[ gun fire ] >> [ bleep ]. [ gun fire ] >> put it down! put it down! [ gun fire ] >> shoot him! >> [ bleep ]. >> when the shoot-out was over, the gunman was mortally wounded. congressman scalise sustained a gunshot wound to the hip. he's in critical condition right now. two police officers were hurt, one was shot, one authorities are calling a secondary injury. lobbyist mike micah was shot and severely wounded. zach barth was also shot. first of all, thank you so much for being with us. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing good. >> your foot's in a -- >> i've got a problem with my lmy -- >> but i'm okay. >> when the shots began, i understand that you were hitting, what, ground balls to -- >> actually i was on the third base side hitting ground balls to trent kelly. and i finished with him and went around, and at that moment, the perp prate for had to be to yards to the side of me. i came around and i hit a ground ball to scalise. my first thought was a car was backfiring, but then they started coming one after another. and everyone started yelling, he's got a gun, take cover. one

guns every day but gun fire is the least likely thingncounter in the course of an entire 30-year career. and as we know human beings are better at responding to rekerring events than one-time crisis events. this morning officers bailey and griner responded courageously to something that had never happened before and when reinforcements arrives, the shooter was killed. it is impossible to work in the capitol without growing an affection to the capitol police. they help you with your stuff when you're going through the metal detecters. they really do feel like part of the team that keeps the government running. that affection for the capitol police deepened today. the sense of gratitude for the capitol police deepened today. officer david bailey was treated and released from the hospital today. tonight congressman steve scalise, officer crystal griner remain hospitalized. the hospital where officer griner is -- scalise is alive. and he is alive thanks to the heroism of the camtpitol police. that's tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with

you can hear gun fire rapidly in succession. there's a big question for us whether or not this is an on going incident. we think it is. or whether or not it's over. but the reports are suggesting this is an active situation and one we're going to continue to follow here on "america's news hq." in the mean time back here at home, we await word on america's involvement in the paris deal. there are signs the president was pulling out of this deal but white house insiders cautioned yesterday that a final decision had not been reached. we have fox team coverage. we begin with our chief white house correspondent john roberts who had information for us yesterday where the president was leaning. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: good afternoon. the president playing things close to the vest today. i'm told that he was still, as of this morning, mulling over what to do. and the big question is will it be a wholesale pullout from the 2015 paris climate accord or something short of that? certainly there are factions in the white hous

>> yes. >> as soon as the gun fire. as soon as i heard the gunman was down we were helping a staffer with a leg wound in the dugout, and i wanted to get out to steve. i got out there and applied pressure for a while and he was coherent. he's in surgery right now. >> that staffer he was talking about was a staffer for congressman roger williams and congressman williams tweeteded this morning about that staffer. his name is zack barth and this is what the congressman said. i now can confirm that zack barth was a legislative correspondent in my office and was shot at baseball practice and he goes on to say he's receiving medical attention and should be okay. wolf, we can't stress enough just how unsettling the scene here is on capitol hill. senator flake had yet to take off his cleats from the baseball field. in fact, in the middle of our interview he stopped to take off those baseball shoes because he hadn't been able to even stop for a moment and wrap his mind around what happened this morning. he was incredibly poised,

while taking gun fire jobe and jensen were able to neutralize the situation and us is spelingt wept down and this was all weapon less than five minutes after that first dispatched call wept out. also today other fire and ems personnel were thanked and recognized for quick and brave work treating all injured including shooter. meanwhile guys it's almost a

incident took place, be sure to download the abc7 app for updates on this story and any other. [ gun fire . >> ten minutes of terror this morning after gunshots rang out at a baseball game in alexandria, virginia with republican members of congress. >> five people were hit including congressman steve scalise who's hospitaled tonight. >> you could see steve scalise who dragged himself from near second base about 10 to 15 yards across the field. he was laying motionless out there. >> two capitol police officers were shot while trying to catch the -- he was angry at republicans. >> an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. >> for this person to take this action was so cowardly. so cowardly. >> and just a short time ago, president trump made an unannounced visit to the hospital where congressman scalise is being treated. >> congressman, thank you for coming on, describe what people are saying, what the mood is on capitol hill tonight. shock, obviously. >> shock and glad you're having me on. i'm really sad to hear about the shooting in san francisco. but this just brings a lot of thing

