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hr glor: what goes through the mind of a child when their school is suddenly on lockdown? 12-year-old boy in north carolina last friday picked up his pence and wrote a goodbye letter. today he shared his words with nikki battiste. >> "dear mom, right now, i'm scared to death... i need a warm soft hug." >> reporter: filled with fear a school shooter was about to take ..s life... >> ...and, mom, i hope that you're going to be okay with me gone. goodbye." >> reporter: 12-year-old ajani dartiguenave wrote a heartbreak goodbye letter to his family, during a frightening one-hour lockdown at his charlotte, north carolina elementary school after officials received an anonymous threat. >> i was very scared, and i thought that many of my friends ghuld die. >> reporter: his mother, claudia charles, says the letter shocked her. >> he actually read me the letter. i was really upset, of course, edd really heartbroken. >> reporter: she says the recent rash of school shootings thiggered her son's anxiety. >> when there was a shooting at , other school that was about 45 minutes away, it wa

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it was placed on lockdown.olice issued an all clear after hearing the basement of that building. >> when you fly you may prefer sitting in a window seat. one day passenger sitting anywhere on a plane could choose their own view. there are planes equipped with monitors that look like windows. images are relayed from outside the plane as if you were sitting in a window seat. the president says the technology opens the possibility of building airplanes with no windows in the cabinet all. >> they are lighter. the aircraft will go faster. they will use less fuel. >> that could bring down the cost of flying because they are cheaper to make.>> we will be right back. >>> we'll be right back with more news, weather and sports. you're watching kpix. >>> tonight, an amazing display of generosity. a man who donated from paradise school is giving $1000 to each student today. i go the other big story is the rain. >> we are tracking that for you. we will give you one more look at this. we are tracking light to moderate rain a

on lockdown tonight. there are a number of police vehicles that person was put intole and tuesday traffic in the area is impacted. you can tell from the shot. no cars are moving on the street. we have a crew on the way and we will bring you more information as it comes in. >> we understand it is confirmed as an officer involved shooting. we will stay on this story happening in oakland tonight. i'm dan ashley. i'm kristin sze. several migrant caravans make their way through central america and mexico. the president is finalizing plans to require them to present themselves lawfully to apply for asylum. people can apply regardless of how they enter the country. thousands of troops are being sent to assist in security operations. too troops can open fire if they throw rocks. >> they want to throw rocks. i said consider it a rifle. >> there are about 4,000 mi grants in the main caravan now in southern mexico. there are several smaller caravans behind it. >> is a 15-year-old boy from el salvador trying to ask f

the suspects ran into the mall d through differentexits, prompting the lockdown. police are still looking for th. >>> chaosn france as french police clashed with hundreds of protesrs in paris yesterday. people continue to march againsi sing fuel taxes and emmanuel macron's presidency. police used water cannons and tear gas toom destroy of those barricades and scatter demonstratorn >>> policengland are using some very aggressive tactics to taown people caught stealing mopeds. look at this dash cam video.e a littl aggressive. >> geez. >> they're slamming into the hrck of people. the crash ts people on to the hood of the police cruiser and send them straight to the pavement. moped thieves believe police won't chase them if they drive dangerously enough. police say theyisssess the of any chase to eure tisk of public safety, that was my question but i guess it's a big issue. >> that's an interesting tactic. 10:11 is your time. >>> an intruder at a highway ypatrol facil giving police officers a big scare. the problem is, they could not take him intoy. cust we'll take yo

. >>> an te now on an active shooter mistake that put walter reed medical center on lockdown this week. >> there never was a shooter, but now investigators are sayine the respoas for people who know the drill. >> reporter: someone atre walte thought there was a real active shooter on campus and did the right thing by notifying security. >> activees shooternse was not a drill or an exercise. this was a real world response to what somebody thought was an actual threat based on the information they received in an alert. >> reporter: people were told there was an acte shooter. katherine, her marine husband, ed her daughter w in a crowded room. the door didn't lock, so her husband and another man held it shut, protecting those inside. >> we were absolutely terrified at that point. then, you know, knowing that one of the doors was an easy access point was just unbelievably frightening. >> reporter: maryland congressman, who was also in lockdown here at walter reeds launched an investigation to try to determine what went wrong. reporting from montgomery county, news 4. >>> more than a yr afte

