or is it all part of rcmp? >> so rcmp would protect the parliamentary precinct outside the buildings. inside the buildings there are two security forces. there is a security force for the senate and there is a security force for the house of commons. and they're the ones inside of the building. they can invite other police forces such as the rcmp into the building but they are primarily responsible for inside the buildings themselves. shannon: and i would imagine this is something they have planned for, they have drilled for. and, you know, of course, with such an important target to protect have been through this numerous times and have probably activated whatever drill structure they had in place? >> i would imagine so. i mean, i think we got a head's up last week from the public safety minister, stephen blaineey, the equivalent of the homeland security secretary in the u.s., who talked about an imminent security, terrorism-related security threat and we've seen that play out this week alone. i mean two days

the rcmp will conduct the investigation on parliament hill. these are situations that we, as police officers, train for. we train our own members and we train with other police agencies. we conduct scenario-based training to cover off all kind of threats, including what we have seen in ottawa today. it's important for all canadians to be vigilant and report anything they think is suspicious to their local police, so it can be assessed and followed up upon. we are continually assessing and monitoring the situation as we move forward and sharing information with law enforcement and security community in order to insure we have what is necessary to do our jobs and keeping canadians save. [ speaking french ] >> the assistants commissioner for the royal canadian point mounted police, they are the agency that has jurisdiction over parliament hill not providing much more information other than to underscore that the situation he described it is dynamic and unfolding. he said resources have been activated and deployed. we have now heard two speakers u

and the rcmp set up an e-mail address for public tips. we continue to communicate and work actively with our partners, including those in neighborhood jurisdictions. [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] >> so, we're listened to royal canadian mounted police, they're doing it in french because they're a dual nation. they talked about condolences to the one deceased. it's an active situation. they're actively investigating. jim cavanaugh and anthony roman are still with me. let's talk about the response. we still have people locked down. why not escort the people who are currently on lockdown out of parliament and just empty -- empty the building? >> the priority right now is to search for the shooter and to protect as many residents of parliament and members of parliament and their staff as possible. we don't need a lot of civilians right now in the hallways where units of police are coordinating can mistake one for the shooter and we have a terrible tragedy, or perhaps the shooter blend in with the crowd and escape in that matter. in t

rcmp response was immediate. he also told people stay in office everyone lock doors stay low, chase ensuing outside the offices. and he's been sending out pictures of the response teams outside of the office where he's on lock down. also this image earlier. you had shown video of this. the black sedan with the door open right now below me. maybe what we are hearing say stolen car. the assailant used and also rcmp earlier told citizens they write are advise today stay off roof tops and away from windows in the downtown core, avoid the downtown area. david. >> all right, maria watching things on social media went to bring you an update that the royal canadian mounted police are scheduled to have a briefing and there you can seat podium at 2:00, about 15 minutes, they feel they have enough information to provide some of that to the public an update the citizens of ottawa and, in fact, around the world watching this exactly what they know and what they don't know. we will be bringing that to you live when it happens.

one rcmp vehicle, the second rcmp vehicle. there will be a third. the suspect run into the center block. our officers are in pursuit. i can tell you that as he gets to the door of the center, who there's an exchange of gunfire with house of common security officers. our officers back up slightly as that shooting takes place, and then pursue him inside. another view of the vehicle, the minister's vehicle, approaching center block. police officers pursuing him into the door. so, now, i'll go through more detail. witnesses reported seeing the shooter at around 9:50 coming from behind the war memorial on the west side, where he fires twice at reservist nathan cyril lee. the shooter is positioned on an angle behind the victims where they cannot see him coming. the shooter fires one shot at the second guard but misses. witnesses hazard the suspect yelling something we don't know what it is, in english, and then running towards the north. the investigation revealed the used the beige vehicle and headed to wellington. the first calls received via 9-1-1 were

the rcmp were asked about that as well. they admitted to being surprised to the attack, saying if they had advance notice they would have stopped it from happening. on parliament hill, they have been operating at a medium security level. that gahad not changed. compared to the country security level, perhaps parliament hill was at medium level before. they didn'st raise that last week, despite what happened on monday with a man who was considered a radicalized man, a recent convert to islam who became radicalized according to police, who ran down two soldiers in a parking lot incorrect -- in quebec. despite that, security was not raised after that event. that's a question they will be asked many times over the coming weeks. >> thanks for a much. two, perhaps three shooters still at large in the canadian capital. so as the situation remains in flux, let's take a closer look at some of the most dramatic footage from inside the parliament as the shootout was taking place. [indiscernible] [gunfire] >> some of that footage from

