where is he supposed to hit harper as harper goes down? not to mention the fact that you're just looking at a map from a football standpoint. that's the game. he is right at the line to make for the first down. i'm not sure what jalil wadu was supposed to do other than what he did. >> matt: i agree with you. and harper has played himself a heck of a game here tonight. >> bob: trevor davis had a terrific game as well. these are two very important players that both have been injured in the closing moments for cal. it's good to see that harper is at least sitting up. >> matt: the offensive >> matt: the offensive coordinator there with them. >> bob: chris harper helped off. aerial coverage brought to you by direct tv. if you call yourself a sports fan, you got to get direct tv. >> matt: chris harper has a touchdown. five passes today. the touchdown was big. but that may have been the biggest one of the day. >> bob: after the fourth down conversion and the injury. cal, only about nine yards away. and now on the lasco run up the middle. there ar

bryce harper was in the middle of that matt williams says he loves the way harper is playing. but in the last six weeks he's given us really good pitching performances. his numbers the last four starts were fantastic. ushas been really good for and using all of his pitches for strikes when he wants to. >> everybody just raving about bryce harper's play last night. it's going to come down to gonzalez on the mound for the washington nationals will kick it off and about or hours here in san francisco. seriesing a five-game after losing the first two is not easy. it's only happened five times in the last 44 series. according to espn, just 14 of those teams lost the first two games at home but the nationals have already made history with the longest postseason game in history this series. stay with us as the national swing for the series. we will be live outside the stadium tonight at 11:00 and have a complete wrapup of the game starting tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> we could see some rain around here this evening. doug hill is in the weather center with the details. at dopplerme we

. >> chas harper is currently serving his fourth prison term. the first three totalled about six years for theft and burglary. but when he was then caught with 114 grams of meth, the judge threw the book at him. >> i was sentenced to 72 years which means i have to do 36. that is 12 years more than a murder. most murderers get 60 years. it's hard for my family to grasp that the amount of time for the charges. i mean how do you explain to a 6-year-old why your dad can't come home and how do you explain to an 11-year-old that, son, you might be a grown man before you ever see me again, if you ever see me again on the outside. >> but harper is not without family behind the bars. he shares a cell with his younger half brother david carr. >> we have got in trouble together. we been arrested several times together. if he decided he wanted to do something i would go behind him and be like all right. let's go, then. >> keep doing this [ bleep ] be a domestic battery case. i swear to god. >> i got it. i'm just trying to figure out -- >> i will be up for c

bryce harper in doug fister were sensational today. when the giants made a game changing mistake him it was like somebody gave them the key to the lock. they came alive. they relaxed. this was the play, runners on first and second. bumgarner the bunt, throws it away. two runs score. here comes harper, the throw, harbor is safe. they lead 2-0. played a great game today. how about this -- the rope was sinking, and he goes down to get it, the shoestring catch of the game. how about an encore? bryce harper, into the wheelhouse, almost into the cove. they get to play tomorrow. the final was 4-1. horace holmes is live in san francisco. he has been with the nats the entire postseason. what are the players saying? >> how what i described the playoffs, the clubhouse after the game? relieved. in the entire series turned on that wilson ramos bunt. >> what i did for the team today, i always play for the team. if i do a good job behind the plate, i'm so happy. >> just the fa he stepped up for us and did that for the team , the importance of getting

harper deep and way gone. that is a poke right there. 4-0 lead. giants scored a run in the 9th inning. couldn't get a rally going and they fall for the first time in the series. and their 10 game post season winning streak ends at 10. there is tomorrow night. joe fonzi has been out there all afternoon. he was in the clubhouse. what is the mood out there despite the loss? >> reporter: well, mark, the giants feel that they want to get the nationals tomorrow. they don't want to head back there but when you have a close game like this, all it takes is one play to turn the tied and that is exactly what happened. as roms was trying to -- ramos was trying to bump, madison bumgarner through the down the left field line and that was the difference in the 4-1 win. madison bumgarner acknowledged after the game, he would like to have it back. >> i thought i had a shot and, you know, regardless of whether it will get him out or not i feel like we have a chance at first but i just -- i can't throw the ball away. >> i thought we might have a shot but should have

