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we're told a car actually tried to ram the white house gates. the fern was -- person was armed because he opened fire on constitutionual avenue. he opened fire. six do toe a dozen -- six to a dozen shots, and trying to ram the white house gate brings this to a different level. catherine herridge gave us a timeline what the snows -- stand by. we're going mike emanuel live on capitol hill. congratulate around laid out a pretty good timeline and chain of events, connecting the dots. give us an idea what is happening right now. we know the lockdown has been lifted. what's the talk and what are congressional members seeing or doing if anything. >> talked to some really good sources on capitol hill who says the suspect was a woman, small child in the car, she rammed a police barricade near the capitol, injured a police officer in a cruiser. the officer was airlifted out of here by helicopter. and is receiving treatment. my understanding is the woman may have been shot and that the child in the car is okay. but i don't have final status of what happene

but if she rammed cars, has rammed a barricade and hit a police car, that law enforcement officer, not knowing the details, reasonably confident that the shooting was what we call unfortunately, again, good shoot. >> neil: thank you very much. former secret service agent. we saw the aftermath of the shooting and the capitol policeman who was injured right afterwards. right? >> yeah. actually the photo i tweeted -- our office is literally locate at second and constitution. and we're -- so i had the view the media didn't, and i took the picture of what happened after the shots were fired. we all knew in our office this is not the normal noise of high security. we didn't hear the crash, and this is like a police station that's always open 24 hours a day, a minipolice station on constitution. i want to clear one thing up for people. i feel pretty confident about based on what we saw and heard. this person was killed from the gunshots, not from the crash. the crash was -- looks like it wasn't crash into a barricade. maybe the tires were blown out. crashed interest the police station, which

there were reports she tried to ram the white house gate. for her to get right next to the white house gate, it would be next to impossible. not only would she have to go through the first set of metal ballards, she would have to get through the second set. then, only then, could she get remotely close to the white house. it seems it started here at the intersection of 15th and pennsylvania avenue. after that happens, the pursuit and chase by the u.s. capital. let me show you what's going on in la fayette square and the crowds on pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house are corrdoned off. the people are being pushed off to the side at la fayette square park, which is a good size. take a look over more, you can stee white house police officers out there, one of them on a horse, a couple on their cars. it's an orderly kind of response in front of the white house as the details come in and people try to figure out what happened here. police are keeping people away from the situation. it's not a chaotic scene. the traffic, as we mentioned

she was attempting to ram it. the treasury building, wondering whether treasury department will be involved. the capitol police and the capitol police, was involved. >> working in conjunction with the d.c. metropolitan police. they work in tangent together. the detectives there, detectives in washington d.c., the metropolitan police department. i don't see the fbi being involved unless something else transpires that it was involvement with the treasury department. david: it seems pretty clear, despite the government shut down there is no shut down or even partial shutdown in security. >> we talk about essential. security, police, that is essential. were talking about civilian workers. he will never ever see that happen because if you start playing security people offer anything can occur. that's not what will have. liz: some wondering, could it be it a be easier to carry on law enforcement duties with much fewer people inside the beltway? >> the conservative for will place to the other a lot easier. if you need to

so the driver tries to ram the check point. secret service officials, we believe, uniformed secret service officials began to pursue this car. the driver of the car continues on up, gets -- goes past the u.s. capitol building, keeps going another block or so, and then that's when the shooting happens at 2nd and constitution. you're looking at it now -- or 1st and constitution. i assume this is a picture of the gate at the white house, it looks to me like. it's very hard to tell from how tight the shot is. it looks like one of the security gates at the white house. so perhaps that's where this started. i can't be sure. >> you know what -- >> in any event, that's the sequence of events here. >> it's interesting you say that. this has been our vantage point for pretty much the entire hour. this was the vantage point where much of the activity was centered. just a gathering of different law enforcement personnel. you could see obviously from the backs of their jackets the different agencies there. the individual, this woman, who wa

