it's very odd that they're keeping a perimeter there and keeping people inside the perimeter. i don't know if they're interviewing those people or not, or trying to i.d. them, or are they just sort of keeping them safe and keeping some distance between them and opening this perimeter up. so it's sort of an unusual circumstance that they're allowing people to stay within the perimeter around the police station there, around the memorial. >> maybe they don't have a choice. >> they might not. >> i remember being in paris after the terror attacks there. in the days afterwards, really, a pin dropping would be enough to get the police to react, the crowds to react. they're going to take threats like this seriously. >> we have that exact atmosphere here right now. we just spent the whole day up there at the police station. it was pretty much an open area. now that we have this threat, we're right back into it again. >> and keep in mind, it's not just in dallas where there's a ken. >> right. >> i was speaking to people in the new york city police department after this, and they were i

outer perimeter and they have the swat team working on the inner perimeter. it seems they have the situation under control. >> let me interrupt you to share this latest information from the dallas police information. they say officers have completed a plan ymanual search of this g. no suspect found. that i have just followed that tweet up with this one saying that as a precautionary measure, canine is conducting a secondary search. the canine, the dog search, the canine search which will be explosives trained, able to smell threats like that. that potentially the relief we've been waiting for. you're down there on the scene, ed. do you have the sense they're getting close to calling it all clear here? >> i'm definitely getting that sense. a parking garage is very dangerous situation for officers. there's a lot of places to be if it was a suspect in there waiting to cause harm to officers. very easily place to hide and lay traps. whether explosive traps or human traps. whatever the case may be. you can imagine for teams searching that area has to be one of the

despite multiple access controls and perimeter security breaches at airports across the country. as this bill demonstrates, we cannot focus solely on the effectiveness of our passengers -- passenger screening checkpoints while allowing laxed security around the perimeter and within the sterile areas of airports. mr. speaker, i thank congressman keating for introducing this crit kritcal legislation, and -- critical legislation, and i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan bill, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. keating: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong support of my legislation, h.r. 5056, the airport perimeter and access control security, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. keating: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my colleague from pennsylvania, mr. perry. i want to thank him for his hard work in the homeland security committee, where we're colleagues, as well as his work trying to keep our nat

we're moving back here to the perimeter being created.s you toss back to you nice, i show you the other side, lori, over the right shoulder. that is where the protests are going. that is what is left of them. they're having signs, moving the other way, we have to get to the side. horses are coming after us, lori. we better move over here. melissa: good thinking. reporter: they're being moved out of the area, a far more calm scene in downtown cleveland outside quicken loans arena than ten minutes ago. we'll see where the people go. we'll keep eye on them. melissa: the horsemen really doing a good job, keeping things under control. listen to what they say, connell. stay safe. i can see them moving you. connell, thank you. david. david: let's bring in democratic campaign consultant joe trippi. he is fox news contributor. he is at the rnc right now in cleveland. joe, i got to say, nothing plays into the hands of republican theme, sort of law and order theme they have established, at least established first night on the convention when you see

they will be looking at perimeter. if they have a report of one or more persons running on foot with the a rifle or firearm, and they don't have a report of them entering a vehicle, they are trying to set a perimeter up and to search and see if they can be secreted in a building or in the business in the bushes. they do that because they don't have other information. investigati investigatively, y investigatively, you walk that back to is there more than one? what was their dress? where are they going? if you can root that out and establish that was a plain clothes officer she or he saw. if that was a citizen. if you can locate that citizen, or if that was, in fact, a shooter. if it is, you have to have this search and that makes everything more tense, so detectives and the commanders at the command post in baton rouge they want to run that down fast. that's what they're doing now. we don't see it because it's happening behind the scene and they have to find out if it's real that other actors got away. who is he? why d

a perimeter, they could not tell us how wide it is. it is a large perimeter set up.ht now we see a lot of officers out on international boulevard. we are push really far back from the scene on 73rd and weldon. they are still looking for the gunman. an officer was shot at not injured -- hit.>> so was this officer targeted? did they come in and take a pot shot we were was there some sort of something going on that the officer was pursuing this person?>> reporter: that information we could not get oakland police. they gave us a very limited statement saying the officer was out at the intersection when a suspect drove up, shot at the officer and again, she wasn't hit by gunfire but sustained an injury because of it.>> this happened not long ago. we will keep you there and check in a little later. live in oakland, thank you.>>> a new document by wikileaks claims to back bernie sanders claim of favoritism. he complained that the democratic committee had favored hillary clinton. the nearly 2000 released emails suggest officials tried to tip the scales in clinton's favor. ga