one rcmp vehicle, the second vehicle, there will be a third. you'll be able to see the suspect run into the center block. our officers are in pursuit. i can tell you as he gets to the door of the center block, that's an exchange of gunfire with the house of commons security officers. our officers back up slightly as that shooting takes place and then pursue him inside. another view of the minister's vehicle approaching center block. you can see police officers pursuing him into the door. so now i'll go through a little bit more detail. witnesses interviewed by the ottawa police service reported seeing the shooter at around 9:50 coming from behind the war memorial on the west side where he fires twice at reservist nathan cirillo. the shooter is positioned on an angle behind the victim where they cannot see him coming as they are facing south. the shooter fires one shot at the second guard but he missed him. witnesses heard the suspect yelling something that we don't know what it is in english and then running towards the north. the investigation

we're in the process right now with the rcmp in clearing and securing parliament hill. we're asking communities to continue to be aware, to be vigilant and to report any suspicious activity that they deem serious that could impact their safety. call 911 or to phone or e-mail us with any information that will assist in the investigation. also in general terms, we've been asking the community to remain vigilant over potential acts that we've seen overseas and in other countries. that is something that we've always asked canadians to be aware of and to be constantly vigilant and to report any suspicious activity that may identify any individual that may want to cause harm to fellow canadians. >> we're still in the process of an active operation right now. we're treating this very seriously with the rcmp in identifying and clearing parliament hill. >> ma'am, over there. over here. >> what are -- >> again, this is too early to be able to determine that. >> we are able to draw all of our resources over any threat that exists and actively investigate those individuals. [ speak

to his right, commanding officer of rcmp national division, the assistant commissioner. geo michelle. to his right, major general christopher coates, deputy commander of joint operations command. finally to my far right, mayor of ottawa, jim watson. in terms of proceeding with the press conference we'll have a first a statement by ottawa police chief charles borde lax. >> good afternoon. at 9:52 a.m. this morning the ottawa police service received multiple 911 calls regarding a shooting at the national war memorial. -@the victim of the shoot something member canadian armed forces. his injuries were fatal. our thoughts and prayers are with the member, his loved ones and other members of the forces. his identity and age won't be confirmed at this time as we're in the procees of contacting his family. what followed was another incident on parliament hill. what i can tell you is that a male suspect is now deceased. together with the rcmp, all available resources have been deployed to this ongoing police operation. our priority is the safety and security of our community. add

of course, we will hear a little bit later from the prime minister and from the rcmp. that's when it will become more clear as to where everything will stand from here. we know there are s.w.a.t. teams going in and out of the buildings, trying to clear them out, but there are quite a few buildings in the downtown core. i still see people standing on the streets either waiting to get back into their building or to go get their vehicles because there are parking lots as well all in the downtown core. but the streets close to the parliament buildings are silent. there are no cars allowed on them for about a three-block area. and people aren't allowed to go up and down them as well. >> han nashgs we mentioned at least one u.s. city scrambling extra resources to protect the canadian consulate, the nypd here in new york. we mentioned the president and prime minister harper have spoke. the press briefing they emphasized how closely the relationship is. are you hearing anything about collaboration between the u.s. and canada going forward as this unfolds? >> reporter: well, yo

this man was a 29-year veteran of the rcmp, the royal canadian mounted police, he was weapons dashes trained and armed. he was criticized for doing that back in 2007. >> ali velshi thank you. the canadian prime minister steven harper is addressing the country. >> my fellow canadians, for the second time this week there has been a brutal and violent attack on this soil. our thoughts and best wishes are with the family of nathan cirillo. he was killed today providing a royal guard to the memorial. that sacred place provides tribute to those who gave their lives so we can live in a free democratic and safe s society. likely our thoughts are with patrice facon, who was killed by a i.s.i.l. terrorist. tonight we pray for the speedy recovery for those injured in this despicable attacks. foanl canadians, we have been remind of the private citizens and the first responders who came to provide aid to corporal cirillo as he fought for his life. rcmp, ottawa police, who came quickly at great risk to themselves to assist those of us close to the attack. fellow canadians, in the days to come we w

we heard the rcmp say they'll increase the nine formed police preps. there's a group saying it's an event and we need to treat it as such. others say public places like parliament, congress in the united states are the houses of the people, and we shouldn't lock them down. it's a long-standing debate, each in 2006 when the sergeant at arms. the rcmp veteran, he called for his guards to have guns or batons, there were a lot of members that didn't know that's how we did it. on the other side of the spectrum, we had a lot of canadians saying let's get our heads out of the sand. canada took big roles in afghanistan, i.s.i.l., and identified the 90 canadians that it thinks are using canadian passports to travel to turkey and get into syria and iraq, and is revoking the passports, and is tightening surveillance. now we are an enemy of some of these people. it's a range of emotion, like post 9/11, you see all levels of emotion and arguments about what this needs. we know there's security failures, and canadians are wondering what the future holds for them. >>

