where the shooting happened inside the capital gazette newsroom. omar jimenez is in annapolis with the latest on the suspect ... and what police are calling a targeted attack. nats: "several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least ten shots heard." authorities responded to a shooting at the offices of a local newspaper.steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "there's been a terrible tragedy here in anne arundel county. there was an active sot

gazette. the newsroom put out a paper even t inhe midst of a deadly shooting inside their onus room it reads fivetea ae of the slai ture staffers, four employees arejournalists, one worked in sales >> president trump spoke out today about thet hooting ae capital gazette. he saidhe shooting shocked the conscious of the nation. >> l journalike all ics shld be the fear of being violently attacked while doingirhe t fami our sorrow forour loss.horrible horrible thing happened. >> t focus turned to memorizing the journalist left behind a legacy in the state of maryla. >>> we have a team of reporters covering the story from eve angle. melissa howele ahead of a vigillanned and evan lambert learns more abouthooter's past. matt ackland is liveith more deils. >> reporter: tisha, shawn, it has been a sad a a dayt bowie city hall. jo a lot of time in this building behind me ander covg the news throughout this community. fact, wree'ol s thot and killed he called the communications manager here, he was just checking to see if there was anus going on, and she said no, nothing going on, so they had a personal talk.

unbelievable, a grudge may be the motive in a targeted attack ever capital gazette newsroom in maryland5 people gunned down in a hail of bullets by this man, jarrod ramos, who once sued the paper for defamation. griff jenkins live in annapolis, maryland. i understand he is refusing to speak with police. what else can you tell us? >> reporter: no indication that jarrod ramos has started cooperating. he would not speak with authorities when taken into custody and at 10:30 this morning he will make his first court appearance, charged with 5 counts of first-degree murder and more about the motives behind jarrod ramos's heinous attack. he had history on social media according to the police chief of making threats against the paper in a defamation lawsuit he brought against the paper in 2013 that was dismissed. the two individuals were employees of the paper do not work here any longer so there are answers about that, officials are calling it targeted and we are learning more about the victims identified by the gazette. they are wendy winters, rebecca smith, robert highest and --hi s --hiasse

the gunman opened fire inside the capital gazette's newsroom. multiple people were killed in the gunfire -- several others were injured.police responded quickly -- steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "they were on the scene in about sixty seconds, but beyond that, they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesititation and demonstrated incredible courage.the gunman was taken into custody --but authorities say he was not initially cooperative with law enforcement.bill krampf / deputy chief, anne arundel police department: "this was a targeted attack on the capital gazette... he entered the building with a shotgun and he looked for his victims as he walked through the building." state and federal investigators are combing the scene...trying to determine what motivated the gunman to open fire.maryland governor larry hogan says he's "devastated" and warns peopel to stay away from napolis, mary jimenez. (ken)an intern at the capital gazette tweeted for help amid the shooting. anthony messenger, a summer intern, said "active sh

where the shooting happened inside the capital gazette newsroom. omar jimenez is in annapolis with the latest on the suspect ... and what police are calling a targeted attack. nats: "several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least ten shots heard." authorities responded to a shooting at the offices of a local newspaper.steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "there's been a terrible tragedy here in anne arundel county. there was an active shooter incident. five people are dead, several more are wounded and in the care of the anne arundel medical center. the shooter is in our custody and is being interrogated as we speak."the gunman opened fire inside the capital gazette's newsroom. multiple people were killed in the gunfire -- several others were injured.police responded quickly -- steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "they were on the scene in about sixty seconds, but beyond that, they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesititation and demonstrated incredible courage.the gunman was taken into custody --but a

the gunman opened fire inside the capital gazette's newsroom. multiple people were killed in the gunfire -- several others were injured.police responded quickly -- steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "they were on the scene in about sixty seconds, but beyond that, they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesititation and demonstrated incredible courage.the gunman was taken into custody --but authorities say he was not initially cooperative with law enforcement.lt. ryan frashure/anne arundel county police: "we don't have an identification on him. we do know he's a white male, an adult male. and the gun that was used is described long gun."state and federal investigators are combing the scene...trying to determine what motivated the gunman to open fire.maryland governor larry hogan says he's "devastated" and warns peopel to stay away from the area (catherine) kron 4 first told you about this breaking news through a push alert. (catherine) areaaway from the peopel to stay and warns peopel to stay away from the area (cather

