it is wednesday night, and the big story on "action news" tonight is happening right now, in suburban houston, texas. police connerd a suspect gunman who has lock himself inside of his car. here are the the details. police say that he has shot and killed, six people, four of whom were children. police believe that the victims were relatives of the gunman, authorities say that the shooting resulted from a domestic problem. specifically, a break up in the family, that lived inside of the house. police chased the suspect after the shootings and intercepted him 3 miles from the shooting scene and at this hour the standoff, continues tonight. in fact, we now can go to a live picture of that street where police have cornered this shooting suspect for a long period of time now, and word is and we're trying to see this along with you, that police officer, members of the swat team, are now out of their special vehicles and approaching the koran foot. hard to see because it is so dark. but we are trying to discern what is happening, on the ground as we look live, from a helicopter over, spring, texas,

he was looking for his ex-wife wednesday when he shot the family execution style at their suburban houston home. >>> jay johnson is scheduled to visit a new detention center in mexico. he is scheduled to visit a location for thousands of undocumented children and adults crossing the border in the u.s. capitol hill is trying to address the immigration crisis. >>> four years after he left angry fans cursing his name, the best player in the nba is leaving sunny miami to return to cleveland. lebron james says he'll rejoin the cleveland cavaliers, the team he grew up watching from his hometown of akron, oklahoma, nearby. lebron says he left for florida seeking championships. they won two of them. now he says he wants to bring a trophy to cleveland. fans seem to like the idea. the cavaliers say they sold $1 million in tickets on wednesday just on speculation that lebron would be moving back. >>> there is much more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, including a cleanup job on the eastern san jose bridge. how more of your tax dollars are used to fix yet another problem. >>> you've seen b.a.r.t.'s futur

. >>> well, back here at home, the man accused of murdering six people in suburban houston is set to arraigned today in texas. prosecutors say that ronald lee haskell pretended to be a delivery man before killing four kids and their parents at their houston-area home. he was once married to the female victim's sister and was apparently looking for her at the time of the shooting. the wounded, a 15-year-old girl survived able to call police alert enough to tip them off to what he looked like who was then captured. the alleged gunman created this standoff in a cul-de-sac. he was finally pinned in between two sheriffs vehicles. now, he had been jailed in the past for domestic violence and assault. >>> same-sex couples are now saying "i do" in parts of colorado. county clerks began issuing marriage licenses after a state judge wednesday ruled that the state's marriage ban for gay couples was unconstitutional. that judge stayed his ruling to allow for appeals. but a district court judge refused to stop the clerk from issuing licenses and denver quickly followed suit. issuing marriage lice

. >>> the suspect in the mass shooting in a suburban houston neighborhood is awaiting his first court appearance. police in spring, texas say a father shot four of his children and two adults to death and critically wounded his 15 year-old daughter. that suspect surrendered after three hour standoff. >>> and a congress woman is calling this video of the california highway patrol officer punching a woman quote a brutal attack. you see video right there. california democrat max seen waters also wants the chp to fire that officer. the video shot by a passing freeway driver shows marlene pinnick being punched on interstate ten. officer is on desk duty while the investigation continues. >>> 4:43, typical, day, katie. >> this is a classic summer forecast, we will get sunshine, couple thunderstorms, not a huge deal. it is not a severe weather threat here today. we will be dodging wet weather out there and it is all because of the one frontal boundary. it is not wanting to get out of here. it does mean that i have to keep throwing in the potential for showers and storms. terribly widespread,

