spoke to the victim's father. >> reporter: it was a horrifying moment that any father can relate to. al says he was driving with his passenger seat of their toyota camry on route 1. he noticed a huge chunk of metal lying in the street but did not have enough time to swerve out of the way but instead drove over it. that's when he heard a huge noise and his son screaming in pain. you can see that piece of metal punctured right through the undercarriage of the car and through the passenger's seat protruding several inches through that. as soon as this happened, patel says he pulled

capital police officer. >> he said you need to do this and you need to do that, and i'm so glad i did. >> reporter: now he is offering the same help to the officer who killed detective colson. the two met once, but summers did all of the talking. >> i know what's going through his mind. he thinks it's a dream. >> they are talking about, you know, shooting themselves, and when my incident happened, i didn't think i could go through it. i thought about it. there were a couple of things that saved me. >> reporter: summers says he sees the same support system around this officer. >> i felt that he had good inner strength. >> reporter: summers stresses what the officer can't do is think about the what ifs. >> it truly was an accident. >> reporter: he can't beat himself up? >> no. he will, but he shouldn't officer needs right now is his family, but when he's ready to talk, summers promises he will be there. >> all right, thank you so much, cam, and the prince george's county police department says the funeral details for detective colson are still being finalized but they will not be held t

us capital police aren't taking any chances with security following yesterday's incident. 66 year old larry dawson of tennessee allegedly pulled out a weapon at a security check point at the visitor center. dawson was then shot by a police officer. it terse out dawson's weep one as an air soft brand pellet gun made to handgun. he is now charged with a i salt with a deadly weapon. additional charges could be filed. > us officials say that families of american service members and government workers must return home from southern turkey because it's simply not save for them to be there. officials say that relatives of a central chief of mission personnel can stay. there are reports that isis is planning imminent attacks on jewish schools in turkey. this is video from a suicide attack that killed ten people iç istanbul this past january. now to prince william county, investigators want to know what caused a deadly accident at aware house in manassas. one was killed and others hurt when a huge storage rack collapsed on them. marina maracco has the latest. >>reporter: just before 4:00 this

police officer. he is in custody now at the hospital after triggering a lock down at the capital. mary has details. reporter: all of a sudden, the police came running through hall way saying go, go, go. follow us. >>reporter: here on capital hill, word of a shooting is forces people to flee. >> as i walk through, we heard get out, get out. there's an active shooter. >>reporter: police and firefighters swarm the entrance to the capital visitor center. the heart of capital locked down and people told to stay in a safe police. police say a man entered and set off a metal de-tactor. he then pulled out a gun and shot at an officer. they took him into custody. >> we believe this is an act of a single person who has frequented the capital grounds before. >>reporter: this time of year is a busy one for washington, packed for touristas looking at the famed cherry blossom. >> no reason to believe anything more than a criminal act. >>reporter: mary, kron4 news. >> a woman nearby win juried by -- injured by entrappal but injuries minor. >>> the fbi has used what's a mystery technique. they don't need apple's he

the capital police have formally requested a budget hike to help pay for the salaries and benefits of the officers. >>> it's down to the wire for pepco and exelon to save their controversial $7 billion merger. yesterday the companies formally asked the d.c. public service commission to reconsider the conditions it put on the merger last month. failure to act could mean the whole deal gets derailed. some civic groups and city leader say it's a bad deal. at this point it's not clear when or if the deal will go through. >>> it is 4:49. the funeral for former first lady nancy reagan will happen this friday. she will be laid to rest next to rm forepresident ronald reagan and his presidential library in sim chlt valley, california. the funeral service will be private, but her body will rye in repose at the library tomorrow and thursday. during that time, pay respects. the former first lady passed away sunday at the age evof 94. >>> we will find out who is coming to the kennedy center for the upcoming season. three celebrity artists will be announced today. the center's president will reveal