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they establish a perimeter way out by that road. the same road that most of you remember coming in on. but the fighting is intense now. and for the next two days, that is when the real battle pointe du hoc happens. nothing is said about that during the longest day. that they are out there. only 90 of the 210 personnel more or less are not killed or wounded. in that next date and a half. day and a half. they were supposed to be relieved no later than noon on june 6. so that did not happen, obviously. they were just a little bit late. the biggest fight occurs when the german 352nd division sends one of their best regiments as they realize there is more than just a platoon there and they start really pushing the rangers. the rangers force is augmented, believe it or not. how is it augmented? guysr one, there was six and everybody saw the longest day and you saw red buttons there on top of the church. well if you have ever seen the cemetery, the wall of the missing behind the main entrance there, it has so many different airborne people

take the perimeter out. don't take the security perimeter out. take the perimeter out and make sure that people only that are flying come through. that's a mild security, make sure you know who is in the airport. then start with tsa security. which is a problem. we do need to privatize that. a lot of things we can do that aren't going to cost a lot of money. the federal law enforcement to the local law enforcement, the big key right now that we have, that there is a gap between delayed or a lack of information feeding. that does not cost a lot of money. >> jonas, let's talk about the cost of not spending more money. at least to fight terror. in this new fox news poll we found that more than eight out of ten people polled are nervous about our ability to prevent terrorist attacks. if they're nervous it could change their behavior and whack the economy. >> it could. that's probably one of the strongest reasons to spend money, the irrational fears people would do. >> or rationale given what we've seen this past week. >> realistically, people are the

we know the perimeter is growing larger and larger as they search for the shooter. hearing he may have an ar-15 on him. alison: they not only have a perimeter, but the police are demanding that all the streets be cleared, telling people to completely get out of downtown as they try to find this person. jay: yeah, and as you can imagine, this is a terrifying situation, were you have a confirmed active shooter roaming through the streets, especially on a night where there were many, many people at this peaceful protest. that just have to hope dallas police and law enforcement were able to clear out as many people less possible and hopefully this person who is trying to hide as opposed to have access to more people. so hopefully this encounter civilians and will only be encountering members of law enforcement who are heavily armed and can, as they say, stabilize and neutralize this individual. jonathan: as we are looking at the pictures, you can see how tense this is. if he has a rifle, he has range on anybody with a pistol. they are all huddling behind cars. you have

seven total are facing a single federal count of breaching the secured federal perimeter. they were hesitant in talking with us. what do you think of this whole process. >> you know, i'm still in it, so i'm not much thinking as i am processing emotionally what actually is happening. >> reporter: woman with megan caught her off from saying anything more. we were there as protesters barreled through a fence ringing an expansive area around the wells fargo on wednesday night. one man identified as jeremy graybar had three throwing knives on him. prosecutors characterized him as a threat to national security. >> which is an outrage, he ace loud to care knives on his person. he carries those knives nerd to assist in his applying his medical knowledge and know how to those who are injured, he is not there to threaten anyone. >> reporter: civil rights attorneys have been critical of the secret service and perimeter fence saying it is a moving target that stand in the way of free speech. the truth is that this moving of the perimeters, moving of the goal line has served purpose of