. >>> a father opened fire at a home in suburban houston tonight. he killed four of his own children and two adults. he also critically wounded his 15-year-old daughter. that daughter was able to call 911 and to warn her parents that her bad was on the way to kill them too. that phone call helped police intercept the suspect. police arrested him after a three-hour standoff near the family home. and tonight, the man was distraught over a recent breakup. >>> tonight it is not all-out war, but it looks like it in gaza. they are going after militants who have been launching rockets into israel. the israeli bombardment has leveled all kinds of buildings and left dons of palestinians civilians dead. and a boat was caught trying to storm the beach. israel says it killed all of the mill cants. >>> while congress debates what to do with the flood of central americans illegally crossing the u.s. border, reporter gary tuckman found out how easy it is for them to come north. >> reporter: right now, we are in guatemala, in the southern most part of mexico. you c

everybody, right now on "first look," we have new details on wednesday night's killing spree in suburban houston and the teen being called a hero. >>> house republicans get the ball rolling on their lawsuit against president obama. it didn't take long, though, for the president to fire back. . >> i mean, think about that, you're going to use taxpayer money to sue me for doing my job. while you don't do your job. >>> plus, it's pope versus pope in the world cup final. what could be the worst baseball slide ever. and note to self, do not valet the lambeau. >>> hello, everybody, thanks for joining us on this friday morning. >>> there are new details about the man who went on a murderous rampage wednesday night. juan lee haskell will be in court this morning. he faces charges of murdering four children and their parents. meanwhile, a wounded teen who alerted police to the gunman is being hailed as a hero. chris clackum has more. >> court documents show ronald lee haskell, the man accused in wednesday's deadly shooting in houston is in the middle of a divorce. and the six people he's charged with kil

. >> the man from suburban houston accused of killing four children has a violent past.ago ron hasko taped his own mother to a chair choked her and thread end to kill her this according to police both she and haskell's former wife sought retraining orders for him. he's facing execution style murder charges. >> in an unpress departmented move a top spy in germany was asked to leave that country. expulsion of cia station chief is record fairy. german chancellor angela marko said the can't write in the u.s. has two different approaches to the role of intelligent agos and she insisted on spying on allies which she accuses u.s. of doing is a wait of energy. >>> three people have died, 45 others injured as typhoon niagori cop continues a trek up the coast of japan. surveillance video showed heavy raindz an a mudd slide. the storm created extensive flooding and destroyed a number of building. evacuation advisories were issued for more than 42,000 household. >>> on hel edge check at 11 to tack the backlog of people waiting for liver transplants doctors are proposing strategy to

. >> reporter: mourners console each other and left flowers outside the suburban houston home where police say ronald lee haskell committed mass murder. the 33-year-old suspect was taken to jail just hours after deputies say he shot and killed six people, including four children. a 15-year-old family member survived. authorities say haskell went to the home belongs to his estranged wife's family while dressed as a delivery man. >> he was wearing a pullover fedex-looking shirt, the purple colors of fedex. >> reporter: that's when investigators say haskell gathered the kids, ages 4 to 13, waited for the parents to come home and then tied them up. in court a prosecutor described what happened next. >> he then shot ought seven of them execution style in the back of the head. >> reporter: neighbors in this quiet community can't believe this shooting spree took place here. >> you see it happen all around in other parts of the world. you don't see it happen here. and so when you see it happen here, it's a lot more closer to home. >> they're resting in the arms of jesus right now. >> reporter: has

and we begin this morning with a horrific mass murder in suburban houston. six family members shot dead, most kids and a seventh fighting for her life this morning. >> after a nerve-racking standoff with the children's father, he's now under arrest accused of opening fire on his own family. abc's tahman bradley has the details. >> reporter: a dramatic chase through streets near houston followed by a tense three-hour standoff ended with police nabbing their suspect. authorities say, ronald lee haskell killed six people, four of them his children. the kids were ages 4, 7, 9 and 14. >> it's just a terrible thing. i don't know what could have happened. >> reporter: around 6:00 last night, police rushed to this house after his 15-year-old daughter called 911. despite being shot in the head, she managed to i.d. her father. authorities say the gunman and his wife are estranged. >> it appears this could be some kind of domestic dispute. >> reporter: the wounded 15-year-old girl also told authorities that her father may have been planning to go to her grand parents'

