a search a few hours ago happened that jarrod ramos's house.unbelievable to hear what could be the motive. jillian: first responders receiving praise for swift action responding to the scene in a matter of minutes. former cia analyst says the quick response saved several more lives. >> response time is unlikely to have been better in any way. when you look at these events, someone dedicated to harming innocents, had some familiarity with the location and did some reconnaissance beforehand and understanding of accident entryways, you have a situation you are trying to mitigate casualties, hard to only need them entirely but because the first responder time, you had fewer people killed and wounded and in this circumstance the training of people coming in the front door helped as well as employees of the actual facility. rob: investigators will provide another update at a press conference later today. police departments stepping up plans outside newsrooms across the nation, four nypd officers posted outside the new york times building and outside

jarrod ramos charged with 5 counts of first-degree murder.all five victims in this bloodbath, four of them journalists, one a sales assistant at the newspaper in an apple as, maryland. jarrod ramos was taken into custody seconds after opening fire in the newsroom with a shotgun and smoke grenade. law enforcement official tell fox news he is not cooperating with police. investigators will unravel a motive as we learn jarrod ramos had a history with the "capital gazette" suing for defamation in 2012 and making social media threats against the paper hours before the attack. the grieving staff at the "capital gazette" banding together, the cover paying tribute to the lives lost. the white house press secretary sarah sanders slamming the deadly attack on journalists, quote, condemned the evil act of senseless violence in annapolis, maryland, violent attack on innocent journalists doing their job is an attack on every american. our prayers are with the victims and friends and family. a florida face-off brain here on fox news, tangling at the gop gu

it started in 2011 when a columnist wrote about criminal harassment case against jarrod ramos. he sued the columnist and the editor. but the case was dismissed. since then, he made threats on social media but the paper chose not to file charges. >> there was a fear that doing so would exacerbate an already flammable situation. >> reporter: those threats, realized yesterday. police arriving one minute after the shots. >> i heard a loud noise, a bang and i poked my head around the corner of my desk and i saw a guy holding a gun. >> reporter: police say jarrod ramos knew there were two entrances and barricaded the back door before going to the front and shooting people as they try to escape . the victims, robert hiaasen, gerald fischman, wendi winters, john mcnamara , and rebecca smith. a memorial is growing at the site as the community comes together er for the victims and their loved ones. including their coworkers who were persevering through the tragedy. >> president trump offered his condolences to the families of the victims today. >> journalists like all americans, should b

the suspect in the killing at a newspaper in annapolis, maryland was denied bail. 38-year-old jarrod ramoss refusing to answer questions. he is charged with five counts of first-degree murder. authorities call the shooting a planned coordinated attack. ramos had a vendetta against the paper after it reported on his criminal conviction for harassment in 2011. >>> president trump says he will announce his nominee to replace retiring justice antioch kennedy on monday, july ninth. the president says he has narrowed his search to five candidates including two women and he plans to interview one or two of the candidates this weekend. but he says he will not ask the potential nominees about their views on abortion. >>> ou're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. back to today's hearing now in oakland's deadly ghost ship warehouse fire, today we learned the two men charged in the case were offered a sentence of 8 years in exchange for a plea of no contest. but no deal was announced today. earlier this week, "2 investigates" sat down with the ghost ship's master tenant derick almena for a jailhouse int

jarrod ramos expected to appear before a judge a short time from now. justin finch is in apap lnnapol with what we knownow. >> good morning. just a short time ago. the judge took to the bench and announced that jarrod ramos would be last on the morning r bailiew list. that eight other people will be before him. once they're processed, and after a short recess, he have his turn. i can tell you the courtroom is very full at this time. mostly media from across the region and beyon waiting to see jarrodamos appear before a judge via closed circuit television. >> reporter: police identied -year-old jarrod ramos as the shooter involved in the "capital gazette" newsroom attack. five employees were killed. two more were injud, the annapolis community was left shaken. >> it's ridiculous. it's scary, you know? you can't even go to the movie theater a a not worryut getting shot. the schools. it's crazy. >> reporter: chopper 4 was overhead as the newspaper's building housed with other offices was evacuated. those inside leaving withds h up moments after ramos repor

