we are under a lockdown. >> all right, lockdown, gentlemen. take it in. let's go. >> someone just made it easy for you this afternoon. >> just a lot of [ bleep ]. worry about you-all. don't worry about nothing. >> the guy that got hit was over in laundry. and he handed a barrel to terry. when he handed it to him, i heard [ bleep ]. come down with a knife, hit him. >> that was the handle? >> that was the handle. still got a burn mark on it. it just got bladed out of the metal fab. somebody laid it out. >> came out of the laundry, that's what you said? >> yes. >> just on the barrel. >> all he had to do was open the barrel and find a wet rag inside. >> we got a motive, tennis shoes. >> they worked on the laundry crew together. >> we're going to lockdown. i'm irritated with the stabs. we're having too many. we're having four stabbings a year. it's july, we've already had four stabbings. and we seem to be increasing. for whatever reason. we shouldn't be increasing. we're just trying to check. we'll go back in and check, see what we can find out information wis

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in this area we're told the area is on lockdown, the school is on lockdown, the santa monica police areg us they have a suspect down on campus. it's not clear if anybody has been injured but a number of reports a man was shooting at cars just after noon our time. so roughly 20 minutes or so ago. and according to reports a worker on campus heard dozens of gunshots and saw students who were trying to get out of the library area who were all final exam here as well. so it's a busy campus. a large junior college campus, not far from the ocean, just south of the 10 freeway. i you know the area at all. so to the west of downtown. the president is in this area. in fact not far, almost halfway between where we're located and the shooting. the actual examiner section would be shut down for the presidential motorcade to move through. so you have a number of issues going on here. a no-fly area as well, and across the scanner there have been other interesting police reports as well. we don't know if these are all connected but a house fire and other stuff. so as you know in this type of situation y

why should i go on lockdown if i'm not doing anything?ooking at your reports. >> i'm not getting in trouble. i'm not getting write ups. >> we're talking about a report you were involved in. why do you think this guy would identify you as a member of the mexican mafia? >> who is he? >> it doesn't matter who he is. why would he say that? >> to put you on lockdown. >> why would he want to do that to you? why does somebody want to get rid of you? >> i don't know. i don't have no response to that. >> you got in a fight with two guys, didn't you? or one guy? what was that about? >> money. >> talking about drugs here? know, talking about money he owed me. >> how much did he owe you? >> 50e. >> for what? >> for fixing his car. >> when they did the investigation, you told them it was borber. >> it was beer and the car. >> only one person has inconsistent stories that. 's a liar. i mean, we're both grown men here. there's no beating around the bush. you've been lying in the past. why, on earth, would i believe anything you tell me at this point. so

lockdown. lockdown. >> 40 seconds. >> go.cked down, emergency response team deputies quickly suit up for battle. >> 40 seconds. >> usually, our response time for an ert deployment would be -- which consists of deputies responding to a location, getting all their gear on and responding to the disturbance location would be about 2 1/2 to 3 minutes probably. >> even for the experienced ert team members like deputy david godfrey, walking into a riot like this one that happened in the early '90s could be a frightening experience. >> even in the smallest scenario we're outnumbered probably four to one. we come out in the yard in a disturbance like this, there can be 200, 300 inmates in the yard. and you're trying to put down a riot with 10 to 12 deputies. that's probably the scariest aspect of it, just the sheer numbers. >> okay. good job, guys. excellent. had a lockdown in about a minute and 30 seconds. that's a record. >> after each training exercise deputies are critiqued and evaluated on their performance during the drill. >> d

