i want to thank officers from the los angeles airports department, police department here, who's heroic acts saved lives here today. >> thank you. good morning, i just want to reiterate something the mayor said and thank the first spontders here today. lapd, los angeles world airport police and fire department, tsa, fbi, there's a natural human instinct to flee or duck. the folks here today coordinating our folks when they hear gunshots run towards them and save lives. and to watch the unified command here today, work together professionally and seamlessly is awe inspiring. the people in los angeles are in good hands. we want to thank the public for their cooperation. >> we'll ask chief gannon to come forward -- [ indiscernible ] >> i'm not sure to be honest with you. what we have yet as far as that goes. >> can you explain why the fbi --? >> this is an airport at that has jurisdiction, we have fbi assets on board. it's in the unified command involving everybody but the investigative lead has been decided to take by the fbi. >> is the shooter a federal employee? >> i don't know. >> was

we just got a tweet from the los angeles police department confirming a projected time of reopening. now 1:00 pacific daylight time, so just about a half hour from now. they're asking people in los angeles to please avoid coming to the airport if possible unless you absolutely have to be there. latest word from authorities, seven people have been treated. six have been transported to area hospitals after a dwun man walked up to security at terminal three and began firing. multiple report that a tsa agent there was shot and killed. then the gunman walked into the terminal and down by the gate and continues to fire. according to the los angeles, an officer engaged that suspect, conflicting reports on his condition. coverage continues after this. okay ladies, whenever you're ready. thank you. thank you. i got this. oh, no, i'll get it! let me get it. uh-uh-uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe driving bonus check from allstate last week. and it's her treat. what about a tip? oh, here's one... get an allstate agent. nice! [ femal

the tactics that were used today were actually practiced then, tactics that were developed by los angeles police department that were trained on by los angeles world. as well pat gannon. >> thank you. just a couple of things from my engd. that this incident had occurred. airport police officers were on scene immediately. and began to move after that particular individual the suspect as he proceeded through terminal 3. they eventually caught him and caught up with him near the rear of the terminal, and that is where an officer-involved shooting occurred. there has been some information that we had made some changes and security here at the airport. as it relates to officers assigned to our terminals. and that is correct. we constantly evaluate our deployment of people, our strategies, our tactics in dealing with individuals and with potential incidents like this. and, in fact, many of you had probably traveled through an airport over the years and saw a police officer at a podium just behind the screening area. about a year ago when i got here, i thought that many of our officers needed to be out

say, because we'll take questions just after, i want to thank those officers from the los angeles departments, the police department here, whose heroic acts saved lives here today. >> good morning. i just want to reiterate something the mayor said and thank the first responders here today. lapd, los angeles world airport police, fire department, tsa, fbi. there's a natural instinct when you hear gunfire to flee or duck. those folks here coordinating, when they hear gunshots, they run towards them and save lives. to watch the unified command here today work together professionally and seamlessly is awe-inspiring. the people in los angeles are in very good hands. want to thank the public for their patience and cooperation. >> chief gannon to come forward now for any questions. >> reporter: they tell us they have received -- they have two fatalities and one critical. can you tell us the number of fatalities? >> we don't know that yet. the fire department is rectifying all that information. >> can you tell us why the fbi is the lead agency? >> well, this is an airport that has federal jurisdiction. we have f

los angeles police were enroute >> pelley: tonight, could they have stopped the l.a.x. shooter? los angeles police were e enroue to his home before paul ciancia was enroute to the airport. john miller finds out how they he got the gun into the terminal. how did the health care web site duck security requirements? sharyl attkisson has the answer. an n.f.l. lineman quits over locker room harassment. mark strassmann tells us what it was all about. and elaine quijano on the forgotten p.o.w.s. they were captured and held in prison camps, so why did uncle sam turn his back? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is a special western edition. those who know paul ciancia are at a loss to explain friday's rampage at los angeles international airport and his apparent hatred for the t.s.a. today his family apologized. ciancia is accused of shooting a t.s.a. officer to death and wounding two other officers and a passenger. terrified travelers fled the terminal friday. police shot ciancia four times, his condition has been u