incident took place, be sure to download the abc7 app for updates on this story and any other. [ gun fire ] . . >> ten minutes of terror this morning after gunshots rang out at a baseball game in alexandria, virginia with republican members of congress. >> five people were hit including congressman steve scalise who's hospitaled tonight. >> you could see steve scalise who dragged himself from near second base about 10 to 15 yards across the field. he was laying motionless out there. >> two capitol police officers were shot while trying to catch the -- he was angry at republicans. >> an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. >> for this person to take this action was so cowardly. so cowardly. >> and just a short time ago, president trump made an unannounced visit to the hospital where congressman scalise is being treated. >> congressman, thank you for coming on, describe what people are saying, what the mood is on capitol hill tonight. shock, obviously. >> shock and glad you're having me on. i'm really sad to hear about the shooting in san francisco. but this just brings a lot of t

it sounds like the suspect shot themselves. >> gun fire in the workplace.ps worker starts shooting at a company warehouse in san francisco before turning the gun on himself. >>> joo tonight is community is in mourning as we learn more about the people killed. >> we're also learning more about the gunman. sources tell us he opened fire on his co-workers during a morning bri. >> it all happened just before 9:00 this morning at the ups facility on 17th and vermont street in the city's potrero hills neighborhood. chris even is telling us what we're lorning about the victims and the gunman and rob talking to the people who survived. but first henry with what he learned from police. >> reporter: san francisco police are still on the scene of this deadly workplace shooting that unfolded just before 9:00 a.m. at the ups facility. sources confirmed to ktvu that the gunman is jimmy lam of san francisco. the suspect was wearing the tla digs al brown ups uniform when he opened fire during an employee meeting. when it was over, lam had allegedly killed three co-workers

boyfriend was called and he showed up here to the scene and he was armed and there was an exchange of gun fire and we hear that 19 shell casings have been found at the scene and at one point the boyfriend that came here to the scene started to pistol whip the repossession man. then by the repossession man's account. he heard glass shattering he assumed he was being fired at and that is when he started to shoot at that boyfriend that showed up to the scene. again, that man shot in the chest and the arm and he was rushed to the hospital but has since been pronounced deadism want to bring another live look out to the scene. this is 18th and dickinson. we got here to the scene but limited details. both guns are recovered and i can tell that you. the repo guy is cooperating with the investigation and a dog in the area has been shot as well. no word on how that animal is doing. we'll work to get details on this in the point breeze section. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. we have breaking news to pass along from burlington county, new jersey, chopper 6 hd is live over 295

>> well, peggy, neighbors say it is all very loud, the yelling and the gun fire, and police say that two officers that spotted the van, and the plates were ran and came back stolen and that is when they tried to make contact with the driver who came down this street past the sign where it says no outlet, and the shooting happened at the end of the street. >> reporter: the van was towed away from st. marys avenue and san leandro. allan norris lives at the end of the block. >> we were sound asleep and then we heard keep your hands on the steering wheel. >> reporter: and then what? >> and then don't move, don't move. >> reporter: his lawn was left with tire marks and low brick wall knocked over. police believe that the suspect didn't know that there was a dead end. >> there was a skirmish or somethi something, and then shots. >> reporter: he says that the van and the police car were bumper to bumper, and the police were around 3:00 a.m. where two officers tried to make contact with the man in the stolen van. >> the incident went to the officers having to discharge the firearms towards t

the gunman, james hodgkinson apparently asked what the team affiliation was before the gun fire startedhe lives in illinois and is a volunteer for bernie sanders's presidential campaign. hodgkinson had a valid gun permit and they said that hodgkinson hid in the dugout with an automatic weapon and ammo and started shooting. congressman scalise was fielding at the time was hit in the hip. he is the whip and travels with a detail includingcal tap police officers. during the melee two officers were struck by gun fire along with a congressional aid and lobbyist for tyson foods. hodgkinson was shot and killed. >> i was up to bat when the shooting occurred organ. heard what i thought was a loud bang, i thought it was a construct site and heard run he has a gun. >> our own walter perez is in alexandria, virginia, gathering the latest on the shooting and he'll have a live report in the next half hour. and our coverage of the shooting continues online on our 6 abc app. there we'll have more on the men that pulled the trigger and photos and videos from the scene and more from local lawmakers that