lockdowns are a common occurrence at stateville. >> you go on lockdown damn near every week because something happens. you're in here with a bunch of murderers, rapists. something happens, you go to the yard, somebody is fighting, they lock us down. you go to the chow house, somebody is fighting, they lock us down. >> it's changed from the way it used to be. people getting killed, getting raped. things like that. they got a hold of the penitentiary now so it ain't really like it used to be. >> inmates and staff agree, the reforms make stateville much safer. what they disagree about is the price prisoners have had to pay. that's next on msnbc's "lockup: stateville." [ male announcer ] progress isn't about where you've been. ♪ it's about where you're going. the new ram 1500. best-in-class 25 mpg. ♪ north american truck of the year. ♪ the truck of texas. better residual value than ford and chevy. it's the fastest-growing truck brand in america. guts. glory. ram. guts. glory. i asked my husband to pay our bill, and he forgot. you have the it card and it's your first time missing a payment, so the

the school was placed into lock -- on lockdown.ion we received from callers we did share with our allied agency counterparts including santa monica pd. we have set up a joint command post where and certain if you see anything that, you know, was alarming or anyone that you believe is armed we will be able to use that to help in our continuation of the search of this area. >> and, sergeant, as you are saying that, let me say this, we're getting this from santa monica school district, the malibu, this another note for those of you in this part of the country, the malibu unified school district sum's office tells us that all of the schools in their district so all of the malibu unified school districts on lockdown at this moment and, again, just to stress in cases like these we're just getting the information, sergeant, you know this so well is we're just getting the information. a lot of misinformation, so we want to be very, very careful to what you were reporting. back to what you were saying, sergeant, with this male adult, that w

all area schools are reportedly on lockdown as a precaution. the president is currently at a fund-raiser in santa monica, not too far away from this campus, but far enough away the secret service says this is not affecting his visit and it's a local police matter. let's listen in to our affiliate right now kcal. >> kara, you have another person who appears to have experienced this morning's terror? >> right. i have someone else who was sitting in the library. you were a student here, is that right? >> yes, ma'am. >> and tell me what you heard, what you saw. >> identify was studying for bio finals and kids looking back and running past my window and i got up and started headed to the front of the library and heard what was maybe a small bomb or a shotgun blast and a bunch of repetitive shots and i said, everybody, let's get out of the library, we alled funneling and panic ensued. a car was shot up with broken windows on a part of campus you can't drive and then s.w.a.t. teams arrived and i helped one of them to figure out how to get across field

the lockdown ended with yesterday's dismissal.ity is being beefed up today. >>> a houston woman accused of fatally stabbing her boyfriend with a stiletto heel is now claiming self-defense. ana trujillo is due in court today to be formally charged. the victim, a university professor, was found dead in his university high-rise with head wounds. one man who knew trujillo said the gruesome crime is not a total surprise to him. >> twice she told me if anybody messed with her, she pulled her shoe off and said, i'll get hem with this. this is a strong woman. i wouldn't want to get into it with her. she'd whoop me. >> the boyfriend was identified as a research professor at the university of houston's biology and biochemistry department. >>> former pro football star chad johnson wakes up in a florida jail cell this morning. he's there because a judge took offense to his slapping of the backside of his attorney yesterday during a plea deal hearing in his domestic violence case. the judge withdrew her support for the deal after accusing john

obviously, we have santa monica campus on full lockdown still at this moment. we have several blocks and intersections and streets for which the initial calls came in for this active shooter. all of these areas are still on lockdown and still being searched as we speak and until we eliminate the possibility of a second or possible other shooters, we would ask that all residents and anyone else in the area please shelter in place. try to stay out of the area and out of harm's way. >> the santa monica police department is telling us, sergeant that one fatality, confirmed fatality in this shooting, but it's unclear whether the fatality is victim or a suspect. do you know? >> unfortunately, do i not at this time given santa monica police department is the primary handling agency in this incident. i do not have word from them yet with the confirmation on that fatality. what i can tell you, though, we know there was one victim that was injured as a result of the initial shots that were fired into a bus. we did have shots that were reported fired into several other ve