los angeles police were enroute >> pelley: tonight, could they have stopped the l.a.x. shooter? angeles police were e enroue to his home before paul ciancia was enroute to the airport. john miller finds out how they he got the gun into the terminal. how did the health care web site duck security requirements? sharyl attkisson has the answer. an n.f.l. lineman quits over locker room harassment. mark strassmann tells us what it was all about. and elaine quijano on the forgotten p.o.w.s. they were captured and held in prison camps, so why did uncle sam turn his back? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

department, california highway patrol, los angeles county sheriff's department. hawthorn police department. el sacondo all the agencies that came quickly to help us out. again today, in our enhanced deployment for los angeles world airport and in addition to our airport police officers here every day, los angeles police department committed additional resources. this morning i met with federal airmarshals. they are providing resources for us and every agency has offered resources to us if they are needed. and i'm very, very grateful for that. our whole posture for security is high profile. we have a security strategy that we employ every day. obviously today and for the foreseeable future we'll our high profile at the curbs, and anywhere in those ticketing areas, and anywhere on our campuses. as i talked about a little yesterday, or i said yesterday about how proud i am of the airport police officers who responded to this incident, this did not hesitate for one moment, and confronted an armed and dangerous individual. some people have asked about how the officers are doing. i wa

obviously from the los angeles police department, california highway patrol, los angeles county sheriff'sment, el segundo, all of our surrounding agencies that came very quickly to help us out. again, today in the enhanced deployment for the los angeles world airport, also in addition to our airport police officers who are here every day obviously, los angeles police department has committed additional resources. this morning i met with the federal air marshals and they are providing additional resources for us. and every agency in the surrounding area that offered resources to us if they are needed, and i'm very, very grateful for that. our whole posture for security is high profile. we have a security strategy that we employ every single day. obviously today and for the foreseeable future we'll continue a very high profile at the curbs and anywhere in those ticketing areas and anywhere on our campuses. as i talked about a little bit yesterday or i said yesterday about how proud i am of the airport police officers who responded to this incident, this did not hesitate for one moment and c

international airport, the los angeles police department has a large contingent of officers but the primary policing is provided by the airport police. at los angeles international airport, it's probably the most heavily policed airport in america. i travel through airports all the time. none of them has the visibility and level of security that is provided at lax, every baggage screening checkpoint has true uniformed officers at that baggage checkpoint, that's a level of security you don't see anywhere else. at that checkpoint, would have been on duty within a few feet where the shooting occurred two uniformed armed officers. as you go into the airport, you cannot go into the perimeter of the airport, if you will, the nine terminals, without seeing a significant number of uniformed officers aefrn and cars and motorcycles. again, it is one of the most heavily visibly policed airports in this country as well as the plain clothes units that are on site at that location. but the situation at the airport now, it is in lockdown, several of those terminals. it is a very confusing s

i am kristen sze. >> los angeles police surrounded terminal 3 at lax. the suspect has been stopped but police are taking precautions in case there are other shooters. >> we are going to the newsroom. >> details are coming in. we saw the f.b.i. arriving. this started at 9:30 at a checkpoint inside terminal 3 that houses air tran, alaska and jetblue. a man fired shots with a rifle at a security check point. it ended up with several people wounded. at least three. one wore a t.s.a. officer uniform and we believe the t.s.a. officer was shot. police and security immediately moved in ordering people to get out, evacuate the terminal. some went on to the tarmac where they were loaded on the buses. the suspected shooter has been shot and taken into custody but we talked with a local man by known who flew in and said all hell broke loose. >> all hell broke loose because people were pouring out of the terminal on to the tarmac. police arrived, the cars came driving up. we were watching this all happen, thinking, this is really weird. i heard two shots fired outsid

planes are not taking off in other cities to come to los angeles, and they are not leaving los angeles to go to those other cities. we are told that the policehief and the major of loss -- los angeles are going to speak to the press about a half hour ago. i just joined you, so i don't know what you reported previously, but at this point there are a lot of sketchy details. we don't really have nailed down yet the number of people who were wounded. so we hope to learn -- >> and brian -- >> that was a jet just landing over my head, so a little bit of air traffic is still coming in. >> what you can tell us brian is -- we have gone through this in washington at the navy yard. we went through this in boston at the boston marathon bombing, but now we have an incident at lax. we have a shooter with a gun. people are on edge these days about anything. is there a sense in los angeles that people in l.a. are saying, oh, no, not here? >> i have been unable to ton talk to a single person in los angeles. i came to the airport, so i can't really answer that question. i think at the moment it is a small enough incident, you don't have some great number of p