at least 10 shots heard. >> reporter: cell phone video appearing to show police leading suspect jarrod ramos away in hand cuffs. >> there were several officers heavily armed, heavily armored screaming at us. >> reporter: ramos appearing in court today. he tells the judge i will not cooperate. prosecutors say he planned his attack and hunted >> there was one victim that had attempted to escape through the back door and was shot at that point. >> i called the police as soon as i was under the desk. i was not able to talk to them. i don't feel i could do it in a manner that wouldn't tip off our location to the shooter. >> reporter: handing his phone to a reporter. she texted her mother. crime reporter phil davis also hiding under a desk. he could hear the gunman reloading his >> it makes you feel helpest. >> reporter: police say ramos had a shotgun. police say he had a long held grudge against the media. >> this was a targeted attack. >> reporter: morning the victims. wendi winters, gerald fischman, he worked for the gazette for 25 years. john mcnamara. rebecca smith just started at the paper a

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he told me jarrod ramos haded threatim and another reporter for years and they were afraid of what couldthas said this started with an article that was published back in 2011 after he pled guilty. ramos was angry about the article and sued for defamation. the paper won the case but it dragged on for years with appeals. the editor says he andis staff never met ramos in person but ngfinitely felt threatened. there were a online posts and digital threats about the newspaper and maryland judges for years. he it made me feel uncomfortable enough to go to police and ask for an investigation. so we all felt teatened there and were all concerned about it. but there was very little else we could do except be aware. ld me heetired editor not only warned his own family, but he held a newsroom meeting about him and alerted the front desk. anne arundel countyolice sai today it was ultimately the newspaper's decision not to pursue charges so as not to provoke ramos even >> thank you, jodie. >>> editor, mentor, sports junkie volunteer, animal lover. all working hard to serve their community. all lives

the man who carried out the rampage has been identified as jarrod ramos.been charged with multiple murders and denied bail. from annapolis, the bbc‘s nada tawfik has the latest. a vital source of news for this community was also its biggest story. friday's edition of the capital gazette covered every angle of the fatal shooting of its offices. just one page was left bank, and intentionally so, to commemorate the five victims. wendi winters was a reporter who colleagues said had a talent for connecting with the community. rebecca smith was a 34—year—old sales assistant who had just started with the paper. anotherjournalist, robert hiaasen, the brother of the bestselling author carl hiaasen, had a reputation for helping young reporters. editor gerald fischman was seen as the voice of the paper. and john mcnamara, or mack, was passionate about covering local sport. their deaths have left many here stunned. i knew three out of the five that lost their lives, and it's heart—wrenching. 0ur beautiful little friendly town, it's just... sorry, you know, it's shocki

jarrod ramos is due in court in minutes. he reportedly had a long- standing grudge against the capital gazette. >> reporter: good morning. the paper did publish today. we will see what happens in a court hearing. usually they are quick affairs. we will probably see him make a brief appearance before a judge and that is about it. five charges of first-degree murder as police try to figure out why he did this allegedly. survivors led away with their hands raised. a gunman armed with a shotgun whose goals were crystal clear. >> the person was prepared to shoot people. the intent was to cause harm. >> reporter: killed in the attack, five newspaper employees, editors, writer, columnist and a sales assistant. others hid and texted loved ones. many feared for their lives. >> it was scary. you wouldn't think something would happen to you at work. >> reporter: the paper has identified the shooter as 38- year-old jarrod ramos. after he was taken into custody, police surrounded his home. essayed to have had a long- standing feud with t

now, 38-year-old jarrod ramos had a long-standing grudge against the paper.ice arrived on the scene about a minute after the attack began. and took ramose into custody. about 170 people were evacuated. during the shooting. one woman described what happened when a police officer told her and >> oh, my gosh. it was very, very scary because you would never think something would happen to you at work. i just thank god that he got me and my coworkers out safely. >> the five people killed at the newspaper are identified as two editors, a writer, a columnist, and a sales assistant. >> we are deeply saddened by what happened today. we are deeply saddened that we had to make those notifications. we are deeply saddened that a person had to take this into his own hands and this is the result. >> jarrod ramos has a well- documented history of social media attacks that began years ago after the gazette reported about his criminal conviction in a harassment case. ramose is due in court just about an hour from there. >>> one of the journalist killed was rob hiassen. he was

