in is a private funeral, however, prime minister steven harper and all opposition leaders will be in attention. it's a quite -- on top of his casket will include a canadian flag, his belt he had on when he was shot, a bayonet, and cirillo's badge will be placed

steven harper, the canadian prime minister linked that attack directly last night to isil.e said it was isil-inspired in his nationwide television address. at the moment, nobody's openly linking what happened here in ottawa to isil, but many signs point that direction. ottawa is a placid city, canadians used to walking up parliament hill into the building. that may have to change in the future and here's why. >> out of the way! >> it was just before 10:00 a.m. at ottawas national war memorial when the first shots were forward. >> there was a guy with a rifle just around on the back corner, and just pow. pow. >> the man according to witnesses had shot 24-year-old corporal cirillo, on guard duty at the canada's tomb of the unknown soldier. he later died. the gunman reportedly seen here in this video highjacked a car and drove to nearby parliament hill where he fired dozens of shots. cameras were searching for the shooter. steven harper was whisked away by security when shots were heard outside a room where he was addressing a caucus. while some canadian members of parliament

we are waiting for a statement from the prime minister of canada, steven harper. to be speaking to canada and to the world. an event that has terrorized canada and from so many canadians today has described the event that changed the country's history. an act that certainly terrorized canada as a man drove up to the building, the prime minister was there, got out, shot a soldier and tried to kill others. and this story continues, ten hours later they are still on lockdown in that parliament building looking for a second shooter. we'll see if the prime minister will give us information if there is a second shooter, and if this was expiinspired by isi. and we'll learn more from the prime minister. anderson cooper begins his program right now. >>> good evening, from ottawa, canada, a city that is stunned at this hour, the violence they have witnessed over the last several hours. the situation right here now is very tense still, much of the area we're in, very near parliament hill is still in lockdown. the national war memorial is just a few blocks over that hill, a c

we are awaiting a press conference from the canadian prime minister steven harper. we'll bring it to you when it happens. meantime, the police officer shot dead inside canadian parliament this morning. the suspect is michael zehaf bibeau. shot and killed by the house much commons sergeant at arms. just moments after a canadian soldier was shot to death at the national war memorial. the attack comes days after the murder of another canadian soldier. thomas drayton has more. >> shots had been fired at the national war memorial and a ceremonial guard was immediately hit. just two minutes later multiple shots are heard at parliament hill. by 10:00 a.m. tactical teams arrive, and shooter running with a rifle. various reports emerge that a gunman is seen in a car. shortly before noon ottawa police report there are multiple shooters in the area. ottawa goes in the lock down mode. president obama is briefed and america does not go into raised level of security. 1:45 officials announced the guard who was first shot, corporal nathan cirillo died from his wounds. an ottawa hos

that is prime minister steven harper. he has 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 sarillo. the corporal was killed today, murdered in cold blood as that sacred place that pays tribute to those who gave their lives so that 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, we also pray for the speedy recovery of the others injured in these despicable attacks. fellow canadians, we've also been reminded today of the passionate and courageous nature of so many canadians. like the private citizens and first responders who came to provide aid as he fought for his life. and, of course, the members of our security forces.

this morning canadian prime minister steven harper laid flowers at a memorial this morning. memorial for the fallen soldier. there was a quick arrest. get down. >> you can see there that ottawa remains a city on edge. the man crossed the yellow tape and there was clear distress that the incident was not related to yesterday's shooting. we are learning more about the suspected ottawa shooter, 32-year-old michael -- a petty criminal and canadian born muslim convert. he was shot to death by the sergeant at arms who received a standing ovation at parliament. live in ottawa and sarah, what more are we learning about the suspected shooter here? >> good afternoon, investigators believe that this was a lone wolf-type attack carried out boy a man who was a high risk traveler by authorities. he was born michael joseph hall and changed his name after converting to islam. he had a history of petty crime, but at some point attracted the attention of authorities who took away his passport, concerned he would travel abroad to commit crimes. he is a native of canada and his parents released

