naval base at pearl harbor. there is no evidence president roosevelt or his cabinet knew in advance specifically that they would attack pearl harbor. but they shouldn't have been surprised that japan would attack the united states. in november of 1941, only a few weeks before pearl harbor, they sent 2 kilograms, the secretary of state warning him that japan was prepared to launch a war against the united states and that the armed conflict would come with dangerous and dramatic. how did he know that? november g 1941, tall, lean, buy eyebrows, mustache, he'd been an american diplomat for almost 40 years and he had been america's ambassador to japan. he had been an american diplomat for almost 40 years and to japan for almost ten years to the secretary of state in november of 1941. the first factor was the japanese economy. the united states had economic sanctions on japan in the effort to curb the military aggression in china and southeast asia. the sanctions had crippled the japanese economy. the streets had to b

naval base at pearl harbor. there's no evidence that president roosevelt or his cabinet knew in advance specifically that japan would attack pearl harbor. but they should not have been surprised that japan would attack the united states. in november 1941, only a few weeks before pearl harbor, joseph grew sent two telegrams to secretary of state kordell hall, warning him that japan was prepared to launch a suicidal war against the united states and that armed conflict could come with dangerous and dramatic suddenness. so who was joseph grew? how did he know that? in november, 1941, joseph grew was 61 years old, tall, lean, bushy eyebrows, a full moustache. he had been an american diplomat, for almost 40 years. and he had been america's ambassador to japan -- should i be using this one? can you hear me better now? oh, okay. so i recognized i was using the wrong microphone. in any event, joseph grew had been an american diplomat, for almost 40 years. he had been america's ambassador to japan for almost ten years. t

pearl harbor. we've all seen that film. of president roosevelt, standing in the well of the united states house of representatives on december 8 . 1941. saying that december 7 1941 is a date that will live in infamy . because of japan's surprise attack on the us naval base at pearl harbor. there's no evidence that president roosevelt or his cabinet knew in advance physically that japan would attack pearlharbor . but they should not have been surprised that japan would attack the united states. in november 1941, only a few weeks before pearlharbor , joseph grew sent to telegrams , to secretary of state cordell whole . warning him that japan was prepared to launch a suicidal war against the united states and that armed conflict would come with dangerous and dramatic substance, so who was joseph grew and how did he know that western mark in november 1941, joseph grew was 61 years old. all, lean , bushy eyebrows, full mustache area he had been an american diplomat for almost 40 years. and he had been america's ambassador to jap

at a pearl harbor. >>and with one of our affiliate stations in hawaii. have just confirmed that 2 civilians have been critically injured. and we also know that the suspect is no longer a threat. police aren't saying whether that means the shear is detained or the shooter is dead, but again no longer an active threat, but we do have 2 people who have been injured critically not sure how they were injured. but that's the latest that we know and we'll continue to follow that with the latest tonight on kron 4 news at 6. and we'll be updating kron 4 dot com and the kron 4 mobile app continuously. you can make a 1000 bucks. so if you commit to watching all of the star wars movies. back to back to back to back and cable tv dot com says it will pay one lucky person. >>to watch the series before the release of star wars, the rise of skywalker on december 20th not qualify. you must be an active twitter users willing to share the movie marathon experience top tagging the cable tv team on twitter the 10 movies, we'll take a toll of 22 hours and 25 minutes to watch a

. >>> a deadly shooting in hawaii near the pearl harbor memorial days before the pearl harbor attack remembrance. what investigators now know why the gunman started shooting. >>> a happy reunion between kincade fire evacuees and the heroic strangers who rushed into the animals. yeah j.c. penney. remember the little things. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the investigation continues in hawaii. a sailor open fire in the pearl harbor naval yard. three civilian workers were shot. two died before the gunman rnon himself. the gunfire erupted at joined base pearl harbor hickam in honolulu. harbor memorial. here are the details. >> reporter: security forces responded to an active shooter situation at the pearl harbor naval shipyard around 2:30 pm. an active duty petty officer opened fire near that uss columbia. the base was immediately placed on lockdown. multiple people were shot during the incident including three civilian workers. >> the shooter is confirmed dead by a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> he died after this the lockdown was then lifted after 4:00. a witness heard some gunsh

