again, a lockdown is again uncommon.f they are trying to secure this complex, it's worth noting there's a large underground network to cover. not just above ground entrances but the picture below the ground on the capitol complex is like a spider web. a labyrinth of tunnels and passageways. you can go from one extreme corner to the far other corner and navigate that entire trek underground. that's why u.s. capitol police secure the underground areas. there are underground and then you have to get checked again when you try to traverse the capitol complex underground through one of the many tunnels. it's almost like an entire community to itself. there are stores, banks, post offices, cafeterias. people go all over the place during the course of the day. there's a lot of terrain for capitol police to cover. that's an indication of how sweeping in scope and size a lockdown can be. u.s. house members, you can see them now still voting. they cannot leave the house chamber until the lockdown is lifted and people visiting or m

capitol and the visitor center on lockdown.getting a sense that there was not a threat in the capitol itself. or inside the visitor center. there was police activity outside on the off-ramp coming off of 395. near the new york avenue split there. going to c street, i believe that michelle: scott is standing by for us. is that what you understand the situation to be as well? that this incident, weca call it at this point happened outside the capitol, not necessarily in the visitor center or the capitol and this is all a precautionary step? scott: that is the initial understanding of this. it would make sense. you are not seeing f.b.i. or other agencies involved. it looks like just m.p.d. on site and they are working the case. but it's because of the proximity. so regardless whether or not the two men or suspects may have been on the capitol grounds at any point the proximity is what is a big factor here. you are close to the capitol as you can get or the capitol grounds without being on them when you are there by the department

. >> lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. >> got to be on point. >> lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. >> can't let your guard down for nobody. >> this is not a place to be. >> this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> step back behind the red line. >> everyone, bend over. touch your toes. >> if you like this type of thing, this is the place to be. >> i want to kill myself. i can't take it. >>> for the uninitiated or in this case, the unincarcerated, there is sometimes confusion between prison and jail. prison is only for convicted felons. jails also house convicts, but only those awaiting transfer to prison or serving short-term sentences. usually less than a year. >> listen up for your name. >> stand on the foot prints for me, please. >> most jail detainees have pending court cases, have been denied or are unable to make bail. >> put your stomach on the wall, stomach on the wall, hands behind your back. >> there is another type of jail detainee as well and they're often the most dangerous. those who have just been arrested, sometimes still drunk, high on drugs or fresh

those folks, apparently, the lockdown has lifted and another announcement was made saying the lockdowncalling it and were looking for somebody on the u.s. capitol grounds and now it has been lifted and the workers can go back to work and daily activities. >> edward lawrence for us on capitol hill. thank you for that. with the information that the lockdown has been lifted at the capitol building, we will get ready to return you to your regular programming and we have views down on the hill, and the capitol police will release more information about what happened this morning and we will update you there. we now return you to your regular programming. >> announcer: "today's food" brought to you by bush's baked beans. no matter what you're making, we have a bean for you. >> we've been all about sup super simple dishes. melissa clark is here to show us how to create the ultimate lobster roll. i lived in new england for ten years of my life. i love lobster roll. >> have you ever made one before? >> never actually made one. it sounds complicated. >> so easy. the only hard part is taking lobs

city on lockdown amid-man hunt. german police put munich on lockdown after three gunmen and they are reporting this as fact as most news organizations are. z at least three gunmen opened fire and fled the scene. authorities said a german broadcaster reported at least six people killed. we have seen some mention of this. death the president has said the hearts go out to the wounded. he will be joined in that sentiment by most of the leaders in the free world. richard engel is among our correspondents. before we go to andy. something that bears repeat iin as we're getting viewers with each passing moment the current moment in germany. >> there's anger in germany. there's anger in europe as these attacks continue to take place. plast week it was nice. then a train station and munich now. nice isn't an obvious target. a small provincial train station you wouldn't think of a big topic. these are not new york. so even the small towns in places like germany or france are wondering are we going to be next. and that sense of

