only two people were injured and suspect was in custody. two people injured. transportation security agent. that was shot and the gunman himself. and this man was seen armed with a roifl and opened fire leaving several people wounded. law enforcement officers flooding the airport and terminals 2 and 3 are evacuated. i have these terminals for you. i mentioned that lax is a horse shoe. and pacific coast highway. and you come in lax, this is the lay out of it. one big horse shoe with runways on either side. this is terminal three. terminal two that is now evacuated and terminal three where all of this happen. i will bring it in a bigger look there. we have seen the shot from friends from fox sports. this is the terminal. it has ten or so gates there. and this google earth picture was taken. there were jets around it and it was shut down and here in terminal three where we have word of hundreds of people who left the terminal and come out of the door and come out on the tarmac and they were bussed away. here is the rest of lax. that is terminals 2 and 3 and world

did you see any injured? >> i didn't see any injured people. i have seen the ambulances driving away. at the moment i can see sort of a tractor vehicle that seems to be removing debris from the pub itself. >> they may be trying to get in there under that wreckage of the helicopter. do you get a sense that those workers whom we're seeing now, this is a skype picture. it is not perfectly clear. you know see the lights blinking lights. you can make out the rotors of the helicopter sticking out at the top of the pub. do you get a essential that those first responders are still working there? there are people inside they're trying to get out? >> there are definitely still something going on here. >> there are a lot of firemen. they are further away. i think there must be closer to the pub but there are a lot of firemen still standing around closer to where we are. >> i'm going to ask you to stay there for a moment. we have cnn's richard quest live in london now. what are you hearing the latest about this crash and casualties? >> reporter: what's int

and potentially others injured as well. mike is in los angeles. this all started around 9:40 local time. we're awaiting as andrea and you both mentioned in 30 minutes an update for the mayor as well as the chief of police. what do we know right now regarding the situation on the ground? >> i think the task is what we know that's factual and concerned and what is speculated as this hour and then some has gone on since the incident. we have an updated time of 9:20 our local time. 12:30 your time on the east coast. what we know is at that time somebody got to the area of the checkpoint, where they check ids and hadn't got be to the point where they put everything on the conveyor belt and this individual had a gun. there was an exchange of gunfire. we don't know who was exchanging gunfire with the suspect. and in that exchange as pete williams reported, one tsa employee was injured, fatally. he's now reported to have been killed. at least one other tsa agent is injured, there's been video of him

and potentially others injured as well. mike is in los angeles. this all started around 9:40 local time. we're awaiting as andrea and you both mentioned in 30 minutes an update for the mayor as well a

and people are injured. multiple people are injured. we don't know how many, but we are hold that the shooter was shot himself, or herself. and is now in police custody. so that would be good news if in fact the shooter is in police custody. >> it would, wolf. that would be very good news. that begins the investigation on trying to find out what the motive for this was. you know, did this person, did this shooter, this possibly know this tsa agent? was it a random act? who is this person? what's their affiliation? these are all questions that law enforcement want to know. still find it interesting, we haven't seen the triage area broken down. maybe out of an abandbundance o caution. there's planes that are landing, we see some action, planes moving around the taxi ways, but they still have not broken down this triage area, and i have counted five or six medic units, ambulances that are still there. and the fire department command post right there, we see a battalion chief's vehicle, probably an ems supervisor, as well as on the left, th

there are questions as to whether or not the gunman was injured. if you listen to the press conference they do say there were injuries in addition to the suspect himself. zplwhich leads me to believe the gunman was injured as well. >> they said this was other injuries in addition to the suspect himself. we are trying to final ou finalf that is case. we are also a waiting to learn the identity of the suspect on lax's official twitter feed. they did post that the fbi is working on that and will provide details as soon as possible. >> are they the closest major medical center. >> it is. we know that there were seven injuries total and six have been taken to six area hospitals. zbrrchls i don'i don't know thes where the victims have been taken. i don't know if they were taken to other level one trauma centers. >> jennifer we are three hours into this swawtion. situation. you have been watching rrt repos in los angeles. what is the mood in the city right now. >> i have to say i'm not at lax i have been covering this from our bureau. i'm inside of the ba

