this is anne arundel medical center and it's calling it a modified lockdown. it means police are stationed at all the entrances and some entry points are locked. employees are being asked co-to show i.d.s in order to get in. this medical center says a family member of a patient in the emergency department got angry, made a bomb threat. police are still searching for that person. and right now all emergencies are being diverted to other hospitals. we'll keep you updated on developments and let you know when this lockdown is lifted. at the live desk i'm wendy rieger. back to you. >>> now to another police drama unfolded this one in prince george's county. about 11:00 last night police fired shots at a man trying to get away during a traffic stop at mlk highway in seat pleasant. they cornered the suspect a distance away at 71st street where more shots were fired. again the suspect got away and later crashed near st. barnabas

i'm told the lockdown here at the hospital has been lifted.nto the hospital. patients are allowed to go back in . we are continuing to get updates with -- that is the latest from here. this is what we've been seeing all morning. this has been an active scene. a lot of sounds. in fact, 5 minutes ago, we saw police speed by. so we don't know what's going on. each time they speed by, we think something else could be happening. they could find the suspect, but the latest update from fairfax county police is they not have any contact with that suspect and that high-speed chase sun related. that's the latest here from the scene outside of anova fairfax. all clear at the hospital. keep an eye out for that man, assan acayid. he is considered armed and dangerous. . >> we have been following this since 3:00 this morning, team coverage throughout the morning. still appears to be unrecovered. >> we are looking for a suspect, as nicki just told us, armed and dangerous. . >> [ stand by for captions ] >>> >>> that 2002 toyota camry. again, this appears to be

these lockdown drills at the hospital. there is a procedure in place and everyone she feels is in good hands at this point. we talked to a neighbor on his way to the gym this morning. saw all the activity and couldn't help but stop and talk about it. here's what he had to say. >> have your ever seen anything like this before? >> not around fairfax county. usually there's only a small presence of police around. to see military trucks and all that stuff, it's big. definitely a concern, but we want to make sure everybody is safe. so, it will be good to know what's going on. >> again, we are hearing word that everyone inside the hospital on lockdown right now is safe. patience and staff included an 833 bed hospital here at inova fairfax. one of the largest in the system. so, certainly a lot of ground to cover, but everyone, we're told, is safe inside. i talked to a woman whose husband is a patient inside. we'll hear from her in the next hour. >> delia goncalves is live. stay with us for the latest coverage of the escaped priso

there was a three day lockdown in sierra leone but some defied the order. >> they came for food, fights broke out. this is a neighborhood near sierra leone in freetown and a hotbed for ebola cases. hundreds deified the government lockdown and gathered at a food distribution point. >> people are desperate for food. they think they won't get food because of the number of people present, leading to panic. >> many were taken into custody. the police struggled to deal with the crowd. >> initially, we were overwhelm said, but with the arrival the military, we've been able to put the situation under salute control. >> health teams were sent door to door to look for unreported cases. in the last few months, the number of new cases have spawned, but ebola remains a threat. there are fears of complacency setting in, so 6 million people were asked to remain indoors for three days. >> we want to reenergize people, remind people, because we've been in the fight for almost 10 months and people are beginning to be tired be complacent. >> more than 10,000 people have been killed and last week, 79 new c

in neighboring sierra leon people are defying a weekend lockdown saying they need food. >>reporter: they came looking for food and then fights broke out when there wasn't enough. this is a neighborhood near freetown and a hot bed for ebola cases. >> people are desperate for food because of how the distribution is going. they think they'll not be able to get any food because of the number of people present. this has led to panic. >>reporter: many people were taken into custody and police struggled to deal with the crowd. >> initially, we were overwhelmed. but we've been able to put the situation under absolute control. >>reporter: teams were sent door to door to look for unreported cases. the last few months the number of new cases has de-creted and the fear of complacency has set in. >> we just want to reenergize and remind people because we've been in this fight for almost ten months and people are beginning to tire out, become complacent. >>reporter: more than 10,000 people have been killed and just last week 79 new cases were reported in the three worst-affected count

that hospital is currently on lockdown.ave any updated information we'll bring it to you as soon as we get it. for now we're live in the satellite center, erin o'hearn, channel6 "action news." nydia back to you. >> a multi alarm fire in tell wear county has claimed the life avenue popular darby township resident. chopper 6 was over the scene as firefighters battled flames and smoke at this home on west jackson street yesterday. the fire chief later found the body of duke freeman who was in his 80's in the basement of the home. >> he was a wonderful person. >>> he would do anything for anybody in the community. you know, he's one of those ones if you needed help, he going to be right there to help you. he was loved by -- he's loved by everybody. >> at one time when i was a youngster, he actually raised me. i played in a band and stayed down here. >> "action news" has learned freeman may have been working on a heater shortly before the fire broke out. >>> it is 6:05 and police are now searching for the group of teens who atta

