e lockdown here at the white house it has been lifted.l reporting live from the white house for fox 5 local new ronica cleary. ♪ >>> quite a scene at the world war ii memorial this morning. an event was held there to honor those soldiers who loss their lives in world war ii and to pay contributor to the more than 16 mil young who served our w country. a dozen world war ii veterans also laid wreaths located and the west side. more than four thousand gold stars. each one representsing wanion americans -- 100 americans killed. a message heres we mark the prie of freedom. meanwhile all flags at federalel buildings we're flown at half staff. the flags were lowered from sunrise until noon and then raised to full height until sundown tonight. the lowering of the flag in theg morning o honors those who were killed and honors the living veterans the rest of the day. >>> p meanwhile lots of folks hoping twho celebrate a sunny memorial day at the beach. >> not so the weather put a damper on many holiday plans. live look at ocean city maryland you can see the overcast sky,vec lil bit avenue fog,

cnn's joe johns has this story for us. >> reporter: security lockdown here at the white house, the secretan with a gun approached a security checkpoint right around the corner from the front door of the white house. he was told numerous times to put the gun down, and when he did not do that he was shot in the stomach, taken into custody, then taken to the hospital. the man's name was not immediately released. >> i was like five feet away from the first fence where the public is. then i hear -- i saw the guy enter the other fence with the white shirt. and then close to the first fence then i turned because i was on my phone. then i hear the gunshot. very strong very -- you know, then they turn, the guy was on the floor. i yelled to my family, hey, the guy got shot. the guy got shot. then i hear the police guards come with their guns handcuffing him. that's what i heard. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect's weapon was taken into custody and his vehicle was seized. the president of the united states was not in the white house complex at the time of the shooting, but vice president was

. >> reporter: security lockdown here at the white house. the secret service says a man with a gun approached a security checkpoint right around the corner from the front door of the white house. he was told numerous times to put the gun down, and when he did not do that, he was shot in the stomach, taken into custody, then taken to the hospital. the man's name was not immediately released. >> i was like five feet away from the first fence where the public is, and i hear -- i saw the guy enter the other fence with a white shirt, you know, close to the first fence. and then i turned because i was on my phone. and then i hear the gunshot, very strong, very -- you know. then i turn, and the guy was on the floor. so i yelled to my family, hey, the guy got shot. the guy got shot. then i hear the police guards come with their guns, you know, and handcuffing him. then they start pushing out. that's what i saw. that's what i heard, yeah. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect's weapon was taken into custody, and his vehicle was seized. the preside

the lockdown here has been lifted.n see, we are out on the lawn, though, out on the street. there are a number of secret service officer who is are there. it appears that the street in front of the white house is still blocked off for pedestrian traffic. now, we want to go to a piece of video that was shot just a little while ago from a woman who described what she saw when the shooting occurred and we are told from sources that this was a male suspect who was confronted by the officers, gun in hand. listen. >> well, we were standing right in front of the house and getting ready to take a picture of all of us and all of a sudden we heard a gunshot. now, we didn't think it was for real until my father was standing just a few feet away from the fence and my father tells us that he all of a sudden sees this guy that was very close to the fence drop down on the floor. and that's when he told us, hey, hey, be careful. i think somebody got shot. everybody be careful. >> the suspect, we're told, shot in the abdomen and transf

>> the lockdown here in the white house has been lifted. reporters and camera crews are now permitted to go outside onto the white house lawn. and since we're able to move here from the building itself, one would imagine that we could also exit the white house grounds proper and get outside the fence onto pennsylvania avenue. but i'd like to stress again that the white house itself and anybody in the white house, was not in any apparent threat, because the shooting occurred at a guard post, a secret service guard post on the opposite side of the old executive office building, which, as you walk, is about -- at least a block and a half to as long as two blocks from the white house itself. and while we are told that this individual had a gun and was apparently at least brandishing the gun, and had been ordered several times to put down the weapon and did not and was subsequently shot, we've had nobody tell us that there was a shot fired by the individual suspect, or whether the gun itself was even loaded. and for somebody to approach a guard