and at a perimeter, in a perimeter to where they believe the person or persons may be. and this is probably going to be an all-night operation. it looks like a large area that they have to search and they have to do is systematically, cautiously and it's going to take a long time to do it in an attempt to find the shooter or shooters. that's another problem. they don't know if it's one shooter or two at this point. and i think it's important that although it occurred in the immediate area of the protests, very close, i think it's important that at this time we not directly link it to the protest, until we find out more from the police exactly what's occurring. but it's going to be an all-night operation. >> i want to get back to the live pictures. do we have the reporter from ktvt? jeff paul is reporting. let's listen in to jeff paul's report. >> reporter: it's not something we're accustomed to seeing in the country, let alone in dallas. one thing i want to stress to you, if you are in this area, stay away from this area. if you come up with your cell phone, i know you

inner perimeter of security.f they can begin negotiating they will do that. the problem that we have seeing right now, if this is they are not interested in negotiating. they are interested in killing people. and they don't mind if they die themselves. you can only negotiate if they want to survive and they want police or government to accomplish an objective. >> yeah, exactly because what is there to negotiate for if there's not a motivation? as we talked with them earlier, how important is it that you try to make sure that you do take them into custody yet they have miranda rights and that sort of thing. i can imagine if there were two still at large, come in alive. it is much more helpful tracking down what the motivations were and what happened here. how difficult for a negotiator to figure out if that's the way it is resolved. >> and i predicted all of this in my new book. i said these things were going to happen. this is a revolutionary black national movement where police are targeted. we are going to see

the secret service perimeter is always in place outside wells fargo before thousands decedent upon theion floor tomorrow. on the inside, i'm here, in addition to those delegates, thousands have already taken their messages to the streets, fox 29 jennifer joyce caught up with some protesting everything from big government to fracking. >> reporter: the convention starts tomorrow. the protesters start today. thousands marched through the streets of philadelphia representing political causes. citing, they say, to restore democracy. >> our government works for the people on k street and law street. they no longer represent main street. that's what we're here to change. >> reporter: this man and his girlfriend of massachusetts said they spent the last couple months creating these signs and banners pledging their support to bernie sanders and inviting others to sign on to their campaign. >> we need to get our democracy back, get people involved at every level. >> they sent me to represent the delegation of rats and say, take back the country, america from these politicals. >> reporter: from s

this is outside of the security perimeter. the philadelphia police department will primarily be responsible for outside of that fencing that you mentioned. secret service is going to be putting up 3 1/2 miles, 19,000 feet of anti-climb fencing surrounding the wells fargo center. you can see a little bundle of it right there. they're going to hire -- they've hired an outside contractor in order to install all of that fencing. the philly police department, secret service, the fbi, they're all working in conjunction with other law enforcement agencies throughout our region, as you said. a lot of this will start at noon saturday. that is when street closures for some of the final fencing and the barriers goes into effect. no center median parking on south broad street. the surrounding wells fargo area, again, the jurisdiction of the philadelphia police department. they'll be primarily responsible for any protests outside of that area while the secret service will take the lead for security. the latest from sky force 10. >> mitch,

and that's probably why they shot the police on the perimeter, kate.he assistant commissioner and some other officers when they moved off the barricade. terrorists trying to keep their perimeter and they shot and killed them. >>> he is in the city. he heard gunshots when this all first started. nasif, if you can hear me, you were on your cousin's balcony when this happened. can you describe for us what you heard? >> hello. i'm sorry. >> can you describe what you heard when this all happened. >> so we were out on the balc y balcony. we heard three back-to-back shots. initially my cousin, he suggested it was gunshots. but i thought it was construction. we're not in an area where you would hear any kind of gunfire. my aunt ran into the room and asked us to watch the news five minutes after that. that's when we were first aware of what was going on here. >> how close are you to the scene? >> i'm right around the corner from where this restaurant is. it is literally a walk from where i am right now. >> can you see -- i don't know if it's safe to look outsid

if we can pan out a little bit, we can see the entire security perimeter. the secret service put 19,000 feet of fencing around the wells fargo center. the secret service, they are responsible for securing the event. the philadelphia police department will work the outside of that perimeter. so far, there are sewers that have been sealed, new surveillance cameras added to the wells fargo center, as they prepare to secure the dnc. that's the latest from sky force 10. >> major traffic changes to the region, of course. >> jessica boynton takes us through what we need to know. >> i'm jessica boyington. philadelphia is getting ready for the democratic national convention. it will be held at the wells fargo center. and in south philadelphia, there's going to be a lot of travel restrictions put in place because of it. now, we are starting with closures and restrictions. they will start friday evening. so tonight, the 22nd, around 8:00 p.m., and they will last until about midday on friday the 29th. commercial vehicles will be involved as well. over five tons or more