. >> i thought i had everything on lockdown. >> reporter: his car's computer system was hacked. the dash cam caught the suspect pacing holding a device. >> in the video you can hear the door locks. >> reporter: in 18 seconds he gets $3,000 of merchandise. police don't know exactly what it is. >> the ease and frequency this is working means it is a greater problem. >> reporter: your car is a rolling computer and can be subject to hacking devices. they are closing in on what the boxes are. cnn is told they have a box in texas and trying to figure out if it is the same deviced used in all burglaries. >>> july 1st the muni fares and parking fines will go up by 2- $3. to see a complete list go to kron4.com. prices have gone up 10 cents. sacramento had the lowest price of gas. around the bay area and san francisco, average price for a gallon of regular is $4.13. get ready to shave time off your weekday commute now that highway 880's make over is complete. between state route 230 and highway 101 in san jose. it could save drivers 14 minutes. >>> after a fire damaged this eatery in marc

she took me to my cell, stripped me out, took me to lockdown.ere but i lost. >> jail is what prison is, but jail, no. >> yeah, prison is a lot more like that rather than county jail, you know? people just numb their body with a drug or alcohol or whatever it is that they're addicted to. and everybody knows that when you put -- when you numb your body like that, you don't normally feel the pain that you would when you're sober. >> so you don't care. >> and you're not thinking, you are not you know, thinking clearly so you go out and do things that you wouldn't normally do. you know, some people come in here and brag about it, and they think they're something and they're not. >> and then they come in here, falling apart. >> and it is usually the ones that brag about it, they're usually nothing, you know what i mean? it is all because they were numbing their body or they had that gun behind them or that knife. you know. >> i want to say something. i wasn't on drugs or alcohol when i had my situation. and i really think that it's a battle within my

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the governor said he was not only relieved it was over but colift the lockdown. stay with us. you are waking up to a lot of rain. more is expected. we'll show you what the tropical storm left behind in florida as we get ready for a soggy friday out there. >>> and the weekend plans. we'll be right back. >>> we're going to lift your spirits. there is a new breakfast sandwich with fried eggs and between a doughnut. and it 350 calories, not bad. this is not new for a bakery express which is if you are not familiar with it. it is amazing. they have the doughnut sale. they are one of a kind. this morning and a friend of ours here. you are great. and creative. let's give a local company a shot. we got this. what do we have here? >> these like a normal sandwich you say that's a doughnut. >>> we have a ham and cheese. roasted turkey. blt. and your power house on a glazed doughnut. i'm calling this one here. >> do you eat this. >> we we'll put anything on it. >> what is the weirdest request. there is not anything weird. >> do you it all. >> we do it all. national doughnut day. >> every

i can tell you we just learned lockdown has now been lifted.l said the district was assessing, and i'm quoting here, a phone threat to another building. so, again, just to stress, everyone is in the clear. parents can now pick up their kids. just keep in mind the context here, of course, what happened in december. that was six months ago and this week specifically marking six months since that tragic shooting that killed 26 people at sandy hook elementary school including 20 children. also today, a canndlelight vigi to be held this evening at santa monica college three days after that deadly shooting. security has been increased. five people were killed in the 1 13-minute rampage. 26-year-old franco died from her wounds just yesterday. she was shot in an suv that her father was driving, carlos, her father, was also killed in that attack. the suspected gunman identified here as 23-year-old john was killed by police at the college library. he allegedly murdered his father and brother and then set their home on fire before the shooting spree began

. >> on his way to pre-seg, a temporary lockdown for inmates awaiting disciplinary hearings, harrisoneveals his reason for having the shank. >> the dude that murdered my cousin is in this prison. >> does he live in "e" dorm? >> no, he lives in "f" dorm. but word was he was going to get me, so the day i heard that is the same day i got caught with it. that's when i got the shank. >> all right. >> shakir smith was the man that harrison was allegedly targeting. >> he already passed a rumor that he wanted to try to kill me or was going to kill me. and i could either go at this guy head-on and probably prove everybody right that i'm this big, violent person that they marked me to be, or i could talk to him face up, and i came in one day from work. the dude was waiting outside. and i kind of seen he was antsy and everything. had something in his pocket. >> so you had the shank in your pocket? >> i had tied -- i had a shoestring holding my pants up, and it was tied to the shoestring, hanging by my right side. >> smith was convicted of killing harrison's cousin, but claims it was someone else