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before prime minister harper. i will begin by saying our thoughts and condolences go out to those were affected by today's shooting in canada, as well as to the family of a soldier who was killed earlier this week. the president was briefed earlier today in the oval office by his top homeland security adviser. details about the nature of this event are still sketchy, which is not unusual in a chaotic situation like the one -- like this one. is one of the closest friends and allies of the united froms and issues ranging the strength of our nato alliance to the ebola response to dealing with ifo -- isil, there is a strong partnership and alliance between the u.s. and canada. the united states strongly values that relationship and that relationship makes the citizens of this country safer. officials with in the u.s. government have been in close touch with their canadian counterparts today to offer assistance. that includes officials here at the white house. we have been in touch with the canadians about arranging a

we go to the 9th and again harper had a great night. this is espinosa, last chance, not going to do it. he grounds out at second and the giants come into nats park and take game 1. they win it 3- 2. game two is tomorrow. we'll have some postgame reaction coming up in a second because they just finished the game, but those giants, we understand how they get the thing done. we'll hear from them, but we'll also get postgame reaction from surae chinn who has been at the park and spent the day capturing the emotion of the fans. >> reporter: all the excitement has been great in the game. things had a heart time getting started, but we're hoping things can be turned around. tell me how do you think things are going so far. >> well, as we see, waiting for the wildcard, maybe that little bit colder, but it was good effort for the second game and hopefully they'll win this one before tonight is over. >> reporter: how big of fans are you? it's been electrifying inside, right? >> yeah. we're season holders three years and we are just so excited to

i know you -- >> harper will serve at least two more years in segregation. >> i made things hard fore been in segregation three years and i don't blame nobody else. i had opportunity to get out of here. i let my anger and my things get to me that i shouldn't have and as a result of that i'm still here. >> i can't say i'm sane. i'm pretty off balance. but i keep it in certain amount of control. >> another inmate at kentucky state penitentiary who is no stranger to cell extractions is victor hyatt. prior to interviewing him our producer was duly warned. >> victor is a very, very dangerous individual. probably the most dangerous individual in this institution. >> i remember watching victor led to the interview. he had an intense security detail that it almost felt like i was about to interview hannibal lecter, frankly. he was cuffed behind his back. but i'll never forget it was like a normal fiberglass and metal cafeteria chair. there was nothing special about that chair. and he wasn't chained to the chair itself. the chair was not secured to the ground in any way. i start to think to m

the president did speak to canadian prime minister stephen harper. the president expressed solidarity with the canadian people and offered american assistance. we can expect to hear the president likely repeat those remarks to cameras in the next few minutes, liz? liz: couple of things, the honorary ceremony for malala yousafzai, the young 17-year-old nobel prize winner has been canceled tonight. the islamic terrorists hate her, she fights for freedom and education of girls. she was supposed to be given honorary canadian citizenship, and the national hockey league canceled the toronto maple leafs and senators' game supposed to happen in ottawa as well? >> yeah, i think the bigger thing here that may factor into this is the fact that canada recently joined the u.s.-led coalition in attacks on isis in iraq and in syria, and there was chatter from isis groups on the internet saying that there would be a day of reckoning for the canadians for their decision to assist the united states in attacking isis over there. so obviously, that is going to be a main

the prime minister steven harper addresses the nation. >> let there be no misunderstanding, we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. >>> the red cross in sierra leone's capital freetown says it's recovering up to 100 bodies a day of people who have died of the ebola virus. >>> tesco, britain's biggest retailer, the boss is about to step down after the supermarket announces a bigger than forecast hole in its profits. >>> our correspondent climbs onboard a train to kiev to find out what passengers there are thinking of ukraine and where it should be heading. >>> hello there. a very warm welcome to you. now, the cold-blooded killing of a canadian soldier followed by the attack on the country's national parliament has shocked authorities. investigators are now focusing their attention on the gunman and his possible motives behind the attack. it all started just before 10:00 a.m. on wednesday morning when a man shot and killed a guard at the national war memorial in the city center. from there, he stormed the nearby parliament building in a dramatic attack. but the gunma

