white house intruder 11 days ago was off duty and about to head home. >> kristen welker on the north lawn, thanks. >>> elsewhere across this country tonight, some scary moments at two schools in two different states today. in louisville, police caught a teenager on the run after he allegedly shot a student at a high school. in north carolina, one student in custody for allegedly shooting another. at a high school about an hour outside of charlotte. in both shootings, the victims are said to be in stable condition, thankfully. >>> there are concerns tonight that a mysterious illness severely affecting children may be spreading. now a boston hospital is treating four children with this muscle weakness or symptoms of paralysis, similar to what a number of cases appeared that so far have started in this country in colorado. health officials are investigating now whether these cases are linked to the enterovirus. >>> the question, paper or plastic at the checkout will soon become a thing of the past in the state of california. after the governor there, jerry brown today signed a ban on single-

the jumper scaled the north lawn fence and can be seen kicking a dog. jumper was then stopped and subdued on the lawn. secret service swarming the suspect who was taken away in handcuffs. we will bring you more of this breaking news as we get it. >> this is a fox news alert. the capitol of canada on lockdown tonight. canadian police desperately trying to determine if a deadly shooting spree in ottawa was the work of terrorists. today, a gunman shooting a canadian soldier to death at the national war memorial. the gunman then running into the parliament building where dozens of shots rang out. and members of parliament ran for their lives. here is a minute-by-minute look at how the chaos unfolded. >> we are back and we have got some breaking news coming from the parliament in canada where there is a reported shooting. [gun fire] >> the reports are that shots have been fired, that one soldier is down on duty near the war memorial which i believe you are looking at right now, a five minute walk between these two buildings. >> everybody out. in the foyer. >

and those new images of an intruder on the north lawn. this time, though, attack dogs rushing in to secret service, too, just weeks after that other intruder got through the front door. abc's pierre thomas now, walking us through the takedown. those docks taking aim. >> reporter: this white house fence jumper didn't get very far. a fox news cameraman on the north lawn captured the scene as a secret service dog attacks the suspect just four seconds after he touches down. two seconds later, another canine joins the fight. in nine seconds, the officers are there. it's over in 17 seconds. >> he didn't get like, ten feet past the fence. >> reporter: 34 days ago, a fence jumper made it deep inside the white house, but dominic adesanya was stopped cold. he had posted anti-obama messages online. and last july was arrested trying to get into the white house. tonight, he is charged with making threats and assaulting officers. k-9 officers named hurricane and jordan. >> the animals that performed so bravely last night, i think the individual last ni

a man climbed the fence at the north lawn and made it 20-years before he was taken down.ox news cameras were rolling as two k-9's attacked him. he kicked the dog and you see the dog tas attack him. >> he is of bellaire, maryland. his father spoke to a local reporter saying he suffers from mental illness and suffers from paranoia believing he is 'n under surveillance. he has rant about the roth child banking family. this comes in the wake of several secret service screw ups this is the 7th fence jumping this year. another made it into the white house himself carrying a knife. his indictment has been delayed until he undergoes a mental evaluation. >> when somebody does jump a fence they know they need to be taken down. they need to know they got their back nobody gets to the president nobody gets to the white house, nobody gets into that canadian parliament. if that's the message we continue to send they will think twice about making those types of tame presidents. >> he was unarmed at the time of his arrest. charges are pending. as for the canine they were taken to the vet

the security breech on the north lawn last night, it is the first incident since the director resignedver a high profile break in last month. september 19th when a man made it past security across the lawn and got inside the mansion. this time the intruder didn't stand a chance. they were on the scene within seconds. kristen is at the white house and what more do we know about this man? >> we know he has 23-year-old dominic from maryland and not far from the white house. he was apparently known to authorities. as you point out, last night the secret service functioned as it was supposed to. he jumped over the fence around 7:00 and they released the canine units and they went after him to apprehend him. and you can see the suspect fighting back against those dogs. he is kicking them and hitting them. they were able to apprehend him. that all stands in stark contrast to what happened a month ago when omar gonzalez got in. the names had to be taken to the veterinarian because they were bruised in the wake of that. the suspect is in custody facing a number of felony charges. of course even