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and out of the hospital during the lockdown th that the situation here was secure.e talked to a couple of employees who were coming out from work this afternoon. they told me that they did receive an e-mail alert telling them that the hospital was in fact on lockdown. i want to talk about those other two victims, too, as well. one of them is in grave condition. we're in touch with police to find out exactly if he is going to make it. the other man who was shot at the mall, he passed away. montgomery county police details will be released when available. of course, we'll keep pressing them to find out what we can exactly about the victims of the westfield montgomery mall shooting today. >> gladys tordil was a chemistry teacher at high point high school in beltsville. >> she was allegedly shot and killed by her estranged hospital eulalio tordil yesterday evening. now that community is coming together to help gladys' two daughters go to college. they're set to go to the university of maryland this fall. the fundraising site has been set up to help them reach their educ

here, secure, was but the lockdown eventually lifted. now things are pretty much back to normal around the white house. live in northwest, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: now a terrifying scene that you first saw here. >> he was barking at me saying, ma'am, i have your daughter. leon: a phone call that your child has been kidnapped. we told you about this scam earlier this week. it is happening in new places, and tonight a victim is speaking out. she has a warning for everyone. richard reeve has what you need to know about this. richard: just imagine that you are that mother, how terrifying has been kidnapped. for a full half hour, she had no idea this was a scam. [phone rings] >> hello, this is susan. richard: it began with a phone call. >> i hear crying, mom, mom. richard: she was convinced it was her 17-year-old daughter. then a man's voice. >> he was barking at me, i have your daughter. another she grabbed line in another room and called 911 and put the phone on speaker. >> i said, you kid that my daughter come your holding her for mon

lockdown status. >> how long am i going to be here?> once we've done the investigation, once we check the cameras and everything. hold on tight. >> all right. >> they will be confined 23 hours a day and lose phone and visitation privileges. that comes as especially bad news for berry who had an important visit scheduled later in the day. she was going to ask a friend for bond money. >> i was supposed to get my visit to get up out of here. >> i understand but anybody on lockdown don't get any visits. they lose that privilege. she wasn't happy at all because today is their visit day. i believe she was expecting a visit because somebody was going to bail her out, but her actions, that's the reason why she is in there. >> so i'm stuck here. i'm trying to stay strong, but to be away from my kids and all that i have to deal with, it hurts. you don't want to be here. you don't. >>> coming up -- >> just trying to get a clear view of what really happened and add their stories to it and try to piece together anything. >> officers turn to the tap

. >> inmates here are basically lockdown 23 out of 24 hours. they come out one hour daily for rec. and they come out 15 minutes every other day for a shower. >> under such tight supervision, the relationship between officer and inmate can be violent. >> i've been in two riots and maybe four or five are breakups of fights from other inmates. >> you have officers that provoke inmates and they create a situation to where an inmate becomes violent. >> the inmates in the maximum security unit are locked down not because of their crime but because of their violent behavior within the prison walls. >> i smashed one of the officer's hands. in a pie flap. he had to get eight stitches. and she had blood clots in her arm. >> 21-year-old lewis ramone is one of the most violent inmates inside unit four. he is serving a life sentence for first-degree murder. it's his actions inside riverbend that keep him in maximum security. he's only allowed to do this interview behind glass while in full restraints. >> i got a cup of urine i was going to throw at an officer when he come by. so they got a shie

lockdown. today school is in session here in town. police say they're going to have an officer on patrol at every single school throughout the school day as they try to track buckell down. they're telling people to secure their homes, lock their doors, and to secure their vehicles as well. here's a picture of arthur buckell. court documents show he would have been eligible for parole in just 18 days if he'd not escapes. surveillance images show him walking into a cvs store in barnegat yesterday. a day earlier, corrections officers noticed he was missing when guards did an inmate count at 6:00 a.m. buckell was locked up on charges of aggravated assault. now, the mayor here in town is vowing to catch buckell. schools are open today. we'll bring you more in the next half hour. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> pamela, thanks. >>> 4:04 and 50 degrees outside. new from overnight, a woman is recovering from burns this morning following a house fire in the ogontz neighborhood of philadelphia. medics took an injured woman to einstein hospit

here tonight. this is our second night of being in secret service lockdown mode. tor bernie sanders is here with us tonight. [ applause ] >> jimmy: last night on the show we had donald trump. tonight bernie. i'm interviewing all the candidates so i can decide which one of them will be my running mate. usually i know vice presidents do it the other way around, u i'm not usually, and this is how i do it. if there's anyone who knows the importance of a good solid number two, it's bernie sanders. i think he'll be very receptive. [ applause ] >> jimmy: the secret service had to sweep our building for the second day today. doc dogs came in. i've had so many pat downs this week, one of the secret service guys told me to get checked because i had a lump. sanders to give me a question to ask donald trump. bernie's question was will you debate me before the california primary, and trump said he would if the debate raised money for charity. it would be unusual to have a debate like this. it made a lot of chatter. >> for bernie sanders, there's a serious interest in meeting do