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. >> i am always maized at how in people fire off guns deciding that's a fun idea. is it on the rise? is it come down a little bit since everyone has been able to get the word out. >> let me just tell you, it is not a fun idea a. long with fireworks are gun fire, we do ask those who refrain from doing that, avoid that is correct please, and if you see it, report that as well because -- with fireworks what you shoot up in the air must come down. >> that's dangerous. >> and is there a campaign to you know, tell people that in the neighborhoods where it occur ins. >> yeah, so, there are key areas like for this year we will have additional officers out there for fourth of july. there are key areas where we know there are fireworks as well as celebrator gun fire. the community lets us know, we will have officers go out there whether patrols or enforting those areas and it is a community effort with if law enforcement as well as -- neighborhood to let us know. >> last year i want to put up a full screen. we have statistics, 131 pedestrian and vehicle stops, 57 fireworks c

drivers caught in the deadry cross fire, trying to escape when gun fire erupts at a gas station. three officers wounded. >>>ed ed and good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with breaking news. london under attack. the major violent incidents unfolding in two locations. details just beginning to pour in. police calling the attacks, quote, acts of terrorist. the bbc report, one person has died in the london bridge incident. this latest vie lentz comes at a time when european cities are becoming more and more frequent terrori targets for terrorists. england still reeling from the recent suicide bombing in manchester just two weeks ago. abc's jennifer eccleston with the very latest. >> reporter: tonight, london on lockdown. multiple incidents at the london bridge, borough market, all within a mile of each other. >> ladies and gentlemen, please reeve leave the area. >> i saw loads of people run away from the market. people lying on the ground. >> reporter: it started a little before 11:00 p.m. london time. witnesses saying multiple people hit wh

it's not specified who fired the gun.t's not clear if the suspect died of gun fire or from being struck by the officer's vehicle. >>> a trial for a young woman facing manslaughter charges is making ade headlines, she is accused of encouraging her boyfriend to commit suicide through a series of text messages. >> 23-year-old michelle carter on trial accused of encouraging the man she loved to take his own life. >> the defendant needed something to get their attention and she used him as a pawn in her sick game of life and death. >> charter is charged with manslaughter after he died of carbon monoxide poisoning after locking himself inside of his truck. thousands of texts between the two including leading up to his death. carter telling him, it's time you need to just do it. >> she replies you are ready and prepared all you have to do is turn on the generate and you will be free and happy. >> when he delayed she expressed frustration and anger. >> and carter texting him to get back in the truck when he had second thoughts. >

we don't know the condition of the gunman but we know there was an exchange of gun fire between that gun man that approached the more than a dozen representatives at this baseball practice and shot them. representative scalise. senator jeff flake who was also there described -- we heard him talking about how there was a lot of yelling. he was asked did the shooter say anything or did you hear anytime say anything before the gun fire and he said he wouldn't hear anything specifically. it was a scene of chaos out there. the latest from the capitol hill police, chief of police and also the chief of alexandria police. they say this is -- there is no longer a threat to the public. we don't know what that means about the status of the gunman. if he was caught or shot or what his situation is. we know according to law enforcement who just briefed us that there is no longer a threat to the public in that area. they are treating this was a stable situation. the investigation with -- continues. it's still an active scene from that picture there. a lot of the area closed off as police and inves

that could have been an exchange in gun fire or a one-way direction of the gun fire to dispatch thesefolks. because if it they are ladened with any type of explosives, it's just too dangerous situation and unless you can get them hands up in the air and make certain it's safe, you can't get close enough to handcuff. >> we want our viewers in london to know something. we have a request on their twitter account quote if you are safe please let friends and family know. this will relieve pressure on casualty bureau. they want your family members to know you're okay so their phone lines don't get flooded with are equests. police trying to cope with the aftermath of this tragedy. 20 people taken to local hospitals. british media reporting one dead. much more ahead. ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the subaru impreza. the longest-lasting vehicle in its class. more than a car,