that was heroic. >> flights were diverted from the airport or held at the gates in los angeles as police officers attempted to secure the sprawling site. for the latest, i'm joined by david willis, who is at los angeles international airport tonight. david, such a frightening incident. what is the mood there tonight? >> the big question here i think is how could a 23-year-old man shoot his way through a security checkpoint in what is one of the busiest airports in the world? now, this was a young man who this morning. he had a semiautomatic rifle with him and he shot his way through the security screening area, engaged swat team officers in a gunfight on the air side of the airport, and was eventually apprehended, but not before a 40-year-old screening official was killed. several others were injured in all of that. the question of course tonight is, what motivated him to do this? there are reports that this young man had a hand written note in his possession, and he fouled in that note to kill transport security officials and members of the police. >> david, what is this going to mean f

personnel officers from airport police, los angeles airport police responded immediately to the calls. they tracked the individual through the airport and engaged him in gunfire in terminal three. and were able to successfully take him into custody. we had an officer-involved shooting that took place. as you can imagine, a large amount of chaos took place during this entire incident. we believe at this point that there was a lone shooter, that he acted at least right now with the only person that was armed in this incident. there's a tremendous amount of investigative work that will need to be done, and i will turn that over to the fbi in just a second, and in a little bit, but nonetheless, we have done security sweeps through the entire airport. we feel confident that this particular incident is tied to terminal three and terminal three only. and that's all we have right now. there's a tremendous amount of investigative work that will need to be accomplished. we have multiple victims that have been shot. and have been transported. and we've had some other injuries as well. in additio

los angeles international airport. a tsa agent has been killed. a los angeles policepartment is[na still on the scene leadin the response in this, and, of course, as information continues to come into us this morning, we will bring it to you. back to you in the studio, marla. >> absolutely. all right, laura. thank you so much. >>> back here in the bay area we are following several different incidents on the roadways this morning, including a car fire inside the called called cot tunnel. >> bad morning for highway 24. we have our chopper over caldecot tunnel, and they have someone loaded into an plans. we hadn't heard any injuries directly related to the fire, but this could be as a result of smoke. there's quite a bit of smoke. there was ae car fire inside the tunnel, and as chopper wideens out, you'll see the tremendous backup. they have closed the eastbound-born. let's look at the maps and we'll talk about what happened. chp spokesperson daniel hill told us that around 9:50 this morning there was a car fire inside that eastern bore. they had to close that down becau

. >> los angeles police are looking into the deadly shooting of the father of a state assemblyman is linked to an earlier shooting in the neighborhood. police are investigating in it's tied to an assault and vehicle theft in the neighborhood the night before. his son is a democrat state assemblyman. >>> the agencies involved in the deadly shooting at los angeles international airport asked for patience as they work to understand what happened. some have criticized the time it took before paramedics were allowed inside to help. in a joint statement the los angeles police department said some remarks made in the press were untrue and others merited consideration. >>> fcc chairman sent a letter saying it's time to resolve the issue. the sticking point is a policy letting phone owners know when they can unlock their phones at the end of their contracts. they urged them to adopt the policy before the christmas season. >>> voters in oakland hills approved a tax after the oakland hills fire in 91. the renewal would boost the charge from $65 to $78 using the money for brush removal. an unoffi

so this is probably something the los angeles police and airport police have dealt with. and one key thing to think about right now is when it comes to securing the airport, there are multiple levels of security at the airport. tsa, which was the focus of the shooting actually is not a law enforcement organization, and they don't have weapons training or defensive weaponry to protect themselves. >> what are they told to do if there is a gunman. >> in general they defer to the law enforcement and other security personnel at lax. very likely you are going to have law enforcement there, especially in an emergency situation like this, and there may be additional resources there because of the nature of the airport that are federal resources, but again, it's a fluid situation now, and it is unclear who may have been involved in counter acting this attack. >> as you look at these images, tell us what you see that we might have been missing. >> there is the police presence trying to secure the facility. it looks like traffic has been slowed down or even blocked going into the ai

