those are the images from kirkersville, ohio. you see helicopters surveying, as there's a possible active shooter situation at a nursing home there. to give you a sense of where this is happening. kirkersville is -- as you can clearly see, there's a huge law enforcement presence there on scene as the situation develops. it is not clear at this point if anybody has been hurt, but again we are learning of a possible active shooter at an ohio nursing home. this story is breaking news. we are going to stay on top of it all morning long. as soon as we have more information to report, we'll bring it to you. >>> b.a.r.t. is looking into possible solutions to the problem. "today in the bay's" feature is live in fremont with the reason that b.a.r.t. officials think that they are losing commuters, and it's a tough one, pete. >> tough indeed, good morning to you, kris, this is what we're getting from a report from sfgate. it's starting to become a problem for passengers, and as a result you're seeing an overall hit to b.a.r.t. currently rid

on monday i went to kirkersville and saw the memorial there for the officer. i also had an opportunity to meet with some of the officers who were from neighboring communities. there was just one police officer in kirkersville, just the chief, and i was able to express to them the sympathy and the gratitude of people from throughout ohio. i brought a flag that had been flown over the united states capitol here in honor of chief desario and that flag will go to the family as a very small token of appreciation and gratitude of all of us for the service of their father and their husband. chief desario had six kids, and his widow erin is currently pregnant with their seventh child, a child who is never going to know his or her dad. what he will know or she will know, this child will know, is that he died a hero. he died hero risking his life to protect innocent people. and that's what police officers do every single day. they keep us safe, and they take dangerous criminals and weapons off our streets, they enforce the law. evening their very presence helps to -- ev

the shooter went to pine kirk care center in kirkersville. the police chief was 36 years old and became the chief three weeks go. they had six children with another on the way. >>> surveillance video from a school in ohio has given insight into the fate of a boy before his suicide. you can see students going in and out of the bathroom until one boy is he not moving. he doesn't get up until some parents get on their feet. some parents taking the stand and same that their kids a been bullied to. >> it's happy to like it. they're getting bullied and disrespected in a just optics but the boy was eight years old, committed suicide two days after that attack. he told his mother that he had fainted. and the school never told her about the bowling until she saw that video. >>> officials have shot -- release the identity of a man who was fatally shot on san francisco's treasure island wednesday evening has been identified by the medical examiner's office and authorities said guo yuchuan, who is believed to be in his 30s, lived in san francisco, accord

horror on the main drag of kirkersville. >> they are the best police we have ever had in this town. tara: the police chief shot and killed at the nursing center. >> it's a hard day for all of us. tara: two nursing home employees shot dead. one heard guns. >> it sounded like a backfire. tara: the first 911 called about a man in the street with a gun. the chief said he had the suspect in sight. >> the deputy pulled him to safety, if you will. they're having a hard time. tara: the chief had only been in his position three weeks. he had a wife, six children and a setcht on the way. -- seventh on the way. >> we will be fine. we will be fine. tara: now none of the nearly two dozen people who live in the care center were hurt. they are looking into motive as well as the relationship between the suspect and the nursing home. we're live in kirkersville, breaking news you jonathan: well, are the jumby jets safe for the president? because one of the plane's oxygen systems were contaminated. that was discovered last year during maintenance and fixed but the problem cost $4 million. three boeing

happened in the village of kirkersville 25 miles east of columbus, this is a live look now as authoritiesst begun a news conference at the sheriff's office there. investigators say the police chief was responding to a report of a man with a gun. the chief radioed in as the story goes, that he had the suspect in his sight. that he was the last in his department to hear from him. the suspect is dead. we don't know how he died. the chief was just three weeks into the job. he had six children. another one on the way matt finn is monitoring this news conference. >> shep, right now police are processing several crime scenes attached to the shooting that rocked the small ohio town today. one of the big questions is if there was a connection between the shooter and the employees that have been found dead. they're also investigating a motive. police say other people barricaded themselves in rooms and no patients were harmed. the entire community is grieving. the senseless lost of these victims, a police chief, a father of six who had been on the job a few weeks. the county sheriff describes the br

investigators say kirkersville police chief had only been on the job just three weeks. his wife is pregnant with their seventh child. the gunman was also killed. >> that is a heartbreaker. >>> explicit and emotional testimony in the case of michigan state sports doctor larry nassar. dr. that'ser moll lested her when she sought treatment for pain 17 years ago. >> were you concerned at all that he didn't prescribe for you be >> we were. and then we were concerned about the fact that he hadn't used gloves. but all we could fall back on he was a revered doctor. it was clearly something he very regularly. i was not a test case. and our presumption if he was not doing something legitimate, somebody would have stopped him. >> reporter: a michigan judge will determine if there is enough evidence to hold dr. nassar over for trial. he is charged with assaulting seven young gymnast at his clinic. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> a high school student with a rare disease beats the odds and now he's graduating. >> but first the controversial new app that plays match maker for marijuan