and it is hurtful, you know. >> lockdown. it's count time. >> the thought of spending the rest of my life in jail or at least being 40-something before i have a chance at parole, it's pretty depressing but there's nothing i can do about it right now. >> for branden ling, the educational opportunities offered at spring creek give him the hope that he can turn his life around. >> you've got school classes. you've got other classes you can take. like first aid classes. some college courses. and you have teachers that help you, you know. okay, i think you would go ahead and do division. try that and see if that doesn't work. >> while the majority of prisons in the united states offer educational programs for their inmates, spring creek is the country's only maximum security facility to run a fully accredited high school within its walls. >> the program is designed for youthful offenders convicted of a felony offense. they can be in age from 16 to 22 right now. >> wayne young has been the principal of the school for the past five

and police are keeping the area on lockdown. >> all of us are getting treated like criminals. >> police are saying they have accounted for all missing persons. no one else has died from the fire. right now it is 65% contained. >>> they are dealing with major flooding across parts of missouri this weekend. 10 inches of rain people in the span of two hours. roadways flooded. fire department had to rescue a number of people attempting to drive on the roads. something you should never do, when you think about the flooding here next week. lynette, what sticks out in the story. 10 inches of rain in two hours? that is biblical. >>> yes. you get the downpours. that is what is going on. no rain today. we have a break in the action. we don't need to see rain soon, but we have the potential for showers and thunderstorms to pop up in here throughout the morning and the afternoon. so anymore rain, we don't need, but we could see it. now, let's slide to the south. we are talking about the tropics this morning. we can see the showers and thunderstorms on the radar- satellite composite. this system her

and police are keeping everythingong lockdown. >> all of us are getting treated like criminals we can't come out. >> reporter: steady rain on sunday gave a boost to firefighters hunting for spot spots near colorado springs. but the fights is far from over. >>> kardashian and west go from new couple to parents. >>> breaking news out of baltimore county. eight people taken to the hospital, possibly from carbon monoxide poisoning. we're live on the scene. >> two homes and businesses damaged on what police believe was a drive-by shooting. no one was hurt. >> also, the cost to fill up is recently dropping. find out what you can expect to pay at the pump, this monday, june 17th. good morning. charlie crowson. megan is off toot. lynette charles here with the check of the forecast a great day or weekend to go outed and enjoy the forecast. >>> it was. a fabulous weekend. we could not ask for anything better. today we're dealing with the humidity and a few showers are possible into the afternoon. we look at maryland's most powerful radar. we are dry. we have to go further to the south and deal wi

then there was a robbery in the school area and the school was put on lockdown, thinking 9 lockdown wasstudents then came forward. >>> the f.b.i. is asking for the public's help finding a marine kidnapped in mexico. armando torres was visiting his father and uncle when armed men stormed their ranch, taking all three men at gun point. they haven't been heard from in a month. their family thinks it's related to a fight over their property near the border. torres served in operation operation iraqi freedom. >>> put away the water guns. vice president joe biden canceling his annual bash for staffers and journalists. no official explanation, but some say it could be because of the scandals plaguing the administration right now. one of them is the justice department spying on reporters right here at fox news and at the associated press. those are your headlines. >> steve: so it's not because of the sequester? >> anna: i guess not. >> brian: yeah. >> steve: sorry, joe. >> brian: the irs will be feeling more heat today. day two of the hearings continues. we'll hear from some of the targeted vic

after breakfast, the entire facility goes on lockdown.at approximately 5:00, the offender will be seen by medical one last time. he will say good-bye to his family, friends and loved ones and he will be walked by the death watch team over to the death chamber. this is the holding area for the condemned offender. he is brought here six to seven hours before the execution will occur. he will be placed in this cell. he will then have access to a spiritual adviser, he'll have access to television and to a telephone so he can make any last-second phone calls he needs to make leading up to the execution. this is where the visitors are brought to witness the execution shortly after midnight. the blinds are closed. when the team is ready to commence the execution, the blinds will be open, the offender will be allowed to acknowledge the witnesses and then the execution will proceed. >> the condemned offender will be placed on the gurney. the mechanical restraints will be taken off and he will then be put in these leather restraints. as well as ext