the suspect was identified as 38-year-old jarrod ramos. is morning we're learning that ramos sued the ga zell for defamation in 2012 after a columnist wrote about his guilty plea in harassment. the case was later dismissed. coverage continues next on the "today" show with what we're learning about the victims and gunman. plus, a live interview with a young intern who was in the newsroom when that terror unloaded. >>> also firefighters are monitoring for hot spots after a grass fire threatened homes and closed both directions of 780. this happened around 7:00 last night in vallejo near glenn cove road. the freeway was closed ten hours. ten acres burned in the park. we don't know yet how this fire started. >> also your drive through the bay area's most iconic spots could be a little bit smoother. transit officials are issuing a pilot study in golden gate national recreation area and trying to reduce delays on the golden gate bridge in the marin headlands and presidio, it runs through july 15th. during that time there will be traffic changes t

jarrod ramos had been planning his attack on the capital orgazette newspapers some time. he even had an escape plan according to prosecutoric but when p showed up, ramos was trapped inside the offices withis victims, so he hid under a desk according to court records released it. . shortly after police took him into custody, investigators were inaurel at ramos' home where they found more evidence. in court today the prosecutor told the judge ramos had a plan to kill as many people as possible and that he snuck into the rear of the billing through a hlway and apparently blocked the rear exit so his victims would have no way to escape once he opened fire. >> there was a number of victims. there was one victim tha had attempted to escape through the back door and was shot at that point. >> reporter: an employee who survived the attack told nbc news he also tried to run out that back door. >> one of myco eagues, she also ran toward the door. she was the one who actually jingled the handle. that door is normally never locked from the inside out. we have no problems getting out o

even though jarrod ramos is behind bars. he is held without bond tonight. dge and the prosecutor say he is an overwhelming danger to the community. >> there's new information tonight that police discussed a possible threat from ramos to the newspaper some five years ago. tell us about that. >> that's right. we have gotten documents released by the police today. 2013 police report detailing threatening online statements that jarrod ramos made to the paper. they were aware of his menace in 2013. >> thank you very much. let's turn back to breaking news this hour. the president's supreme court search. we are joined by chris cuomo. chris, the president is giving us some hints about how he is choosing his nominee to replace the associate supreme court justice anthony kennedy. what do you make of this. >> he seems to be the president is giving us hints about how she's he replac kennedy. what do you make of this? >> he seems to be followin same p the last time. taking those around him. this i not an area of expertise or cur for the president. he has been tellin he h

the man who carried out the rampage has been identified as jarrod ramos. he's been charged with multiple murders and denied bail. from annapolis, our correspondent has the latest. reporter: a vital source of news wr this community also its biggest story. friday's edition of the "pital gazette" covered every angle of the fatal shooting at its offices. just one page was lef blank, intentionally so, to commemorate the victims. wendi winters was a reporter who connected with the community. rebecca smith was asiales ant who just started with the paper. another r journalist,ert hiaasen had a reputation for helping young reporters. editor gerald fischman was seen as the voice of the paper and john o mcnamara,r mac, was passionate about covering localp t. their deaths have left many here stunned. >> i knew three out of the five that lost their lives and it's heart-wrenching. >> our beautiful little friendly town. it's just -- sorry. it's shocking. reporter: the suspected gunman has been charged with five counts of first-degree murder. in a brief court appearancede

it is 38-year-old jarrod ramos. that yet but ramos is due in court in anne arrundel county c for a bond hearing at 10:30 this morning. he is currently facing five counts of first degree m sder. poay that suspect was smoke grenades when heedhree the building that houses the catal gazette around 3 3:20 p.m. yesterday. the response was swift. authorities arriving on scene in just 60 seconds. agencies from across the area coordinating t evacuate more than 170 people from the lilding. police cal the w know that there threats sent to the gazette through social media. this person was prepared today to com in, this person was epared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm and as i've stated before, theat inveive part of this is going to be thorough and it's going to take some time. >> reporter: now here's a look at ramos' apartment where authorities were searching and gathering evidence until late lastht nig as investigators e motive remains underct. investigation. we are, of course, sollowing tory very closely. we're