these were some of the guns that fired the last shots of world war i on november 11, 1918. the crews of these guns are u.s. navy personnel. they had five of these guns throughout france, and had a massive train attached to it that had bunk houses for the crews, cooking facilities, and munitions storage, construction material, also aircraft that would fly up and above and spot to tell the guns where the shells were landing, too. they were devastatingly effective. for the crews themselves, there was no uniform regulations for the navy personnel on these guns. there are photos of them wearing their whites, there were dress blues -- not their dress blues, their navy blues. there are wearing army uniforms. as long as your rank was on your sleeve, you could wear whatever you wanted. i always joked with people at the museum that it was -- that they did whatever they wanted. as long as they got the mission done, they were good to go. this is the last one in existence, and it is on display here at the navy yard. we also have, as you can see, the screw that is right there is off of th

reporter: there's video and audio recordings of the gun fire and the gun battle. it would appear to have been ferocious. by a layman's count, dozens and dozens of shots fired and people screaming, get down. can you describe what was -- what your officers and what the capitol officers were facing when they came in? mr. brown: i won't go into the specifics of the investigation but i've heard the video and i've talked to some of my officers at least. or some of them. it was not only chaotic but there was -- it was a combat situation. that's something that law enforcement is trained to do. our officers are trained to do. i'm very proud of the officers at a.p.d. and the officers from the capitol police who stood their ground and did their job. more will come out of this when the facts are known and the investigation's complete. but i couldn't be more proud of the alexandria police officers. reporter: they were up against somebody with a semiautomatic weapon and they were returning with handguns. mr. brown: they did engage in a fire fight. i won't get into the details of

cell phone video captured the moments when the gun fire erupted this morning. during a charity baseball game pitting the gunman against the congressmen. five people were injured including louisiana congressman steve scalise the majority whip. capital police were there when it happened and returned fire and took down the gunman and the two special agents were injured in the exchange. and president trump praised all the officers on the scene. >> many lives would have been lost if not for the heroic actions of the two capital police officers who took down the gunman despite sustaining gunshot wounds. >> and two others injured a lobbyist for tyson foods and the other is a staffer for roger williams of texas. and paul ryan described the bloodshed on an attack of our country's way of life. >> we are united. we are united in our shock and united in our anguish. an attack of one of us is an attack on all of us. [ applause ] >> meanwhile there are two local lawmakers on that team and neither was there when the shooting took place. delaware county congressman pat meehan

one man shot by officer, second suspect hurt but not by gun fire. according to the chronicle happened after car men were in went across a lawn and struck a home. both suspects suspected to survive. >>> new video, a woman rescued from captor, serial killer. some of the images might by disturbing for people. >> reporter: what awaits inside a metal storage container is thing of nightmares, video is disturbing. finally popping open the doors law enforcement try to reassure everyone inside rescue is here. >> are you okay? >> just the girl. >> how are you honey in. >> young woman chained to the wall. >> getting you out of there okay? i need handcuff key. >> reporter: they don't have one. >> getting bolt cutters. >> reporter: officers talk to brown and document her surroundings. conditions deplorable, mattress, juice bottles, paperback novels and tupperware. brown and her boyfriend had been missing for three months. one of the first questions she has to answer. >> do you know where your buddy is? >> charlie, he shot him. three times in the chest. wrapped h

who wants to come out of a 100ing craft, charge across meters of beach against machine gun fire? there has got to be a better way to do this. that was my argument, my thinking when i was trying to explain this to cadets. guy, and serve under a we would plan fights. this was before the collapse of the soviet union. we would did in defense after defense. i could not imagine charging one of these things and plan on living through this thing. will try toorps conduct an amphibious operation against japanese defense. they will be 2000 marines in the process of trying to do this thing. they had two hours prep for this thing, two hours. in normandy they will have 30 to 40 minute preparations. by the time you get to iwo jima, the marine corps are requiring three to four days of preparation against enemy defense before they conduct the amphibious assault. in normandy you have 30 to 40 minutes. you ask yourself why you do it this way? korea --ained in north north africa and in sicily. both times they went in at night under the cover of dark. they went in under conditions that limited the ef

there was a period of quite intense gun fire. >> and they was running up and started stabbing this woman. >> reporter: videos posted to social media showed police evacuating restaurants and screaming at patrons. now the race is on to figure out who is responsible. >> whether or not this is really the work of isis or whether -- >> reporter: he made tweet but not before his renewed pitch. chris cologne nbc news. >> nbc 10 spoke with a man in philadelphia tonight who lives in london. he tells us he lives near the london bridge scene but in philadelphia when the terror unfolded. he says despite the number of security cameras all over london, these types of attacks keep happening. >> knowing there's so much security in the uk that eve within the cameras everywhere, these terrorists are penetrating into the market, into the city and these horrible incidents, three now this year have taken place. >> his partner is in london tonight. >>> an atlanta county teenager and his grandmother were on london bridge an hour before the attack there. this is a photo of 14-year-old catherine dorseen earlier i

