have been terrorism, first the choice of targets, government buildings and military person in uniform. isis social media has in recent months relentless urged followers to stage attacks against the military federal government and anyone in uniform as the fbi director warned congress just last week. >> there is a group of tweerts tweerts in syria and their message is too prompt, come to the so-called cal fate and live the life of some sort of glory or something and if you can't come, kill somebody where you are. kill somebody in uniform. kill anybody. >> reporter: and several officials say there is indications this may be an act of foreign-inspired terrorism but declined to offer specifics. investigators are carefully checking the gunman's car and looking at e-mails, phone calls, internet use and building a list of everyone he was recently in contact with. tonight officials say they think abdulazeez acted alone and they say they do not believe there was any explicit warning that this attack was coming. but three days ago in a blog he said life is short and bitter and stressed the importance

kill someone in uniform. >> isis tells social media to stage an attack. >> cops did do their best to protect us and spot the people. a lot of times you don't know who they are. >> president obama called the shooting heartbreaking. he says he's updated on the investigation and security precautions. betty? >> edwar, thank youdedward thank you. >>> a woman is claiming she was thrown to the ground. check it out. she kicks the officer. he quickly appears to forcefully slam her to the ground. this happened in 2013. the video was reported this week by a newspaper. she had injuries to her head face teeth and claims to suffer from ptsd. >>> a monster tornado tore through causing extensive damage. storm chasers captured it as it rolled through the town. electricity flashes as extreme winds down power lines. the town of cameron is reported to be the hardest hit. police were turning cars away while crews surveyed the damage. >>> a verdict thursday in the colorado movie theater massacre trial. >> we find the defendant james holmes guilty of murder in first degree. >> after ten weeks of testimony,

the choice of the targets, government buildings, military person nell uniform, isis social media in the past six months has relentlessly been staking attacks. and several. >> officials saying there are other indications this may have been terrorism though they decline to offer specifics. they're as gabe said, going through his past, looking at the people abdulazeez was in touch. with looking at his social media use, his phone calls, trying to piece together the days leading up to this event. they say that they didn't have any warning this was coming. three days ago on a blog he wrote that life is short and bitter and stressed the importance of jihad, steve. >> well, pete williams, that's an interesting bit of reporting when you say they're looking into the possibility of foreign inspired terrorism. i guess that would encompass the possibility that he read propaganda that originated with a foreign source. does it also encompass the possibility of coordination overseas? >> that is a very good question. i think it is fair to say that at this point, just this point of the evening, they're l

threat by isis as 25 soldiers are executed at point blank range by isis children in brand new isis uniformsto do as isis takes more control of more and more territory in the middle east? let's ask lieutenant colonel tony schafer. colonel, where are the plans for president obama? >> i think he will be briefed on a number of plans. let me be clear on this brian, we've known about isis as a significant threat for a full year before the public knew about it. and the president did, too. what the president will be told again today is all the options we have. a ton of things regarding special operations. we wanted to kill abu zaieff about a month ago. for goodness sake we could be doing 24/7 bombing. 700 a day, making it very miserable for these folks. we're just not in it to win it at this point. >> the wife who was captured knows a lot of information. intelligence we're not even acting on. >> absolutely. that's right. >> when the president goes to the pentagon to ask for a plan, is this all for show? >> absolutely for show. there are plans on the table. the president has been briefed. number of

as recently as this weekend and going back a year isis has been urging its followers in the u.s. to attack uniformed police and military in this country. and isis has actually posted the photos and home addresses of more than 100 active duty soldiers, saying, "what are you waiting for? kill them in their own land." this year alone, the fbi says it has made arrests in at least five plots aimed at domestic military facilities. again, it is not known tonight whether today's attack was yet another isis-inspired plot. but if so it would appear to be the first time that isis has been able to pull it off, david. >> brian you reported here that the pentagon has warned of possible attacks like these, but there are so many of these recruiting centers across the country. >> reporter: absolutely. there are some 5,000 recruiting centers across the country in shopping malls and commercial locations that really can't be put under 24-hour guard. they are very soft targets. >> brian ross tonight, thank you. >>> in the meantime breaking news from colorado tonight. a guilty verdict a short time ago for james holmes. t