capitol on lockdown.fter they captured three people two blocks from the capitol. >> i'll be loving you until the ocean covers every mountain high. leon: the emotional service in dallas that brought two presidents to the verge of tears. the jarring piece of equipment the pentagon wants to install in arlington citing a risk of a terror attack. the news continues right now. announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news ale maureen: we begin with breaking news from the capitol. three men armed with a sman machine gun are now in custody after an incident near the capitol. it put the capitol in lockdown for half an hour today. this took place at the corner of second and c street northwest off capitol grounds. d.c. bureau chief sam ford was the first reporter on the scene. sam, eunderstand that shots were fired -- we understand that shots were fired. sam: indeed. chief lanier told us there were shots fired here. three people are in custody at this point. they have recovered a machine gun and as you said, th

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is in lockdown right now? and there is no word specifically if it is related to anything that transpired in dallas or not. but yes, they sent congress home after meeting earlier today, and they've all been told to go home, and evaculated the building. >> okay, well, precaution all over the country, that's for sure. and also we had some information about scranton, pennsylvania, true? >> yes, hillary clinton and joe biden, they had an event, but they canceled it in scranton. >> again, we're trying to balance this good day friday idea, every friday we go and have fun in a different community, so trying to balance what happened last night but still trying to hug and join hands with citizens who watch our show every day. so one of the things, they're lined to up do right now in wilmington is eat. so i'll take the first truck, okay? >> this is the brunch box. >> what's your name, sir? >> from the brunch box. >> do you have a brick and mortar? >> yes, restaurant up in hokessing delaware, 20 miles from wilmington, dri

capitol went on lockdown. the house is going into session. going to start prayers for the police officers in dallas and then they immediately evacuated that center. all of the representatives and workers are supposed to shelter in place. there is a police activity that's going on behind me and they are searching room by room for somebody. that's all the information we have at the moment. now talking about dallas, the president addressed that from poland. he said this was a despicable attack and there was no reasonable judgment for a reasonable attack against police officers. the president is also being briefed on the situation while he's in poland at his nato summit. >> president barack obama at the nato summit in poland this morning addressed the recent string of police involved shootings. now with three high profile shooting in the past 36 hours either by police officers or targeting police officers in dallas, have the nation on edge. >> well, we do know is that there has been a vicious, calculated, and despicable attack. >> reporter: prote

and we know that el cent rro college is still on lockdown with faculty and students inside.down about an hour prior to the shooting as a precaution as 100 police officers gathered to protect a group of peaceful protesters in the streets of the west end neighborhood of dallas. this is normally a very quiet community, very peaceful. but we do know this, that police are not sure if they have all of the suspects in custody. at one point they reported to have three people detained. we now know there was one woman in that number. but that one sniper on the second story of the el centro garage still in contentious discussions with police, shouting out things like "the end is near" and claiming that there were bombs planted all throughout downtown dallas. police officers not confirming that that's true. but it's still an active scene in dallas tonight and a very sad night and into the morning for those who are mourning the loss of five officers who've fallen. dan? >> a terrifying evening in dallas. no question about it. and those bomb threats of course adding to what is that lockdow

capitol which is in lockdown.hat includes the visitor center that would have opened already during the busy tourist center. there is an unconfirmed report of a woman with a gun. we'll bring you that information as we get it. police describing a possible motive for one of the gunmen involved in last night's shooting. before being killed in the stand off that suspect told a negotiator he was upset over police involved shootings and wanted to kill officers, specifically white aufrofficers. the mayor says they have not been cooperating with police. four police officers and one transit officer are dead after that ambush carried out by multiple snipers. several other officers were wounded. >>> no shots were fired at the end of a demonstration. thank you so much for joining us. let me start with the obvious question, how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. i'm a little bit tired. we are going on 20, 24 hours but we are holding off. i'm alive. that's definitely a blessing. >> tell us where you were when you realized somethi

capital building lockdown is over. we want to take you out there live to a picture of the capital building. the announcement was made over the loudspeaker on the grounds saying the lockdown concluded. there were reports of police activity. we did not get a lot of information. the good news is, lockdown is over. >>> some call it a mother's worst nightmare. her child was attacked >> my first reaction is, will he make it? i'm not prepared to lose my son. >> the stabbing at a movie theater in santa rosa and the quick thinking that probably saved the young man's life. i just picked us up 2 breakfast croissants for $4, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up, and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. enjoy freshly cracked egg with ham and bacon. or sausage. two tasty croissants at an even tastier $4 price. it's a deal you'll devour. [ music playing ] >>> we are taking your friday request.