that's travis ishikawa's ball getting caught by harper. you see he gets the runner to stay at second. looks like it was dropping. what an incredible shoe string snag by harper, keeping the runner at second. beautiful catch by him. fister goes on for seven shut-out innings and then this is the ninth inning, with a bomb almost to mccovey cove. puts nats up 4-0, and they go on to win it. oh, we have to see sorin. did you see him struggle in the ninth inning? he had a man on and oh, man that was a close one. ishikawa gets the ground-out with a man on second. nats stay alive, 4-1 the final score. adam what do you have to say? >> we got the break we been looking for for a few days. bumgarner was throwing great, that dominating stuff he always does. you know, and then threw a ball away. >> we're in the same spot. you know, we've got an opportunity to win that game tomorrow. we have to do things correctly, like today. play good defense, execute if necessary and score some runs if we're going to have a chance to do that. so that's our objective and

at any moment, expect to hear from the canadian prime minister steven harper. this after we learned this morning that police in ottawa now believe a sole gunman was involved in the deadly attack at the national war memorial, and on the parliament building. a short time ago harper joined canadian soldiers and citizens gathered at the war memorial to remember certificate i will oh. he was gunned down, point blank range, by a gunman carrying a rifle. the shooter seen here in this witness cell phone video is identified as joseph michael hall, also known as michael zehaf-bibeau, recent convert to islam. this photo circulated by the islamic media, not confirmed by msnbc, may be the gunman. suspect considered so radical and dangerous, the canadian government pulled his passport after the deadly attack on the war memorial. the gunman got in a car and drove to parliament hill. and it is there he stormed into the parliament building, exchanging multiple gunshots with authorities. look at the chaotic scene caught on camera. it ended after he was shot and killed by sergean

. >> harper. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> and that is four eyes and item 9 is approved. and next item. >> and item 10 isdirecting the transbay joint powers authority to vote in favor of city and county of san francisco community facilities district no. 2014-1 (transbay transit center) (cfd), and take such other actions as may be necessary or expedient to the formation of the cfd. >> any questions. >> and i appreciate this resolution in favor of rcfd form nation and the action that was taken by board of supervisors two weeks ago and to support that approval and i also want to recognize the mayor's office because i know that the mayor particularly a very strong position and we were able to stick to the original formation and the city will be made whole by the district and so it remains to be seen what will occur in the next couple of months and i want to recognize the leadership for standing strong on making sure that we will be able to receive the funds from our private developers to fund this important work. and are there any other comments or questions? >> seeing none,

president obama has spoken to canada's prime minister harper. what did he say to him? >> he made a call, expressed the u.s. solidarity with canada, obviously expressed his sympathy. he said the u.s. will offer any help that canada might need and he pledged that both u.s. and canadian national security teams would coordinate very closely. >> saying he was shaken by the shooting in ottawa, president obama called canadian prime steven harper and pledged his support. >> we're going to do everything we can to stand side by side with canada at this difficult time. >> president obama said this underscores the importance of canada and the u.s. beinging synch when it comes to dealing with terrorist activity. >> we don't yet have all the information about whether this was part of a broader network or plan or whether this was an individual or series of individuals who decided to take these actions, but we need to remain vigilant. >> the nypd stood guard at canadian consulate. officers armed with assault rifles patrolled the area. the u.s. increased security at the tomb of the unk

we have stephen harper's statements.this terrorism and part after larger piece of what we are dealing with in the world now. i'm joined by florida congressman ron desantos. weep heard some strong language from the canadian prime minister. he said the planet is descending into savagery. he talked about the way members of is very treat women and children, and his concerns for the world. and his thanks for the people defending us. much stronger language you would have to note than what we hear from our president here at home. >> without question. we had an attack at fort hood in 2009 and to this day our government says that was workplace violence. this an individual who has not on been convicted, he's been open about his jihadist sympathies and why he did it. i'm encouraged to harper prime minister harper speak the truth and tell the people of canada the threat that we face. it's interesting. you guys mention this individual had been tracked. the canadian government pulled his passport yet he still committed the attack. our