at the naval station in pearl harbor. we first told you about this with a push alert. stay connected when breaking news happens by downloading the kron 4 app today. >>other big story of course today is the fact the rain is back in the bay area and it is going to be here for a while the showers are expected to last until the weekend with a break in the action sometime between now and tomorrow. >>we're tracking the storm this evening with team coverage from force just the moment is live tonight in the east bay where walnut creek is dealing with the rain and the slick road conditions. >>first we go to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by tracking the storm florence. >>as more showers around the bay area today in well they continue to pile up outside as a low pressure center is actually moving just to the south now near point conception that is spinning up the raindrops in our direction so really kind of on and off throughout the day today and start to pick up again in the south bay. we've got another batch of moisture that is now the santa cruz mountains in

it happened yesterday at the pearl harbor naval shipyard in hawaii. the base was placed on lockdown. this unfolded three days before the 78th anniversary of the japanese attack on pearl harbor. matt piper reports. >> reporter: the chaos and confusion began around 2:30 local time wednesday afternoon. >> i did report that joint base security personnel did respond to the report of an active shooter today. >> reporter: the military says a navy sailor armed with a gun just started shooting. >> i looked out in time to see the shooter who was -- i assume a sailor because he was in uniform. >> reporter: three civilians were shot, two of them were killed. they were both employees at the department of defense. the third victim was hospitalized. the base went into lockdown. >> we heard the intercom. the gates were closed. we kind of hung around out there. >> reporter: investigators identified the gunman as an active duty sailor assigned to the submarine "uss columbia." his name has not been released. authorities say there's no indication if the shootings were ta

the president has been briefed on the situation at pearl harbor.nue to monitor that breaking story. >>> we do turn to the other big story, the impeachment showdown taking a combative turn. >> three law professors handpicked by the democrats say there is no doubt the president abused his power. but the professor invited by the republicans argued there's not enough evidence and warned that democrats are rushing the case. >> ask one witness apologized after mentioning the president's 13-year-old son to make a point. abc's terry moran has the details. >> reporter: it was a highly partisan and dramatic day. the first high-stakes hearing in the judiciary committee featuring constitutional scholars and the issue before the panel, does the evidence show that what president trump did on ukraine rises to the level of an impeachable offense? >> if we do not act to hold him in check now, president trump will almost certainly try again to solicit interference in the election for his personal political gain. >> but this is not an impeachment, this is just a simp

we reports of an active shooter and multiple victims of the pearl harbor naval shipyard. we will have a live report, coming up. >> coming up all the i 6, drivers deciding to buy an electric car lot to do a more altruistic reasons. california's rebate program just got more generous. on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk, we are dealing with a breaking situation outside of the pearl harbor naval shipyard, the military says that forces are responding to reports of an active shooter. a shooting there. our sister station hawaii news now is reporting is is the

>>> making news in america this morning, attack at pearl harbor. authorities describing a bloody rampage. a u.s. sailor opening fire. what we're learning about the victims. >>> first lady melania trump fires back after her son barron's name comes up during the impeachment hearing on capitol hill. a witness using barron's name to make a point. what that witness is saying now and what's next in the impeachment process with the partisan divide now deeper than ever. >>> new this morning, drone danger. a collision in the sky over los angeles. the helicopter crew forced to make an emergency landing. >>> plus, a feud between neighbors turning deadly all after a dispute over mowing the lawn. >>> the wild crash caught on video. a driver sent airborne flying over the cars at that dealership. >>> would you like your receipt? why those endless paper receipts may soon be a thing of the past. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm marci gonzalez in for janai. >>> we begin with the deadly shooting at pearl har

