they extended the perimeter. whenever the president is in the white house, they have sharp shooters on the roof of the white house. they extended the perimeter across pennsylvania avenue. the many tourists that were here were not allowed to go beyond lafayette square as they normally can, walk across pennsylvania avenue to the gatet there, the north fence, iron fence arn the white house, but that is not the case. it wasn't earlier, it still is not now. the perimeter, the security perimeter around the white house has been extended some as this investigation continues.io earlier there were a number of f detectives from several law enforce the agencies here at this 15 and e, the east entrance to the white house. the w the police presence has backed off considerably. as we mentioned earlier we never saw evidence markers that shots this been fired here. we heard chief lanier that no shots were fired here even though a secret service officer was struck by this car. this is where it started one of the pe perimeter brans

and two perimeters that were attempted to be breached. so it does not appear to be an accident in any way. >> we don't know that yet. >> i'm sorry? >> why aren't you releasing more information about them at this point? >> we're not releasing anymore information about the suspect or anybody else. >> was she armed? >> we're not going to comment on any information regarding evidence at this point. >> can you talk about the person traveling to get to maryland avenue. where was the car going? where were the different places fired? >> i can tell you that this were two places where the shots were fired. it is still preliminary as it started at 15th and east street. came down pennsylvania avenue. at some point in the garfield circle with shots fired after the suspect vehicle rammed into a secret service vehicle. and then the vehicle, they then continued on first street, constitution avenue, up constitution, around the barriers, then on to 100 block maryland avenue where the vehicle crashed and additional shots were fired there. >> reporter: we're

we do not know which officers thed, and i will say security perimeters work. they did exactly what they were supposed to do and they stopped i suspect from breaching the security perimeters at both locations. the united states secret service and police officers, from what i have seen, acted heroically trying to stop the suspect entering security perimeters at both locations. twoave to officers -- officers injured doing their job. i will take a few questions. i will not answer questions about the evidence. suspect, the last gunfire was on maryland avenue. the suspect was pronounced dead later. >> could this have been an accident? >> all the information we have now is this does not appear to be an accident. this was a lengthy pursuit. there were officers struck. they were promoters attempted to be breach. it is not appear that is was an accident. we do not know that yet. [inaudible question] we are not going to release information about the suspect or anyone else. we need to make next of kin information. we are not going to comment on any information regarding e

this was an outer perimeter check point of the white house. beyond that check point, there were multiple check points someone would have to go through. there's this unauthorized vehicle, approached the check point, officers acted appropriately, the vehicle then fled and in fleeing, struck one of our officers as it departed the initial scene. [ inaudible question ] >> it's not being released at this point. that is also under investigation but uniformed division officers and capitol police officers. >> where were the shots fired? were there shots fired at the white house? >> no shots fired at the white house. these other locations is where the shots were fired. again, it's under investigation. >> the officer who was struck? >> i'll let the chief of capitol police talk about that. i'll turn it over -- ed donovan from secret service. >> good evening, kim dine, chief of the united states capitol police. you have heard the preliminary information regarding what happened at the white house. subsequent to that, our officers attempted to make a stop at

he probably was frustrated towards the end. >> then she walked around the perimeter of g pool.e followed her. and then continued over into the rocky ledge area where she laid down with him to do a relationship session, which is -- it's quiet time, basically. tilikum at some point grabbed ahold of her left forearm and started to drag her. and eventually did a barrel roll and pulled her in may have started as play or frustration, and clearly escalated to be very violent behavior that i think was anything but play. in the end, he basically just completely mutilated that poor girl. >> they were gathering all the trainers at the texas park. he said, there's been an accident at the florida park, and a trainer was killed. hearing that it was dawn, i was -- i couldn't believe it. i just remember saying to myself, not dawn. it can't be dawn. he said that -- and he still has her. and i just was so disturbed by that and the reality of how powerless we are. >> laceration, abrasion, fractures, frarkss associated hemorrhages, blunt force traumas to the main body, to extremities. to see this

