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. >> the s.w.a.t. team filling the hall. it was very quiet. >> what police found in his hotel room, and the grisly connection they discovered to his targets. >>> and volcan defuego. the deadly eruption in guatemala. over 60 killed. new images of explosions in progress. but first the "nightline" 5. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein thanks for joining us. a supreme court ruling today that could have ripple effects for businesses and the lgbt community across the country. the justices siding with the christian baker who famously refused to create a wedding cake for a gay couple, saying his faith forbade it. today he is celebrating what he calls a victory for religious freedom, while the c

what the s.w.a.t. team found when they finally got inside. >>> battle at the border, protesters blocking this bus carrying immigrant children. activists starting hunger strikes as president trump stands firm on his immigration stance. >> we're going to have the wall. >> the new measure that could change how long children can be detained. >>> caught on camera, phone call furor. the woman who appeared to call police on an 8-year-old girl selling water on the sidewalk. how it's led to a social media firestorm. >>> and look at these marvelous mugs. the canine contestants vying to win, if that's even the right word, the ugliest dog contest. >> that hair is natural. it's real, and it's spectacular. >> who was crowned the least attractive hound? >>> and good morning to you. paula has the morning off. we are happy to have whit johnson with us once again. >> i'm like the cousin who won't leave. >> no. >> not at all. >> eating all the food in the studio. >> you're a beloved cousin. >> all right. well, thank you. >> a

her the deputy chief with annent arrundely police told us the s.w.a.t. teamdy been through the building where the shooting too place in the building that houses the capital gazette. w they did rechat they believe was an explosive device. they told us that has been handled. the building now secur so there's n longer a threat. members of t bomb squad are on the scene. the nex step is to begin here -g over the scene the process of identifying what occurred deand the motive ir way at this time. but we have seen folks leaving the mall. oit is still bloff out here. the road is expected to be closed for quite some time now. we domo havee information for family members who are trying to get ahold of folks ckdown here.ave beenlo on we do have a number for folks that can cal it's the anne arrundel county crisis response team, they've set up a li called the warm line. that number you can see it on yourcr sn (410)768-5522. that is can make sure your family members who may have been in the area at the time of the shooting a safe. but again, at this time the investigation

the s.w.a.t. team and other law enforcement agencies rushed to a rancho lakeview highway outside of petaluma after getting reports of gunfire. the shooting victim was hit several times and later died at the hospital. investigations are leading to checking surveillance video showing the gun man -- the gunman leaving the fight in several cards. >>> this woman has been identified as the ceo of tree well health. the little girl's mother posted this video you are looking at last weekend, showing her apparently calling police to complain that child, who was african-american, was selling water without a permit. in a statement,thcompany said it is her belief that treat well, its employees and patients, should not have to suffer because of a situation that occurred in an escalated moment. she regrets her part and is remorseful. the company said she was not motivated by racism, but made a critically wrong decision. >>> new details of a fiery crash involving a test low model s in florida. the findings investigato

so once the qrt and the members of the s.w.a.t. team, the investigators will go in and then process putting the investigation together. >> did the shooter appear to be known to the police or "capital gazette" employees? >> anything to tell us about -- >> right now we can't confirm exactly where the shooting occurred throughout that building. the "capital gazette" building is inside that building along with many other businesses and doctor's offices. >> do you have any numbers on casualties? >> not at this point. >> where did you apprehend the suspect? >> the officers were on the scene very quickly, 60 seconds or a minute and a half. they did engage the suspect and taken into custody. occurred very quickly. just for everybody, that's the acting chief william cramph and this is mayor gavin buckley. >> how are you doing? so the city sends its love and thoughtings for all the families affected by this, this horrible event. i want to commend our first responders for getting on to the scene as quickly as they did and if they were not there as