the canadian prime minister, stephen harper, was just one door away when the shooting broke out.corporal cirillo was buried friday in a national ceremony. a canadian soldier read a statement from his family. >> on behalf of our family, we want to say thank you to the entire nation. on october 22, we lost a son, a brother, father, a friend, and a national hero. we are not only morning as a family, but also a country. and we lost nathan, we all mourn ed as one. there are no words to express the sadness. we take comfort knowing nathan has done our country proud. the support of the nation in this devastating time provides a measure of comfort and helps make this almost bearable. >> in the days since the shooting, the gunman, michael zehaf-bibeau has been identified as a convert to islam with a history of drug abuse, criminal activity, and mental illness. the incident came two days after another violent attack on canadian troops in quebec. martin couture-rouleau, also identified as a "radicalized" muslim convert, drove a car into two soldiers, killing one of them. the attacks have spa

just a few minutes ago, prime minister stephen harper visited the memorial.there to lay a wreath for corporal nathan cirillo killed there yesterday. on lookers are also gathered there. lawmakers are expected to head to parliament next where they're expected to convene less than an hour from now. canadian member of parliament joins me now to talk about all of this. thank you so much for joining me. i appreciate it. >> thank you, kristen. >> you were there in the caucus room yesterday where the mps hold their weekly meeting when those shots began. tell us what that moment was like and how you're feeling today. i imagine the shocks just sort of starting to set in. >> wednesday morning is caucus morning for all of the parties and our caucus meets on the ground floor. so we heard these pop pop pop and frankly didn't know what to make of it other than frankly it was construction. because we have a lot of construction going on. the security people came rushing down the corridors and hallways and said out, out, out, out. we of course followed the security instruction

you love this man, bryce harper, the guys consider themselves made for big names and big stage.e solo home run makes a statement. the nats add on another in the 4-1 win. kristen berset and holden kushner join us with more from san francisco. >> reporter: we heard wilson ramos say in the clubhouse afterwards that errant throw from bumgardner really relaxed this team. how big was that? >> reporter: for me it may have changed the series at the time. this nationals offense had gone over 20 innings without a run. they just couldn't get things going. the fact the giants could help them get on the board with harper adding that fourth insurance run was very big as well. >> reporter: did something change? it was still a pitcher's duel most of the game, but guys like denard span getting his first hit of the series, what changed in that regard? >> i think denard has had a tremendous 2nd happen and of he was patient and took care of business. i think the nats bats going a bit more was nice, but ultimately the runs are on the board because the bumgardner error and ultimately harper adding th

it said it. >> what does this mean for stephen harper? >> i don't know. the liberals backed this pipeline too. i'm not in canada. i assume that if the ultimate decision is no, canadian politicians will do what canadian politicians do when they feel snubbed by the united states which is to sort of jump up and down and stomp and say all sorts of nasty things and go on with the relationship. so i mean i think the -- i think the -- there's in some sense we write about it all the time of wake me up when they make a decision on this because it will be a little longer and longer. but it is plain. it has come up in debates. we've written stories about where the canadians fall. it's clear that the democratic candidates very much are opposed to pipeline and republicans are very much in favour. that said, i mean, look, you look at the polls and the majority of the public supports this project when asked about it straight up. however, you know, i think it's arguable that using keystone in ads doesn't necessarily move the needle. a saw a lot of adds in 2012 and the re