navy sailor opened fire on the historic joint base at pearl harbor. a military official says g romero, a 22-year-old active duty seaman, used his m-4 service rifle to shoot three civilian workers in the shipyard, then killed himself with his m-9 service piston. witnesses say he was dressed in uniform. two victims were killed, the third, a 36-year-old man, is in stable condition, recovering in the hospital. >> we have no indication yet whether they were targeted or if it was a random shooting. >> reporter: the rampage put the base on lockdown wednesday afternoon. emergency personnel responding within minutes. >> i heard a bunch of shots going off in the area, and we were told by my chief to hunker down. >> reporter: romero had been assigned to the "uss columbia," a submarine currently undergoing maintenance at pearl harbor's dry dock. the tragedy shocking the base, just as it prepares to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. >> generations of locals have worked in that shipyard. certainly a tragedy for anyone here. >> let's ge

this is weeks before pearl harbor. the anti-interventionist argument against war was still a powerful one in the minds of most americans. americans kind of want to have it both ways. they want the nazis vanquished. they are willing to send material aid to great britain, but they don't want to sacrifice and fight themselves. only when germany took decision out of the hands of americans by declaring war on the united states did the united states declared war on germany. after pearl harbor, the united states did not declare war on germany. declared war-- first. ifis worth wondering, germany had and done -- hadn't done that, would the american people supported going to war after pearl harbor/ ? this suggests maybe not. maybe not, especially given japan had attacked the united states. maybe the focus should be on japan and not germany. the interventionists convinced the public it was worth risking war, but not convincing them that the united states should enter the war and take on world leadership. that was advocated by the

>>> breaking overnight, deadly gun fire at pearl harbor days before ceremonies to mark the world war ii attack. >>> a full house vote on the impeachment of donald trump could come a week before christmas. >> we're going to hear a lot more from kamala in a lot of different ways. >> she can be president some day herself, vice president. >> could kamala harris return as a vice presidential candidate? >>> this is the canonball run. >> a team of outlaw racers set a new record in a real life cannonball run. for those that don't recall the 1981 film. >> i got to reach back in the archives. this is "early start." >> had to explain to my producer who's too young to remember. >> burt reynolds in that one? >> burt reynolds. a classic. >>> we start with breaking news. a lockdown at a military base in hawaii. two killed by a u.s. sailer whoor then killed himself. a third civilian employee was wounded and is in stable conditions. chadwick says it came just a few day before the 1941 japanese attack on pearl harborer. >> the tloel shipyard played is pretty legendary. he's known for amazing work they

specifically joint base pearl harbor, that is the naval base, and shipyard, at pearl harbor we have a map of their. we are being told now by military officials that there is an active shooter. they have responded to a reported shooting at the naval shipyard. the incident reporting coming just in the last 15 minutes or so. due to the ongoing security incident, they tell us several access gates for the naval shipyard have been closed down. and, they are not letting anyone in or out at this moment. a lot of the different buildings, people are sheltering in place. military police, as well as the local police in hawaii are responding. this is coming in from our sister station, in hawaii. let's listen in for just a moment. >> the active shooter situation is under control. honolulu police swat officers you can see the mobile command unit on that traffic cam. they just turned. you see they are followed by quite a few officers. right there you see the mobile command unit heading on to base. you can see is going to stop at the gate. is going to get, these are the only people being allowed throu

and this is, again, just weeks before pearl harbor. the anti-interventionist argument against war was still a powerful one in the minds of most americans. americans kind of want to have it both ways. they want the nazis vanquished, they are willing to send material aid to great britain to make that happen but they don't want to sacrifice and fight the war themselves. only when germany took that decision out of the hands of americans by declaring war on the united states on december 11, 1941, does the united states go ahead and declare war on germany. even after pearl harbor, the united states did not immediately declare war on germany. germany hadn't attacked. germany declared war first. took the decision out of american hands. i think it's worth wondering, if germany hadn't done that, would the american people have supported going to war against germany after pearl harbor? we'll never know. it's a hypothetical, but it's a question worth considering. maybe not, especially given the fact that japan had attacked the united states. maybe