. >>> it was another night of unrest in the brazilian capital. policeired tear gas to protestors outside congress in a massive protest. opposing da silva being sworn in. he was charged with money laundering and fraud. >>> and amp years of criticism, seaworld is ending its breeding of killer whales immediately. 23 whales in three parks. the last they will display in captivity. >> society is changing, and if you look at people's general comfort level with orcas under human care, i've seen a real shift in society. >> we are pushing for them to release these orcas to coastal sanctuaries to live out some semblance of a natural life for the rest of their days. >> the change after the critical "blackfish" cost the company merely $100 million in fees. >>> an aggressive form of soft tissue cancer. ford became an international punch line after he admitted to smoking crack and being drunk on the job but refused to resign. >>> in michigan, convicted felon brian earl taylor found a new way to ask for leniency at a sentencing hearing inspired by all people, adele. ♪

ka capital police investigation, the police officer responsibility and the metropolitan police conducted investigations into the matter. >> i'm joined by robert pope. an international security affairs expert. in some ways they are playing down the security scare. >> we have seen this the last couple of times, we had people jumping the fence and bizarre situations whe situations where individuals ran the checkpoints and were chased down. what happened here has worked. the visitors's center was to stop this sort of matter hap. in 1998 there was an incident where someone came in and shot. there would be a buffer between visitors to capitol hill and members of congress. i have been to the visitors center myself. this is a situation where members can come out and greet visitors. someone that comes into the center u does not have free reem. the individual was stopped at the checkpoint and everyone is as secure as they could be. >> i suppose with these things a shelter and place kicked in and a lock down happened either way. do you think it's room for improvement in these kind of places? >> wel

the incident was chaotic as police and firefighters flooded the complex and the capital was unlock down. visitors were told to shelter in place or run for cover. >> i kicked off my shoes and we started to run up the ramp and police said we will have you covered. there were officers on top of the ramp that were watching to us and said keep running. didn't know there was more than one shooter. >> the suspect has been identified as of 66-year-old larry dawson. he has been a frequent visitor of the capitol. police believe it was random act and not an act of terrorism. cargo operations at the port of oakland impeded because after labor management dispute. >> tom vacar has what this disagreement was about. >> 22 long shore workers fired for reporting to work late by just 15 minutes. 44 co-workers walked off the job in sympathy and an arbitrator was forced to make a king solomon's choice. the oakland international container terminal, the biggest terminal in oakland ceased operations at 8:30 this morning. that left thousands of truckers in a bind with the cargo that they haul. the terminal has

. >>> well, another night of unrest in the brazilian capital. police fired tear gas at protesters during a mass demonstration. they're protesting the former president da silva being sworn in as chief of staff. he was charged with money laundering and with fraud. >>> after years of criticism, seaworld said it's ending the breeding program of killer whales immediately. the company has 24 whales in three parks. they're the last generation of orcas they'll display in captivity. >> society is changing. and if you look at people's general comfort level with orcas under human care, i have seen a real shift in society. >> we are pushing for them to release these orcas to coastal sanctuaries so they can live out some semblance of an actual life of the rest of their days. >> this comes after "black fish" that led to a drop in attendance. >>> the office of former toronto mayor rob ford said he's back in the hospital. he underwent chemotherapy last year for the soft tissue cancer. now, ford became an international punch line after he admitted smoking crack and bei

jacki role lands reporting from the capital. >>> police tweeted this photo of masked officers in the southern italian town of belize. the man is of algerian descent. he may be extra dated to belgium in the next days. prosecutors have so far charged three men with procedure too fast over the suicide talks. >>> turning our attention to the crisis in greece, and refugees and migrants are holding protests along the macedonian border, demanding officials let them through. to give you a better idea of the situation, there are more than 12,000 people sometime stranded at that makeshift camp. most have refused to go to government-run shelters. the fear that they will either be forced to stay in greece or be deported back to turkey. now elsewhere, on the greek island of lesbos, some refugees have been sent to the northern city of cavala awaiting deportation. the refugees say they are angry and frustrated over worsening conditions at the camp. most have already sold their belongings and spent their savings to get this far. zeina hodor tells their story. >>> yet again they make their way to gre