is as dozens of armed officers tried to locate and isolate the gun man, canadian prime minister steven harper rushed away. some members of the parliament were also rush out of the building while others barricaded doors with chairs and tables. >> literally i was taking off my jacket to go in the caucus. i hear pop, pop, pop. possibly gunshots. i didn't really know. >> call for shots fired, one solder has been hit. >> reporter: earlier the the gun man shot a canadian ceremonial solder standing guard at the national war memorial. tomb of the unknowns. >> i yelled out to my guys, there is a by shooting, everyone get down. >> reporter: solder, corporal nathan sirillo later died this picture taken moments before the a attack shows him on the left performing his duties, and a tourist posted this picture of her with the officer, earlier in the day. violence came to an end when parliament sergeant at arms the shot and kill the gun man identified add michael zehaf bibeau. thirty-nine two-year old had recently coverted to islam. >> we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. >> reporte

and this is what steven harper is saying publicly. again, he was evacuated and is in a safe location. earlier there was an attack at the national war memorial on parliament hill. our thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who were attacked the prime minister is safe and being briefed by security officials. details will follow. >> the ctv, which is one of cnn's news gathering partners, is reporting, of course, that all of the prime minister's events for the day have been canceled, which i think would be obvious in a circumstance like this. constable soucy, the bridges close to parliament hill are effectively closed. what else, in that vain, is happening to try to at least close off what is happening and not allow it to expand any further outside this downtown core where parliament hill is located? >> well, every available office engaged on this incident, we're trying to keep the perimeter closed and allowing people that can leave to leave it and not allowing people to enter. >> and how long is that expected to go on for? a

steven harper, the canadian prime minister we understand has left the building safely. but what might be shocking to a lot of people is that this gunman was able to walk right in through the main entrance which is typically reserved for the members of parliament and just to start shooting indiscriminately and we heard from josh win grove that he did see one person on the ground slumped over and presumably deceased from what he was able to see. we do have a witness on the line with us. i'm sorry, police tell me your name and what you saw. >> my name is peter henderson and i was right at the scene of one of the shootings this morning. >> okay, what scene were you at and what did you see? >> well, right beside in downtown ottawa right beside the parliament buildings there's a war memorial and i was locking my bike up right beside the war memorial when i heard four shots. we have a ceremonial honor guard of canadian forces, troops who stand guard at the war memorial and i was looking my bike up. i heard four shots. from that direction i turned around and ran and i saw one o

prime minister steven harper was rushed to a safe place and all military buildings in canada are put on lockdown, but at this point there is no confirmation that anyone was shot in the parliament building. there are reports that police are looking for more than one shooter. meantime, residents of the city are asked to get to a safe place. every military place in ottawa are in lockdown. there are reports that one the suspects carjacked a driver after escaping from the parliament building. canada has raised its security level. once again police are now looking for at least one shooter here and we are watching dramatic video unfold in ottawa, "action news" and 6abc.com, are staying on top of this news story. >>> turning to accuweather now and the latest on our rainy and windy day. taking a live look from sky 6 hd, at philadelphia international airport skies are gray and the tarmac is wet, how long do these wet conditions stick around. lets go to david murphy with accuweather. >> it's a wet one so far in parts of the region, look at stormtracker 6 live double scan there is a line of prec

the prime minister steven harper addresses the nation. >> let there be no misunderstanding, we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. >>> the red cross in sierra leone's capital freetown says it's recovering up to 100 bodies a day of people who have died of the ebola virus. >>> tesco, britain's biggest retailer, the boss is about to step down after the supermarket announces a bigger than forecast hole in its profits. >>> our correspondent climbs onboard a train to kiev to find out what passengers there are thinking of ukraine and where it should be heading. >>> hello there. a very warm welcome to you. now, the cold-blooded killing of a canadian soldier followed by the attack on the country's national parliament has shocked authorities. investigators are now focusing their attention on the gunman and his possible motives behind the attack. it all started just before 10:00 a.m. on wednesday morning when a man shot and killed a guard at the national war memorial in the city center. from there, he stormed the nearby parliament building in a dramatic attack. but the gunma

. >> reporter: hey guys, canada's prime minister steven harper says this was a terror attack, he a says becoming more clear tonight that the man shot death on parliament hill was acting as a lone wolf. dozens of gunshots echoed through hallways of can inadequacies's parliament. >> this is [gunfire] as dozens of officers tried to locate and isolate the gun man, canadian prime minister steven harper rushed away, some members of the parliament were also rush out of the building while others barricaded doors with chairs and tables. >> i just going in to caucus. i hear pop, pop, pop. gunshots. i don't know. >> call for shots fired, one solder has been hit. >> reporter: earlier gunman shot a canadian ceremonial solder who was standing guard at the national war memorial. tomb of the unknowns. >> i yelled out oh, my gosh, is there a guy shooting. everybody get down. >> reporter: solder corporal nathan sirill. died in a hospital this picture taken moments before the attack shows him on the left performing his duties. a tourist posted this picture on twitter of her with the the officer at the mem