this is the perimeter, the gate where the secret service allow the attendees to go in.we cut away from that video we shot when we were reporting on the live protests. these anarchists brought an american flag in. i knew this was going to happen because they announced it in advance. but what caught the police offguard is they came in normal clothes. then they put their shirts and on started to light the flag. there was a lot of pushing and shoving. but the police moved in with the help of police from all over the united states. they pushed the perimeter back two city blocks. it took a half-hour to 40 minutes to do so. now as you look at the convention attendees, this is a calm scene. everybody is going in hoping to enjoy night three of the convention. so we are hoping that there is a repeat of what we saw yesterday. 4:00 p.m. hour yesterday in public square we had a protest that got plather rowdy. but the night was quite calm so authorities are hoping history repeats itself this evening. we'll see. back to you inside. maria: what is the point? i don't even understand wha

. >> reporter: network philadelphia area stations prepared shows from the floor and clubhouse perimeterradio stations around the world broadcast from the hall of the wells far go center. the concert like feeling becomes even more so, several times each day, as speakers and performers conduct, brief run throughs. today a casual katie perry gave a sound inn light check before tonight's performance. around 2:00 p.m. is help delegates trickle in and on this final day of the democratic national convention , serious among clinton supporters remain high >> everything is more, what i expect, tonight i just expect for hillary to bring the house down. >> reporter: talking about bringing the house down, these balloons overhead have been ready to fall all week, and they will. tonight. reporting live from the democratic national convention , i'mal sand that hoff for "eyewitness news" new back to you. >> thank you so much for. that. >>> well, history will be made in just moments here on the dnc stage, 25 year-old cheryl mcbride will address the convention. she's first openly transgendered person to a

you can slow back down, tacky -- tactical can get in perimeter right and if everybody is under cover, they'll draw him out. he'll talk. he's there for a purpose. it doesn't mean it might end -- he could kill himself. he could still be talked into surrendering himself. the main question is, is he alone. they have him surrounded but is he alone. >> knowing the area as well as you do, if a shooter went there with the intention of escaping, firing some number of shots and esca escaping, how easy would that have been? >> it would have been easier probably if he hadn't fired so many rounds. i would have thought that witnesses could picked up his muzzle flash and saw him. historically just blocks from here when jfk was killed it was a dallas motorcycle cop marion baker riding in the president's motorcade and heard the shots, 1, 2, 3, right in front of him and saw the pigeons fly in front of a book depository and said the shots must have come from there and he was the first person to confront lee harvey oswald inside the book depository. many forget he was released by the superintendent and s

flag and started to try to light it which is why there's a safety reason you have to expand the perimeter or else you're going to light the whole crowd on fire. this is an unlawful protest. god bless our police officers. >> absolutely. we showed you this video. more than a dozen protesters arrested at the rnc in cleveland after setting the american flag on fire. pete was there and he says it could have been much worse if it wasn't for law enforcement. >> and now as the dnc kicks off today pete is there live with a message of gratitude for the police keeping everyone safe in philadelphia. the work you're doing is so important. good to see you. >> good to see you too and we wanted to get a glimpse of what law enforcement here in philadelphia will be facing, so we hit the streets last night in light of what he saw in cleveland last week to ask them what they felt about the mood, how they felt about things here in philadelphia, and there's no doubt they feel a little bit -- the majority of the officers felt like there is a target on their back, there is a lot of scrutiny. social media has hyp