perpetrate and infiltrate and i think they are very attuned to symbols, whether it's a flag from isis or a military uniformhere in the united states of america. this becomes a symbol of course as the uniform is for the folks who defend our freedom. i think maybe the very sad thing is we used to think that these youngsters in uniform were in harm's way when in combat but sadly now i think we need to see that they are in harm's way no matter where they are. >> we heard from president obama that the fbi is leading this investigation along with local law enforcement. we hope more answers are to come in the coming days and weeks. colonel, thank you. >> yes, ma'am. >>> well this morning you probably felt it it was pretty cool outside, especially for this time of year. a little below normal. comfortable, though and it will stay comfortable overnight tonight and especially for your friday with the low humidity in place and below normal temperatures. we do have a heat wave coming in the forecast. it will start this weekend and we do expect 90 degree temperatures through the end of the weekend. we also are going to

uniform. >> reporter: isis has relentlessly urged followers to stage attacks.eterans know how hard it is to identify a lone gunman. >> the military around here and dod cops we have they do their best to protect us and spot the people but a lot of times you don't know who they are. >> reporter: and president obama has called this shooting heart breaking. he says that he is being briefed on the investigation. s he's also being briefed about the security precautions that are happening across the country. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, back to you, laura. >>> more details now on that alleged gunman. he graduated from the university of tennessee, chattanooga, with a degree in electrical engineering. in april police arrested abdulazeez forg driving under the influence. his father was briefly investigated several years ago for possible terror investigations but the investigation was closed and his father was removed from any watch list. we are constantly updating our social plalt forms with new information on the story. you can stay connected with our

officials point out that as recently as this weekend, isis has been urging followers in the u.s. to kill uniformed police and military. from here, authorities will check the suspect's computer and social media accounts, looking for any type of motive. isil has been calling for lone wolf attacks in america during the muslim ramadan, which ends tomorrow. live at falls church, chris papst. leon: thank you, chris. this is not the first time that military recruiting offices have been targets. this happened closer to home in 2010. bullets struck a marine station in chantilly. no one was hurt in those incidents. a 23-year-old alexandria man pled guilty to those. stay with us on 7 for continuing coverage of this investigation. though to wjla.com/text and sign up for alerts to be sent to your phone. breaking news tonight in the case against matthew. no blood was found in his car during the search for hannah graham. matthew was charged with capital murder. the new documents contain phone records for graham and matthew. seven is on your side with consumer news. according to a new audit, the federal governmen

just last week, the fbi director told congress this is a pro isis group that's tweeting out of syria, calling for attacks on anyone in uniform. security will remain in place throughout the weekend at least. federal authorities are especially worried about today and that's because today is the last day of ramadan and those isis or pro isis tweeters have been talking about a month of destruction during ramadan, and they're concerned because this is the last day of ramadan. on capitol hill edward lawrence. >> thank you. >>> we the jury find the defendant, james eeghen holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberations. >> the trial of the colorado movie theater shooter now enters a new phase. whether james holmes should be sentenced to death for his crime. he was found guilty of killing 12 people and wounding dozens of others. jurors rejected the idea that holmes was legally insane when he opened fire in the movie theater. the jury deliberated for a day and half before returning guilty verdicts on 165 counts. among those in the courtroom yesterday were survivors of the attack. >> i looked at him when the verdict ca