. >> the s.w.a.t. teamet up on the room, they were able to enter using robot and other tactics, and determined the suspect had killed himself with an apparent gunshot wound. >> reporter: police believe renowned psychiatrist dr. steven pitts was jones' first victim last thursday. friday, two paralegals turned up dead. rslerie sharp and laura thorning, lice found hypnotherapist and life coach marshall levine murdered. police believe jones is connected to all six murders. each victim had a connection to his 2009 divorce and custody battle. >> here's an open letter to my son --oses pd disturbing audio clips on youtube that have since been removed. in one, he accuses his ex-wife's attorney of spreading lies. >> her attorney told her to plant those tapes and do all that devious [ bleep ] she did. >> today is not a success story, but it's a story that has closure. >> reporter: cbs news, scottsdale, arizona. >>> harvey weinstein is due in a manhattan court this morning to be arraigned on rape and criminal sex act c

. >> reporter: rescued by the s.w.a.t. team. the entire complex evacuated as police exchanged fire with the gunman. >> at this point it does appear that the suspect is down. s.w.a.t. has the large robot inside clearing the room. >> reporter: that suspect later pronounced dead at the scene. and, whit, one of the injured officers is a three-year veteran of the force. the other, with the department for 18 years. both are expected to make a full recovery. whit? >> marci, thank you. >>> now to roseanne barr's candid and emotional comments. the first we're hearing from her since the racist tweet. and in the comeback of her popular sitcom. the star in tears. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, we're hearing roseanne barr's raw remorse after abc cancelled her sitcom following her controversial tweets. >> i've made myself a hate magnet. >> reporter: in a taped podcast with her friend and spiritual leader, the star claiming her comment was misinterpreted. >> i never would have wittingly called any black person,

they ditched their car and then tried to hide in the surrounding neighborhood. s.w.a.t teamith their guns drawn using a dog to look for the suspects in bushes and around homes. police say they found everybody and also police say these suspects are all under 18. they made three arrests. one person is in the hospital. police say that no officers were involved in the shooting but they will continue to investigate it. reporting live here in union city. jessica flores. >> thank you. >>> time for your final 5. all eyes on immigration reform. >> the president will meet with house republicans to discuss immigration strategy. this just a day after members of the trump administration strongly defended the zero tolerance policy that allows the separation of children from their parents at the border. the issue has drawn outrage from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >>> north korea's leader is in china. the two shook hands as the president of china praised kim for the outcome of his meeting the president. this is kim's third trip to china this year. >>> members of a nonprofit want a

and the s.w.a.t. teams and the investigation just beginning. this will go on for a day or two just in that building alone. there is a lot they will find out about the suspect. i would bet if i was a betting guy, i would say you try the workplace violence or lover's quarrel or somebody who has a problem specifically with the newspaper. there is no indication of terrorism. they haven't indicated any of that. the fbi and atf was responding, did respond. but that doesn't mean it's terrorism. so it's early to speculate. they have got a lot of work ahead of them. charles: having said that, the incivility in this country as its revolves around news organizations. we hope maybe the best case scenario this is a one-off situation, to your point maybe it result of a quarrel or lovers spat. we are in a toxic environment right now. what do you make of the anxiety in the -- on the heated nature of what happened in this country. where we are going. >> honestly, charles, it's make me sick. i watched the other night the confrontation with speaker o'connell and

now railroad avenue and whipple road where all three suspects jumped out and ran into the neighborhood. s.w.a.t. teams in the area from fremont police. all three suspects were captured and taken into custody. at least one of the suspects was shot. police say his injuries do not appear to be life threatening. no officers were injured. >>> yeah. regardless of the age, i mean, it's sad. obviously when juveniles. scary for officers and everybody involved. we're very fortunate that none of our officers were hurt or killed during this incident. >> union city police say other agencies are involved. they will not comment on which departments the officers who fired are from. road closures here are a reality in this area for the next five hours or so as this investigation continues reporting live in union city matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. this morning there's a growing 0 col rans for the zero tolerance policy. estimates have 2,000 children separated from their parents in detention centers. >> in san francisco we expect a demonstration of the outrage felt by many around the country. amy hollyfiel

