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mo was almost always the same. they walked in to the store with their hoodies on and faces covered. quickly emptyin t boxes of cigarettes. on friday, this 7-eleven was the last store to get robbed. the manager didn't want to go on camera but showed us his surveillance video and says his two employees are traumatized. >> he was so frantic. he could not dial the 911. he dialled 119. >> thank god no one was injured. nobody got hur. >> investigators say the before the suspects came here, they robbed two other stores in another county. after robbing a total of three stores in one night, police managed to pull the suspects over. the fear hasn't completely gone away for some of the employees who work at these shops, but having these suspects off the street makes everyone feel safer. >> if they did catch one, now we can -- we're coming here. >> attorney office says one of the four suspects is out on bond tonight. they face a long list of charges, including armed robbery, first degree assault, as well as theft, back to you. >> thank you fitzgerald, thank you. >> tonight the family of nagra has arrested teenag

mo brooks, a colleague used his belt as a turn quit. shots were fired, landing around t aides. rand paul watched the aides laying there making the critical decision do they stay on the ground and avoids fire ore possibly try to run for cover. if steve scalise had not been there, it would have been a massacre because steve scalise is a member of leadership, he had the security detail. capitol police were on hand and first responders were there within three minutes. this is extraordinary. i want to bring in clint watts, and darren, a former member of the police department. what is your take on all of this? >> well one of the first things that i would assess is the active shooter protocol whether we're going to evacuate or shelter in place. after 9/11 people have disregarded police and have chose to evacuate. however we had some capitol police members that were on the scene and i think they were a very intricate piece in saving the lives of the individuals. one shooter was in possession of an ar-15. a difficult weapon to defend against even if you're wearing a bullet proof vest. t

mo >>> next to the other major headline at this hour, the american student on his way home right now. captivity by the north koreans, otto warmbier sentenced to 15 years hard labor. for crimes againstorof nfense,t poster to take home as a souvenir. his parents have been begging for his return. and since then, learning just last week that, their son had been in a coma for more than a year. here's terry moran. >> reporter: this afternoon, the medevac plane bringing otto back to t down in alaska, en route home to cincinnati. his 17-month nightmare in norts lea asrekoe coming after secret talks in oslo between u.s. and north korean officials and the revelation last week that he's in a coma. alleganith this incident. captured on north korean security camera video. warmbier allegedly trying to steal a propaganda poster like this one at a hotel he was staying at. the 30-year-old college student was quickly arrested. his stunt considered a serious crime in that repressive country. when he was brought to court ave theea w theorst mistake of my life. but, please, you have to save me. >> reporter: but the north koreans showed no mercy. he was sentenced in 2016 after a trial that lasted an hour. 15 years o

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later this mo saw there leaving the stage, our local speller, actually eliminated in the first round of last night's finals. he's 11-year-old -- we can't pronounce the word he spelled. >> t-e-s. >> great effort by him. >> right now the national science foundation is getting ready for an astronomy festival on the national mall happening tonight. >> meteorologist chuck bell is on the national mall bringing us the forecast from there around filling us in on this big event. chuck? >> reporter: hey, good morning. yes, indeed. that smart young girl there, the good speller, she may grow up to be like this. this is claire raptery. she is a solar physicist. ph.d.. she is part of the solar observatory. she's here to talk about national a stron know my night out here on the good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. i'm glad to be here. >> reporter: what's going on tonight? >> tonight we have a series of amateur astronomers, professionals, agencies showing up with their telescope with a free observing night. we expect 7 to 10 thourks people to show up to look at the stars. astronomy is not all done at nighttime. you can pick up your free solar eclipse observing glasses. g

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t. hodgkinson, 66 years old from bellville, illinois. the fbi says it's too early to know whether this was an act of terror or whether lawmakers are targeted for assassination. mo brooks was there at the scene, he used his belt for a tourniquet to stop the bleeding. >> i was getting ready to have batting practice and the first shots were pretty much past the third base dugout, maybe eight to ten feet. i'm looking at it from an angle. i hear the big bam and i thought it was a car backfiring until i saw the rifle barrel. a white male was taking careful aim at congressman, staffers, whoever he could get ahold of. >> reporter: let's go live to the scene. that's where barbara starr is. what have you learned about the happenings of this morning, also the victims and also what you're learning about the shooter? >> reporter: well, brianna, we're just about 25 minutes south of you at the site of the attack this morning. i want to mention, i think over my shoulder you can see a few minutes ago some very large black trucks that appeared on the scene. we're told that they are federal law enforcement vehicles, part of the investigation. the fbi now is leading at this site.

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a thorough account of what happened from mo brooks who was there engaged in that practice this morning. the republican tor tomorrow. >> and at this point what we know is that the congressman, congressman scalise, is in stable condition. he is being treated at gw hospital. we still haven' uat on the aide who was shot. it's believed to be a staffer with roger williams. >> never heard him say a word. after the first half dozen shots or so, there was a lot of hollering by the staff and by the congressman about active shooter, and to take cover. and so he had said probably would not have heard it. he was -- once the capitol police engaged, it seems he was pinned down behind the third base dugout. it's cinder block. at some point rifle versus pistols, he was able to wound both the law enforce offers. he was making his way to the dugout where the rest of us sought protection, and but for the bravery of our wounded capitol police officers, there could have been lot of people shot. >> again, congressman brooks will recounting -- >> i got a good look at him for a fraction of a second. all he had to do was adjust

old, shot in the chest, right at 4:00 this mo jint as he left thisck, 24-hr convenience store pizza shop, we tke but was still at the counter paying for his the foud somebody. >>s where he was shot, then stumb >> ya, i was at the coming backe storush him right down the sh him right to d within a half hour and twenty-four years old, hopefully some surveillance video will help some of the witness testimony and evidence that police are gathering. but lauren, jay, the young man we talked to there, told me that he says hey, you covered other murders of other friends that i've had killed this year. this is going to be the fourth funeral this year in 2017, less than six months in, that jay will attend after young man killed that he knew closely, like the one this morning. how about that? >> awful, steve keeley, just awful. thank you so much. 8:07 this morning. also happening overnight, a shooting in north philadelphia sends two people to the hospital. both victims in their 40's listed in stable condition. they were shot multiple times outside after bar, dauphin and lauren streets around 2:15 this morning. police still searching for who ever is res

to fully expense investments would do more to in incentivize at&t and companies throughout the united states to accelerate investment. mo more investments mean more jobs. the keyword is comprehensive. any plan being considered should be judged in totality and not just a single provision. for example, one area that i know that the committee has looked at is eliminating interest expense deductibility. the provision is problematic for me. i understand that it maybe necessary as part of a broader solution. if the committee plans -- i would encourage you to utilize reasonable transition rules of past choice companies like ours have made under a vastly task system. also allow them to immediately increase their investments in response of lower overall tax rate. >> mr. stooerevens, thank you f your time, five minutes always go faster than appears. we turn during questioning period for you. again, thank you for being here. thank you again for being the witness. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee, my name is zach motle. i want representing not only my own company but 750 manufacturers who are members of the technology o