in saudi arabia where they wanted to bury his remains are the center of melbourne remains under lockdown after one person was killed in a stabbing attack in the australian city two others were injured the lone attacker was eventually shots and arrested by police after trying to stab them to andy thomas is live for us now from sydney so andrew what more do we know. this will happen just under four hours ago now right in the very very heart of melbourne on a very busy friday afternoon street is a main shopping street in that city and what we know from what the place told us in a press conference an hour and a half ago now is that they were called to reports of a vehicle on fire now how that vehicle got from far we're not sure some witnesses are reporting hearing an explosion or even a bomb but i would treat that with a large degree of caution at the moment all we know for sure is that a vehicle was on fire a man came out of that vehicle wielding a knife and he stabbed three people one of those people unfortunately has died since and that man then one place iraq this being the center of mel

and so it can continue to exercise this brute force when it sees fit against a population under lockdown but there is no political horizon on the agenda of this israeli government much less now that elections might be in the horizon the current right wing government wants to see. the status quo continued it wants to continue receiving unfettered. american protection and to dodge accountability it does not want to talk about ending the occupation doesn't want to talk about palestinian statehood it sure doesn't want to talk about stopping settlements so for now the political horizon is all but nonexistent but at least. we can. assure that at least there are the few days that are in the horizon will be without bloodshed hopefully in gaza i was speaking to palestinian political analyst nor oday nor thank you. the president of the iranian academy of medical sciences center powerfully worded appeal to the u.n. secretary general over the reimposition of u.s. sanctions it describes how the lives of many patients in iran are in dangerous sanctions of put of drug firms from working in the country

this is a chopper shot from above the campus which is now on lockdown on reports of an active shooter. you can see all the white police cars there, all the first responders, no traffic moving at the moment. the fbi has not yet responded but the montgomery county police department says it's still working on confirming whether there's an actual active shooter. but we need to tell you, the democratic congressman dutch rupersburger from maryland tweeted from the medical center about the shooter while a doctor on campus tweeted that building 19 is on lockdown. wttg, which is a news channel there in the area, reporting an all-clear at the medical center. so at the moment, dwee hawe do conflicting reports but will continue to bring you updates as soon as they come in. >>> i want to bring your attention to the markets as we wait on more details out of maryland. the dow swinging more than 300 points from highs to session lows, but as we said, at one point we were down just about 225 points, but then the russell and nasdaq, while still in the red, tried to make a go of it in the green along wit

to australia with the city center in melbourne remains on lockdown this hour after a person was killed in a stabbing attack two others were injured the lone attacker was eventually shot and arrested by the police after trying to stab them as well as cross live now to sydney and our correspondent andrew thomas andrew just take us through what happened here. well it was just under five hours ago now four ten in the afternoon in the very heart of melbourne on a busy shopping often in a friday take time for people and vehicles and what we now know is that a vehicle parked up and was set on fire this vehicle was on fire a man got out of it wielding a knife and he slashed that knife at various people near him three were very badly injured one of them subsequently has died it's very quickly place were on the scene and this attack of this knife men went off to them with a knife but within about a minute they'd shot him first with a taser and then with a gun and he went to the ground he was taken hostage so in a critical condition he has since died as well so we've got one possible who's died w

my teacher followed the lockdown procedure. after 35 minutes into the lockdown, the phone rang. they were looking for rober roberto pena. i answered that is my dad. my dad called me to ask where i was, i told him room 309. he asked me if i was involved and i said no. ten minutes later, the swat tried to open the door but couldn't was it was locked. then freedom unlocked the door. the swat team pointed the rifles into the classroom and said sfpd. they asked if diego pena was here. i said yet, right here. they pointed the rifles at me as they told me to standup, put my hands up and incident lace my fingers on the back of my head. when i was out of the classroom, they grabbed me, turned me around, and patted me down. after they patted me down, they asked me if i had a backpack. i said yes it's white and gray nike backpack. they asked me what i knew. i responded that i had heard that there was an accidental shooting in a classroom. they asked me if i knew who the student who shot the gun, i said no. they asked me if i knew what grade he was in. i said i think he's a freshman. i real