we are under a lockdown. >> all right, lockdown, gentlemen. let's go. take it in.et's go. >> someone just made it easy for you this afternoon. >> just a lot of [ bleep ]. don't got to worry about no yard, don't got to worry about nothing. >> unloading the laundry outside the 53 gate, the guy that got hit was over in laundry. and he handed a barrel to terry. when he handed it to him, i heard him holler, oh, [ bleep ]. come down with a knife, hit him. >> they were on the inside? that was the handle? >> yeah, this is the handle. still got a burn mark on it. it just got bladed out of the metal fab. getting the laundry in, somebody had laid it out there for him. >> came out of the laundry, that's what you said? >> yes. >> just on the barrel. >> all he had to do was open the barrel and find a wet rag inside. >> we got a motive, tennis shoes. >> sold him shoes, tried to sell them back to him. >> they worked on the laundry crew together. >> we're going to lockdown. i'm irritated with the stabs. we're having too many. we're having too many stabbings. not accustomed to it. w

we have a picture that a neighbor in the lockdown area sent us. this is at a scene near the school. authorities have not said who they are looking for or perhaps if multiple people may have been involved but there are police cars at various intersections. they've cordoned off the area looking for a house to house search and yard to yard search. stay tuned with us. >>> two gang members are under indictment this afternoon following a wide 1/2-ranging bust that includes the seizure of guns and drugs. >> reporter: they call this area red october. as you can tell from the name, it was revealed back in october. officers are still going after six others at large. the investigation has provided local, state and federal agencies with key details how san jose street gangs are controlled by high-ranking so-called generals of la familia who are in prison. >> when an inmate is leaving prison, he will leave with directives that he smuggled in his body cavity, often recrectally to bring to the streets and tell people to do certain things. >> directives are known as kites. the street gangs were tol

first, the american city on lockdown for hours, the gunman opening fire. six shot several locations, we're on the scene. >>> also tonight, the deadly terror attack at a museum. gunmen opening fire as families step off the bus. children running. >>> the death threat against caroline kennedy, ambassador to japan. word coming just weeks after that attack on another u.s. ambassador. >>> the close call tonight in this home the explosion in the children's play room. and the new warning. >>> and, so many families have tried to re-enact those scenes from "the sound of music," but no one going back like diane sawyer tonight. what we never knew. julie andrews, knocked to the ground? the real story behind this famous scene. she's with diane, revealing the secrets. >>> good evening. and we begin this wednesday night with those two developing stories, an arrest outside phoenix tonight. that manhunt now over. after a terrifying day there. but first tonight, the horrific scene, a terror attack tourists families getting off buses, targeted by gunmen as they walked into a

leading to a lockdown there. this is video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c -7. police went door to door looking for the gunman today. before detaining two people. kron four's jeff bush is live at the police department with the latest tonight jeff. >> jeff: and has been a very busy today for the police department as they did ta'en too juvenile sewer associated with the shooting. the call went out just before three. a school resource officer noticed a 19 year old man had been shot twice in the arm just outside the school. a lockdown was ordered and police fanned out throughout the neighborhood looking for a group of four suspects who were seen by residents. police received reports of the suspects running through back yards and jumping over fences. several other police agencies were called to help with the search. a four square block perimeter was set up and dogs were used to look for the suspects. eventually two juveniles were detained for questioning. but, police were still looking for the

hundred was people defied a government lockdown together at a food collection point. people are desperate for food because of how the distribution is going. they think they will not be able to get food because of the number of people present. this has led to panic. >> many people were taken into custody and the police struggled to deal with the crowd. >> initially, we were overwhelmed, but with the arrival of the military, we've been able to put the situation under absolute control. >> health teams were sent door to door to look for cases. in the last few months, the number of new cases has spawned and remains a threat. there are fears of complacency setting in. 6 million people were asked to remain indoors for three days. >> we just want to reenergize people remind people, because that's all we've been in this fight for almost 10 months and people are beginning to be tired, be complacent. >> more than 10,000 people have been killed and just last week, 79 new cases were reported in the three worst affected countries. many understand the need for a occur fee but for th