that was heroic. >> flights were diverted from the airport or held at the gates in los angeles as police officers attempted to secure the sprawling site. for the latest, i'm joined by david willis, who is at los angeles international airport tonight. david, such a frightening incident. what is the mood there tonight? >> the big question here i think is how could a 23-year-old man shoot his way through a security checkpoint in what is one of the busiest airports in the world? now, this was a young man who this morning. he had a semiautomatic rifle with him and he shot his way through the security screening area, engaged swat team officers in a gunfight on the air side of the airport, and was eventually apprehended, but not before a 40-year-old screening official was killed. several others were injured in all of that. the question of course tonight is, what motivated him to do this? there are reports that this young man had a hand written note in his possession, and he fouled in that note to kill transport security officials and members of the police. >> david, what is this going to mean f

just three weeks ago there was training that went on with both airport police and los angeles police department on incidents just like this as shared earlier. tactics used today were practiced then, trained on by los angeles world airport police and i'd like to invite the chief of police to come back as well. >> thank you. just a couple things from my end, the officers involved in this incident this, is a traumatic for anyone. no officers were injured but are doing well. the -- we take a look at a little bit of a time line. 9:22 is about the time we became aware that this incident occurred. airport police officers were on scene immediately and began to move after that particular individual. the suspect, as he proceeded through terminal three. they caught him, and caught up with him near the rear of the terminal. that is where the officer-involved shooting occurred. the, there has been information that we had made changes in security here at the airport. as it relates to officers assigned to our terminal . that is correct. we evaluate our deployment of people, our strategies and tactic

argue that the problem was not the child's commons but they can all did not challenge it the los angeles police department kelly press conference on thursday to mark and very special event the approaching one hundred anniversary of the first in chinese police officer in the united states. he couldn't have come and more improper and time del thousands of chinese americans read out on the streets protesting against the daily discrimination that office among them faced a hundred years ago. i put in the past that. the los angeles times reported this historic moment connell and get one when stepped on a comparative upscale any of the clutch at the scene that story to tell friday at the start and clap cut to the present day tomorrow. this is tied to a los angeles police department had a conference on november the seventh which saw against great grandson in attendance the novelty of the moment was a lot on that later generations we believe that this entry since that day has been a story of constant struggle. all groups a lot of troops had to struggle to get what they have today. to get the commission

. >> next coming here from the chief of the los angeles police department to is involved in this from the operations as well, chief charlie beck. >> very briefly, i want to commend the men and women and their response in this incident. we have created a unified command with that different agencies involved. we will treat this incidence with the unified command. many, many details that you were interested in will must be given out at this point. we will thus become of the nature of injuries, the identity of the suspect, the investigation is being handled by the fbi with the cooperation of the los angeles police department. again, you know, tremendous unified response. i know that this region worries about its airport because of the complex issues involved with various jurisdictions. it was handled very well today. thank you. >> obama one second the reader will next year from fbi special agent in charge, special agent the talk a little bit about the investigation. >> very well. >> david dot pitch, special agent in charge of the fbi. first of three working hand-in-hand with our partners

the tactics that were used today were actually practiced and tactics that were developed by los angeles police department that were trained on by the los angeles world airport police. i would like to invite the chief of police to come back as well pat bannon. >> thank you. just a couple of things from my end. the officers that were involved in this incident -- obviously this is a traumatic incident for anyone. none of my officers were injured in this particular incident, but they are doing -- >>> well we have gotten the headlines out of los angeles. paul ciantia. we have heard from his family in new jersey where they tell us -- where they tell police that is that he had shown some suicidal tendencies of late, his father had asked to have a missing persons report filed on him, but, because he is 23 years old, the authorities would not allow him to. at any rate, he was shot at lax. we do not know his condition and they have not released his condition of yet. we know he is in hospital in los angeles. a tsa agent as they mentioned in this news conference has died. they confirmed that now and other

