we're going to keep tabs on this and when it begins we'll get back to fort hood, texas with what they are saying about the shooting. >>> a mother visited the east bay canal where her son died. he was in the car wearing the seat belt. the car was pulled from the water off westerly land -- west leyland road in pittsburgh. >> there's no known witnesses to the accident. dennis sandoval was reported missing when he didn't come home from work. he crashed into this car a half mile from his home. >> a mother is not supposed to out live her son. >> now everybody cry. they don't know what to do. >> this canal where her first born used to fish is where he died. we had a witness that called our disbatch center and advised they saw a vehicle in the water. >> divers found a man strapped in the seat belt. he was 56-year-old dennis sandoval. his family reported him missing last night when he didn't come home from work. >> it was raining heavily. rain could have been a factor and that's a factor we'll look at. >> victor hernandez lives across the street and didn't know there was an accident. accident

fort hood, texas - investigators at fort hood, texas are looking into what triggered a soldier to open fire on other soldiers wednesday, killing three people and wounding or injuring 16 others. authorities say ivan lopez shot himself after he eventually was confronted by military police in a parking lot. authorities say lopez was an iraq war veteran being treated for mental illness. the obama administration secretly financed a social network in cuba to stir political unrest and undermine the country's communist government. an associated press investigation found the program evaded cuba's internet restrictions by creating a text-messaging service that could be used to organize political demonstrations. the project was launched shortly after american contractor alan gross was arrested in cuba for undertaking covert work to expand internet access. the search goes on, nearly a month after malaysian airlines flight 370 disappeared. in a briefing, australian prime minister tony abbott described the search for the plane as "the most difficult in human history." and he warned there was no guar

let me begin with a couple of comments regarding what happened at fort hood, texas today, i just got off the phone with our senior leaders at the pentagon to get an update. i know there have been a number of reports out in the press.fort hood is still locked down. we are still getting reports, we know there are casualties both people killed and injured. woo don't have all the facts, it is still under investigation. our military has it as well as law enforcement. i understand the commanding general at fort hood, general milley will be holding a press conference. i have no additional facts or fugz other than what i have just told you. as we go along, as we get those facts i'll share them with you. let me now make a couple of general comments about what we are doing here. and what our day has been like, and we've got another day tomorrow. i'll begin by thanking the asian defense ministers for their commitment to come here and be part of something i think is -- and i think they share my feeling, something that's important. we had an opportunity this morning to spend a couple of hours spec

you're looking at live pictures from fort hood,texas.ieutenant general mark milley to be speaking momentarily. in fact i think he's at the microphone right now or getting yesterday to wa ready to walk up to the microphone, one of the largest military bases in the world and united states. another horrible shooting incident occurred. second time in five years. and there have been multiple fatalities and casualties as a result of what happened today. let's take a quick break. when we come back we'll hear from the general. ♪ [ male announcer ] even more impressive than the research this man has at his disposal is how he puts it to work for his clients. morning. morning. thanks for meeting so early. come on in. [ male announcer ] it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. [ male announcer ] it's how edward jones i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can

fort hood shooting. we'll monitor this. if he speaks about it we'll let you know what he said. the headline another shooting at fort hood in texase late information we're getting, fox and several other news organizations reporting that four of those people who were injured in shooting of died. >>> hundreds of thousands are returning home after the powerful earthquake that rocked chile but left light damage. tsunami warnings have been lifted. six people were killed in the 8.2 quake. four of them were blamed on heart attack. many deaths were prevented because of strict building codes. they say this is a volatile area and they expect a larger quake of magnitude 8.9 in the future. you will recall in 2011, the tsunami from that earthquake in japan caused damage in santa cruz and crescent city. we have a first look at the nation's most unevacuate have -- innovative tsunami warning system and it's in the bay area. . >>> more clean up after yesterday a storm. a tree damaged three cars in oakland but no one was hurt. that falling tree came too close for comfort for one man who was walking his dog. he said what he saw before the tree cras

fort hood in 2009? >> well, you know, fort hood is in texas and you've got open carry law in texas. the rule is you cannot have a individual weapon carrying it around on a military installation, that weapon has to be registered. so if you were caught carrying a weapon in your car just by a random stop or someone was to see it you would -- you would have to go before the commanding officer and probably be punished for having a weapon on the installation. so we have strict rules about it. unfortunately none of those rules prevent people with bad intent from bringing a handgun on fort hood. >> given that, though, will security now be looked at, not just fort hood but at all military bases around the united states? >> oh, that is a normal procedure. we will do a review of what happened at this base and pass any lessons on. but, again, this is a case of even to get on to fort hood, it's a sprawling military installation with 5,000 troops and a great r community of over 90,000 that go in and out of fort hood everyday. that includes civilian workers and to get on you have to show identific