that gunfire coming from capital police. they opened fire on a man who appeared to pull out a weapon in front of them. linda schmidt has the update. linda. reporter: that is right, allison, steve. people were ducking. others are running, after man pulled a gun. in the, it was the suspect who was shot. >> i took off my shoes income we started running up this ramp. reporter: that is how her day started at the visitor center in d.c. people were going through security screening when the police say a man suddenly pulled out a gun. >> as i walked through. we heard "get out. get out." >> the individual drew officers. the officer fired and struck the suspect. reporter: police say weapon was covered at the scene. minor in railroad russ in the crossfire. surgery. the white house and the capitol put on lockdown. le all of this going on while the annual easter egg roll was take police on the capitol lawn. marilyn maloney didn't know anything about a shooting until she asked the police officer what was going on. she immediately called he

gary somers says he talked with the capital police officer whoho accidentally shot his sergeant during training exercise andse with the help of a psychologist, his family than a the police department he survived.surv eventually i came to the conclusion that accidents happen and you can be the best at something and still with the right set of circumstances an accident happens. so last monday night gary somers did for the officer who shot jacai colson what another officer did for him 27 yearsrs ago. i was there mainly to let him know one that he's not the only to. so he didn't feel like i did when it happened. and two i wanted to t tell himot my story so that he knew that he could trust me.e. the police chief revealed thisev week the officer who opened fire ons of oner colson viewed him as a threat and shot him intentionally during a chaotic begun battle l outside the district 3 station. take your time. today gary somers works as a firearm's instructor for ther montgomery county police.ou and marknt murphy is never farev from his mind. i wish that we could be sitting on the front porch t

. >>> the state capital police welcoming a new four-legged officer to their team. take a look at balu, a 19-month- old german shepherd. he recently completed explosive detection training. can he search if a variety of explosive materials. he will partner with his handler, officer kevin johnson. i am an andy griffith show fan. had the blood hound and it was name blue. he was convinced he could show the dog a picture of e suspect. >> that is the best show. still to this day. >>> we are having more beautiful weather. we have a little bit more cloud cover out there than the last couple of days. looking a little grayer over downtown durham. but getting into the afternoon, the cloud will thin and temperature will climb pretty rapidly. temperatures range from the mid- 40s to nearly 60. 59 in chapel hill. just a nice mild start to the day today with a mix of sup and clouds. at the bus stop this morning, the kids probably need a light jacket. we'll climb up to nearly 80 this afternoon under partly cloudy skies. it will be a bit breezy. a chance of showers begins tomorrow an

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. >>> take a look at this four- legged officer that just joined the state capital police force. balu, a 19-month-old german shepherd, reese ply completed explosive detection training. he can search for explosive materials near buildings, offices and parking lots. he will partner with his handler officer kevin johnson. will be to detect treats. >> they saul team very they all seem to -- they all seem to have that ability. >> a little bit cloudy this morning but not a terrible day by any means. the clouds are not affecting our temperatures too much. take a look at our rdu skycam. a mix of sun and clouds as we head new the afternoon. we'll see more blue than gray and our temperatures will warm up rapidly. one. the big differences you will notice since yesterday, it is a bit of an increase in our humidity. it is a warm start here at 8:33. these temperatures are close to our normal high temperatures. once we see our temperatures getting back to normal, which will happen at some point, may be a bit of a shock to the system. increasing the sunshine at lunch time at 736789 a high this a