she went to the front lines of the war with isis in iraq and in full uniform with an ak-47, she shot video revolution. welcome to the show. how did you feel doing that? were you afraid? >> definitely i was not afraid because i felt the message was supposed to tell the people, and i wanted to show the truth the obviously there was hundreds of thousands peshmerga fighting. so we really got the courage from them. so there is no reason to be afraid. melissa: when that was over, you did get death threats from isis. what was that like? tell me about that? >> well really, it feels unrealistic and i tried not to think about it. i think what i'm doing is more important and, i feel that if i can get my voice to millions of other people from those people whose voice has shut down and really in a way it is also a privilege. it means that the message of revolution is as powerful as their weapons. melissa: what is the message? give it to us in plain language so all of our viewers can hear. >> the message of the video is obviously freedom and peace and justice. i feel like as an artist, my weapon i

reporter: as recently as this last weekend, and going back a year, isis has been urging its followers in the u.s. to attack uniformede and military in this country. the group posted photos and home addresses of more than 100 active-duty soldiers saying, what are you waiting for? kill them in their own land. >> we are increasingly saying, individuals who may be motivated by the ideology of a terrorist group, may be inspired by their social media campaigns, but are acting independent of those terrorist organizations. and that is not a threat that our intelligence capabilities, as robust as they are, our counterterrorism capabilities, as robust as they are, were designed to address. >> reporter: today's attack is eerily reminiscent of past mass shootings that targeted domestic military sites. in 2013, a lone gunman killed 12 people in the washington navy yard. and just last year, four people were killed during a rampage at ft. hood in texas. >> attention all units, advising we have an active shooter currently at ft. hood. >> reporter: it was the second attack on the base. 13 were gunned down there in 2009. in the wake

uniformed period. if we trust them out there on the front lines in pat he will, to protect us, we should allow them to protect themselves particularly now that isis has made it a point to say to fellow jihadists around the world target people in uniform. target the american military. i fly a lot of airplanes. i used to when is saying uniformed personnel come forward. you never see anybody come forward anymore. no one is dressed in uniform. they're told not to. they're told not to because they're a target. we know they're a target. we send them out without any ability to protect themselves. that is irresponsible policy and needs to be changed. >> time and again harris, we see the many of ways these gunmen are taken down, we don't know if that was the case here we see someone who cast carrying. in canada, we saw attack at the capitol. the virginia tech. armed citizens with legal guns who take down the killers. >> two things to comment and question for you. one, when you see the pictures from inside which started to come out yesterday, you see there was a fight going on. these guys were fighting for their lives, does this refute the argument for peo

targets, military targets, that is something that isis in their social media message has repeatedly urged people in the u.s. to attack. people in uniform, especially military facilities. so he's just sort of thinking out loud it looks to him like isis inspired and careful to say no one's reached that conclusion yet. >> thank you for that update. let's talk more now about what this horrific crime means for the war on terror. we have shane harris a future of war fellow at new america and author of "at war." we also have director of middle east and north africa analysis at flashpoint global partners. shane, we have been talking with pete and heard from michael m mccaul. there's back and forth about whether it has isis all over it. the house homeland security chair said we have isis potentially in the country. do you agree with the motion? >> that is what you're hearing from law enforcement officials but the question to ask is how firm are those conclusions? talking about the attack in chattanooga being isis inspired that's different from someone being directed by isis commanders in syria or in iraq and told what to do. if this individual

isis move. >> this person was a horrific brutal assailant who wanted to harm people simply because of the uniformservice they chose. and i know that officers in this police department and people from around the community made sure that he harmed as few people as possible. >> that's coming up from the past hour. protesters to gather soon outside the jail where a civil rights activist was found dead in her cell this week. officers say 28-year-old sandra bland took her own life. however, family and friends are disputing those findings. she was arrested after a routine traffic stop where authorities say she became combative and assaulted an officer. texas authorities are now investigating her death. >>> also this morning, a new breakthrough in science. researchers have found a new way to tap into the power and creativity of our minds. they're using a brain-controlled computer to help artists paint by the power of their thoughts. here is this cutting edge technology. >> reporter: these paintings are being snapped up. a quadriplegic woman in austria lost all hope of communicating until she learned to pa