it may explain why so many of the tsa's were injured. one shooter who is now in custody and again in this terminal three area. to recap, one tsa officer is dead. and the shooting began outside of the secure area with the shooter firing into that area which may explain why multiple employees were injured. >> we have to use the tools that piece together the rest of this. >> there is nobody being treated now. we have pictures of this weapon at gate 36. which leads us to believe that this gunman shot his way through security. >> that would not be inconsistent. it began outside ovf the secure area. it could have started outside the checkpoint and not gone through. >> ckatherine the witnesses are telling us that the people are running from the gunman. the reports that we are getting, he ran out that way too and that is where they subdued him. these sources said they are going to have to screen and vet everyone out there in addition to any one in the terminal area still. lapd is in the lead here not homeland security. they do have a name on the

more on the people injured in this shooting, we do have some vague details on the people that were injured, 45-year-old male taken to ucla harbor and a 29-year-old male shot in the leg, going to ucla westwood, also a third victim with a sprained ankle. will kohlschreiber telling us earlier he saw four to five people being treated outside lax. >> we know right now that president obama has been briefed on the situation, not a surprise, lax being a huge international hub and the threat and fear of terrorism. we have no idea what this was all about, what the motivation was here or really what happened to the suspect or the shooter himself, if he is in custody, killed, shot, wounded, we're still waiting on that information but the president and the white house did release this statement saying the president has been briefed about the shooting at lax. we'll continue to stay in touch with our federal and local partners. the lapd is leading the response and investigation. we urge citizens to listen to the authorities and follow directions from the first responders on site. the president will conti

what we know we believe what people have been injured. there are multiple reports about the suspect, whether he or she is injured, in custody or whatever. as you've seen from knbc there is a triage unit being set up outside terminal three and it appears as if air traffic at lax is shut down, so that's yet another effect of this, as it continues to unfold. let's go back now to more live coverage from knbc. >> -- with you right now we want to connect with nick hugh, we're told he was at the airport at lax when this shooting occurred.

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>>> three tesla employees were injured at the company's fremont plant this afternoon. and tonight, cal/osha is investigating what happened. tesla is not releasing the extent of the injuries but chopper 5 caught an ambulance leaving the fremont plant as well as several fire trucks. the workers were using an aluminum casting press and suffered second-degree burns from hot metal. cal/osha will be checking that equipment and checking tesla's safety plan. >> turned out to be was an industrial accident involving some pressurized equipment that they use at the plant. this resulted in three patients being treated for burns by our department. >> reporter: how serious are those injuries? >> the injuries are moderate to serious and they have all been transported to local hospitals. >> tesla released a statement saying in part, three employees were injured by hot metal from that press. we are making sure that they receive the best possible care." now, this is just the latest in a series of pr troubles for tesla. the company is now the target of a class action lawsuit over

dozens more were injured.n al qaeda-linked group says it is responsible, and it is another sign that syria's bloody civil war has spilled over the borders. >> reporter: scenes of devastation. two powerful bombs were detonated outside of the iranian embassy in beirut early on tuesday. many were killed and the iranian cultural attache was among the injured. >> translator: i am syria. i work opposite the iranian embassy. on my way to work the first explosion took place. i fell unconscious and woke up to find myself here at hospital. >>> it is a message that says clearly we can hit you anywhere you are. if you are going to be involved in places in syria, then we can also hit you in front of the iranian embassy in beirut or anywhere else. >> reporter: the attack appears to be the latest spillover from the syrian war. it wasn't the first of its kind. in august a massive car bombing killed scores of civilians in the southern suburbs of beirut. they said it was in retaliation for the participation in the syrian war. b

there was a lot of people injured and a lot of smoke and dust. you can see it from my clothes. >> reporter: the blast destroyed many cars and hit a street lined with market stalls. >> translator: at around 3:00 there was a big explosion. there were huge flames and smoke. i know some of the shop keepers there. there were butchers, vegetable

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two critically injured. this morning, the market was open. could see damage inside including a bullet hole that came through a displays -- a display shelf. when the shooting began this woman said she and everyone inside her home took immediate action. >> we all dropped to the floor. so it's like, you know, we don't know where it's coming from. we just know it's close. we drop on the floor, everybody get down. went around the house to make sure everybody was okay. >> reporter: the violence was so bad, she says her little sister can'ted by her bike down the street -- can't ride her bike down the street. the police showed up with a turkey and this made her feel better. >> it scared my sister, like the oakland police. it was nice. the police are trying to help out the community and stuff like that. especially with what happened last night. >> reporter: we have been speaking with oakland police off camera. they say they are still working to develop leads and they are still looking for witnesses if anyone saw the shooting. they say you can contact