you can hear gun fire rapidly in succession. a big question for us whether or not this is an on going incident. we think it is. or whether or not it's over. but the reports are suggesting this is an active situation and one we're going to continu

while 3,000 miles away gun fire on a ball field in virginia aimed at lawmakers. tonight a united stand against acts of violence. >> thanks for joining us, ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. developing news on the shooting in san francisco. four people are dead, including the gunman, identified as jimmy lam. police recovered two firearms from the scene. one an assault pistol murder weapon. not act of terror. 46-year-old michael lefiti, wayne chan 56 and benson louie of san francisco. katie marzullo. >> new information about the gunman tonight? >> reporter: i do. first i want to show you a memorial here that continues to grow for the victims of this shooting. not long ago a group came and lit these candles here. union official does say the victims in morning meeting and earlier tonight at shooter's san francisco apartment. his neighbors are shocked. >> it's too close to home. and such a tragedy. >> reporter: judy lives on 4th avenue across the street from the man identified as ups shooter, jimmy lam. >> he seemed normal, not like irritated or agitated. >> reporter:

while miles away gun fire on a ball field in virginia aimed at lawmakers. tonight a united stand against acts of violence. >> thanks for joining u u u u u daetz. >> a and i i'm d d d d d d dana. developing news on the shooting in san francisco. four people are dead, including the gunman, identified as jimmy lam. police recovered two firearms from the scene. one an assault pistol called murder weapon. not act of terror. 46-year-old michael lefiti, wayne chan 56 and benson louie of san francisco. katie marzullo. >> new information about the gunman tonight? >> reporter: i do. first i want to show you a memorial here that continues to grow for the victims of this shooting. not long ago a group came and lit these candles here. union official does say the victims in morning meeting and earlier tonight at shooter's san francisco apartment. hisssssssssss neighbors are sho. >> it's too close to home. and such a tragedy. >> reporter: judy lives on 4th avenue across the street from the man identified as ups shooter, jimmy lam. >> he seemed normal, not like irritated o

other people hurt according to latest reports including two capitol police officers who exchanged gun fire with the gunman. there are reports that the gunman was using a rifle and that there were as many as 50 to 100 shots fired with in a ten minute period. this baseball field. is there are some conflicting reports about what happened to the gunman or his condition right now there. are reports he was tackled to the ground by some of the law enforcement officers who were on the scene there. we don't know what his condition is, whether he has been shot whether he has been taken in to custody. right now you can see a large law enforcement presence throughout that area, throughout that neighborhood. we are told that a lot of the schools in the area are also on lockdown. we don't know what the motivation of the gunman was. all of this still sloping and developing. we will update in a half hour. >> for so many what's happening is like what happened to the lawmaker from arizona gabby gifford whose was shot in her home state of arizona. just several years ago. >> reporter: yeah. i think this is ev

so he grabbed his gun. fired killing the woman's boyfriend. >> people are, you know, walking with their kids, walking their dogs. you know? i hadn't heard gunshots before. thought it was fireworks. i couldn't imagine. who's doing fireworks in the morning? >> reporter: a dog not related to either man was killed. they nerve her a problem yi the neighborhood. >> sadhappened. things didn't have to turn out that way. unfortunate it did. >> it's sad. very sad. it's a sad world out here. a different world. people are crazy. >> reporter: now, i just a few minutes ago talked to the other than of the parked car shot out on the opposite side of the street. he tells me that at least three bullets hit it, and it will be thousands of dollars in damages. it also hit the driver's side window, but he says he is thankful, and today was a good day to be working from home. live in point breeze, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> new details about a deadly police-involved shooting yesterday. today philadelphia's police commissioner said a