to repeat, an automobile tried today to ram the northeast gate of the white house. the secret service chased the vehicle to capitol hill. this happened just about over an hour ago, just after about 2:00 p.m. eastern standard time. the driver believed to be a woman, shot by the secret service or the police. a u.s. capitol police officer was injured according to the associated press. that officer may have been hit by the automobile. there will be more about this story on your local news. and on this cbs station, online at cbs news.com and tonight to cbs evening news. until then, i'm nora o'donnell, cbs news, new lockdown this afternoon aft ust >>> good afternoon,everyone. we continue now with our breaking news coverage out at the u.s. capital. it was on lockdown this afternoon after an apparent shooting. that's just been lifted. cbs news' major garrett reports that the section of pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house, that has been closed off. it all started apparently after a vehicle attempted to slam through the gates at 15th street at the northeast portio

it happened after a driver tried to ram through security. plus -- >> this whole thing is about one thing, denies health insurance to millions of americans. >> and the president is running out of patience as the blame game reaches critical mass. ♪ >>> there was chaos on capitol hill earlier today. officers shot and killed a woman after a chase through washington, d.c. she tried to ram her car through a white house barricade. a young child was in the car. the chase ended near the capitol. a witness described the scene. >> i started looking at it, and going wow, i can't believe this is happening, and the next thing you know the shooting started. >> so you saw them shoot going the car -- >> yeah, we seen some shooting. once the shooting started i got behind a tree, and he got on the ground. >> libby casey joins us live from washington. libby what is the latest? >> as you said, tony, high drama in washington today. this woman was trying to ram her car over some barriers. she drove all the way down to capitol hill and that's where she was finally

there were multiple vehicles rammed. there was officers struck.wo security premierters attempted to be breached. this does not appear to be an accident. >> the daughter's 18 month old daughter was unharmed, in protective custody. no word on what prompted this incident. >> thank you. bob continues our team coverage with more on how today's police chase and shooting unfolded, joins us live with the latest. >> they're still several streets around the senate office buildings closed right now, considered a crime scene. the big question is why this ms. carey did what she did today. >> part of the wild and ultimately deadly ride was captured on camera, the women's car there surrounded by police. it's a black infinity sedan with connecticut plates and year old baby girl strapped in the back seat. a news cameraman was recording as u.s. capitol and secret service police officers opened fire trying to get the woman to stop her car. officials telling us the woman struck and injured, not serquestionly, a secret service officer here at the esentrance to the whi

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the driver rams a set of barricades around the capitol?ce police with guns drawn. she backs up into them -- [ sound of gunfire ] several gunshots are heard. despite that the driver managed to get away before finally stopping. >> the pursuit went search blocks and -- several blocks and involved the secret service and capitol police. right now the suspect in the vehicle we do know was struck by gunfire. and at this point has been pronounced. >> reporter: it all began locks away at these barricades to the white house. the driver tried ramming through here first before being chased down to the capitol. the terrorism has been ruled out but it's still a mystery why the driver did this. >> there were officers that were struck and two security perimeters that were attempted to be breached. >> reporter: two officers were taken to the hospital with injuries from this ordeal. the capitol officer was hurt when the cruiser slammed into an electronic barricade that went up during the chase. >> the driver's side of his vehicle pushed in and his whole car

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arctic sunrise auditors were trying to scale the platform and he had some others were actually trying to ram the boat off calls the guards do you personally a different shade between that actions do you think they should be treated differently in legal terms and in terms of being charges that were leveled against them firstly if you look at a slow motion picture of what the russian coast guard at least off the incident. if you look at it properly is absolutely no basis to say that our activists tried to ram the coast guard boats we were unarmed the coast guard said knives and shot. weapons at us we had our hands up in there there was absolutely no effort on our part to them both but i went on your question about should they be cheated separately different the the two journalists should be treated separately separately because they are not greenpeace employees or activists and so on they were there to do their job as journalists and that's why i said those two should be released immediately in the interests of media freedom and so on with regard to the activists and yes you're right people pl

it started when a woman tried to ram a security gate at the white house. she was chased to capitol hill where she was shot. we were told from cbs news she's dead. the capitol was locked down for half an hour. a police officer was injured in the traffic accident during that chase. stay with wjz for complete coverage. we will update you on the investigation. for instant updates and more images from the scene go to cbsbaltimore.com. >>> a california man facing serious charges, including trying to hire a hitman to kill an undercover agent here in maryland. the alleged master mind went by the nickname dread pirate roberts. john blackstone has the latest on how the feds busted him. >> fbi agents entered the science fiction section of the san francisco library on tuesday and arrested this man, 29-year-old ross ulbrick. the self-proclaimed ent prez near is the master mind behind a billion dollar underground online drug market known as silk road. >> so the silk road was set up to be completely anonymous. hidden from law enforcement efforts. >> the silk road was shu