>> he was a 28 year veteran of the rcmp, he was very well equipped. >> and i understand that another guard outside of the caucus rooms was injured as well. >> he was shot in the leg, and the people in hospital have been released but in fact, two people are dead in ottawa. patty, good to talk to you. a former member of the canadian parliament and a permanent observer to the united nations. patty t. stick around with me because we have developing news. we're about to hear from the prime minister of canada very shortly. so if you don't mind staying. there's much more, stay with us. the to talk more about what today's violence in ottawa says about security in canada. with diane francis, the author of merger of the century white canada should be one country, among a dozen books that she has written. she joins me from toronto, and we are joined by patty, and we are waiting comment from stephen harper, the prime minister of canada any moment. diane, earlier you tweeted that soldiers in quebec were being instructed not to wear their uniforms in public. and patty and i were just talking about

he is being hailed as a hero and former rcmp officer himself.oining us from our sister network, fox business net fork network is ashley webster. ashley. >> there are search going fon for more suspects. unclear how many there could be. the mime i can't think area out toward the shopping mall and the rideau centre. university is also on lockdown. residents and people who work in the area are being told to stay away from windows and rooftops as they try to figure out who else could be responsible for this attack. we've been pointing out all morning the threat level was actually raised just in the last 24 to 36 hours from low to moderate. canadian ministers said because of increased online general chatter from radical groups including islamic state and al qaeda. means that the intelligence they say, had i am indicated an group from canada or abroad has ability to commit an act of terrorism. that is rather vague or broad assessment. makes you wonder if this was related. earlier canada joined the u.s.-led campaign of airstrikes against isis. as you me

cell phone video shot inside the certainty block, that as soon as the gunfire is heard, you can see rcmpicers, you can tell because they have got those yellow stripes on their hats and badges authorize rcmp officers, they are in motion very quickly. if you are in parliament, you really get the sense that it's very secure. but this idea that it's a reaction to government action, you know, canada has taken a strong stand, it's not a pivot. this is the direction canada has been going in for some while think but, yes, there was a soldier killed and run down on monday and the, you know, look, the news isn't fully out this yet but it does appear that it's something that was radicalize the as the earlier reporter said and was targeting a member of the canadian military. >> ali velshi who has spent a lot of time in ottawa. and by the way, with he want to let all of our viewers know that the white house has started its briefing. josh earnest is onto question but as is the tradition i suppose at these event earnest says that the obama administration is monitoring the developments closely and worki

indicates those are rcmp officers.y are ready. >> right. >> they don't get a lot of opportunity to do this. they are very, very well trained and very ready. ottawa is under lockdown. there is nobody moving around that city. i spoke to a friend who said you can only leave the city going south. you can't come in to the city at all. i just spoke to christopher freeland. >> yeah. >> who is a member of parliament. she has been moved in to the basement of parliament. they are in a more secure lockdown than they were. again, i don't know how much they were ready for this. but they -- they do seem to have done the right thing, at least in the early stages. the question that we needed answered, which we didn't get answered, is: are police believing that there are one or two more gunmen? >> yes. >> and do they have any reason to believe that there might be a connection to terrorism? as you know, they didn't answer that. >> no. >> as i was saying to david shuster, womening to canadian police conferences. it's not where they specu

the attack came as a shock to everyone, including the rcmp are, national police service here in canada as the events unfolded, we started getting calls of the office, text messages and so forth, like everybody else, watching with a great deal of concern and to their credit, for the most part, media, as well as most politicians, were very restrained and balanced in a commentary. as information came out, there's very little that was known in the early hours of the attacks, including the one at the war memorial and the attack on parliament hill. about who the shooter was, the background, and so forth. the hours went by, more information slowly started to trickle out. a little bit more about the background of the perpetrator. it was something that was very scary. as i said, came as a shock to all canadians. there was a shared sense of grief, anger, just these mixed emotions as things developed. .> i want to go to harsha walia you live in vancouver. you work downtown in the community where the gunman michael zehaf-bibeau battled drug addiction was in an out of homeless shelters. what is you