tonight this man jumped the fence of the north lawn and made it in several yards, about 25-30 yards,o one of the eyewitnesses that we've spoken to. he was then apprehended by secret service. at first, from what we could see, the suspect was resisting. and then he was handcuffed and taken away. but we did see one of the agents, they were both uniformed and in plain clothes officers, we did see one agent have his gun pointed at the man when all of this was transpiring. this is still unfolding but we did see the man taken away by authorities and we'll bring you any additional details as we get them. >> pam, thank you very much. still pretty stunning, as pamela is reporting 20-30 yards over the fence. so still a lot farther than people might have expected. >> and breaking news, the united states on alert after shots were shot inside and outside of canada parliament. it has been more than nine hours since what you are looking at has transpired. it is still in lockdown as they are looking for a possible second shooter. i emphasis possible. but we just heard from someone in the building tha

a man apparently climbs over the iron fence on to the north lawn of the white house.cret service stopped him. more specifically, apparently, the working dogs of the secret service stopped the man and brought him down on the lawn before he could get close to the white house. he's said to have gotten 20 to 25 yards from the fence before they brought him down. i should say this video was captured incidentally by news crews who were on site for normal white house coverage responsibilities when this fence jumping happened. tonight after the incident, the secret service, we're told, spread out across the white house grounds. the whole white house facility, the whole campus there was put on lockdown. so the secret service could investigate this breach. and assure that the white house was safe. we're told tonight that the man who jumped over the fence was injured in this incident tonight. we're not exactly sure how. we're told that he's being treated for his injuries. we're also told that whatever reporters and crews and photographers were on scene there tonight from the whit

i heard from my source that one of the problems with the guy sprinting across the north lawn and not being stopped was that ten minutes before the president had departed from the south lawn on marine one, and most of the agents were gathered on the south lawn, and had not come back to their post on the north lawn. we have to have enough agents to cover the entire perimeter of the white house. that's 18 acres. we have to be able to do it. >> very quickly, with clancy now in, does it help reform or hurt reform that is needed within the agency? >> i think it helps reform on the bottom line question of protecting the president. i talked to a senior white house official that worked in the obama white house in the first term. they all liked clancy. the president liked clancy. the first family liked clancy. and i've got to tell you, from what i'm hearing, the first lady has been a big force in this. she wants her husband protected, and she has not been happy with the way the secret service has been operating. but clancy has their confidence. >> expected to be noninterim long term is what yo

police say 23-year-old dominic adesanya jumped over the fence on the north lawn about 7:15 last night. secret service officials say the man was stopped by two canines immediately. the white house was put on lockdown, though, for several hours. the man was not armed, but officials say he did manage to kickand punch and actually hurt two of the canines. they were both taken to the vet to be checked out. the suspect from bel air, maryland was taken into custody where he will undergo psychiatric evaluation. at this point, though, charges are still pending. yesterday's incident was almost exactly one month to the days of the last person omar gonzalez who allegedly jumped over the white house fence and made it all the way into the white house. fortunately this alleged jumper didn't make it nearly as far and was stopped almost immediately as he got over the fence. by the way this is the seventh person to make it over the white house fence this year alone. back to you. >> nikki burdine live outside the white house. >>> maryland lawmakers are demanding answers after a murder suspect was mistak

an unarmed man is brought down by secret service agents after he jumped the fence near the north lawn. >> thanks a lot, doc. >> two americans infected with ebola are believed to be free of the disease while the government promises increased vigilance of travelers returning from west africa. >>> and october heat. the benches clear during game 2 of the world series. captioning fundedby cbs . this >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, october 23rd, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie. we begin in canada where a second terror attack in three days has struck the heart of canada. he was a canadian citizen with a criminal record who recently converted to islam. the suspect gunned down an honor guard at point blank range before he was killed by a heroic government official. kris van cleachris vakris van cn with more. good morning. >> good morning. people across the country are expressing anger and shock over what happened yesterday and many are asking the same question. how did a gunman get inside the parliament building. just hours after an attack on an honor g