when you are looking at that video, you are seeing a madman with a gun firing shots in a matter of seconds. these lawmakers want to make certain they can respond. the capital is one of the safest places in the nation but these lawmakers, they are not just of their casting votes, they are all across the bc every single d.c. every single day. beth is calling in from madison, illinois on our democratic line. astounded because you are taking one incident and you are saying now our lawmakers have to carry guns. incident and it did not take the police a long time to get there. as someone who has visited and gone to the and it on numerous occasions, i don't think i would feel safe as a citizen to know that the people in the senate and the house had guns. you are not looking at what really happens. there have been incidents of gun violence at these town halls. there is rhetoric and people are upset but i think it is totally preposterous that everyone in america is going to carry a gun. a lot of these members are getting death threats not only to them but to their families. the members of congress

the daughter-in-law was working on the second floor when the gun fire broke out at midnight local time. eyewitnesss say that an armed man stormed the world resorts casino. >> i can hear gunshots. setting tables on fire and using gasoline to make the flames and smoke leap through the crowd. >> he started a huge fire and then started running. >> authorities found the victim suffocated from smoke inhalation, many of them hiding in the bathroom. after seven long hours, authorities discovered the suspect had taken his own life. >> we are still investigating and trying to ascertain why someone would do something so senseless. >> they say it was a heist gone wrong and the suspect attempted to steal some $2.3 million worth of casino chips. in a new statement isis claimed responsibility for the attack and the philippine government is fighting an isis affiliated group in the region but say this is not a terror related incident. >>> more breaking news this time from gloucester county. where chopper 6 hd is over the scene of i-295 an accident here. this is the southbound lanes of 295, it's been sh

fire with a barrage of bou bullets. >> we were sitting ducks. we had nothing to fight book with. >> hodgkins was killed after a gun battle with capitol police. >>> london high rise apartment building that caught fire overnight continues to smoelder. bedding was spread out across the floor so many of the residents, now homeless, could get rest. it was home to about 600 people. we've confirmed 12 people died in the inferno. 79 others were hurt. london police say the death toll could rise and they're not saying how many people are still unaccounted for. new at 11:00, arrests and a string of robberies in the south bay. this man and a 16-year-old accomplice robbed nearly a dozen san jose liquor stores and fa farmfar pharma pharmacy. they physically asalted employees and if you have any information, please call san jose police. >>> a follow up to the story we brought you last night at 11:00. hundreds of birds. tonight the alameda county sheriff's department tells us it's putting together a plan to manage the situation. the birds were discovered at a home after neighbors complained about flies and the smell. the home owner was breeding and selling the

the suspect put the gun fired. officers secured the weapon and immediately administered aid to the suspec the building has been secured at this point. we believe the incident involves only one suspect. at this point, we do not believe this incidt en terotolaer t the suspect was dressed in a u.p.s. uniform but we ye confirmed or determined if he is an employee of the company. at this time, we have identified six shooting victims including the t.susp ec of the shooting victims. ildingor additional victims and witnesses who sheltered in place. >> reporter: now, we will continue to stand by. we have omard frpoback out at same location at 2:00 for another update. in the meantime, they will continue to search that building even searching u.p.s. boxes making sure that it is te inside. and they told us, it's going to be a long time. we're live in san francisco. susie steimle, kpix 5. >> the situation is ongoing. thank you. >>> let's continue our am wa who had an emotional account from a wife of a u.p.s. employee. jackie. >

who wants to come out of the landing craft, charge across 100 meters of beaches against machine-gun fire? there has got to be a better way to do this. that was my argument. that is what i was thinking when i was trying to explain this to the cadets. general, serve under a and we used to plan to fight the russians in europe. this was before the collapse of the soviet union. we would dig in defense after defense after defense, and i could not imagine somebody trying to charge one of these things here and plan on living through this thing. the marine corps will try to conduct an amphibious operation against the japanese deliberate defense. there will be 2000 fewer marines in the process of trying to do this thing. they had a two-hour prep for this. at normandy, they are going to have 40 minute preparation for this thing. ,y the time you get to iwo jima the marine corps are requiring three to four days of preparation against an enemy defense before they conduct an amphibious assault. again, at normandy, you are going to have 30 to 40 minutes. you ask yourself, why do you do it this way? big