three employees were injured by not metal from that press.making sure they have receive the best possible care" > everybody heard there was a fire at first so obviously respond a fire assignment. >> reporter: the fremont fire department instead started treating the injured workers and took them to santa clara valley medical center. the words tesla and fire have been linked in many headlines in the past few months. three model s cars caught fire since october the latest one last week in tennesee. there was no fire at the fremont factory as the fire department first thought. this afternoon, even before the fire engines left, the department notified cal-osha. >> our protocol anytime there is any industrial injury anywhere in the city of fremont we are required to notify osha, which is what we did. >> reporter: normally there are two types of people at tesla's fremont factory. there

no one else was injured. alex, back to you. >> ron allen, thanks. >>> now to the latest developments in the l.a.x. shooting investigation. court documents say the alleged gunman's roommate dropped him off at the airport friday, but that roommate had no idea what was about to happen. police say 23-year-old paul ciancia walked inside terminal 3 with an assault rifle, plenty of ammunition and a signed letter stating he wanted to kill as many tsa officers as he could saying, quote, black, white, yellow, brown, i don't discriminate. police say ciancia fatally shot a tsa officer, injured two other officers and a teacher. >> i was injured while helping an elderly man try to get to a safe area. i turned around, and there was the gunman that shot me twice. >> police shot ciancia in the face. he is still unable to communicate but his condition is improving. his family says they are shocked and numbed by the tragedy. >>> election day is finally here. it's now up to you, the voters. virginia's arguably the most-watched g

dip la mattic security agent has undergone multiple injuries for a severely injured leg, the procedure gnome as a limb salvage. the photo of the man is not shown in full. both patients at walter reed medical center. reed spoke to fox on background. after his death, young's widow gave us the permission to broadcast the audio about the terrorist attack. >> it was a very very military type of operation. they had knowledge of almost everything in the compound. they knew where the gasoline was, where the generators were, where the safe room was. they knew more than they should have about that compound. >> at a separate hearing today, fbi director told senators he's not opposed to congress speaking with agabenghazi survivors. this could derail the criminal cases. >>> thank you. >>> for more on the investigation, we turn to california congressman republican deven. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> the intelligence committee spent hours yesterday and today with five current or former cia employee, contractors, operatives. i understand hearings were classified. did you learn anything

when i came back from hospital, there was a lot of people injured. there was a lot of smoke and dust. you can see from my clothes. >> reporter: the blast destroyed many cars and hit a street lined with market stalls. >> translator: around 3:00 there was a big explosion. there were huge flames and smoke. i know some of the shopkeepers there. there were butchers and vegetable sellers and a mechanic. they were all hurt. >> reporter: the police say it was a suicide car bombing here targeting the afghan military presence here trying to protect where the laura jirga hall is just beyond that row of trees. the hall is meant to host over 250,000 representatives from afghanistan later next week to come here to discuss the future of u.s. troops in the country. there has been heavy security presence here for weeks. thousands of security forces have been deployed onto kabul streets trying to stop this from happening at next week's meeting. lawyer jirgas gather and they make a major decision, in which case about whether u.s. forces should stay after their deadline

and in that exchange as pete williams reported, one tsa employee was injured, fatally. he's now reported to have been killed. at least one other tsa agent is injured, there's been video of him escorted into an ambulance and perhaps one or two other people, we don't know whether they are tsa employees or other passengers in the crowded area, injured as well. in a half hour there's going to be a news conference from lapd chief charlie beck and mayor eric garcetti and they'll have the answers to some questions still unknown at this point. was this individual acting alone? is that confirmed that he acted alone? we have a report about a half hour ago that the incident according to federal officials was described as being over. but there still is a pursuit and investigation throughout this crowded airport to see whether or not there was anybody working in concert with this alleged suspect. >> the gunman in custody. what eyewitnesses saying they saw and heard. eight and ten shots they thought they heard there? >> that's the number of shots that have come from a couple of eyewi