spend today trying to figure out why miriam came here from stamford, connecticut, tried to break the perimeter at the white house, then came to the capitol before she was shot by the police, shot dead, and leaving two officers injured. investigators wearing hazmat suits searched the stamford, connecticut, home after police were involved in a car chase through washington, d.c. >> police were there to go through that and try to find out what was this. could they learn from her computer or notes or anything else, something that could give them a window as to the motive behind her nature. >> cbs news learned that the driver was 34-year-old miriam carey. police shot and killed her outside the capitol yesterday afternoon but it started at the white house where she struck a barricade with her black infinity sedan. she then sped down pennsylvania avenue toward the capitol. that's where police officers thought they had her boxed in but carey backed up and tried to speed off again. police opened fire, killing the woman and found a child inside the car. >> the child is approximately 4 years old and in go

thehe white house and capital, the security perimeters work. they did exactly what they were supposed to do, and they topped the suspect from reaching the security perimeters in both locations. service and. secret capitol police officers, from what i have seen so far in this investigation, acted heroically in trying to stop the suspect from inner ring the security perimeters at both locations. we have two officers that were injured, one from capital and one from secret service. they were injured just doing their job. i will take a few questions, but i will not answer any questions about the evidence or the suspect at this point. was in the 100e block of maryland avenue. the suspect was pronounced sometime later. all the information we have right now is this does not appear to be in any way an accident. it was a lengthy pursuit. there were multiple vehicles rammed an officer struck. there were two security perimeters that attempted to be breached. we don't know that yet. we have been listing to a press conference by washington d.c. police, talki

two perimeter attempted to be breeched. this doesn't appear to be an accident. >> is the car from connecticut? >> we're not going to release information about the suspect or anybody else. we would notify next of kin before we give that information. we're not going to comment on information regarding evidence at this point. >> where was the car going? >> i can tell you there were two places shots were fired at this point. this is preliminary. it started 15th and east street, came down pennsylvania avenue, entered garfield circle. shots were fired after the suspect vehicle ran into the secret service vehicle. then the vehicle then continued on first street. the constitution avenue up constitution, around the barriers, then onto 100 block of maryland avenue where the vehicle crashed and additional shots were fired there. >> she went around the barriers? >> we're not sure yet. there was contact made by at least one vehicle. we don't know if there were other vehicles. we know the barriers did go up. at least one vehicle struck t

this was an outer perimeter checkpoint of the white house. beyond that checkpoint there are multiple other checkpoints that someone would have to go through. but there is this unauthorized vehicle approached the checkpoint. our officers acted appropriately. the vehicle then fled and in fleeing struck one of our officers as it departed that initial scene. >> what is the ethnicity of the deceased? >> i don't think that's being released at this point. >> [ inaudible ]. >> that is also under investigation. but uniformed division officers and capitol police officers. >> where were the shots fired? were the shots fired at the white house? >> there were no shots fired at the white house. these other locations is where shots were fired. and that -- again, it's all under investigation. >> when were the shots fired -- >> -- the officer that was struck? >> i'll let the chief of capitol police talk about that. i'll turn it over at this point to the -- >> can you identify yourself again? >> ed donovan from secret service. chief? >> good evening. kim dine,

i want to stress that, an outer perimeter check point of the white house.eyond that there were multiple other check points that someone would have to go through. but this unauthorized vehicle approached the check point. our officers acted appropriately, the vehicle fled at struck one of our officers. >> what is the ethnicity of the deceased? >> i don't think that is being released. >> reporter: can terrorism be ruled out? >> that is also under investigation. >> reporter: where the shots fired? >> there were no shots fired at the white house. these other locations are where shots were fired at it is all under investigation. >> reporter: [ inaudible ]? >> i'll let the chief of capitol police talk about that? >> reporter: has terrorism been ruled out? >> can you id yourself again? >> ed donovan from secret service. >> good evening, kim dine, chief of the united states capitol police. you have heard the preliminary information regarding what hand at the white house. subsequent to that, our officers attempted to make a stop and the vehicle eluded them. our offic