the area where congress and the ministries are located is essentially on lockdown. hundreds of football's symbolized growing unrest of the money spent on the world cup reparations, estimated at $15 billion. when the first protesters arrived in the afternoon, they kicked the ball at the riot police as a sign of frustration. >> if we fight for our rights, we can succeed. if we succeeded once, then we can succeed again. >> there's too much corruption. we need health, education, and brazil only spend money oncidiums when actually the brazilian government needs to look out for us. >> everybody here is fighting for a better brazil with less corruption. >> an estimated 50,000 protesters fought with police outside a football match between brazil and or glide. uruguay. newh new laws will make laws that are tougher on protesters. there were hoping to quell the protestors, but it did not work. >> it was mostly teenagers and those in their early 20s streaming down the government buildings to the national congress to make their voices heard. >> about one protester for every poli

the flames subside, police keeping the area on lockdown, and causing tempers to flare. >> all of us are getting treated like criminals. we can't come out. if we come out, we can't go back in. >> we are downed power lines in there. and trees falling. >> the fire is blamed for two depths and houses have been destroyed near 500. this morning a silver lining. authorities have accounted for all missing people. crews hope to have the fire contained this week. >>> they certainly need it, when you consider how hot things can get. now, lynette, what do we have in store? >> today above average, charlie, but cooler conditions towards the middle of the week. right now, the radar september composite is not picking up on a lot across central maryland. most of the action is to the south. around virginia a line of showers and thunderstorms. and showers and thunderstorms more into the afternoon time frame. as we pullout and slide down and look at the tropics we're watching this area of disturbed weather. lots of showers and clouds around, but a 30% chance of this area becoming a tropical cyclone in the

she took me to my cell, stripped me out, took me to lockdown. lost. >> jail is what prison is, but jail, no. >> yeah, prison is a lot more like that rather than county jail, you know? people just numb their body with a drug or alcohol or whatever it is that they're addicted to. and everybody knows that when you put -- when you numb your body like that, you don't normally feel the pain that you would when you're sober. >> so you don't care. >> and you're not thinking, you are not you know, thinking clearly so you go out and do things that you wouldn't normally do. you know, some people come in here and brag about it, and they think they're something and they're not. >> and then they come in here, falling apart. >> and it is usually the ones that brag about it, they're usually nothing, you know what i mean? it is all because they were numbing their body or they had that gun behind them or that knife. you know. >> i want to say something. i wasn't on drugs or alcohol when i had my situation. and i really think that it's a battle within my mind and

and it's lockdown at 6:00. >> it just lightens the burden. it really helps.ook our own food, and nothing is better than fresh vegetables. it's just a little bit of home in prison. >> barnett is taking the ged to better support his family. his children were in middle school when he went to prison, now they're adults. >> that's the prom night there. timothy on the left with his date, tiffany on the right with her date. and a picture of my son, 55 on the football field. and my daughter, she plays basketball. getting out of prison is going to mean the world to me. it's going to open up a lot of doors that i shut myself. i have no one to blame but myself. i shut every door and locked it. they say you can't make up for time that you lost, but you can. >> 30-year-old chris sowder is just hours away from freedom. >> wherever i go, it will definitely be better than here. >> everything is a game in here, you know, everybody is a yard full of snakes, you know what i mean, in every way. the devious [ muted ] that these people do in here. >> after a year at the castle, so