the gunman opened fire inside the capital gazette's newsroom. multiple people were killed in the gunfire -- several others were injured.police responded quickly -- steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "they were on the scene in about sixty seconds, but beyond that, they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesititation and demonstrated incredible courage.the gunman was taken into custody --but authorities say he was not initially cooperative with law enforcement.bill krampf / deputy chief, anne arundel police department: "this was a targeted attack on the capital gazette... he entered the building with a shotgun and he looked for his victims as he walked through the building." state and federal investigators are combing the scene...trying to determine what motivated the gunman to open fire.maryland governor larry hogan says he's "devastated" and warns peopel to stay away from the area.in annapolis, maryland, i'm omar jimenez. (vicki) tonight we are learning the names of the five people killed at the capital gazette. they

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>>keut i dereppsiortru ontf t jg yesterday's deadly shooting inside t capital gazette newsroom in annapolis was a striking contrast to past wmments he madehen he called journalists enemy of the people. today, a small memorial is growing outside theazette offices. the alleged gunman jarred ramosw is chargedh five counts of elmurder, investigatorsieve he had a long simmering feud with the newspaper and at one pot sued for defamation and lost >> and the a tool police say co have help track down the shooter melissa howell on this story in annapolis. >> reporter: it's called i geofeedia andt's a social media intelligence tool that's used to really track your social media post and yr location. now, the chief of police heren i anne arundel county said losg that tool limited their abilils to track indiv including yesterday's shooter. take aen list >> we get at least a threat call a so it's tough to keep up with them. i'll say this again. lost a great tool with geofeedia couple yago. it was the national conscious that decided that we weren't going toe able to use it the it made our job a lotasier re

. >> we're going to start with the afath of capital gazette newsroom shooting.or invests believe thead long mmering feud with the paper. at one pnt he sued for defamation and lost.os five people l their lives in the targeted attack. see them rebeccamith sales assistant. gerald fischman editorial page writer and editor. rob hiaasen capital gars editor. wendi winters reporter and columnist. john mcnamara reporter and dedicated m of the e. community. neighbors covering neighbors. hours afr the shooting capital gazette said put out a rape every. they did tod look at front page. five shot dead at the capital.e see pictures there ofe those whlost. all killed in the line of duty. inside someoignant messages. opinion page is mostly left blank. at the bottom, you see it right there, today we're speechle p. thise intentionally leftk thursday's shootingt office. see the nes of the victims. tomorr will return to purposef offerin reader's informed opinion about world around them so that they may become better citizens. >> president trump meantime taking ae chance to mak first official statement o

at least ten shots heard. >> reporter: a terrifying scene unfolding inside "the capital gazette" newsroom in annapolis, maryland. a gunman deploying smoke grenades and opening fire with a shotgun in an attack police say was targeted. >> he shot through the front door. the glass shattered. he was going down our newsroom, starting from the front, and, yeah, just continually shooting people. >> reporter: sources tell cnn the suspect is jarrod warren ramos. he is now behind bars. >> this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> reporter: journalists inside the newsroom describing the scene as a war zone. >> at some point when i was listening to him reload, it's, you know, are we all going to die? it's not necessarily, is he done, it's is he not going to leave until everyone in here is dead? >> reporter: some fleeing for their lives, others hiding under their desks. >> i grabbed my purse and i went to the back door, which i was only a couple steps away from, and it was locked. john was still trying to get out the door. i'm not sure what -- i'm not sure exactly in t