>> well, the airport has its own police department, the los angeles world airports police and for a number of years the practice was to have an armed officer and a partner behind every checkpoint. a year ago they started looking at changing that policy by having roving patrols simply because they said a study of airport incidents showed most of the violence occurred in front of the security not behind the security checkpoints and this would give the officer it is ability to rome, be more flexibility in their patrols and less predict to believe the bad guys. >> pelley: and they did get there right away. john, thank you very much. today the federal health care web site went down again for about hour and a half. no one is sure why. it's being taken offline on purpose every morning in the wee hours from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. for repairs. millions are still having trouble buying insurance on it and it turns out that even when the web site works it may not be secure enough to protect privacy. sharyl attkisson has been digging into this. >> reporter: as healthcare.gov was being developed, crucia

. >> move over, walking dead, this morning, the los angeles police department is using zombies to warn the public about car burglars, part of a public service announcement featuring zombies wandering the streets, stealing ipads and other valuables left in plain sight in the we vehicles. 20,000 vehicles have been burglarized in los angeles and the police hope to scare people into hiding their belongings and locking their cars. >> who knows, but at least it is creative. >> with the rain going on, what is going on, on the roof? >> mike? >> you need an umbrella if. >> a lot different than most of the time i have been here, it is wet, it is cooler, but i will show you what is going on, there you go, a little bit of wet weather we have accumulated. you have to love them. we are prepared for the wet weather. i am looking at the people and half do not have an umbrella or raincoat. perhaps they do not have our weather app. here is live doppler 7 hd you can see the wet weather is punching right through the heart of the bay from highway 37 on the north side of san pablo bay to almost the san mate

we now have more information on the alleged gunman who police say killed a tsa officer and shot 2 others friday at los angeles international airport. you can see a picture of him here. the fbi identified him as los angeles resident paul ciancia. police say ciancia was taken into custody after being shot multiple times in the chest. new images emerging of what appears to be the suspect handcuffed to a gurney. you can see that right here. tonight new images of the deadly l-a airport shooting suspect emerging. as we learn more about the victims he was targetting. and the t-s-a's next move to keep travellers safe. we now have more information on the alleged gunman who police say killed a tsa officer and shot 2 others friday at los angeles international airport. you can see a picture of him here. the fbi identified him as los angeles resident paul ciancia. police say ciancia was taken into custody after being shot multiple times in the chest. new images emerging of what appears to be the suspect handcuffed to a gurney. you can see that right here. now investigators have the difficult task of trying to piece togeth

. >>> the lax shooting suspect remains sedated and under guard in los angeles. police are piecing together paul ciancia's motive. investigators are revealing a letter he left behind may have mentioned references to the new world order. it also talked about how easy it has to get a gun into the airport. >>> new allegations in the harassment case of a miami dolphins football player. incognito was encouraged to toughen up on his teammate, jonathan martin. dolphins suspended him for misconduct related to alleged bullying. he made a brief statement yesterday. >> just trying to weather the storm right now and this will pass. >> the association says it will conduct an investigation for all involved. >> reporter: amanda knox's ex- boyfriend is on the stand in italy. tina kraus reports that knox who served four years in prison has not returned for this trial. >> reporter: raffaele sollecito made a plea to give him back a real life. he and his ex-girlfriend, american college student amanda knox are facing the third trial for the 2007 murder of british student meredith kercher. a

los angeles police saying there were multiple victims in here. we've confirmed, well we'll get to that as station as long the way join us in a moment. this happened at 9:30 local time in los angeles. we are still waiting for the first on camera police spokesman to give us a status update. it is a very, very large area. >> it is 2:00 on the east coast. 11:00 am on the west coast. this is continuing cue ining co breaking news. first, we know that at 9:30 this morning, a gunman is said to have walked into terminal three at los angeles international airport with a rifle or shotgun. fired off a number of shots. some witnesses say 8 to 10 and others say as many as 30.