just last week, the fbi director told congress there's a group of pro isis tweeting out of syria calling for attacks on anyone in uniformcurity will remain in place through the weekend at least. now, federal authorities are especially worried about today. that's because today is the last day of ramadan and those folks who are tweeting pro isis tweeters are saying that they need to get the attacks in before the end of this holy month. so security forces are on heightened alert today especially across the country and also here in washington, d.c. reporting live on capitol hill, edward lawrence. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new details in this morning about that huge oil spill out in california. this is off the coast of santa barbara. just in that beach is expected to open today. this after in may a corroded on shore pipeline ruptured, spilling 101,000 gallons of crude oil. clean-up costs up to $92 million. concerning also for wildlife, hundreds of birds and marine mammals were found dead in this spill area. and the operator of that pipeline that broke could face criminal charges. back to you. >>> we the jury find the de

isis. but officials point out that as recently as this weekend the terror group urged followers in the u.s. to kill uniform police officers and members of the military. >> we'll be if thorough and prompted and figuring out exactly what happened. >>reporter: still so many questions investigators say they are treating this as an act of domestic terrorism. this is abc news new york. >> east bay congressman who sits on the house committee on homeland security the is worried about the potential link to isis and whether others may be plotting similar attack may be plotting similar attacks. >> seemingly normal people can change literally overnight. many people have said this kid seemed normal. never suspect him to do this. >> sl greater vigilance of isis rae cutting effort through social media can help u.s. authorities stop future attack. three days ago this man post add message on a blog about islam writing life was short and bitter and muslim should not let an opportunity to submit to allah pass them by. you can depend on to us bring you new information on the story. our coverage of the tennessee shooting conti

isis. everyone wearing a uniform is a threat. a police officer at li he's armed. recruiting office in a strip mall are as vulnerable as anybody can be. i would say again, bullet proof it and have armed personnel in that recruiting station. yes. >> all right, congressman peter king, thank you very much for being on. >>> coming up for the first time in three weeks, banks are open across greece. we'll tell you what it will mean for the markets. business before the bell is next. it's so shiny. i know, mommy, but it's time to let the new kitchen get some sleep. if you want beautiful results, you know where to go - angie's list. now everyone can get highly rated service even without a membership. you can shop special oers or just tell us what you need and we'll help you find a local company to take care of it. angie's list is there for all your projects, big and small. pretty. come see what the new angie's list can do for you. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. hav

isis. but officials point out that as recently as this weekend the terror group urged followers in the u.s. to kill uniform police officers and members of the military. >> we'll be if thorough and prompted and figuring out exactly what happened. >>reporter: still so many questions investigators say they are treating this as an act of domestic terrorism. this is abc news new york. >> east bay congressman who sits on the house committee on homeland security the is worried about the potential link to isis and whether others may be plotting similar attack may be plotting similar attacks. >> seemingly normal people can change literally overnight. many people have said this kid seemed normal. never suspect him to do this. >> sl greater vigilance of isis rae cutting effort through social media can help u.s. authorities stop future attack. three days ago this man post add message on a blog about islam writing life was short and bitter and muslim should not let an opportunity to submit to allah pass them by. you can depend on to us bring you new information on the story. our coverage of the tennessee shooting conti

in march two illinois men charged with supporting isis with one alleging to adoptive a uniform to kill soldiers at a local military base so great concern and urgency today, george. >> thanks, pierre. >>> we are joined by chattanooga's mayor andy berke and police chief fred fletcher. chief fletcher let me begin with you. it sounds like your officers were engaged if a pretty fierce gun battle. what can you tell us. >> officers rushed towards a known hostile threat and they engaged a threat and put themselves between danger and our community and helped save lives in the city of chattanooga. our heart goes out to the victims of the armed forces but i'm very very proud and humbled at the selfless sacrifice of the members of the chattanooga police department. >> what more do we know about the kind of weapons abdulazeez had and how he got them. >> the investigation is being led by the fbi and atf and actively processing the crime scene. >> pretty confident your officers took him down. that he didn't shoot himself. >> i'm absolutely confident they saved many lives yesterday. >> the father of a