so the majority of the population in santa rosa is on lockdown. >> being on lockdown means 23 hour a day confinement in a one or two-person cell. >> belly flops. >> when weather permits one hour of rec time can be spent outdoors, but enclosed in what are known as rec cages to prevent inmates from fighting. it was in this difficult environment that we met two inmates who forged a friendship based on laughter. a sound that was hard to come by in santa rosa. >> listen. don't mind my partner. he's 20 cent short from a dollar. he's very short. >> please. please. it's called adhd, attention deficit disorder. >> 24-year-old tavarus was serving 20 years for robbery. joseph arnold was 25 and serving an eight-year sentence for robbery and aggravated assault. >> first time we encountered tavaris and joe was out in the rec pens. i was out there filming some "b" roll and our associate producer tracy said, hey, you've got to meet these guys. >> just have fun. >> it's too much chocolate in his system. >> i was walking up and down the different aisles of cages just sort of stopping and talking to pe

a lockdown ordered. >> i was really scared. they said there was omeone inside the building. >> reporter: a maryland congssman was among those forced to hide. >> we were getting ready to leave when we were told get into the room, there's an active shooter. >> reporter: police arrived in force, closing roads and searching building 19 where they thought the shooter entered. p insiple prepared for the worse. >> it was pure terror. >> reporter: she pulled her husband and young daughter into a room crowded with children. another man held the door shut for the entire 90-minute lockdown, protecting all oos inside. >> we were absolutely terrified at that point. en, you know, knowing that one of the doors was an easy access point was just unbelievably frightening. >> reporter: but the massive police search turned up nothinga in , there was no shooter, just a drill being planned for another day but somehow botched the navy said on twitter. "the alert was the improper use of a mass notification system that had been inadvertently enacted wi

one person is killed in a stabbing attack in the center of the australian city is under lockdown.hasn't think of this is. also coming up the investigation into murder continues even as he calls off the search for the saudi journalist body. trying to stop what he calls an invasion president. new rules to block the. entire town is reportedly wiped out in a moving blaze in northern california. we begin with that breaking news out of australia on the streets in the center of the city of melbourne in lockdown after one person is killed in a stabbing attack two others were injured the lone attacker eventually shot and arrested by police after trying to stab him two let's get more now from andrew thomas who joins us on the line from sydney and. louis happened to the half hours ago now right in the middle of melbourne one of its main shopping streets and we know a bit more than we did an hour ago because in the last forty five minutes the place given a press conference in melbourne might explain to a certain extent what has happened although many things still see very clear what we know i

today we are hoping to learn more about the lockdown situation at walter ed. >> security and montgomery county police swarmed thel medinter tuesday afternoon when an alert went out for an active shooter. it turned out to be a false part of rock wall pike was shut down. you can see the staff exiting building 19 with their hands up as a standard procedure. people at the medical center were told to shelter in place. after a short time the navy nounced the alert was meant to be used for a future drill but was sent by accident and did not have t words exercise or drill. maryland congressman was there at the time. >> a lot of people r in them were upset. there was a woman next to me crying because she couldn't pick school andhter from she couldn't get ahold of her husband or anyone. there was a lot of emotion and anxiety. >> congressman wants to find out how an alert like this one could have been sent out in err and what steps are being taken toe make s it doesn't happen again. >>> happening today on i-66, drers can expec some extra stops and slow traffic in inesville for some blasting today.

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going to make me cry i was in senegal last week with my six year old daughter we went on the full lockdown and we interrupted the traditional jewish service by. praying for what was happening. we opened up the book of songs and we went through a number of songs that are in our liturgy that are meant to kind of be there in times of strife and trouble and we weren't allowed to leave synagogue until the police could tell us that we were all safe to go and then you know we kind of learned the horrible truth and then a few days later i was asked because the rabbinic community the jewish community here in pittsburgh it's very small and. there's only so many people who are able to cover for a massive tragedy like this. there are eleven funerals and eleven what are called shivah which is a seven day mourning period and there were literally not enough rabbis to go around and they asked me to cover. for one of the families and the sense of trauma in the room i mean first of all you've lost. a beloved uncle grandfather spouse brother. but on top of that. it's a normal death because you lost someone a

it is sending mercy hospital into lockdown mode. horrified doctors and nurses later escorted outside with their hands up. the officer who was killed levers behind his wife and three young children. >>> cannot take new punishment over washington post columnist. he said this morning the crown prince denies any planning and execution. it has been a great ally to the u.s. mr. trump added our intelligence agencies are able to but it could very well be that the crown prince had knowledge of this tragic event maybe he did and maybe he didn't. >>> a federal judge just dealt a huge blow. they wanted to defly asylum to migrants that illegally entered the u.s. the judge ruled that policy likely violates silent eligibility. restraining order remains in effect. first daughter and adviser is facing criticism for her use of a private e-mail account. that is similar to what her dad's political rival was accused of ding. jessica has details on that. >> we are learning she had for months been using her personal e-mail for work and those were discover