he was one of five killed in the capital gazette newsroom. >> he was part poet, this gentle giant of mine, of ours, a great journalist don't be mistaken. but he understood the great humanity that is this mess of a world. >> reporter: still this morning, like always, the capital waited at the foot of annapolis driveways, the small staff banding together to put out its own bad news. honoring those who never made it home. like reporter wendi winters, an active volunteer in the community. >> i don't think there is anyone who ever met wendi, even if it was for a short interview that didn't feel like they were their friend. >> reporter: veteran journalist gerald fischman at the paper for 26 years, known as a walking encyclopedia, meticulous about getting things right. john mcnamara gave 20 years to the paper. a jack of all trades whose true passion was covering sports and rebecca smith, a recent hire in the sales department but valued on the team already. 34 years old and engaged to be married. the whole annapolis has close ties to the newspaper. >> we loved it. it was hometown. it was the

it happened in "the capital gazette" newsroom. and this image we have seen so often at mass shootings, usually children marching out of schools, tonight, adults, reporters from that newsroom and the rest of that building walking out with their hands in the air. authorities say police officers there within 60 seconds or so, surrounding the shooter who had been shooting through the glass door of the newsroom. a sweep of the building tonight revealing one explosive device. this evening, they are questioning the suspect, but we have learned with even with him in kcustody, they had a ver difficult task of trying to identify him. we begin tonight with abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas on the scene tonight. >> reporter: the shooting began just after 2:30 this afternoon in the newsroom of the annapolis "capital gazette" newspaper. the call going out for emergency help. >> several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least ten shots heard. >> reporter: there was a massive response from multiple agencies. local police a

the capital gazette fulfilling their promise to publish a friday edition hours after their newsroom was ravaged by a gunman killing five of their coworker ps the front page covered the tragic story while the opinion page took a solemn stance appearing blank with a simple message. this is the message. today we're speechless. this page is intentionally left blank to commemorate victims of thursday's shootings at our office. tomorrow this capital page will return to its steady purpose of informing road readers about the world around them. leah gabrielle is on the ground, the latest on the investigation. leah? reporter: well, hi, adam. today a judge in annapolis ordered that 38-year-old jarrod ramos stay in jail on five counts of first degree murder. he used a pump shotgun to kill four journalist as and sails assistant. earlier the scene inside the newsroom. >> brought to the judge's attention the evidence that suggested a coordinated attack, the barricading of the back door and the use of a tactical approach at hunting down and shooting the innocent victims in this case. reporter: police s

further, i would like to address the horrific shooting that took place yesterday at "the capital gazette" newsroomn annapolis, maryland. the attack shocked conscience of our nation and filled our hearts with great. -- with grief. all americans,ke should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. to the families of the victims, there are no words to express our sorrow for your loss. horrible, horrible event. horrible horrible thing happened. we pledge ouring, internal support. ie suffering is so great, have seen some of the people, so great. my government will not rest until we have done everything in our power to reduced violent crime and to protect innocent life. we will not ever leave your side. warmest best wishes and regrets. horrific, horrible thing. thank you. [applause] but today's event, we are honored to be joined by our great vice president, mike pence. [applause] us are secretary steven mnuchin who has been very busy lately. steve. secretary wilbur ross. wilbur. whoetary alexander acosta, just came up with a great health care plan. thank you, alex. great he

newsroom. we have seen tweets of a reporter of "capital gazette" named phil davis saying that the shooter shot through the glass do get into the newsroom and then shot multiple people in the newsroom while others hid under the desk and cowered. he described it as terrifying. we are showing emergency vehicles over here. we can get possibly a slight view of the complex here. i'm not sure if we can. it's behind the trees to my left, your right, jake. that's where the shooting took place. i spoke with a law enforcement officer saying that is not the actual building but the same complex. police said a short time ago they're evacuating the bidding, searching the building making sure there are no bombs and safe. they're telling people the avoid the area. they're also telling people if they need to find loved ones to meet them at the lord & taylor in the westgate mall to my right. a staging area for people to connect with loved ones and colleagues, jake. >> brian, we are told that there's going to be a briefing in the next minute or two. we have been told by the spokesperson for the city of annapolis t