do lockdowns work, in your experience? >> it's not a lockdown.it's what's called a house to house, because it's a social mobilization activity. this means people do stay at home, but they stay at home in order to make it possible for the health visitors and the community mobilize ers to come in, provide them with the things they need, and to talk through people the issues, to listen to people and understand their concerns to reinvigorate, reestablish the need to keep fighting this virus so they can really get down top zero. >> i'm sure you're aware of a new who study saying children and infants are the most vulnerable. are measures and procedures being changed to protect the most vulnerable now? >> yes. this is extremely important. we found as you know from that study, that children under the age of five have a terrible mortality rate for this virus. it kills 90% of children who contract it. now, it's important to understand that fewer children than adults actually get the disease, but when a child of that age gets the disease, they are very like

i texted my parents at 2:00 and by 2:06 la salle notified us of the lockdown and what happened. they let us know really fast. >> la salle lifted the lockdown after about 45 minutes. >>> from our south jersey bureau, a teacher at gloucester county institute of technology under arrest. police say he was secretly recording his own students right in their classrooms. nbc10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long joins us live. police believe this was going on for years. >> reporter: they do for as long as two years. and prosecutors tell us that it occurred right after school so this teacher allegedly pressed the record button when only a single student or handful of students were in the classroom. prosecutors wanted to talk about it today, they fear the list of victims could get longer. on his social media page adam mayer piled on top of orange books expressing his love of literature. the english teacher now wearing an orange jumpsuit. prosecutors say he pointed a small camera to shoot just under the desks of students. >> why would you do that if you're trying to better kids' educa

and a county wide child therapy center was on lockdown.er, as the search perimeter changed the lockdown was lifted and parents were able to get their children out. we get the latest now from a neighbor who says that this area has always been one of concern. >> being next to the hospital, there's a lot of people that come by. so we keep everything locked up and pretty tight. you know, are always looking out to see what's going on. >> reporter: now, the suspect janelle carter is 5'11", 220 pounds with that tattoo on the left side of his neck with the

as you mentioned this morning, the hospital is on lockdown this morning. they're searching for escaped prisoner after shots were fired. we heard from employees, patients residents in the area. everybody is told the same thing. be careful, expect the guy is armed dangerous. the combination of this active situation, as we see more cruisers pull up now. that in combination of people trying to arrive for work or folks coming to the hospital to see patients potentially is creating a really really kind of crazy situation around here. we've seen police we've seen s.w.a.t. teams here. we've seen high-powered rifles pulled out, and we have also seen helicopters involved. drivers are confused. we just are now seeing some police jump over these medians here as it seems they're trying to get something to something over here. in has been a point of emphasis all morning long. the women's center and this blue parking garage. we've been notified this has been a point of emphasis all morning long and we're starting to see more police pull up now. you can follow updates all

at this time the surrounding area is still on lockdown. police are asking everyone to stay inside their homes if they are in those surrounding neighborhoods and are urging more -- all employees to head to falls church high school, where you can pick up a shuttle bus and be taken to a campus because you are not allowed to drive on there as they continue to search. the colonel pointed out the fact that they are not sure if he is still in the hospital or in the neighborhood, they are conducting a building by building search that is expected to take several hours. jummy: checking in with his family as well, he has family and a girlfriend in the area, he was picked up as a federal suspect in some bank properties that happened in recent months in the area. we will continue to stay on top of this breaking news, live coverage continues a news d of a breakthrough. secretary kerry and others will come out and announce the very vague broad outlines of a deal and say that all the tough details this he'll negotiate over the coming months. that's likely

during the lockdown no one was allowed in or out of this hospital. they caught several police waiting to get to work in the hospital. it started at 7:45 and then things started to get back to normal especially when the news broke out just not too long ago. i will tell you during this ordeal how scary this must have been for the patients, visitors and the staff at the hospital. while this was happening i was talking to a hospital employee and they told me they were trying to see things as close -- keep things as close to normal as possible. they're trying to keep the patients as calm as possible, hearing a gunshot while you're in the hospital, it's a scary situation. things are back to normal here and everyone can breathe a sigh of relief. that's the latest. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. we are recounting what happened now. the wossen assaye, the prisoner who escaped is now captured. we'll have much more at 9 news at 5:00 and you can follow the ongoing story on the mobile app. >>> fairfax county police chased down this suspect in a silver p