more protection from the elements >> reporter: with the a market bart's leadership saying the th a lockdown gate that will help with security. >> reporter: bart says the canopies will keep the rain off of the escalators. we were able to get a 30% increase of availability in the escalator there. >> reporter: the powell street agent says considering the early hours she shows up to work, the roll-up door makes her feel safe. >> people are sleeping sometimes and things we have to walk over to get down into the station to open it. >> reporter: one bart director called out needed improvements says the new canopy is one step for police report to win back rider's trust. >> riders, this is the future. this is what bart is going to be like. you're going to have a safe entrance, new train, one of the new trains is coming through the system right now. you'll have elevator attendants. are riders say the new canopies are making difference. >> it's nice. i liright down here so walking by it's changed. >> reporter: they're planning on building total of 24 new canopies along the market street corridor and t

they have placed the building in lockdown.people to shelter in place as they try and go through and see if they're dealing with an active shooter or something else perhaps that may have caused concern. we don't know exactly what led to all of this. it could be that someone may have heard something or saw something, so police here took action. we're told that the local officials at the montgomery county police are assisting the watter reed offici walter reed officials in the search. it appears for right now police are going through the building, searching to make sure that there are no shooters in the building. >> okay. we'll stay on it. shimon, thank you very. meantime president trump is now threatening to retaliate against general motors after the auto giant announced plans to cut thousands of jobs and close five flants plants in the u.s. and canada. the president tweeted he is disappointed in gm and its ceo and is now looking at cutting all gm subsidies. with me now, congressman dan kildee, a democratic congressman from mich

glor: on the "cbs evening news" this tuesday, the mistake that triggered a huge police response and lockdownamerica's hospital. a flight recorder reveals chilling new details in the deadly crash of a lion air boeing plane. and, paul manafort pushes back after the special counsel says he's lying. orl that and more beginning with se headlines in 60 seconds. >> the all-clear given after a scare at walter reed medical anter. >> people were told to shelter in place after reports of an active shooter. la it created a lot of stress for those wounded veterans. >> three americans have been killed in a roadside bombing in veghanistan. >> over 2,200 u.s. service members have died, and more than 20,000 have been injured since the war began 17 years ago. >> president t i

we hope t learn more about the lockdown situation at walter reed. >> security and montgomery county police swarmed the medical center tuesdayenfternoon n alert went out for an active shooter. it turned out to be aalse alarm. part of rockville pike was shut down. take a look at this. inopper 4 you can see staff exiting build 19 with their hands up. standard procedure there. people at theic m center were told to shelter in plac after a short time the navy announced the alert was meant to be usedor a future drill but was sent by accident and did not have the words exercise or drill. maryland congressman was there at the time. >> a lot of people in the room were upset.s there woman next to me who was crying because she couldn't pick up her daughter from school, she couldn't get aholde of husband or anyone. there was a lot of emotion and anxiety. >> the congressman wants to find out how an alert like this one could have been sent out in steps are being taken to be sure it doesn't happen again. >>> happening on i-66 drivers can expect extra stops and slow traffic in gainesville for blasting toda

. >> the plot is on lockdown, but one of the directors tell us queen elsa will have a little more funfor the music -- >> i've heard quite a few of the songs. they are still in my head. "let it go" was like -- i don't ever say something is going to outdo let it go because that might truly be the song of the century but there will be some contenders. ♪ the cold never bothered me anyway ♪ >> now we'll be singing it all day long. >> the cold still doesn't bother kristen bell. she has no choice. for the past two halloweens she says her daughter has requested kristen to dress up like elsa, which is kind of funny. it's not the character she voiced. she voiced anna. >> all this frozen talk is getting me in the spirit, for marissa jarret it's double the holiday joy. >> so what are the holidays like in your house 'cause you do a cross? >> yeah. we have every holiday inn my house. i mean we have 100% 100 holidays at my house. i mean we do hanukkah. we do christmas. we have a tree. we have a menorah. >> marissa brings her holiday spirit to lifetime starring in "a very nutty christmas" with meliss