. >> reporter: at the -- at the white house and the capitol, the security perimeters worked. they did exactly what they were suppose to do and they stopped the suspect from breaching the security perimeters, both in a vehicle at both locations. >> reporter: the chief confirmed that two officers were injured. that one officer, the capitol police officer in that vehicle when that barricade went up, we believe it's one of the officer's being injured. we saw them being taken away in a stretcher and in a chopper to a hospital. we are told that the other officer, a secret service officer was hurt as we believe that the woman in the black car hit that officer. kathy said numerous vehicles were rammed and there were a lot of people here frightened as they heard the shots. take a listen to someone that saw and heard what was going on. >> the police cars like this gentleman said coming from here as they seemed to have cornered this car where the barricade is. i was sitting at the bench in the front of the u.s. botanical garden and then i heard boom, boom, boom shots. then i went down,

this was an outer perimeter checkpoint of the white house.er checkpoints that someone would have to go through, but there is this unauthorized vehicle approached the checkpoint, our officers acted appropriately. the vehicle then fled and in fleeing struck one of our officers as it departed that initial scene. >> reporter: what is the condition of the ethnicity of the deceased? >> i don't think that's being released. >> reporter: what's ruled out? >> that's also under investigation, but uniformed police officers and capitol officers. >> reporter: where were the shots fired? >> there were no shots fired at the white house these other locations had shots fired. >> reporter: -- the officer struck? >> i'll let the chief of capitol police talk about that. i'll turn it over -- >> reporter: can you i.d. yourself again? >> ed donovan from secret service. >> good evening, chief of the suns capitol police. you've already heard the preliminary information, regarding what happened at the white house. subsequent to that, our officers attempted to make a st

perimeter has been set up outside of the white house.he house floor has gone into recess while this lockdown is taking place after these shots were reportedly fired outside the west front of the capitol. again, we do not know, at least at this minute, if this is a confirmation of gunfire. they're working to confirm this, meaning our nbc team, our msnbc working to get as much information as we can. you see the level of activity happening there. our own luke russert pointing out that a helicopter landed -- you know what, we've just got this video in. this is some of the evacuation, if you will, happening here. i'm not exactly sure where this was. there were some reports tourists were being moved to a number of parks in and around. these are tourists, i'm told, that are being moved away from some of the areas. this is the live picture we've had positioned now for the past 10, 15 minutes of the activity happening in and around the capitol as a result of shots being fired. we have with us clint vanzant, who's on the phone. i want to be carefu

there were caps all over the police. >> reporter: at the whowts nd a the capitol, thethe security perimeters worked. they did what they werere supposed to do and theythey stopped a suspect fromfrom breaching the securityecur perimeters in a vehicle at both locations. >> reporter: according to police, the chase went up to 80 miles an hour as that woman sped through the streets from the white househe to the capitol. there was a one-year-old-y child in the backseat of the car. police were able to take that child out. that child is ok. that officer as well iss expected to be fine. he was not seriously injured. but was taken to the hospital. at this point still no idea ide why this woman would have done what she did. she lost had he ever life in this -- lost her life in thisin case and the officer injured not seriously as well as the secrets service officer overicer at the white house also notot injured seriously. s but a wild ride. the capitol was on lockton temporariry. the white house was temporarily lockeddown andeddo then given the all clear oncen this situation wrapped up. so clearly a lot

he probably was frustrated towards the end. >> then she walked around the perimeter of g pool. her. and then continued over into the rocky ledge area where she laid down with him to do a relationship session, which is -- it's quiet time, basically. tilikum at some point grabbed ahold of her left forearm and started to drag her. and eventually did a barrel roll and pulled her in may have started as play or frustration, and clearly escalated to be very violent behavior that i think was anything but play. in the end, he basically just completely mutilated that poor girl. >> they were gathering all the trainers at the texas park. he said, there's been an accident at the florida park, and a trainer was killed. hearing that it was dawn, i was -- i couldn't believe it. i just remember saying to myself, not dawn. it can't be dawn. he said that -- and he still has her. and i just was so disturbed by that and the reality of how powerless we are. >> laceration, abrasion, fractures, fractures associated hemorrhages, blunt force traumas to the main body, to extremities. to see this meted ou

he probably was frustrated towards the end. >> then she walked around the perimeter of g pool.. and then continued over into the rocky ledge area where she laid down with him to do a relationship session, which is -- it's quiet time, basically. tilikum at some point grabbed ahold of her left forearm and started to drag her. and eventually did a barrel roll and pulled her in may have started as play or frustration, and clearly escalated to be very violent behavior that i think was anything but play. in the end, he basically just completely mutilated that poor girl. >> they were gathering all the trainers at the texas park. he said, there's been an accident at the florida park, and a trainer was killed. hearing that it was dawn, i was -- i couldn't believe it. i just remember saying to myself, not dawn. it can't be dawn. he said that -- and he still has her. and i just was so disturbed by that and the reality of how powerless we are. >> laceration, abrasion, fractures, fractures associated hemorrhages, blunt force traumas to the main body, to extremities. to see this meted out ag