there are hundreds of officers here in attendance as well as members of the los angeles fire department, the los angeles policeepartment, as well as local state and national dignitaries areny any dance here, as well, and today's public memorial is really about remembering and celebrating and honoring the life of tsa officer. as you mentioned he is the first tsa officer killed in the line of duty. the event inside is quite somber, it began with the procession of the flag, and the back drop inside the arena is honor flag, this is the same u.s. flag that was flown over ground zero? the days following the nebraska attack, and it has really come to symbolize and memorialize law enforcement officers who are killed in the line of duty. moments ago, we heard from l.a.'s mayor. and we also expect to hear remarks from attorney general eric holder. >> jennifer, what is the latest on the suspected gunman? >> the suspected gunman is 23-year-old paul sense yeah, and he has been charged with first degree murder of a federal officer. as well as causing violence at an international airport, he has not appeared in court simply

is terminal 4 at los angelesinternational airport and we are just seeing that a person with los angeles police i'm just being handed this report says initial reports indicate there were shots fired inside terminal 4 but now, it seems no shots have been fired and that there was just a lot of noise and chaos, so as you can see, this is from los angeles police. they aren't exactly sure what's going on. there were reports of shots fired inside terminal 4 at about 7:30 this evening, just more than a half hour ago but again right now, it seems that no shots were fired and that something created a loud noise and chaos. certainly, an incident at los angeles international airport and tensions run high when you hear lax. it was exactly three weeks ago that a tsa agent was shot and killed at lax, friday, november 1 and before that, you may remember some incidents with dry ice explosive devises that went off in trash cans at lax, but again a very scary situation for passengers and certainly anyone who hears this, some sort of incident at lax, but maybe we have dodged the most scary situation of shots fire

security official was hurt and the gunman shot now these are live pictures from the scene there in los angeles police have surrounded the airport evacuating the terminal and witnesses say gunshots caused the stampede los angeles international airport is the sixth busiest in the world and it's the second largest metropolitan area in the united states so that is news just in here on r.t. concerning a shooting at an airport in los angeles. well countering terrorism is still the main argument american politicians use to justify spying programs but some u.s. authorities are more or less admitting it's gone too far at least according to the latest comments made by america's secretary of state john kerry said neither he nor the president knew everything that was happening because the system ran on automatic pilot simply because the technology and the ability there but n.s.a. chief keith alexander questioned attempts to plead ignorance after a former u.s. ambassador said spying on foreign leaders did little to protect national security and alexander assisted it's actually policymakers including ambassadors w

the public service will be held in los angeles. policeeveral other people were wounded when the gunman opened fire. the shooter is still in the hospital after being wounded by police. >>> garbage piling up in the streets of madrid. 6,000 garbage workers walking off the job more than a week ago. >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax cuts... the economy... iran... healthcare... it goes on and on... ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story theses are strait forward conversations, no agenda, just hard hitting debate on the issues that matter to you ray suarez hosts inside story only on al jazeera america ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera, i'm del walters. here is a look at today's top business news. it has been a quiet start to trading on wall street. right now the blue chips are down some 25 points. investors taking a bit of a breather today after those two consecutive record-settin

los angeles police officers got to his apartment 45 minutes after he left for the airport. police say ciancia killed one tsa screener and wounded two others and a passenger. some are calling for better security at tsa checkpoints. >> part of that investigation will be a review of the security measures that were in place not only at l.a.x. but i think a review of the security arrangements that exist in other airports as well. >> police officers shot ciancia four times. he's heavily sedated following surgery for his wounds and is currently under 24-hour guard. >>> a new study from uc berkeley raises concerns about the outsourcing of airport workers. according to the study, the share of airport workers outsourced to contractors grew from 19% in 2001 to 26% by 2011. during the same period, airport workers saw their hourly wages fall by an average of 15%. the study says the airport workers declining pay affects airport efficiency, safety and security. the study was financed by the service employees international union. >>> stricter gun control laws may be coming to sunnyvale if v

personnel officers from los angeles airport police, respond immediately to the calls.dividual through the airport and engaged him in gunfire in terminal 3 and were able to successfully take him into custody. we had an officer involved shooting that took place. as you can imagine, a large amount of chaos took place during this entire incident. we believe at this point that there was a lone shooter. that he acted, at least right now, was the only person that was armed in this incident. there's a tremendous amount of investigative work that will be done. i'll turn that over to the fbi in just a second, in a little bit. but nonetheless, we have done security sweeps through the entire airport. we feel confident this particular incident is tied to terminal 3 and terminal 3 only. and that's all we have right now. there's a tremendous amount of investigative work that will need to be accomplished. we have multiple victims that have been shot and transported. and we've had some other injuries as well. in addition to the suspect himself. i don't have much more information than t