. >> they leased a mug shot of jarrod ramos. five people were killed, two others wounded after he opened fire through the glass door of the newsroom yesterday afternoon. investigators say it was a targeted attack. ham theew wieoeanopou "gd morning america" about what he heard. >> it was more than a noise. i could feel it in my chest. i leaned out -- i leaned out from my desk as i often do to look out into the hall and the "capital gazette" office and the door was gone. their door was gone. it was shattered in a million pieces on the ground in the hallway and there was a man. there was a man who was holding a shotgun, a black shotgun. he had it up. he had it braced against his chest and he was moving through the lobby. >> you can see the entire interview on "gma" at 7:00 a.m. here on abc 7. >>> and this just stopped so many of us in our tracks this morning. a tweet by reporter for the "capital gazette" got a lot of attention. chase cook writes, i can tell you this, we are putting out a damn paper tomorrow. >> and they did. take a

the men who carried out the rampage has been identified as jarrod ramos. he has been charged with multiple murders and denied bail. annapolis,a nwfik has the latest. nada: a vital source of news for this community was also its biggest story. friday's edition of "the capital gazette" cover every aspect of the fatal shooting at itsfi s. one page was left blank, intentionally so to commemorate the five victims. wendi winters was a reporter who colleagues said had a talent for connecting with the community. habecca smith was a 34-year-old sales assistant whjust started with the paper. another journalist, robert hiaasen, brother of the selling author carl hiaasen, had a reputation for helping young reporters. gerald fis voice of the paper. and john mcnamara was passionate about coveringal sports. >> i knew three out of the five who lost their lives. it is heart-wrenching. >> our beautiful little friendly town. it is shocking. nada: the suspected gunman has been charged with five counts of first-degree murder. in a brief court appearance come he was denied bail.

within minutes ofho s ringing outside inside the office was of the capital gazette 38-year-old jarrod ramos was taken int custody. shortly after that police were inaurel searching ramos' home where they found more evidence. >> evidence that suggested a cockdinated atthe barricading of a back door, and the u of a tactical approach and hunting down andhoing the innocent victims in this case. >> in court today prosecur wes adams told the judge ramos had a plan to kill as many people as possible. and then he snuck into the building through a rear hallway and apparently blocked the rear exit of the offices so that the victims would have no way to escape. re was a number of victims. there was one victimhat had attempted to escape through the back door and was shot at that point. >> reporter: an employee who survived the attack told nbc news he alsoried to run out that back door. >> one of mygu coll, she also ran toward the door. she was the one who actually jingled the handle. that door is normally neverm locked f the inside out. we have no problems getting out of that door. for whatever reason i

police say jarrod ramos was carrying out a targeted attack. us media say he had a long—running feud with the paper. this person was prepared today to come in. to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. i'm rajini vaidyanathan, in moscow. japan and colombia are the final two to make the last 16 as teams gear up for the knockout stages of the world cup. coming up in the business briefing: theresa may calls for faster progress in brexit talks, as big business piles on the pressure. also coming up in the business briefing: trouble is rumbling for president trump, as harley davidson plans to move jobs out of the us. has his trade war backfired? we will have a report from wisconsin. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. is this fair play? japan qualified for the next round of the world cup because they had fewer yellow cards for foul play than poor old senegal. tell us what you think. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. within the past

us media are reporting that he is jarrod ramos, a merrylands resident. are arguing in providing a clearer picture of the moments of the attack. they said the suspect entered the building, setting off a smoke grenade for shooting. we heard from reporters inside detailing those terrifying moments. one of the crime reporters, phil davidson, said it was like a war zone that the gunmen kiam in, shooting multiple people, re— loading his gun and it was terrifying as several of his staff hid under desks. lease are searching the suspect‘s home and looking into social media accounts that may belong to the suspect that made general threats to the paper as early as today. the staff here have been tweeting updates and vowed that they will have a newspaper out tomorrow. earlier i spoke to paul farhi, who is media reporter with the washington post. i asked him what he made of this incident. it is a terrible episode for the news media in america and yet another tragic shooting that seems so common in america these days. the media is not exempt and we are subject to the