do a perimeter check. we'll secure the perimeter. >>> in corcoran the constant influx of drugs and weapons represents a very real threat to the safety of the officer and inmates. the investigative services unit or isu, tries to keep the prisons rampant contraband problem under control. >> round up the inmates, do a perimeter check. secure the perimeter. inmates nonlethal overdose at his job in a laundry facility spark this is full-scale investigation by the isu team. >> today we're conducting a search of the pia warehouse laundry searching for any kind of contraband. last month we had an inmate overdose in the prison laundry on his job site. >> since corcoran's laundry facilities often act as a contraband distribution center for the inmate population this may be one of isu's best chances to catch the drugs before they spread to the rest of the prison. >> because of the big area and areas they could hide in we'll bring in two narcotics dogs here and do a mass search of certain areas and hopefully come up po

. >> there were vehicles rammed and officers struck and two perimeters attempted to be breached. >> one secret service agent and capitol officer were hurt. his cruiser went into an electronic barrier during the chase. >> his vehicle got pushed apr. >> it is the very barricades that may have presented a bad situation from turning worse. >> both at the white house and the capitol, the security perimeters worked. they did exactly what they were supposed to do and they stopped a suspect from breaching the security perimeters. >> reporter: back out here live. you can see what remains at the scene with capitol and other police here. this is a large scene they need to document so they will be here overnight or at least into the late hours of the evening, early hours of the morning. but again, we're not hearing a lot about information about this driver as to why she would have wanted to do something like this. law enforcement staying very tight-lipped about all of that. that is something we hope to hear about more in the coming days. live outside of the capitol, ken molistina, wusa 9. >> you me

it's a very big perimeter. that gives me the feeling as i watch what they're doing with dogs that they think this suspect could be just about anywhere on either side of this highway in a rather broad area. so this is a very, very serious incident out at this location in laurel, 5100 block north washington boulevard, a howard county police officer has been shot and a massive response is underway to try to catch a suspect who has fled into the woods over a rather broad perimeter in this area. roads are closed. the place is on lockdown. reporting live from laurel scott broom, wusa9. >> historically i cannot recall when the last time was a howard county police officer was shot and wounded in the line of duty. we'll have to check that out, but there's some other word as well, right, jan? >> there's going to be a press conference at 5:45, so in about 15 minutes. we'll bring you any new information and try to bring information and try to bring that to you live if we yÑ gun without a background check.. ithe dangerously

let me do a perimeter check. we'll secure the perimeter.es nonlethal overdose at his job in a laundry facility sparks this full-scale investigation by sergeant lawton and the isu team. >> today we're conducting a search of the pia warehouse laundry searching for any kind of contraband. last month we had an inmate overdose back here in the prison industry's laundry on his job site. >> since corcoran's laundry facilities often act as a contraband distribution center for the inmate population this may be one of isu's best chances to catch the drugs before they spread to the rest of the prison. >> because of the big area and areas they could hide in we'll bring in two narcotics dogs here and we're going to do a mass search of certain areas and hopefully, we can come up positive with a hit. so that's the whole plan today. >> obviously these guys know we're coming -- element of surprise is the number one thing here in prison. so we've got one on them. >> strip them out here along the wall. >> we have approximately 30 inmates that we removed from

male whales are kept at the perimeter.ivity, animals are squeezed into very close proximity. tilikum, the poor guy is so large, he couldn't get away because he just is not as mobile relative to the smaller and more agile females. and where was he going to run? there's no place to run. >> i think he spent a lot of time in isolation. seaworld claims he's always with the females, but from what i saw he was mostly put with the females for breeding purposes and he didn't spend a lot of time with the other whales. >> it's for his own protection, you know, he gets beat up, and so by segregating him, it provides a physical barrier so the females can't kick his butt. >> tilikum is pretty much kept in the back, and then brought out at the very end as like the big splash. he was always happy to see you in the morning. >> hi. >> there we go. >> good boy. >> look at his choppers. >> maybe because he was alone. maybe because he was hungry. maybe because he liked you. who knows what was going on in his head. >> want to whistle? >> yes? >