germany first and then with the strategy just before pearl harbor.and the strategy and world war ii. and then i could show you photographs i have of the president returning from tehran. and with this great moment of success. and the president surprises everybody by not appointing with the man everybody would assume command the d-da invasion george marshall. but appoints young general dwight eisenhower. and in retrospect what a point that was. because other presidents we could name believed in coalition. them believed you couldn't just when a modern war on your own. and that not only he saved the day but appoints the man who commanded and then and cairo and then to be nicknamed the sacred cow. [laughter] and then to see eisenhower in person and why he has chosen him. and then to face not only across the germans and those who is one of the great debaters i know. of all time so the president spend several days with eisenhower on board the sacred cow and flight to malta and then the distinguished general clerk for his bravery and then asks general george

he missed to last december's tribute at pearl harbor due to an illness.ect for the 24 3. number killed that day. 77 in my shipmates and hete. >>in 1941 contra was a quartermaster 3rd class on the arizona. after the bombing he helped to fire fighting and rescue efforts. he also recovered bodies from the battleship a documentary and a book about his remarkable life are now in the works to preserve the history of just basic grade greatest generation that we're losing. >>his story so incredible during the navy not only was series survivor, the uss arizona. the shotgun on saturday contre will also be there when his former shipmate lauren bruner. >>rejoins their fallen comrades in the final interment ceremony on the uss arizona. >>the really >>the other 2 uss arizona survivors donald stratton and ken potts have said they're no longer able to travel to pearl harbor. >>losing that generations so quickly and. the younger generation needs to embrace the history and realize what great men. these guys were and women though we have so many great stories from that gene

this man will be the last to have his ashes placed at pearl harbor. he wanted to make that his final resting place because it was a way to join old friends who never made it off the ship. >>> uss hornet is holding its own commemoration on pearl harbor day. and morgan hill man will be featured speaker today. the man is a second-generation japanese-american and was sent to an internment camp. after the war broke out, he was able to enlist in the u.s. army. he was awarded the purple heart four times for his service. there will also be a memorial service for those who died in the attack on pearl harbor. >>> time now is 7:09, we are going to have to hunker down today. we have a storm coming in. if we get through the weekend, we get a break. >> that's the key, we need the break definitely. it is kind of tricky today. it looks pretty good, and those rain downpours will be making a comeback this afternoon. so, just be prepared for some changes by lid to late morning. showing you this, you see things picking up. what we are not showing you here, the possibilit

with the base here at pearl harbor back to normal operations, there has been no impact to the memorial in the meantime, investigators are interviewing several witnesses and trying to speak to family and friends close to the suspect. tonight, there remains no official motive. >> miguel, thank you. y unlding tonight as democrats take a material step toward impeaching president trump. with the president even today clinging ts losias directing house leaders to start drafting articles of impeachment. r se speaker nancy pelosi welding the power of her office in an effort to remove the president from his. >> today i am asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment. >> reporter: pelosi echoing the words of the founding fathers saying president trump's alleged wrongdoing strikes at the heart of the constitution. >> our democracy is at stake. the president leaves us no choice but to act because he is trying to corrupt, once again, the elections for his own benefit. >> three, two, one [ cheers ] >> reporter: the president tonight celebrating the season while counting down the days t

>>> right now, at 7, breaking news from pearl harbor an active shooter at a busy naval base, we just learned about the suspect. >>> storm watch, what a mess on highway 101. we show you the portion that has just been closed down. >>> the slow-moving glenside landslide causing big problems before a stronger round of rain. >> we had the unexpected 30 feet of the hillside giveaway in the early rain. >>> >> to get any sign this may be a little bit off track? >> it really. ski an east bay man caught on guard by using a popular ad . >> close the door and started to run off in the car. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we learned a gunman at pearl harbor naval shipyard has shown at least three people. that evening i veronica de la cruz. >>> just moments ago the gunman was identified as a u.s. sailor who then turned the gun on himself. in the victims, civilian defense department employees. emily turner is tracking latebreaking developments for us. emily? >> reporter: at this point in the last hour, we learned the base is back open. here's what we do know now. first respo