they have that in lockdown mode and it is unlikely we will see many protesters get through this massive security ring. to get through that would be a huge deal. we saw about 5000 protesters in the city earlier and there have been minor confrontations, but nothing like what we have seen in recent days of major tear gassing and shooting rubber bullets into the crowd of protesters that tried to break security rings and other matches in this federation cup. >> we know the president was booed and will not be turning up. how bad does that look for the country? >> it looks pretty bad. fifading to local reports, is unhappy she is skipping this match. it is a warm-up for the world cup and it's an important match for brazil. they may win the match and the president won't be there to hand them the trophy. you would have to ask if she would tip -- if she would skip the world cup because a protests and then there would be the elections a few weeks later. her popularity has been in freefall, dropping 27 points since the protests began. from a football perspective and for a political perspective. >> t

they will keep a lockdown on domestic threats and also warning of the rise of extremism at home. >> the report contains a lot of details about the neo-nazi scenes. the number of right wing extremist is estimated to have fallen to their committing 6% more crimes, especially violent ones. the report also notes a drop in the number of radical islamists next year to almost 5000. the interior minister expresses concern over an escalation between islamist groups and far right groups such as the pro- nrw. >> you can clearly see that growth -- both are using confrontations to convince some of them to further radicalize the violence and they have done it before. >> in a standoff between the two groups, it developed into a riot. the police were caught off guard. one officer was badly injured. they announced they had blocked this to bar the political leader. >> let's talk about the far right. this talks about a lot and it does look like the domestic intelligence survey has been learning some lessons. >> yes, richard. intelligence services have had a new man, hans. like many, a proverbial new broom

and they just are in lockdown mode. so they get excited.hen they can have an investigation and some of the members can call presidential folks paid liars. all this over the top stuff. but, you know what, we've got a job to do, and number one scandal here is congress is not doing it. >> okay. to that point, sir, senator chuck schumer sounded confident that immigration reform would pass the senate before the july 4th recess. what's your confidence, though, of getting anything through the house? >> you know, i actually think there's a lot of members in the house on the republican side, this gang of eight, that is wanting to get it done. an impediment to getting it done, an erosion of our credibility that will be required in order to get it done is the scandal mongering. the over the top focus on investigations. you know, we could investigate, and congress should. that's one of our functions. but not at the expense of legislating. and the excessive rhetoric and the excessive number of hearings and the over the top accusations undercuts the cred

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trying to lockdown? >> no. it pops every time they get all mad.d then they don't want to pop it. so when it was going too fast, i turned around to grab it and it smashed. okay? i got caught in the damn thing. >> you're going to have to get some bubble wrap for you. >> all the they do is talk crap and if i was in a dorm, it wouldn't be a situation. no, seerls. you know i hate being in the pods, you know. >> i know. but just think of it as like buying a condo. you want to try it out. >> i don't want a condo. >> see? exactly. i picked the right thing. >> i've got 11 more years in this county so she's going to be somebody i'll see throughout my career. when are you leaving? when are you leaving our company? >> every one of you guys asks me. never. i'm here to stay. >> i don't think her charges ever get her more than maybe months, maybe a year here and there. all right. we'll let you rest. i don't want you to hurt your hand. good night. >> i'll see you later. i'll be here. >> so will i. >> that woman hates me. >> mcnaughton then admitted to us that her

they will keep a lockdown on domestic threats and also warning of the rise of extremism at home. >> the report contains a lot of details about the neo-nazi scenes. the number of right wing extremist is estimated to have fallen to their committing 6% more crimes, especially violent ones. the report also notes a drop in the number of radical islamists next year to almost 5000. the interior minister expresses concern over an escalation between islamist groups and far right groups such as the pro- nrw. >> you can clearly see that growth -- both are using confrontations to convince some of them to further radicalize the violence and they have done it before. >> in a standoff between the two groups, it developed into a riot. the police were caught off guard. one officer was badly injured. they announced they had blocked this to bar the political leader. >> let's talk about the far right. this talks about a lot and it does loo like the domestic intelligence survey has been learning some lessons. >> yes, richard. intelligence services have had a new man, hans. like many, a proverbial new broom