. >>> investigators in fort hood, texas say they may never know for certain what compelled a soldiero kill six people and wounding others before taking his own life. >> reporter: military officials now say they don't believe specialist ivan lopez's psychological condition was the primary factor in the shooting rampage at fort hood. >> we believe that the immediate precipitating factor was more likely an escalating argument in his unit area. >> reporter: three soldiers were killed in wednesday's shooting. they are identified as 38-year- old staff sergeant carlos rodriguez, 37-year-old sergeant tim owens, and 39-year-old sergeant first class danny ferguson. his fiance, kristen haley, told cbs afilliate wtsp ferguson died while trying to keep the shooter out of a crowded room. >> if he was not being the one against that door holding it, that shooter would have been able to get through and shoot everybody else. >> reporter: lopez's father released a statement, asking for prayers for all the affected families. he said his son could not have been in his right mind, adding, he wasn't like t

army soldiers, struck down at fort hood, texas last week.ier this morning the president also sent his thoughts to the victims of another tragedy, the mass slashing today at a high school near pittsburgh. there will be much more about that and the fort hood story on your local news on this cbs station. on our web site, cbs news.com and of course, on tonight's cbs evening news from texas. until then, i'm scott >>> and you were just watching a cbs special report as scott pelley said, president obama just finished speaking in front of about 2,000 people in fort hood, texas addressing the families of the three fallen soldiers saying that we as a country draw strength from them because even through this unimaginable grief, they still hold true that love never ends. >>> in other news, bay area gas prices are quickly heading past the $4 per gallon mark. it's that time of year but drivers tell anne makovec not so fast. >> reporter: as the numbers tick up, drivers' stomachs drop. >> $40.25 and that's not even completely filled. that's what i can affor

gun shots ring out again at fort hood, texas.rim reminders of a deadly tragedy there five years ago. also tonight: a predator's playground. dangerous online social circles your children should learn to avoid. our special series, your secret's out. we focus on every parent's worst nightmare. >> at that point i couldn't see straight and the tablet was melting from the fire coming out of my eyes. >> and driving dangers, are

there's an active shooter at fort hood in colleen, texas. this is an ongoing situation. the base is in lock down. security personnel are chasing a suspect. military officer on base at fort hood tells us he heard sirens and has been told to shelter in place. there are more than 40,000 military personnel on the fort hood base. the president of the united states has been briefed on this fluid situation and i can tell you right now literally this information just coming in to us at cnn, a hospital nearby say they are receiving patients. they don't have a number. this san active and ongoing situation. i want to get straight to our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. what's the very latest can you tell us? >> reporter: what we're hearing is that there are, in fact, multiple injuries from this incident which began perhaps looking at the clock just over an hour ago when the first reports came in of an active shooter at fort hood. the army very efficient information. multiple injuries. at this point all indications are this situation is still an active shooter. we've been on th

texas. this is where fort hood is located. this is where the family members of the fort hood soldiers worked and lived. again this is all in central texas. let me wrap up really reset the table, rather, for what we know. an active shooter on fort hood. a shelter in place warning. ccen is reporting there are several injuries. and an defense official has confirmed to reuters there is an active shooter. that's what we know right now. this is a developing situation and yes in 2009 there were 13 people killed at fort hood. my colleague, jonathan betz, covered this when it happened. jonathan, take us back there. >> it was november 5, 2009, a targeted soldier was about to deploy to afghanistan. he was upset with the u.s. military and he was targeting american soldiers who were preparing to deploy to afghanistan. killed 13 people. convicted last year on 13 counts of murder. after that it was interesting note, richelle, they boosted security. it's already extremely tight. you can't just drive onto the post. there are check points, guard

it followed an emotional day at fort hood, texas and a memorial for three soldiers killed in last week's shooting spree. it was a sadly familiar scene for president obama and all those gathered at fort hood and nbc's mark potter was there. ♪ >> reporter: under a hot sun, grieving families gathered, brothers and sisters in arms. the boots, rifles and helmets of the three u.s. soldiers killed here last week stood front and center. >> we here in the united states army and the entire nation want you to know we stand with you, that we grieve with you, and that we will be here for you. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: remembered today, sergeant first class daniel ferguson, carlos rodriguez and sergeant timothy owens. >> it was love for country that inspired these three americans to put on the uniform and join the greatest army that the world has ever known. >> reporter: president obama attended the service with the first lady and met with grieving families before the memorial. the president also came to fort hood after the shooting rampage in 2009 when 13 were killed. >> part of what makes this so pai

texas. a shooting at the fort hood army base and the texas department of public safety confirming to fox newsualties. police and the fbi are responding to the scene and right now fort hood telling everyone at the army base to shelter in place immediately. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is live with the very latest. jennifer, i should tell that we have helicopter that's headed there. correspondents and we have everything. what's the latest? >> greta, what we understand right now is that one shooter has been neutralized. this is according to federal authorities. and there is the possibility that there is a second shooter. they are looking through buildings right now. there is still a shelter in