. >>> the search for a motive in the deadly shooting at pearl harbor a u.s. navy sailor killing two civilian workers wounding a third before turning the gun on himself. what we've now learned. >>> the historic move by nancy pelosi ordering articles of impeachment drawn up against president trump and the heated moment a reporter asking pelosi do you hate the president? >> don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> the president daring democrats to impeach him fast could it happen by christmas? >> your nbc news exclusive. uber going public for the first time with it findings from its own safety report what it revealed for staggering number of sexual assaults and what the company is vowing to do to make you safer. >>> is your cell phone putting your safety at risk? the striking number of painful injuries linked to the devices in our hands. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone there are several stories breaking as we come on the air tonight. we start near miami where a violent robbery turned hostage dr

sailor whose submarine was docked at pearl harbor in hawaii shot three civilian employees. >> on our way out in an uber and he just kind of, everything was on lockdown. the gates were closed so we just hung around out there. >> reporter: the attack happened at a shipyard across from the pearl harbor memorial. this sunday will mark the 78th anniversary of the japanese bombings that lauworldms and evg involved. >> reporter: investigators are trying to determine how a firearm was brought in, since personal weapons are not allowed amg the strictest in the u.s.. marc liverman, cbs news, new york. >> authorities have not said whether the sailor and the three male civilians had any type of relationship. so far they haven't released the victims and the gunman's names. >>> the search is on for a woman who police say ran over a barber in antioch because she was upset about her son's haircut. it happened at delta barbershop yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the woman was complaining about the haircut outside causing a scene. the barber went to get her license plate number. that is when things

overnight a deadly shooting at pearl harbor. an active duty sailor opening fire at the historic naval base's shipyard shooting three civilian contractors before turning the gun on himself. two of those workers were killed and one 36-year-old man is recovering this morning. reports of a shooting at the joint base pea wednesday afternoon, and authorities say, within minutes, it went into a lockdown and shelter in place. >> joint base pearl harbor security personnel were on the scene within minutes. >> reporter: jasper williams says he was sitting at his desk nearby and witnessed the rampage. >> i looked out in time to see the shooter, who was i'm assuming he was a sailor because he was in uniform. i'm kind of thinking it might have been engineers based on the color of the hard hats. >> reporter: police are not releasing the identities of the victims and shooter, but they're saying the shooter was an act ive duty sailor. but he was assigned to the "uss columbia" undergoing repairs. christian castillo was there. >> i heard a bunch o

. >>> a ceremony at pearl harbor will go on as planned. and r. kelly is hit with new charges.se are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the new york times" says r. kelly is facing new bribery charges linked to his marriage to the late singer aaliyah. new york federal prosecutors say kelly bribed an illinois official to get a fake i.d. for an unnamed female in 1994. the charges allege it happened one day before he secretly tied the knot with aaliyah who was 15 at the time. falsified paperwork had her listed as 18. the marriage was later annulled. kelly's attorney called the latest charge ridiculous and absurd. >>> "usa today" reports a blind death row inmate in tennessee was executed last night. 53-year-old lee hall died by electric chair. he was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend nearly three decades ago. authorities say that he had chosen the electric chair over lethal injection. it is the fourth time the state used the method since 2018. >>> "reuters" is reporting the world health organization is outraged over measles outbreaks around the world. officials

on the weekend that we mark 78 years sips the attack on pearl harbor. you'll hear later this hour from a special 98-year-old pearl harbor vet who is sharing his moving story now because he's suffering from bone cancer. stand by for the touching tribute. and breaking news, a student that the president got released from iran. we begin with family mourning at the naval air station. the fbi is investigating whether it's terror related. a shooter opened fire killing three people, wounding eight others before being shot dead by officers. now the fbi is probing whether it's islamic terror, fbi is combing through evidence. >> their work is going to be methodical and it will not and cannot be rushed. they have only one chance to get this right and this is what we owe to the families. ed: we are all over this story this hour. pennsylvania congressman guy what's next. >> six saudi nationals were detained questioning this shooting. the new york times quoting a source that was apparently briefed on the investigation saying that three of the six were seen shooting vi