a lockdown right now at the hospital was lifted less than an hour ago. we'll continue to follow the story thought the morning and bring you updates. >> fire crews are trying to figure out what caused a late-night fire that destroyed four homes under construction in dublin. firefighters managed to keep the flames away from completed homes and no one was hurt. >> san bruno city leaders will push back today against a landmark fine for pg&e following the 2010 explosion in san bruno. in addition to a $1.6 billion fine, a state record, san bruno wants additional safety reforms as well. >> 6:15. governor brown has asked the legislature for more than drr 3 million to make more room for men waiting on death row. the money would go to opening 100 more cells for condemned men at san quentin state prison. right now 751 people are on death row in california, but there are only enough cells for 715 inmates. the rest are staying in other facilities for a court hearing or medical issues. the state expects to get about 20 new arrival ops death row every year. there haven

however, it was on lockdown for more than four hours this morning. nobody was allowed to come and go but ambulances, but patients inside did continue to receive care. some elective procedures had to be delayed. >>> assaye is well-known to the fbi and other local law enforcement agencies. barbara harrison continues our team coverage. >> we should add he may be familiar with some of our news4 viewers as well who may have seen our story last week on the arrest of a bank robber dubbed the bicycle bandit. court documents show assaye has a long rap sheet. he was charged and convicted of multiple robberies and burglaries that happened in alexandria in 1998 and 1999. he was in prison from 2000 to 2013. he was out on parole but not without objection. nbc news reports a parole board document from 2012 said he posed a serious risk to the community. jump ahead to last week when assaye was arrested by the fbi in arlington. agents believe he robbed as many as 12 banks all in northern virginia. robberies date back to october of 2013. he was in jail for that charge

, while what we can tell you is that the employees inside there kept doing their job during that lockdown that lasted for four hours. ambulances headed to the emergency room were diverted to other hospitals. some surgeries were delayed. now, this afternoon i spoke on background to a number of d.c. area law enforcement officials who said they were shocked to hear that an inmate like this facing federal charges was being guarded by private security officers through ayn greemt with the u.s. marshals service. neighbors who saw all of this unfold say it's really shaken them up. >> it was like 3:30 a.m. i heard the helicopter woke me up. the helicopter woke me up. and i didn't know what's going on since this morning. >> reporter: now, i asked a hospital spokesperson via e-mail if there is any talk at this point about possibly recrafting the security plan for inmates seeking treatment here at the hospital. we have not received a reply yet. live at fairfax hospital jackie bensen news4. jim and doreen back to you. >> thanks jamckie. >>> the u.s. marshals office uses private contract security offic

they placed the pinnacle charter school on lockdown an 18-year-old man jumped a fence and made it through a locked door near a loading dock. a bus driver saw what happened and alerted authorities. by that time the gunman ran out of the school. police caught up with the suspect, no students or staff were hurt. >>> an ohio patrolman delivered several knee strikes to his sergeant in the hallway. the patrol man needed 6 stitches to the hand. both men are facing disciplinary action. the patrol man was placed on paid leave. >> reporter: still ahead, a philadelphia neighborhood on edge a stray bullet narrowly i misses a grandmother and two younger children in their homes. >>> debating whether golfers spotted that massive alligator on the gulf course, join the debate when "action news" continues. what's with the suit? oh, i had to go to the bank. if you look legit they give you special treatment. seriously? seriously, yeah. the banker dude set up my checking account so if i make one deposit a month, no monthly maintenance fee. special treatment! citizens bank, right? yep. you know they do that on

because of the 3-day lockdown there's no may that people can get food. when they heard about the supply they came around to have something for these three days. >>> it's not just sierra leone. guinea has declared a health emergency. the president ordered restriction and confinement. many are concerned the government will not be able to supply adequate food and supplies. new vaccines and mar awareness are winning against the virus. for the countries battling the fight against ebola is far from over. >>> victims of flooding in chile's northern deserts began to dig out their homes and businesses two days of heavy rain left 10 dead and 19 missing. the worst-hit area is 800km north of the capital. pope francis began easter kel -- celebrations by giving a mass to mark palm sunday. for christians palm sunday marks a week and resurrection for jesus christ >>> not much in afghanistan has been done to improve the ambulance service. kabul has one ambulance service providing 24 hour transport for 6 million people. al jazeera spoke to a nurse. this is his story in hi

parents lined up outside that school waiting for police to lift the lockdown. authorities say students at the high school will only be released once that search is complete. we are working to get more information as we do, we will bring it to you. >> now to a horrible discovery in the south bay. students at piedmont hills high school were released earlier today after a body was found at the bottom of the school's pool. it's not believed that the victim was a student or a staff member. ktvu's ann ruben is here now and tells us it's still a mystery how that person got into the locked pool area in the first place. ann. >> authorities are still trying to figure out how this happened. they say the fence around the pool is 15 feet high and covered in barbed wire and the alarm here was never triggered. a second period swim class made the discovery. the body of an adult male at the bottom of the deep end. aurora's 14-year-old son was among the witnesses. >> he got to see. they were pulling the covers off of the pool. >> there had been a tarp on the pool and school offi