the perimeter to where people are.ays to me one there was a security breach where as some police officer dropped the ball and didn't secure the area he was supposed to or be this was a planned event with someone on the inside and maybe they allowed this truck to get in here. i think the investigation has to come up with some very revealing facts as we go further into the week. charles: carl you had been warning about this kind of stuff. the idea that it was this successful and easy it is frightening. they are not getting the message. >> we are not getting it here or in france. this is gonna continue to be a problem until we recognize it. the way you fix it is you identify what defines radical islam versus standard. draw the line. it will not be protected under first amendment rights. i don't know what it is but we have to sit down and find out how to define it. charles: i think they might all reject bacon. of course it is part of the political season it is a huge topic. it is going to be bigger on monday morning. we he

there's an inner perimeter that's controlled by the raft. they're responding to a certain extent to what they're hearing and seeing. but the locals who are there, there's an apartment building that is completely over that hotel and whether -- we're going to see video out of that at some point, of the actual assault remains to be seen. >> she lives not too far away, a few blocks away. she described this unfolding sheez why is this something than what we've seen in the past. have similar hallmarks but what's different about it? >> what's different about this is simply they've now entered another country and have moved up from very basic type of attacks, personal assassinations, these knife-wielding machete attacks against bloggers and the silence gun assassination against the italian aid worker to world class, you know, media-grabbing, suicide hostage barricade. now this puts bangladesh in the new isis province. it may inspire other isis groups that are working their way up the chain. even as isis central was being destroyed, other small group

. >> they can run tracks around the perimeter of it and tumbling around the perimeter. running and tumbling across the top and the lockers. that was for fun but they actually use that space for serious reasons, too. they were testing out a jet backpack and that maybe used. they were able to operate that in that attic space. below the living deck floor, there was the remainder of one o f the propellant tank and that became their big trash can. >> they can put the trash through the hatch and it goes down to the lower level. >> the largest part of the sky labs space station but above it, there was an air lot module that enabled him to go outside and to surface this seratory. it was a wonderful scientific facility attached to the orbital workshop. >> ywe got our first really detailed use of activity on the front. we understood for the first time how dynamic our sun is and how it is spearing out big explosions of manner and it had holes in it and storm fallen on it. it was an amazing scene to get this new and information through the telescope on style tab. >> and here is the

they did have to close the perimeter to be safe. police say at this point they have opened it up and they are going to slowly allow more cars as you see to start to they say you can anticipate more delays because it will take sometime. at this point what they are asking is that the public helps. they give me a description of the suspect and they're asking the public to help if you know him. they said that he is a white male in his 50s. he had a pony tail with gray hair. he stands 6'0", thin build, had sunglasses, a yellow hat, gray shirt, and jeans. that's the very latest in fairfax county. >> thank you. >>> we are tracking metro right now, just one hour away from the start of surge number three. this latest rail shut down could be a tough one for northern virginia. the blue and yellow lines will be cut off between reagan national airport and braddic road for a week. we are joined live now from reagan with how this will affect thousands everyday and how people can get there with the surge. >> reporter: leslie, less than an hour. tha

the security perimeter, the fence, where secret service tell us that they are charging four people, in connection, to last night where people were scaling this fence, trying to breach the security perimeter. let's show you the video of it there were four people, at this point, charged by the u.s. attorney, in connection to a federal charge, which would be attempting to breach this area. they are actually five people in total, taken into custody by philadelphia police. now that has been the crescendo, the most visible public problem that we have seen this entire time. all of the demonstrations including black lives matter, bernie sanders, those folks, they have all been peaceful according to the philadelphia police department. in fact, one captain told me that people from out of town have been making it a point to go up to officers on the street and thank them, and pose with them, for pictures. so, many, many different tails to this story, the tail you are seeing inside the convention center where, of course, there was drama for beginning but when bernie sanders threw his support behind

it highlights a secure perimeter around the wells fargo center, site of the convention. others streets around that area impacted as well, but the dark area at bottom of the screen is the secure zone. map looks nothing like the one officials released for pope francis visit last september that shut down most of the city. >> you cannot compare obviously the papal visit to the democratic national convention. it is much more confined area. it is minimally impact full. it will impact some people but generally impact full on businesses rather than residents and traffic. >> reporter: thousands of protesters indicated that they will demonstrate in nearby fdr park. police commissioner richard ross welcomes their points of view. his goal, it is to make sure that they protest safely, legally. >> we will respect the constitution and everyone's right to protest and i think the city and police department, as well as other entities have done a good job at demonstrating that and trying to convey that to everyone involved. >> reporter: secret service release aid long list of items thaw ca