lockdown mode. there is a sense of normal sigh around here but also a sense of erie -- eerie calm as they're trying to divert traffic. getting to be rush hour in d.c. the streets shut down, agents with automatic weapons out. so it's clear from perspective on the ground that they still have not yet totally come down from obviously a very, very tense situation a couple of hours ago. >> certainly handled it very well. we do know a little bit about this fellow who was shot. identified only as a white male, shot in the chest, that he did not appear to be agitated prior, that he had calmly walked up to this security gate, his weapon very visible, and that is when it got a little tense when he refused to empty the weapon or to drop the weapon and that is when he was shot. now, obviously they're going to continue closing off this area right in front of the white house. is it procedure that they do this for x number of hours until they know for sure that there weren't others involved? what are you hearing. >> reporter: the secret service closes it down for however long they feel like. often times they'll cl

victims ier brought here to suburban hosg two dno kwve police investigation but if you look behind me one of the entrances at the height of this incident, the hospital was placed on lockdown. that means, they had enhanced security, restricting the entrance and exit, all of that, has since been lifted here is a little bit more. >> one of the male victims deceased. the other male victim in grave condition. the female victim is being treated at a local inicantly here, we do know that there is still owh well, surelle all of this, and again, tonight, right now, the victims identities have not been released but of course if that changes we'll bring that information to you. >> keisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> thank you, quish a meantime first victim in this two day shooting spree was gladys tordil, estranged wife of the suspected gunman. she was shot and killed in the parking lot of high point high school in beltsville yesterday evening. >> police say two got into a fight while she was wait to go pick up her children, they got no argue a. witness tried to help that's when police say eulalio tordil statement on all every us at bridges johns county school a htogether tohe funds t

lockdown situation inside the mall. however, we do know that these cars here in this rainy parking lot in the police perimeter not allowed to leave perhaps, some of those folks who are outside gathered outside of that macy's entrance are the owners of these vehicles. you can see there's a woman here just kind of casually walking by in her umbrella walking to another entrance. so it does seem like people are coming to the mall, uncertain of what is happening. a security guard here running to the scene. it's just a very fluid situation. we are just showing you pictures live here of what we are se -- before our eyes, police and state police. we have montgomery county police, and we do have some officers that are briefing other members of the media who have gathered here as well to try to get the latest information. everyone is just trying to piece this all together and figure out exactly what happened. there were unconfirmed reports of a drive-by. captain paul starks could not say whether or not that was the case. however we all know they do look at every single possibility when they are investigating pieces and situations

lockdown. >> i used to come here, growing up all the time, used to just come here and hang out at the mall. now, i don't even want to come here. >> well, man. so this arthur derosa shot and kill by an off-duty police officer. state police say they found no evidence of terrorism here. who knows why he did t we'll never know. >> well, in camden this morning, one man rush to the hospital after an early morning shooting. it happened around 1:30 this morning on south seventh and everett streets. the victim ' condition has not been released and no word if any arrests have been made. >> investigators hoping surveillance footage leads them to the driver behind hit-and-run in west philadelphia. >> yes, that driver nearly killed a man riding his bike sickle 52nd and spruce streets around 2:00 yesterday morning. in the video, the driver is on the wrong side of the road and speeds through a red light. security cameras capturing the white suv ramming the cyclist from behind. moments later, you can see, another driver pull over to help the victim lying in the street there. he remains in the hospital. but

this is happening on may day, which is a security lockdown of some degree here in istanbul, but a blastlatively rare and i think it will be another reminder of how chilling which is for many living in southern turkey, it's not clear who could be behind it. a police target may be something that the the kurds may have chosen or it could be isis who have increased their scope and operations inside southern turkey and elsewhere of late. troubled times here, certainly and another worrying key city targeted by a blast like this, george. >> we're following this story live with us on the phone from istanb istanbul. nick, thank you so much for this explosion outside of a police headquarters that has killed one officer, injured 13 other people. we'll continue to follow that story. >>> the u.s. secretary of state john kerry will meet with middle eastern diplomats in geneva, switzerland, sunday and the topic will be to uphold a cease-fire deal in syria. nearly 30 air strikes hit rebel-held areas in owe lep -- aleppo on saturday. the president of the syrian national coalition says opposition forces