. >> we now know the man accused of opening fire on the "capital gazette" newsroom annapolis lost a lawsuitgainst them and apparently was holding a grudge for years. police say he was armed with a shotgun and smoke grenades sending reporters and other employees scrambling for cover. >> overnight police released the names of the five people who were killed including four veteran journalists and a young sales assistant. for the latest we turn now to abc's kenneth moton who is at the scene. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. the crime scene is across the street. we have new details about the alleged gunman and his long simmering hatred for the newspaper and previous threats police say led to the shooting rampage. overnight police in maryland searched the home of the suspected gunman in what appears to be the deadliest attack on journalists in the u.s. in years. >> this was a targeted attack on the "capital gazette." >> reporter: shots fired at the annapolis, maryland, newspaper yesterday afternoon and investigators say the suspect, 38-year-old jarrod ramos. >>

any further, i'd like to address the horrific shooting that took place yesterday at capital gazette newsroomannapolis, maryland. this attack shocked the conscience of our nation and filled our hearts with grief. journalis journalists, like all americans, should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. to the families of the victims, there are no words to express our sorrow for your loss. horrible, horrible event. horrible thing happened. when you're suffering, we pledge our eternal support. the suffering is so great. i've seen some of the people. so great. my government will not rest until we have done everything in our power to reduce violent crime and to protect innocent life. we will not ever leave your side. so our warmest, best wishes and regrets. horrific, horrible thing. thank you. [ applause ] >> for today's event, we're honored to be joined by our great vice president, mike pence. stand up. [ cheers and applause ] . >> thanks also to a really great friend of mine. this is the governor phil brian. and all of the other state, local, federal officials th

know more tonight about the five lives lost when a gunman opened fire yesterday in the "capital gazette" newsroompolis, maryland. gerald fischman was the editorial page editor. coworkers described him as quirky and smart, making sure everything was just right. john mcnamara was a sports writer and copy editor who could talk fluently about everything from politics to literature. wendi winters, the special publications editor, was a mother of four and mentor to young journalists. she was called the heart of the newspaper because she cared so much about serving the city. rebecca smith was a sales assistant, engaged to be married. friends and coworkers called her kind and considerate with a big heart. robert hiaasen was described as a gifted editor with the aura of an artist, inspiring colleagues to make journalism a beautiful craft. at the white house, the president who is often critical of reporters, had this to say: >> journalists, like all americans, should be free from eie fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. >> glor: chip reid has been covering this attack at the "capital gaz

gazette" newspaper. police say he killed five people. at least four others were hurt. >> they range in age from 34 to 65 years old. their colleagues offered harrowing accounts of the attacks in their newsroomthe remaining staff members managed to publish this morning's paper as usual. norah o'donnell is outside the capital gazette offices in annapolis. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the police chief tells cbs news this morning that they do believe the gunman acted alone. he also said that they have physically done everything they can with this crime scene behind us, but they still have a lot of questions. the suspect has been held in the anne arundel county jail all night long but he's not cooperating with investigators. the shooting began around 3:00 p.m. police responded to the scene within 60 seconds. they were quick. they evacuated about 170 people from the building and took the alleged gunman jarrod ramos into custody without an exchange of gunfire. the anne arundel county police chief told us ramos bought this pump action shotgun he used in the attack within the last 18 months. now ramos has a history with the "capital gazette." he sued the newspaper for defamation i

acted deliberately and methodically on thursday, barricading the back entrance of the capital gazette's newsroomocking one of the exits.wes adams/ anne arundel county state's attorney: "there was one victim who tried to escape through the back door and was shot at that point."natsot/witness"he was just going down our newsroom, starting from the front, just continually shooting people." anthony messenger/intern:"it was chaos. the office was kind of in shambles. unfortunately we had to pass two bodies of our colleagues, which is something that nobody should ever have to stomach."(ken) when police found the suspected gunman, he was hiding under a desk. despite their grief, the surviving staff is doing what journalists do. reporting on what happened. with one big difference: the first editorial page after the shooting was blank. (pam) the 38-year- old ramos had a history with the paper. a history with the paper. he filed a defamation suit against the gazette in 2012 for an article that detailed his guilty plea in a harassment case. the case was eventually dismissed. the local police department inves