it was so big that they could run track around the perimeter of it and do tumbling around the perimeter of it, just running and tumbling around the tops of the lockers. that was for fun but they used that space for serious reasons too and they were testing out a jet backpack that might be used on space walks and they were able to operate that in that attic space that was so kmoed yus. then below their living deck floor, there was the remainder of one of the propellant tanks and that became their big trash can. there was a hatch and they could put their trash through the hatch and it would go down to that lower level. the orbital workshop then was the largest part of the sky lab space station but above it there was an air lock module that enabled them to go outside and service this big observatory the solar observatory, which was a wonderful scientific facility attached to the orbital workshop. and using the instruments, variety of cameras and detectors on what was called the apollo telescope, we got our first really detailed views of activity on the sun. and we understood for first time

these are just outside of the security perimeter here, protesters erected what they are calling wall around they were attempting to encircle the hotel where donald trump was staying, but they weren't table do that because of the security perimeter that surrounds that. so instead took this protest out on to the streets. they wrapped around, made the area of superior avenue and public square, they were met with a intense show of police. both the uniformed officers on bikes, undercover, as well, they were literally everywhere you turned. in fact, when these protesters got to public square, the police were there waiting for them. now, the protesters themselves say they intends to have massive rally tomorrow. but just as soon as we said that, cleveland police said they will be ready for whatever comes next. >> we are here to pretty much show that the wall of trump symbolizes we're not excepting trump style hate f trump wants to put up the wall, this is the wall to come at. we're battling phobia, racism, islams, present, all of individual communities. >> how law enforcement handling this?

here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: a few blocks around the security perimeter feel like a typicalonvention. >> t-shirts only $10 here, guys. >> reporter: vendors selling swag, restaurants crowded with vendor, delegates and officials. >> we have a queso fundido. >> reporter: but across the rest of this town, it's a different story. employees at the newly opened coasta taco say the supposed rnc boom has been a >> we've sent people home. take the night off. >> reporter: managing partner erin clyde said they staffed up and extended hours, apparently unnecessarily. what were the expectations? >> high. it's going to be great. it's going to be this hunting windfall. it hasn't been. in fact, it's been a ghost town. rawrltd heightened security concerns and donald trump's controversial candidacy turned away millions in corporate sponsorship. that meant fewer parties with rented-out restaurant, less cash for businesses and employees, but a big windfall was never in the cards according to cleveland host committee c.e.o. david gilbert. >> this is not going to plan everybody's retirement. >> re

. >> the united state secret service released map to the public, highlight secure perimeter around the wells fargo center, the site of the convention, police also released long list of things you can and can't bring with you to secure the perimeter, for that complete list and another look at that map, head to cbs philly. com. >> well, still ahead, the showboat gets ready to reopen in atlantic city, but there are some changes, we'll tell you what you won't see there any more. >> also ahead, pennsylvania lawmakers are meeting today to discuss the use of medical marijuana. we'll have the input they're look to go get as they prepare to make recommendations to the governor. >> and a live look at center city where excessive heat warning is still in effect. katie tells us when our next chance of seeing storms is when we come back. stay with us. >>> i'm jeff glor. >> good morning. president obama is here in war saw to tackle a number national security issues here at nato, but for the second time in less than 24 hours, he is going to be addressing the violence back home. it was last night, imme

give us an idea of what you're seeing in terms of preparation outside the perimeter of this convention center. >> reporter: we're standing inside of what is called cleveland's public square. this is a quarter of a mile from the main reen you site. the heart of downtown cleveland had a deplete makeover in preparation to make the city look really great for the convention. there is no foesh cast of snow here, i should let you know for the rnc. but those are indeed snow plows that have been brought in. authorities aren't commenting why that are here but i think you can put two and two together saying that horrific attack in nice has something to do with it. as a result you've seen these large trucks put an various venues throughout the city to act as a truck barrier to protect the general public. public square is at times crowded. these trucks are here for this purpose. cement barriers are going up around the security prem tir. there's tighter security around the arena itself. the event zone is pretty much downtown cleveland. it's still open to the public. however when you're talking about