following the attack, all state facilities went into immediate lockdown.'re sure this incident was an isolated one. >> ever since the incident at tehachapi against officers, corcoran has been on full alert, searching cells and shaking down inmates to prevent similar attacks in their own prison. >> what are you looking for right now? >> anything, weapons, anything that would be considered contraband. >> pornography, not supposed to have it. >> we'll give him a cell search receipt saying we took it. most of the time we'll just destroy it because it's not dangerous contraband. >> what are you really looking for? >> just anything, like needles, drug paraphernalia, information. like that would be information. you got names, numbers, akas. >> what makes information so dangerous? >> what we don't know is what's dangerous. these guys just had a major staff assault up at tehachapi, less than a week ago. we don't know. could it go down here? very easily. you never know. i mean, that's -- i like to go home after i do my eight. and i like to see everyone else go home

the entire city of munich at this point is under a state of lockdown, tamron. >> let's talk about the size of the mall itself. three department stores, several stores. one report put it around 100 small stores inside this pretty massive complex here. >> this is like you would find here in the united states. not a strip mall, but one of these larger malls. so these department stores that have hundreds of shops sort of wedged between them. the parking structure that i have been looking at pictures of is at least four or five stories high. it's massive. this is a sprawling complex, as we have heard them say out of london. it's a friday night. it would have been packed at this time. getting people out of that mall was an initial priority for the police. you're seeing there video of these anti-terror police, these teams moving not only through the parking structure, but the surrounding streets. the initial concern after the shooting happened was that the gunmen went into the subway station, which is why we have now seen this shutdown. >> cal, at this moment, munich police say they do not k

for everybody. >>> coming up next -- >> we went into a full lockdown. >> the prison goes on major lockdownbecause of the actions of one member of this trio of former friends. >>> on any given day at the limon correctional facility, inmates are caught violating prison rules. >> bring your two officers over, please, to unit two. >> most of these violations never disrupt the daily routine. but today, one has not only rocked the prison, it sent shockwaves through the state's entire department of corrections. >> yesterday morning, the segregation staff did a strip search on the segregation corridor and they found a large quantity of heroin and cocaine that the inmate was apparently smuggling to a distribution point to be distributed to the inmate population. >> what we did is we went into a full lockdown, stopped all movement, had assistance from other facilities come in as well as some k-9 units. we are right now going through and sweeping each cell, each pod, and each unit throughout the entire facility. >> it involves all of our staff and the ert staff from five other facilities. of course,

the lockdown has been lit did. we're learning more about the victims and suspects in thursday night's deadly sniper attack. dallas police receiving an anonymous threat heightening security as a body of rapid -- the body of rent thompson was transported from dallas to his hometown of corsicana, texas.>> we want to keep peace and let it be a come gathering.>> reporter: we're learning more about the other four police officers gunned down thursday in the deadliest single attack against law enforcement since 9/11. dallas officers lauren allen's, michael smith, patrick samara but, and michael kroll were all killed.>> we are all human. i think people feel each other's pain.>> reporter: the suspect was carrying -- killed by a bomb carrying police robot. he had no ties to terrorists but a pile of bomb materials was found in his house. he served in the army receive your -- reserve from 2009-2015 as a masonry and carpentry specialist and was deployed to afghanistan where he was accused of sexual harassment and sent home. some