he jumped the white house fence october 22 and was arrested on the north lawn. >> warm temperatures today and tomorrow, but there is a cold front on the way that could make things interesting down the road. steve rudin has the first look at the forecast. >> it was beautiful today. doug hill said how quiet and dry it would be this evening. it is exactly that. 57 degrees at reagan national the 40'sdulles 53, in to the west. the express forecast come early tomorrow morning, in town 50 degrees come rush-hour commute will be dry, sunshine at noontime. big changes on the way. a strong cold front of the north and west. the details of that plus the trick or treat forecast. >> steve, thank you. information about a vehicle who smashed inside of a fairfax county business this evening in oakton. an elderly couple was behind the wheel and lost control. what is remarkable is nobody inside the business was hurt. tom, what does it look like now? >> first off, this is where the vehicle jumped the curb from the parking spot. it went into the hallmark store. they have boarded it up. while much of the store

the white house fence since september 19th when omar gonzalez scaled the fence, ran across the north lawne way into the east room of the white house carrying a knife. joining me now, susan crabtree, white house correspondent for "white house examiner." here we go again. what's striking to me this time is secret service apparently performed flawlessly. >> that's right. this was a triumphant moment for the secret service after security breaches that were very serious, led to julia pearson, that then-director's resignation october 1st. now we have a very triumphant moment for the secret service on a very tragic day for ottawa and canada, and one in which the president of the united states, president barack obama, expressed solitude with canada and just very heartfelt concerns about terrorism in this country as well. >> and, susan, this kind of thing happened routinely in the past. and this is exactly the way it was supposed to happen. they were only supposed to be able to get a couple of steps. and if the first dog doesn't stop you, the second dog will. and the second dog is going to be very

authorities say adesanya, captured here on camera, was quickly stopped on the north lawn by a k-9 unit. the secret service alleged the man kicked one of the responding police dogs as another subdued him. while the secret service says he was not armed. adesanya's father says this is not the first time his son has gone to the famous building. >> he had done it before. like i say, he'd done it before. he didn't get that close, he didn't cross the fence. he was at the gate fussing with the people wanting to talk to the president to tell the president about his situation. >> adesanya's father says his son suffers from mental health issues, adding that his family is trying to -- has tried to get him help in the past. >> it's hard in your house not knowing that person you're living with is trustworthy and you know they are mentally, you know, mentally disturbed like he is. >> this latest incident comes just after a month after omar gonzalez allegedly armed with a knife sprinted across that same lawn past armed uniformed agents and entered the white house before he was taken into custody. ades

we could learn more information as to why he hopped the fence and ran across the north lawn. a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation will be presented. this is adesanya's third arrest since july. >>> 4:31 is our time. a chilly start for a lot of us around the region. >> storm team 4 meet rolls tom kierein with a look at your weather. >> as you step out the door, you'll go whoa. yesterday we were hovering near 70. overnight, look at these temperatures. they have plummeted down to the 30s most of virginia and maryland. dulles, 37. gaithersburg, 39. near 40 from bowie, huntingtown. right on the waters and near the bay, much milder. away from the waters, we've got a big area under a frost advisory. all the areas from virginia into somed phd, eastern west virginia, under this frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. protect any sensitive plants you have outside or bring them in. look at neighborhood highs. we should rebound nicely. 70s. southwest, lots of sun is shine. they hit low 70s. upper 60s near the chesapeake bay. let's check with melissa early on this monday morning. everyth

he climbed the fence on the north lawn and got about 20 yards before he was taken down by secret service officers and their dogs. >>> the financial scandal involving former virginia bob mcdonnell and his wife is leading to changes in richmond a. new ethics commission created by governor terry mcauliffe started meeting today and it's chaired by former u.s. representative rick boucher and former governor bill bolling. the governor wants the n- member commission to come up with recommendations by early december. he's hoping to vette nicks reform legislation -- to have ethics reform legislation by january 2015. >>> we're waiting to learn the identity after pedestrian struck and killed along indian highway in accokeek. the woman was hit about 5:30 a.m. and died at the scene. then independent yang highway was shut down for nearly -- indian head highway was shut down for nearly four hours. >>> sadly a second student in friday's school shooting near seattle has died. 14-year-old gia soriano was shot in the head in the school cafeteria. police say jaylen fryberg, a freshman at marysville-pilchuck