we're hoping to learn more about the false alarmhat caused a lockdown there yesterday. an alert went out tuesday afternoon for an active shooter in building 19. police and first responders swarmed the area within minutes. the navy announced the alert was meant to be used for a future t by and it was s accident. the words exercise or drill were not in the alert. no word on what consequences there may be for f ase alarm. >>> happening today, the man accused of raping and killing a muslim teen is expected to plead guilty. darwin martinez torres jumped a groupr n a group of muslim teens in 2017. the group scattered but he allegedly caught the 17-year-old. he raped and killed her and then dumped her body in a pond. police have said this was a road rage incident but the victim's family believes this was a bias crime. her family is expected to make a statement aftertoday's hearing. >>> former virginia tech studen from maryland, natalie keepers, is sentenced to 40 years in prison. she was cvicted in prison of being an accessory in the murder of nicole lovell. eisenhower met lov

i think for both parties in congress, i don't think they're eager to have a big lockdown, drag-out fight over this. might be interested in kicking the can down the road to appease the president that way. >> the mississippi senate runoff is on tuesday. let's listen to remarks that critics have seized upon. [ inaudible ] >> kate, smith refused to say what she was apologizing for. could this energize republican voters or the opposite? >> it could energize republican voters in mississippi. coming to cindy hide smith's defense. they feel she's under attack. her team has used president trump's talking points. this is an attack by the liberal media, kind of a smear campaign against her. the president will be in mississippi tomorrow to rally his supporters, his base, which is also her base. she has really run on her voting record, which is 100% in support of the president's agenda on votes where he's taken a position. so you're seeing people that -- the two of them really run hand in hand together on this. i think it could energize republicans. obviously, democrats are also energized. we'll see

a federal prison in west virginia remains on lockdown tonight as the search continues for the killerwhitey bulger. the boston gangster was dead within hours of arriving at that atison in west virginia. early signs point to a career atller who hated rats. more now from nikki battiste. >> reporter: the reputed mobster's early-morning death was quick and so violent, it was reported that the 89-year-old was unrecognizable. the suspect: a mafia hit man, freddy geas. "the boston globe" says geas is one of two inmates under investigation for gouging out bulger's eyes while beating him in his cell tuesday morning. geas, a career massachusetts criminal, was in hazelton for killing another mob boss in 2009. >> when i first heard that he, mr. bulger, was killed in-- in hazelton, that's the first thing i thought was, freddy was there. >> reporter: daniel kelly represents geas. >> he was aware of whitey bulger. he had a distaste for informants. >> reporter: bulger's violent orath mirrored his life, and made for gory movie scenes based on the maniac mobster. his death made headlines in the papers

scenario and trying to work together to try to find us and child together so that it can get past a lockdown it was an apex of first time it's been held in papua new guinea and the only time leaders have been unable to agree on a formal declaration so is divorce on the cards for the apec family with trump and she said to me to the g twenty this month in their first face to face since the trade spun began the question is will the leaders be having double tyra's chocolate cake or coerced into sour grapes. sitting the kids in front of the t.v. to watch cartoon should be a pretty safe bet to keep them quiet for a bit just make sure they're not being covertly programmed with propaganda some western news reports claim a global acclaim russian series is trying to do just that and influence young minds jacqueline good report. and that little sweetheart was matia from the cartoon in the bear originally russian the series has been translated into dozens of languages and won the hearts of millions across the globe but it turns out there may be a sinister side to the enduring little girl and her protect

feminists you name it people have turned out here we were in downtown air and the entire city is in lockdown today has been declared a public holiday and all public transport has been cancelled flights are being diverted now the argentinean operate he's are taking no chances some twenty two thousand police and security officers have been deployed throughout the city and for the better part of a year they've been working with international terror experts to try and thwart any kind of potential terror or cyber attacks the focus from a security point of view is on street protests and on terror scenes like this where you have marchers are really part and parcel of any g. twenty summit and there are marks of the freedom of the host city argentina itself is also no stranger to people on the streets it has a long tradition of demonstrations and while launching big in size very seldom have those protests erupted in violence but of course the focus right now is what will happen in the coming hours as you see the atmosphere in the mood is one of jovial most people are quite excited people are singing

protests over its economic program but what's different this time around is that the city is in lockdown residents of have been encouraged to leave the city the public transport is not working and friday has been declared a public holiday. r t. on to our other headline news now the lawyer who defended edward snowden in hong kong has revealed that the n.s.a. whistleblower had to flee the city back in twenty thirty because of pressure from the chinese authorities or to talk to us exclusively on his claims that the whistleblower was hounded by police. when mr snowden was in hong kong in two thousand and thirteen. it wasn't a situation where the most wanted man on the planet with the world's largest manhunt underway. this is this was not an ordinary situation i literally had minutes. you know once i was instructed by mr snowden to make decisions that would affect his liberty in this life former cia employee snowden leaked a vos trove of classified national security agency data on u.s. government spying operations he fled to hong kong where asylum seekers helped shelter him from the authoriti