. >>> a california lawmakers father is dead in an apparent home invasion robbery in los angeles, police say the victim was 78-year-old joseph gato, the father of mike gato, his sister found the body, she had gone there to check on her dad after she had not heard from him. police say the home had been ransacked and he may have been interrupting a burglary when he was shot. >>> a new report from the fbi shows how bay area police departments are doing at solving crimes, san pablo had the most success, solving 92% of its homicides, san jose was 66, san francisco 44%, oakland 35% and richmond had the worst rate when it comes to tracking down killers with 30%, the fbi says the gap is due to many factors. >>> the san francisco police department is arming its officers with high end smart phones to help fight crime. the department just began rolling out the phones to all 1600 of its patrol officers. the phones allow officers to pull up mug shots and access statewide criminal data bases from the field and police say they will be especially helpful to officers working on foot. >> so he comes back

los angeles. we are still waiting for the first on camera police spokesman to give us a status update. it is a very, very large area. >> it is 2:00 on the east coast. 11:00 am on the west coast. this is continuing cue ining co breaking news. first, we know that at 9:30 this morning, a gunman is said to have walked into terminal three at los angeles international airport with a rifle or shotgun. fired off a number of shots. some witnesses say 8 to 10 and others say as many as 30. we are hearing 8 to 10 from a number of sources. we know that three people are injured. we know that one tsa agent has been shot. we have spoken to passengers at lax. said that he had been shot before and no one should worry about him. this is terminal three. this area is closed down and if it is not completely evacuated at this moment they are in the process of evacuating it. the security checkpoint is down the corridor. gate 30 is in the middle. as far as we can tell, we have differing reports from e eyewitnesss about where the shooter was. some are saying that the shooter was confined to the area where the s

. >> happening now in son california, los angeles police are going door to door interviewing neighbors after the father of state assembly man mike gotto was found shot to death in a possible home invasion. the body of the 78-year-old was found last night slumped over in a chair in his home in silver lake. his daughter made the discovery after she did not hear from her dad all day. police have not made any arrests. a spokesman for the democratic lawmaker says that assemblyman gotto is devastated after the call about his father's death. >> supporters of a local teen set on fire on an a.c. transit bus are planning a march tonight. friends and family of 18 -year-old sasha fleischman start at oakland high school and place rainbow ribbons on the bus route. 16-year-old richard thomas lit sasha's skirt on fire. he has second- and third-degree leg buns. a donation page has been re-opened after raising $22,000 to help pay for medical expenses. >> two tesla employees are recovering in a burn center after an accident at the company's fremont plant. the c.e.o. elon musk visited the medical center l

los angeles police were enroute to his home before paul ciancia opened fire at the airport. ben tracy explains why they missed him. john miller found out how the gunman got the rifle into the terminal. how did the health care web site duck federal security requirements? sharyl attkisson found the answer. an n.f.l. lineman quits over alleged locker room harassment. mark strassmann tells us what it was all about. and elaine quijano on the forgotten p.o.w.s. they were captured and held in prison camps. so why did uncle sam turn his back? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. those who know paul ciancia are at a loss to explain friday's rampage at los angeles international airport and his apparent hatred for the t.s.a. today his family apologized.

news conference just moments ago, the gunman is in custody. >> personnel officers from airport police, los angeles airport police responded immediately to the -- to the calls, they tracked the individual through the airport and engaged him in gunfire in terminal 3 and were able to successfully take him into -- into custody. >> hundreds of passengers are being held at terminal 3 and air lines that use that terminal include alleg ant, frontier, jet blue, spirit and virgin america, this inspect of course will affect flights nationwide for hours to come. looking live now at san francisco international airport, san francisco police say all officers assigned to the airport are on what they call saturation patrols in an abundance of caution. officials say they are also in contact with the fbi, tsa and federal marshals as they monitor the situation at lax. >>> tragedy after a construction worker removing signs is killed by a suspected drunk driver. the accident was also causing major headaches on northbound 680 for hours. brian flores joins us live with the latest on the investigation and it looks like tr