so that's why it is there, to prevent a car or truck from getting through the security perimeter and getting any closer to the president and his staff, tourists, who are out here at all hours. i'm then told by the secret service that once the car could not get through, it went in reverse and started racing down pennsylvania avenue towards the capitol, in hot pursuit were secret service officers, potentially other law enforcement. the treasury departmenting right there, the fbi is a flew blocks away. so that's why when you saw the video of capitol police, d.c. police, potentially fbi police, uniformed division in addition to fbi agents you have all kinds of law enforcement agencies crawling between this 15 or 16 blocks when the white house and the capitol. i'm told by the secret service, and the of this connects with what chad was righter -- after inning hot pursuit by various law enforcement agencies the car was stopped in the capitol area. so the bottom line is it started here. the person tried to crash through the security barriers here at the white house, was not successful, thank

there's no fence perimeter like the white house. people say we're always fearful of something like this happening because there is no perimeter. the capitol police really showed how good they are that they were able to figure out, assist in this chase, and block this individual from getting closer to the capitol where they could have caused real damage. >> as i understand it, the capitol police have not been furloughed. they are all working. it's simply an issue as to whether they will receive their paychecks in orderly fashion as they normally do. is that right? >> that is correct. they are deemed essential employees but their payment was not given to them on the usual schedule. so what you had today, martin, was a capitol hill police officer who went to work, pursued this suspect in his vehicle, ended up getting medevacked from the national mall, and that pay is not going to come to him normally at least from where we stand right now. that can change. they can do a special disten sati -- dispensation, but you're correct. >> let's

then she walked around the perimeter of g-pool. he followed her. where she laid down with him to do a relationship session, which is quiet time basically. tilikum at some point grabbed ahold of her left forearm and started to drag her and eventually did a barrel roll and pulled her in. may have started as play or frustration, and clearly escalated to the very violent behavior that i think was anything but play. >> in the end, you know, he basically just completely mutilated that poor girl. >> they were gathering all of the trainers at the texas park. he said there's been an accident. at the florida park and a trainer was killed. hearing it was dawn, i couldn't believe it. i remember saying to myself, not dawn. it can't be dawn. he says, and he still has her. and i just was so disturbed by that, and the reality of how powerless we are. >> laceration, fractures, fractures and associated hemorrhages, blunt force traumas to the main body to the extremities. to see this beating against a trainer, and i cannot fathom the reason, is shocking. the lawyer f

of the -- within the perimeter of the building including outside. >> relatively speaking it looks greatit's probably the facility where most people want to be if they have to be in detention. but it's certainly not an alternative to detention which we were being told by officials it was, when it first opened. >> cheryl has been defending immigrant rights,. >> 80% of immigrants from detention have no attorney and no right to an attorney. >> how can you be in the legal system and not be entitled to an attorney? isn't it a guarantee? >> it's a guarantee if you are in criminal court. it's not a guarantee if you simply facing removal because of an immigration violation. >> cheryl has been inside every detention facility in the state. she says everyone night is there for a violation of civil not criminal laws. that locking them up when they pose no threat makes no sense. >> we should be releasing people who pose, you know, no risk to communities, who aren't a security risk. who have equities here, rather than rounding up more and more people. >> cheryl arranged for us to meet one of her clien

the security perimeters worked. they did what they were supposed to do and they stopped a suspect from breaching the security perimeters. the united states' secret service and capitol police officers acted heroically and trying to stop this suspect from entering the security perimeters at both locations. >> reporter: however, this morning questions remain in regards to the use of deadly force when the suspect was not armed at the time and there was no gun found inside her vehicle. a 23 year veteran of the capitol police force injured during the police chase is now recovering at home. mike, andrea back to you. >> all right, delia goncalves live on capitol hill this morning with the latest. mike? >>> now this morning we're looking at a security that surrounds this quick action as the officers made. this could be a lot worse. ennuied clark is here -- we know ed clark is here. he's a security expert. we know when you drive around the capitol and you start the see the big stantons, the big poles or flip up security. did