>> reporter: deputies in kirkersville, ohio, rushing to the scene, frightened people in the community, pointing them in the right direction. those officers finding their chief among the victims, but it was too late. eric disario, new to the job, a father of six, a seventh child on the way. >> it's a real hard day. it's a hard day for all of us. >> reporter: inside the nursing home the shooter, thomas hartless, had taken two employees hostage. his ex, and her co-worker, killing them both before turning the gun on himself. just days ago, a solemn procession for the fallen chief, just three weeks on the job. the video released today showing how hard his deputies worked just moments after the shooting. and it turns out, the shooter thomas hartless, had been released from jail just 30 days before the attack. the judge said that a mistake and says he will go to his grave regretting the shooter's release. >> david. >> gio, thank you >>> tonight, the supreme court has struck down two of the north carolina's congressional districts after they were redesigned. the high court decided too many af

dozens of officers took part in the procession at the hospital where kirkersville police chief stevendisario was pronounced dead. he was 36 years old, had only been on the job 3 weeks. he and his wife had 6 children with another on the way. investigators say he was responding to a report of a man with a gun when he was ambushed. >> deputies were in route to back them up, when they arrived they discovered him in the street, they removed him from the scene, we then had information that there was a shooting in the nursing home, deputies searched in the nursing home and there were 3 deceased people found.>> police say the gun man identified as 44-year-old thomas coral terrace was among the 3 people found dead at the nursing home, the 2 other people, both women work at the facility, it's unclear if they had any connection with the gunman. >> homeland security considering an expansion of a laptop ban to include western europe. decision hasn't been made, with officials saying they don't have new information of us the pacific threat. the 1st restrictions went into place in march of banning la

a nearby elementary school in the small town of kirkersville was locked down.rd on the officer's condition. >>> in wine country the search is on for a gunman. officers say there was another freeway shooting. the latest happened yesterday along highway 101 in healdsburg. two people were shot. >> the raiders impending move to las vegas may not be as soon as we thought. they and the stadium authority have to reach an agreement on a lease for the new stadium site by the time the nfl owners meet in chicago this month. >>> the utility bills for pg&e customers are going up. the average gas & electric bill will go up about $1.65 a month. >>> we are tracking a backup over at the richmond/san rafael bridge. headlights west in the red across the span about 12 minutes. he over at the bay bridge toll plaza we continue to see those crowds build. 32 minutes from the maze into downtown san francisco. >> in the weather department, beautiful view of the golden gate bridge on this friday morning. the numbers are heading out with readings mostly in the 50s. cooler in santa rosa. m

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mentioned local media out of columbus, ohio was reporting these developments the these has been in kirkersville, and we've been watching that large law enforcement presence sort of calm down at the scene form the story is continuing to develop. we'll bring you more information as we get it. >>> starting today, there et besh nearly two dozens airlines are changing terminals. the 21 airlines the most noticeable change will be with delta, l.a.x.'s larger carrier. during the relocation delta may operate out of four different, a consumer watch dog group is blasting pg & e, the utility reformed network or turn, is formally asks puismt c members to consider a new rate proposal. it will help cover the costs of demissing diablo canyon. this comes at the same time as they signed off on a -- to raise the rates. now let's go out into space. this is a live look at the international space station. nasa astronauts jack fisher and peggy whitson. the water leak to the suit has now been fixed. whitson and fisher are outside the station right now doing repair work. the very first space walk at the station was don

it happened in kirkersville about 25 miles east of columbus. steven eric disario was responding to a report of a man with a gun. officers found him dead on the street. once they went inside they found two employees inside that nursing home dead along with the suspected gunman identified as thomas heartless. police say the incident began when heartless took two hostages into a wooded area behind that facility. the faith community is trying to be a bridge between citizens and law enforcement in some of the nation's toughest cities. tonight, correspondent jonathan serrie shows us how ministers in georgia are getting a firsthand look at what police officers face on the streets. [scream] [gunshot] >> these are not police cadets. >> calm down. >> they are ministers. going through police training to bring their congregation a better understanding of life behind the badge. >> i do want to help them to see the pressure that law enforcement are under when it comes to making split second decisions. >> stay there. >> put your gun down, buddy. you don't wan