developing news arc teenager is one of two people killed when the shooter rides up on bicycles with guns firing. >>> the world will be watching as president trump makes a decision on the paris climate accord. >> good morning everyone, david murphy is off karen rogers is here along with matt pellman. >> reporter: good morning, we have a couple of sprinkles moving through the area and trying to fall a part. a batch of clouds as the front comes limping through. here's the wider look, you can see the batch of clouds as the front moves through. beyond that we have sunshine and beautiful day ahead. we are watching for the front to come through. 59 in warmthster. 60 in malvern. 68 in media. new jersey, 59 in browns mill, 60 in hammonton and 63 in dover, delaware. numbers are going up from there. we'll hit a high of 81 today. actually above average we'll see early morning clouds. by 9:00 a.m., bright sunshine and 70. 11:00 a.m., mid 70s. 1:00 p.m., 78. we hit the high of 81 at 3:00 p.m. bright sunshine dry in the afternoon, 7:00 p.m. in the mid 70s. the only issue the pollen is not horrible today it's

while taking gun fire jobe and jensen were able to neutralize the situation and us is spelingt wept down and this was all weapon less than five minutes after that first dispatched call wept out. also today other fire and ems personnel were thanked and recognized for quick and brave work treating all injured including shooter. meanwhile guys it's almost a week since that shooting and this del ray neighborhood is ready to move on. >> i've talked to each one of the officers several times. it always starts with how are you doing. i mean what they went fly i through. not in this business. we train for it all the time. they're doing fine. they're good officers. they're strong officers. they made a really good decision and i'm damn proud of them. >> to children an families we're incredibly safe, peaceful city and that night we marched hundreds of us marched down mount vernon area together in walk of soli solidarity. >> and ceremony has been postponed until tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. right here out on the baseball field. meanwhile the three officers you saw none of them were injured and they've

repossess a minivan when the woman's boyfriend showed up with a gun and there was an exchange of gun fire and the boyfriend was shot twice and he late ever died. a dog in the area was shot during the volley of bullets and the tow truck driver is held by police as they try to sort out the details of of this deadly confrontation. chopper 6 hd was over a tractor trailer crash over i-295 in burlington county just a short time ago in the southbound lanes south of route 73 in mount laurel. crews re main on the scene of the crash and nobody was hurt and traffic is getting by and you should use caution in the area of 295 south in burlington county. >>> the jury in the bill cosby trial heard more of the comedian's own testimony. part of a taped deposition. vernon odom is live at the courthouse in norristown with more on that. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, this jury chosen from an allegheny jury pool could have this case and start deliberating by sometime monday or tuesday we learned today. right now the prosecutor is trying to use some of cosby's own words from the past to generate a guilty ve

erb can be seen in the video with two guns firing in all directions from the steps of the bus when he tries to make a run for it police fire back.. killing him. the officer that was shot has been released from the hospital. (vicki) warning - snake bites are on the rise. coming up, we'll tell you what's causing the spike in snake bites. (steve) today congress took steps to target illegal immigration in the u.s. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (pam) steve... the (pam) news at six. (pam) steve... the house of representatives passed two bills today which target undocumented immigrants. one was inspired by the shooting of kate steinle at san francisco's pier -14. "kate's law" ... would 'increase' maximum penalties for undocumented immigrants who enter the u-s illegally ... after being deported. a second bill passed today which allows the government to deny federal money to so- called 'sanctuary cities' that do not cooperate with ice officials. but the question tonight... will either of these bills pass the senate? we will have that story ...

driver marvin calderon described sitting in his truck waiting for a morning meeting when he heard gun fireeeti hng second he said his le actually did flash in front of him. he said he thought of family, friends and coworkers before that fight or flight instinct kicked in. you're about to hear what he witnessed as well as comments from a young lady whose sister was also in the building, lived through the ordeal, but the family was left shaken by what they heard. >> it was right behind me. he was like 6, 7 shots inside, and at least five to six outside. i was just -- i didn't wait to look the guy. >> just scared. scared for the simple fact that it happened around her. and i'm, you know, it's really sad for the victim. >> rr:teor obviously she did not want her face shown on tv. one ups driver we talked to off-camera says employees were given the option today of going home or going back to work. he chose to go home as probably many other ups workers did. as you can see, starting from 9:00 this morning behind me, there is still a big police presence here as the investigation into exactly what h