. >> a hit to canadian prime minister steven harper for sending the obama administration a message. the u.s. has been snubbing canada for six years over the keystone pipe line now it comes news it is developing its own pipe line to its own refinery. mr. harper recently told business leaders he thinks the united states won't be a forecast growing economy for years and canada should change the entire mindset about even doing business with us. when you've lost canada, you've got a problem. >> you sure do. they are out beating us on economic policy. >> miss to all women's college in california which this week pulled an invitation for conservative columnist george will to appear at the program at xrips which is designed to bring alternative viewpoints to scripps because this lieads to better educational experience. a column earlier this summer, the stance towards limited government and cultural common sense is making itself ludicrous. >> this is a -- people who kidnap all of the woman, they are stale on the rampage. they burned down 180 christian churches with the killing that goes with

we are anticipating a press conference from canada's prime minister, steven harper. of course we'll bring that to you live. we're also learning more about this gunman, a canadian-born convert to islam, and before that, his decade-long conversion. take a look. the scene this morning inside canada's main parliament building. there is, it goes almost without saying an enormous amount of concern right here, both here and in the united states about terrorism, whether it is lone wolf attacks or others, security breaches. that is where we begin in washington where just moments ago another person has jumped the white house fence. jim acosta is standing by, what do we know, jim? >> reporter: anderson, from talking to officials i can tell you about 7:30 this evening, there was another incident, another unidentified man jumped the white house lawn, and was seen running along pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house and tried to make his way towards the white house. but at that point the secret service released its k-9 dogs on that -- individual, he was taken down by two

obama was briefed on the ottawa shooting and by mid afternoon spoke with canadian prime minister steven harper by phone. in washington, legal land vittate, fox news. >> we are on top of this breaking story on myfoxphilly.com. you'll fine the latest right on our home page 24/7. >>> right now at 5:00 nor'easter hitting us with rain, wind and cold. here's a live look at center city. shows the picture we've been looking at all day really dark skies and rain. a lot of rain. >> from life at center city life right now ultimate doppler radar showing just how much rain we're talking about. it will stay this way for while. let's get straight to chief meteorologist scott williams. a lost stuff going on, scott. >>> that's right. lucy and iain. we're lock in this pattern this evening as well as most of the day tomorrow unfortunately. take a look at the scenario satellite and radar show this area of low pressure. this nor'easter right now winds coming out of the north and east but you can see the rainfall it has been pinwheeling around this low. but look around the immediate area of low pressure. we're talk

prime minister steven harper's security team hit himnside -- hid him in a cup bored. membs of parliament ripped down5 flagpoles and sharpened them into spears. one lawmaker pns to keep his weapon and display it at home. >>> a day after a doctors without border physician tested positive for ebola another health care worker has been put into eye layings. the woman who has not been identified flew into new rsey earlier today. shortly after her arrival from west africa sheeveloped a fever and was put into isolation. so far doctors have not confirmed that she hasbola. and now a big change in new york and new jersey. health care workers who are considered high risk from west africa will face a mandatory 21-day arantine. meantime na pham go a big hug from president obama minutes after she was declared ebola free and released from the hospital. pham met wh the president at the oval office where he thanked her for her service. >>> hapning now, a new test r levi stadium tonight as the cal bears take on the oregon ducks in a rare friday night game. was the traffic a bad as every

prime minister steven harper's security team hit him inside -- hid him in a cup bored.ped down 15 flagpoles and sharpened them into spears. one lawmaker plans to keep his weapon and display it at home. >>> a day after a doctors without border physician tested positive for ebola another health care worker has been put into eye layings. the woman who has not been identified flew into new jersey earlier today. shortly after her arrival from west africa she developed a fever and was put into isolation. so far doctors have not confirmed that she has ebola. and now a big change in new york and new jersey. health care workers who are considered high risk from west africa will face a mandatory 21-day quarantine. meantime nina pham got a big hug from president obama minutes after she was declared ebola free and released from the hospital. pham met with the president at the oval office where he thanked her for her service. >>> happening now, a new test for levi stadium tonight as the cal bears take on the oregon ducks in a rare friday night game. was the traffic as bad as everyon