>> reporter: police identied -year-old jarrod ramos as the shooter involved in the "capital gazette" newsroom attack. five employees were killed. two more were injud, the annapolis community was left shaken. >> it's ridiculous. it's scary, you know? you can't even go to the movie theater a a not worryut getting shot. the schools. it's crazy. >> reporter: chopper 4 was overhead as the newspaper's building housed with other offices was evacuated. those inside leaving withds h up moments after ramos reportedly used a long gun f to ope in the newsroom yesterday afternoon. as for what set off the deadly attack, courten doc point to an ongoing dispute withhe "capital gazette." ramos sued citing defamationhe afteraper published an article details claiming ramos harassing a woman online. courts ruled in favor of the paper. this morning we also now have our hands on charging documents from the court detailing some details we did not know before, such as jarrod ramos was found trying to hide under a desk after the shooting yesterday and also that surveillance video inside the building hped authorities

rob: a fox news alert the gunmen suspected of carrying out a targeted attack at the "capital gazette" newsroomrod ramos charged with 5 counts of first-degree murder identifying all five victims in the shooting, four journalists, one of them a sales assistant at the newspaper in annapolis, maryland, jarrod ramos taken into custody second after opening fire with a shotgun and smoke grenades. law enforcement official told fox news he is not cooperating with police, investigators looking to unravel emotive. he had a history with "capital gazette," suing the paper definition. jarrod ramos making social media threats against the paper hours before the attack. the staff banding together to put out a paper this morning paying tribute to the lives lost. sarah sanders slamming the deadly attack on journalists, quote, strongly condemned the evil acts of senseless violence in annapolis, maryland, violent attack on innocent journalists doing their job is an attack on every american. our prayers are with the victims and their friends and family. a former ivy league student getting let off easy despite joini

a somber scene in annapolis overnight just days after that tragic shooting at the "capital gazette" newsroom, friends and srs coming out to honor the five innocent lives lost as we learn newnformation about the gunman and his horrific attack. >>> and will where will he take his talents next. lebron james is poised toa becoe free agent on sunday, reportedly turning down his $ million contract with the cleveland cavaliers. could the king be on his way to the los angeles lakers? get l theatest today, saturday june 30th, 2018. ♪ i don't know about you but i feel better when i'm dancing ♪ ♪ better when i'm >> celebrating 20 years on t plaza. >> first time in nyc. >> hello to alabama. roll tide. >> girls' ekend, new york city. >> celebrating 13 on the plaza. >> we're checking the "today" show off of our bucket list. >> hi. 're here from loyola univcksity. go wol. >> go wolf pack. ♪ ♪ >> one of my favorite parts of the show, seeing your happy faces. good morning. welcome back to "today" on this saturday morning. o >> we're goinget outside in just a bit and hang out with the folks on the plaza. >> a

at least 10 shots heard. >> reporter: a terrifying scene ununfolding inside the capital gazette newsroom. throwing in a general aid grenade. a gunman opening fire with a gunshot in an attempt police say was targeted. >> he shot through the front door. the glass shattered. he was going down our newsroom starting from the front just continually shooting people. >> sources tell cnn the suspect is gerard warren ramos. he is now behind bars. >> this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> reporter: journalists describing the scene as a war zone. >> at some point when i was listening to him reload, you know, are we all going to die? it's not is he done but is he not going to leave until everyone is dead. >> reporter: some hiding under their desks. >> i grabbed my purse and went from the back door, it was locked. john was still trying to get out the door. i'm not sure what -- i'm not sure exactly in the next couple seconds what happened. but i know john was standing up. i heard the footsteps. and john got shot. >> reporter: authorities responding to the scene withi

and this morning the "capital gazette" intern talked about leaving the newsroom when it was over. >> unfortunately we saw we had to pass two bodies of our colleagues, which was something that nobody should ever have to stomach. just unfortunate that somebody would come into a place that only reports truthful stories that are fact-based and unleash hell on the office. it was -- we tried to keep our eyes from off the ground, but inevitably we were -- we all as journalists, we're kind of curious and it was sickening. >> sickening. rene marsh is with us. you've been reporting on the ground. what is the sense you're getting from the community and what you can tell us. >> reporter: well, poppy, the sense i get is in this tight knit community, they are mourning, but it is not just this community, it is the entire state. the governor of maryland has ordered the flags here in the state fly at half-staff in memory of these five victims. i want to show you the front page of the "capital gazette". the five victims, the journalists shot and killed at work in the middle of that newsroom. their pic