she said the students were still on lockdown nobody could get in. >>. pretty scary moment for you. >> yeah, pretty scary daughters. i have pretty school market over this. >> anything like this ever happen before? >> not to my knowledge. this was normally a pretty good school. they enjoyed their time here so this was all new to me. >> lashita cannon still waiting for her kids to come out school still on lockdown. the school giving her directions to go wait with the other parents. as i mentioned, active crime scene out here. one person shot. we know that it is not a we'll let you know what's happening. back to more. >>> our reporting always considers on trif high school after a dead body was found in an outdoor swimming pool. now investigators are trying to determine how the body ended up at piedmont hill high school. reporter chris wren is live at east bay with more. chris? >> reporter: students and staff found the body during morning p.e. classes. they were taking a tarp off of a pool. now the questions are, was this suspicious? is this intentional? wel

>>reporter: it is one of the most dangerous viruss known and tough actions like a three-day lockdown might just tip the balance against it. >> troops in somolia have forced al shabaab gunmen from mogadishu. >>reporter: they were holed up for 12 hours inside this hotel. they blasted their way in and sprayed bullets at anyone in their way. some people jumped out windows to escape and loud explosions were heard. >> a suicide car bomber went off at the rear entrance of the hotel and then gunmen attacked and that caused more casualties. i saw injured people being taken to the hospitals. >>reporter: a unit of special forces engaged the attackers in a fire fight that lasted until saturday morning. the african union mission in somolia also joined the operation to rescue hostages. among those killed was somolia's permanent representative to the u.n. in geneva. many government officials also were caught in the siege. the ho tell is popular among diplomats, politicians, and journalists. the group launches frequent attacks often killing civilians and this siege is further proof of its threat to

that's when the hospital went on lockdown. were moved out, employees were moved out to a nearby high school, but that's been given the all-clear. they think he's out there somewhere and warning people in the area to be careful. he is believed to be extremely armed and dangerous. >> chilling situation for the people living there. >> thank you, tracie potts live from washington. >>> 5:43. the defense is going to continue to make its case in the boston marathon bombing trial today. for a preview of what's ahead, here's nbc's pete williams. >> reporter: after 15 days of government witnesses, the prosecution has now rested its case in the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev and now the defense attorneys begin to present their witnesses. one big question still is whether dzhokhar tsarnaev will take the stand in his own defense. legal experts say they doubt it, that it's too risky, that the entire case could come down to his demeanor and that he'd be rerentlessly cross-examined. more on where the trial stamd and where it's going coming up on

the hispanics are now on lockdown.lly they've got the entire badger section on lockdown. >> our crew was at san quentin just hours after an inmate was slashed across the face with a shank. the attacker was identified and put in administrative segregation for questioning. but now the entire cell block is about to be searched for weapons. >> keep your eyes open. keep your ears open do your normal cell searches, handle your business, be safe. >> a large team of correctional officers will search every square inch of their cells. first, all the inmates are removed. frisked for weapons, then taken out to the yard. these surprise raids are usually successful in finding weapons. but present a unique challenge for "lockup" crews. >> it is action. it's real action. the only thing that you have to be careful of, you don't want to piss off the cell block. kind of run the risk of alienating the very guys you're trying to extract stories and cooperation from. so, we always hope that if there is going to be a raid, that it's towards

the building was under lockdown because of a device on the baby's arm. the father at first tried to leave through a locked exit but instead walked out the front door. he was later arrested and the baby is in the care of child protective services. >>> new this morning, university of oklahoma students have turned to campus monuments to express the feelings on the heels of a fraternity firestorm. statues across campus have their mouths taped over with the word "unheard." unheard is an alliance of black students at ou known to rally for change. the student newspaper has posted photos of the statues which is one day after the sigma alpha epsilon sae house was closed. one of two students identified as leading a racist chant at an sae convenient is apologizing now. parker rice is calling his own actions "wrong and reckless. "the university has severed ties with the fraternity. rice and another student seen on the video have been expelled. >>> also new associated press is suing the u.s. state department to force the release of hillary clinton's e-mails during he