we're not even going out open the perimeter. i understand and i say that the process was nonexistent and i wish we could have have had a public discussion. we're committed to establishing a committee meeting and i'm confident by the at the end e end of the day we'll have shelters that will provide beds for hundreds of men, women, and children who are currently homeless in the bayview. >> i want to reiterate my position here. my position is we're not having an appetite this site is not the most appropriate site that's where we are fundamentally disagreeing. i'm not saying no shelter not in bayview. what i'm saying and i don't want you to call me and say i'm anti homeless i'm saying that 21 jen's is not the most appropriate location for a mile-an-hour rad reasons that i highlighted in my comments about zoning and egress and ingress and transportation. there's many issues at play. i'm looking to have a dialog on others locations that we can consider to house the homeless population. i want you to know upon your suggestion took a to

two perimeters that were attempted to be breached.o does not appear that this is an accident. >> not an accident. though what was it? that is still under investigation tonight. with colleagues of the local police here up in stamford, connecticut speaking with people who knew this ms. carey to figure this out. we have learned that the capitol police officer who was hurt here today has been released from med star washington hospital center. >> that is good news. thank you. today's shooting comes two weeks after mentally disturbed man terrorized the navy yard with a shotgun killing people there. many people are asking what's next? we're joined live from capitol hill. you can certainly understand people's concerns. >> embroiled in all the latest headlines. what we have been through in the last three weeks is unprecedented. one incident after another, each more tragic than the last. it has seasoned hardened news junkies asking themselves what next? >> it's getting to some. some people maybe have a more positive attitude, a lot of humor goi

. >> both at the white houses and at the capitol, the security perimeters worked. they decksly what they were supposed to do. and they stopped suspect from breaching the perimeters both in a vehicle and vehicle both locations. kerry child was in car during chase and the gun fire but was not hurt. she now in protective custody. capital police officers hurt during that chase when his car clipped one of throws capitol hill barricades, he was treated and released from the hospital. >> damaging affects of god shut down are being felt all across country. but fox five bob reports no place is feeling that damage more than right here in washington area. >> washington today is tail of two cities. here fair gut square life seems pretty good many taking advantage of this sunny friday afternoon. but down along the mall, around phoefpbt federal buildings near all of of the museum iss, it is a different story. >> it looks like ghost town here. no tourists. you look out of window where we are working no one walking around i hope they come resolve quickly. take closer look and you

but officers on scene, they've got a perimeter defense set up. they've got to protect the citizens, protect the facilities, the individuals that are inside those facilities. and they've got toious their best judgment when they see something like this. if there are multiple attempts to breach a particular perimeter, i think that raises their awareness, their concern, and of course these offices are all communicating with each other. they're aware of what's happened at different sites. that is going to raise their sensitivity. >> the last couple of times that the washington police have shot someone in a car, they turned out to be unarmed and they've had to settle lawsuits. so you really don't know what's going on inside someone's mind. by the way, it is a long way from the hill to the white house. republicans can't make it to the white house and the president can't make it to the capitol. >> a city very much on edge. not only because of the navy yard shootings but then just the environment, the vitriol, language. everyone feels very tense. >> it's

he's got all those skills, as far as he's a perimeter runner.hat he won't run between the tackles, he will, but he's a speed guy on the perimeter, a pass catcher out of the back field. has done a pretty good job of pass protection as well. he's a threat, a dangerous guy. he's a guy that can take it the distance at any time. so we saw him practice today. looked good. had a good start andwe'll see bring it goes. >> bernard scott could be needed as soon as this weekend because the running back bernard pierce suffered an injury. the ravens will wait and see when and how scott is used, harbaugh says. maybe as soon as this sunday when the ravens play at cleveland, a game you can see here on wjz. the ravens won 11 straight against the browns, going for the even dozen this weekend. the bad news browns get more bad news in terms of another injury to a key player. return specialist travis benjamin out for the rest of the season after he suffered a torn ligament in his right knee. it happened on that play in cleveland's loss to kansas city yesterday. he's

capitol police have a whole series of heavy duty pop-up barriers around the perimeter of the capitol. one big question is how miriam carey was able to get past these barriers at first street northwest before she was stopped way up there at second street northeast. >> at the white house and at the capitol the security perimeters worked. they did exactly what they were supposed to do. >> reporter: chief lanier must have been referring to the inner barricades at the capitol thursday night. but some police experts are suggesting radio communications between agencies may have been an issue as officers chased carey up pennsylvania avenue. >> i would have activated those barriers immediately. >> reporter: via skype former homeland security senior advisor christopher hen says the officers performed exceedingly well. carey did not have a gun, but he says she clearly was gunning at the officers with her vehicle. >> absolutely justifiable shooting. i hate to put it that way, but they had to protect themselves and others. >> reporter: in washington bruce la shan. >> also racing through those offi