gun shots ring out again at fort hood, texas. grim reminders of a deadly tragedy there five years ago. also tonight: a predator's playground. dangerous online social circles your children should learn to avoid. our special series, your secret's out. we focus on every parent's worst nightmare. >> at that point i couldn't see straight and the tablet was melting from the fire coming out of my eyes. >> and driving dangers, are government watch dogs failing, an accident about to happen. new questions as the ceo of gm is scoaltde scolded because of . >> the culture you are representing here is the culture of the status quo. good evening everyone thanks for joining us. i'm adam may in for joie chen. let's begin with the developing story coming out of fort hood texas. another shooting, one of the largest installations in the world. the details are still emerging but here is what we know. what we've confirmed so far at this hour. the shooting happened around 4:30 p.m. local time in texas. several people are dead including, including the s

office again. >>> four people are dead and including a shooter according to a authorities in fort hood, texasnjured. we do not know a motive. the shooter was a specialist in the united states army. we believe stationed at fort hood and that the three victims are also believed to be united states military personnel, the three victims who died. as for the 14 others, they are in area hospitals. we're waiting for a news conference from one of those hospitals. further we are waiting for a news conference to begin shortly. we are led to believe within a matter of minutes from officials at fort hood that will be conducted there at the main gate. in the meantime, we will have those for you live. meantime, we have been reporting or passing along to you the reporting of foxnews.com from yesterday that the fbi was and is or was searching for a recent u.s. army recruit believed to be planning a, quote: fort hood inspired jihad against u.s. soldiers, unquote. that was from foxnews.com reporter jonna winter who is on the line with us right now. sources telling us report from yesterday of this recruit who w

ingredients for life. >>> we're continuing to follow breaking news out of fort hood, texas we've been told one person is dead and four others wounded in a shooting on this army post. cnn is reporting the suspected gunman is dead. >> you'll recall fort hood was the scene of a mass shooting. in the deadliest attack on a domestic military base. the gunman in that incident was found guilty and sentenced to death. the gunman has been killed but that has been confirmed we'll continue to follow this on air and online on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> shifting gears now there is a movement afoot by a rageor retailer to speed up grocery shopping. >> a groceries-only walmart is part of a wave of change in the supermarket industry. >> this is only one fourth the size of a full-sized walmart but only a slightly smaller foot print than a typical safeway store. the opening of this and several neighborhood markets comes when safeway going through an ownership change. shoppers are expected to be here in the store about 15 minutes. >> the mom to do dinner very fast, after work and just come buy gro

a woman who acknowledged she is the wife of the alleged fort hood gunman seen today leaving her killeen, texas, apartment. >> we have an active shooter currently on fort hood. >> reporter: the alleged shooter, 34-year-old u.s. army specialist ivan lopez, believed to have brought his own gun onto the base. >> it's going to be the 33000 block of 72nd street. we have multiple gunshot victims. >> reporter: military officials say lopez entered a building in the first medical brigade and opened fire with a .45-caliber handgun. he then got into a vehicle and continued to shoot. >> just with advised, they're saying that the vehicle was a dark toyota camry. and it was a unit, a specialist that's actually active shooting. >> reporter: next lopez walked into another building and opened fire. at the transportation brigade's administration building, he was confronted by a military policewoman, and he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the parking lot. it was right here on the steps below their apartment that lopez's wife first heard her husband had been identified as the shooter and had killed himse

. >> pelley: tonight, a deadly shooting at fort hood, texas. a soldier opens fire. there are many injured, at least one killed. bob orr has the latest. the supreme court lifts a long-standing restriction on political contributions. jan crawford and bob schieffer on a game-changing ruling. g.m.'s deadly defect. jeff glor is there as senats accused the carwaker of a cover-up. >> i, for the life of me, can't understand why he still has his job. >> pelley: a huge earthquake in the ring of fire. vincente arenas has the latest on the casualties and damage in chili. and elaine quijano in boston, an ocean of blue, a sea of tears for fire lieutenant edward walsh, husband, father, hero. >> he was destined to do great things, and he did. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. tonight, the president says he is heartbroken. the secretary of defense calls it a terrible tragedy. at least four people are dead, many others wounded, after a soldier opened fire at fort hood, texas, late today.