us media have identified the suspect as 38—year—old jarrod ramos.tin in helsinki on 16 july. the two have been together at international summits, but this is the first planned trip for bilateral talks. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

the attacker has been identified as jarrod ramos.ice and on friday appeared in court, charged with five counts of murder. he's understood to have had a long—running feud with the publication. the chief of police, timothy altomare, said he wouldn't say the attackers name as he gave this update on the case. this was a targeted attack, we can't fathom why that person chose to do this. we don't think we have any more clear and present dangers to the citizens of this county, that person has had a history with the police department. in may of 13, we did have a situation where online threatening comments were made. we had a detective assigned to investigate it, the detective spoke with legal counsel for the capital gazette, several members of the staff, mr mark hart who has had several, so the news media was scheduled to be on a conference call, he did not call in. on the conference call it was discussed that the capital gazette to did not wish to pursue criminal charges. there was a fear that doing so would exacerbate an already favourable

us media have identified the suspect as 38—year—old jarrod ramos. date and location are officially set. president trump will meet vladimir putin in helsinki on 16 july. the two have been together at international summits, but this is the first planned trip for bilateral talks. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. when historians write their versions of donald trump's extraordinary ascent to the presidency, prominence will surely be given to my guest. the former director of the fbi — james comey. he was a republican hired by a democratic president, whose handling of two key investigations — into hillary clinton's e—mails and allegations of russian interference in the 2016 election — polarised america. his recent memoir was a withering condemnation of the man who fired him, president trump. but has james comey sullied his own reputation by stepping into america's political swamp? james comey, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me on, stephen. you have described yourself as a man who finds it uncomfortable to be in th

the alleged gunman jarrod ramos being led away by police. authorities urging everyone to get their hands in the air. tonight what we've now learned. the suspect barricading the door so reporters and workers couldn't get out as he fired. why the newspaper was targeted? what the suspect did to a girl he knew from high school years ago that might have led to all this. >>> also breaking tonight was it a major security breach involving the president on air force one? was a comedian able to convince white house operators he was a senator? did the president unknowingly have a conversation with that comedian? >>> new outrage over this cell phone video. police tasing an unarmed man from behind. he was sitting some say appearing to obey officer's instructions when the tasing begins. what the mayor is saying tonight. >>> dangerous heat moving in for millions. triple digit heat across several states. heat alerts from texas to the northeast. well into the 90s and surpassing 100. from chicago to new york to boston. >>> the runway scare. the pilot barrelin

nbc news is reporting police are at the suspect's maryland home 38-year-old jarrod ramos hours after he allegedly open fire inside a local annapolis newspaper. >> this person was prepared shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> the suspect open fire with a long gun killing five. >> two inside with a shotgun and black shirt and green pants. >> terrified reporters tweeted begging for help. approximately 170 people were inside the building when he opened fire. >> it's scary, very scary. i'm a little shaken up about everything. >> the police aren't saying what the gunman's motivation is yet but say the capital gazette had received threats via social media as late as thursday. >> they were our friends, we're grieving for these guys. >> reporter: police arrived, 60 seconds one week after training for this exact scenario and found smoke grenades allegedly left behind by the gunman. police did search the suspect's laurel maryland home 30 miles from here. we don't know what they found. police are supposed to brief us later this morning. obviously this is still an active crime scene and

here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: investigators say jarrod ramos held a long- simmering grudge againstpital gazette." p search of his home turned up evidence that he had planned yesterday's attack. >> we did find evidence at the residence. i can't go into a whole bunch of iti ils t ab, t showing llthe origination of planning. >> reporter: according to court eocuments, in 2012, he filed an unsuccessful defamation lawsuit against the paper and a columnist who wrote an article about the allegations he harassed and threatened a former high school classmate. as the case moved through tryland courts, ramos wrote on twitter that he was suing half of the county and making corpses of corrupt careers and corporate entities. in 2013, the anne arundel county police department investigated online threats ramos made against the "capital gazette." the investigating officer noted t the police report that he did not believe ramos was a threat to employees at the paper. ultimately, the paper decided not to press charges because it would be like "putting a stick in a beehive." thomas marquardt was the pa