isis. but officials point out that as recently as this weekend the terror group urged followers in the u.s. to kill uniform members of the military. >> we'll be if thorough and prompted and figuring out exactly what happened. >>reporter: still so many questions investigators say they are treating this as an act of domestic terrorism. this is abc news new york. >> east bay congressman who sits on the house committee on homeland security the is worried about the potential link to isis and whether others may be plotting similar attack may be plotting similar attacks. >> seemingly normal people can change literally overnight. many people have said this kid seemed normal. never suspect him to do this. >> sl greater vigilance of isis rae cutting effort through social media can help u.s. authorities stop future attack. three days ago this man post add message on a blog about islam writing life was short and bitter and muslim should not let an opportunity to submit to allah pass them by. you can depend on to us bring you new information on the story. our coverage of the tennessee shooting continues now on twitter

to these repeated relentless aggressive social media postings by isis urging people to attack people in the united states who wear a uniform, who work for the military or work at government buildings, all of whom would be consistent with these two targets. whether it was that or some individualized think we just don't know. at this point, the authorities aren't sure either but they hope to have that figured out very shortly. >> this is a big development, naturalized u.s. citizen from the middle east. do we know where he was based? there was some talk earlier that he may have been from the area do we have any confirmation on that? >> the authorities said at the time they thought he lived in the area beyond that i don't know. >> let's go to the question of domestic terror the fact that this is being tossed out so early in the investigation. what do you draw from that? >> well you know like pete said it's too early to know these are new facts if the motive went that way, it would be called internationally inspired terrorism. we don't know if that's the answer certainly a possibility. the fbi director has commented about these

uniform and plane clothe. the heightened security comes after increased chatter by isis supporters on line, and calls by the terrorup to spike in the west. >> target our nation's infrastructure symbolic locations and event. >> law enforcement officials say have fun just be aware of your surroundings. >>> meanwhile, the philly fourth of celebrations, they are one day early for you. welcome america festival continues with the liberty block party this afternoon and philly pops concert tonight. now, you can't have fourth of july celebration without fireworks of course. last night they lit up the night sky over penn's landing. the philadelphia orchestra also struck a patriots i can cord. there was good crowd despite that rain, just before the concert started. >> it is a blessing, i mean, you get the water you get free music good people, can't ask for anything better than that. >> sure can't. technicians are setting the stage right now, for saturday's big show, featuring the roots. thousands are expected to pack the ben franklin parkway, so much to do, and this really is the place to be, on fourth every july. >> birth p

and we know whether it is isis or other islamic forces they have said all military personnel, particularly military and police. all uniformedson relevant now targets. so in view of that this is such an unfortunately a soft open target. they should be armed and we should reinforce them as far as bullet proofing the glass, to the extent we can. maybe have some type of alarm. that's not the type where we want to live. unfortunately, we've been put in that situation and we saw the consequences of it yesterday. >> we know the governor of oklahoma took a step today to do some of those, take some of those steps. should the governor of new york governor cuomo do that? >> i'm not surprise that had she did it. as far as governor cuomo, in new york that is primarily a local obligation. and new york city has gone ahead and done it and i would think other municipalities should. if they believe they need assistance from the state police then yes. the governor should get involved. >> as far as you know, the fact that he is on no fly list no watch list. was there an intelligence failure there? >> i wouldn't say intelligence failure but i t