they have an outer perimeter, regular police, inner perimeter of the r.a.b. the r.a.b. probably shot somebody with a sniper weapon system, wounded him. somebody was carrying guard duty and managed to snatch him and drag him off. from the look of this, two stories as he says, an open pavilion on the right-hand side -- >> i think we have pictures of what it looks like. >> you can see it's a very nice restaurant in the diplomatic district. however, part of his assessment or the previous reporter's assessment that these were local boys, this couldn't be an international terrorist group, this is how isis and al qaeda operate. they take local people, they can buy, create their own weapons systems. we saw that in indonesia. they had coconut based weapons, bombs and hand grenades. they can create them but they can still carry out an act of international terrorism and get themselves on the map. >> so the fact that they have what was just described as home-made grenades, hand-made grenades, doesn't make you think that this is not isis. >> that doesn't matter at all. improvised we

the secret service in charge of all security inside the perimeter. the philadelphia police department taking the lead outside of that secure perimeter. 19,000 feet of fencing, according to the secret service. that is 3 1/2 miles of anti-climb fencing that a private contractor will put up all around this facility. also, the city of philadelphia is hiring private security to help the philadelphia police department with anything outside of that secure perimeter. you're probably thinking it costs a lot of money. the federal government sends $40 million to the city to cover some of those costs. that's the latest from sky force 10. mitch blocker, nbc 10 news. >> thank you so much, mitch. >>> take a look at what was flying over the wells fargo center today. a banner plane with a message for the dnc that says, if you can't make it out your screen, end super delegates. the dnc and bylaws committee, a vote on super delegates is expected. a super delegate is unelected and is free to support any candidate for the presidential nomination at the party's national c

so i'm betting they didn't have perimeter security around the courthouse. usually it's the sheriff's department that supplies some kind of in-courthouse security. when we see these incidents, often a defendant has taken a gun from a sheriff because they are screened before they go into the courthouse. it is airport type security going in and usually it is hard to get a gun into a courthouse. >> one second. i'm being told by my producer that we're being told that shooter has been killed. according to reuters. let's just attribute that. reuters news agency is reporting the shooter has been killed. again this shutation developing right now. with me is cnn senior law enforcement analyst tom fuentes. tom, walk us clue what kind of steps would be taken to secure the location after a shooting. >> i think, jake, they would lock down the building. they would have police officers go through every floor, of every courtroom, every judge's chambers, every closet and try to make sure there's no one else there. it is not a coordinated attack with multiple people. in this

actually lining that eight-foot-high fence around the perimeter. at least eight people have been taken into custody. we're monitoring this situation but no mass arrests and no serious injuries on either side thankfully. again we will be here all night long. for now that's the latest live in philadelphia. back to you. >> ross, last week when you were in cleveland you talked about the security there, how strong the security was, how long it took you to actually get to the q for convention. is the security similar there in philadelphia? how do the two compare? >> reporter: well, you know, the secret service is controlling the security perimeter here, the hard zone that we are in as well, so the security is just as tight. for us we're actually working closer to the center, all the media is, all 15,000 members of the media from around the world so we're only walking about 10 minutes. we're already in the so-called hard zone. so it's easier for us. but around the city security is very tight. in cleveland they have a very small police force. the police fo

it leaves that other section of the airport, the perimeter, that part is vulnerable. we heard from the department of homeland security secretary jeh johnson. he said passengers will notice an increased presence of police officers in the soft target areas of airports across the country. that includes the tsa's viper team which is assigned to do random bag checks, random passenger checks to prevent a terrorist attack. however, no changes have been made to the screening process for passengers. back to you guys. >> rene marsh, thanks for that. >>> a political firestorm igniting for buill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch after the two meet while the fbi investigates hillary's use of e-mail as secretary of state. that's next. tarting your search for the right used car? i am! you got it. just say show me millions of used cars for sale at the all new carfax.com. but, i don' want one that's had a bunch of owners just say, show me cars with only one owner pretty cool it's perfect. that's the power of carfax® find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you ge