. >>> plus, airport passengers injured. a conveyor belt bursts into flames, just as people were getting off the plane. new images just coming in. >>> also this morning -- a family of three vanishes without a trace. and all investigators have to go on is their abandoned and overturned suv. >>> and an annual late-night tradition. love it or hate it, jimmy kimmel's candy prank is making america laugh by watching kids cry. >>> good morning. we begin this tuesday with terror at one of the nation's largest shopping malls. >> shots rang out at the garden state plaza in northern new jersey, just before closing time. >> just moments ago, police found the body of the suspected shooter. >> abc's matt kozar has been on the scene. matt, what's the very latest? >> reporter: good morning, diana and john. we're learning more about the shooter. his name is richard shoop. police found a suicide note. and they found his body in a back room here at the mall. it likely took them a long time to find him because this mall is so big. it's still un

that another person may have been injured this. the federal officials are now saying the incident is over. but we have heard nothing from tsa. there were report of a man opening fire inside of terminal three, which was evacuated. are also reports that a tsa agent ran through terminal three and said everybody get down. we want to go now live to a correspondent who has been monitoring the twitter accounts, and social media playing once again a role in another story. >> dell, we have two people that are there that have been tweeting this

and more than 18,000 people have been injured. more than 4 million displaced needing food, water and shelter. many of those displaced people will soon benefit from the generosity of the people in the bay area. one of the biggest volunteer events was yesterday in san jose. the national federation of filipino-american association held a drive at the north side community center. volunteers collecting canned food, clothing, toiletries and all kinds of items for survivors of the typhoon. >> our efforts trying to help organize our community for this tragic event that happened to our community's home country. >> mike honda of campbell brought a box of shirts. the latest figures show more than 4 million survivors of the typhoon are now homeless. >>> happening today, palo alto is expected to consider expanding its outdoor smoking ban when the city council meets tonight. earlier this year, smoking was banned in parks and within 25 feet of building entrances. now some city council members want to include the downtown area and california aven

that shooting killed one woman and injured another. we have team coverage on the story tonight. we /n-9@ystart with justine. >> reporter: the man wanted for murder is so dangerous. if you see him, do not approach him. immediately call authorities. this is michael green, the man police believe murdered one woman and critically injured another. police say the 23-year-old, 5- 11, 230-pound man is responsible for opening fire on the victims after a fender- bender. >> i don't think he has to do any more than we believe he has done to demonstrate what he's capable of. >> reporter: the police chief says on sunday morning the victims were leave noting -- leaving a nightclub when they bumped into at car. then a woman in a red dress got out and started yelling at them. that's when one of the victims, the passenger, got out of the car to calm the woman down. then police say that green walked up with a gun and started shooting. critically injuring the driver and killing warren. >> there is no homicide that's not a tragic homicide. there's no homicide that doesn't occur with some degree of b

i do not know how he survived. >> gary: olympic skier lindsey bomb injured during training.ndsey vaughn. she is hoping to attend olympics in rirussia >> gary: come over to dodger stadium and participate in the game he pitched to the kid spirit also gave them a clubhouse toward and treated them to a dodgers bulk. dodger's dog! >> gary: i tell you what, he is one of the guys we hear all of the negative things about at least a year is at one that is trot willing to help someone. >> pam: that is it kron 4 news at 8 stay connected with kron4 and the latest developments or download one of our mobile at will see you at 11. ♪ temperance. oh. i startled you? yeah, i was just chatting with a friend online. i'm sorry, but we have a new delivery, top priority.

dozens were injured. asia, a panel tasked with amending the country's constitution has begun voting on hundreds of changes to it. a draft bolsters military power bans certain parties. have arrested dozens of opposition protesters in recent days. team hasybe in search found the wreckage of a mozambique airline plane that went missing friday. all 34 people on board appear to have been killed in the crash. the remains were located in a national park in the remote northeast. police say the plane was completely burnt and have ruled out finding survivors. the mozambique to rwanda, the cause of the crash is still under investigation. tensions over a tiny group of islands in the east china sea continue to mount. both china and japan claimed the island. island came under japanese rule in the 19th century and were defended by the united states in the second world war. on friday, the u.s. advised american carriers to comply with china's demand that it be a formed -- be informed of any flights passing through that fl

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at least five others are injured.un shots were fired during clashes between pro- and anti-government demonstrators has broken down the barricade surrounding the prime minister's office. >>> today is the obama administration's deadline to fix its healthcare.gov website. and in alabama there is no bigger sports day the day after thanksgiving. that's when alabama and auburn meet for their traditional iron balbowl. there is so much on the line today. this is the place to be, michael. >> reporter: yes, richelle. this is a huge day in college football with so many rivalry games across the country. but by far the biggest game this weekend and the biggest game to date in college football, alabama unbeaten at 11 and 0. the winner of this game, richelle, not only wins the sec west, but they could end up in the next national championship game. auburn has been there before three years ago. alabama has won the last two national championships. in fact, the winner of this game itself, the last four years has won the national title.