people were killed when a suspected gunman, 38-year-old jarrod ramos, opened fire in the capitol gazette newsroomis bail hearing is scheduled for later this morning. >>> police are now releasingth names of those victims authorities are still investigating a motive. >>> nearly 600 people were arrested in washington, d.c., mostly women as they staged a sit-in at a senate office building in protest of president trump's immigration pollities a -- policies and family separations. >>> and tsa warns that today may be one of the busiest travel days ever as we head into the fourth of july holiday aaa is estimating nearly 47 million americans will be traveling. officials say if you are going to fly, you should really get to the airport early. now a group stage finally over at the world cup colombia needed a win to keep their party going. lucky for them, this skied over everyone to get into the back of the net. colombia eliminates senegal to advance out of group "h. and england and belgium. many thought the loser of this game would be in better position to win the tournament. apparently this player did not

following the deadly shooting, quote, we are deeply saddened today by the attack on our capitol gazette newsroomour thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. we are focused on providing support to our employees and their families. the suspected gunman is in custody. right now five people are dead, but others are gravely injured. . ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision chan

going any further, i would like to address the horrific shooting that took place at capital gazette newsroom in annapolis, maryland. this attack shocked the conscience of our nation and filled our hearts with grief. journalists, like all americans, should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. to the families of the victims, there ess our sorrow for your loss. horrible, horrible event, horrible thing happened. when you suffer, we pledge our eternal support. this suffering is so great. i have seen some of the people -- so great. my government will not rest until we have done everything in our power to reduce violent crime and to protect innocent life. we will not ever leave your side. so, our warmest best wishes and regrets. horrific, horrible thing. thank you. thank you many. >> president trump esident to enacted six months ago today and the president did in fact start with that subject th well, spoke a minute or two about the tax cuts and the economy then turned to the fatal shooting that unfolded in nam, maryland. he tweeted his condolences now he said jou

gazette" reporters had resolve. that is for sure. yesterday evening, with his newsroom still a murder scene, reporter chase cook tweeted -- "i can tell you this, we are putting out a damn paper tomorrow," and they have. we're joined from washington now. it is remarkable the resolve they have. they tweeted, as i said, "we're putting out a damn paper tomorrow." how defiant and determined is this set of journalists? >> it is really incredible to see, poppy, how this newsroom, even in the wake, in the minutes after they were receiving word that their own colleagues were hurt and possibly dead, they immediately got to work. and actually, we have seen now photos of them working on their laptops out of the back of a pickup truck in a parking garage just across the street from where this newsroom was, and that goes to show you what types of reporters these are. and i think this is why you have gotten this outpouring of support from other journalists, because although we may often be competitive with one another, although we may sometimes be snarky with one another, at our core,

further, i would like to address the horrific shooting that took place yesterday at capital gazette newsroomnapolis, maryland. this attack shocked the conscience of our nation and filled our hearts with grief. journalists, like arnold -- like all americans, should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. to the families of the victims, there are no words to express our sorrow for your loss, horrible, horrible event, horrible thing happened. in your suffering, we pledge our eternal support. the suffering is so great. i have seen some of the people, so great. my government will not rest until we have done everything in our power to reduce violent crime and to protect innocent life. we will not ever leave your side. our warmest, best wishes and regrets. horrific, horrible thing. thank you. [applause] president trump: for today's [applause] president trump: also joining us is secretary steve mnuchin who has been keeping busy. [applause] president trump: secretary wilbur ross and alex acosta who came up with a great health care plan. thank you, great health care pl

police say the man accused of murdering five people at a maryland newspaper argeted the capital gazette newsroomecause of a long-standing feud. norah is in annapolis, maryland. >> the paper defiantly published this morning's edition despite the attack. we're learning new details about the victims, survivors and the suspect's troubled connection to the paper. >> only on "cbs this morning," a former worker recorded scenes inside a facility for immigrant children. she'll talk about what she saw and what she calls injustice. >> u.s. navy divers join the search for a youth soccer team missing in a cave