we are learning more tonight about what may have set off the shooter at fort hood, texas. specialist ivan lopez killed three people and injured 16 on the base wednesday. anna werner reports one of the soldiers who was shot said lopez seemed to be upset about a request for leave. ( sirens ) >> we have an active shooter on fort hood. >> reporter: one of the soldiers ivan lopez shot was 32-year-old sergeant jonathan westbrook. he worked in the building where the shooting began, told his family lopez had an argument with a supervisor over a leave form. he described what happened next to mississippi affiliate wjtv by phone. >> reporter: westbrook was hit four times but is now out of the hospital. three soldiers were killed-- 38-year-old carlos lazaney from puerto rico. 37-year-old sergeant tim owens from illinois. and 39-year-old sergeant daniel ferguson from florida. >> this is a rough thing. >> reporter: congressman john carter visited survivors today, including major patrick miller, who was shot in the stomach as he guided soldier to safety. >> he put pressure on his wound a

omar villafranca cbs news, fort hood, texas. >> in 2009, army psychiatrist nidal hasan shot and killed 13 people, wounded 30 at that very same base. >>> a new school in oakland is teaching administrators a tough lesson in planning. it's supposed to open on edgewater drive right across the street from a parole office where students will share buses with sex offenders. kpix 5's da lin has the exclusive story of the uproar it's created. >>> reporter: the school would be right here and the parole office is right there. aside from being so close, students and parolees would be guaranteed to come face to face because they would be sharing the same buses. you don't need to be well read or have a ph.d. to figure it out. students -- >> i wouldn't feel safe. >> reporter: didn't parolees. >> they might get nabbed. >> reporter: -- say mixing the two groups is a bad idea. >> i would feel terrified. i would not be paying attention on my education. i would be worried about if i cross the street what's going to happen to me. >> reporter: that's why students, parents, even parolees questioned why anyon

texas. a shooting at the fort hood army base and the texas department of public safety confirming to fox news there are casualties. police and the fbi are responding to the scene and right now fort hood telling everyone at the army base to shelter in place immediately. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is live with the very latest. jennifer, i should tell that we have helicopter that's headed there. correspondents and we have everything. what's the latest? >> greta, what we understand right now is that one shooter has been neutralized. this is according to federal authorities. and there is the possibility that there is a second shooter. they are looking through buildings right now. there is still a shelter in place order in place. in fact, across all of the screens and across the army post it says this is not a test. and it is telling everybody to remain with their doors closed and to shelter in place. we can report that there are at least two casualties, emergency room officials tell us that at least two people were brought into the emergency room with gunshot wounds. there are possibl

fort hood. >> what might have made ivan lopez pull the trigger. >> ainsley earhardt is in fort hood, texas todaywhat can you tell us about this fight we are hearing about? >> good morning heather and heather. the lieutenant on the post said there's a strong possibility there was some kind of altercation with a soldier or multiple soldiers just before the shooting happened on wednesday. we were talking to some soldiers here on the post yesterday. he was showing a text message that was going around among his friends. others saying there was an altercation on the post. an argument lopez had with an officer when he requested paid time off. a tdy form he was requesting time off. he was upset about that before the shooting. jenkins one of my colleagues here at fox news he went out to the maybed to to talk to lopez's wife and listen to what one of the neighbors said. there was no sign of violence before he went to work on wednesday. listen to this. >> seemed like a really nice family man, down to earth. >> i saw him at lunch that day. he came down stairs and he was heading off to work. i was like how i

there's an active shooter at fort hood in colleen, texas. this is an ongoing situation. he base is in lock down. security personnel are chasing a suspect. military officer on base at fort hood tells us he heard sirens and has been told to shelter in place. there are more than 40,000 military personnel on the fort hood base. the president of the united states has been briefed on this fluid situation and i can tell you right now literally this information just coming in

and developing in fort hood, texas right now, the military says an iraqi war veteran with mental healthems killed three people and then took his own life. anne makovec with the very latest in our newsroom. anne, this is the second mass shooting at this base in five years. >> reporter: yes. 20 people were dead or injured. the shooter in this case had been treated for depression and anxiety and was under evaluation for post-traumatic stress disorder after serving in combat in iraq. >> we do know that this soldier had behavior, mental health issues and was being treated for that. >> we have an active shooter or fort hood. >> reporter: the texas army post was thrown into lockdown wednesday afternoon after the military says lopez opened fire in two buildings and from a vehicle with a semi-automatic pistol he is recently purchased. the injured were rushed to local hospitals. >> they have had a variety of injuries that we have been treating ranging from gunshot wounds that involved extremities, abdomen, chest and neck. >> reporter: yesterday's shooting is bringing back painful memories of a si

un soldado, puertorriqueÑo en este caso, disparÓ en contra de diecinueve personas en fort hood, texassÍ sabemos es que al final tres personas fueron asesinadas, y el soldado con aparentes problemas mentales, se suicidÓ. luis mejid viajo a texas para reportar sobre la Última masacre aquÍ en los estados unidos, luis. >> jorge, hace cinco aÑos estuve parado precisamente en este lugar, en fort hood, cuando ocurriÓ la otra masacre en la que murieron unas trece personas. tristemente, la historia ha vuelto a repetirse, esta vez murieron cuatro personas y hubo mÁs de una docena de heridos. entre los muertos se encuentra el autor del tiroteo, ivÁn lÓpez, un soldado de origen puertorriqueÑo, de unos 34 aÑos que se suicidÓ cuando finalmente fue enfrentado por la policÍa militar. sabemos que lÓpez tenÍa problemas mentales, sufrÍa de depresiÓn, de ansiedad y estaba tomando medicamentos. Él decÍa sufrir de sÍndrome post-traumÁtico despuÉs de haber regresado de iraq. lÓpez vivÍa con su esposa y su hija de tres aÑos en un departamento cercano a la base. autoridades militares dicen que lÓpez habÍa sid