earlier this month, prime minister steven harper in canada announced that canada would deploy six planes to bomb targets in isis-controlled areas. soon after harper's announcement, intelligence officials told nbc news that canadian authorities had heard would be terrorists discussing potential isis-inspired knife and gun attacks against u.s. and canadian targets inside canada. they've been concerned, according to the reporting that the attacks have a lower threshold from desire to action than relatively sophisticated attacks using explosives. that could shorten the time line between radicalization and overt attacks. after radical islamic convert martin rulo used a car to run down -- confirmed he was one of 90 individuals the government had been monitoring. intelligence officials said they had not picked up talk of anyone crossing the border into the u.s. to stage attacks. they are stressing that possible attacks were at the aspirational stage. authorities in the u.s. have been working closely, though with the canadian counterparts. intelligence officials say the canadians are monitoring

steven harper spoke of the need of laws and to enhance police authority. >>> official rs the world health organization are trying to find ways to stop the spread of ebola. they've decided against a travel ban. who's deputy chief said a ban is likely to cause economic hardship in the three nations hardest hit. also that it could raise the risk of the virus spreading by creating an uncontrolled migration of people from affected countries. he said sierra leone, guinea and liberia should reenforce exit screenings, but said enter tri screenings may have a limited effect. >>> e.u. leaders are meeting in brussels to disausz a framework for a new energy policy. they're proposing a 40% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2030 compared with 1990. the e.u's reduction target was presented ahead of a u.n. meeting late next year. leaders of the nations are also implementing measures to achieve the goal. the measures include a reform of the blocks emissions trading system to encourage companies to make greater efforts. the leaders are also discussing whether to try and increase the share o

canadian prime minister steven harper rushed from the scene. and finally ended when kevin vickers shot and killed the gunman. the attacks raised the speck or of terrorism. >> i would not be surprised if there was more in canada and the west in general. >> reporter: they were on high alert after an attack two days ago by a man they feared was radicalized. >> our national security teams are coordinating closely. not only is canada one of our closest al eyes, but a neighbor and a friend. >> reporter: it's back to work, the parliament building is off limits, and the police are on high alert. ottawa, canada. >> gun violence so rare in canada. what's the reaction? an snenlt like this must be a shock. >> absolutely, reena. it is so rare my producer here glen, digging, giving credit where it is learned. gun-related deaths in the united states averages about 8 to 9,000 deaths a year. here in canada, that number 200. so once again, you know, if you consider the public here has limited access to guns here, and gun violence of this magnitude, not only rare

conservatives are, quote, swooning, over prime minister steven harper.xecutive editor of the weekly standard says he's the most powerful conservative leader in the america's north and south. >>> some consider her one of the most promising democrats in north america. so could it be elizabeth warren 2016? the massachusetts senator told "people" magazine, quote, i don't think so, saying if there's any lesson i've learned in the last five years, it's don't be so sure about what lies ahead, there are amazing doors that could open. >>> and when it comes to minimum wage, labor secretary tom perez says new jersey governor chris christie has his head, quote, stuck in the sand. asor the country's low federal wage floor, he said bluntly, we suck. we really do. >>> conservative group american future fund is buying ads for north carolina libertarian senate candidate sean hall. we'll just call them unique. >> get haugh. >> legalize it. >> more weed, less war. vote haugh. >> get high, vote haugh. >>> well, a master of impressions is taking his turn with the president.

prime minister steven harper said canadians would not be intimidated by terrorists. >> we will be vigilant but will not run scared. >> and canadian officials say there is still a lot to learn about how and why michael zihaf bibeau turned to radicalism. yesterday's shooting there led to increased security in our area. organizers of this weekend's marine corps marathon say they are working with seven law enforcement agencies on security. for the first time, runners will face a screening right there on the national mall. the fbi also warned news organizations to be vigilant of possible attacks by isil sympathizers. an urgent recall is growing. the car makers affected and what could happen if it's not fixed. there is a push for an extra vacation day for federal workers. >> just into the abc 7 newsroom tonight our first look at a shocking attack on new york city police officers this afternoon. a man identified as zale thompson charged at a group of four officers with a hatchet. one officer suffered critical injuries. in the end thompson was shot and killed by police officers. thompson has a cri