that company issued a statement saying we're deadly saddened today by the attack in our capital gazette newsroom. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. we're focused on providing our employees and their families support during this time. we commend the police and the first responders on their quick response. vice president pence who is out of the country tweeted, quote, just arrived in guatemala. we're monitorin monitoring the c shooting. karen and i are praying for the victims and their families. we commend the swift action by law enforcement and all of the first responders on the scene. lou, even the press secretary at the white house, sarah sander had a statement essentially saying that an attack on innocent journalists is an attack on all americans. there's a great deal of reaction that yoto this tragedy. still waiting for the press conference. lou: thank you very much. appreciate it. annapolis police giving this live briefing that has just begun on today's shooting. >> -- in custody and our criminal information division investigators are interviewing him now. he

any further, i'd like to address the horrific shooting that took place yesterday at capital gazette newsroomapolis, maryland. this attack shocked the conscience of our nation and filled our hearts with grief. journalists, like all americans, should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. to the families of the victims, there are no words to express our sorrow for your loss. horrible, horrible event, horrible thing happened. when you're suffering, we pledge our eternal support. the suffering is so great. i've seen some of the people, so great. my government will not rest until we have done everything in our power to reduce violent crime and to protect innocent life. we will not ever leave your side. so our warmest, best wishes and regrets. horrific, horrible thing. thank you. [ applause ] >> for today's event, we're honored to be joined by our great vice president, mike pence. [ applause ] >> also joining us are secretary steven mnuchin, who has been keeping very busy lately. steve. secretary wilbur ross. wilbur. secretary alex acosta just came up with a great

newsroom". the news room at the "capital gazette" in annapolis, maryland. a suspect is in custody. a white male. over the next hour we'll have the latest on the investigation and what we're learning as details emerge. the shooting did just happen about five hours ago. so the investigation is in the very early stages. police officials are expected to give an update, a press conference any moment now. we'll bring it to you live as it happens. stay tuned for that. tragically the shootings happen so often there's a danger of becoming numb to them. in the last hour i spoke to two journalists who work in the "capital gazette" "newsroom," who lived through this nightmare. i want to play you some of what they told me when they didn't know if they would all live at all. >> where were you, and did you -- what did you first hear? >> so i sit pretty close to phil, and we sit in about the same area, but i don't know what i was -- i mean, i remember i was working at my desk when i heard the shots. and it took a couple of them for me to realize what was happening. and i looked at anthony, the int

newsroom. we -- there was a reporter who works for the capital gazette, a local newspaper in annapolis. it is a very old newspaper, established in 1884. he started to tweet out some of what was going on on his twitter page, and his name is phil davis, underscore cg for capital gazette. he said he would be tweeting out what he can while he was waiting to be interviewed by the police. his first tweet came out saying: a single shooter shot multiple people at my office, some of whom are dead. he said the gunman shot through the glass door to the officer and opened fire on multiple employees. i'm quoting the reporter here now: can't say much more and i don't want to declare anyone dead, but it is bad. he then tweeted a few minutes later: there is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you are under your desk and hearing a gun match reload are -- gunman reload. we can all imagine the horror and the fright that he must have felt along with his other colleagues. we do know that bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, explosives, they are on the scene, they are respond

that company issued a statement saying we're deadly saddened today by the attack in our capital gazette newsroom. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. we're focused on providing our employees and their families support during this time. we commend the police and the first responders on their quick response. vice president pence who is out of the country tweeted, quote, just arrived in guatemala. we're monitorin monitoring the c shooting. karen and i are praying for the victims and their families. we commend the swift action by law enforcement and all of the first responders on the scene. lou, even the press secretary at the white house, sarah sander had a statement essentially saying that an attack on innocent journalists is an attack on all americans. there's a great deal of reaction that yoto this tragedy. still waiting for the press conference. lou: thank you very much. appreciate it. annapolis police giving this live briefing that has just begun on today's shooting. >> -- in custody and our criminal information division investigators are interviewing him now. he