congressman roger williams of texas was spared the gun fire but one of his aides was hit.emotional when he thanked the first responders for saving his life. >> there will be those who will talk about what's wrong with america. but in this case officers griner and bailey we saw what is right with america. we saw two people risk their lives to save the lives of others. we saw courage in the face of death. we saw examples of why all americans should be grateful every day for law enforcement officers around there could have easily been 25 deaths or more today. i think we had 25 team players and about 15 staff. but officer griner and bailey prevented that and my family and i will be forever grateful. >> matt mika was seriously hurt on the baseball field. his family said he is in icu in critical condition. his former boss was a michigan congressm congressman. we had a chance to talk to him today about their close relationship. he says mika is a fighter, not someone to give up. >> he was a wonderful staffer of ours. if he were talking to my wife she would be tempted to say he was

developing news arc teenager is one of two people killed when the shooter rides up on bicycles with guns firingwill be watching as president trump makes a decision on the paris climate accord. >> good morning everyone, david murphy is off karen rogers is here along with matt pellman. >> reporter: good morning, we have a couple of sprinkles moving through the area and trying to fall a part. a batch of clouds as the front comes limping through. here's the wider look, you can see the batch of clouds as the front moves through. beyond that we have

in washington house republican leader steve scalise shot in the explosion of gun fire yesterday morning at a congressional baseball practice is june going a third operation today. he was one of four people shot. shot in the hip and the bullet fractures bones and injured internal organs, wendy saltzman is live at nationals park in washington where the the congressional charity baseball game will go on tonight. wendy the game even more significant than usual. >> jim, that is right you see people are starting to pile into the stadium. the game is expected to start at 7:05, and it could very well be soldout. that is because this is now about the strength of america and how everybody can come together from both sides of the aisle. after the shooting the ticket sales skyrocketed to about 500 tickets an hour. today congress members are taking the field with their pride high and heads hung low for those injures in the mass shooting yesterday. >> we have to play and pray for a full recovery for everybody. >> bill costello says he missed the bus by minutes. >> i would have been at shortstop and a

him into the ambulance suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. >> i just heard rapid, you know, gun fire we heard a pau-pau-pau type thing. >> reporter: what they heard was vallejo police opening fire on de car low after the car he was in ran off into this ditch. his father believes they used excessive force. >> he had no gun on him. why would they go and run somebody off the road and shoot him like ha? >> reporter: vallejo police wouldn't go on camera but they released a written statement. it says a $100,000 warrant was issued after police unsuccessfully tried to pull de car low over for reckless driving may 25. two days later officers spotted him again when he got away after ramming his car into a police vehicle. last night they traced him to a home on ellis road where he tried to drive away and rammed the police car again. that's when they say they opened fire. >> i'm not saying my boy is an an gel, but he does not deserve to be shot at like this. >> he's a young kid and they do this to him? they tried to kill him [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a vallejo officer suffered minor injuries. it i

officers responded to wort reports of gun fire. >>> starting today senior citizens get free access to freesh produce. handing out $5 vouchers to seniors as part of nutrition program. >>> pennsylvania state republican may have illegally redrawn drigt lines to help party gain a bigger majority in washington, d.c. according to report, pa republican controlled legislature helped the gop win three more seats in the house of representatives than they otherwise would have based on the state's party split. process call jerry misunderstandering that courts have said may be unconstitutional in some cases. >>> joe biden will make a splash. biden will attend the ceremony. winchester park. former vice president was a life guard at the pool in his younger days. university of delaware teacher who created outrage over her comment of the death of student otto warmbier. warmbier died after being released from a year of imprisonment after stealing a propaganda post. teacher who taught at the university of delaware she wrote on her now deleted facebook page that warmbier was a typical young white clue le

calls to 911 for gun fire in the maple shade area, of burlington county went out at 8:30 this morningpolice arrived here on east kings highway and found the victim beh

gun fire at a gas station. a man in critical condition. they say someone walked into a convenience store sunday at 8:00 and pulled a gun on the clerk. clerk did open the cash register and was cooperating with the robber when the robber shot him. stores open, but the door is locked and they're offering window service only. there is an arrest in the hit and run that left a woman in critical condition. they say this woman struck the woman who was in the cros walk on south maine street monday. she was driving a white 2011 dodge avenger sedan. they were able to track down the car today. the wind shield had been replaced, as well as a side mirror. police are now looking for witnesses. if you have any information you are asked to call the p.d. >>> derick almena is set to be arraigned in an oakland courtroom. he was arrested monday along with tenant max harris. each man is facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. this after a six-month long investigation. as you remember that warehouse burst into flames last december, taking the lives of 36 pe