the suspect is 38-year-old jarrod ramos, and police are calling it a targeted attack.>> gio benitez is in annapolis. >> police are confirming two down at this point. two down. t casualties quickly rising. >> four down. >> reporter: we now know the number to be five killed. all of them journalists. at least two more injured. >> he entered the building with a shotgun. and he looked for his victims as he walked through the lower level. >> all units limit your transmissions. do we have any kind of intel on our shooter? >> while male with a ponytail. >> reporter: in about 60 seconds, authorities responding, running inside and engaging the suspected shooter. minutes later, the suspect who police say used a shotgun to carry out his assault was surrounded and taken into custody. >> the shooter is in custody and being interrogated at this time. >> reporter: the suspect is identified as 38 year old jarrod ramos, who may have had a long-running feud with the paper, having sued the paper in 2012 after it reported he pled guilty to criminal harassment. the paper reporting on what w

for two years jarrod ramos did not post anything until today when he wrote this about the judge, quote, blank you, leave me alone, judge moreland. even though police say he was targeting the capital newspaper the suspect was fully aware the report he thought with was no longer working there. we have learned the suspect works for the federal government at the department of labor. shannon: thank you very much. local police staying tightlipped executing search warrants not releasing a lot of details yet but let's break down what we know with intelligence analyst and former cia officer and randy sutton, former lieut. with las vegas police department, thank you for being with us tonight. what do you make of what we know so far? >> a few red flags here. this individual has been posting on social media, came to the attention of law enforcement over the years but this is a fine line. law enforcement may identify someone as being a threat and a person capable of violence but until they cross that line their hands are tied. today that simmering bubble burst and the carnage is dramatic and heartb

the weapon, a pump action shotgun.that's what police said even as the suspect -- jarrod ramos -- was denied bail on five counts of first degree murder. natsot/witness"the glass shattered. i turned around to see it."amid recollections of the horror, there are also stories of the thirty-eight- year-old man's apparently simmering rage and years of warning signs...natsot/witness "he was just going down our newsroom, starting from the front, just continually shooting people."people at the paper say it started when the capital gazette covered a criminal harassment claim against him by a woman in 2011. he was convicted and tried to sue the paper for defamation, a case thrown out by a judge. but by 2013, police say he was routinely raging online against the newspaper.tom marquardt/former editor:"i had alerted my staff to call 911 if anybody resembling him came into the room."detectives had talked to the newspaper staff, but... chief timothy altomare/anne arundel co. police:"the capital gazette did not wish to pursue criminal charges. there was a fear that doing so would exacerbate an already

they evacuated about 170 people from the building and took the alleged gunman jarrod ramos into custody police chief told us ramos bought this pump action shotgun he used in the attack within the last 18 months. now ramos has a history with the "capital gazette." he sued the newspaper for defamation in 2012. why? the paper published a story about ramos pleading guilty to harassing a woman he went to high school with. the case was later dismissed with the judge saying that ramos does not appear to have learned his lesson. so he got a big rebuke from the judge as well. there's a twitter page believed to belong to ramos that includes doens of angry tweets about this case and the paper. chip reid spoke with brennan mccarthy, the lawyer who represented the woman ramos harassed in an interview you'll see only on "cbs this morning." >> he knew thou walk that line where it wasn't a direct threat. it was indirect reverential threat. when there was a reference it was on another thing. like i said, he's smart. >> so you knew he was dangerous? >> yes. >> your client knew he was dangerous but not --

the alleged gunman jarrod ramos being led away from police. tonight what we've now learned.pect barricading the door so reporters and workers couldn't get out as he fired. why the newspaper was targeted? what the suspect did to a girl he knew from high school years ago that might have led to all this. >>> also breaking tonight was it a major security breach regarding the president on air force one. was a comedian able to convince white house operators he was a senator. did the president have a conversation with that comedian? . >>> new outrage over this cell phone video. he was sitting some say appearing to obey