that happened yesterday inside the capital gazette newsroom.he suspect was identified as 38-year-old jarrod ramos. this morning we're learning that ramos sued the ga zell for defamation in 2012 after a columnist wrote about his guilty plea in harassment. the case was later dismissed. coverage continues next on the "today" show with what we're learning about the victims and gunman. plus, a live interview with a young intern who was in the newsroom when that terror unloaded. >>> also firefighters are monitoring for hot spots after a grass fire threatened homes and closed both directions of 780. this happened around 7:00 last night in vallejo near glenn cove road. the freeway was closed ten hours. ten acres burned in the park. we don't know yet how this fire started. >> also your drive through the bay area's most iconic spots could be a little bit smoother. transit officials are issuing a pilot study in golden gate national recreation area and trying to reduce delays on the golden gate bridge in the marin headlands and presidio, it runs through ju

any further, and like to address the horrific shooting that took place yesterday at capital gazette newsroom in annapolis, maryland. this attack shocked the conscience of our nation and filled our hearts with grief. journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. to the families of the victims, there were no words to express our sorrow for your loss. horrible, horrible event. horrible thing happened. and your suffering, we pledge our internal support. the suffering is so great, i've seen some of the people. so great. my government will not rest until we have done everything in our power to reduce violent crime and to protect innocent life. we will not ever leave your side. so our warmest best wishes and regrets. horrific, horrible thing. thank you. but today's event, we are honored to be joined by our great vice president mike pence. the great secretary of agriculture. small business administrator, linda mcmahon doing an incredible job. director mick mulvaney. and treasurer. thank you. thanks also to a really great friend of mine

the gunman shot through the glass surrounding the "capital gazette" newsroom opening fire on journalistsapparently had lost a lawsuit against the paper and is accused of repeatedly threatening the staff. >> this was a targeted attack. this person was prepared today to come in. this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause >> so the five people killed have been identified as reporter wendi winters, a columnist rob hiassen, gerald fischman and john mcnamara and rebecca smith. all of them journalists, working hard at that tiny newspaper. pierre thomas has more from annapolis. >> reporter: the shooting began in the newsroom of the annapolis capital gazette newspaper, a call going out for emergency help. >> several shots have been fired. um, possible shotgun. >> reporter: there was a massive response. local police arriving within 60 seconds. >> all units limit your transmissions. do we have any kind of intel on our shooter? >> while male with a ponytail. >> reporter: police try to get people out, adults coming out with their hands in the air being searched by police. >> kn

the late the "capital gazette" newsroom. and, much more. >> woodruff: this week, a federal judge barred the separaon of immigrant children from their parents and ordered those currently detained to be reunited with their es within 30 days. that ruling followed president trump's executive order earlier this month that said the administration would stop separating families, but had not put a timeline in placwhen families would be reunited. newshour white house correspondent yamiche alcindor reports on why many families are ill searching for answer >> alcindor: it's been more than a month since 17-year-old omar has seen his dad. >> ( translated ): no one explained anything to me, if i could be with him, or see him. i was justaiting for days, thinking, about how i could be with him. >> alcindor: omar, wuested we not use his real name, and his father fled honduras in late april, leaving behind omar's mother and three siblings, hoping to support them financially from the u.s. >> ( translated left because i couldn't do anything the

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newsroom. the page was a journalist who does not work at the capital gazette. tisha?you, shawn. >>> law enforcement officers from acrosshe area responded to the scene in at the first arrived wi 60 seconds on fox 5 news morning news we spokeo derek park. he's the president and ceo o metropolitan protective services security personnel.e than 500 law enforcement always generallyry to train to exceed d the scary thing about it is that they're actually becoming faster and more responsive,g me that they're really practicing and training for these to kind of events that's the scary rt. they'r really preparing theirselves for the en t hses off to the first respblders who were ato get the think about mentaln stability, we really don't have the facilities anymore to deal with it, if you look at local jurisdictions, more and more closing down, places where people can seek help, and they'r kind of just, kind of, you know, dealing with it yourself, soalome of these indis need counting. >> parks saiif you find yourself in an active shooter situation, you should seek cover,rust your