capital. >> a police convoy carrying salah abdeslam leaves the hospital in brussels. [ gunfire ] the main suspect in the rare citizen attacks interest likely wounded after arrest. he's now being held by belgium police even though his exact location is unclear. >> exploiting with the belgium of legal authority. i can tell you that they refused extradition. >> their. detroit now is to bring arc they'll have to bring salah abdeslam to justice. the government is determined to shed light on the attack. it is an important blow against daesh in europe. >> belgium officials are damping down expectations that extradition will be imminent. >> in the coming hours there will be more from our judicial authorities to make sure that the judicial procedure is fully respected according to the law. this procedure could take several weeks. >> there is still tench in the neighborhood. four other people were arrested at the same time as abdel abdeslam. other others are from the people who sheltered him. >> we're very, very resleeves not only for brussels but to europe and the wes west. it was in this raid a call was

ronald hamilton, who was assigned to the pentagon, was charged with capital murder. police not revealing a motive for a school shooting in ohio. two students were eating in the cafeteria when they were shot by a 14 classmate police say. none of the injuries are believed to be life-threatening. the suspect ran from the school but was captured nearby. barbara: a severe storm forcing royal caribbean's anthem of the seas to cut another voyage short. it is the same cruise ship that sailed into a storm last month forcing passengers to hunker down in the room as it tossed and turned in rough seas. this time is turned around before vent khaouring into the storm. they hailed the captain for following the new storm avoidance policy. john: a legal victory for apple in the battle against the a judge in brooklyn ruled that apple can't be compelled to help the f.b.i. unlock an iphone in a narcotics case. that will be used by apple as a foundation in the debate over a i-phone of o cases hinge on the same colonial era law. amber: erin andrews testified against marriott hotels and man convi

sad news from outside the nation's capital. a police officer was shot in washington d.c. earlier today and he has passed away. here's what we know peer the 28-year-old officer was shot in an attack that was unprovoked. it happened around it happened around 5:00 p.m. at a community center next to the police station. another person who is not an officer was also injured and we understand there in stable condition. two suspects are in custody. so far there is no word on a motive. christina: a car bombing in turkish capital has killed several and wounded others. turkish belief they carried out it comes three weeks after a suicide car bombing targeting buses carrying military personnel. twenty-nine people were killed in that attack. they issued a warning about an attack to attack kurdish buildings. christina: 14 civilians into special forces troops were killed along with six of the attackers. today's attack is the third targeting a tourist center in a west african city since november. the group that monitors the jihadist website says al qaeda is claiming responsibility be to t

. >>> and capital police chief has only been on the road about two weeks now. news 4 iteam talked to him last week about the evolving threat against the capitol complex. an iteam investigation found capitol police responded to more than 2500 people suspicious package calls in the last two years. they stopped at least 13 people from carrying guns on or near capitol grounds since 2012. at the same time, there are concerns about upcoming officer retirements. and there are new calls to increase funding for capitol police by morning $30 milon help with the new security challenges. >>> new developments in breaking news you saw first on nbc washington's app. we'll explain what may have slowed down your commute yesterday. >> reporter: and the controversy over redrawing the loudoun county school district. details coming up. >>> and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. northwest winds still averaging near 20 miles per hour means it will be a cold morning at the bus stop. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts.

capital police officer helped him cope with killing his partner. now he is paying it forward in a sense. we have the entire interview with somers now on our wusa 9 news app. >>> tonight we learn more about an overnight police chase and car fire in montgomery county. >> we are getting them out now. fire and rescue. be patient. vehicle on fire. >> it started when cops treated to pull over a toyota on layhill road near georgia avenue and the driver would not stop. the cops gave chase. they lost sight of later on the same street it was off the road and on fire. >> officers rushed to the vehicle and pulled three occupants from are the burning vehicle. >> the plan behind the wheel is fighting for his life at the hospital. two passengers are expected to recover. a man and his dog are feared dead in yesterday's house fire in woodbridge. there was a body discovered this afternoon at the home on upon day rosa court. the man that lives there, he is unaccounted for at this time. surae chinn is outside the town house. >> reporter: investigators found a body and