through, the devices that screen you for weapons and are manned by law enforcement agency, the los angeles police department or the los angeles airport police. any report that these posts may have been abandoned, i find unusual. i never traveled through once and they were unposted. >> the suspect, quiet, a loner, what are the warning signs someone might do something like this? >> being quiet and a loner probably describes 50% of the american population so you can't take those traits and make them predictive. the warning behaviors are much more specific and one of the most compelling warning behaviors is leakage. that's when the shooter tells somebody either directly or indirectly what they are planning to do. there's two things to keep in mind here. the motivation for these types of crimes occur months, if not years before the event. the thinking about it, putting the thoughts together that they don't like this part of the government, part of a conspiracy. the triggering events occur sooner to the event or not too long before the event occurs. that's where you see the warning behaviors is around

. >> in los angeles, police have arrested more than 50 petroleum in a protest of more than 200 at a newlyned wal-mart store in chinatown of the demonstrators gathered last night to show support for the workers who walked off the job demanding better pay. it was mostly peace of but when people blocked traffic police asked everyone to disperse. those who did not were arrested. >> 62 ipads and listen tops stolen from a san jose school are being replaced. safeway is donating 31 ipads to the school. thieves pried open a door and stole 62 new ipad s and laptops from the school in october. the school district will replace the laptops using money from the general funds which were valued at $72,000, not enough to meet the insurance deductible. >> happening now, parents are braving the morning chill waiting in line if a chance to make this a bright holiday for families. we are there live. >> the most powerful storm ever to hit land in the tropics. the latest on the deadly typhoon causing landslides and flooding and knocking out power across the philippines. >> the impact a change in safety rule can

los angeles police chief. >> he proceeded up into the screening area where tsa screeners are and continued shoo ent past the screeners back into the airport itself. >> reporter: the gunman shot four tsa officers killing one. he then moved down the long terminal 3 concourse toward the gate area. some passengers who couldn't get out of the terminal packed into restroom stalls guarded by police. >> the suspect got back very far into a terminal. there is a burger king that is quite a ways away from the screening station and he was able to get back there. >> reporter: photos taken by passengers show blown out store windows. we spoke to witness billy bey on the phone, he saw the gunman. >> he was walking and i thought everything was fin and maybe this guy was just looking for his gate now. but then i noticed he had a gun at his side. a large gun. so at that point i got pretty scared. >> reporter: this individual was shooting as he went into the terminal. the officers didn't, i repeat, they didn't hesitate. they went after this individual and they confronted this individual. and they confronted t

. >>> wild shootout with los angeles police, then dave lopez shows us things get really crazy. >> he was saying, "get my sister out of the house. get my sister out of the house." >> then minutes later, this is what the husband of kimberly edwards videotaped. >> we hear the pow pow automatic fire shots, one first round. >> from the house? >> from that house. and after that, about maybe five minutes later, another round of shots. >> it was at that time that the male officer was hit in the vest and the female officer tripped and fell. slight injuries. >> they were outside so he was literally shooting from out of the house into the area. >> terrifying sights and sounds that she says she'll never forget. >> and about an hour and a half ago, we are told that the suspect surrendered. the hostages are okay. >>> well, it was a scene straight out of breaking bad that played out on the delta. brian webb was there as the floating crime scene was hauled away. >> this is video from chopper 5. an solano county sheriff's boat towing the crime scene, a houseboat considered so dangerous it's being tak

personnel officers from airport police, los angeles airport police, responded immediately to the calls. they tracked the individual through the airport, and engaged him in gunfire in terminal 3. and were able to successfully take him into custody. >> nbc news justice correspondent, pete williams, joins me now with the latest on the investigation. pete, i understand we have learned breaking news with the suspect. what do you know? >> reporter: well, authorities from several different organizations have told us that the suspect's name is paul anthony ciancia. c-i-a-n-c-i-a. they say he is 23 years old, born in february of 1990. a u.s. citizen who is living in the l.a. area. and as for the motive -- we're a long way from knowing that for certain. there is some indication, we're told, that he had strong anti-government views. that's based on some written material that we're told he was carrying, that they found on him after he was shot by l.a. airport police. he is said to be in critical condition at the ucla medical. we believe that all of the people who were shot, all of the people he sh