stress this was outer perimeter check point of the white house.ond that check point there are multiple other checkpoints that someone would have to go there. >> reporter: no shots were fired but it struck a secret officer as it drove off and driving at high speeds through afternoon traffic with police following closely behind. witnesses were terrified when they saw the suspect vehicle come down the street and stop 100 meters where the police lights are flashing and police ordered the woman driving the black sedan to stop. she didn't stop. instead she ran into a security barricade and then there was fire. they were told to stay indoored and tourists caught outside found them running for cover and one was injured as he tried to block the suspect's car with his own. >> after the sedan was stopped and they surrounded it and it backed up and smashed into a cruiser and took off again around the south side of the capitol and that is where i heard the gunshots. >> i thought somebody was attacking the capitol and i was trying to get away. >> reporter: the

two security perimeters that were attempted to be preached so it does not appear this is an accident. >> reporter: maureen uma, fox 5 morning news. >> fromfo the police chase to the gunshots and officers with their weapons drawn. >> many people were shaken up there by the drama that unfolded. take a listen. >> they had the car surrounded. the car whipped around and drove off. this is when we heard gunshots. we ducked for cover.r. edge was mass panic for a while. >> we heard gunshots then a black infiniti driving by dr then a whole bunch of cop cars. and then they were' chasing then another pow, like a return fire thern an explosion almost. >> scary scenes down there t yesterday afternoon. a we're going to continue to follow that story all morning long plus we can't forget thehe latest on the government shutdown. more on that. >> nus at 4:30 -- fox 5 morning news starts now. >> good morning, to you live look outside right now on this friday morning. it's friday. october 4th. 2013. good morning, i'm wisdom martin. >> welcome to fox 5 morning news. it feels like summer once again out the

and they stopped a suspect from breaching the security perimeters. the united states secret service and capitol police officers acted heroically and trying to stop this suspect from entering the security perimeters at both locations. >> reporter: many questions remain this morning. exactly what happened and what led this suspect to do what she did and why did police feel like they had to use deadly force in order to stop her? we can tell you though, the 23- year-old capitol police officer who was injured when his car rammed into some of the police barricades in this area, well, he is fine this morning. he's been treated and released from the hospital. back to you in the studio. mike andrea? >> all right. delia goncalves. thank you. delia live near the scene yesterday on capitol hill. >> and thoughts keep going to the 1-year-old girl. hopefully she's going to be fine. >> in custody. >>> 5:04 now. there may be some slight, slight improvement when it comes to that impasse on capitol hill. not much progress toward passing a budget, 2014 fiscal budget. or

from conversations on capitol hill, there does seem to be perimeters of a possible deal. what they are haggling about -- >> we want to listen to senator reid on floor. >> the wood nomination expected to be confirmed in another way. mr. president, constructive good faith negotiations continue between public leader and we will reach an agreement that's reasonable in nature. pay the nation's bills and begin long term negotiations to put our country on sound fiscal footing. i deeply appreciate my friend, the minority leader for his diligent efforts. the republican leader and i will keep members informed as negotiations continue. >> mr. president, republican leader, let me just echo the remarks of the majority leader. we've had an opportunity over the last couple of days to have very constructive exchanges views about how to move forward. those discussions continue and i share his optimism that will be acceptable to both sides. >> on the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. >> there you have it, senate majority leader harry reid and mitch mcconnell, both addressing

the perimeter, the closure may extend.e do not know if a detour has been set up. >> looking at other traffic. not alta mount pass has an accident that is backing up traffic to the 2 05 interchange. the bridges have not been doing too bed early but the metering lights are close to being activated. this commute is actually not too bed. for the san mateo bridge is a different story. it is getting heavy and the westbound direction bread your ride to the golden gate bridge is not only easy through marin county but an easy trip across the span. >> i think most people will enjoy today's forecast. you will probably like today if you like yesterday. we have not dropped into the upper '30's just yet santa rosa is holding at 41 degrees. 51 degrees in downtown san francisco. we do have mild conditions. as we take a look at future cast 4 we are expecting mostly sunny skies but i think today will be hazy. we have a few high clouds the was began. the rest of the bay area will be in the '70s career was start to pick up 80s by 3:00 p.m. an