new developments in a mass shooting at the fort hood army base in texas.e military is still trying to figure out why an iraq war veteran would apparently turn on fellow soldiers. the investigation is now looking into the gunman's history of mental health. the accused gunman is identified as 34-year-old army specialist ivan lopez. investigation described the mass shooting as deliberate and calculated. reporter polo sandoval joins us from outside the furred, texas base with a look at the suspected shooter and what could have set him off. >> reporter: you know, that is the big question of the day. a lot of people are trying to find out exactly what led to yesterday's shooting. meanwhile, we have to mention it's been a very busy night for investigators. they have been probing into the past of this army specialist. he was a father. he was a husband. police say he was a soldier who turned against his own. this sprawling army post in fort hood, texas is yet again the scene of a shooting. this time authorities the say an army specialist killed three people before

breaking news that again we continue to follow the shooting at fort hood in central texas. the associated press saying that this has been confirmed for them by a senior defense official that one person has been killed, 14 people injured. let's go now to washington, d.c. where our lisa stark is also gathering more information. lisa what do you know? >> reporter: well, we are expecting to hear momentarily from the president, he is expected to make a statement to the pool there about this shooting. i will say that after the navy yard shooting here in washington, d.c. the president attended a memorial at that time and said i have now grieved with five american communities, ripped apart by mass violence. and of course, after the shootings at the elementary school in connecticut the president pushed for gun legislation which has gone nowhere on capitol hill, that has gone nowhere of course, secretary of defense chuck hagel is in hawaii, expected to hold a news crrches about 8:0 eight owe conference about 8 o'clock eastern. he has also been briefed abouting what good on on the bas

but as you said, the shooting last night in fort hood, texas has hung like a cloud. aboard the ussas anchorage yesterday when he got the phone calls updating him on what had happened. troubling.cularly it is a challenge for secretary hagel and the department. violence in these installations have become a real problem. >> any idea how the secretary will respond to it? >> he stated yesterday he needed to get more facts before deciding. but something is not working here that we have this kind of violence at a place like fort hood and there will be changes. but he says that he really was to see where the investigation goes. >> he will sit down with secretary hagel later today. i imagine the ukraine crisis is also going to be a part of that discussion. >> or sure, mark. we have a lot to talk to secretary hagel about. budget, the whole ukraine crisis, these are all topics we will talk about with secretary hagel, including what happened in fort hood and this trip to asia and what it means for u.s. at -- u.s. military policy going forward. traveling with secretary of state c

more now from fort hood, texas. >> farewell to three soldiers shot and killed by an army comrade a weekago. >> these soldiers were lost at the hands of one of our own. makes this tragedy heart breaking. and inexpoliticable. >> hundreds of fellow soldiers standing together, honoring the sargeants. sharing prayers for families >> the gunman tried to push his way into the room danny held the door shut, saving lives of others and sacrificing his own. it's said that timothy gave his life walking towards the gunman and trying to calm him down. >> president and first lady here to pay tribute, yet again to soldier who's marched into battle only to lose their lives at home fewer than five years after a shooting here that left 13 people dead, the president visiting the nation's army base as consoler in chief to a military community mourning once again. >> we're here on behalf of the american people to honor your loved ones and offer whatever comfort we can. >> as he did in 2009 president obama met with some of the victims' families and wounded. of the 16 people hurt, four remain hospitalized. mar

a shooting at the army base in fort hood, texas. there are multiple injuries. we'll have a live report. >>> sounding the alarm after a powerful earthquake triggers tsunami fears as far away as hawaii. tonight after a shaky time, what they're doing to prepare in l.a. where a lot of experts continue to say it's not a matter of if but when. >>> big money. a major ruling froa divided supreme court today further opening the floodgates for wealthy donors to influence american politics. >>> and "making a difference." ann curry with tonight's report about a young woman's inspiring effort to pay it forward in life. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. and we're going to begin here tonight with a breaking news story. and once again tonight, we are covering reports of a shooting at fort hood in texas. tonight after initial word of gunfire on the base which, of course, went through that mass shooting back in '09, witnesses then heard the sound of helicopters

