pow pow pow and people scattering running police say one person was killed two others wounded no suspectsn custody sot rhonda davis/works in downtown oakland: i think there needs to be more polices, before the clubs let out , they need to be out here on the scene at the clubs, clearing up the traffic , just need to be more police presence period this is the second early morning shooting in less than a week outside a downtown oakland nightclub on wednesday a man was shot and killed outside this club at 11th and clay. sot matt jacobs/oakland resident: i do walk home by myself a lot so it's definitely concerning for those who live near these downtown oakland clubs, these shootings have definitely raised the stress level, but it's not anything new. sot agata kamler/oakland resident: even in my neighborhood which is just a few blocks away weve had muggings at 9pm, an attempted kidnapping at that time within the last few months so it does cause some concern, you have to be careful. standup dan kerman/oakland: typically there's a police presense outside oakland nightclubs, especially at closing

pow pow pow and people scattering running police say one person was killed two others wounded no suspects yet in custody rhonda davis/works in downtown oakland: i think there needs to be more polices, before the clubs let out , they need to be out here on the scene at the clubs, clearing up the traffic , just need to be more police presence period this is the second early morning shooting in less than a week outside a downtown oakland nightclub on wednesday a man was shot and killed outside this club at 11th and clay. matt jacobs/oakland resident: i do walk home by myself a lot so it's definitely concerning for those who live near these downtown oakland clubs, these shootings have definitely raised the stress level, but it's not anything new. agata kamler/oakland resident: even in my neighborhood which is just a few blocks away weve had muggings at 9pm, an attempted kidnapping at that time within the last few months so it does cause some concern, you have to be careful. standup dan kerman/oakland: typically there's a police presense outside oakland nightclubs, especially at closing time.

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. >> there was a guy with a rifle on the back corner and just pow, pow. >> it was alarming for so many people. the shooter was considered so radical and dangerous the government pulled his passport and now they are investigating to see if he had any ties to isis. tonight calling sergeant-at-arms a hero. kevin vickers shot and killed the gunman. >>> they're going to need a taller fence at the white house. another security breach tonight. a man hopped the fence and made it 20 yards into the lawn before being attacked by secret service units and k-9 units. he was unarmed. charges are now pending. remember last month a fence jumper made it through the front door and into the east room of the white house before being apprehend chd led to the designation of the director of the secret service. >>> now to the world series. not much fans for giants in kansas city this section was filled with orange and black but despite a rough night for the giants fans kept their hope alive. >> a couple bad pitches, it happens, it's base. >> are you worried? >> no, not at all. at all. >> the giants loss 7-2. h

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. >> reporter: as the first shots rang out -- >> just pow, pow -- >> reporter: five rushed to the fallenable to save corporate cirillo. >> no pain is greater than losing a loved one. this morning, beyond impression and underlying with sadness and anger within my heart. >> reporter: next witnesses say the shooter hijacked a car and drove to the centre. three people have lawmakers scattering police have identified the man as michael joseph hall from quebec also known as7÷dç michael zehaf-bibea recent convert. last friday, canada raised the terror threat from low to medium. and just three days ago, a man officers say has ties to radical islam drove his car into two soldiers in montreal, killing one. >> this week's events are a grim reminder that canada is not immune to the types of terrorist attacks we have seen elsewhere around the world. >> reporter: as investigators continue to try and find out how and why it happened here. jay gray, nbc news, ottawa. >>> and day 41 in the search for suspected cop killer eric frein. this morning, people are reaching out to help a monroe county man who sa

. >> reporter: as the first shots rang out -- >> just, pow, pow. >> reporter: -- bystanders rushed to the side of a fallen soldier but were unable to save corporal nathan cirillo, who had been standing guard at canada's national war memorial. >> there's no pain greater than losing a loved one. to have it happen in such circumstances as this morning is beyond expression and underlined by sad anger within my heart. >> reporter: next, witnesses say the gunman hijacked a car and drove to canada's parliament building, walked inside and opened fire in the central hall of honor. three people were injured as lawmakers scrambled before the suspect was shot and killed by the sergeant-at-arms. a bystander says this cell phone video shows the gunman police have identified as michael joseph hall from quebec, also known as michael zehaf-bibeau, a recent muslim convert. last friday, officials in canada raised the terrorism threat level from low to medium, citing what they called an increase in chatter from radical islamic organizations. and just three days ago, a man officers say has tied to radical

. >> reporter: as the first shots rang out -- >> pow. pow. >> reporter: bystanders rushed to the side of a fallen soldier but were unable to save corporal nathan sirillo standing guard at canada's national war memorial. >> there is no pain greater than losing a loved one. to have it happen in circumstances as this morning is underlined by sadness and anger within my heart. >> reporter: next, witnesses say the gunman hijacked a car and went to canada's parliament building. and opened fire in the central hall of honor. 30 people were injured as lawmakers scrambled before the suspect was shot and killed by the sergeant at arms. a bystander says this shows the gunman as michael joseph hall from quebec also known as michael zehaf-bibeau. a recent muslim convert. they raised the terrorism level and three days ago a man officers say has ties to radical islam drove his car into two soldiers in montreal, killing one. >> this week's events are a grim reminder that canada is not immune to the types of terrorist attacks we have seen elsewhere around