the driver tried ramming through here first before being chased through the capitol. terrorism is ruled out. but what is a mystery is to why the woman with a small child in the backseat did this. >> 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 t

but she soon rams into one cruiser, then backs up and takes off down the street. she doesn't believe there was a terrorist link. crash/siren nats the chase was caught on camera .. just incredible video of a police cruiser as it crashes. two officers were injured ... one had to be airlifted to the hospital. no officers were injured in the shooting that killed the suspect. we are also learning this morning that the officers involved in yesterday's chase were working without pay... because of the government shutdown. carey was from connecticut... and her mother says she has no idea why her daughter was in d-c. police swarmed carey's connecticut home after the incident... shocking neighbors who had no idea what was going on hundreds of miles away.. he said that it's a sensitive area, i have to run in, i have about 5-10 minutes to get all my stuff and get out for the next eight or so hours, white house mandate we have to evacuate the premises. carey's mother says her daughter was suffering from post-partum depression. the woman had her one-year-old daughter in the car

reports of a car ramming into one of the gates in front of the white house. as you heard john carl report there. those kinds of disturbances aren't entirely uncommon. what is, is the fact that the headed for the capitol.car then outside the dirksen building as we were showing you there moments ago, the map and that's where there weadditional shots fired. exchanged with capitol police. there were reports of one officer injured. and as you heard pierre thomas report moments ago, that a possible suspect, perhaps the driver of that car, a female, as pierre said, could be neutralized, which is a law enforcement term. there is a report that that person could in fact be dead. obviously this all has to be pieced together and confirmed by authorities who are working this on the scene. you saw the notice that went out almost immediately. not only to the supreme court across the street. at the capitol. at the white house, where john carl is reporting in, telling everyone to close, lock and stay away from their doors. you saw a hint from senator sherrod brown, the chaos

a woman attempted to ram her car through a date at the white house at 15th and e streets.he suspect roughly 12 blocks to 1st and constitution where the suspect hit a police car. the chase then went on for another two blocks where shots were fired at 2nd and maryland near the senate hart building. at that point the woman was shot and killed by u.s. capitol police. this afternoon vermont senator bernie s

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there were' multiple vehicles that were rammed. there was officers that wereffic struck and two security perimeters they wereeter attempted to be breached so.reac it does not appear in any way that was an accident. >> both officers are expected to be ok. the little girl is now in protective custody. also in the news, another story we've been followingen for days. this is day four of the government shutdown. pa is -- president obama is completely canceling his trip to asia. now the other two disops in indonesia and bruni are off.re >> two house republicans say majority leader john baiper told them he would allow allow vote on restarting the government only if conservatives back off their demand. boehner and republican mine mi oort leader mish mcconnell m are accusinged president of nonny in negotiating. >> the president called us down there to tell us he ise not interested in negotiating. it was essential an negotiation about not negotiating. we hear he is off campaigning in rockville. >> the only thing that is is keeping the govern

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we know she rammed one police car. she injured an officer.ould see a scenario where officers would be shooting trying to stop the vehicle. whether or not she had a gun. all of that aside, though, it doesn't appear there's anything that suggests this is an act of terrorism. and realize, again, in the middle east, for example, you get a lot of women that are suicide bombers. and she had a vehicle. they have to consider that from the law enforcement standpoint. right now this could be a very localized, mental health issue. that's still to be determined. >> one thing that stands out to all of us, clint, is the fact that she had the infant in the car. whether it was hers or not, we have to assume it was. you never know. but that really is an unusual circumstance by any means in a situation like this. >> it really is. that's why it gives me pause to think that she would have had a gun, she would have engaged in a gunfight with police, something like this. realizing that those incoming bullets could have very easily struck her child. but that also t