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they came in and they were injured and we take care of them. zplthat's it. nul can you tell us about the injury? >> i can't. adult children? >> iadult male. >> when do you expect the two victims to be released? >> it's unclear. generally patients in fair condition after a traumatic injury situation would be in the hospital for one or two days. >> would it be fair to characterize their injuries to be non-life threatening. >> it's hard to estimate but at this time they appear to be non-life threatening. >> how about the other person. >> it could be life threatening. >> i'm sorry i have to go back in to take care of other patients. >> the critical patient can you say where the majority of the gunshot wounds are. >> the gunshot wounds are in a variety of areas. more updates are coming. i'm all done. null thank you have a great day. >> that is the trauma sar sergeant updating reporters a lone gunman walked into lax with a gun in a bag wounding 7 and jennifer london confirmed what you have been reporting throughout the afternoon? >> yes, as expected based on our e

the near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured the highest standard we can set. out to. accept there was a deadly failure yemen's interior ministry confirms the cousins had no links to terrorism in a country where tribal ties surmount all the loss was felt far beyond the family the white house has never acknowledged the deaths let alone the strike but mohamed shows me the evidence this is what kills them what's thought to be a fragment of a hellfire missile launched from a drone. the u.s. believes this is its best weapon against al qaeda although not officially out war in yemen the covert drone campaign has been dramatically ramped up here under president obama. yemen's al qaeda threat is real it's plotted attacks on international airliners and caused hundreds of deaths the cia described it as the most dangerous and active branch of the terrorist network. the defense is that drone strikes have seriously damaged his ability to plan attacks but critics here say it's doing the exact opposite it does not. contain the ghosts of the facts that may have contributed to t

more than 20 people were injured in the explosion.nd in libya prime minister has demanded all mill is as without exception leave tripoli. this comes a day after 32 people mr. killed as tripoli residentsed protested the lawlessness of militias in the city and were fired on by militias. more than 500 people were at the protest when the militia open fired using rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns. two years after the fall of qaddafi, rebels are called upon to surrender their arms. >>> federal officials are scrambling to import an emergency vaccine from overseas. we have this report from central new jersey. >> reporter: a dangerous outbreak at princeton university. a september seventh case of mens been diagnosed. federal health officials are taking an unprecedent step and importing an investigational vac teen only licensed in europe and australia. >> this is one of the most dangerous diseases we know of. and so our vaccines in america actually cover all four of the strains, however at princeton they're having an outbreak of b, so t

that man was also injured. are told not nearly as seriously as the woman who was in the freefall from the third deck. again, we are still gathering information. this happened just within the last hour as the game ended. we have not been briefed by the alameda county sheriff's department, which is investigating here at the scene. they run all of the security for the coliseum and the arena. we will be touching bases with jd nelson and trying to clarification as to whether this was a fall or aseptemberred suicide. there is no word yet on the condition of this young woman who was transported to the hospital. >>> the president has lanked in seattle, kicking off a west coast tour mostly a fund-raiser for the democratic party. the president is set to land at sf o, but ticket prices seem to show enthusiasm starting to bewaring off. ken pritchard has more. >> reporter: behind me, the sf jazz center. the president will host a fund- raiser for the democratic party and candidates some of the ticket prices have been slashed

it seems lucky there weren't more people injured. do we have any idea how many times the suspect fired that assault rifle? >> reporter: that's what police were saying. is that this is very lucky there weren't more injuries in this. there were ten shots that he got off and seven people were injured total. we do understand from witnesses that he actually would ask people as he was going through the terminal are you with the tsa? and when they said no he moved on and shot down the hallway. he was clearly according to witnesses, hunting and looking for tsa agents. >> edward lawrence live at lax. air traffic is getting back to normal at the bay area three major airports. there were several flight cancellations at ffo and oakland international. and there could be lingering effects through the weekend. if you're headed to the airport or picking someone up today, be sure to check the status of the flight before you head to the airport. not just for trips to lax. because there has been a ripple effect. time to check on how the weekend weather