steven harper who is the canadian prime minister said to his address wednesday night that that attack on monday was isil inspired. the authorities seem to be drawing back from that. they are also investigating an email that turned up on the hard drive of someone who has extremist views. steven harper is being protected around the clock now by the mounties, the royal canadian mounted police and all canadian service personnel have been told not to wear uniforms outside their base. >> regular canadians went back to work, but with stepped up security. are they facing a new normal there? >> that's exactly how it's being phrased here, a new normal. there's lots of soul searching going on about will this change the country, will this change the people who live here, will this change the city. we were out and about in the city yesterday and it did come back to life. everybody was on the streets again. businesses were underpopulated in most cases by customers. now everything is open, except for the parliament building, up on parliament hill behind me. >> thank you. >> meanwhile, a hero's welco

prime minister steven harper, whose office is nearby, was unharmed. canadian politician john mckay was inside. >> i had just taken off my jacket to go to caucus, i heard pop, pop, pop pop. i thought it was dynamite or construction rather than anything else. >> reporter: politician were holdings caucus meetings and doors were barricaded for protection. politician kyle seeback tweeted: th e attack started at the national war memorial in downtown ottawa. police confirmed the suspect drove up in a brun toyota and shot the soldier standing guard at point-blank range way long rifle. >> and all of a sudden, i heard a shot, turned around and there was a guy with a rifle just around on the back corner, and just pow. >> reporter: multiple eyewitnesses described the man as dressed in black with a scarf over his face. onlookers performed cpr, but the soldier later died. police rushed to secure the area and warned people to clear the streets. >> move back! >> reporter: it was unclear how many gunmen could be involved. residents were told to stay away from windows

timing a president obama called the attacks outrageous offering support to canadian prime minister steven harper who is, hook was in the parliament building at the time of that shooting. >>> obviously we're all shaken by it. but we're going to do everything we can to make sure that we're standing side by side with canada during this difficult time. >> president obama says u.s. officials are monitoring the situation very closely to help understand and better prepare for any similar attacks in our country. this comes days after authorities say a man who recently converted to islam killed a canadian soldier before police shot and killed him. of course, we're on top of this breaking story on myfoxphilly.com. post the latest updates right on the home page throughout the night. >> mt. laurel police make arrest in a bizarre harrah's many case. it all started earlier this month at the shop rite on ark road investigators say a woman had just finish putting groceries into her car when a man approached her and grabbed two of her toes. he walked away. a woman was not hurt. police charged with 30 year old de

following a moment of sigh vince prime spinster steven harper rallied hits parliament. >> we will notscared, we will be prudent and not panic. as to the business of government. here we are in our seats, in our chamber in the heart of our democracy and our work goes on. >> reporter: yet with military bases closed and soldiers told wear civilian gear when they leave, security in canada has already changed and is likely to change more. the lightly-guarded parliament where the gunman entered with a rifle and fired dozens of shots before being killed by the ceremonial sergeant of arms is now surrounded by security. >> the kind of tire orism we have now has morphed it self in to different one you don't knee the sophistication of al qaeda intercepting or highjack a plain or drain or sophisticated bomb. usual house how old items like a knife or a gun, a rifle, a hunting rifle or a car that's what makes it very difficult to sort of counter. >> reporter: after locking down the capital and searching for multiple gunmen authorities say the shooter act ahead loan. >> there were concerns at the ini

prime minister steven harper says shootings will in the frighten canadians. >> this weeks events are a grim remind their canada is not immune to the types of terrorist attacks we have seen elsewhere around the world, but let there be no misunderstanding we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. >> dash cam video shows the the gun man getting into a car. police identified the gun man as michael abdul abdul zehaf bibeau a convert to islam. cdc reports he had a crime will nal record including robbery and drug possession. >>> another man jumps over the white house fence, this one does not get far. security dogs and secret service agents quickly took him down. police identified him as dominic, he was not armed and this happened a month after another jumper dart add cross the white house lawn with a knife and made it in the executive mansion. >>> the college application process gets more trust full for a group of local high school students. they took their act exams but now those scores vanish. on september 13th 182 high will school students took the act test at up are