took it very seriously because if we did in fact do what you say we did that because i just tried to ram the coast guard vessel instead of what i'm saying from what i look at it it was control of the boat that's brought about by by swells. then i would take a very negative view of it. now the olympic flame is a sporting symbol of unity but not everyone sees it that way six thousand strong petition in georgia is calling for a boycott of the games as because one of the torch bearers taking a flame around russia is a pilot involved in the military action that led to south of city is independence in two thousand and eight well we have in a studio who's got more on this let's talk about how angry people in georgia are over this what's happening well six years ago in sochi was chill. other than to host the twenty fourteen games i was there and i covered the story i remember two days after the event georgians were first talking about boycotting the olympic games and that was even before the two thousand and eight war which resulted in the independence of south of setia and across the us to cert

it looks like the woman probably tried to ram the gate at the white house right next to treasury and was engaged by the secret service uniform division. >> yeah. >> she might not have a firearm. just her car maybe. that remains to be scene. you've heard conflicting reports, but clearly martin a pursuit down pennsylvania avenue then toward the capitol. >> and we have that video footage of the pursuit going around a round a about, her in the black vehicle we saw in the still photograph, accelerating away and being chased by police. >> exactly. cop to capitol police would be alerted, she'd be racing down pennsylvania avenue, which is a pretty good distance. they'd be alerted to her. she's not going to get anywhere near the capitol building with a vehicle because of those stanchions you discussed, and they're going to engage her in gunfire if she's trying to ram those barricades because they don't know if she's a sue said bo -- suicide bomber, explosives in the car, with the report she already rammed the white house gate. they would probably engage her with gunfire, and if there's a chil

she attempted to ram her car into the white house gate. she got out of the car and allegedly began engaging with police with a gun, firing some shots. that is still a little iffy. we don't have confirmation of that yet. she then got back in her car and wrc, which is the nbc affiliate in washington, has this exclusive video which we're going to roll for you right now of the -- we believe is the car moving down the road. as you can see there's a black car that's going to come into view. you can see it in the distance. that's wrc. it's an exclusive. that's the nbc affiliate. she goes down the -- probably about two miles between the white house and where she eventually ended on capitol hill. at that point, she rammed a police car. that is when one of the police officers was hurt. initially we thought that a police officer had been shot. but kim dine, head of the capitol police, says that no officer has been shot. that is one of the changing things. the woman allegedly had a child in the car. that has now been confirmed to both pete williams an

the 30-year-old mother from kwn kn tri -- connecticut tried to ram her car through a white house barrier with her 1-year-old daughter in the car. she was killed, her baby survived. the big question tonight is why? >> we have team coverage from the eyewitness accounts to the first calls for help and the officers who chased her down. we begin with wendy at the life desk with more on the suspect's emotional stumbles. >> to fight, we learned, the suspect may have been suffering from post partem depression. s carey had her 12-month-old daughter in the car with her during the chase. tonight in stamford, connecticut, carey's entire apartment building has been evacuated. police and the fbi agents are waiting for a search warrant so they can enter her apartment. but a bomb squad and a hazmat crew are both on the scene, and police have set up a decontamination area. we don't know why. within the past hour, we've also learned that carey was a dental hygienist who at one point worked if a connecticut dentist. he says he saw a change in carey after she sufshed a fall in january 2012. when she returne

a woman ramming her call in the white house barricade. now investigators are trying to determine what drove a connecticut with him to use her car as a weapon. joe johns picks up the story. >> reporter: a heart stomping scene unfolding outside the u.s. capitol. cameras watch as a reported reportedly 44 years old speed away in a luxury car. careening through the streets with police in hot pursuit. >> on capitol hill. shelter in place. >> reporter: officers, politicians, staffers and by-standers sent running. hunking behind whatever they could find. secret service says the incident began at 2:14 after a verbal exchange with one of their uniformed officers. the woman ramming her black infinity sedan into a security barrier a block from the white house. after police asked her to get out of the car she drove away leading them to a high-speed chase down pennsylvania avenue all the way to the east side of the capitol. secret service on her tail. >> this unauthorized vehicle approached a checkpoint. our officers acted appropriately. the vehicle th