we're in the process right now with the rcmp is clearing parliament hill.hat we're having is the community to be aware and be vigilant and to report any suspicious activity that they deem serious that could impact their safety. phone 911 or to phone or e-mail us with any information that will assist in the investigation but also in general terms, we've been asking the community to remain vigilant over what we've seen overseas and other countries. it's something we ask canadians to be aware of and to be vigilant and report suspicious activity that may identify any individual that may want to cause harm to fellow canadians. >> is there more than one gunman? >> we're in the process of an active operation. we're treating this seriously in identifying and clearing parliament hill to make it safe. >> was the suspect who was killed this morning, was he one of the people identified as being radicalized? >> again, this is too early to be able to determine that. >> are you going to be either speaking with or putting those 19 people under surveillance given what happe

always the rcmp and the military is close by. uniformed guards that walked around there was controversy about whether she should even carry pa dons the expandable batons that are small and get bigger let alone guns. the sergeant at arms which is largely a ceremonial post as it is in congress, who shot the gunman dead, that sergeant at arms was a 29 year veteran of the royal canadian mounted police, he was an ex-mount i himself. so i think canadians are going to have to rethink it especially in their light of their willingness to participate in at tacks on isil since they have raised the terror level in canada from low to medium last friday. there was an tack on two canadian soldiers by someone who was alleged to be ready to deploy free throw turkey to join isil. so canada is in the fight. i think there are a lot of struggles going on in the minds of many canadiens too fast always a one act of a loan man or whether canada is in some ways like america had to face up to in 9/11 this is a clear sign that canada is vulnerable to attac

and i see this is the rcmp plus the ottawa police force plus the security force on the hill. it's a very active situation that is taking place here today. we also have a workman out front who was coming in through the door who said earlier that there was more than one that were dressed in the same regalia. >> senate, when you say regalia. describe what they were wearing. were they in camouflage? >> black clothing with a light bandanna around the face with some marx they would interpret as being associated with some islamic organization. >> did you -- were you ever able to see the suspects or is this what you have learned from aids and people around? >> no. this was from a worker who was actually working in a manhole on the street and who popped up his head as he observed the gunman who just shot the soldier at the war memorial. shot him in the chest. and then ran across the road and the fellow in the manhole popped up in the manhole and observed and looked the other way and saw a similar person dressed in the same regalia on the other side. of course, he went back down in the

that we had one at the british columbia legislature that was a suspected terrorist attack that the rcmp were able to disrupt. but we're -- you know, canada is not immune to the threat of terrorism. however, as a society, we really do have a national view or sentiment that this is not something that we have to worry as canadians. this is an issue that the united states or the united kingdom have to worry about. but i feel that this is something that canadians must reconsider and we are exposed to risk. >> indeed. dr. kelly sundayberberg, thank . let's turn to anthony roman, thank you for being with us. i want to ask you the question abby put to kelly, the balance of security versus having open government buildings, open access to the parliament building. as a security expert, how do you look at maintaining that balance? >> well, in a civil society in which we have the great freedoms that we do, we really don't to want give those freedoms up, nor should we. but there can be a process where we mitigate the risk down to the minimum without being obtrusive. that's creating a series of buffer

the one person that was table to stop this guy happened to be almost a 16--year-old retired rcmp officer who was sergeant-at-arms who happened to have a gun. he was the only person between the shooter and the members of the -- the elected members that this guy may well have been going after. to your first point, i can speak as an fbi agent, the last thing you want to do is get into a race with the media trying to get to the shooter's house, his relatives, his neighbors and already have those people interviewed by five different cable channels before you ever talk to them. so there is a rhyme and reason for law enforcement to say let us put this together and know what we're dealing with and then we'll be glad to share it with you. >> these low grade attacks, is this something, a new culture that we're going to have to deal with, with the way isis has evolved in the middle east. is this a new way of terrorism we might be looking at and a new way of handling as well. >> we put out an alert today to the u.s. tomorrow of the unknown soldier, we have to guard those soldiers that guard that tom

i believe either from ottawa, a joint press conference with ottawa police and the rcmp at the top of the hour. we should have more information in about 20 to 25 minutes. >> we'll have live coverage of that. paula, stand by. the royal canadian police has been meeting with stephen prime minister. there's a picture that has just been released. obviously a huge concern for canada and a huge concern for officials here in the united states as well. very close cooperation in terms of intelligence cooperation, law enforcement and military cooperation between the u.s. and canada. our law enforcement analyst, former fbi assistant director tom fuentes is joining us by phone right now. i don't know if the u.s. has a closer ally than canada. i assume that the u.s. is working really close with canada to try to figure out what happened, tom. >> that's right. the u.s. has a very close relationship with the canadians, the fbi in particular has three offices in canada. the main office in the u.s. embassy in on the embassy in ottawa has worked closely on many cases. and a self-radicalized individual wa