four kids and their parents murdered in cold blood in their suburban houston home. >> ron haskell isic violence against his wife and attacked his own mother. susan saulny tells us how it unfolded. >> reporter: in houston suburb of spring, texas, a shooting left six people dead, all in one family. >> white male by the name of ron haskell, considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: this man, 33-year-old ron lee haskell is charged with capital murder. he's in custody, held without bond for the death of six family members found inside their home. >> i've not personally in 40 years since tragedy in one family this horrific. >> reporter: court documents say haskell knocked on the door, dressed as a parsele delivery man, demanding the whereabouts of his estranged wife. he tied up the family members, eventually shooting all of them execution-style. one survivor, 15-year-old cassidy, managed to call 911, despite being shot in the head. haskell fled. >> kor has yet to be stopped. >> reporter: cornering haskell four miles in this cul-de-sac where he sat for two hours sandwiched between armore

to figure out what caused the man to snap, killing four of his children and two adults at a suburban houston home. the man's 15-year-old daughter was also shot. she's in critical condition. dan schenamen has details. >> reporter: police found a grisly scene in a suburb of south texas after a domestic situation escalated to mass murder wednesday evening. officials say six are dead, including four children, shot to death at home. one female was injured but reportedly was able to tell authorities who shot the family and where the suspect was planning to go next. police were able to catch up with the suspect a few miles away from the shooting scene, trapping him in a cul-de-sac with no way to escape. >> i guess he was looking for a way out of the neighborhood or something and he went straight for that cul-de-sac. i guess he didn't know it was a cul-de-sac. i saw the cops trap him in there. >> reporter: after setting up a perimeter, authorities evacuated nearby homes and brought in a large contingency of police and s.w.a.t. officers. a s.w.a.t. vehicle ran into his car and a second armored vehicl

everybody, right now on "first look," we have new details on wednesday night's killing spree in suburban houston and the teen being called a hero. >>> house republicans get the ball rolling on their lawsuit against president obama. it didn't take long, though, for the president to fire back. . >> i mean, think about that, you're going to use taxpayer money to sue me for doing my job. while you don't do your job. >>> plus, it's pope versus pope in the world cup final. what could be the worst baseball slide ever. and note to self, do not valet the lambeau. >>> hello, everybody, thanks for joining us on this friday morning. >>> there are new details about the man who went on a murderous rampage wednesday night.

. >> now the mass murder in suburban houston, texas, a man is in custody this morning accused of killing members of his own family before taking police on a wild pursuit. we learned his identity overnight. >>> a dramatic chase through streets near houston followed by a tense three hour stand off ending with bliss getting their suspect. authorities say that ron haskall killed six, four children, ages four, seven, nine and 14. this morning, police are sorting out details but they believe it started in this upscale suburb at 6:00, a 15-year-old girl shot in the head called sentence money and police say she i.d.'s the suspect. >> he was wearing a pullover fedex help look -- fedex looking church. we do not know his open operation if he obtained the ship or works for them. >> he and his wife are estranged. >> it was a domestic situation involving divorce. >> the wounded 15-year-old girl told authorities that he may have been planning to go to another house to kill more people. that tip helped police enter superintendent the suspect. >> we put out a broadcast, dispatched units and we had only a

police chase three-hour standoff absolutely has rocked this suburban houston community of spring, texas at this man, ron lee haskell, under arrest, charged in the deaths of two adults and four children. a family who police say were killed execution-style. police say that haskell walked into this home with his estranged wife's relatives, demanded to know where she was. and then, according to police, he gathered up these children, waited for these two adults to arrive and shot all seven family members. a 15-year-old girl, though, was able to survive a gunshot wound to her head. she had the wherewithal to call 911, tipping off police to the suspect's next possibly deadly move. >> she was the only clue we had to the amount of information that we could gather on this suspect here. >> she was able to provide the name of the person who shot them, where he was going next and quickly responding to that location, we caught him coming up to that residence, where other relatives of that family lived. and we assume he meant to shoot them, as well. >> here's what else we have learned during much of t

this three-hour standoff, absolutely has rocked this suburban houston neighborhood of spring, texas.ankle is charged in the deaths of two adults and four children, a family who police say were killed execution style. police say he apparently pose oh ed as a delivery driver, entered this home of one of his estranged wife's relatives, gathered up the children, waited for the two adults to arrive and shot all seven