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police say jarrod ramos was carrying out a targeted attack.e paper. thailand's prime minister has met search and rescue workers at the cave complex in the north of the country where 12 boys have been missing for six days. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the new york times, and the shooting at a local newspaper office in maryland. five people were killed and others wounded at what's been called a ‘targeted attack‘ on the capital gazette newspaper. a white male in his late 30s living in maryland has been arrested and is being questioned. the telegraph leads with a call from the head of the uk national health service that children's mental health services must be expanded to deal with the fallout from social media. the ft reports on online retail giant amazon, which has declared its intention to move into us healthcare business by acquiring an online pharmacy group that delivers prescription drugs to people's homes. usa today looks at the world cup and how england del

it was the first time we've seen jarrod ramos nearly 24 hours exactly after he carried out that horrific massacre in the building behind me. ramos appeared in a green jump suit. he was standing the entire time. he was eerily motionless. at one point, the judge asked him to please take a seat. he did not even acknowledge the judge, nor did he sit. the state's attorney, wes adams was making his case why the judge who did deny bail should do so saying that he was a threat to the community, a flight risk. pointing not only to the manner in which the murders were carried out but also the fact that it was premeditated and that ramos had barricaded the rear door to the building here. >> there were two entrances to the offices. the rear door was barricaded. mr. ramos then, as i told the judge, entered in the front door and worked his way through the office. >> ed, we're told that ramos' next court appearance is likely before a grand jury or a circuit court judge to hammer out details. it appears from what we saw, ramos has been not cooperating. that's what the officials tell us about what happen

the suspect in the mass shooting jarrod ramos was in court yesterday to answer to multiple murder charges. police say he barricaded the exits of the "capital gazette" and went in with the intent of killing as many as he could. ramos had threatened the paper in the past, he even sued the paper in 2012 over a story they published about his harassment of a woman. in the wake of the horrific tragedy of losing their colleagues, the paper still published an issue on friday. the associated press has committed its resources to helping the paper get stories a publish its papers as they get back on on their feet. >>> new information now in a murder at stanford that happened 44 years ago back in 1974. someone killed a teenager inside the church on stanford's campus. the santiaa clara county sherif this week revealed new information about the prime suspect. and the man killed himself when deputies showed up. >> reporter: they removed bags and boxes full of evidence from the man of steve crawford, the man they were about to arrest for the murder. draw nocrawford killed himself dedeck tifr de d dedeck

>> we are learning a few moments ago from court papers that the suspect, jarrod ramos was fired from his job at the bureau of labor statistics in 2014 for security related concerns. according to court documents that cnn has reviewed, he worked there as an it help desk specialist, and was terminated in 2014. and again, you put together the mosaic of this man's life, at least the last several years, and it does reveal a pattern of at least resentment toward the capital gazette newspaper, some resentment toward people he felt wronged him, and according to police and prosecutors this kind of culminated in a process of what they believe is a series of really kind of particular planning moments leading up to the attack yesterday. according to one of the prosecutors, wes adams, who appeared in court at his bond hearing, there are two entrances to capital gazette offices. one in the back of the building, one in the front. the entrance to the back of the building according to the prosecutor was barricaded yesterday. the shooter then shot through the front glass doors, shot his way into the of

in court this morning, jarrod ramos, the man accused of shooting and killing five people was denied bail. he appeared in the courtroom through a video living. let's bring in doug luzader live in annapolis, maryland, to bring us up to date. doug? >> reporter: gasia, good morning. we are waiting to learn more about here. police are frustrated about the horrific attack. as a small thoffices of the capital gazette, we learned more about the alleged gunman, 38-year-old jarrod ramos accused of gunning down five newspaper employees in a brutal attack. police are steamied because they say ramos that made his first court appearance this morning is not cooperating. >> we are not getting a bunch of information out of him. i want to know why he thinks he did this. >> reporter: ramos is believed to have had a long simmering feud with the newspaper and at one point he sued for defamation. way that behind the attack that terrorized not just the newspaper offices but a number of another nearby ramos was con police, he -- >> he through his weapon down and dived under the desk. >> reporter: they published

nbc news confirmed the suspected gunman is jarrod ramos. u are looking at a photo of him just into the newsroom. police say earlier today ramos used a shotgun and opened fire t i annapolis. the "baltimore sun" which owns the "capital-gazette" is reporting that ramos had a long-standing problem against the paper filing a defamation suit in 2012 over a story about harassment involving him. >> all of this comes as investigators are combing for clues about the shooting. jennifer johnson is live with the latest on the investigation. jennifer. >> reporter: well, vicky and garvin, that's right. ramos had a previous criminal history but nothing serious, nothing like what happened today. 2:35 this afternoon when he opened fire inside the building behind me, the "capital-gazette", killing five people. shots fired in annapolis, maryland. >> male inside the building shooting people with a shotgun. black shirt, green pants. >> reporter: initial reports say several people were shot at a building that houses the "capital-gazette", a local newspar. >> our o