rcmp never confirmed that specifically. it's clear they were looking for more. we don't know at this point if more suspects have been arrested. but perhaps the prime minister who is expected to address canadians very shortly will be able to tell us about that. >> yeah, we're getting word, actually, that prime minister harper is just about to address the nation. thank you for being here. that is prime minister stephen harper. he's been set to address the nation tonight. and he is about to speak after the shooting today. there he is. >> my fellow canadians, for the second time this week there has been a brutal and violent attack on our soil. today, our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of corporal nathan cirillo. corporal cirillo was killed today, murdered in cold blood, at that sacred place that pays tribute to those who gave their lives so we can live in a free, democratic and safe society. likewise, our thoughts and prayers remain also with the family and friends of the officer killed earlier this week by an isil-inspired terrorist. tonight w

>> well, canada's national police force, the rcmp are examine ag video they found on the suspects, onhis personal devices. they wouldn't say if it was a laptop or cell phone. but they found this video and they're calling it a piece of evidence that they say leads them to believe it was a planned terror attack. now, police have said they had little to no warning about what happened one week ago and they're now combing through that video, trying to see if those intentions were shared with anyone. and they're trying to track down anyone who may have had contact with the suspects in the days leading up to last wednesday's attack. >> well, that's interesting, because up until now, they were still wondering if this was perhaps a deranged individual. they were looking into his criminal record. there were no obvious signs that he was working with others, or was, in fact, part of some international terror network. what was this, this new piece of evidence specifically? what are you hearing about why they're now leaning toward charges -- or calling this an act of terror? >> well, it's something

the other thing is rcmp, he's briefed me before. he's a blunt man that refuses to couch anything. he was clear. it cost us by surprise. as he put quite clearly. had we known this was going to happen, we would have disrupted it. it's clear that they are really still trying to catch up to events here. we hope that they have some more clarity in the next few hours. we can get to more information. they have identified the suspect. they are unwilling to tell us exactly who it is. they will continue to seek out more information about what might have motivated this. >> and just quickly, you are correct. obviously authorities have way more information than they are willing to divulge. you have been in and out of these buildings. one thing that may surprise a lot of americans, especially if you have been in and out of buildings on capitol hill, is that these security officers here on parliamentary hill, they are not armed. >> there are some that are armed it's just that not all of them are armed. definitely some of those police officers would have been armed. i can't explain why when they

and there are reports that there might be other shooters, though it seems that the rcmp is backing away from that a bit. we remember those, i don't know if you remember the navy yards when we covered t. but for hours, we thought there were four or five shooters, and it ended up just being the one. >> i was just going to mention that you good a long stint in washington d.c. and how would you compare the security that you would find in the canadian parliament hill in ottawa with that and with capitol hill in washington d.c.? >> quite stunningly, lots, to be honest. i thought that the security in dc was extreme at times. i had to go through body scanners a few times going into various government buildings, and i was surprised here, you just have to show your pass, and but go in without going through metal detecters or anything. it was crowd enough that somebody could easily barge past the security guard and get into parliament hill very easily, and that's what might have happened today. >> leanne goodman, we're following the story closely on aljazeera america. our ali velshi is reporting o

cannot say as this could be active -- but can you tell me the strategy at this point other than the rcmp and the ottawa police are trying to track this shooter and maintain a safe perimeter, what other agencies may be joining this effort? and how much broader is this effort expanding than just these buildings knowing that we've gone from one to two and now to three incidents near the rideau mall? >> we have a lot of agencies that we are partnered with and we would be in contact with them and with them to us to offer any assistance that they can. for example, the house of commons has their own police force. so they would be assisting us and we would be assisting them and just across the river we have a city and they are helping us to keep an eye on the bridges and so on. >> so are those bridges closed or are they just being monitored? >> some of them are closed. the ones closest to parliament would be closed and others are being monitored. >> i'm sorry. i'm just getting some new information constable. bear with me for a moment. we have a statement now from canadian prime minister steven h