. >> the s.w.a.t team set up on the room. they were le ctics to and determine the suspect had killed himself with a gun shot wound. >> officials say the 5th and 6th victims, a man and woman hours before the suspect died. it's not clear what their relationship was to jones. >>> lava in hawaii has now destroyed 117 homes on the big island. a county spokeswoman revealed the numbers yesterday. its been flowing in a rural part for a month now. it's forced thousands of people to evacuate and those who stayed behind are now trapped. the only way out is by helicopter. >>> at least 69 people are dead after a volcano erupted in gautemala sunday. only 17 victims have been identified. we are following the search for survivors. >> reporter: hundreds of alifarees still trying to find their loved ones. this woman said mr. president, my family is missing. send a helicopter to throw water over them because they are burning. dozens have been killed after a volcano west of the city erupted sunday. many were burieda live by hot ash and mud. iden

guests have been evacuated as the s.w.a.t. team negotiates. >>> one silicon valley city will ask voters whether they think large tech companies are paying their fair share. the mountain view city council voted last night to put a head tax on the november ballot p city officials blamed google and other tech companies for contributing to high housing costs and traffic. if the tax is approved, google would have to pay more than $3 million a year. the mayor says he is hopeful about last night's vote. cupertino, the home of apple, is considering a similar tax. last week city leaders there decided to delay putting that on the november ballot while they work out the details >>> time now 5:09. thousands of homes in one of the bay area's priciest cities could be at high risk of city dealing with a r potentially dangerous problem thanks to a popular traffic app. >> and we are experiencing a little bit of a cooldown today right before the temperatures though really start to rise. i'll explain. >> and we're still tracking delays for drivers he

what the s.w.a.t. team the border, protesters blocking this bus carrying immigrant children. activists starting hunger strikes as president trump stands firm on his immigration stance.

and we also have a specialized unit like the s.w.a.t. team. we call it tactical unit. e have narcotics. we have investigations, homicide, all the other bureaus. we call that specialized unit, so we have 293 officers trained on that. so we have a total of 897 officers. the memphis model requires 20% of training. we're about 46-47% of training. and the chief's goal is to continue to train. our goal is to train the entire department. so looking at 3-4 years to get everybody trained on the 40 hours. now, fort 20 hours, for the 10 hours use of force and the 10 hours of tactical de-escalation, we started that training back in february of last year. right now, we have 1600 officers trained in that. to me, that was very important training because this is the training that allows the officer to form teams and use de-escalation skills when responding to a person in crisis. so what we've been doing for the last 15 months or so, is having classes twice, sometimes three times a week with the officers. the police department has 2200, it doesn't lose everybody in the police department

so once the qrt and the members of the s.w.a.t. team the building, the investigators will go in and then we will start to process putting the investigation together. reporter: [ inaudible ] right now, we can't confirm exactly where the shooting occurred throughout the building. the "capital gazette" building is inside that building along with many other businesses. reporter: any numbers on casualties? >> not at this point. reporter: where do you have the suspect? >> our officers were on the scene very, very quickly. i think it was 60 seconds or minute, minute and a half, and they did engage the suspect, that's when he was taken into custody it. occurred very quickly. one second, for everybody that was acting chief william kramph, and i'd like to introduce the mayor of annapolis, kevin buchman. >> the city sends its love and thoughts for all the families that have been affected by this horrible event. i want to commend our first responders to getting to the scene as quickly as they did, if they were not there as quickly as they did, it w

once the qrt and members of the s.w.a.t. team leave the building, lhe investigators w go in and then we will start to process of putting the investation together. >> right now we can't confirm exactly where the shootingcu ed throughout that building. "the apitalgazette" is inside that building along with many ther businesses and doctors offices. [ inaudible question ] >> not at this time. [ inaudible question rs >> our offiere on the scene very, very quickly. i think it was around 60 seconds, minute, minute and a they did engage the suspect and that's when he was taken into custody. it occurred very quickly. again for everybody that was our acting chief william kramph and i'd like to introduce the mayo the city of annapolis kevin buckley. >> so the city sends its love and thoughts for all t families that have been affected by this horrible event. want to commend our first responders for getting on to the scene as quickly ashey did and if they were not there as quickly as they did it could have been a lot wore. just have to say it