the violence happened at pearl harbor. john lawrence has the latest. >>tragedy at joint base pearl harbor-hickam in honolulu wednesday afternoon. >>like loud pop and art. recognize that and no look out the window. soccer 8 people on the ground officials say a us sailor opened fire wounding 3 civilian employees. >>2 of the victims are confirmed dead. the 3rd taken to the hospital and said to be in stable condition. obviously our thoughts are with the families of the victims and everyone involved the sailor a male who was assigned to the uss columbia then took his own life. the shooting happened 3 days before the 78th anniversary of the pearl harbor attack the role that the shipyard played and more we're too. >>is pretty legendary in the shipyard is well known for you know the amazing work they did an amazing work they continue to do so this is certainly a tragedy for everyone here the base was on lockdown for about 3 hours before being reopened. >>an investigation is ongoing no word yet on a possible motive. i'm john lawrence reporting. >>california cit

there was another shooting where three people died in pearl harbor on wednesday. we'll continue to bring you these updates on abc7news.com. again, we are getting some more and we're working to confirm that now. >>> in the north bay the rain brings concern of flooding in the kincade fire burn zone. >> the kincade fire burned 78,000 acres over two weeks in october. the scar zones are especially vulnerable to heavy rains. some residents spent yesterday clearing out storm drains and gutters. officials say they should be prepared for mud slides, debris flows or power outages. they advise you keep your phones charged so you can get emergency alerts. >>> caltrans crews are racing against the incoming storm by placing barriers along part of u.s. highway 101. workers also placed sandbags along the highway to keep it from flooding again. officials hope to avote a repeat of this, wednesday's flooding when drivers were left stranded as 101 was closed in both directions south of sal leainas >> you can use live doppler 7 on our abc7 news app. download it for free right now and

details are emerging as security forces at joint base pearl harbor hickam investigate.he in cis is on the scene and the fbi has been notified. the president has been briefed on the shooting. the white house has been monitoring the situation. shannon: the other big story, democrats say they are all in on impeachment following another marathon day, long one of testimony on capitol hill. four law scholars going head to head over what constitutes removing the president from the oval office. griff jenkins joins us live with the highlights and low lights from that heated hearing, so long. >> more than 8 hours and it was the first hearing of the judiciary committee, articles of impeachment if we get them, three constitutional scholars making the case to impeach the president, the fourth gravely warning against it. >> if we cannot impeach a president who abuses his office for personal advantage we no longer live in a democracy, we live in a monarchy or we live under a dictatorship. >> if you impeach a president, if you make a high crime and misdemeanor out of going to the court

>>and lauren you just mentioned the ceremony coming up for the anniversary of the pearl harbor attack and that that is a tourists. basic connection with pearl harbor is going to see that uss arizona memorial is this going to affect the ceremony or any tourist activity for those who want to go see the arizona. >>anniversary the 78th anniversary there's a lot going on here on oahu at pearl harbor all that will still take place but as i mentioned you know hoy is a very tight knit community we call here and for something like this to have happen and a lot of people at least you know of someone or good friends with someone even family who live on and live and work on base. a lot of text messages today to those loved ones. >>just a terrifying afternoon really for everyone here on the island because this is such a close community. >>long because so many people do go as tourists there to see what happened at pearl harbor.n can you give us a sense of the proximity of where the shooting happened as it relates to the tourist area. so was actually pretty far away from where any visitors would be

that had always bee has always e strategy from just before pearl harbor. so, this for me was certainly the most exciting of the three books to write because this is the culmination of the strategy for fighting the nazis in world war ii. i wish we had slides and i could show you photographs we have of the president returning and appointing at this great moment of success having gotten the british to back off and agreed to d-day. the president surprises everybody by not appointing them and everybody assumetheman everd command the invasion, general george marshall butz appoints the young general dwight eisenhower. and in richboro specht looked fantastic appointment that was because the president unlike some others we could name the lead in coalition, believe you couldn't just when a modern war on your own but even hitler could do that. so the remarkable thing about the president is that he not only saved d-day, but he appoints the man that will command it, the supreme commander and doesn't just send him a table or a telegram from cairo, he gets on his plane w