lockdown has been lifted. at this point the police are here talking to the surviving victims, those two still alive. one gentleman fighting for his life. horace holmes, abc7 news. leon: our thoughts are with him. thank you. we will continue to follow major story as it develops. these were pictures taken earlier. the suspect in the case who for the last 24 hours shot six people, killing three. that was when he was taken into custody this afternoon in a parking lot. after one of the shootings, he went to a boston market in a strip mall and sat for a while. in a few minutes we'll check back with jennifer donelan who is peeking with people at the restaurant where the -- speaking with people at the restaurant where the suspect eulalio tordil was hiding inside the mall at the time of the shooting. that is coming up. so on weather alert tonight as heavy rains are bringing potential for problems all across the abc7 viewing area. mobiletrak7 monitoring the road conditions. we will alert you if we find any problems out there tonight. let's get the latest, though, from meteorologist steve rudin who is here tod

here. >> elijah received 15 days of disciplinary lockdown and loss of privileges.will receive one hour out of his cell for days. while he's on lockdown, he won't be able to place orders or make phone calls or visitors. none of it matters to him now that his court case has been resolved. >> he says his remaining time at the jail will be memorable. >> now, i am going to cause some hell until i get out of here which means i am going to take a few days off and i am going to go back to work. so that means i will be good and i will be bad at this amount of days. >> you have the days maxed out. yes. >> so what happens tomorrow? >> flood the toilet or pop the sprinkler, depending on the weather. because it is cold outside, i am not going thomas hock soo be so that water. >> i want to get it all over with. >> coming up, deandre sanders, gets another shot from general population. >> everything they ask me to do it, i am going to do it. i am not going back. >> imperfectly fine living in my own dam zone to be put in [ bleep ] every time. >> he's moved to another unit >> there

. >>> local school goes into lockdown after bomb threats from a student. chopper three right here over phoenixville high school. where student and teachers were sent to the football stadium for safety. according to the letter from the superintendent, the student place add back pack on classroom floor and claimed there was a bomb inside. he was over heard by a teacher. and police responded, the student sent in custody, no explosives were found. authorities gave the all-clear, and classes were able to resume. >>> enjoy the sunshine. >> i have to tell you, jim, feels very nice out here, even though we had seen couple of clouds move in, overall, we just got nice, what we call, partly sunny afternoon unfold willing here, further north you go, further brighter to the south, but regardless everyone is actually dry for a change. and we are expecting these temperatures to continue to rebound, and we start things off by taking a quick view of storm scan, at the moment locally, not actually tracking any wet weather. no storms in site here locally right now. but you can see within the last fe

a position on the edges of the park on the roofs of the building as the situation here turned into that tense lockdown situation for a short while. we are told now that lockdown has been lifted, the park not yet open. we expect to see that reopen soon. for now, guys, back to you. >> thanks. >>> head down the street now from your location to wusa9's ileana diaz who is at pennsylvania and 17th just up the street from where the shooting happened a e. ileana, what do you have? >> reporter: well, right now mood is a lot more calm than it was just an hour or two ago. what you're seeing is again the corner of 17th and pennsylvania avenue. you can still see a lot of secret service and police around still keeping a lot of people away from the area because naturally this is a very popular place for tourists and many of them were here when those shots rung out and this is what they had to say. >> we were a little bit over that way. the shooting happened five, 10 feet back on the left-hand side. that's where he was and that's where they put him down on the ground and had him in handcuffs and all the guns and ever