uniform all is around the country now. if a lone wolf that's what it's believed to be right now, possibly inspired by isis or another terror kind of threat is there to our men and women in the uniform all around the world? >> anywhere the u.s. military serves you base your force protection posture on the threat obviously, isis has brought the threat to america. the threat is heefer and the enemy lives among us, and you need to act accordingly. one of them should be armed to protect the rest at a minimum and that's a change president obama should make today. >> you say at least one armed guard there. this is an ugly face of terror that we're seeing this lone wolf-style gunman who came here on to the recruitment facility there. do you think our men and women in uniform need to be trained to fight enemies who are civilians, not just why they are out deployed? >> at this point, anyone who has got a pistol or any other type of weapon pointing at our military stops being a civilian and starts being the enemy and they are already trained to do that. now, maybe some additional training for carrying weapons in a civilian environmen

uniform. it was conducted during ramadan. he was the type of person the isis would go after. you know sort of -- even the dui, they are looking for weak people on the margins. they are trying to give a meaning -- everything you look -- you look at the face of this attack and it looks like the islamic state was behind it. we have to keep in mind the islamic state understands the fbi is catching these people when they go up on social networks and they talk about their plans or they buy tickets to syria. they are learning. they are learning to stay off the internet. doing the stuff quietly. what he said to friends and family is sort of irrelevant. that's told -- isis tells them don't describe to people what you are going to do. i don't think we're going to get to the center of this. let's see. >> bob, what then to your point, what you do you make the fact that his friend said he spoke out saying isis was doing wrong and in his words he called isis a stupid group, completely against islam? >> i think it's -- i tlihink the statement is worthless. that's what he would be instructed

isis encouraging them to commit mass murder. >> kill somebody where you are. kill somebody in uniform. ll anybody if you can cut their head off, great, videotape it. do it, do it do it. >> reporter: he confirmed a recent spate of isis-related arrests before independence day were part of a broad campaign aimed at disrupting suspected homegrown radicals. he declined to identify specific july 4th plots but a number of the fbi recent arrests were disclosed to the public. among them this college student from queens accused of casing the george washington bridge and the fbi says when agents searched his apartment, they found plans for a pressure cooker bomb like the ones used in the boston marathon attacks. in the last few days the fbi director has been going out of his way to sound the alarm that he's in the midst of an ongoing battle with isis every day, george. >> yeah, he's so worried about those encrypted phone calls and at the same time we got word over the last couple of days pierre of this massive data breach. much bigger than we thought of the government personnel computers. more tha

and whether it is isis inspired or whether it's some other inspiration, personal or otherwise, our men and women in uniform be of the military or be of law enforcement, have become targets. and what we find is a shooter like today many times will go to what he believes may be a soft but a target rich environment. in essence a recruiting center some other place where he knows he's going to find particular targets that he's looking for, but also in his mind he doesn't expect them to have the capability. especially with the weaponry we're talking that this individual may have had to fight back. it's not -- within the last couple years we recall the attack against parliament in canada where that shooter went in and he was going after another symbol the symbol of government, after having gunned down the soldier outside of parliament. he went in and he was going to start gunning people down. and had it not been for that retired police officer who happened to have a gun who was a sergeant at arms he would have gone in and committed an act of mass murder there. so every time one of these incidents happens, unfortu

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uniform. >> so when we look at this even before americans knew the term ice circumstance isis, general, there were jihadi, and muslim convert, two soldiers at an arkansas recruiting center in 2010 driveby the pentagon and other buildings and in 2012 a massachusetts man convicted of plotting to blow up the pentagon and capitol using remote controlled planes. do you feel that isis is well rooted domestically? >> no i think it's still struggling to get roots here in the united states. i think that we are pretty vigilant in our law enforcement and watching social media. but obviously we're not perfect yet. but we've learned an awful lot since 9/11 and we've brought up a whole new generation of people who have dedicated their lives to keeping america safe. i don't think there's any reason to panic. i think we do a study. we look at this. and stick with our principles. the principle is america itself must be secure. the communities must be secure. we don't want to have to resort to an environment where military people go through the streets armed and shoot it out with people. that's not the america