he remembers pearl harbor like it was yesterday.eakfast with a friend and both went their separate ways and he heard loud booms from the sky. it was the last time he ever saw his friend john. chick joins me now. thanks for being with us. we thank you for your service over all of these years. what do you remember most about that day, sir? >> what do i remember about that day? >> martha: yes, sir. >> i just got through breakfast. let me go back and say i passed a house inspection and got a pass to go downtown when i was only 20 years old. oh my gosh. so i got up early and had breakfast. i went down. we were only paid $17 a month and i sent my mom 5. so i had $12. i had an early breakfast. coming out of the mess hall, a boom. i said what the hell is that? we were being attacked! they flew very low. they bombed. so i went to my quarters. i picked up my bag. we had a captain savage and we went down to the motor pool. we were a communications outfit. we got our equipment out of the motor pool. we passed the supply room. there was sergeant

on this very morning, 78 years ago, more than 2,000 americans were killed in the surprise attack on pearl harbor. three days after that attack, a jewish american airman from rooklyn, master sergeant meyer levin, was among the first americans to bomb a japanese warship. sergeant levin went on to fly in ore than 60 harrowing missions in world war ii. a great hero. in 1943, he volunteered for another dangerous mission. on his way back, he and his crew were caught in a violent storm,

across from the harbor of the base was the pearl harbor national memorial.in ships were told to shelter in place. one working at the base said he was hoping and praying everything was going to be okay. >> i heard a bunch of shots going off in the area, and we were told by my chief to hunker down and stay indoors. >> reporter: a sailor shot three department of defense sailor workers before taking his own life. >> i can also report the shooter who has been tentatively been identified as an active duty sailor assigned to uss columbia also deceased by a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> reporter: now looking into a possible motive and a weapon. >> december 7, 1941. >> reporter: this comes just days ahead of the 78th anniversary of the attack by japan that protelled the united states in world war ii. >> the role the shipyard played in world war ii is pretty well-known. this is certainly a tragedy for everyone. >> no doubt. we'll continue to bring you updates on this story here on abc 7 and on our mobile app and website abc7news.com. >>> it was a scary few hours on

the base access is open as authorities investigate what happened tonight, shots fired at pearl harbor. the naval shipyard locked down following reports of three people injured after an active shooter was spotted on the base. >> we want to know what's going on and responders wer called to the scene at 2:30 local time. witnesses report hearing loud popping noises while the p.a. system urges people on base to take cover >> i'm hoping for the best, i guess. >> reporter: our affiliate khln reporting the situation on the base is now contained and that happened just three days before the 78th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor at this time no update on the condition of the injured. i'm steve patterson in los angeles. now back to lester in new york >>> president trump returning from the u tonight, leaving one humiliation behind only to face another here at home before leaving the nato meetings in london, the id mic moment caught on camera then abruptly calling off a scheduled news conference and as he was in the air, back on capitol scholars were telling democrats exactly what they wan

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we had the one on wednesday at pearl harbor. tell me, and, of course, barbara mentioned past shootings, the most deadly being that at ft. hood a number of years ago. tell me how the military responds to this sort of thing, one, and, two, what's their level of concern? because, of course, mass shootings have become a fact of life in america and a whole host of location s and the military certainly not excluded. >> so, unfortunately, and barbara did great reporting reminding us about ft. hood. in the last ten years or so, this has become something that military authority on bases here in the domestic united states have had to focus a fair bit of training and preparation for. so bases like pensacola would normally have lockdown drills at some measure of frequency. whatever measure they believe was appropriate. they'd view this on a routine basis so they could do it efficiently when the time came. i have no doubt that nas pensacola has been keeping up their protocol and they did the right thing. lock it down and then make sure peopl