we mentioned the president and prime minister harper have spoke.ss briefing they emphasized how closely the relationship is. are you hearing anything about collaboration between the u.s. and canada going forward as this unfolds? >> reporter: well, you know, a lot of this is a concern because of what canada is doing to help out in the fight in iraq. we sent f-16 fighters, 600 personnel over as well to take part in iraq. we're based in kuwait but will be taking part in the air strikes in iraq in a short time. we've heard isis has called on people -- on sympathizers to isis to attack members of the military, use whatever means possible to do so. and two days ago, i'm not sure if you reported this or not, but this is the second soldier to be killed by someone who has been -- we don't know what the shooter is, but the shooter on monday -- excuse me, the man who ran over a soldier on monday had been radicalized. so, this is the second soldier in the week to be killed by -- in this type of activity. >> hannah thibodeau, thank you for your reporting. your

we are awaiting a press conference from the canadian prime minister steven harper. we'll bring it to you when it happens. meantime, the police officer shot dead inside canadian parliament this morning. the suspect is michael zehaf bibeau. shot and killed by the house much commons sergeant at arms. just moments after a canadian soldier was shot to death at the national war memorial. the attack comes days after the murder of another canadian soldier. thomas drayton has more. >> shots had been fired at the national war memorial and a ceremonial guard was immediately hit. just two minutes later multiple shots are heard at parliament hill. by 10:00 a.m. tactical teams arrive, and shooter running with a rifle. various reports emerge that a gunman is seen in a car. shortly before noon ottawa police report there are multiple shooters in the area. ottawa goes in the lock down mode. president obama is briefed and america does not go into raised level of security. 1:45 officials announced the guard who was first shot, corporal nathan cirillo died from his wounds. an ottawa hos

did you vote with prime minister stephen harper to support the u.s.ir campaign against isis campaigns in iraq and syria? because as you know, isis says that decision by canada prompted these recent attacks. >> i did not. i believe that we need to be bringing humanitarian aid and we need to work towards peace and so i did vote against no motion. i don't want to speculate as to what may have driven people to act as to what they did this week. i want to make sure we can take measures to keep canadians secure and this country in an open place, tolerant, diverse place and i think that's what we're going to be doing for the next days, weeks, months years to come to make sure we can strike that balance in a way that's uniquely canadian and positive for the future as well. >> good luck, milan, to you, good luck to all the people in ottawa and canada. the united states, of course, strongly with you every step of the way. appreciate you joining us. as i say, good luck. up next is the united states prepared for copycats. u.s. intelligence and law enforcement off

. ♪ we will start the hour in canada, where prime minister stephen harper has promised to step up hisountry's fight against terrorism, this following the second attack there in three days. on wednesday, he reported convert to islam with the gun rampage through parliament just hours after he allegedly shot dead a soldier at the national war memorial. for more, let's bring in an manual in ottawa. -- emanuel in on -- in ottawa. >> people are still in shock here in ottawa. it is a big city of 900,000. the mayor said yesterday it's only the fifth murder of the entire year in 2014. they're not used to this kind of drama. a big shock for people, and especially because of the security measures that were in place around parliament. all of the people that we talked to last night, they were all saying it is not the u.s. here and we are not obsessed with security and firearms. people can go freely in the parliament and we are proud of that. and that will stay, even with these attacks. >> what more details have come out about the alleged shooter? >> it is still not clear who exactly he is. it seem

that is prime minister steven harper. he has been set to address the nation tonight, and he is about to speak after the shooting today. there he is. >> my fellow canadians. for the second time this week, there has been a brutal and violent attack on our soil. today, our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of corporal nathan sarillo. the corporal was killed today, murdered in cold blood as that sacred place that pays tribute to those who gave their lives so that we can live in a free democratic and safe society. likewise, our thoughts and prayers remain also with the family and friends of the officer killed earlier this week by an isil-inspired terrorist. tonight, we also pray for the speedy recovery of the others injured in these despicable attacks. fellow canadians, we've also been reminded today of the passionate and courageous nature of so many canadians. like the private citizens and first responders who came to provide aid as he fought for his life. and, of course, the members of our security forces.