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lockdown. the president of the united states was not on the property playing golf at andrews air force base. the vice president was and he was secure. the entire situation was resolved and what initially happened here was that they lifted the lockdown at the white house and now things are getting back to normal. they have identified a car that was driven by the individual they believe showed up with the gun and they are searching that for additional evidence as this investigation continues. >> they identified the suspect but no motivation or explanation, at least not yet? >> reporter: absolutely. that is correct. it's not clear what the motivation of this individual was showing up here at the white house with a gun but they certainly are looking into that at this point. >>> there is more breaking news on the case of the egyptian airliner. flight data information shows smoke alerts were triggered on board just before contact that was lost at flight 804. searchers are beginning to locate debris and human remains. brian todd is joining us in "the situation room" with new information. what are you learning? >> cnn has just obtained data from a realtime recording system that smoke alarms went off in the

lockdown of sorts. kiet. >> reporter: the kids here will be getting a lesson in biology and public help. the health department has ordered them to wipe down nearly every surface that you can touch by hand so that's what the staff and volunteers have been doing disinfecting desks, doorknobs, water fountains, everything. the outbreak of viral gastroenteritis started on april 29 when a student vomited in class. more than 90 students out of 568 and 6 employees have gotten the flu. kids will be ordered to spend recess and lunch in their classrooms. the school play that was scheduled for yesterday and today is postponed to keep it from spreading. >> the principal really felt that it was better right now that we don't have community members coming in especially grandparents or children coming to the play. >> reporter: the good news, it looks like the rate of new infections here is slowing down. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> so what about that musical? the show must go on, right? >> reporter: yeah. absolutely. they really were looking forward to this or really disappointed it go

lockdown. >> the cabin steward said he was here to check the cabin. they looked inside the closets, in the shower. underneath the bed, and on the balcony. >> reporter: the staff also checked the ship's surveillance videos, finding broberg's fall was captured on camera. >> we have now concluded the review of all of our cameras. unfortunately, it appears she may have fallen into the water early in the morning. >> reporter: the cruise line notifying the coast guard at 5:00 friday evening. 15 hours after broberg went overboard. >> they did not know a passenger went overboard until they had to search the cameras some 15 hours later. >> reporter: the cruise line explaining they were following standard protocol. and industry experts noting overboard incidents are extremely rare. broberg's family saying they are shocked and deeply saddened. we hope and pray the u.s. coast guard is able to bring samantha home. the coast guard admits it will be tough to find her, especially after so much time. but, because the water is so warm, they believe she could still be a

here. active shooter lockdown at morton ranch high school in katy texas and the shooter was reported in a transportationat school so it looks like it's under control. we don't know the extent of injuries but at least several people suggested injured as a result so we are working this story from the sheriff department, harris county texas. more on that. martha: also waiting to hear from john kasich, at an event outside washington today. expected to take questions from reporters. you see them gathered there, what his plan is going forward after ted cruz suspended his campaignso we will look to see if there's any news and that is moments away so stay tuned for that from don kasich. now donald trump and hillary clinton in the path , a strong ground game is key in reaching out to voters must this election cycle everything seems different doesn't it? donald trump has turned the gop convention on its head with a bare-bones infrastructure and is confident his campaign has what it takes to go the distance. >> i think were going to beat hillary. she's horrible on the economy, horrible on jobs. she's really horrib

lockdown. >>> the cabin stewart came in and said he was here to check the cabin, the shower, the bed and the balcony. >> reporter: they checked the surveillance videos finding the fall was captured on camera. >>> we have concluded from our cameras it appears she may have fallen in the water early in the morning. >> reporter: the crews notified coast guard friday evening 15 hours after she went overboard. >>> they did not know that the passenger went overboard until they searched through the cameras 15 hours later. the crews line saying they followed standard protocol. the cruise line saying overboard incidents are very rare. the coast guard admits it will be tough to find her after so much time, because the water is so warm they believe she could still be alive and so for now, they will keep searching. marcy gonzalez, abc noose -- news, bayone new jersey. >>> president obama will speak at the rutgers 250th commencement address. 12,000 graduates are expected to attend the ceremony that begins in 20 minutes. the action cam was at the camden campus this morning where hundreds boarded buses for

lockdown for hours. eight people shot, at least two killed, two officers among the wounded. here's phillip mena. >> reporter: a quiet holiday weekend shattered when gunfire erupts in an upscale houston neighborhood. >> one more down at -- two people down. >> reporter: 10:15 a.m. officers arrive to find two men armed with guns. one an ar-15 rifle. police say at least one suspect opened fire in the streets. blowing out car windows, igniting a gas station. >> do we believe this is just one or do we think we have two shooters? >> reporter: residents told to stay in their homes as a gun battle raged outside. >> get in your house! >> reporter: video shot from a nearby church. where con gregants huddled together for safety. the first officer on the scene shot several times. s.w.a.t. teams and a police chopper move in. gunmen firing on that chopper, even hitting homes. >> female was shot in the leg. >> reporter: one woman shot in her car, another driver killed. a boy scout giving first aid to a wounded officer. >> i asked him to remove his vest, and once he had done that, i wrapped up the