he was the chief of the kirkersville police department. he died responding to a hostage situation at a local nursing home. he leaves behind six children and his wife, who is expecting another child. our hearts break for the chief's family. we love you all. we love you all. [ applause ] >> thank you. every child in america who has lost a mom or a dad in the line of duty, i want you to know, your parents are american heroes. american heroes. they died keeping us safe. they are the pride of our nation. and we will hold them in our hearts always and forever. [ applause ] their sacrifice will never, ever be forgotten. to everyone in the audience here today, i want you to know that my administration is determined, totally determined to restore law and order and justice for all americans and we're going to do it quickly. >> that is why i'm so proud to be here today, with attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security director john kelly, two men deeply committed to the rule of law, to the rank and file officers, who enforce it. and bring th

all of this started to unfold around 7:30 this morning at the pine kirk care sesht in kirkersville, ohio. police say the shooter opened fire inside the center, killing two employees there. chief desario responded and was shot there at the scene. in his last radio communication, he said that he had the shooter in sight. the gunman later killed himself. no one else inside the nursing home was injured and the people in nearby homes were told to stay inside. students on their way to school were rerouted to go to another one. right now the gunman's identity and motive, not yet known. pat, back to you. >>> head's up if you plan to travel i-95 this weekend. second weekend in a row, there's postponing work to the neabsco creek bridge, just south of the potomac hills mall. ddot is next friday at 10:00. >> hi, when does the next bus leave. [ speaking foreign language ] >> about 36 hours. >> with a mom-daughter duo, the calamity comedy "snatched" looks perfect for mother's day. >> wtop's entertainment editor jason fraley is with us this afternoon. a lot of us will spend the weekend in the rain, is

this has happened in kirkersville. it's a small town 25 miles outside of columbus. none of the nursing home residents were hurt. the gunman is also dead. it appears he took his own life. the police chief had been in office for only three weeks. eric leaves behind six children and a wife who is expecting. >>> pope francis is in portugal marking 100 years sin the virgin mary appeared shepards. it's considered one of the most important events in the 20th century catholic church. up to a million people showed up to see the pontiff. >>> only on 9 a marine corp veteran is surpassing all medical expectations. sergeant john peck who stepped on an explosive device in afghanistan and lost his arms and his legs. reporter andrew mckaren and chris mullen has been following his journey. >> you know when you have a story that is so inspiring that you can't wait to share it? that is exactly how we feel about john peck's journal fee. he is defying the odds with incredible bravery and never s stopsmiling. a group of school children asked john peck if he had any regrets about serving

he was the chief of the kirkersville police department. he died responding to a hostage situation at a local nursing home. chief desario leaves behind his six and his wife who is expecting another child. our hearts break for the chief's family. we love you all. we love you all. thank you. to every child in america who has lost a mom or a dad in the line of duty, i want you to know, your parents are american heroes. american heroes. they died keeping us safe. they are the pride of our nation. and we will hold them in our hearts always and forever. their sacrifice will never ever be forgotten. to everyone in the audience here today, i want you to know that my administration is determined, totally determined, to restore law and order and justice for all americans and we're going to do it quickly. and that is why i'm so proud to be here today with attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security director john kelley, two men who are deeply committed to the rule of law, to the rank and file officers who enforce it, and to bringing the viole

kirkersville, ohio, police chief steve disario responded to the report of a man in a gun in a nursing home. he did what so many first responders do when most of us in the public run away from danger, he runs towards it. he arrived at the pine kirk care center to protect his community. he was killed in the line of duty by a gunman who took the lives of two nursing home employees. chief disario was 36. he had six children with a seventh on the way. our thoughts and our prayers are with his family and the families of all of our first responders who worry each day that their loved ones might not return home. think about that. for soldiers, for marines, for sailors, for police officers, for firefighters, so often wheb they kiss their -- when they kiss their spouse goodbye and go to work, there's always the anxiety of home. it's not just the sacrifice that our soldiers and our military personnel and our police officers make. it's the sacrifice that their family makes too. sadly, the police chief disario wasn't the only ohio officer to lay down his life this year. in january, officer david f