ambulance workers treating those who had been injured. president ca yanukovych refusedo sign the agreement. it was a move that opposition leaders expected but none thought it would come so soon. the brutal crackdown by riot police in independent square has far but dampened down this protest. in fact, it has increased the momentum. the opposition parties have now united and will set up what they call a national resistence headquarters and they called for a general strike across the ukraine. >> the protesters have found sankry at the sight of st. michael's thatly traditional. a 12th century monastery that was demolished during the reign of the soviet union and then rebuilt back at ukraine's independence 22 years ago. >> this was the most brutal thing i ever experienced. >> reporter: tomorrow will be a hot and hard day for all of ukraine if build is spilled on the streets. it will start civil war. >> the scene is being set for a violent stand off between o the government and pro government supporters. >> china's demanding that it be informed

shops were set on fire after sunnis insulted shia muslims. 13 of the 32 injured had gunshot wounds. polling stations opened in the maldives. it's the second round of voting. there was no candidate who won 50% of the poll. the delay meant the country has been in a constitutional limbo because it doesn't have a leader. one of the two candidates is the democratically elected mohammad machev forced out. >> rob matheson -- evelyn matthei is leading in the polls in khelle. >> she's a single mother, an i think yist and socialist. yet former president michelle bachelet is so popular she gave up her job as the head of the u.n.'s women's organization to run for office again. 69-year-old norma is a housewife. like many in this working class neighbourhood she is passionate about michelle bachelet. >> translation: no one recognised us or cared about housewive's until michelle came along. with pensions and other social matters. >> in chile it's sociable and personnelable. some critics accuse her of talking socialism and defending a probusiness system five ouring a small elite. this time she's pro

dozens more are injured. search-and-rescue operations continue monday. the governor has declared seven counties disaster areas. in lebanon, indiana, a sheriff's deputy caught the approaching twister on his dash cam. the wind flipped the car into the patio area of this starbucks and blew out the windows of the building. >> our father -- >> reporter: anthony corey prayed as the tornado approached his home in washington, illinois. >> i just couldn't believe it. we just -- we saw just pieces of homes and cars just, you know, flying up on the air and just destruction. >> reporter: the storm tore apart an indiana factory while workers were inside. no one was injured. >> i seen the rain start swirling and i took off running. the next thing i know stuff was flying next to me. >> reporter: in peoria, illinois, the news anchors had to cut their coverage and evacuate. >> we may need to take shelter ourselves right now. >> we do. >> we need to go off the air. we'll be back when we can. >> reporter: despite all of this devastation, we talked to one man who was able t

not many people were injured or killed. on the other side of the island is the side that saw the 15-meter high storm surge that flooded coastal villages, hundreds of meters of lands. the scale of the disaster is unprecedented. to get from the western to eastern side of the leyte island all we could see was kilometer after kilometer of utter devastation. the death toll is 3,000 here but this whole area was crowded informal settlements of flimsy built homes. those who stayed said they didn't want to abandon everything they owned. in the end they lost it all and were injured or killed for their efforts. a city a few kilometers down the road the devastation is not quite as bad because of the hill that blocked the wind. they have water but no electricity nor telephone signal. young people are just sitting, waiting for something to happen, watching to see when help will come. >> personally i'm not satisfied with what the government has done because i heard there is a lot of aid that has come in but they have not synchronized hand

a crowded pub in glasgow, scotland, and now at least eight deaths and more than a dozen seriously injured, one rescuer describing the chaos immediately after the crash. >> moments after the helicopter crashed it was just people pouring out of the pub and dust seemed to be coming up from nowhere, i don't know, either out the door, up from the ground almost the dust, almost like a human chain and there was people much deeper in in the debris of the pub and passing, trying to pass injured people out and all did you was grab the person given to you and pass them on to the next person. >> the pub was especially crowded because it was the eve of scotland's official national holiday, st. andrew's day. scottish leader alex hammond reacted to the tragedy. >> our condolences go to those who will be bereaved, our solidarity with those who have been injured. this is a black day for glasgow and scotland. it's a day we can take pride in courage and how we respond to adversity and tragedy. and that response from our emergency services and from ordinary citizens has been exempla exemplary. >> he ordered