. >>> new at 4:00, shots were fired at the nation's capital. police say it happened this afternoon at a security checkpoint at the capitol building's visitors center. officers shot and wounded a man who they say pointed a weapon at police. they stressed it was not an act of terror and say it appears the screening process worked. the capitol was filled with tourists viewing the famed cherry blossoms. some visitors captured video of the panicked moments. >> we heard get out, get out, there's an active shooter. we all ran out. went around side of the build to be secure and we were relocated. most stressful experience i've had in my life. >> we believe this san act of a single person who has frequented the capitol grounds before. >> investigators say the suspect is larry dawson, a tennessee man who interrupted a house session last october. no officers were hurt. police say a bystander suffered minor injuries. >>> crab fishermen eagerly awaiting the results of a quality test. >> it will determine how meaty the crabs are and will in turn determine a price.

capital police shot and wounded a man who aimed a gun at officers at the cath toll visitors center monday afternoon. >> our original tour was scheduled during the time that the shooting happened yesterday. but our flight was delayed from california. >> not long after it opened for the first time since monday's chaos, one of the screening areas was temporarily shut down. police investigated two unattended backpacks in the area, both were deemed safe. >> it's just another day. i feel safe when i get out. i don't let fear keep me locked down. >> larry dawson is the man charged in connection with the gun incident. he's a tennessee minister and turns out he was carrying a real-looking pellet gun. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> i think that it's sad that the guy was from tennessee because we're from tennessee. so that's kind of embarrassing. >> dawson is listed as a pastor of a church in antioch, tennessee. >> i'm larry >> nbc news learned in 2014 he was turned down for a funeral director's license in tennessee. state officials say he had violated a protective order afte

they put odom's name in a national criminal database sunday night and they notified airports and capital policeerials he left behind list names of members of congress. fbi agents were on the case and by last night they had tracked his location somewhere in the d.c. area. that's when they got a call from the secret service saying that odom was arrested outside the white house after he tossed these objects over the fence. obviously now the fbi and all the authorities involved are very concerned that someone could do this and it's definitely something -- a hole in the system that they are trying to figure out how to fix. >> absolutely. thanks very much, evan perez on the story for us. >>> a veteran graduate of west point and a business school student. we're learning more about the american tourist who was stabbed to death in israel as jerusalem remains on edge following more violence. i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. orange money represents the money you put away for retirement. over time, your money could multiply. hello, all of you. get organized at voya.com. type 2 diabet

police. monday night, the big story on "action news" tonight is the latest on today's lockdown in the nation's capital. the police flooded the entrance to the visitor's center and immediately ordered the shelter in place for the entire complex. what happened, a man identified as 66-year-old larry dawson from tennessee sent off the alarm and when he was stopped he pulled a gun and there was chaos. >> and the shooter and we ran out. and as we came out they said back against the wall. >> pandemonium, and they were pushing us out. >> it was scary hearing that over the loud speaker. at the end of the day i think they did the best given the circumstances. >> it turns out dawson no stranger to capitol police. interrupting the house proceedings last fall saying he was the prophet of god. >>> and the tri-state area lashed tonight by howling winds only up to 50 miles an hour as the storm blows towards canada. an advisory in effect as the whipping winds continue into tomorrow. the gusty winds will strong enough to topple a metal billboard in bucks county, in turn taking down some power lines and utilities poles

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that and also to allow more inner operablity with our local partners, metropolitan police and capital police and take in some of their feeds as well. so the joint operations center is going to be enhanced considerably. additionally we'll continue what we've already started in fiscal year '16 getting radios out, handheld radios to our individual employees which will be state-of-the-art with a lot of new features and the coverage will be better using these radios. but maybe more importantly we did a survey throughout the national capital region where typically the president is, has events or visits or motorcade routes and where are those dead spots and with the help of our washington field office we identified these locations and we're going to add an additional 56 repeaters and transmitters throughout the national capital region and that has an impact on how these handheld radios work. so that's a big ps up for us as well. >> okay, could you talk a little bit about what the status of radios and radio systems are for the field offices? >> that will also be included in this funding. for example