security -- review of perimeter security. responding to isis demonstrated interest in far getting unsecure areas of airports, the aviation reform bill includes provisions to enhance the security presence of units that can include canines and other personnel and prescreening airport areas and it increases preparedness for active shooter incidents. because some international airports abroad operating nonstop flights to the united states airports lack the security equipment and expertise of u.s. and other state of the art airports, the bill authorizes t.s.a. to donate unneeded security equipment to foreign airports with direct flights to the united states, permits increased cooperation between u.s. officials and partner nations, and require as new assessment of foreign cargo security programs. this bill which the house passed earlier this week recognizes the long t.s.a. lines aren't only an inconvenience delay for passengers trying to catch flights but they can lead to large crowds in unsecured airport areas that create a target

this is that area outside of the secure perimeter where it's still run by rnc. again, they have said, as you've mentioned, lasers, ladders, grappling hooks, tennis balls, sleep bags, long pieces of rope or tape. but these rules that they are setting for those designated areas, and they have said again, we are going to defer to ohio state law when it comes down to firearms. >> kristen holmes, thank you so much, appreciate it. >>> sources say the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's private server is nearing an end. coming up, how the timing of the results could have a lasting impact on her political career. . women don't get paid as much as men and that is wrong. and we have to pay more for the same stuff. what? yeah. cars... what? dry cleaning... what? shampoo. what? you pay more but get paid less? that is double wrong. i'm calling everyone i know and i'm telling them about this. this has got to stop! bud light proudly supports equal pay, that's why bud light costs the same no matter if you're a dude or a lady. yeah mom you have to pay more for a car than

a lot of them were being pushed back, they keep pushing the perimeter back. there is an active shooter situation in the area. according to the people who live there, this is a very busy area. there is a community college called centro college. there's also the omni hotel. live pictures now. sorry about the noise. we don't have control of these pictures. our affiliate ktvt has been helping us and our affiliate kdaf has been helping with ground shots. there appeared to be a standoff, crouched behind their vehicles and behind brick walls. cnn's ed lavandera knows the area well. what do you know, ed? >> reporter: i'm told that this is a horrible situation. we've heard from the dallas area rapid transit police, dart is the system that monitors the transportation. you have dart officers and dallas police officers involved along the march in downtown dallas tonight. i'm told by a source with knowledge of the events unfolding there tonight that this is an extremely serious situation for the police department there and that as many as nine officers have been wounded t

because once you have established the perimeter.once you have thoroughly and methodically investigated the scene. you will pretty much be able to go back and then determine what happened. what came first. the chicken or the egg. what occurred? what was the impetus? whuz it a set up? was an an ambush? right how to you want as much intelligence information as possible. as much as information specific of the krooim as possible and you want to identify those individuals who who could possibly be related, connect order have some valuable evidentiary information. >>> and at a very basic level, what a scary time for your line of work. >> it is absolutely a police officers nightmare scenario. and i've indicated on previous occasions there is as part of policing a vulnerability, an exposure that you have. when others run away from danger. you run to it. you respond to the most dangerous situations, often times at great risk to your own personal safety. you are there to protect and serve and secure other folk. so the idea that ambush is a pos

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police have built a very large perimeter trying to enclose thattthat area around the highway and the gas station supposedly near where this occurred. that's what we know at this point. three officers confirmed dead. >> we're also getting new information nbc news when it comes to the suspect who was fatally shot by police. that he was wearing black fatigues. armed with a rifle. a official telling us they are still determining if the individual was wearing body armor. this is around the area of the convenient store where they brought in robots to see if there were any explosives left behind and to secure the area and to make sure it's safe. but you can take from that reporting and see why the public information ever or the other officer lj mckneely was so the niz plea to the public. if anybody sees anybody wearing fatigues or camouflage or with a mask or noticing anything suspicious to call police. this as they are looking for two other suspect, correct? >> yeah correct. two suspects is what we're hearing. and back to your point about --. that includes everyone in the baton rouge area.