september 19th incident when an intruder with a knife jumped the white house fence, ran across the north lawn, burst through an unlocked door and made it to the east room before tackle would. the president and his daughters had left the white house just four minutes earlier. then mr. obama's trip to the centers for disease control, they entered an elevator with an ununiformed security guard who took pictures. they were shocked to discover he was carrying a gun. a background check revealed he had a criminal record. the president was never told about the breach. >> we have seen recent and accumulating reports, and the president decided that new leadership was required. >> reporter: joseph clancy, the retired head of the secret services presidential protection division is coming out of retirement to lead the agency temporarily. >> sal sal susan salny in washi. >>> president obama became the first president to ever land at the gary, indiana airport. he was on his way to chicago for a speech. air force one was forced to use the gary airport because of the air traffic control problems at the chicag

on september 19, omar gonzalez jumped the north fence, ran across the white house lawn of the steps of the north portico into the front door of the white house. he was armed with a three-inch serrated knife. he entered to an unlocked door, past the staircase to the presidential residence and into the east room of the white hou house. ladies and gentlemen that was the part of my opening statement that changed last night when the early false reports that in fact he had been apprehended just inside the front door were turned upside down by a revelation that in fact he penetrated much further into the white house. secret service officers only subdued him after he was clearly well inside the white white house. an intruder walked in the front door of the white house and that is unacceptable. common sense tells us that there were a series of security failures, not an instance of praiseworthy restraint. omar gonzalez reached at least five breaches of security on september 9. the white house is supposed to be one of america's most secure facilities in fact one of the world's most secure facilit

. >> kristen welker on the much-discussed white house north lawn tonight. kristen, thanks. >>> still ahead for us this evening, at home with joan lunden. a very honest conversation about breast cancer and how so many of her fellow fighters have rallied around. >>> and later, a thrilling come-from-behind victory as a great american city goes wild. >>> coming up, much-talked about people magazine coverage, joan lunden in a week of appearances on "today" show. opening up about her fight as we begin breast cancer awareness month. tonight, hoda kotb, a fellow breast cancer survivor, brings her conversation with joan to us starting with the moment she received her diagnosis. >> how did you get the news? >> the doctor, the radiologist, she walked in, and as soon as she walked in i knew by her demeanor. >> you did? >> i knew by her demeanor. she just wasn't even looking at me. and she sat down and she said you have breast cancer. as i understand it, 250,000 women in this country had breast cancer last year. and a lot of them are going through chemo. and they're los

secret service agents and guard dogs confrontded adesanya seconds after he landed on the north lawn wednesday night. his father says his son has mental problems and tried something similar in july. >> he's done it before. he didn't get that close. he didn't cross the fence. he was at the gate. he wanted to talk to the president to tell the president about his situation. >> adesanya faces multiple charges including assaulting two guard dogs there. the secret service says the dogs were checked out by a vet and are now back on duty. last month, you'll remember another jumper made it inside the white house before being stopped. we have new information tonight about the man who killed a canadian soldier and went on a shooting rampage inside parliament. today police say the shooter had drug problems, a criminal record, and was a recent convert to islam. but there are lots of questions that may never be answered. canadian authorities were forced to shoot him, dead. this dramatic video shows bystanders scrambling as michael zihaf bibeau races toward canada's parliament with a small caliber hunting ri

nbc's kristen welker is on that very north lawn for us tonight.risten, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. while the secret service response last night is earning high praise, there is concern today because this is the seventh time a jumper has made it inside the fence this year. the latest white house fence jumper, 23-year-old dominic adesanya, shown on this fox news video, punching and kicking two secret service dogs, hurricane and jordan, who ultimately took him down. the president was home at the time. >> everybody out right now! >> reporter: it's a stark contrast to last month when the president was away, a man jumped over the fence and no dogs were released. that jumper made it all the way inside the white house. today, high praise for hurricane, jordan and their human partners. >> these are individuals who literally at a moment's notice are prepared to spring into action. >> reporter: adesanya left arm bandaged, seemed agitated in court today. records show he was arrested for trying to jump a barrier outside the white house this