. >>> es de origen hispano una de las vÍctimas fatales en la base militar de fort hood en texas, hoyonoce quiui resultados vÍctimas de este ataque. los familiares del agresor aseguran que estaba afectado por la muerte de su madre, y que le dieron permiso de 24 horas para asistir a su sepelio. y 50 mil dÓlares ofrecen autoridades de colombia para el

fort hood. i think any time they hurt, we hurt. >> well, lopez was only at fort hood for the last few months. he hasn't been here long. he was at another installation in texashat.ç >> ainsley earhardt live at fort hood, texas. thank you very much. >> who is specialist ivan lopez? we have a lot to know, we're going to get a lot more information as everybody wakes up today and starts looking into it. this is what we do know. he was oepbt -- on the list to be looked at, being evaluated for mental and health issues, some speck speck -- speculated he was at the beginning of ptsd. he had a self-reported brain injury. he was driving a truck. you constantly feel as roadway could have an i.e.d. on it and could end right there. >> the evaluations post-service may have pointed out, it is important to note it was a self-reported traumatic brain injury that was indicated in the reports that we received. >> and he's undergoing treatment now -- was undergoing treatment for depression and anxiety which could be further exposed in interviews with his family, and was married twice with kids at 34 years old. >> here's the thing. remember the first time around at fort hood, t

fort hood. this is what we know at this time. fort hood in texas is on lockdown.people possibly wounded, taken to hospitals. there may have been two shooters. one has been taken into custody. this has been confirmed by nbc news, possibly shot and wounded. one is still on the loose. similar to when there were 13 people killed, by the way, this is not new to fort hood when 13 people killed in 2009, not the type of flashback people at fort hood want to be thinking about. th p

it's 6:30. >>> developing in fort hood texas the military says an iraq war veteran with mental healths killed three people and then took his own life. anne makovec with the latest in our newsroom. anne, this is the second mass shooting at the base in just five years. >> reporter: this time 20 people why injured or killed. the military says the shoot her battled depression and anxiety under evaluation for post- traumatic stress disorder after serving in iraq combat. 34-year-old ivan lopez opened fire in a building just after 4 p.m. then got into a vehicle and continued firing minutes later walking into a second building and firing again. military police pursued lopez into a parking lot as a female officer approached, lopez came toward her first putting his hands up then reaching into his jacket for his gun as she pulled out her weapon he shot himself in the head. >> we do know that this soldier had behavior health, mental health issues and was being treated for that. >> we have an active shooter on fort hood. >> reporter: the texas army post was thrown into lockdown wednesday afternoon

. >>> new information now on today's mass shooting at fort hood texas. four people are dead, including the gunman and 16 are wounded. tonight, military officials have identified the gunman as a soldier he was 34-year-old specialist, ivan lopez. he was wearing combat fatigues, as he made his way around the base, shooting. casey steel reports on the mental health issues the gunman was dealing with before today's events. >> all clear sirens have sounded in fort hood, texas. after the facility went into lockdown, following a deadly shooting. officials say the gunman incited panic, and mayhem after he opened fire, killing three, and injurying at least 16 others. the victims have been transported to area hospitals with a variety of injuries. >> we've been treating, ranging from gunshot wounds that involved abdomen, chest, and neck. >> the shooter was an active duty soldier who worked for the army. officials say he spent time in combat zones and suffered from behavior and health issues. >> he was currently under diagnosis for ptsd, but had not yet been diagnose

said he is heartbroken that fort hood is going through this again and pledged the government will get to the bottom of what happened. omar villafranca, cbs news, fort hood, texas. >> lopez was being evaluated for post-traumatic stress disorder. it's estimated that up to 20% of veterans who served in iraq and afghanistan suffer from ptsd. >>> chile was hit by another huge earthquake. the 7.6 temblor struck last night in the same area as tuesday's 8.2 quake. there are no reports of any new casualties. both quakes happened along a subduction zone where one plate is sliding under another. there's a similar setup here in northern california. >> we're here living in earthquake country in the bay area and in southern california. and it's a reminder that we need to be ready. we need to be prepared. we need to do what we can to make it show the structures we spend time in are safer. >> with different seismic plates in the state the big one could be bigger especially in the bay area. seismologists say the largest quake likely to strike southern california would be in the 7s but northern california could experience an 8 or 9 magnitude earthquake. >>> some new development

. >> president obama will be in fort hood, texas, on wednesday to pay his respects to the victims of last month's rampage. the military community gathered today to remember those killed. heidi zhou-castro joins us live with more. what can you tell us about some of the victims from killeen? >> yes, the remembering of the three soldiers killed last wednesday as heroes. sergeant first class daniel jane ferguson, 39 years old from florida, active duty for 11 years, fighting in kuwait, iraq and afghanistan. he decided while blocking a doorway to shield others. staff sergeant rodriguez served for 20 years and hoped to enjoy retirement at the end of this year. sergeant timothy owens, 37 years old served in kuwait and iraq and whose uncle called him an honourab honourable individual. the life of these soldiers is a heavy weight on this community. less than five years ago 2009, major nidal hasan committed the worse mass killing on an army installation when he killed 13 people. churches in the area are painfully used to this kind of memorial and wonder why it is happening to them. one pastor s