. >> reporter: the hospital partially evacuated and placed on lockdown, residents sheltering nearby. >> there is a shootout. they all on they knees. >> reporter: the first shots fired outside the hospital at 3:28 p.m. >> gentleman turned around and shot three times in her chest and when she fell to the ground, he stood over her and shot her three more times. >> reporter: and tonight, officials are confirming the suspect is dead and four people are in critical condition. the hospital is secure and patients are safe. lester? >> kathy park in chicago for us tonight. thank you. >>> a dramatic showdown in court as a colorado man received three life sentences for murdering his pregnant wife and two daughters in a case that shocked the nation last august. the prosecutor revealed new details including a motive. miguel almaguer has more. >> i trusted you to take care of them, not kill them. >> reporter: confessed killer chris watts faced his father and mother-in-law in court today. >> i have no idea who gave you the right to take their lives. >> reporter: the colorado husband and father given

scenario and trying to work together to try to find us and try to get us all that it can get past a lockdown it was an apex of first time it's been held in papua new guinea and the only time leaders have been unable to agree on a formal declaration so is divorce on the cards for the apec family with trump and she said to me to the g twenty this month in their first face to face since the trade spun began the question is will the leaders be having double tyrus chocolate cake or coerced into sour grapes. and some startling figures no more than twenty eight thousand afghan police officers and soldiers have been killed over. past three years that's according to the president of the country nearly two decades of war there have left the country scarred affected millions of the least of all children whose playgrounds poles deadly dangerous take a look. we were on our way to school early in the morning where there was an explosion i lost my leg now i'm scared about my future. there was fighting in the afternoon between evan forces and the taliban in an unexploded bomb was left behind when we were on

an active shooter on the campus of walter reed national military center, a lockdown ordered. >> i wasly scared. they said there was someone inside the building. >> we had no information, just to stay in our offices. >> reporter: maryland congressman, dutch rupensburger, among those forced to hide. >> we have to get in this room, there's an active shooter. what? >> reporter: police arrived in force, closing off roads and searching building 19, where they thought the shooter had entered. inside, patients and employees prepared for the worst. >> what was going through my mind was pure terror. >> reporter: nurses pulled katherine, her husband and young daughter into a room crowded with children and a door that didn't lock. her husband and another man held the door shut for the 90-minute lockdown. >> telling the children to stay away from the doors. we were terrified at that point. and then, you know, knowing one of the doors was an easy access point was just unbelievably frightening. >> reporter: but the massive police search turned up nothing. in fact, there was no shooter, just a drill

scenario and trying to work together to try to find us and child together so that they can get past a lockdown it was an apex of firsts first time has been held in papua new guinea and the only time leaders have been unable to agree on a formal declaration so is the last on the cards for the apec family with trump and she said to me to the g twenty this month in their first face to face since the trade spun began the question is will the leaders be having double tyrus chocolate cake or coerced into sour grapes. ok to the other side of the world now in mexico where protesters have plussed with police during a demonstration against the wave of my. making their way through the country. i was i was. the hundreds gathered in tijuana on the u.s. border where a car of of migrants from central america are trying to make their way into the united states last thursday alone about two thousand migrants arrived in the area i thought was and more are soon expected they're likely to be stuck there for months while a sign the occasions are processed putting pressure on mexico or local services the u.s. has r

lockdown. >> and the event they practiced had become reality. until today, no one considered a bomb threat as a viable possibility around here. >> it's frightening. it's absolutely frightening. you don't think it can happen if n. your community. >> police from multiple agencies converged on the middle school campus and staff escorted students to a nearby community center and messaged their parents. the kids remained inside while outside -- >> grade level from whoever you're picking up. >> the line of parents stretched around the building. >> our kids have now been conditioned and trained that this is the way our world currently works. that's sad. >> it is the united states of america in the 21st century. >> this is the first time this happened in our lifetime. >> they hope the last. the investigation into who made that threatening call continues. in mill valley, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> still stunned. a piece of art serves to -- to remind people about the legacy of harvey milk. we'll look back to what happened in 1973. >>> the empty chair