it happened on a north lawn late wednesday. the guy got 20 to 25 yards from the fence before he was tackled by officers and canine police dogs. suspect was unarmed. the suspect is 23-year-old dominic atasana who suffered dog bites to his arm, back, chest and knee. the president was inside at the time. this is the second security scare. last month, omar gonzalez made it into the east room, the iraq war vet was armed with a knife. >>> a new scandal for the secret service, a tight lipped mission dubbed operation moonlight. homeland security uncovered it. agents allegedly bailed on their posts protecting president ob a obama. why? to check on a female colleague who was reportedly being harassed by a neighbor. homeland security is calling for a full investigation. >>> this morning, as ebola hops across the globe, images of hope here at home. ashoka mukpo smiling and virus free, hugging the medical staff who saved his life. in an nbc news exclusive, he tried to answer questions so many of us have. >> do you know how you contracted eb

he struggles with attack dogs on the north lawn and throws a punch. then he is surrounded by agents. authorities revealed he is 23 years old and from bel air, maryland. an instagram account shows this picture posted yet. i voted hash tag impeach obama. the secret service added more agents and fences to stop jumpers. the white house went on lock down tonight. he was taken to a hospital with injuries. the dogs who attacked him also suffered some injuries and were in the care of a vettarian. those specially trained canines are called belgian malanoir dogs. live in the news room, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> the last time this happened, the fence jumper made it across the lawn into the white house. all the way into the east room before the secret service was able to stop him. >>> tonight, u.s. intelligence is helping canada to determine if the attack there today is part of the lone wolf threat we have been warned about. the attacks started at the national war memorial in ottawa. a man in a mask shot and killed a soldier. then, he went into the nearby parlia

the jumper was arrested immediately after jumping the north lawn fence initially subdued by k-9 teams and then arrested by secret service agents. they say the 23-year-old was unarmed, but did he manage to injure two of the secret service dogs as they took help down. they were taken to the vet. the 23-year-old was taken to the hospital where he remains with charges pending. the white house was immediately placed on lockdown as secret service set up a perimeter with agents on foot and vehicles surrounding the white house for several hours. they put up extra fencing and shut down lafayette square as pennsylvania avenue to foot traffic. they have reopened and many tourists trying to get a view of the white house had no idea what was going on. we told many of them what was going on, that there was another jumper, and nearly everyone's reaction was the same, basically saying what? this happened again? and then asking did he make it as far as the last jumper did and as we said, according to the secret service, this jumper did not. tonight's jumper is the seventh white house jumper to make it

it happened on the north lawn late wednesday. the guy, 20 to 25 yards from the fence before he was tackled by officers and canine police dogs. the suspect, a maryland man, was unarmed. the dogs, though, they were hurt but are said to be okay. the president was inside at the time. now, this is the second security scare. last month, omar gonzalez made it into the east room. the iraq war vet was armed with a knife. >>> a new scandal for the secret service. it was a tight-lipped mission dubbed "operation moonlight." homeland security uncovered it. in 2011, agents allegedly bailed on their posts protecting president obama. why? to check on a female colleague who was reportedly being harassed by a neighbor. the trips happened five times, two of which while the president was at the white house. homeland security is now calling for a full investigation. >>> also this morning, as ebola hops across the globe, images of hope here at home. nbc cameraman ashoka mukpo smiling and virus-free, hugging the medical staff who saved his life. in an