. >>> still on this vein, a suburban houston city is saying not in our backyard. they don't want the prospect of the -- of having to house undocumented migrant kids. take a listen. >> we can't even take care of ourselves. we have veterans that are homeless. >> this proposal violates public responsibility. >> they're not talking to the people about it. you don't get a hearing. you don't get to have a say. >> on tuesday, league city, texas, banned the processing and detention of undocumented migrants within the city limits. they just said no. not going to let the federal government bring anybody here and put them up. and joining me by phone right now is someone who spearheaded this effort, councilwoman heidi thiess. thank you so much for joining me. you didn't, as i understand it, even have an overture or a request from the federal government to bring any busloads of migrants to your city. you did this -- is it proactively? is that what i'm understanding? >> well, yes. you have to remember that the government isn't asking anyone's permission. they're not making over

this three-hour standoff, absolutely has rocked this suburban houston neighborhood of spring, texas. ron lee hasankle is charged in the deaths of two adults and four children, a family who police say were killed execution style. police say he apparently pose oh ed as a delivery driver, entered this home of one of his estranged wife's relatives, gathered up the children, waited for the two adults to arrive and shot all seven family members. how about this, though. a 15-year-old girl was able to survive a gunshot wound to her head. she somehow had the wherewithal to call 911, tipped off police to the suspect's next possibly deadly move. >> she was the only clue we had to the amount of information that we could gather on this suspect here. >> she was able to provide us the name of the person who shot them, where he was going next and we quickly responded to that location and caught him coming up to that residents where other relatives of that family lived and we assume he meant to shoot them as well. >> during much of this multi-hour standoff, he held a gun to his head while deputies su

. >> the man accused of killing six members of his ex-wife's family in suburban houston due in courtof domestic violence. police say he would have murdered more relatives if the 15-year-old survivor had not warned them. >> there are a half dozen wildfires in central washington. this one the largest burned nearly 30 square miles in just two days. dozens of homes are threatened. and evacuations have been ordered. >> the first man to buy legalized marijuana in spokane, washington, this week claims he was told to take a drug test and fired from two part time jobs. he is now hoping for a job in the pot industry. those are some of our top stories on this friday, july 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> i always need a little extra help getting into the chair. >> i'm being polite. >> i appreciate it. we'll begin the half-hour with the tragic fire in massachusetts. seven people killed as flames engulfed an apartment building. >> investigators now looking into reports that fireworks may be to blame. abc's marci gonzalez reports on the frantic moments for those tra

. >> reporter: mourners console each other and left flowers outside a houston suburban home write they say haskell committed mass murder. he was taken to jail hours after deputies say he shot and killed six people including a 15-year-old child. authorities say he went to the home blocking to his estranged wife's family while wearing a delivery man. >> he was wearing a pullover fedex purple shirt. >> that's when investigators say haskell gathered the kids, waited for the parents to come home and tied them up. in court a prosecutor described what happened next. >> he then shot ought seven of them execution style in the back of the head. >> reporter: neighbors in this community can't believe this shooting spree took here. >> you see it happen all around in other parts of the world. you don't see it happen here. when you see it here, it's closer to home. >> they're resting in the arms of jesus right now. >> reporter: haskell has been arrested on murder charges. omar villafranca, cbs news, texas. >>> it was to be a break through. a mississippi girl born with the aids virus was born in remis