up, made a pretty dominant presence. >> reporter: while the pilot assured passengers it was all a miscommunication, a heavily armed s.w.a.t. team boarded the plane to make sure. >> it was scary, because it's never happened to me before. >> reporter: one passenger taking to twitter, my worst nightmare. honestly thought we were going to die. i'm alive. it all started with jetblue flight 1623 lost contact with the tower while taxiing for takeoff. >> everybody's waiting for you. >> reporter: unable to -- the pilot accidentally typed in the four-digit code for "hijack." >> it's a keypad entry into a small rectangular box. it's a four-digit code. the pilots inadvertently entered one wrong digit. >> reporter: false alarm. no hijacking. for terrified passengers, a three-hour delay before the nightly flight to l.a. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we'll take a break here. in a moment, why the spectacular show in the sky tonight may have you over the moon. >>> and he was the father of some of pop music's biggest superstars. the controversial life of joe jackson. >>> the patriarch and manager of one of pop music's famous families d

like, "oh, yeah." [ light laughter ] let's pull out -- let's call up the s.w.a.t. teamhey're crazy. like, when i went to a couple of comedian funerals, i swear to god, like, half the guys would be, like, at comedian funerals, these are their friends. they're like, "he was a very great -- he always told me he loveatis the -- you know what i mean? [ light laughter ] at the funeral. it's the same at weddings. there was, like, me and this person, like, a special connection. lay off. you know what i mean? [ light laughter ] >> seth: you have -- this seems thematic to your new tour, which is called "one in every crowd." >> yeah. >> seth: is that about -- what does that refer to? >> well, that refers to the one person in every group, every organization, from nursery school to retirement home, doesn't matter, that's just one toxic person in every situation. there is one in your office. there is one in everybody's job. and it's just a phenomenon that i can't believe we don't -- it's not, like, a national, like, crisis that there's -- [ light laughter ] you know, whether you're i

so once the qrt and the members of the s.w.a.t. team leave the building, the investigators will go in and then we will start to process of putting a new investigation together. >> chief -- >> right now we can't confirm exactly where the shooting occurred throughout that building. the capital gazette building is inside that building along with many other -- >> do you have any numbers on casualties? >> not at this point, not at this time. >> -- >> our officers were on the scene very, very quickly. i think it was around 60 seconds, minute, minute and a half. and they did engage the suspect and that's when he was taken into custody. it occurred quickly. one second. that was again, just for everybody, that was our acting chief kramph. i'd like to introduce the mayor of annapolis, mayor gavin buckley. >> how are you doing. so, the city sends its love and thoughts for all the families that have been affected by this horrible event. i want to commend our first responders for getting onto the scene as quickly as they did. and if they were not th

the building is now tactically secured and means the s.w.a.t. team and our quick responders have been through the building. it is secure as far as there are no more persons in the building that are a threat to anyone else. we did recover what we thought may have been an explosive device. that's been taken care of. we have members of the bomb squad on scene. we don't anticipate having anymore explosive devices. what is happening now that you see behind me is criminal investigation division, the actual investigators, are now taking over the scene. we have released it to our members of the criminal investigation division so they can start the t process of identifying what occurred and how it occurred and why it occurred. so at this time, we had over 170 individuals in the building that were escorted out safely. they were taken to a reunification area at the annapolis mall. we brought jen corbin in from the crisis intervention team to say a few words in a moment to talk with the witnesses. some of the victims. and the police officers who responded. at th

made aretty dominant presence. >> reporr: while the pilot assured the passengers it was a miscommunication, a heavily armed s.w.a.t. team boarded the plane to be sure. >> it was scary because it never seppen to me before. >> reporter: onenger taking to twitter, honestly thought we were going to die. i'm alive. it all started when jetblue lost contact with the tower before take off. unable to communicate, the pilot meant to type in and transmit a four-digit code he was having radio problems. insteacc heentally typed in the four-digit code for high jack. >> it's a key pad entry into a small rectangular box and it's a four-digit de. and the pilot just inadvertently entered one wrong digit. >> reporter: finally word it was all a false alarm. >> radio malf rction. orter: no high jacking. a three-hour delay before the nightly flight to l.a.m costello, nbc news, washington. >> all's well that ends well. it is a race against time as fresh flooding temporarily lted the search for 12 missing boys and their soccer coach. they have been trapped i an extensive cave complex in thailand for six days now. thai navy divers have been wor