we have been warned by isis, been told that they're going to target former law enforcement they're going to target military and law enforcement uniformed officers around the united states. this is exactly the kind of thing they said they were going to do and looks like they have done it. >> tess tuesday house majority leader, jerald mccormick in chattanooga on the phone with us. sir, this obviously would be a shock to any constituency anywhere in america. must be a serious blow to you and chattanooga. >> certainly, it was a shock and i've only had this confirmed secondhand so i don't want to come to conclusions too quickly but it's beginning to look like the worst worst-case scenario, and if sew, we need to track it down and stop this sort of activity, and first of all i'm thankful for the police officers who were on the scene who did such a great job. thank god for them. and i think it needs to be a wakeup call to the entire country. >> sir you said if it's the worst-case scenario. what do you is the worst-case scenario? >> well, the worst case worst-case scenario would be a terrorist attack. kbc i listen -- there was a press conferen

uniform becomes a target. >> the fbi and department of homeland security issued a bulletin warning law enforcement and military terne nell they are prime targets for isis attack on july 4th. they are being pulled to a number including two of the digest events in new york city. the security measures will be greater this year than in year's past. they are using radiation detection units. another prime target the fireworks on the national mall. >> it could be a perfect target. washington, d.c. is the simymbol of america. these lone wolves are easy to go live by themselves carry out their own attacks. >> we will be scanning social media with intelligence analysts. some groups particularly isis has been active in social media. >> despite all of these warnings, at the moment anna there is no specific threat on any one target. the holy month of ramadan is increasing the terror too. they want it to be a time of calamity for the intidfidelsinfidels. it is increasing the terror threat. if you die in jihad during the holy month of ramadan you will earn bonus points. it is a perfect storm building around the fourth of july weekend. >> scary stuff. >> it is. the fi

is asking is is this a case of terrorism because of these repeated isis admonitions to people in the u.s. to target anybody in uniform, police officers military people government buildings. so you always wonder about these things. but we don't know whether it's somebody who is upset at the military or a person who works there. we just don't know what the motive may have been. >> okay. so just to reiterate if you're just joining us, breaking news coverage. from lit this morning into early afternoon coming to us from chattanooga, tennessee, where a shooting incident happened. it began at a u.s. naefl recruiting center on lee highway and ended at the u.s. navy reserve center at amnicola highway. wrbc is the local affiliate and they've been heeding the ingleading. >> a lot of details that we just really don't know right now but still trying to work to get more information. >> and that of course is why we're waiting for this press conference which had originally been scheduled to begin seven or eight minutes ago. that has been delayed as kelly mccarthy is reporting, we think because they are waiting for the fbi to come in

isis. officials point out as recently as this weekend, the terror group urged followers in the u.s. to kill uniformedrs and members of the military. >> we will be thorough and prompt in figuring out exactly what happened. >> reporter: and while the state's attorney says this is being treated as a case of domestic terrorism, the fbi stresseses they still don't know the gunman's motive and they believe he acted alone. >> what do we know about the gunman? does the fbi know anything more about him in particular. >> they're not giving us a lot of details. investigators were at his home today and looking into any recent travel he may have done trying to piece this together. we heard today from his former high school gym teacher who said he never gave any indication he could be radical or capable of something like this. he says actually he was kind of an class clown. always joking around. the only thing he took seriously is martial arts wrestling. this is a video from a competition that he won back in 2009. we also learned that he was arrested for a dui earlier this year. >> we know about the four dead but

maria and then again, we know of isis was calling for attacks against our men and women in uniform andid not take you serious. maria: i am with gary smith this morning. scary. >> colonel, i think you brought up a good point that the military should be armed and trained. they should have secure entrances to other facilities. i want to ask a question on the flipside. do you have any idea or feel how much cost in time it would take to do with that? is that a no-brainer or would that take infrastructure, training, arming and things like that? >> no, i don't think so. understanding military installations, you had the unit arms room. what i am talking about is in certain unit areas you should have a roster that we had when i was a young lieutenant in 1982- 1883 with individuals armed and able to respond to emphasis. when you start to look at the national guard armory is out there, we need to do the right security assessment and they need to be some type of hard barriers put up around them. as far as what we saw happen in the reserve center, all it would have taken is to have one of those mar