lockdown. some of the shoppers were stunned too. >> if i had known there was a shooting here, i probably wouldn't have come. >> i am going home. >> montgomery mall management later issued a statement saying they were closely with police and they kept them all open to sure -- to those who wanted to remain inside. >> they went on to say they were grateful or law enforcement ensuring the safety of the community. all of us are shocked and saddened by these events. we will stay on top of all the developments and continue to feel you win on this disturbing case. >>> what's ahead for the accused? you can stay up to date by downloading the wusa nine at to get breaking stories -- wusa 9 to get breaking stories. >>> it was a miserable, wet day. we are looking at live wet rain as it comes to the area. >> there is hope as we move into the weekend. just in time, we need it's. we are now up to chief meteorologist topper shutt . how is our saturday looking? >> a vast improvement over today. that would put much be any day however. we still has a around baltimore and now through the district. most of it is north

. >> you go on lockdown damn near every week because something happens. you're in hereh 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." ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ which means fewer costs, whichs their customer experience is virtually paperless, which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools so you only pay for what's right for you, which saves money. they settle claims quickly, which saves time, which saves money. they drive an all hybrid claims fleet, which saves gaga which saves money. they were born online and

here's the latest. the place remains on lockdown, the white house has easted off on its -- east -- ease off on the demande press briefing room, which is i why we can speck to you. there was a brief moment when a bunch of us from news media rushed back outside. seemed the lockdown on the doors of the press briefing room had been eased up, but all of the people who ran out just now that i saw run out were hushed back inside this room, and so no one is on the north lawn right now. with respect to the reporting you just referenced from our esteemed colleague, chad per gram, her is saying some congressional sources are reporting a shooting on the west executive drive, and telling us that apparently, according to the sources, one person is in custody, and that there may be a casualty but that term can be used to refer to a fatility, and an injury, and we're not sure what this fatility might be, and of course, we want to do more work with the secret service to confirm this. that's what our senior congressional producer had been reporting, that apparently one person is in custody, and that there is some kind of

lockdown. >> -- between the person of interest and the person still here.n that indicates anything of that description such as body armor -- can you clear that up for us because -- >> i can't -- i can't right now. i'm not able to confirm that right now. >> can you tell us exactly as far as you know what transpired

lockdown. that means, that the entrances and the exits were being monitored and restricted, was enhancedson here at suburban thipa of a very active police investigation. now, the hospital will only comment on the situation by saying it is part of an active police investigation. and right now at this point sends any additional information on the victims' conditions. >> we saw several police cruisers, cars, near the emergency room entrance. now, two of the people who were reportedly shot at the scene, where they were hit, we're told two of the people again were hit when rush to go help the first person who was shot, those details identities have not been released but when we get more information we will be sure to bring it to you. keisha lewis, >> thanks for the update usniand iting all day lo and gloomy. >> again in in the wth this rai. hey. well, i am happy to say that the answer is yes. and, laura just mentioning the rain hasn't light ends up. the good news that will happen in the overnight hours tonight so we are going to get finally little bit after break t won't be long lived. but, let's tak

here. >> those that pose the greatest threat to other inmates and staff are segregated in house one, the lockdown unit. >> basically, minimum rights. though are in their cells for 23 hours a day. >> on the day we wanted to interview them, house one inmate antonio robertson, was in an especially foul mood. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ] >> hey, calm down. calm down. >> every one of you [ bleep ] -- i want to start with i want to tell her, dude, you got -- >> tell her we need more food. >> what do you want to know? >> roberson, serving a 60 year sentence for murder, had spent most of the last two years in house one. >> why are you in there? >> in house one? it's a long story. i been being assaulted and so i assault people back. okay? i'm about taking care of my stuff. i refuse to let myself be assaulted and not fight back. >> roberson not only fights with other inmates. he fights with staff, as well. >> i was disrespected. i decided to make these guys do a cell extraction. >> days before our interview, the prison's correctional emergency response team had to forcibly remove roberson from his cell for refu