you ram a car outside one barrier outside the white house and capitol.cally on a suicide mission. her car was a weapon whether or not she was armed. it looks like everyone behaved appropriately. >> this video is from television. they're covering the government shutdown and had a crew near the capitol when this went by. they let us use this tape. it's the only crew that has this tape of the chase. >> well, it's really interesting to watch this video. you can see the speed of the car that's so disturbing. anybody that works or lives near and frequently around the white house perimeter or the capitol hill perimeter knows you can't speed at that. you can't bang into barricades and be whipping by at that speed. if you're being chased, jason is right, you have violated the security perimeter and breaking the law. anything goes. it's been an interesting day because obviously we're in a shutdown. shutdown is a good time to do a lot of things, to launch a cyber attack or anything. everything went smoothly. there were fewer people at the capitol. police were there

we are told it shows how there is a confrontation, the car attempts to ram the barricade. at that point, for police, this is a chase. they have to stop that vehicle. they have to get that vehicle so it does not hurt anyone. they pursue it in a small circle behind the west front of the capital. tourists are standing around. thankfully, not many people around because of the federal shutdown. that pursuit goes and continues until second and constitution avenue. there is a final confrontation, which we understand officers draw their weapons and shoot and kill the female suspect who was driving that car. very, very dramatic footage provided by alharra, an arabic tv station. they were just doing a story on the shutdown. then this scene that shut capitol hill down. jackie bensen, news 4. >> thanks so much. we have more compelling video. tourists were cowhering on the steps outside capitol hill. people in their shorts as sirens blare. they were ordered to get down. we get more stories from the witnesses on the hill. pat collins joins us with more on that part of the story. pat? >>

obama was at west wing at the time that the the car tripled to ram the gates.ve learned where the chase ended. the female driver inside shotsi andd killed.killed. a child who was inside of the t car was removed and taken to the hospital. >>> this is video that we sheefdreceived and shot and give fox news.nfox you can see officers trying tog get her to stop, she doesn't, and we have reports that she may have tried to ram some of them. some of this is out of our view the chase continued, people on, the lawn, near the capitolol building ducking down taking cover, probably wondering is is this real? could this be happening?happe our coverage will continue. we are wai waiting for the press conference we expect to see thet representatives from capitol hill police, d.c. police, and an the fbi. >>> we will go to wil gary to ta look at the weather.weat >>> temperatures have warmed fod most of us in the middle 80s. 83 in town. annapolis is cooler by the water. baltimore is 82 and manassas iss 82 degrees, too. d here is theeg set up for the we. we still have this big ridg

but she soon rams into one cruiser, then backs up and takes off down the street. lanier says she doesn't believe there was a terrorist link. crash/siren nats two police officers were injured during the chase... in this incredible video of a cruiser as it crashes.. caught on camera. we are also learning this morning that the officers were workign without pay... because of the government shutdown. no officers were injured in the shooting that killed the suspect. carey was from connecticut... and her mother says she has no idea why her daughter was in d-c. police swarmed carey's connecticut home after the incident... shocking neighbors who had no idea what was going on hundreds of miles away.. he said that it's a sensitive area, i have to run in, i have about 5-10 minutes to get all my stuff and get out for the next eight or so hours, white house mandate we have to evacuate the premises. carey's mother says her daughter was suffering from post-partum depression. the woman had her one-year-old daughter in the car with her. forget the shutdown, a bigger problem is comi

she rammed a secret service vehicle before she was shot by police.r-old daughter was in n the backseat and is how in protective custody. we're learning more about the dental hygienist from stamford, connecticut. her mother says she suffered from post partum depression. at one point, it was so severe, she was hospitalized. >> we're in day positive of the government shutdown. the house vote on a bill that would give federal workers missed pay when they reopen. >>> and, a rally is set for 7:00 a.m. on capitol hill. the head of the employees union will address the crowd. federal employees want to work roar than being caught up in this showdown. furloughs government employees are expected to be among that group. >>> it has been three and a half weeks since the shooting at the washington navy yard and today food trucks will be collecting donations for the families affected. 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. near the navy yard metro stop. >> tropical storm karen is expected to hit the gulf coast this weekend. louisiana governor bobby jindle already declared a state