. >> giving extra security to sierra leone to stop people who are avoiding the lockdown. the three-day quarantine lasts until sunday, and is being overseen by the army and police in sierra leone. >> reporter: the only people allowed on the streets of sierra leone are health workers. and the police and military officers enforcing the 60-hour lockdown to stop ebola from spreading. while the country's 6 million people are home, the response teams are going door to door isolating new cases. >> we've been in this fight for ten months, people are beginning to become tired and come pray pray--complacent. we still have ebola. >> most people are doing what they've been told. they understand why there is a need for such strict measures. >> sure, i think it's the right thing to do. it's the only way for the government to stop ebola. >> the ebola virus spread from guinea to other parts of the west africa a year ago. >> the only thing we need is international support. if you look at the set up that liberia got that's the same set up we have here. you will see that we'll continue to fi

the suspect escaped near antioch high school prompting a lockdown around noon. officers surrounded the area and did arrest the man. the lockdown was lifted about an hour later and classes resumed. >>> three men pleaded not guilty to holding a woman hostage as a sex slave. police say the 22-year-old woman was held captive for almost three months. charged against one of the suspects include rape and torture. the two other suspects face conspiracy charges. investigators say the victim was able to escape through an open door last month. >>> some uc santa cruz students created a traffic nightmare along highway 1 this morning in protest of tuition hikes. protesters chained themselves to bins filled with concrete. the chp had to use jackhammers saws and sledge hammers to unwind a mess of wire and chains the students were tangled in. southbound lanes in santa cruz were shut down for five hours starting at 9 a.m. six students were arrested. >>> skate borders in the east bay may have to find other spots to show off their tricks. board of supervisors voted to ban skateboar

. >>> an elementary school is back open after a lockdown earlier this morning for about a half an hour at 7:45. there was police activity according to a district spokesman, so police asked the school to lock down even though school hadn't started yet. but there were some students on campus and parents were dropping off told, were told to keep their kids with them and move away from the school. police lifted the lockdown at 8:15. >>> the fire at a two-story restaurant broke out at 1:30 this morning. investigators think it may have started in trash in the garage. >>> investigators in vallejo are trying to determine whether squatters are to blame for a fire at a former school district. it broke out about 10:00 last night at napa street. police say the offices were vacant, but homeless people had been living there. one person suffered smoke inhalation but refused treatment. >>> the justice department is closing the book on the case surrounding teenager michael brown's death. a final report out this morning shows the doj will not charge officer darren wilson in brown's death. it states wils

there is a lockdown for several blocks in this neighborhood but no shelter in place for the people whoive here. of course it's early in the morning. many people are probably not aware of what is going on. they have a command post set up so if people who live in the area could speak to an officer. >> thank you very much, bob. >>> more breaking news this morning, this report from bangladesh, at least four people are dead and dozens more trapped inside a collapsed cement factory, had happened in the port town of mongla. we'll be sure to update you when we get new information. >>> here at home a developing story, ferguson at a boiling point once again. two police officers shot during a protest outside of the police department. the suspects are at large. kris sanchez joins us in studio. we have new video of the moments right after the shooting. >> it is unbelievable. you can hear the tension ramping up, you can hear shots whizzing by and hear the chaos that followed. [ bleep ] [ gunfire ] [ moaning ] >> we believe the moaning to be one of the police officers who was shot. we are working to

once the source of the loud noise was determined, the lockdown was lifted and the first family was allowed to leave the white house. >>> still ahead on wusa 9 this saturday, a third oil train derailment in ontario in less than a month. >> and president obama paying tribute to the selma . >>> today, america marked the turning point in the civil rights movement. it was 50 years ago that police attacked a group of peaceful marchers, simply trying to make their way from selma to montgomery, alabama. the day is now remembered as bloody sunday. marlie hall is in selma, where president obama joined the commemoration today. >> reporter: president obama and his family retraced the historic walk across selma's edmond pettis bridge. 50 years ago, this is where police used brutal force to stop a march for voting rights. the violence of bloody sunday became a turning point for the nation. >> it was not a clash of armies, but a clash of wills. a contest to determine the true meaning of america. >> reporter: former president george bush attended the anniversary event with about 100 members of congress. w

if any assaults are going to occur immediately once they come off lockdown, the likelihood they might occur in this unit. because of the inmates have opportunity for congregant opportunity. they can come out of their cells six at a time. so if there's going to be any retaliation, it's possible it will happen here. >> this is where it all starts off. what they do is come over here, right here. they'll actually start just working it. working it. take a piece how big they want it. they start working it, working it. eventually it just cuts into the metal. every time they leave the cell, whatever, they'll get toothpaste and soap, mix it up. then they'll just layer it. so what they're doing now is they're just leaving that bare. so any time you come in here they can actually see this and you can't really cover it up. the two pieces that were used as a shank to assault that one inmate came from right here. that's why they started taking nail clippers. this is pretty much contraband right now. >> although level vi is on lockdown, we're allowed to talk to one inmate about the toll the new rest