que ocurrió ayer en fort hood >> seguimos con la misna noticia, en guayaniya en el sur de puerto rico vivia iván lópez, el puerto rico causó la masacre de ayer en fort hood en texasa isla, >> cuayanilla, el pueblo origen del soldado lópez no sale ante el hombre echo de trascender a manera internacional, iván lópez residia en la imisma instalación militar del tiroteo, estuvo en irak con alcoholismo >> la familia ha atravesado estos últimos meses, perdieron al abuelo de iván y en noviembre su mama murio de un infarto, y pues todavía ellos están tratando de superar la muerte de su mama, y enfrentarse a este nuevo suceso ha sido difícil >> antes de ser soldado fue guardia nacional, policía y percusionista >> en que momento tuvo una experiencia que le marcó para tomar la decisión, es lamentable, es un estudiante que representó a guayanilla y puerto rico >> vino al sepelio de su mamá, pero poco tiempo, el velatorio se tuvo que extender porque no llegaba de la base, cuando llegó el tiempo que le dieron fue muy corto >> a nadie le gusta ser recordaro como una tragedia que desató iván lópez en texas pero el pueblo que lo vio nacer, está segura que produjo un hombre de bie

fort hood. another unnerving parallel between the hassan says and specialist lopez, both were recent he re-assigned to fort hood, texas. we we knew nasan had never farous things on his e-mail, and said questionable things to soldier, and then this soldier, specialist lopez, undergoing medical treatment at his previous duty station. they probably should not have been transferred. >> colonel, as someone who has soon combat, difficult crated veteran yourself, a -- decorated veteran yourself, a lot of has been made of the pressure soldiers returning from iraq are under. we're told in the case of this guy, that was not the case. but we are seeing examples of duress, strain on soldiers. and i wonder if it besmirches the veterans in general, those returning from volatile places, that they're not up to it or we have to reexamine all of them. what aring your thoughts on this? >> i think there's one very interesting theme we have to look at. when you continue to reduce the size of your military force, but yet the enemy who has a vote is going to continue to do what they do, and cause trouble all across the globe, if you're goin

hood, texas interest is a live news conference going on now. >> what you do every day. let me begin with a couple of comments regarding what happened at fort hood, texas today i just got off the zone with our senior leaders there have been a number of reports out in the press. we're still people killed and injured. it's still under investigation. our military has it as well as law enforcement. i understand commanding general will be holding a news kons fren here. very no additional facts or figures. now let me make general comments about what we're doing here. what our day has been like and another day, tomorrow, i'll thank the defense ministers for their participations to be part of something i think is, and i think they share my feeling, something that is important. we had an opportunity to spend hours focused on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief. as well as our head of noaa and other senior leaders. >> that is chuck ragel. >> yes. we know four people are dead. and 14 people injured in a terrible tragedy. and online >> stocks finished higher in another record level. dow closed and both up 29 24% respectively. >> introducing ama

. >>> new information now on today's mass shooting at fort hood texas. four people are dead, including the gunman and 16 are wounded. tonight, military officials have identified the gunman as a soldier he was 34-year-old specialist, ivan lopez. he was wearing combat fatigues, as he made his way around the base, shooting. casey steel reports on the mental health issues the gunman was dealing with before today's events. >> all clear sirens have sounded in fort hood, texas. after the facility went into lockdown, following a deadly shooting. officials say the gunman incited panic, and mayhem after he opened fire, killing three, and injurying at least 16 others. the victims have been transported to area hospitals with a variety of injuries. >> we've been treating, ranging from gunshot wounds that involved abdomen, chest, and neck. >> the shooter was an active duty soldier who worked for the army. officials say he spent time in combat zones and suffered from behavior and health issues. >> he was currently under diagnosis for ptsd, but had not yet been diagnose

. >> families in fort hood texas are remembering the victims. three killed, 16 injured when a gunman opened fire at the army post. president obama and the first lady will taped a memorial service. heidi zhou-castro joins us live. what are we learning about the victims from the attack? >> well the tension is on the three soldiers who lost their lives on wednesday, with memorials planned around town. they remember sergeant first class daniel ferguson, 39. he was from florida. he was active duty for 11 years, serving in kuwait, iraq and afghanistan. he died blocking a door with his body to shield other soldiers from attack. then staff sergeant carlos lasani, 38 were puerto rico, he served for 28 years, hoping to retire this year: and sergeant timothy owens, serving in kuwait and iraq, remembered as an honourable individual. the community is scarred by what happened on wednesday, but what happened fi years ag in twoon. that's an army major that has seen open fire on the same base, killing 13. the community got over that, tried to heal after finding