this morning canadian prime minister steven harper laid flowers at a memorial this morning. memorial for the fallen soldier. there was a quick arrest. get down. >> you can see there that ottawa remains a city on edge. the man crossed the yellow tape and there was clear distress that the incident was not related to yesterday's shooting. we are learning more about the suspected ottawa shooter, 32-year-old michael -- a petty criminal and canadian born muslim convert. he was shot to death by the sergeant at arms who received a standing ovation at parliament. live in ottawa and sarah, what more are we learning about the suspected shooter here? >> good afternoon, investigators believe that this was a lone wolf-type attack carried out boy a man who was a high risk traveler by authorities. he was born michael joseph hall and changed his name after converting to islam. he had a history of petty crime, but at some point attracted the attention of authorities who took away his passport, concerned he would travel abroad to commit crimes. he is a native of canada and his parents released

stephen harper has addressed the members of parliament saying the main goal of the attacks was to instill fear and panic in the country. a gunman was shot and killed after being chased into the parliament building on wednesday. and police say he had earlier killed a soldier at the nearby national war memorial. >> we will be vigilant, but we will not run scared. we will be prudent, but we will not panic. and as for the business of government, well, here we are in our seats in our chamber in the very heart of our democracy. [applause] >> let's talk about that speech with john hendron in ottawa. and what he said was that canada will now work harder and work quicker to strengthen laws when it comes to security. >>reporter: that's right. canada is now facing something that it hasn't faced to this extent before and that is attacks on its own soil. this is a case of a man that authorities say was headed to the middle east, was attempting to join the islamic state of iraq or another group out there to fight. he was blocked having been pulled on the no-fly list. his passport was seized. and there

bryce harper going long. that is a long ball to get over the right field fence and into mccubby's cove. we talked about what happened earlier, gio and the bases loaded jam. he walked a run home. he let another run go home on a ground ball to first and then they came back the next day and tied it in the fifth inning and now bryce harper with that home run and we're 2-2 going into the eighth inning. that's the situation out here at san francisco. tim, back to you. >> all right. only had one more for you. bring home a winner. we want a game five. we now know who the nats or jines will play when they make it to the next series. the cardinals beat the dodgers tonight when matt adams got a per shaw pitch in his wheel house and i mean he made that ball a souvenir. three-run home run in the bottom of the seventh. st. louis wins it. 3-2. good-bye dodgers. hello cardinals. >> i don't think i touched the ground the whole way around the bases. just felt good for us to take the lead in the seventh. >> a lot of great playe

prime minister harper says his country will not run scared. the european union runs out an ambitious plan to cut greenhouse gases. the leaders are divided on who should pay the bill. and cheap -- white has some israelis ready to pack their bags -- why it has some israelis ready to pack their bags and move to germany. ♪ we start in ottawa where the investigation into yesterday's shooting attack continues. a gunman shot dead a soldier at a war memorial before going on a rampage in parliament. he was killed by police. >> the shooter has been identified as a 32-year-old canadian man who had recently converted to islam. authorities have cited terrorism as a motive, but many other details remain unclear. >> canada's prime minister stephen harper said the shooting was an attack on his country's values. >> there was a hero's welcome for sergeant at arms kevin vickers. he is credited with shooting dead the suspected gunman who launched the attack. the canadian parliament reconvenedbut the sound of gunsh echoed through the corridors on wednesday was a v

and bryce harper home run force the gym tomorrow >> the giants hoping to do a sweep.ut mad had one bad play turn the game into a mad bumper. lights out in the wild card win against pittsburgh. 41,000 giants fans called in sick today. mad was nailed for 6 innings. gave us 6 hits. 6 strike outs. ramos swing to end the second. crowd pumped up. if flows state own just as good. 7 shut out innings gave up 4 hits struck out 3. sends buster packing in the wheel. wheels fell off in the seventh. men on first and second. the sack bunt. he thinks he can get the out at third throws it away. the score. next batter. cabrera single to the hole. kilometers around to score. 3 nothing washington giants in trouble. top 9 bryce harper seals the deal. the fast ball. l that make it 4 fog giants add a run. giants lead the series 2-1. mad took the chin on the loss and ryan on the hill tomorrow. >> hard nose pitcher mentality. leader and he's pitched in a lot of big games and fun to play behind him. looking forward to playing out there with him tomorrow. >> game 3 of the other nlds. dodgers ta