city still in lockdown.he rest of us, haven't been confirmed, suspicious this is terrorism. >> well, we have completely contradictory reports of eyewitnesses. some of whom say they heard the shooter yell al lieu akbar. some say i'm a german blanket foreigners and similar remarks. let's be clear, the risk of civil war inside several european countries is very real. patrick kovar head of security said in a public speech two weeks ago he could see civil war in france. he predicted it might be occasioned by kind of an incident of massive sexual assault on women has occurred in cologne germany in new year's eve. that could set it off. whether this is a right wing extremist in germany we don't know at this point. but i think when you put a million unvetted refugees into a country like germany, you're going to have cultural clashes. it's not to justify it, obviously, but to say it wouldn't surprise me if after ax attacks on german trains and the attack we saw in nice. it's 1 chock in the morning in munich now. this

and that caused a lockdown late this afternoon.police stopped them near first and c next to the department of labor. this caused a lockdown of the capitol complex which lasted nearly 30 minutes. a third man is still on the run. he bailed out of the car before it stopped. we will continue to follow this and bring you any new informaon. >>> it's a role he's become all too familiar with during his time in office. consoler in chief. speaking in dallas today, president obama said that the country is not as divided. >> i believe our anger can be and peace. we can mourn but joy comes in the morning. >> we do not want the unity of grief or fear. we want the unity of hope, affection and high purpose. >> with an open heart, we can worry less about which side has been wronged and worry more about sides to do right. >> after the service today, the president met privately with the victims' families. more in a live report ahead in our next half hour. >>> during a house committee hearing on the hill, a moment of silence. judiciary committee chair

the neighborhood has been put on lockdown as s.w.a.t. teams search for him. >>> i'm here to insist that we are not as divided as we seem. and i know that because i know america. i know how far we've come against impossible odds. >> president obama calling on the nation to union fight in the wake of another tragedy. he joined former president george w. bush who calls dallas home in paying tribute to the five officers killed in last week's ambush. >> we know there is evil in this world. that's why we need police departments. >> reporter: in a crowded room was obvious to notice what was missing. five chairs empty except for a folded american flag. the chairs representing the five police officers killed while protecting protestors. >> there's no greater love than this, that these five men gave their lives for all of us. >> reporter: the president denounced thursday night's shooting as a vicious calculated and despicable attack on law enforcement. >> an act not just as demented violence but of racial hatred. >> the shock of this evil still ha

capitol was on lockdown during the chase. it's the second time today that d.c.olice say suspects shot at officers. a man accused of taking five team hostage in an suv fired shots at police in southeast d.c. police also arrested him. many officers are making these arrests while they think about the dallas shootings. >> dallas is one of many incidents that -- >> reporter: and d.c. police have been advised to patrol in pairs since the dallas shootings. >> shomari, thank you. >>> police in baton rouge say they poiled a plot to harm police officers. authorities discovered the plot after several people stole guns from a pawnshop over the weekend. investigators arrested three people they're looking for a fourth. they're calling the plot a substantial credible threat to police. last week's police shooting of alton sterling in baton rouge has sparked nationwide protests. >>> meanwhile, audio recordings obtained by our sister station in minneapolis appear to capture the traffic stop that led to the deadly police shooting of philando castile. nbc news has not independently

the area around the olympia shopping center on lockdown. paramedics on the scene and treating the wounded. so far, no claims of responsibilities. this mall, build on the site of the 1972 olympic village where 11 israelis were taken hostage and killed. peter jennings reported live from the olympic village. >> the group called black september. >> reporter: so far, no claims of responsibility and no indication yet of islamic terror. europe's recent attacks on the minds of authorities tonight as they hunt for those responsible. germany has the elite anti-terror force on the investigation. the situation still very fluid in a city paralyzed. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> and here at home, we are following a major headline in the race for the white house. hillary clinton set to announce her running mate. it could come at any time. and speaks in florida moments ago she revealed she actually agreed with something she heard at the convention, what she heard from ted cruz about voting your conscious. cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: tonight, hillar