i have confidence in our house of common security and our rcmp and police force.hey've been working together for years in anticipation of this kind of a terrible event. >> thank you very much for joining us. good luck to you. >>> let's get more now. joining us republican congressman peter king of new york, a key member of the house homeland security committee. i assume you're being briefed, congressman. what are you hearing about what happened? >> i have not received any official briefing, but i've been in contact with sources in the intelligence and law enforcement communities. basically, it's as you reported it. as of several hours ago, i was talking to several people in law enforcement who felt that this did have connections to eaislamt terrorists. they were not ruling anything else out, but that was the direction they were going in. now, of course, the report, if true that he was a muslim convert would ad to that. >> the individual who killed that soldier on monday driving over in a vehicle, also a convert to islam. the spokesman for isis who made that threat

together with rcmp all available resources have been deployed to this operation. our priority is the safety and security of our community. additional resources are on stand by should they be required and all measures have been taken to ensure the safety and security of our residents. we are very aware of the large presence of military personnel in our community and want them to know that we are committed to their safety. as i said, this is an ongoing operation. we are asking members of the public to stay away from the downtown core. people in the downtown core are asked to follow instructions of their building's management. the ottawa police service is looking for witnesses to come forward with information regarding the incident that took place this morning. witnesses can contact our major crime section at 613-236-1222 extension 5493. the rcp set up e-mail address for public tips. we continue to communicate and work actively with our partners including those in neighborhood jurisdictions. [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] >> obviously it will be a bilingual

it says rcmp advises people to stay away from parliament hill due to an ongoing police incident. this -- here's another one. rcmp advises if you are in downtown ottawa to stay away from windows and off roofs due to ongoing police incident. we keep hearing the word "ongoing" so obviously situation is continuing to develop. josh win grove, if you're there on the line, clearly the situation has not been diffused. it's not over yet even though we saw a tweet a few moments ago from a member of parliament who thought there was one gunman and that gunman was dead. are you getting any information or direction from where you are right now locked down inside the main parliament building? we have no updates to give you they've been kept away from windows with security around us again. it's a very big building, lots of hallways and staircases and places that someone could hide if they wanted to so we're in lockdown here and no one's being let in or out of the building. >> so you're being told to stay away from windows as are the citizen there is who live in the downtown area. let's listen in

i've been in that parliament building, and i've been there right on the steps with the rcmp when i was working for atf. and i know that the area's very small. but nobody should be allowed to be running across that open area toward a parliament with a long gun. and, of course, the -- to build on what michael said, i agree that we don't have a confirmed connection to international terrorism. but the evidence is -- the threats on the web, the canadians' entrance into the war with their fighter jets just a couple of days ago, the running over of the soldier in canada a couple of days ago. and the eyewitnesss here who have been on msnbc talking about, you know, what they saw multiple shooters, and there's some hearsay testimony that was on the hour before that they had all in black and maybe a scarf on their face with arabic writing. so it's mounting indicator that it is an organized, small terrorist operation. it's not confirmed for sure. but madmen don't operate normally, although i could cite you a few cases, but madmen don't operate normally with partners, two or three, let's go down an

he worked for the rcmp, our police services in canada for a really long time.s really professional. but we couldn't see in his eyes -- we could see in his eyes that he was really emotional yesterday. i saw him just five or ten minutes before the standing ovation in the house and he saw me and he just came to me and gave me a big, big hug and he said to me "everything's going to be all right." so it was a pretty emotional day. >> he just seems like an awesome guy. we have to talk about the man who created this terror in canada, michael zehaf-bibeau. right now there are no links to middle eastern terrorists. what do you think about that? >> as i was saying earlier. i believe in the police services here. they'll make an investigation. we have to find out how those things happened. why he got on the hill. he got a card. there's so many questions right now that we can't answer but all the parties -- all the political parties in ottawa, we all agreed we need total independent police investigation on that to see who he is and why this event happens on the 22nd. >> ros

the rcmp did not possess information at that time that would reveal any national security related criminality. >> reporter: police say his motives for the attack are linked to his radicalization and his difficult circumstances. he'd been a drug abuser, spent time in homeless shelters, and possibly wrestled with mental illness. whatever drove him zehaf-bibeau charged up to the national war memorial in ottawa and shot one of the soldiers guarding it. 24-year-old corporate nathan cirillo died. >> the young man that died did nothing. he did nothing to deserve what he got. and i am so angry at the man that shot him. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured zehaf-bibeau's next moves, which happened in the span of about four minutes. he drove to parliament in his car. then hijacked another car to get closer to the entrance. he exited that vehicle then ran with his gun drawn as bystanders scattered. seconds after zehaf-bibeau went inside parliament, security forces shot at him. the sergeant at arms for parliament, kevin vickers, fired the fatal bullet. lawmakers praised vickers and also held a mome