i had the chance to talk with prime minister harper this afternoon. obviously, the situation there is traj ing. just two days ago a canadian soldier had been killed under an attack. we now know that another young man was killed today. and i expressed on behalf of the american people our condolences to the family. and to the canadian people as a whole. we don't yet have all of the information about what motivated the shooting. we don't yet have all of the information about whether this was part of a broader network or plan or whether this was an individual or series of individuals who decided to take actions. but it emphasizes that we have to remain vigilant when it comes to dealing with these kinds of acts of senseless violence or terrorism and i pledge as always to make sure that our national security teams are coordinating very closely, given not only canada, one of our closest allies in the world, but they are our neighbors and friends. and obviously there's a lot of interaction between canadians and the united states where we have such a long bord

john landy responding to a tweet from bryce harper which led to this moment last month. harper wearing abc firefighters helmet in the postgame celebration. >> is that, you wanted a fire helmet? around, had a guy from engine 24, he made the front before him and the rest is kind of history now will stop what could to more tweets and you stories and it made landy a celebrity among his colleagues. he told us about higher helmets, leather or plastic. you don't wear steel into a fire, it conducts heat. he finally got to meet harper last week. >> we met him after the game, we hek for 10 minutes, how wanted to be a fireman and how much it meant everyone on the job and how everyone was on death about it. >> is the came an officially sanctioned major league baseball teacher to be sold online and then that's part. >> part of the proceeds will go to the pc firefighters foundation. >> i immediately went to the source that i knew and come from and was pretty awesome. good to see bryce recognizing them. >> it is a lucky helmet and music acting bryce harper to be wearing it after every

canadian prime minister stephen harper was at the ceremony to honor the soldier killed in yesterday's attacks. now, this new video shows sergeant at arms kevin vickers walking through the house of commons gun in hand just moments after taking down shooter michael bibaeu. vickers is hailed a hero stopping yesterday's attack. the gunman's mother released a statement today apologizing saying in part, "if i'm crying, it's for the people, not for my son." police say he was the only gunman involved in the attack. this was theparliament. one soldier was killed at the war memorial before the man fired shots inside the house of commons. prime minister harper is called for expanded surveillance and police presence to prepare for future threats of terrorism. >>> new information now on the man accused of touching off the latest security scare at the white house. last night's alleged fence jumper has been arrested outside 1600 pennsylvania avenue in the past. >> well, the maryland man was charged in an incident back in july in a court document he told an officer that getting over a security barrie

. >> canadian prime minister stephen harper was reportedly in the parliament building at the time. police say they have killed one gunman, but they believe one may still be at large. >> the incident comes just hours after canada raised its terror threat level following the killing of a soldier on monday. join to live from ottawa by our correspondent. can you fill us in on the latest? how many shooters are thought to be at large, and where are they right now? >> police are being reticent about telling us that. we do believe there is another shooter, but when asked whether people should be worried about a man armed and dangerous in the downtown core, they won't tell us, other than to tell people to be vigilant. they are telling everyone to stay out of the downtown core if they are not already here. some buildings are being evacuated. they are not telling us if it is one of more shooters, because they say everything is still an active investigation, and they are trying to evacuate the parliamentary precinct and the downtown area. >> how much of the capital and other parts of ottawa ar

in is a private funeral, however, prime minister steven harper and all opposition leaders will be in attention. it's a quite -- on top of his casket will include a canadian flag, his belt he had on when he was shot, a bayonet, and cirillo's badge will be placed

he spoke with canadian prime minister stephen harper wednesday. >> obviously there's a lot of interaction between canadians and the united states where we have such a long border. and it's very important, i think, for us to recognize that when it comes to dealing with terrorist activity, that canada and the united states has to be entirely in sync. we have in the past. i'm confident we'll continue to do so in the future. >>> the u.s. president there, susan candiotti is looking into what authorities know about the alleged gunman and joins us now live from ottawa. it's late in the night there, susan, but as we said earlier, authorities aren't going to sleep on this. they're going to try to find out more information as the hours