. >> later, why police put the us capital building on lockdown today. and gwen it is humid outside jostle write is we're going to get a break however.ver. tonight we dealt with a little bit of rain an few storms. we're going to have more updates on your weather forecast andect more news coming right up. fox 5 news at 10 will be back right after the break. break. ♪ been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. >> welcome back.>> northern virginia man is behindd bars facing terrorism charges. he's accused of supporting isis. >> he's also the 7th person arrested in northern virginia in the last year facing charges linked to isis. sarah simmons is here with details. >> reporter: 25 year

in fact they've put their headquarters there under lockdown. we know there's been an anonymous threat against the police department. members of the media were moved, to lea they have set up something of a perimeter, attention focused on a building just behind police headquarters. if you're looking at your screen now, it would be to the right, in the direction where people are moving. that's one focus, as they are trying to assess this threat. we do not know if there is indeed a threat. we don't know what kind of threat it is. but we know that the police are taking this anonymous threat to them very seriously at this point and trying to discover just how urgent it is. we have our martin savidge outside the headquarters. i also have with me art roderick with the u.s. marshals service. art, as i watch this -- formerly with the marshals service. as i watch this, i'm a little surprised, maybe you can help me understand this, why, if there's a threat behind police headquarters, people are still being allowed to walk around there and not take cover. >

>> yeah, the area you are looking at is the immediate lockdown area outside the mall, and initially they reported -- this is coming from the munich police, there were 100 people that sheltered in place in the mall, and we saw the buses taking them away. again, we are looking at sort of a ring of security, and this is sort of the first most inner ring. no change of posture yet around munich. the train stations still closed. the u.s. embassy put out an updated warning to u.s. citizens which includes reporting that munich authorities declared a state of emergency asking people not to leave their homes and avoid squares and streets and people inside the u.s. consulate are continuing to shelter in place and that has not been lifted. >> cal, thanks. >>> hans nichols reporting for us from the white house. he also speaks german. hans, you have been helpful in telling us the coverage we have been watching, and also the president's reaction to this? >> let's listen to what the president has to say. he spoke moments ago when he dropped in on the law enforcement meeting here. >> there were shootings

a lockdown on capitol hill right now. we'll see what that unfolds and we'll have more information as it develops. but that's obviously a disturbing development as well. you served in the fbi for a long time, tom. before that you were a police officer, yourself. when you hear, and you see the anguish from that dallas police chief, david brown, it came through his comments obviously very poignantly, what goes through your mind when you see these awful developments that occurred overnight? >> first thing is how do we as a saturday deescalate this. because you know, we've had antilaw enforcement rhetoric now for a couple of years, in some cases, it may be deserved, in some cases it wasn't. and when that goes out, people may get inspired to do something. we talk about the inspiration of isis when they hear messaging, and it causes them to take action. we have a similar circumstance here. we have enough wacko people in this country as well. you wonder, how do we bring a stop to this. you know, very good friend of mine, phil gri

martha: the capitol is on lockdown. the latest reports we are getting is they were searching for a suspect woman they thought may have a gun in the capital. another source saying it could be a false report. in parkland, hospital, seven of their fellow officers are inside, they are standing outside saluting. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call to learn more. switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509. call liberty mutual for a free quote today at see c

. >> elliott: also tonight, confusion and a lockdown after a report of a gunman at the military base where air force one is kept. terror in turkey as police round up suspects. we've learned all three suicide bombers were from former soviet republics. rotten in rio. olympic athletes will compete in filthy waters. >> it smells horrible from up here in the air. >> elliott: and with gas prices at an 11-year low, americans hit the road like never before. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> elliott: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm josh elliott. this is our western edition. history was made today when the defense department lifted one of the last bans on service in the armed forces. transgender people will now be allowed to serve openly, and they will be eligible for any medically necessary care, including surgery. david martin is at the pentagon tonight. >> reporter: transgender people were the last service members who could be kicked out not for something they had done, but simply because of who they were. defense secretary carter end

we're told that lockdown we told you about just a few minutes ago has now been lifted., the all clear, at the capitol. we heard from keith jones a little while ago that there was a lockdown in the gallery, and also with the visitor's center. it is the all clear there in washington. >>> the police ambush in dallas was on the minds of dozens of family at the jersey shore today. law enforcement officers loved ones. >> relatives tried to put their grief aside for a special day and special tribute. nbc 10 ted greenberg has this story from sea side heights. >> it is a day of fun, reflection and support, with those who know the pain of losing a loved one in the line of duty. >> i know eli would have loved it. >> trooper i'll lie mccarson was killed in an accident in december. today, his father, brother, and hundreds of members from 60 other new jersey families were teeted treated for a free day for the ninth annual law enforcement survivors day. >> it is a beautiful thing to me to just get together with others, and not be forgotten. >> it is always a day of remembrance. >> we