have we know that the rcmp limited surveillance on parliament hill. one of their goals was to bring up surveillance videos to 100%. they are far from that. of all see the beginning debate over security measures on parliament hill. our conversations have been part of this lockdown. to a person, pretty much everyone we have talked to acknowledges that things will change after this. again, canadian elected would deal with the issue of access versus security. the accesst canadians have two places like parliament hill is largely unparalleled in the world. we know they have tremendous access, tremendous freedom of movement for people who come to visited parliament hill. here are more images. speaking of freedom of movement, these are people who have been told to leave the parliamentary precinct on parliament hill. they are loaded into buses. there being taken away. some of these will clearly be members of parliament, senators. , who along with hill workers and journalists, we understand that the way the process worked is that as the situation develops, peop

. >> almost identical conditions rcmp signs warn people to stay out of the water, but for some, the sizeof the surf was enough. >> they looked pretty big coming up. whoo. >> the surf today was so powerful it created this enormous tidal pool. >> it's odd to see a huge tide pool almost in the middle of the sand separating us from the actual ocean. >> reporter: lifeguards tell us that the temporary lagoon is created by specific conditions about once a year. for parents and lifeguards on patrol the wave-free water provides peace of mind. >> it's a good thing and keeps them away from the wave and ocean. >> reporter: 10' waves here today. they will be 15' tomorrow and it's going to be hot, sunny and even more crowd. folks may be tempted to get their feet wet, but as you can see in our video, those waves can sneak up on you and they are very dangerous. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new details now on the ebola outbreak and the efforts to keep the virus from spreading. cdc began enforcing new guidelines at some airports and brian l leans on with more. >> re

and the police and the rcmp are all over the parliament buildings in on the ca.s is, as you mentioned, canada just raised its terror threat late yesterday. and, yeah, this is an unprecedented situation that we are watching unfold live here in ottawa. >> yet, the reports that one soldier in full uniform has been injured. anymore details about what sort of injuries he's sustained? and where he is receiving treatment, when this happened. >> we don't know the details yet. i am just looking at pictures and at this point we don't know what condition the soldier is in. but we are aware that there is one soldier sass there was many people and passerbies and first responders who provided first aid to the soldier. and who was then put in to an ambulance and left in the scene taken care of at this point. so we don't know what shape the soldier is in. we do know that this comes on the heels of monday's incidents where there was two soldiers who were hit by a driver at a hit and run in quebec, one of those soldiers has since died and we know that the suspect say 25-year-old c

there may have been more than one individual involved our partners at the ottawa police serve and the rcmpieve that the gunman acted alone. >> reporter: authorities confirm the gunman, is a man with a significant criminal record and because of that he was prohibited from owning a gun, how he obtained the rifle he used in the shooting is a central focus of the investigation. as canada looks inward, authorities say its citizens and visitors can pictures a future of heavier security at this. >>> a doctor in new york has tested positive for the ebola virus, it's the first time it's been detected in the city. he recently returned from west africa. went through an enhanced screening process with he landed at jfk airport. new york's mayor says the city has all the systems it needs to contain the spread of the virus. >> the patient is now in isolation. the health department has a team of disease detectives who have been at work tracing all the patient's contact and we are prepared to quarantine contacts as necessary. >> and for the first time there has been a case in mallee, making it the sixth we

however the rcmp has with drawn support. why? and was the minster involved in this decision to withdraw rcmp report from this collaborative effort? >> mr. speaker, in this critical time, i command them to reach out to communities to prevent terrorism. it's a pillar of our strategy. this being said, mr. speaker, understand they are no longer participating in the program talked about in a review of the do you means and contents found it was inconsistent with those found. mr. speaker, on this side of the house -- >> we don't bow to terrorists. >> the question was not would they fwou terrorists, but what are they doing about terrorism? according to the document the threat to canada, individuals have returned to canada after travel for suspected terrorism-related purposes and we believe that figure to be 80. how many of those have been arrested and charged under the combatting terrorism act? a series question and i want a serious 0. >> the honorable minster of public safety. >> we have a responsibility, an important responsibility to

using surveillance video footage the commissioner of the rcmp released new details of the attack, in a second by second account. you will see a car pull up. a pedestrian even approaches the car. the gunman runs towards cars forcing the driver out and heads for the main doors. vehicles on site chase him. they enter center block at 9:53:46, seks before they are chasing him were able to reach the doors. >> the attack began here at the war memorial. he fired two shots from behind, killing corporal nathan. who on guard duty. dash cam video from a passing police cruiser captures the gunman jumping into his car, and heading for parliament hill. >> chased by police and parliament security he ran down the halls fires multiple shots hitting two guards before being killed in gunfire. just 2004 minutes had elapsed, since he opened fire at the war memorial. >> all these officers rushing to gunfire. rushing to this so yes, he was engaged in the that as were some of his team members as were some of mine, and but for the brace of god, none of those people were injured. a shaken parliament opens this