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and just, pow, pow. >> i thought it was just firecrackers going off, so i look across the street, andhere's a man with a rifle shooting at a bunch of people. >> reporter: witnesses at the memorial say the gunman then hijacked a car. >> didn't hurt the gentleman in the car. and then took off towards the back here and headed in that direction towards the construction. >> reporter: the gunman went about a third of a mile to the building housing canada's parliament, in session at the time. as officers inside responded, dozens of shots rang out inside the building's ornate halls. [ shots ] members of parliament inside meeting rooms reacted by piling furniture against the doors. outside, members were hustled away by police and security. canadian authorities say the gunman was shot and killed in parliament's central hall of honor by the sergeant-at-arms. >> that was nbc's pete williams reporting. now, police also went door to door after witnesses reported there were other armed men in the streets, but officials say they found no evidence of another gunman. >>> we turn now to politics here at

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we got out of the van and immediately like, pow pow pow, just explosions everywhere. [ laughter ] i was a cash register and like a menu of things you can blow up. and there was this special that day where you could blow up a car. so, we were like, "yeah, let's do that." [ laughter ] and they said, "okay, well, we have to wait two hours to get enough c-4 to blow up a car." we were like, "oh, two hours?" never wondering, like, well, where are you getting the c-4 and the car? [ laughter ] so, that went bust. now, the capper to that day was that, like most young men about to get married, i had gotten 12 tickets to see britney spears at planet hollywood. >> seth: sure, sure. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. yeah. britney spears, the famous singer, was performing at planet hollywood. and i -- it started as one of those things where you're like, "oh, it'd be so stupid if we went and saw britney spears." and then you commit to it and you make plans. so, then we were like, "okay, we better get there at 7:00." [ laughter ] so -- i thought that i had a booth, vip booth, for 12 people to see britne

and just, pow, pow. and then i saw one of the other armed forces guys just running. and he came running. he barrelled over, just ran right over -- the other guy just dropped and then the other one just ran over. i just started running at that, enough to look back to just dive underneath and -- and then immediately called 911. >> the man who shot, what did he look like and what kind of weapon did he have? >> it was a rifle. like a long barrelled-rifle. long -- i mean, again, i don't know what i'm supposed to say or not say. >> was he dressed in uniforms? was he dressed in skrchlt ivis? >> no, he was dressed in civilian clothes like a bandana up to his -- >> anything you can tell us about the color of anything he was wearing or -- >> there was -- there's actually a guy here that has a perfect picture of him. one of the bystanders, holding the rifle and everything. so, it shows a perfect description. >> an eyewitness there describing those terrifying moments when at least one gunman began shooting inside canada's capital today. a frightening situation for police respond

. >> there was a guy with a rifle just around on the back corner and just pow, pow. >> reporter: then seen and heard on this phone video, the gunman ran into the parliament building where lawmakers and stephen harper and lawmakers were at work. there was furious firing. the gunman was shot dead reportedly by parliament sergeant-at-arms kevin vickers. police fanned out to find out how many buildinmight be part o attack. >>> two soldiers run down and killed by a suspect said to have ties to isis. >> canada sent six warplanes to help bomb isis in iraq. and today's attack looks like retaliatio retaliation. >> these are iconic government targets isis has been pushing people to attack. >> reporter: an estimated 80 of people with passport returned home and those in canada and the u.s. may now sympathize with isis, a possible factor in the parliament fact. >> the circumstances around today's tragic event in canada is still unknown. that is a concern the united states has been focused on quite some time. >> reporter: back in ottawa, police ordered people to stay off streets and stay behind loc

. >> there was a guy with a rifle on the bark corner and just pow, pow. >> reporter: then seen and heard in this phone video where the gunman ran into the parliament where prime minister stephen harper and lawmakers were at work. there was furious firing. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: the gunman was shot dead reportedly by parliament sergeant-at-arms kevin vickers. police fanned out to see how many more gunmen might be part of the terrorist attack. just two days ago two soldiers in montreal were run down, one killed by a suspect said to have ties to isis. canada has sent six warplanes to help bomb isis in iraq. today's attack looks like retaliation. >> these are i conic government targets exactly what isis and propaganda have been pushing people to attack. >> reporter: president obama said the u.s. is on alerted even though it's not clear what happened or why in canada. >> it emphasizes the degree we have to remain vigilant. >> reporter: back in ottawa, police ordered people to stay indoors and way from windows. >> we're treating this seriously. >> police fearful one or more terrorists were