the whole city on lockdown as police helicopters hover overhead. paramedics descending on the scene and treating the wounded. this mall built on the site of the 1972 olympic village where 11 israelis are taken hostage and killed along with a german police officer by a palestinian terrorist group. peter jennings reported live from the olympic village. >> narrow in on a group called black september. >> reporter: so far, no claims of responsibility and no indication of islamic terror. germany has now deployed members of its elite anti-terrorism force to join in the investigation. we got word late tonight the public transportation system was re-opened. an indication that authorities believe the manhunt is now over. david. >> alex, thank you. the terror overseas and the threats here at home was a key part of donald trump's speech last night accepting the nomination in front of millions. declaring he's the only one who can fix america's problems. but instead of a post convention victory lap today, he took aim at someone who spoke at the convention. it wa

the city is in lockdown. ♪ i'm sarah kelly, we begin with breaking news this evening.olice are saying at this -- at least six people have been killed in a suspected terror attack in munich. a manhunt is going on across the city for three gunmen armed with rifles. citizens have been advised to clear the streets and stay indoors. shoppers were evacuated from the olympic shopping center where they shooting began. the area was cordoned off and were advised to go home. the transport system has been suspended and police have sealed off roads. city authorities have declared a special state of the. -- emergency. sarah: video from social media that we cannot verify the authenticity of has emerged. it appears to show a -- an attacker on a rooftop and then firing shots. we have also heard some reports that this man have been screaming i am german. our correspondent is following the story for us. we hear that police, what did they have to say? >> in this press conference they said a number of things. afterwards we had more information. what they said was at this very moment they c

police ordered the lockdown this morning because of police activity in the area. a router they were looking for a woman. it is not clear whether they found the woman. unpredictable threats and complex challenge as, the summit is likely to be dominated by britain's decision to leave the european you kn european you knowian -- >> heavy rains caused series damage to parts of highways in china. back to you, karl. >> jobs number way above estimates stocks seeing a 1% day. let's bring in floor operations for ubs art cashins, good morning. >> good morning. >> it is a trial separation. the oil was stronger this morning and i think it helped contribute to the rally that has just recently weakenned. they are toying with the 45 level. if it gets below 45 i think you will see negative pressure from the stocks. >> fall out pressure from the stocks, what is it? >> two months in a row look like a random number generator as our mutual friend suggests everybody is now averaging out and the two-month average is not an awful a lot of growth. the three-month is not a heck of a lot be

we don't have a reason for the lockdown. we received updates as we receive any of those updates. >> each new day can bring flue dangers but none of us were prepared or could be reaped for ambush of hatred and malice. the shock of this evil has still not faded. melissa: that was former president george w. bush speaking at a memorial service in dallas, texas. president obama also wrapping up his remarks just moments ago, honoring the fallen and praising the police force in dallas. >> when the bullets started flying, the men and women of the dallas police, they did not flinch, and they did not react recklessly. they showed incredible restraint melissa: the president is fighting to unite a deeply-divided nation right now. connell. here to weigh in an all of this, president's response to dallas, bo dietl, former nyc detective and fox news contributor. always good to see you. different tone and venue from president obama. you've been critical of him in the past. >> yeah. connell: he said we know there is evil in the world, that's

city's on lockdown.least nine people confirmed n dead in that shooting rampage near a shopping mall. report as many