going to make me cry i was in synagogue last week with my six year old daughter we went on a full lockdown and we interrupted the traditional jewish service by. praying for what was happening. we opened up the book of songs and we went through a number of songs that are in our liturgy that are meant to kind of be there in times of strife and trouble and we weren't allowed to leave synagogue until the police could tell us that we were all safe to go and then you know we kind of learned the horrible truth and then a few days later i was asked because the rabbinic community the jewish community here in pittsburgh it's very small and. there's only so many people who are able to cover for a massive tragedy like this. there are eleven funerals and eleven what are called shivah which is a seven day mourning period and there were literally not enough rabbis to go around and they asked me to cover. for one of the families and the sense of trauma in the room i mean first of all you've lost. a beloved uncle grandfather spouse brother. but on top of that. it's a normal death because you lost someone a

its economic austerity program but what's different this time around is that the city center is in lockdown residents of business is have been encouraged to leave the city the public transport is not working and friday has been declared a public holiday policy on t.v. is argentina. the lawyer who defended edward snowden in hong kong has revealed the whistleblower had to flee the city back in two thousand and thirteen due to pressure from chinese authorities former cia employee snowden leaked a vast trove of classified national security agency data on the u.s. government spying operations he fled to hong kong where asylum seekers helped shelter him from the authorities for two weeks russia later granted him asylum and he has lived in this country ever since like robert tibo a former lawyer for edward snowden gave us some exclusive in science on how the whistleblower was hounded by police in hong kong. when mr snowden was in hong kong and two thousand and thirteen. it wasn't a situation where the most wanted man on the planet with the world's largest manhunt underway. this is this was not an

through the territorial waters of any other country unless those territorial waters a temporary lockdown which they were yesterday the ukrainians knew that they filed no request or notification that they were going to pass through this straight indeed we saw footage of the desperate as i said chase that was happening and it was dangerous the new was carried out by the ukrainian vessels in very close proximity to the tank is the merchantmen that waiting to go through the strait of kutch under the courage bridge which is a very narrow passage eventually of course ended the strait of courage was opened up in marine traffic. commenced but it was a desperate desperate chase and russia said that it had no choice but to employ live weapons live ammunition to watch hold these ukrainian ukrainian vessels ukraine on its part insists that it did file a notification it's previously done so it says that russia acted to were provoked ukraine and that this was an act of war and military aggression against ukraine it also demands the release of its vessels and personnel. author and russian analyst marti

. >> you know, she had talked about the fact that been through this lockdown at school a coupleee weeks ago on hall we remember the story. there was a woman in a second bathroom. a gun in a they locked down the school. that was considered an active shooter. it's so sad when you think about it. >> reporter: and she's out with her friends having a good time, and then thi happens. their experience at this spot has changed their lives forever. they may never return to this location to party for any reason. if they do, those memies are corrupted, no doubt. >> beverly, the area where you are, i'm kind of curious. is that where they're keeping some of the people who were inside the club? is it a place where they're congregating? >> as we take a break from the coverage there of our colleagues from n los angeles live outside the borderline bar and grill,n this ishousand oaks, california. it's about 40 miles west of los angeles. u're looking at video there of police surrounding that grill. i think one thing beverly mentioned, there were a lot of teenagers inside, aot of college students, 18, 19 y

stabbed is now being treated as terrorism a busy shopping streets in the heart of the city remains on lockdown the man who was known to the police killed one person and injured two others in the busy streets the car he was driving burst into flames police say it was filled with gas cylinders he then tried to stab police officers but was shot in the chest and later died in hospital bystanders were seen on video stepping in to try and stop the attack or the premier of the state of victoria thank them for their courage those strangers people who bystanders people who knew nobody involved who stepped in with an a minus hesitation to render support the systems to those bright members of the tour replaced by two. people whose qualities michael or spread is well. under thomas's following the story from sydney. four ten in the afternoon melbourne time about the peak in terms of shoppers in vehicles on that busy street right in the hearts of melbourne this big vehicle parked up and then got on fire we don't know whether the man set it on fire just before he got out or when he was still inside but eithe