but i think we can still see stephen harper.hink we can go back to stephen harper, the canadian prime minister who is addressing parliament in a kind of show of defiance really and to rally canadians behind him just a day after the dreadful attack in which one soldier was killed. >> 600 kilometres to kobani, about eight hours. so why can't kurdish fighters cross straight into syria? well, the answer is isil controls large sways of territory stretching from the syrian city of aleppo and mosul in iraq. so that's why they have to go through turkey to reinforce the kurds as they try to defend kobani from isil. >>> so why is iraq's kurdish government sending its fighters to help out in syria while they're strained trying to fight their own fight in iraq. >>reporter: still no confirmation as to how many will make that journey across to kobani an still no confirmation as to when they will be leaving. as yet, the agreement, the vote has yet to be signed by the president so we're still waiting to hear confirmation on a number of differen

we'll hear from the prime minister steven harper.n the parliament building when that shooting took place. he was not that far away. he's okay. other members of the parliament there okay. but stephen harper will be making a statement to the canadian people at the top of the hour. >>> phillip mudd, the fbi asked all of its field offices to raise their own threat alert posture, if you will, after these attacks in canada. given the recent bulletin asking law enforcement authorities around the down trip to stay vigilant, it's being done because of what's being described as very ominous chatter. plain what that means. >> this is one of the most frustrating things i feel with in the intelligence world. you're looking at intelligence targets in places like syria and iraq. you don't have good enough penetration to be into their command and control, but you might have peripheral communications. when people say something like, the big one is coming or we have people there, this happened to me all the time in the business with al qaeda. you woul

earlier this evening, the kane aidian prime minister, stephen harper, addressed the nation. it was a televised address postponed many times why we think they got the wording absolutely right. in the end, mr. harper mention did the terrorism word. >> fellow canadians, in the days to come, we will learn more about the terrorist and any accomplices he may have had. but this week's events are a grim reminder that canada is not immune to the types of terrorist attacks we have seen elsewhere around the world. >> kane aidian prime minister stephen harper speaking earlier this evening. the first victim has been named t 24-year-old nathan cirillo, who according to his facebook page is an outdoorsman, an enthusiast for keeping fit and loved animals. a shooter has also been named. now, the police are still not necessarily linking the death of the shooter inside the parliament building to the death of nathan cirillo. the shooter was make he will zehav-bibeau, 32 years old. it is reported he was well known to the federal authorities, he had a criminal record in quebec and vancouver and h

. >> director harper? >> i know when it comes to rail roads that the and the fra and everything, the federal government, sometimes comes in that this is it. >> and so when it comes to ada, and in which being a bus person, i am used to having to pay attention to the california ada, is that true for rail roads too or is that an indense where it is the federal ada that has to be done and california really has no discretion to or anything else? >> we have a series of conflicting requirements right now, we have the existing cpuc requirements that requires the set back in the platform and that is in direct conflict with what the fda requirements are and the federal requirements for the three inch gap and we have to go ahead and get that reconciled and get a waiver from cpuc in order to go ahead and construct those platforms, so that they will conform to the federal requirements. and fta will be providing some of the funding for the program, and the expectation, is that they will be looking for us to precisely me

stephen harper the prime minister about to make his second address in 12 or 14 hours to the canadian people. we are going to hang with it for a moment. he said they will fight back and be on guard and they will not allow it to take root. [speaking french] >> i would like to begin today by thanking the leader of the opposition as well as the honorable members who were there and their encouraging words last night. [applause] the system in our country we are dependent but we are never [inaudible] we are all immigrants. [applause] >> across the aisle from one another, when faced with attacks on the country we all love and the things we all stand for i know we'll always stand together. [applause] [speaking french] >> today i'm happy to see all of my colleagues in good health from all parties. mr. speaker you might provide advice to my colleagues. my growing number of gray hairs entitles me to do there is once in a while. we are all engaged in extremely demanding and stressful jobs. but the stress that's of you faced yesterday was really ynld and above anything that -- really beyond and ab