first, the american city on lockdown for hours, the gunman opening fire.al locations, we're on the scene. >>> also tonight, the deadly terror attack at a museum. gunmen opening fire as families step off the bus. children running. >>> the death threat against caroline kennedy, ambassador to japan. word coming just weeks after that attack on another u.s. ambassador. >>> the close call tonight in this home, the explosion in the children's playroom. and the new warning. >>> and, so many families have tried to re-enact those scenes from "the sound of music," but no one going back like diane sawyer tonight. what we never knew. julie andrews, knocked to the ground? the real story behind this famous scene. she's with diane, revealing the secrets.

a lockdown just now lifted in san jose. this is for a convicted sex offender. the latest on the escaped inmate after the break. >>> i want to give you an update on our breaking news. schools and streets are out of that lockdown but the escaped child molester is on the loose. deputies at this hour continue to search near valley medical center. they are looking for this man, johnell carter who escaped while getting treatment at valley med at 1:30 this afternoon. carter injured a deputy in a fight and scuffled to get free. he was last seen running near thornton and moorpark. we'll have an update on the story coming up at 6:30. >>> what we exposed here in the bay area is now getting attention in washington, d.c. are the feds protecting whistleblowers? our insiders say no. investigative reporter vicky nguyen brought us the story. vicky? >> reporter: the investigator was so fed up he blew the whistle on his injury. >> we're here for a very serious purpose today. >> reporter: they showed up outside the san francisco headquarters of the osha regional office. in a show

the lockdown at cougar elementary and manassas park elementary started after someone reported seeing someone with a gun. police investigated and located two students with a bb gun. prince william county police tell us the lockdown ended a short time ago and no one was injured. >>> a developing story out of baltimore where three people have been stabbed at morgan state university. detectives say one of the victims is seriously hurt. we don't know the conditions of the other two. the baltimore sun says all three victims are football players. police are questioning several people in connection with the incident, but they've made no arrests. >>> the table were turned on a pair of burglars this morning. the man was shot before he could get inside the home off telegraph home in fairfax county. peggy fox joins us from the scene with more. >> reporter: the shooting happened at that home. i'll tell you what happened to the man who was shot in a home, but first the homeowner whose name is mr. king spoke on camera and explained why he had to fire. >> it was a little terrifying somebody breaking

at that point in time, the hospital went into lockdown. this is one of the most respected and largest hospitals here in the area. more than 883 beds. the hospital inside was on lockdown, folks outside didn't know what to do. a number of people got reverse 911 calls. we were here through the whole thing. this part of the hospital near the women's center and this particular garage were points of emphasis. e we saw the s.w.a.t. team, local police, we saw guns drawn in a really, really kind of volatile situation. and as we have seen this play out, we have seen police move from location to location. really without any clue of exactly where this guy is. the residents i talked to, we'll hear from one of these residents shortly, were really fearful about this. there's apartment homes just behind this parking garage r a number of those residents were woken up to the sound of helicopters at 3:30 this morning. what do you do? they were told to stay inside the house and that's exactly what they did. i informed them that this guy is still out there, th

la salle placed the school on lockdown for 45 minutes while they investigated. they haven't released a motive for the stabbing. >>> now the nbc10 investigators. from raised voices to physical violence to chaos in colwyn reaches a whole new level. >> the city manager says they fear for their safety. harry hairston has the latest chain of events that have government officials accusing each other of violence. harry? >> an incident caught on video inside council chambers late last week sent tempers flaring. plus one colwyn official tells me she was targeted outside her home. when colwyn manager spoke out last week to the nbc10 investigators about more questionable spending of the town, she didn't expect this. >> i look at the other one, i said, uh-oh. he went around the other side. all four were slashes. these were brand new, $250 tires. >> reporter: brown tells us she posted our story on her facebook page. a few hours later, her tires were flat. she's being critical of financial issues involving some council members and the borough's fire department. >> the more th

tunisia's parliament building was put on lockdown as lawmakers sang the country's national anthem. ♪unisia's prime minister called the act cowardly. first lady michelle obama traveling in japan expressed condolences. >> i want to join in with the others to express our condolences over the horrific event yesterday in tunisia. >> reporter: this latest attack has raised concerns around the world that other museums could become terrorist targets. just last month isis destroyed priceless antiquities at a museum in mosul, iraq. >> is isis going after cultural heritage and museums. could ours be next? >> reporter: a warning being taken seriously at museums here at home. security forces shot and killed two inside the museum but the manhunt is under way for two or three others. reena, t.j. >> all right, carolyn costello live for us thank you so much. >>> new details on the suspect in a deadly shooting rampage near phoenix. police released this mug shot of ryan jerome and include skinhead where his eyebrows would be. he killed a man during an argument at a hotel and wounded others including a