and just pow, pow. >> in spite of passers by giving immediate age, corporate nathan cirillo, 24 years old, was dead. it's too early to find out why, or how this happened but it comes just two days after another canadian soldier was deliberately run over by a car and killed. officials call that incident a targeted terrorist attack. killed by police, called a radical islamist, had had his passport seized to prevent traveling to syria. just days earlier, are the government had raised his threat from low to medium? the canadian military recently joined the fight against i.s.i.l, sending six fighters two surveillance and a tanker. "america tonight's" sheila macvicar will join us in a minute. but chris you got to the national memorial just moments after i understand. >> when i arrived there it was a scene of as you can imagine high drama. there was a soldier, we know now who eventually died. but at that time, he was receiving frantic cpr from a woman that appeared to be a civilian. she was surrounded by police officers, and other people. at that point, there wasn't a great police presence a

what the founding fathers wereoncerned with was making se the government had federal enumeratorred powe that's why they listed them in the constitution. unfortunately it's true. courts have wroly -- >> you say wrongly and you lawyers can argue about anything endlessly. it's likthe battle is over. they say the federal government cano whatever they want. >> that's not correct. the federal government cannly regulate commer among the severaltates. it's true that courts havenfortunately allowed them to extend power beyond what the constitution has authorized. that's theirault. it doesn't mean that the constitution is somehow meangless. it means people he ignored the nstitutional promise. >> fdr said we should -@amend the constitution. the bill of rights should include the right to a useful job, the right to provide adequate food, clothing, and recreation, the rit to a decent home. >> congress should make that a decision. take money from everybody else and g everybodydequate recrtion? >> congress has the power to raise taxes, and they have the power to spend that money. and so the question is

. >> reporter: as the first shots hang out -- >> just pow, pow. >> reporter: bystanders rushed to theide of a fallen soldier but were unable to save him, who had been standing guard at canada's national war memorial. >> no pain greater than losing a loved one. to have it happen in such circumstances as this morning is beyond expression and underlined by a sad anger within my heart. >> reporter: witnesses say the gunman hijacked a car and drove to the parliament build, walked inside and opened fire in the central hall of honor. three people were injured as lawmakers scrambled before the suspect was shot and killed by the sergeant at arms. this cell phone video shows the gunman pleaolice have identifie] last friday, officials in canada raised the terrorism threat level from low to medium, citing what they called an increase in chatter from radical islamist organizations. just three days ago, a man officers say has ties to radical islam drove his car into two soldiers, killing one. >> this week's events are a grim reminder that canada is not immune to the types of terrorist attacks we ha

presumably until they launch an attack, the authorities are pow powerless. you have to consider it's difficult to get weapons. so the fact that he got one, it can be done. in the united states, it's much easier to get an automatic weapon, very easy. it's nothing they can do. and what i really worry about in canada and the united states is overreaction to these attacks. because people are going to demand security and they're going to be, you know, dialing back on constitutional rights. people in the fbi have told me over and over again, it's inevitable and we're going to have to deal with it in a calm way. >> thanks so much for joining us this hour. >> and now for some other stories we're tracking for you. in the united states capitol there's another white house fence jumper we can report. this one didn't get nearly as far as the intruder who entered the u.s. executive mansion last month, though. in this latest incident wednesday, the suspect barely made it on to the lawn before a police dog caught him. secret service agents quickly detained him. the secret s

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, pow. >> he ran up this building, high jacked the car, didn't hurt the gentleman in the car, took offand heads in that direction. >> those were eye witness accounts of this morning's shooting in ottawa. almost 7 hours after the first shots fired there's much we still don't know. here's what we do know at this hour. two shooting incidents, at the national war memorial and on parliament hill. the shooting at the memorial left one canadiian soldier dead and wuone of the shooters was a male suspect was also killed. the police urged the public to stay away from downtown ottawa much of which is still under lock down along with parliament hill. that's all for now. see you back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. the ed show is coming up next. >>> good evening americans and welcome to the ed show, live from new york. we're get to the election news later. tonight we start with breaking news of multiple shootings in canada. a soldier was shot and killed in the canadian capital of ottawa minutes later dozens of shots inside the parliament. this dramatic video was captured by a reporter. gunfire.

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nope i think it's "sha-pow!" [camera noises]♪ >>> welcome back. 20 minutes past the hour.n edge this morning. massive crowds of pro democracy protesters are taking to the streets again. of course it is 10:20 in the evening there and they are facing off with police as well as their antioccupy opponents. look at what happened earlier. >> about 20 people have been arrested in clashes with police just today. and in the seven days of protest, more than 150 people have been injured. more than a dozen are still in the hospital and now students have called off talks with government officials. our will ripley joins us. will, hong kong's leader urged calm but essential said you have to get out of here by monday because city workers have to get into the buildings. what's been the response? >> well as syou can see the response is in the shear volume of people who have gathered here despite warn refrigeration the city leaders and police that they need to clear the street. the street has been full of people for a week now demanding democracy. the protesters have ignored the calls and mo

and just, pow, pow. >> reporter: then seen and heard in this phone video.n ran into the parliament building where lawmakers and canadian prime minister stephen harper were at work and there was furious firing. the gunman was shot dead report thely by parliament's sergeant at arms, kevin vickers. and police fanned out to figure out how many more gunmen might be part of the terrorist attack. >> straight down along the side of the building, hug the building, police. >> reporter: two days ago, two soldiers in montreal, one ç killed, by a suspect who is said to have ties to isis.