we were both under lockdown 23 hours a day under sensory deprivation. there is no way to describe the youh of loneliness very have to get through one day at a time and every day is a monumental task. the fact people are coming out for bradley manning and i'm sure he knows about it, i am sure that will give him the strength he needs. it will help remind him a lot of people appreciate what he did for our country and the world. it is a level of bravery and heroism that takes me aback. is a modern-day hero and the obama administration is on the wrong side of history when it comes to the persecution of radley manning. >> chinese military says it will not back down on cames over disputed territories over the islands in the china sea. they have told singapore the islands belong to china despite taiwan and japan claiming control of the territory. they say beijing is open to discussing the issue. performances have been canceled and going on strike while they are protesting against the government sacking their boss. saysulture administration they are trying to ge

some have described it as berlin on lockdown, especially those people living in the downtown areas wherethey have to cooperate with the top security in operation there. >> they include having to present personal identification cards to gain access to the streets they live on. as familiar as berliners are to police roadblocks and security checks during state visits, this is an entirely new level. >> many berliners who set out for work this morning found their usual routes barred. in the city center, streets were closed, and there was a massive security presence, all or barack obama's visit. like other world capitals, berlin plays host to a constant stream of visiting vip's, but security was especially tight for the u.s. president, and that made getting to work more difficult than usual. >> i got to take a massive retort. >> i've already been waiting an hour to get through the check went. i'm going to throw in the towel now and try to find another way through. >> it was announced, and they have to do what they have to do. let's see how long it takes. but the president and his family reside

belfast was in lockdown for the special guests. there are at waterfront hall, 1500 people from a range of schools were waiting to witness history. for one of them, it was an even more incredible experience. she was picked to voice the hopes of her generation. >> as a 16-year-old, i do not want to live in the past. i want to live for the future. i want to live in a country where it is not my religion which is important but my values as a person which is significant. [applause] >> then a huge welcome for the president himself. most of his audience were too young to remember the worst of the violence. mr. obama told them that the move for peace had been extraordinary. >> that is what your parents and grandparents dreamt for all of you. to travel without the burden of checkpoints or roadblocks or seeing soldiers on patrol. to enjoy a sunny day free from the ever present awareness that violence could blacken it at any moment. to befriend or fall in love with whomever you want. for the teenagers, the morning was unforgettable. >> absolut

. >> reporter: students hunkered down and some ran away as the school was put on lockdown. students described a chaotic scene and told of hearing shots and seeing a husky male dressed all in black carrying an assault rifle or a shotgun. >> as soon as we opened the door it was automatic. bang, bang, bang. three bangs. >> reporter: outside the secure >> reporter: some of the students found safety inside the library. police found the suspect as he continued to shoot at those taking cover. >> the officers came in and directly engaged the suspect e. he was shot and killed on the scene. >> reporter: three miles away president obama was attending a fu fundraiser, but the secret service say he was never in danger and they were treating this as a local incident. so as not to interfere with the police investigation the president did change his travel plans going by motorcade instead of by helicopter to avoid all the police choppers still in the sky over the crime scene. ann? >> all right. mark potter, thank you so much. >>> in cleveland, the man accused of kidnapping three women and

some have described it as berlin on lockdown, especially those people living in the downtown areas wherehey have to cooperate with the top security in operation there. >> access t t t t t t t t t t te streets they live on. as familiar as berliners are to police roadblocks and security checks during state visits, this is an entirely new level. >> many berliners who set out for work this morning found their usual routes barred. in the city center, streets were closed, and there was a massive security presence, all or barack obama's visit. like other world capitals, berlin plays host to a constant stream of visiting vip's, but security was especially tight for the u.s. president, and that made getting to work more difficult than usual. >> i got to take a massive retort. >> i've already been waiting an hour to get through the check went. i'm going to throw in the towel now and try to find another way through. >> it was announced, and they have to do what they have to do. let's see how long it takes. but the president and his family resided in this hotel. police are taking no chances with sec