pearl harbor shooting: a u.s. sailor in hawaii opens fire, killing civilians and himself.ow he got a gun on to a naval base. fighting words: joe biden faces off with a voter. >> you're a damn liar, man. get your words straight, jack. >> o'donnell: what that man said that made the former vice president so mad. plus gayle king sits down with mike bloomberg, his first tv interview since entering the presidential race. deadly airbags. they're designed to keep you safe. tonight, one car company says thousands are so dangerous you shouldn't get behind the wheel. we have the list of cars affected. and remembering rosa parks. a new exhibit reveals the civil rights icon you never knew. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. house speaker nancy pelosi is making it official, green lighting congress to begin drafting articles of impeachment, addressing the nation from the capitol, the speaker says president trump's conduct leaves her no choice, that nothing less than american de

. >> the breaking news, emergency crews reporting toal shooting at pearl harbor.vehicles entering the facility. >> now responding military personnel, honolulu firefighters as well, here's a look at the area. in hawaii of course. now just about 4:00 p.m. on wednesday. >> naval shipyard marked with a red dot is part of pearl harbor one of the navy's major installations now on lock down across from pearl harbor. >> on saturday the member or hall 78th anniversary of the attack by japan that propelled the united states into world war ii. base officials say the insurance debt happened about 90 minutes ago. >> access to the base is now closed. it shows cars backed up at one of the gates chblt we'll bring you any updates as we get you here on abc 7 news and mobile ap. >> thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. >> yeah, changes are coming next year that will effect both owners and renters next year is only a few weeks away. we have live team coverage. >> looking at the upcoming rent control. some tenants are seeing changes now and not all of them are

witnesses say there are multiple gunshot victims from the attack at the pearl harbor naval shipyard. there are reports that three pe r area hospital. authorities say the shooting started around 2:30 p.m., the base was placed on lockdown and people were urged to take cover. there is a heavy police presence at the scene and there are reports the shooter is down. >> o'donnell: tanya rivera, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: 19 women came forward today saying they were the incidents took place across raped or sexually assaulted by lyft drivers. the incidents took place across the country. jonathan vigliotti reports tonight the victims have filed a new lawsuit claiming lyft puts its riders in real danger. >> reporter: the women shared their stories not far from lyft's san francisco headquarters. >> he asked if i was married. >> he told me i looked like a sad girl. >> reporter: in each ride, these women say they took a nap and were jolted awake. >> i felt his hands touch me. >> i had woken up to him actually groping and touching me in between my legs. >> reporter: they are the latest alleg

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sailor on joint base pearl harbor-hickam. the shooter also dead. joining me now on the phone is lydia robertson, the spokesperson for the navy region in hawaii. thank you so much commander. we appreciate you joining us. two civilian shipyard workers were killed. what can you tell us about this? >> well, i can tell you that within minutes of hearing shots our security forces responded immediately and we put the base into a lock down and shelter in place. security responded very quickly. we were able to team with local law enforcement as well to ensure that we could get the situation in hand and as many people as safe as possible. the base was in lock down for a period of time but it is now open again while the investigation continues. >> what more do you know anything more about the shooter? what can you tell us about it. >> i can tell you that he has been identified as a u.s. sailor assigned to uss columbia which is a sub marine and that's all we have. we're not going to provide identities of individuals involved until they have been notified and t

investigators in pearl harbor, we were just talking about the second of these attacks.k no more than 23 seconds. hawaii news reports he was having disciplinary problems but had been enrolled in anger management courses. tomorrow, mark 78 years on the attack on pearl harbor and the base is stepping up sick purity. jonathan hunt reporting live from our west coas west coast n. >> as their nation prepares to mark the 71st anniversary of the pearl harbor attack which propelled the u.s. into world war ii, it's not surprising that security would be beefed up given now that we have seen two shootings at naval facilities this week. and we are now getting a clear picture of the shooter in the hawaii attack. at 22-year-old petty officer who reportedly had disciplinary issues and was unhappy with his commanders, and was facing what's called nonjudicial punishment. a lower level administrative discipline for minor misconduct. the shooter may have been undergoing, but any sort of issue like that would of course raise questions as to why he was giving the task of providing armed secur

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