a scheduled drill, an armed patrol, and a vigilant person, all lead to a long lockdown on the base. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins explains what went wrong and what went right. >> reporter: just after 10:00 a.m., people are taken out of malcolm grove medical facility in joint base andrews,some with their hands up. >> all i have is a report of an active shooter. >> reporter: colonel ryan freeland was locked outside of the base due to the shutdown. >> just praying for my colleagues who are in there, barricaded behind locked doors. >> reporter: it would soon be discovered there was no gunman. most ironic, the base was preparing for an active shooter drill on the other side of the base. adding to the confusion when the report was made of an active shooter. joint base andrews released a statement describing what unfolded this way: joint base andrews was scheduled to conduct a no-notice active shooter exercise however reports of a real world active shooter situation were miscommunicated. there was a were conducting a recent inspection of the medical facility which caus

reports of the shooting support the capitol and visitor's center into lockdown. it's all clear for now. >> reporter: bruce, it ended at one end of the third street tunnel, a pursuit, shots fired at police, shootout, a foot chase. officers received reports of a man spotted capitol with a gun. a man saw a silver sedan and recognized one of the three men in the car from the police lookout description. as he was behind the car, one of the men reached out the window and fired shots at the officer. the gunman dropped the weapon out the window, and police surrounded the vehicle, weapons drawn, and arrested the man. a third man was arrested nearby. as this was going on, several buildings, including the u.s. capitol, were placed on lockdown. >> i really thought i was going to see somebody get shot. i wasn't speculating who would shoot first, but it was just what i felt was most likely to happen. >> reporter: did police return fire? >> they did not. they were in the middle of a crowded tunnel. and it wasn't an option at that point. >> reporter: a .45-caliber semi-automatic

we'll explain what sent joint base andrews into lockdown right before a scheduled active drill. >>> big money. a bridge in danger of closing finally gets a federal grant for much-needed repairs. >>> and fireworks in the fall. it wasn't the prettiest show ever. but it did happen, despite a dreary fourth of july. >> announcer: welcome to "news4 this week." >>> hi, everyone, i'm chris lawrence. we start with a day of confusion at joint base andrews. a scheduled drill, an armed patrol, and a vigilant person, all lead to a long lockdown on the base. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins explains what went wrong and what went right. >> reporter: just after 10:00 a.m., people are taken out of malcolm grove medical facility in joint base andrews,some with their hands up. >> all i have is a report of an active shooter. >> reporter: colonel ryan freeland was locked outside of the base due to the shutdown. >> just praying for my colleagues who are in there, barricaded behind locked doors. >> reporter: it would soon be discovered there was no gunman. most ironic, the base was preparing

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it put the capitol in lockdown for half an hour today. this took place at the corner of second and c street northwest off capitol grounds. d.c. bureau chief sam ford was the first reporter on the scene. sam, eunderstand that shots were fired -- we understand that shots were fired. sam: indeed. chief lanier told us there were shots fired here. three people are in custody at this point. they have recovered a machine gun and as you said, the capitol was on lockdown. according to the chief started out, you can see that is the car. it's still here. there is a police tow truck about to take it away. it started we are told in southwest washington when the police got a lookout for a man with a gun. police started to look for the person. saw this vehicle with three people in it and gave chase. the chief, the chase went into alongside south capitol street and ended up in the tunnel that leads to new york avenue. the suspect apparently exited off the tunnel. at some point there was an explosion where the car perhaps hit the car. chief lanier told re

many of them, their parents are on lockdown.re's one parent, there's no role model, they don't know what to do. these kids are diamonds in the rough. reporter: diamonds in the rough who will grow up to peacefully insist on their rights. one hundred black men of prince george's county, one of 11 organizations that seemed grants from the transforming neighborhoods initiative which puts community in community policing. rested in the latest trial over the death of freddie gray. closing arguments are set for thursday morning. bryan rice is used of -- accused of manslaughter, and other charges. >>> life in prison plus 11 years is the sentence for steven vander briel. he was the murder of rebecca grace mann. a doctor diagnoseed briel request paranoid schizophrenia but the jury dismissed the argument that he was insane at the time of the crime. >>> ashley white has been sentenced to 20 months in prison. her five month old son drowned last year in a sept tank on the family property. >>> the eyebrows. the game is directing players to inap