a dinnertime car chase through the crowded streets of suburban houston that ends in a standoff with aman in a cul-de-sac dotted with huge houses. frightened families forced out of their homes for nearly four hours. the mayhem started at 6:00 p.m. detectives say 34-year-old ron lee haskell opened fire. authorities say he shot five children, plus two adult family members who were looking after them. a violent end to a domestic dispute he was allegedly having with his estranged wife who lives out of state. only one victim would survive, a 15-year-old girl. police say she called 911 despite being shot in the head and told them, the gunman was on the move. >> the car has yet to be stopped. >> reporter: she probably prevented more bloodshed. at 6:17 police catch up with haskell in this silver car after chasing him for four miles before throwing down a spike strip. >> the left rear tire is flat on the car. >> reporter: his tires blown, snipers corner him in that cul-de-sac. >> it's just a terrible thing. >> reporter: at 8:00 p.m. police bring in one armored vehicle then another sandwiching h

a funeral was held yesterday one week after the shooting in suburban houston. omar sooe omar zivillafranca joins us from spring, texas. >> reporter: good morning. there's a little rain here in houston to match the somber mood. a vigil was held last night after the burials just blocks away from the home which was the scene of the shooting last wednesday. mourners here remembered the victims, but they also prayed for cassidy stay the only survivor. >> god, i pray that you give her strength. >> reporter: hundreds gathered at a park in spring in the memory of katie and steven stay and their four young children. it was here the stay family took this photo. friends and neighbors decorated that same swing with ribbons and messages. >> it's terrifying. no kid should have to go through what cassidy went through. it's not fair. >> reporter: at a private funeral service earlier in the day, six white caskets were wheeled into the family's church, one by one. after the memorial a tearful cassidy stay watched as her family's remains were loaded into five hearses before the s

searching for his ex-wife on wednesday when he shot some family members of his ex-wife in their suburban houston-- a restraining order was high pressure against him earlier this month after he duct taped his mother to a chair. >>> house speaker john boehner moving ahead with plans to sue president obama. the lawsuit focuses on the president osi's decision to give businesses an extra year to comply with the requirement to offer employees insurance under the new health care law. boehner says by law the president needed a vote of congress to do that. president obama calls this lawsuit a political stunt by republicans. >> i've got a better idea, do something! if you're mad at me for helping people on my own, let's team up. let's pass some bills. >> what we're talking about here are places where the president is basically rewriting law to make it fit his own needs. >> now the house rules committee has scheduled a hearing on that lawsuit next week. the house vote is set for later this month. >>> 8:26. >>> newly released recordings reveal richard nixon's views on gay people. in a tape recorded conversa

gunman was looking for cassidy's aunt when he broke into his former sister-in-law's home in suburban houstons shot execution style but the bullet grazed her. >> she had the presence of mind to remain quiet and play dead. >> reporter: cassidisy called 191. police say she saved her grandparents, believed to be the shooter's next target. >> i know that my mom, dad, brian, emily, becca and zach, are in a much better place and that i'll be able to see them again one day. >> reporter: haskell had grown up in alaska where he was voted class clown and homecoming king at his high school. haskell's wife filed for divorce a year ago and since then his own mother and sister filed restraining orders against him. now he faces the death penalty if convicted. his attorney says haskell's defense will focus on his mental condition n court he collapsed. >> he's going down. >> reporter: at the memorial service, his niece stood strong. >> i'm feeling a lot better and i'm on a straightforward path to recovery. >> reporter: hope amid horror. for "today," gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >> incredible courage. >>> well, n

suburban hughes tan. a father is in -- houston. a father is in custody. the man surrendered overnight after a dramatic chase, taman bradley has the story. >> reporter: a dramatic chase through streets near houston followed by a tense 3 hour stand off ended with the authorities getting their suspect. the unidentified man killed 6 people including four children. >> i don't know what could have happened. >> reporter: around 6:00 p.m., the police rushed to the house after the suspect's 15-year-old girl daughter called 911 despite being shot in the head, she managed i.d. the shooter. the gunman and his wife are estranged and all the children were theirs. the wounded 15-year-old girl told authorities he planned to go to the grandparents home and kill them. that tip intercepted the suspect. >> we stationed the constable deputies on the street about five minutes after we did that, he comes driving up. >> reporter: the man fled the scene followed by 2 dozen vehicles. an armored vehicle rammed into his car. after hours of negotiations, the man emerged from his car