isis. two, if we can allow our soldiers to carry arms and operate going after america's enemies overseas they are more than capable of being armed while in uniformin this country. i don't think it means reforming gun laws but tying department of defense into local counties and states and making sure training for active shooter. very specific training at the base. that was active shooter who went to a specific place for a specific reason to kill a specific person. that was a military target. active shooter training. >> understood. >> and let's get the weapons in there. it's not a big deal. >> to your point our military received some of the best weapons training in the world. we'll see if we get movement. we'll have to leave it there. great to have you both. thank you. >>> this is not the first time a recruiting center has come under attack. there are more than 100 others out there with no security to speak of or very little. that's part of our next story. ♪ here at fidelity we give you the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low pri

the sort of overall jitters we're living with right now because of the isis calls to supporters to attack especially people in uniform's obvious why you're seeing this massive police response here. but despite that we still haven't any confirmation there was anyone with a gun or anyone hurt. >> pete, it's willie. how would an active shooter call come in without shots having been fired? as you said we have no confirmation of a gunman or shots fired. >> happens every day. happens every day. all around the country. schools are put on lockdown someone sees you know this happens a lot on college campuses where somebody sees someone they think has a gun. and these active shooter calls tend to go out, whether in fact shots are fired. i emphasize, we don't know what the situation is at the navy yard yet, but to answer your question about how a call would go out without shots being fired, it happens all the time. >> all right, well we're hoping that this situation clears up in the best way possible. right now, we're looking at a massive federal, state, and local response to potential active shooter on the location at the wash

isis. if we can allow our soldiers to be able to carry arms in operating areas toing after america's enemies overseas they're more than capable of being able to be armed in uniformis country. i i think it means making sure the training for active shooters again there are specific for training for what happened today at that depot. that is an active shooter that went to a specific place for a specific reason to kill a certain type of person. so combined with appropriate level of escalation training. and local law enforcement. and let's get the weapons in there. it's got a big deal. >> here is why our military receives the best weapons training in the world. we'll see if we get movement. gentlemen we're going to have to leave it there. thank you. >> this is not the first time a recruiting center has come under attack and there are more than 100 others out there with no security to speak of. or very little. that part of our next story. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people

isis. if we can allow our soldiers to be able to carry arms in operating areas toing after america's enemies overseas they're more than capable of being able to be armed in uniformans making sure the training for active shooters again there are specific for training for what happened today at that depot. that is an active shooter that went to a specific place for a specific reason to kill a certain type of person. so combined with appropriate level of escalation training. and local law enforcement. and let's get the weapons in there. it's got a big deal. >> here is why our military receives the best weapons training in the world. we'll see if we get movement. gentlemen we're going to have it there. thank you. >> this is not the first time a recruiting center has come under attack and there are more than 100 others out there with no security to speak of. or very little. that part of our next story. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the bette

isis. very unusual for him to go to the pentagon. now the president. >> good afternoon everybody. i hope everyone has a wonderful holiday weekend especially our men and women in uniform. this fourth of july we were honored to once again welcome our incredible troops and their families to share fourth of july and fireworks at the white house. another chance for us on behalf of the american people to express our gratitude for their extraordinary service around the world every single day. that include this work that brings me here today. our mission to degrade and destroy the terrorist group isil. this is a cause a coalition that united countries across the globe. 60 nations including arab partners. our strategy against isil is harnessing all almosts of american power across our government. military intelligence, diplomatic economic, development, and perhaps most importantly the power of our values. last month i ordered additional actions in support of our strategy. i just melt with my national security team as part of our regular effort to assess our efforts. what is working and what we can do better. secretary carter, chairman dempsey, thank you and your team for welc