it started according to authorities at the white house where the suspect tried to ram through a security barrier and that is what led to this high speed train with and without around this area near the capital of an chile police say that shots rang out into areas that the suspect the female suspect is dead here's some more on what capitol police had to say a rolf's attempted to make a stop because she was shuttled. the vehicle you didn't continue no on behind us it was just an avenue it appears our all sure in a chimp to shoot digital. barricade. did leave the vehicle stopped and checked in maryland northeast where we were able to catch. just as she was such a united states secret service the united states capitol police. suspect . we do know was struck by gunfire both ortiz a confirmed that there was a one year old child inside of that car they did say that that child is unharmed and is in custody they also confirm that at least one officer was was injured during this ordeal it's believed that all or most of those shots were actually from police trying to stop this suspect they spoke to

sherrod trying to be a one man gang but the rams, they're ram tough. the defense is good. they track them down. all rockville tonight as they win 36-0 and they take home that trophy right there, the 15th annual outback trophy award. >> conditions were sloppy, but we went out and worked in it yesterday and they had some turnovers that certainly hurt them and we capitalized and we got up early and didn't look back. we're definitely riding high now feeling really good about rockville football. >> let's move on. northwest at paint branch. this would be northwest quarterback joshua gills. if you got gills, you do good in the water. that's what i say. quarterback here for 25 yards and the score 7-0 jaguars. paint branch, this is gaston cooper to ryan stango for the touchdown between a couple of defenders there. we're tied. this is even better. watch curry. he believes he can fly between two defenders, beautiful. we'll see that later tonight as well. paint branch takes the lead, but northwest comes back to win 31-28. >>> i took the poncho off. let's get serious. stone bridge must

gunfire.n hear >> wait. >> a woman is dead after police say she tried to ram barricades outside the white house and capitol building. police on a chase between the white house and the capitol building. >> the learned a secret service officer and police officer were both hurt. they are expected to be all right. there was a small child involved , and the child is ok. >> we go to world news with >>> welcome to "world news." tonight chaos and confusion as a woman with a child in a car leads police on a high speed chase from the white house to capitol hill. tourists duck for cover, congress on lockdown, shocked by it. team coverage on what really happened tonight. >>> storm warning, tropical storm karen churning in the gulf and ready to strike land this weekend. already a state of emergency declared. >>> and abc news investigates, the drug more than 1 million teenagers admit taking in the search for strength and speed. >> steroids work like magic. >> the online drug market on youtube and we'll tell you what is really in the drugs so many are taking. >>> good evening.

ruptured in the heart of washington after a woman rammed her car into the security barricades of the white house before speeding off towards capitol hill police opened fire while in pursuit of a driver who was killed in the shootout at the scene artie's lives while. as a blocks away from the capitol police say the scene is secure after a dramatic high speed chase and eventually. it started according to authorities at the white house where the suspect tried to ram through a security barrier and that is what led to this high speed train with and get out around this area near the capital and then chile police say that shots rang out into areas that the suspect the female suspect is dead here's some more on what the capitol police had to say our offs attempted to make a stop the call should pull. you can you d.m. continue no on behind us that first question avenues it appears you are all sure interceptors to shoot digital. barricade. should leave the vehicle stop to check in maryland northeast where we were able to get you. to what. united states secret service or united states capitol p

. >> new revelations about the woman that rammed the barricade in the white house leading police on a wild chase as she made dilutional comments regarding president obama. danielle nottingham reports from wjz capitol hill. >> reporter: law enforcement tells cbs news nine months before miriam carey rammed her car, she told connecticut police that president obama had put her home under electronic surveillance and that she was communicating with him. carey told police she was a profit and predicted the president would put the city of stamford under a lockdown. >> dilutional statements that president obama was listening to her and communicating and so on. and they're going back over those reports that if any of that could enlighten them. >> reporter: carey was not armed when she lead police from a high-speed chase to the capitol. her 1-year-old daughter in the backseat. police say that they opened fire on carey because she was using her car as a weapon. her daughter is now in protective custody. investigators believe that carey drove straight here to washington from her home in stamford o

news guys a woman rammed her car into a gate near the white house. getting a look now at new eyewitness video of much of the car chase it started near the white house and ended on capitol hill brought the president clearly has been briefed about the shooting it's unclear if he was briefed about the ramming of the gates ball thing was all over in less than an hour but it led to a chaotic element to an already tense situation on capitol hill thirty four year old miriam carey reportedly suffered postpartum depression her one year old child was in the back seat after an gage in a high speed car chase in the capital miriam carey was shot in the head and killed as instead of shooting out the car tires another an armed person has been executed by police for acting erratically because that's just the way things.