last night in this quiet suburban area north of houston, they experienced a horrific murders of six people. it's reported that four of these people who were killed were young people. and as we move forward in the days and weeks ahead, i hope we'll keep these victims and the community in our thoughts and prayers. shifting to a different part of my state that's experiencing another type of crisis. every day this week i've come to the floor and spoken on president obama's refusal to travel to the southern border of texas where a humanitarian crisis continues to unfold. those aren't just my words, those are the president's words -- a humanitarian crisis. as i've said before, the president has been in dallas, he's been in austin, where he spent the night last night, and he's there this morning speaking reportedly on the economy. why he persists in his refusal to travel to the border really is beyond my imagination. i just don't understand it. the fact that the president has himself described it as a humanitarian crisis makes this even more strange. people can infer whatever they want to about h

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suburban community shattered. after a dinner-time car chase wednesday paralyzing this quiet neighborhood north of houston. a murder suspect finally stops in the cul-de-sac. for nearly four hours, a standoff. the suspect with a gun to his head. the police surrounding him in armored vehicles. 33-year-old ron haskell ultimately gives up and tonight he's charged with capital murder, accused of executing six members of this family. >> i have not seen something this horrific. >> reporter: authorities say haskell tied up and murdered steven and katie stay and four of their young children. he also shot the couple's 15-year-old daughter in the head. she played dead until he left, then called 911, telling police the suspect was headed to her grandparents' house to kill them, too. officers got there first. >> she absolutely saved the lives of her family members. i mean, she is the hero. >> reporter: and she's expected to be okay. the lone survivor from her family recognized the gunman who was dressed as a fedex deliveryman, because he is her uncle. police say haskell came here looking for his ex-wife. they just divo

from a central place in downtown cincinnati to a suburban area that if somebody had to catch the bus it could take them up to two hours one way. >> houstons afternoon. they say it limits the number of people who can take advantage of early voting. >> two hours one way and even when they got off the bus they would still have to walk quite some distance. >> we took the trip with senator turner to see just how long it would take. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are in -- it's taken us about an hour and ten minutes. >> ten:19 right now. upon. >> and we got on the bus at 9:09. that bus didn't leave until 9:19 and here we are about an hour and 15 minutes later just getting off the bus and now walking to the polling place. so this is the entrance to where the place will be, but you still -- we've still got to walk all of the way back there. where are the sidewalks for us to walk on? >> no sidewalks. >> this is reprehensible. we simulated the best of all simulations, right? the weather is perfect, right? the bus was on time. we didn't have any major challenges. imagine the reality in october, november. i have a stroller and a wheelchair. i'm trying to cart thin

suburban philadelphia home of a man suspected of killing his case worker at a hospital. police say the 49-year-old gunman remains sedated two days after he was shot by his psychiatrist. >>> dramatic rescue in houstonng an injured crane operator 200 feet above the ground. the man fell about ten feet during a shift change, landing on a small platform. >>> thousands of pro-palestinian protesters taking to the streets in paris yet again. ignoring a government ban to attend such demonstrations. france has western europe's largest jewish and muslim population. >>> there has been an apparent shift in the media coverage of the conflict between israel and hamas. some media outlets casting israel as the aggressor against hamas despite the barrage of hamas terrorist rockets. our next guest addressed that in her weekly column saying, quote, israel wants peace. gaza desperately needs it. and yet its leaders prefer to fight israel to send rockets that mostly miss to expose their children to missiles that don't mostly miss, rather than recognize israel and make peace. israel is to blame for that? susan estridge, who wrote that, is a professor of law and political science at usc and a fox news contributor. susan,