prime minister steven harper's security team hit him inside -- hid him in a cup bored.ped down 15 flagpoles and sharpened them into spears. one lawmaker plans to keep his weapon and display it at home. >>> a day after a doctors without border physician tested positive for ebola another health care worker has been put into eye layings. the woman who has not been identified flew into new jersey earlier today. shortly after her arrival from west africa she developed a fever and was put into isolation. so far doctors have not confirmed that she has ebola. and now a big change in new york and new jersey. health care workers who are considered high risk from west africa will face a mandatory 21-day quarantine. meantime nina pham got a big hug from president obama minutes after she was declared ebola free and released from the hospital. pham met with the president at the oval office where he thanked her for her service. >>> happening now, a new test for levi stadium tonight as the cal bears take on the oregon ducks in a rare friday night game. was the traffic as bad as everyon

lawmakers were canadian only. ( applause ) and rallying behind the message from prime minister steven harper well, here we are in our seats, in our chamber in the very heart of our democracy and our work. ( applause ) >> reporter: the chaos of yesterday may be over, but there is still plenty of tension on parliament hill. when the prime minister went to lay a wreath where the shooting started, a man got too close. >> get down! >> reporter: and was put on the ground at gunpoint by police. >> on your stomach! >> reporter: we are learning more about the gunman tonight michael zehaf-bibeau, a 32-year-old muslim convert seen holding this rifle. he was already known to police, though not on a watch list of high-risk suspects. he'd been busted for drugs and robbery in british columbia, but for the last two weeks he'd been living in this men's shelter in ottawa, where zehef-bibeau reportedly bragged about having relatives who had fought in libya. today, canadian police say zehef-bibeau was in ottawa waiting for a passport and had plans to travel to syria. his mother had lunch with him just last week

steven harper is promising justice after what he calls a terrorist act. >> we will be vigilant but we will not run scared. we will not panic. as for the business of government. here we are in our seats in our chamber in the very heart of our democracy. security >> has been increased at the canadian consulate in chicago. more on that part of our story. chicago >> police are keeping a closer eye on the canadian consulate here inside prudential plaza. this morning workers did not want to comment on the terrorist attacks this week back home. obviously there are some heavy hearts. >> the canadian flag has been lowered up side of the consulate offices in chicago. while on the upper floors excesses' tightly restricted in various stepped up security. in a statement chicago police said all there are no known threats to chicago as a precaution the canadian consulate will be receiving special attention from personnel. just like new york will monitor development. according to middle east expert caution is warranted in fact some believe all chicagoans should be on heightened alert since islamic ex

the parliament building learning more about that the gunman who was shot kills prime minister steven harper calling the shooting a terrorist attack. >> : the add-on for the guy michael recent convert to islam didn't recently revoked for passed for only found out that his and five overseas so short that killed, police print this road. >> : very proud member of the highlanders of canada. our thoughts prayers are with this family. it and we hope canadians show that with us as well for ongoing and 64 soldiers >> : shots fired yesterday nearbypinl officials say to other people wounded in stable condition as well carry >> : a lot more for kron for more news glitch in the new apple takeout at some customers in double its plan hadn't >> : + lettuce and security breach at the white house will have more on the man who hopped a fence >> : bulldog: mattress discounters veterans day sale! get four years interest free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. ♪ mattress discounters start maximizing at the place where you

man with a gun when on a rampage in ottawa tonight and i addressed to the nation prime minister steven harper promised we will not be intimidated canada will never be intimidated >> : all over a few minutes today murder of a guard canada's war memorial the death of the shooter the home of a parliamentary gunman described muslim converts fbi pulsations here to be on high alert any possible copycat attack in u.s. >> : norad brought american air defense system pont increased alert as well. >> : capt. as more >> : of shipping by it >> : terrifying scene the home of canada's parliament violent day began a few hundred yards away canada's war memorial and lime for trust and run brand one soldier lay on the grounds >> : before 10:00 a.m. local time the man then done a car short distance away >> : wearing a white ball jacket and jeans as paramedics tried to save the life of the soldier shooting broke out here >> : second on the gunfire and from a border parliament saw a body slumped on >> : officers tell lawmakers and said conference team pilot shares to blockade the door >> : to the people doors lock

steven harper left the building safely. is an active crime scene and a search for the shooter. no link to terrorism, no effect on the markets. we will bring you updates as they come in. big story in canada. check the big board, we are up a bit more, 28 points higher, 16-6. where is the price of gold, as it has been for some time. business is booming for defense contractors. northrop grumman and general dynamics making money last quarter, the stock price of all of a mix of for boeing are up. boeing brought since a pretty shoes down 125 but a nice gain for general dynamics. tesla, michigan governor rick schneider signed a bill tuesday which blocked to as low from selling cars to consumers in the state. consumers must go through a dealer. couple that with daimler selling its stake to tesla and falling gas prices. to asthma could be under some pressure. you got to tell me about michigan's governor says we forget. >> michigan's republican governor, this is the where instance where i will side with tesla. companies should sell th