police say the suspect, jarrod ramos killed five employees and left two others injured. ed bail on five counts of first degree murder. authorities say he acted deliberately and methodically on thursday. he barricaded the back entrance of the newsroom, blocking one of the exits. ( marty ) despite their grief, the staff still put out the paper friday they covered the tragedy. and they purposely left the editorial page blank on the day following the shooting, saying they were speechless.

jarrod ramos is facing five counts of first-degree murder. mos apparently had a long running grudge against the "capital gazette" after accu ofing. the gazette was publisd morning on the front page. >>> trump meeting with congressional lawmakers to discuss the impending supreme court vacancy. the president met with several senators last night including moderate republicans and democrats in red states. justice anthony kennedy is retiring at the end of july. >>> a california appeals court will hear arguments today in the battle over the state's "right to die" law. a judge recently struck down the law saying it was passed during a special session that wasn't intended to address the issue. >>> a person of interest in the bay area cold case is dead. police believe stephen blake crawford murdered a 19-year- old woman in stanford memorial chapel in 1974. he shot himself yesterday as police closed in. >>> flying destination could be quite a headache today. tsa predicts a near record 2.6 million people will go through an airport. and increased security

investigators say the suspect, 38-year-old jarrod ramos. >> the guy was holding what looked like a bighotgun pointing it deeper into the office like he was targeting people. >> reporter: inside five people killed. another two injured. employees scrambled for cover. the paper's crime reporter tweeting there's nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're rered erf the paper says the suspect a history of social media threats against him and the paper for reporting on his guilty plea to stocking his ex-girlfriend in 2011. >> he kept track of the reporter and i. he knew we had left. i doubt he was looking for me when i came in the door but was looking to retaliate. >> reporter: "the baltimore sun" wrote tributes to the victims, rob hiaasen, wendi winters, gerald fischman, john mcnamara and rebecca smith. the newspaper's front cover, the "capital gazette" refusing to let it stop them from covering let it stop them from covering the story. the "capital gazette" reported his alleged threats to authorities years ago. he filed a defamation lawsuit in 2012 and lost.

fox news alert, brand-new luxury of a suspected gunman in maryland. 38 years old, his name is jarrod ramosver a grudge with the paper. and two hours he will face a judge after being charged with 5 counts of first-degree murder. griff jenkins is in annapolis with the latest details. >> reporter: despite the terrible shooting that took five lives, jarrod ramos shooting at will, would not be deterred, they are publishing this morning and i'm not sure anyone has had a chance to look at the opinion page, usually it is blank, they say we are speechless, they will resume tomorrow. they identify the five victims, robert hiaccin, rebecca smith, john mcnamara, we are learning more about jarrod ramos's background, he will face 5 counts of first-degree murder. he had a history of threats on twitter and a defamation lawsuit in which the newspaper had written an article about his conviction, the woman he targeted telling officials at one point that jarrod ramos will be your next mass shooter. we spoke with police chief to find out what he knows about the motive behind this, why it happened. here is what

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respond with an "i am annapolis" and "i am the capital" campaign. >>> one of the co-workers of jarrod ramosd me he was simmering with anger. jack shirley, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> you described ramos as unforgettable during the trial. what do you call about him during that time? i understand you've talked about his appearance. >> i -- i talked about his appearance at first. he had a very long goatee, as i recall, and long hair. when he walked into the courtroom. he was unforgettable, though, not for his appearance but for what transpired over the course of his case. he started out with what appeared to be just a kind of a standard complaint that he felt he he'd b he'd been misrepresented in the newspaper. his twitter feed and rambling made him unforgettable, his obsession with the case and reporter. >> jane miller that works at one of the affiliates, wbal, tweeted part of her conversation with a woman who said she was stalk good ramos, and she said that, quote, he will be your next mass shooter, said the woman who was stalked. i read that people that you repr