he brings i was asked by sergeant web to give a direct order to get off the phone and lockdown.and continued to talk on the phone for several minutes. i believe that anybody could have understood that instruction. it is my belief that this incident report is a complete and accurate portrayal of the incident. >> i was on the phone. i do not deany thny that. she was crying very, very bad. she said please don't hang up. i said i'll call you in the morning. i said baby, i got to go. i got to hang up. at that time miss webb get tons loud speaker. i pointed up at the bauble and i told her to [ bleep ] you all know i got a mouth when i get upset. no secret about that. i did hang up. i didn't stay on the phone for several minutes. it took me a few minutes to say hey, i can't just hang up on my wife. it would be rude and she was in tears and i don't want to be inconsiderate to her or to the officer giving me a direct order. i am guilty of verbal abuse. >> i'm not trying to be a pain in the [ bleep ]. >> i understand you not wanting to be disrespectful to your wife. you have to take respo

house of representatives had a scare, went into lockdown.lieved a woman went through without a gun and later found, no problem. we may be seeing a situation like that or something else. we'll go back to kxas' breaking coverage right now. >> somehow got access to the police radio frequency and broadcast this threat and don't think it was an officer? they said, no, we don't think there was an officer and no further broadcasts on the police radio. i can tell you from what i know that dallas police radio channels are not incrypted and a fairly common radio frequently for police departments nationwide and these radios are out there for people to get. so it could be that an average person out there or someone with a sick sense of humor got on the police radio and made this threat but police taking this very seriously at the moment. we don't know if they found anybody in that parking garage but in any case, we know they're in the parking garage right now looking for somebody. we don't know if they found anybody. >> what do you read into that? the f

the city is under pretty much a lockdown, which is standard procedure in these circumstances, while they hunt the suspects. there is a hash tag now on twitter called open door with residents offering to help passersby who are stranded. we are seeing escapes of panic of the streets of munich. this has been of course perhaps unfortunately on the cards for germany. just a few days ago the german interior minister has warned that there could be further trohist attacks in the country following the incident on the train in southern germany a few days ago and the police in munich said this is the most serious incident they have debt with in a decade. >> kitty logan, thank you very much. much of the video you'll see takes place in daylight hours. the germ yap police have canada people not to post any photos or video of the police in action. that could help the suspects. that is why the video is in daylight, whereas right now in munich it's past 10:00 at night. to rod wheeler. the impact on munich is going to be extraordinary. they're searching for three suspects. it's a big city, 1.3 million peo

downtown dallas in lockdown overnight. more than 12 hours after the shooting, the city is still on lockdown. later, the all-clear. no explosives found. 12 officers and 2 civilians shot. five officers killed. today dallas police chief david brown paying tribute. >> some of the bravest men and women you'd ever want to be associated with. we don't feel much support most days. let's not make today most days. >> and matt is live with us. police had initially described this as a coordinated attack with several shoots. but now they think it was the work of just one man? >> reporter: that's right. they had three people they thought might be connected. but tonight they're telling us it was a single gunman acting alone. david? >> thank you. >>> and with the investigation zeroing in on micah johnson, a 25-year-old military reservist. pierre thomas on the chilling motive. >> reporter: micah xavier johnson, a former military man who was apparently harboring deep racial hatred, especially against white police officers. johnson's faceboo

yesterday we know the whole of munich was in lockdown. the transport system in lockdown. were on the street outside the shopping center as police were moving everyone away and cordoning off the immediate area. what's the mood like today? are people back on the streets? >> oh, i don't -- i don't think so. it's very -- it's a very dire mood. it's very -- i don't know. so weird, surreal. the shopping center is going to be closed today, of course. i'm not sure if it's closed off entirely, like the area or not. it's weird. very weird to hear from it and hear the reports. i get goosebumps listening to it. >> yeah. do you feel safe? >> yes. yeah, i'm at home. i made it home pretty late last night, but i did make it home. >>> facebook has activated its safety check for people in the munich area. users can check in to let friends, family, loved ones know they are okay. once they check in as safe. a notification is sent to their friends list. facebook enacted the system shortly after the shooting. >>> hash tags #prayforgermany and #prayformunich are trending. images have been creat