. >> yeah, and prime minister steven harper spoke by phone with u.s. president barack obama who pledged america's help. mr. harper says the attack shows that canada is not immune to terrorist. and ottawa's mayor agrees. >> i think for too many year, we, you know, thought of ourselves as immune from some of the international global terrorism. and obviously, a situation like this, we had another soldier killed two days ago in the province of quebec. it is worrisome. you know, at the same time, we don't want to turn parliament hill into a fortress. we pride ourselves on having a very open, accessible, approachable government in a democratic setting. but at the same time, these kinds of incidents are going to happen, and we have to be prepared for them. >> ottawa's mayor talking to our anderson cooper there a little earlier. canada raised its terror alert level earlier this week. for a look at what's going on here. c fl n's security analyst and former cia operative robert behr join us from washington. dpung there was a possible link to the attack and how do

at any moment, expect to hear from the canadian prime minister steven harper. this after we learned this morning that police in ottawa now believe a sole gunman was involved in the deadly attack at the national war memorial, and on the parliament building. a short time ago harper joined canadian soldiers and citizens gathered at the war memorial to remember certificate i will oh. he was gunned down, point blank range, by a gunman carrying a rifle. the shooter seen here in this witness cell phone video is identified as joseph michael hall, also known as michael zehaf-bibeau, recent convert to islam. this photo circulated by the islamic media, not confirmed by msnbc, may be the gunman. suspect considered so radical and dangerous, the canadian government pulled his passport after the deadly attack on the war memorial. the gunman got in a car and drove to parliament hill. and it is there he stormed into the parliament building, exchanging multiple gunshots with authorities. look at the chaotic scene caught on camera. it ended after he was shot and killed by sergean

moments ago, president obama talked about a discussion that he had with canadian prime minister steven harper. pledged as always to make sure that our national security teams were ready, given not only our closest one of allies in the world, but they're are neighbors and friends. hospital reports receiving three patients, two of whom are listed in stable condition. if we have any updates on this breaking story, we'll come back live desk and bring them to you. back to you for now. >> a lot of breaking there.ments a guilty verdict was reached in the trial of four former blackwater security guards connected to the 2007 shootings inmore than 30 iraqis baghdad. a federal judge ordered them to jail immediately. one of the men, nicholas slatten, was convicted of first-degree murder. all four men were charged with a counts. 33 >> an american held hostage in north korea is now back home in united states. jeffrey fowle arrived in ohio andy, greeted by his wife children. he was held captive in north korea for nearly six months on leaving a bible at a foreign sailors. the state department says he was all

prime minister steven harper opened the session with a call to remain on alirt. >> we'll be vigilant prudent but not panicked. as for the business of government, here we are in our seats in the heart of our democracy. [ applause ] >> earlier this morning, harper and his wife visited the war memorial to leave flowers in honor of corporal cirillo who was gunned down in the attack. >>> the global effort to stop the ebola in west africa continues. 61 cubans have arrived and will work in an american build treatment senner liberia. he wants to work with the u.s. on the outbreak. in switzerland marine meantime, an experimental vaccine has arrived. doctors left fearing they would get infected and patients stayed away because they lost confidence they could be cured. >>> and now these are photos of collin lambert from tuesday when he got stuck in a crane machine in tennessee. lambert's grandmother said she looked down to check a text message and that is all it took for the youngster to get stuck in the vending machine. collin's parents were not surprised. >> we saw the picture and started lau

canada's prime minister steven harper was rushed away. rampage in parliament finally ending when sergeant at arms kevin vickers shoots and kills the gunman. tonight abc news learns he is canadian michael zehaf bibeau. when it was over, lawmakers were stunned. >> a day that changes everything. >> reporter: the chaos isn't over. the fear, another gunman potentially on the loose. people are ordered off the streets and away from windows. police swarming the city center. ushering citizens to safety. by late afternoon, much of the heart of the city still on lockdown. >> you can tell we're in an area that is going through an emergency. we're seeing ambulances, paramedics, and police all over the place. >> reporter: this evening the three people who were sent to the hospital have been discharged as this nation mourns that murdered soldier. canada tonight on high alert. >> that was dan harris reporting. the fbi has alerted state and local authorities all across the nation, including here in the bay area, to be extra vigilant. and we do understand