the budget for the rcmp and canadian security intelligence service may be larger than it was otherwise so you wouldn't agree then with those who suggest that this is canada's 9/11. >> it's certainly not canada's 9/11 by any stretch of the imagination. this is not a mass casualty event. if hundreds had been killed, i think that it would have a fuller effect. i do not think it's canada's 9/11. and certainly i don't get that impresentation talking to other -- impression talking to other canadians that they feel that either. neither was this unexpected. i mean, this particular event was -- >> i'm afraid we've lost rex brian. that's a shape. a very interesting conversation we just started with rex brian from montreal. but i think we can still see stephen harper. i think we can go back to stephen harper, the canadian prime minister who is addressing parliament in a kind of show of defiance really and to rally canadians behind him just a day after the dreadful attack in which one soldier was killed. >> 600 kilometres to kobani, about eight hours. so why can't kurdish fighters cross straight i

we do know that both of them were on this rcmp watch list. 90 people who were suspected to go to syria to fight with i.s.i.l, have had their passports lifted so they can't travel. they were already being watched. what is of particular concern is the authorities had no awareness that either one of these men were preparing to carry out a terror attack. >> very concerning, certainly accomplices being looked at. "america tonight's" sheila macvicar, thank you vm "america tonight" will bring you more, you can stay with us on that. on the story, that ignited flash point ferguson, after a black man was gunned down by a white officer. the report could have a dramatic impact on what continues to be a controversial case. the leaked autopsy made it into the st. louis post dispatch though it wasn't supposed to be made public until the grand jury finishes its investigation. two other pathologists also examined michael brown's autopsy. the results of the justice autopsy still sealed but michael brown's family made public the other autopsy earlier and it does confirm the first autopsy. the report indi

what i can tell you is that the male suspect is now deceased allther with rcmp, available resources haveen deployed to this ongoing police operation. our priority is the safety and security of our community. additional resources are on standby should they be required. all measures have been taken to ensure the safety and security of our residents. we are very aware of the large presence of military personnel in our community, and want them to know that we are committed to their safety. as i said, this is an ongoing operation. we are asking numbers of the public to stay away from the downtown poor. people in the downtown core are asked to follow instructions of the building management. the ottawa police service is witnesses to come forward with information. witnesses can contact the major 236-1222,tion at 613- extension 5493. we continue to communicate and work actively with our partners, including those in neighboring jurisdictions. french]g >> that is the ottawa police chief. he is speaking at a press conference in ottawa following the deadly shooting this morning. a shooting suspect, a

ewed aftern revi 9/11 and over the years, but there is a cross jurisdiction the were we have the rcmperent security services on the hill, and they will have to review what happened and how to make sure it does not happen ever again. >> all right, karl, thank you so much for taking your time. i'm glad that you are safe there and we hope you get out of there safely and are able to move on with important business. karl belanger is the principal secretary for the opposition party leader in canada. i will toss it back to brett don't. we will continue to -- to brad stone. we will continue to monitor the situation here, and brad come you continue with "bloomberg west." >> thank you, math, and we conti -- we will be back with more "bloomberg west." ♪ >> i am brad stone in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg west." the san francisco giants beat the kansas city royals in game one of the world series last night, but baseball's national tv audience for the playoffs was lower than previous seasons. who was actually watching the game? i am joined by former oakland a's vice president andy dolan

together with the rcmp all available resources were deployed to this ongoing police operation. gerri: all this having big impact on markets. stocks were starting to sell-off in the early afternoon. that selling accelerated when news of the shooting started to come in. stocks closing near the lows of the day. it was the biggest selloff in 16 months on the canadian stock market. ashley webster in the newsroom with the very latest. what are cops saying about possible suspects or motives? >> it is very confusing. they're not saying there aren't any suspects. they aren't giving any information away at all. 32-year-old michael zehaf-bibeau was identified as the gunman eventually shot inside of the canadian parliament building by the sergeant-at-arms, by the way, kevin vickers who is being hailed as a hero in canada tonight, for bringing that gunman down. we'll find out whether the u.s. whether this person's name gets any hits on watch list, anti-terror watch list in the database. what is interesting, you mentioned chatter prior to crazing terror threat level from low to medium. there