. >> a man has just jumped the fence at the north lawn of the white house. chief white house correspondent major gator is in dc. what happened? >> good evening, dick. the u.s. secret service confirms that man jumped the fence and on to the north grounds of the white house about 7:30 p.m. eastern time, with a white house lock down. secret service and guard dogs subdued him without incident. the suspect attempted to kick the attack guard dog but to no avail. the secret service recently added new fences and posted additional agents outside of the north grounds of the white house in hopes of deter terring fence jumpers. use of attack dogs in this case differs dramatically from the tactics the secret service used during the september 19th incident at the white house in which army veteran omar gonzalez climbed the same fence and made it deep inside of the white house complex before being tackled near the greenroom. gonzalez resisted arrest and faces numerous federal charges related to the fence-jumping crime. he was recently declared not mentally competent to face

security breach at the white house, it appears a man jumped the fence surrounding the white house's north lawn before he was stopped by police and secret service agents. one report says the secret service released guard dogs and the man tried to punch at least one of the dogs before he was captured. the secret service placed the white house on lockdown as a precaution after the man jumped the fence and again, that man is now in custody. >>> here at home, tension is growing between the mayor of san jose and the city's police officers association. the two have been bitter enemies over pension reform. now a new issue has surfaced. is the police association urging new recruits to quit? abc 7 news reporter david louie joins us from san jose with details of this new battle. david? >> reporter: well, as we have been reporting, san jose police are having difficulty finding candidates for its police academy and to hold on to them once they graduate. comments made this week by a recent recruit may indicate why. she says she and others were encouraged to quit. alyce says on her first day at the police ac

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more details on what dominic adesanya was thinking when he hopped the fence and ran across the north lawnervice officers and k nine dogs intercepted him wednesday as adesanya raced across the grounds. this was adesanya's third arrest near the white house since july. a court-ordered psych evaluation will be presented during his hearing. >>> this neighborhood is the site of an on going murder investigation. someone shot and killed a man named ellis anderson last night. police are offering a $25,000 reward for information that helps find anderson's killer. >>> d.c. police are also investigating a violent attack on a woman near a metro station. she was close to this metro friday night when investigators say a man pulled a gun and sexually assaulted her. police are still looking for that suspect. >>> new tonight a major league baseball player has been killed in a car crash, the st. louis cardinals confirm outfielder oscar tavaris died in the dominican republic where he's from. his girlfriend was also killed in the crash. he was called up to the big leagues this season and some scouts say he ha

fence-jumper was tackled. 20-year-old dominic adesanya jumped over the barrier and got on to the north lawn last night before he was taken down bay two seek service dogs. the suspect was arrested for a similar incident back in july. he told an officer that security over -- getting over a security barrier was easy. president obama was home during last night's incident. >>> is your car at risk? the new warning about no, sir exploding airbags. and how many vehicles are now affected. >> a huge rainstorm that could be headed our way soaks the pacific northwest. wait until you see what people found swimming in the water. ,,,,,,,,,, look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. a doctor in new york

. >> there is a another man scaled the fence at the white house near the north lawn. secret service agents quickly stopped him. video shows the man against a security vehicle taken into custody. one report says guard dogs were released the man tried to punch one of the animals when captured. >> fbi instructed field offices to remain vigilant because of what happened in canada today. that is the gunfire that erupted inside of the canadian parliament building fired by a gunman that was later killed by authorities. earlier he shot and killed a soldier at a war memorial nearby. bay area law enforcement is on alert >> i feel safe with our security. >> they have a lot of security everywhere. >> building security is a focus after what happened in canada. in san francisco, 850 sheriff deputies lined city hall and other critical buildings and there is training for incidents like the one in canada. >> there are protocols. some of those begin with rapid location and identification. >> the bay area prepared by stepping up securities at key places like bart and sfo. with drills. t

. >> there is another man scaled the fence at the white house nearhe north lawn. secret service agents quickly stopped him. video shows the man against a security vehicle ten into custody. one report ss guard dogs were releed the man tried to punch one of the animals when captured. >> fbi instructe field offices to remain vigilant because of what happed in canada today. that is the gunfire that erupted inside of the canadian parliament building fired by a gunman that was lat killed by authorities. earlier he shot and killed a soldier at a war memorial nearby. y area lw enforcement is on ert >> i feel safe with our security. >> they have a lot ofecurity everywhere. >> building surity is a focus after what happened in canada. in san francisco, 850 sheriff deputies lined city hall and other critical buildings and there is training for incidents like the one in canada. >> there are protocols. some of those begin with rid location and identification. >>he bay area prepared by stepping up securities at key places like bart and sfo. with drills. the fbi is examining the