lockdown. you can't get outside these bars. there's nothing to do in here but read a book.u don't get anything educational books. unless you're blessed to have somebody sending in something from outside. >> jason served one year for credit card fraud. six months after his release, he was arrested for possession of credit card making materials and must now serve an additional two years due to his probation violation. he says he's anxious to participate in programming again. >> on the other side of the facility, when you go to ab 109, the classes, it's really good insight on what you want to do with the rest of your life. not this level. most definitely not this level. ♪ ♪ hopefully, before my time is up, i'll be able to get back to the programs. >> despite earning several certificates for his class work, whatley said he wasn't ready to apply that knowledge once released. he went back to manufacturing fraudulent credit cards until an unlucky traffic stop had him right back to jail. >> i was driving a buddy to his house. instead of slowing down for a speed bump, i went around

won't want to come back here. >> once a female inmate has been sentenced by the sergeant, they are stripped of their phone, visiting, and exercise privileges and placed on lockdownit's considered by the inmates, you know, the hole. >> this button here is for emergencies. >> custody assistant carolina salazar works the discipline module that can house up to 47 female inmates. >> they're making noise. what's your medical emergency, gilbreth? okay. i'll send a trustee over to get you some. okay? >> i like it. solitude, you know. gives you time to think. i ain't got to worry about nobody being too close or, you know, bothering me. just me and my own thoughts. >> with only five days left in her 20 days of isolation in the hole for fighting, 37-year-old inmate kin haines discovered ways of breaking up the monotony. >> you can talk through the vents. right here in the same part right here, right here there's a hole you can commute with your neighbor. i used to communicate with my neighbor. but she left today. >> are you happy for her? >> no. i wanted her to stay. because she used to sing to me every night. i'm not going to lie. i wanted her to stay. that's selfish. i'm

here. get on the floor. >> white house on lockdown for a lockdown friday while the agents tried to convinceofficer force to do shoot him when he refused. he is now in the hospital and is not expected to survive. investigators found a toyota nearby with ammunition inside, and they believe it belongs to him. vice president joe biden was inside the white house. president obama was out golfing. this morning a major beef over apple pie. a fight breaking out inside a mcdonald's all caught on camera. [shouting] >> hey, hey. [screams] >> oh my lord. >> jesus. >> the fight between employees in south carolina sparked when one employee asked the other to make the apple pies. >> those are hard to make. i will tell you. put them in the microwave. i don't know how to make them. clearly the woman didn't want to brawl. breaking out behind the counter and then they got dangerously close to the fryer. that could hurt. this all happened while co-workers were trying to break it up. leonardo decaprio award winning hypocrite. a list star taking a private jet from france to new york to accept environmental award

here. >> the population of the shu lives on 23-hour lockdown. leaving their cells only for showers and solitary recreation. >> some people will tell you that segregation unit is not the place for people with mental illness because we didn't design that particular unit for treatment. particularly for mental health treatment. we just didn't anticipate us having the numbers we have and going the way it's gone. >> although acute cases are referred to the psychiatric unit at a neighboring correctional institution, the staff in the shu deal with a variety of mental behaviors. >> there are those that are dangerous people, that you have to be very cautious of when you interact with them. >> inmate douglas mccombs, who is serving time for burglary, has spent three months in the security housing unit at wabash. >> since he's been inside the shu, he's been in a stripped cell. when you see a offender come out of the cell, and all he's wearing is his underwear, at that time he was on strip cell. i think it was for resisting staff or trying to assault staff b

the scene around the white house remains, though not on lockdown inside, certainly closed streets. you can see the police officer over here. has the assault rifle out. at this point this is a traffic nightmare. jonathan: thank you. let us know. a viewer said this day care is close to liquor store. cheryl conner went to check it out. cheryl: abc on the window next to the montessori. this is not a learning tool. parents are fighting a mov by the virginia alcoholic beverage alcohol to relocate an existing store right next door to the school. saying it goes against abc's own policy. he is concerned for his son and daughter. >> there is a policy they are not supposed to put the store within one-tenth of a mile of a school. cheryl: that policy includes churches according to a spokeswoman. a few blocks away there is another virginia abc store. a spokeswoman for the alcoholic beverage control says this location has been sold. it will be demolished and redeveloped. they plan to come back to complete. kelly joined the fight to get the liquor store to relocate based on his experience of living close to the current store. >> there is