. >> reporter: even as the flames subside police are keeping it on lockdown a move that caused some tempers to flair. >> all of us are being treated like criminals. if we come out, we can't go back in. >> we have a crime scene in there. we have downed power lines in there. we have trees falling each time there is a gus of wind. >> reporter: residents describe a gut-wrenching loss. john poss whose daughter lost her home said it will be a painful recovery. >> they'll hit bottom again when they see their home for the first time which probably will be this week. >> reporter: some good news. authorities say they've accounted for all missing persons and that no one else died in the blaze. now, investigators are treating the entire crime -- fire zone as a crime scene and asked for federal agents is sift through the ash for clues about who may have caused it. >> devin dwyer in washington for us, thank you. >>> new this morning, president obama participating today in a summit with the leaders of the world's leading industrial nations. he arrived a short time ago for the gathering along with the firs

we scrambled to get back to the base but it was in lockdown. the wounded men and women air lifted here to the next closest base. while morale on this base might be low, as a sign of resolve tonight the american flag is still flying high. david, even though it's a difficult time on the base, without fail each and every soldier says that they are resolved to keep on fighting until this country is safe. david. >>> from south africa this evening where a global icon back in the hospital. nelson mandella rushed in in the middle of the night. brandy hitt is in pretoria for us. >> reporter: good evening. people are anxious on the streets of south africa now that nelson mandella has been hospitalized once again. we know that his wife has been by his side after he was rushed to the hospital around 1:30 a.m. local time for treatment of a recurring lung infection. we're told the 94-year-old former president and civil rights icon is in serious but stable condition and that he has been feeling ill all week. this is the fourth time mandela has been taken to t

down the halls, they were pulling kids out of classes, they were lining them up, this school is on lockdown until that thief was caught. guess what? what message do you think those kids got about stealing? we don't do it at this middle school. it's not okay. and all that same time that, like, subtle messaging around bullying is, we don't care about this. that's the best example i have from what i saw about how those messages are really conveyed to the kids because that trust issue is so important. i mean i screened, we have been screening the film across the country for school districts, this wonderful program i'm really proud of called one million kids it see bully. we were in cleveland and after the q and a student came up and said explain the bullying that's going on, what do i do? i didn't want to give him a crap answer because i'm gone in two minutes. i said, who do you trust in the building? he said, nobody. i don't trust any educator in my building to help me. and it was interesting because there was a gentleman who had organized a screening who was himself a victim of bullying who h

level of care and that varies by facility, depending on their capabilities, along with hospital lockdown plans to secure the overall physical plant and make sure those capabilities remain intact for all sorts of threats. and the other key piece is dph is an immediate back up to that with the ability to use our clinics and our other partners to stand up potentially alternate care centers and other types of, depeplding on the situation, other types of areas where people can be triaged or get information or get care if necessary. so those plans are in place, we're constantly developing them because we have to really look and we don't have the ability to predesignate every site, after an earthquake we need to make sure each and every site we announce to the public is safe before it's announced so it's a complex type of situation with constant situational awareness that has to be included. >> i just wanted to add on to that, that dph has a great resource of clinics. we are working with our clinics to take on those potentially minor trauma victims that they can treat and offload the hospitals.

police are maintaining a lockdown there the epicenter of more than two weeks of nationwide protests. >>> a decision on the same-sex marriage could come today. the supreme court has several more days set aside in june to issue rulings. one of those decisions will be on prop 8. a san francisco city attorney says if the court strikes down the ban there would be a 30-day period before same-sex marriages could begin. >>> the murder trial of an accused northern california serial killer starts today. joseph naso is charged in the strangling deaths of four women. the bodies were found along rural roads in yuba, marin and contra costa counties between 1977 and 1994. the 79-year-old naso is representing himself. he faces the death penalty if convicted. >>> other news around the bay area, a stretch of warren avenue in fremont is closed today and will stay closed for at least a year. the project is part of the bart extension to san jose. crews will be lowering the road and building three train bridges. the first leg to the berryessa area is expected to be finished by 2018. >>> today san francisc