. >> chris jansing on the white house north lawn. chris, thanks. >>> now to the fears ebola has caused especially to do with travel. more focus on the commercial flights that the dallas nurse, amber vinson, took to ohio and back, as fellow passengers have been told to stay home. nbc's tom costello with that end of the story. he's at dulles airport outside d.c. tom, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. frontier airlines says it's now reaching out to people who were on five flights after amber vinson was on a plane. but those five flights used the same plane. out of an abundance of caution, they say the risk to those passengers is thought to be near zero and very low for the people who were actually on the plane with amber vinson. frontier airlines says the plane that carried nurse amber vinson has been cleaned and thoroughly disinfected out of an abundance of caution. the airline has replaced seat covers and carpet around her seat. meanwhile, health authorities have been reaching out to other passengers onboard flight 1143. >> they t

. >> chris jansing on the north lawn of the white house tonight. chris, thanks. >>> all of these jitters about ebola actually contributed to a wild day on wall street. when you think about it it makes some sort of sense that airline stocks took a big hit in particular. at one point the dow was down 460 points before rebounding some, finishing the day down 173. nasdaq, s&p were down as well. there is good economic news as well, especially gas prices. cnbc's david faber to talk about all of it. the market has been making a lot of news. >> it is. you certainly can't discount ebola. there's certainly fear. fear moves markets and to the extent that's growing, that's having an impact. as well as a practical impact. if we believe people will change their behavior, perhaps they won't travel as much and we've seen airlines and car rental company stocks come down even before this recent dip in the market. it's not just ebola. there's also continued concerns geopolitically, russia, ukraine, growing battle against isis of course in syria and iraq. and global g

the it unfolded last night on the north lawn.es are pend ago begins 23 year-old dominic, authorities say he was swiftly apprehended by uniformed agent and their dogs. now the scar prompted a temporary will be down on the white house. the president was inside at the time. >> i'm shocked that someone would have the audacity to make that jump, you know, and ran towards the building. it is crazy. >> it can be a will challenge, everybody is trying to do it. >> this is the seventh security breach at the executive mansion this year. just last month a federal grand jury indicted accused fence jumper omar gonzales on weapons and assault charges. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" new details in the deadly police shooting of the ferguson teen, mike brown. >> what an autopsy report says about the moments just before brown died and why protesters clashed with police again what's the truth on taxes? factcheck.org says it's tom corbett who's being dishonest. they say tom wolf has a plan to reduce income taxes for the middle class and cut loc

19th white house security breach when an intruder with a knife jumped the fence, ran across the north lawn, burst through an unlocked door and made it all the way to the east room before being tackled. the president and his daughters had left the building only four minutes earlier. that intruder, omar gonzalez, was in court today, pleading not guilty. >> this is disgraceful. this is absolutely disgrateful. >> i believe that you have done a disservice to the president of the united states. >> reporter: just hours after being grilled on capitol hill yesterday about that fiasco, another secret service security blunder was revealed. as mr. obama arrived at the centers for disease control in atlanta, he and the secret service entered an elevator with a plainclothes security guard. the guard, sources say, began acting starstruck, taking pictures. the secret service questioned the man and we shocked to discover he was carrying a gun. and a back ground check revealed he had a criminal record. the president was never told about the breach. >> the white house first learned of that ins debit yesterda

our senior washington correspondent mike have care joined us live from the north lawn of the white house, what was officially said at the briefing. >> a somber spokesman took the podium a few minutes action both here at the white house and at the state deem. and line from the administration is this, details are sketchy right now. they of course express sol dare if i with canada the partnership that these two countries have historically shared, they refuse to comments or say they don't have any details when the inevitable question of was this terror or not was posed to them, president obama, for his part, was briefed by him home stand security and counter terrorism adviser from the west wing lisa monaco. he has offered president obama to be in contact with stephen partneharper and they have offed assistance and to keep abreast of the situation. inevitably the question arises here in washington has this changed the threat level? are government buildings here experiencing any change in their security posture? the white house says they are unaway of that. but we know from state department sp