. >> officials at fort hood, texas say a soldier's unstable mental condition was a fundamental causeof the attack. >> specialist killed three people, wounding 16 others before killing himself officials say lopez had been seeing a psychiatrist and suffered from post traumatic stress. >> trying to figure out what the trigger event was may have been an altercation. and there is a strong possibility that proceeded the shooting. >> officials confirmed he bought his pistol at the same shop where a previous shooter purchased a gun in 2009 he killed 13 people at that same base. >> and we're learning more about the victims of the shooting. this is a 37-year-old sargeant working to become a staff sargeant. his mother got the call telling her he was dead yesterday sargeant owens just got married last august we first told but the shooting yesterday on abc7 news at ak and this afternoon i talked to world news anchor diane sawyer about what she is learning. >> i know that you're working on latest developments in that fort hood shooting. >> that is right. we have more from there. david muir is goin

. >> a rejected request for military leave may have sparked the spree in fort hood texas. leopoldo lopez killed three, wounding 16 others. heidi zhou-castro is following the investigation from texas. >> fort command said it was an argument that was a precipitating action to the shooting, but his father said lopes got not have been in his right mind. lopes was shocked when his mother, a nurse died of a heart attack earlier. lopes grandfather passed away a month alert. fast-forward to january. he was travelled from el paso to fort hood. he moved into this apartment with his wife and daughter. >> she was smiling. he was smiling. moving in. >> on march 1st lopes came to this gunshop, purchasing a smith&wesson, workers say they have been interviewed, but tell al jazeera that nothing about the sale to lopes was out of the ord. they saw lopes return home for lunch on wednesday. hours later the shooting unfolded. a local tv station was told his son whereas in the first building. his son saw lopes ask for a leave force. he was told to come back the next day. that's what lopes left a

al jazeera's mike viqueira reports, he promised to do more to protect american soldiers. >> at fort hood texas, it was full honours for the fallen. president obama, top military brass there to comfort the families and comfort the wounded. 576 soldiers from fort hood lost their lives in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. on wednesday, the man killed at home, whilst on base, were honoured as heroes, like any other. >> you gave your sons to america. and just as you will honour them always, so, too, will the nation that they served. >> the president honoured the fallen by name, sergeant first class daniel ferguson. staff sergeant rodriguez and timothy owens. >> president obama referred to two issues that have been raised during the wake of the tragedy, the mental health of the gunmen and all returning veterans, and the call to end the ban on soldiers carrying concealed weapons on a military base. the logic is if they had the weapons, the tragedy could have been stop the sooner. here is more of the president. >> as a naugs, we can do more to help town -- as a nation we can do more to help counsel th

fort hood shootings. brandon is live in killeen, texas. what else have you learned today? >> this news come as a complete shock, total survise. you mentioned the army releasing his service record, and he received awards for his service. the 34-year-old was at one point deployed in iraq, but officials say he was never involved in combat. he was on medication and in the process of being diagnosed for ptsd, and he was upset about being granted a 24 hour leave to at ten his mother's funeral. but he was not seen or viewed as someone who has violent tendencies, and his actions come as a total shock to his neighbors. >> we have very strong evidence that he had a medical history that indicates an unstable psychiatric history. and we believe that to be the fundamental underlying cause of factors. there may have been a verbal altercation with other soldier, or soldiers. and there is possible that preceded the shooting. >> he purchased the gun that is about ten minutes away from, the same gun store that was used to purchase of the gun for the shooting in 2009. we know one of the name

breaking news at five. >> catherine: a shooting at a texas army base -- fort hood. you just heard the alarm >> pam: sirens going off. catherine heenan is here now with what we know. >> catherine: a shooting at fort hood, texas. the same army base that was the scene of a mass shooting in 2009. in tonight's >> catherine: shooting.there's word that the gunman has committed suicide.. but before that -- as many as 15 people were shot and wounded. >> catherine: you're looking at the scene on the base.as the word spread. people were being warned by loud speaker that there was everyone should stay inside. and "take shelter immediately". initial reports suggested this began as some kind of argument between two soldiers -- but that has "not" been confirmed. investigators say they're not ruling out anything.including details are being released at this point. >> catherine: what 'has' been confirmed -- the gunman has killed himself. if authorities know who he is -- they're not saying yet. eds: apnewsnow. updates with sheriff's office confirming active shooter. will be updated. an

soldier unstable mental condition was a fundamental underlying cause for his deadly rampage in fort hood texas yesterday. specialist lopez killed 3 people. and wounded 16 others at the texas military post before kill himself. officials say lopez had been seeing a psychiatrist and was being evaluated for ptsd. >> california task force 3 search rescue team are headed to the site of last we can massive mud slide in washington state. they will join a a specialize 20 member team of rescuers from across cunt try. 30 people are confirmed dead and 17 people are still missin missing. >> fire craw in sacramento had to quickly pull back when the rav of burning commercial building suddenly collapsed. massive fire on e and 14th street quickly went to 2 alarm alarms. fire officials say it houses theater lighting compan company. nearby homes had to be evacuated as well as thrift shop and other businesses. >> some good news for family whose pug was stolen over the weekend. miley therapy dog for 19-year-old girl has been found. the dog was stolen sunday according to the family someone turned the toying in the