in neighboring sierra leone, a three-day lockdown went into effect friday.ut some residents there left their homes to get food. police later fired tear gas into a crowd of people to try to get them to leave. back in this country, indiana governor mike pence says he would support additional legislation to quote, "clarify" the intent of a bill passed just days ago that critics say will allow business to discriminate against homosexuals. since the bill was approved, the mayors of san francisco and seattle have barred city-funded travel to indiana, and several corporations are considering reducing business dealings there. public health officials and farmers in minnesota are slaughtering tens of thousands of turkeys to try to contain an outbreak of the deadly bird flu there. minnesota is the nation's biggest producer of turkeys, and more than forty nations have banned poultry imports from that state since the outbreak began earlier this month. officials say this particular strain, which also has been discovered in arkansas, missouri and kansas, poses no immediate

and a county wide child therapy center was on lockdown. however, as the search perimeter changed the lockdown was lifted and parents were able to get their children out. we get the latest now from a neighbor who says that this area has always been one of concern. >> being next to the hospital, there's a lot of people that come by. so we keep everything locked up and pretty tight. you know, are always looking out to see what's going on. >> reporter: now, the suspect janelle carter is 5'11", 220 pounds with that tattoo on the left side of his neck with the name alice. he was last wearing a green shirt and brown pants. he has a goatee and a freshly shaved head. he's restrained by waist chains and handcuffs. at least everyone is hoping he still is. the primary search area involves an apartment complex at moore park and thornton way. one of the deputies has been injured, an injury to the shoulder we're told. so that makes two deputies who are injured as a result of the prisoner escaping. again, the suspect carter is in custody for five counts o

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now, as police swarmed the hospital things went on here pretty much as usual as an emergency lockdown went into effect. that started about 3:30 a.m. ambulances were rerouted. but otherwise things pretty much went on as normal here. it was lifted at 7:30 a.m. >> we were just watching the news and once the hospital wasn't on lockdown we decided it was safe to come out. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 a lot of people today have had questions about the security here. you heard david culvert and pat collins mention that. some question why private security officers were guarding a prisoner who was arrested on a felony charge and using a gun. we'll have more coming up at 6:00. back to you. >>> as news4 first told you, wossen assaye is known to the fbi as the bicycle bandit bank robber robber which you've probably been hearing about in the past months. barbara harrison has more on those alleged crimes and his history. >> wossen assaye is no stranger to the law. charging documents related to the bicycle bandit case show he was convicted of multiple burglaries and robberies that happened in alex

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 def of sit 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

both officers are expected to survive. >>> a sunnyvale neighborhood on lockdown as police search for carjacking suspects. police say the suspects stole a cadillac escalade in san jose and led police on a chase before ditching the suv in sunnyvale. police believe the suspects may have escaped into stevens creek. >> the homeland security department is investigating two of its agents for allegedly crashing a car on white house grounds last week. the two agents had reportedly been drinking, although a sobriety test was never taken. >> okay, 6:59 right now. quick investigation of what's going on outside, all things looking good. >> that's what we do around here we investigate. temps mostly in the 50s. we are on our way to a lovely afternoon, mid-70s headed your way except for the north bay, that's 78 degrees for you today. >> great temperatures out there. what about the traffic? >> moving well, moving quicker for the report. we'll look at emeryville below our camera, the flashing lights where the crash is at powell, out of lanes the distraction. maps slowing to the area headed down there,

. >> what is described as a loud noise sparked a lockdown at the would you also.t happened at 10:00 a.m. as the president and his family were leaving for selma. a nearby vendor cart caught fire. nobody was injured and the lockdown has been lifted. >>> two candidates running for mayor for philadelphia discuss hot-button issues. they hosted a candidates forum in center city. they discussed jobs and housing and community police relations. lynn abraham and reverend keith good man was not there. >>> diego castellanos host of puerto rican panorama received an award for the fight against breast cancer. the night of the cure provided everyone on hands with health, exercise and stress management resources. >> he is such a great guy. >>> sky6 live hd taking a live look meteorologist chris sowers back next with the exclusive accuweather forecast. i think you will like this one. >> broadway philadelphia is bringing dirty dancing to the stage in center city. karen rogers has a preview of the musical. >>> students square off at the george washington cover science fair in north