lockdown status. it will also carry a greater financial sanction. >> bad part here was more so than the fight the noticers got injured. we can charge them $100 for each officer for medical treatment. we can split it two a piece. two for despeunes, two for campbell. >> okay. >> these guys we are going to have to hit them hard on this one. despeines, take a seat. here we are again. this is what we are going to do. on the fight itself is a 50-day lock. not breaking it up is 100-day lock. plus four officers had to go for medical treatment so we are going to split the cost. we are allowed to take $100 for medical treatment for each staff member. you got $200. that's your end. we know you don't have money but if you get any we will be taking it. that's it. stay out of trouble. no fighting. did you get your money's worth this time? >> no. >> no, okay. >> with an additional 150 days on lockdown status, despeines will be confined to his cell 22 1/2 hours per day. he will be allowed out for a half hour to shower and make phone calls and one hour of outdoor recreation. >> i'm never getting out the box. >> is it

here. you have to be prepared. just last week we had an inmate slashed from the second tier reception center and we just came off of lockdownsterday we had an inmate cut his wrist coming off the fifth tier. like i said, we're five tiers high. we do not have suicide bars in here. one of the inmates came out in handcuffs and we're in an altercation and fighting for our lives up there. there's no recovery from a fifth tier drop. that's always in the back of your mind. it is a little creepy when you're walking up there. you've got to make sure you have a good partner with you and keep your hands on the escort and just be ready for anything in this unit. >> escort four one! >> since drugs inevitably surface within the prison, surprise cell searches are cos' only chance to curb their movement. >> most of the time, if they sense there's going to be a cell search, the first thing they're going to do is flush any type of >> most of the time, if they sense there's going to be a cell search, the first thing they're going to do is flush any type of contraband they have. so, i'll get them in handcuffs, escort them down to the holding ca

lockdown. although we're seeing outside more of the white house staff being allowed to walk on the grounds. but we are still locked up here inside the press area of the white house west wing. we're not being -- these doors go on automatic lockdown. and once they're locked, we can neither go out or in unless the secret service gives us that permission. >> jim miklaszewski at the white house for us. and the mayor of washington saying we are aware of the white house lockdown situation. i've been briefed by my public safety team and they are coordinating with federal partners. brian williams is with us. you covered the white house many years, you're very familiar with that area. what can you tell us? >> i hit the nail on the head earlier when you talked about tourist season. the complex itself is also known as the 18 acres, that encompasses the white house and the old executive office building next door. and the elips, the south grounds, the big lawn you were talking about, kate, that a lot of people can picture that we're looking at right now. there are usually tourist buses at the other end. remember, you're not far, as you

lockdown. >> scary. you don't know what is going on. you are hearing from other parents, make sure nothing is wrong with your kid. >> it happened here. it is very hard. >> reporter: tonight, police have not released the year, make and model of the suspect's car or tag number. me reopened tomorrow. there will be grief counselors here to help students dealing with this terrifying experience. live in beltsville, shomari stone, news 4. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> rain, rain and more rain. right now the rain coming down from i-95 just to the east. we are dealing with areas of drizzle, moderate rain and heavier rain right now. to the west. look at the radar. this is moving in from the northeast. northeasterly flow off the ocean. drizzle around i-95. to the west heavier rain coming through frederick , around the west virginia area. right around harper's ferry, martinsburg, down i-81 toward front royal. everybody is seeing the rain. by this time tomorrow morning the rain will be everywhere. notice what is going to the south. the big swirl will move our way and push rain our way too. tonight's headlines, more rain, we are in for on

a typical normal tourist day here as far as most people are concerned except for the fact that the white house is on lockdown they are examining this package which apparently was thrown over the white house fence. >> been on lockdown for a little bit more than an hour, and from our camera position there in lafayette park you can see the has mass crew down on their knees examining something. what that is we don't know. there they are. they are continuing to work on it, and as you pointed out they have been incredibly methodical about it. back to the white house, doug, as you get more information or our kevin coaching inside does as well. thanks a lot, doug. >> you bet. >>> as we honor those who have served this memorial day there's a group dedicated to helping veterans wounded in battle. luke's wings provide families with means to travel and visit recovering service members and joining me now the organization ceo and co-funder fletcher gill along with one of the many veterans his group has helped, retirement staff sergeant jonathan meadows injured serving in afghanistan and the sergeant's wife melissa. thanks