there were put bell vehicles rammed, officers struck and two security perimeters that were attempted to be breeched, so it does not appear in anyway that this was an accident. >> now, a secret service member and the member of the capitol force are expected to recover from their injuries. that 1-year-old little girl was not injured in all of this. john gonzalez, abc7 news. >> thank you, john. we continue our coverage with a closer look at the woman behind the wheel. investigators searched the stamford home of miriam carey, and neighbors seemed surprised. brianne carter is live in the satellite center with more on that this morning. >> investigators are trying to answer a number of questions as they continue to look into the life of miriam carey. she drove her car to the white house on thursday, her mom telling abc news her daughter suffered from post partum depression after having a child and she was hospitalized at one point. she added she had no idea why her daughter was in d.c. adding she had no history of violence. police swarmed her apartment and hazmat teams were there. people w

today we may know why she rammed her car into a white house barrier. >>> i'm mary bubala. kai is off today. here's what people are talking about today, we are learning more about the woman who rammed a barricade at the white house and then led capitol hill police on a dangerous chase. police say she made delusional comments about conversation with the president. danielle noting ham it has latest from capitol hill. >> 9 months before miriam kerry rammed her car into a barricade she told police president obama put her home under electronic surveillance and was communicate being him. she predicted he would put the city under a lock down. >> dilution allution -- dill lugsal statements. >> kerry was not armed when she went on a high speed chase from the white house to the capitol. her 1-year-old daughter was in the backseat. police say they opened fire on kerry because using car a weapon as a weapon. >> why she made the four and a half hour trip with her daughter is still unclear. >> dr. bryan evans, a doctor said kerry worked this his office for 2 years before she was fired la

but she soon rams into one cruiser, then backs up and takes off down the street. lanier says she doesn't believe there was a terrorist link. crash/siren nats the chase was caught on camera .. just incredible video of a police cruiser as it crashes. two officers were injured ... one had to be airlifted to the hospital. no officers were injured in the shooting that killed the suspect. we are also learning this morning that the officers involved in yesterday's chase were working without pay... because of the government shutdown. this morning.. witnesses are describing what they saw. you see families taking pics with capitol and tourists from across the country and enjoying what we have here and it all changed in a matter of seconds and when you look around at faces and theyre scared confused dunno whats going on the incident stirred fresh panic in a city where a gunman killed 12 people just two weeks ago at the d-c navy yard. the government is still shut down this morning... but today house republicans are scheduled to vote on a measure that would give furloughed fed

they tried to pin her car but she rammed a cruiser and sped away. numerous officers opened fire. >> i heard the gunshots and then the car tore out of the area, back, you know, toward this direction with the police car following it. >> the vehicle raced around the front of the capitol building and a short time later the car jumped the curb and came to a stop on the east side of the capitol. the driver was shot multiple times by secret service officers and police officers. she was later pronounced dead. her young daughter was in the car the entire chase and rescued unharmed. >> the child is approximately 1 years old and in good condition. she's in police custody. >> sources say carey's car deliberate rely rammed into a police car and then gave chase. fbi agents were seen visiting the home of carey's mother in brooklyn, new york, hours after it happened. donald knowles was a friend who saw carey just a few days ago. >> she was all smiles like she didn't have a care in the world. >> now, the driver was not armed when she engaged police in downtown washi

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, talking about what happened this afternoon, saying it is not related to terror, and they will not say anything about the woman who was behind the wheel. we will be back in just a moment. >> a quick workout with the ravens. that is later in sports. >> we will >> police consider him a career criminal and now he is behind bars, accused of snatching grab burglaries throughout anne arundel county. >> barry simms is live at the police department with more on how he was captured. >> as police investigated the burglary of a liquor store, an off-duty officer noticed a slow moving car. he pulled it over, and that led to the arrest. >> surveillance video captures the crime. in just seconds, the glass door of a business is roping. , approaches the cash register, and walks out. security cameras captured what happened. >> he was looking arou