. >>> prime minister steven harper said canada's jets would participate. harper said canada will not deploy ground troops. >> syria is angry over turkey's decision to take part. meanwhile i.s.i.l. fighters are closing in on the town of kobani in syria. bernard smith reports from across the border in turkey. >> reporter: with tanks taken from the iraqi army, islamic state of iraq and the levant against fied their shelling of kobani on friday. a few,000 syrian kurdish fighters. shoot the tanks one commander tells the fighters. these men and women are unlikely to be able to hold this town for much longer without outside help. >> we wouldn't want kobani to fall. we welcome our brothers who came from kobani. we'll do whatever we can to prevent this from happening. >> reporter: but there's no indication that turkey's military is about to get involved in this battle. it could if it wanted to. there's new legislation that fights terrorism in syria and iraq. right now turkey is just a refuge for kobani's refugees. they blew up this french tank with antitank missile

steven harper, the prime minister will speak, as well this morning, but things are very likely to changecanada in the near future. >> thank you very much, reporting live from ottawa. >> we can go back to our main story, an ongoing situation just outside of the capitol in tunis. police are encircling the building and there are perhaps women and children in the equation. >> it is day two on the latest developments on what's happening here in the town in the western part of the capitol, tunis. as you can see in this area, about 200 meters from here, the police and the army surround a house where they believe that five to six armed men are hiding. the problem for the time being is they said they've got intelligence that the men started moving to the area yesterday. there are civilians, the wife of one of the armed men, they've been negotiating with them to surrender or let the civilians leave their house. they reversed. they exchanged gunfire. one policeman was killed, another injured. we've been hearing sporadic gunshots. as you can see here, there's been fresh reinforcement of the army and

steven harper spoke at the funeral moments ago.y of state john kerry laid a wreath in the corporal's honor where he was slain. as his family and country is mourning his death, they consider how to adjust the open cult to reflect the new age of threats. he was in the parliament building when the shooting took place. he joins me from ottawa and thanks for being with us. this funeral galvanized the country. is it leading people wanting to hunker down are are they defiant and resilient? >>> are it feels like our security is inadequate. that's the head of our intelligence service. the federal government plans to update the canadian law to give more to our spy agency to allow them to go abroad. that gives them new powers that the cia enjoyed for a long time. these new powers give them the ability to work with organizations like the nsa and the canadian version of the nsa to capture bulk data and to allow them to surveil the threats. that's one aspect we are looking at that will be more in the near future. all aimed at addressing the poss

sflo canadian prime minister steven harper who was in a caucus meeting in parliament at the time of the shooting was quickly escorted out of the building. others inside started running for their lives. some barricaded themselves in side room with anything they could find, stacking chairs and tables up against the door. ottawa police have confirmed there is more one shooter. >> is there any word of a motive yet? >> we're all looking into it right now. we don't have a motive. according to a fox news counterterrorism source, there is an increase in isis chatter targeting canada in the last five days leading up to today's attack earlier this week. a canadian soldier was shot and another injured in a hit-and-run, and quebec by a canadian convert to islam who according to authorities may have been radicalized and yesterday canadian authorities raised the terror threat level from low to moderate. media reports are more than 130 canadians currently abroad in several different countries, including iraq and syria where they are involved in extremist activity. gretchen. tloo laura, thank you so mu

today steven harper paying respects to the reservist.y and friends of the soldier describing him as great father and a kind and gentle man. he was currently serving part-time. he dreamed of one day becoming a full-time soldier. thousands of people also taking to social wreed to express their sadness. a local newspaper, the chronicle herald, also publishing this touching editorial cartoon. well, american sports fans showing their support for our neighbors to the north. listen to this. ♪ come far and wide o, canada ♪ ♪ we stand >> pittsburgh penguins fans doing their best rendition of "o canada" as they took on the philadelphia flyers last night in pittsburgh. many of the players on each team are from canada. penguins wrout fitted the ice and canada's red and white colors, and project ebbinged maple leafs on the surface to show support to our neighbors to the north. the ottawa senators and toronto maple leaf game was postponed after the attack. >>> time to check in with shepherd smith reporting live from the fox news desk. hi, shep. froo c