nearly 4,000 people are confirmed dead, almost 1600 are missing, more than 18,000 people are injured, and more than 4 million have been displaced and are in need of food, shelter and water. and generosity in the bay area is not letting up as people continue to donate food and supplies to help survivors of the typhoon. one of the biggest volunteer events was yesterday in san jose. the national federation of filipino-americans association held a drive at the north side community center. volunteered collected food, clothing and other items. >> i know we have had a lot of drives this week and last week. that needs to keep going and this is our part to add one more drop-off place for folks ready to donate. >> congressman mike honda of campbell was among many dignitaries at the event. he brought t-shirts. the latest figures show more than 4 million survivors of the typhoon have been displaced. >>> happening today, growing concern about another bay area transit strike now that bart says a contract agreement contains a clause that should not have been included. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran j

them out, so evacuate the injured to a safe area. you want to get them out as soon as you can, get out yourself as soon as you can, and document what you found in that building. these are heavily buildings. these are the two buildings that actually collapsed three days after the earthquake. this building was leaning on this building. procedures for heavily damaged buildings, don't go in. but you still will gather information. shut off utilities if it's safe to do it. you report it. we can cordon off the area just to make sure nobody else goes in the area. definitely tell the fire chief or whoever and we can go in there and try to do it safely. when we talk about search and rescue, i really want to make a distinction between searching and rescuing. searching is really basically looking for people; right? once we find a person we switch modes and go into this rescue mode. when we talk about search and rescue, try not to get it too mixed up because you think dfrpbtly based on what you are doing. if you are searching, you think about cer

a third man was injured. a party spokesman said two victims were party members guarding the building. the attack comes weeks after the leader and several other senior party members were arrested on suspicion of forming a criminal organization. there was a vehicle fire and explosion in tandem and square. hastop security officials linked the east curtis tangoe movement to the attack, which killed five people in the center of beijing. in the hours afterwards, the authorities arrested five people thought to be members of the uighur muslim population. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, a group o reddish atheists who get together every sunday, religiously so to speak. atheistsp of reddish to get together every sunday, religiously so to speak. today in the united states, about 57 million people on low income will have their food aid benefits reduced. was part of the stimulus package in 2009, during the recession, and it has ended. republican is argued the cuts did not go far enough. we thought

tsa has now confirmed that others were injured but it's not clear whether in fact they were injured in the pandemonium. now, jake, before you just held up a shot of l.a.x., and you can see it's sort of shaped almost like a long lollypop. we are now being told that the shooter was able to breach the security checkpoint and then he was able to run all the way down that long jetway basically to that circular area and that's when lapd and l.a.x. police officers confronted him and an lapd officer was able to shoot him multiple times center mass. that means right in the chest. and they were able to take him down and stop the rampage from continuing. now, we are told that he was wearing sort of camouflage, he was wearing a gray kind of camouflage gear. he also had multiple magazines for this assault rifle, we're told by a source. he had one that was actually in the firearm and he had two in wearing. he was taken to a local hospital. he is being treated -- excuse me, doctors have said that there is one person in critical, others in serious condition. the nature of his injuries, shot several ti

a third man was injured. a party spokesman said two victims were party members guarding the building. the attack comes weeks after the leader and several other senior party members were arrested on suspicion of forming a criminal organization. there was a vehicle fire and explosion in tandem and square. hastop security officials linked the east curtis tangoe movement to the attack, which killed five people in the center of beijing. in the hours afterwards, the authorities arrested five people thought to be members of the uighur muslim population. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, a group of reddish atheists who get together every sunday, religiously so to speak. atheistsp of reddish to get together every sunday, religiously so to speak. today in the united states, about 57 million people on low income will have their food aid benefits reduced. was part of the stimulus package in 2009, during the recession, and it has ended. republican is argued the cuts did not go far enough. we though

dozens more have been injured. pub was packed with people attending a concert when the accident happened. tim friend has the details. >> reporter: the scale of the disaster is gradually emerging. this was a friday night out on the town that turned to horror as debris choking dust and rubble crashed down on hundreds of people. three people on board the police helicopter were among the dead. >> this is a complex ongoing operation. it will not be a quick operation. it is a very complicated and, indeed, dangerous scene. i pay tribute to those people from the emergency service who are working in and around the scene. >> reporter: many were trapped. one eye-witness said it was pandemonium. >> the smoke and you could hear people screaming. there was a girl standing next to me. i could hear them screaming, and they were screaming because they were afraid rather than harm coming to them. >> reporter: there is an investigation to discover why the police helicopter came crashing down from the night sky on to the pub roof. >>