now, we just -- right now there's an amazing police presence out here, absolutelyus incredibt the a s.w.a.t. team. there's other officials as well, the fbis out here, atf is out here. they're still trying to piece that there are afing they did lot of unanswered questions at this time. we do know the building where the sholaing took p, it is secure. there areti invesng, trying to figure out exactly what happened play bytlay but they c tell us where in the building the shooting actually happened. now, the chief o police with anne arrundel county said the inveigation has just started. so, there's an amount of work to beone. witnesses at this time being interviewed, folks being reitedith family at lord and taylor here near the mall but five fatalities, several hers gravely injured, many excngeec ahat they aresp nd all unrave.eliced. we're going to be getting another briefing from police >> melissa howell at the scene on the other side of the westfield annapolis mall. lindsey watts in the family reunification area. >> rep jim we got more information. the reunification area is inside this vacant store.

railroad avenue and whipple road where all three of the suspects jupd out and ran into the neighborhood. s.w.a.t. teams were seen in the area along with other agencies like the police department. all three suspects captured and taken into custody. at least one of the suspects was shot. miss say his injuries do not appear to be life threatening. no officers were injured. we say there's no ongoing danger to the public. we did receive an alert from the union city police department saying their investigation is expected to take at least another six hours so those areas of investigation on whipple road and railroad and e street and railroad are going to be blocked off for several more hours. reporting live in union city, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. there are new warnings as we get ready for summer. this video showing a toddler climbing what should be a locked pool ladder. >> concern about lingering impact from toxic smoke during north bay wildfires. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's w

the sonoma county sheriff's office s.w.a.t. team was called and. they worked oua to rescue the people inside the house. later, they found out the suspected gunman was the estranged husband of the homeowner and the people inside were the son and daughter-in- law of the homeowner. that gunmen is in the hospital in critical condition. two other people are being treated for non-life- threatening injuries. >>> good samaritans rescued two people after they saw a car crashed into the berkeley marina. the driver of that car ended up assaulting one of his rescuers. witnesses say the car drove off a ledge and into the water yesterday evening. a man in a nearby car said he heard screaming. he immediately jumped in. calla sailing club was also out on the water and saw the incident. they helped pull the two people into the car. >> we were teaching people how to sail. our car went right off of that ledge and before we knew what happened, we went out and they started pulling people out of the car. >> they arrested one ofthe pol body cam video from las vegas. it's

police surrounded the aircraft and s.w.a.t. team officers boarded the plane.gers were ordered to put their phones away and hands up. in the end, a radio glitch caused a hijacking code to be sent to air traffic controllers. whew! >>> a half naked man disruptintd a delta flight. >> that is more than half naked. i'm just saying. >> three-quarters make i.d.? >> he jumped onto the wing, pounded on the windows. imagine being in that seat as someone is pounding on the window. the man is identified as jared jones. he scaled a fence at the airport before making his way onto the taxiway. he is 19. he was arrested in minutes. as for the why here, at this point that is still not clear. >> look, obviously he looks very troubled. but what it does show is, you know, a security weakness at that airport and how vigilant you have to be. >> and that is a very, very busy airport. >> he got up next to that plane. >> three-quarters naked and deeply concerned or some kind of bender. >> we have a lot of news this morning, including this new poll which shows a majority of americans ar

the same hotel room? >> reporter: sure enough, that's where police find him, making their move on him monday morning. s.w.a.t. teamsrmed, the suspect opened fire. >> we have the hotel locked down and there's been shots fired. >> reporter: when they found jones, he had apparently committed suicide. feldman recalls there were red flags everywhere, and that the killing spree came as no surprise. after the divorce was concluded did you ever wonder if you would read that dr. connie jones has been killed by her husband? >> it would not have surprised me. she knew that no matter what, no matter what order of protection, no matter what he would be after her and if he really wanted her, he would eventually get her. >> reporter: and experts point to the often intertwined and troubling link between domestic violence and gun violence. >> there are a laws all across the country that protect domestic violence victims in the event that their perpetrator has access to weapons. in my experience, those laws aren't always upheld in ways that they should be. >> reporter: connie and her husband are now speaking out saying more could ha

the suspects drove off at railroad avenue and whipple avenue, where they got out. s.w.a.t. teamsrea. all three in custody, one was shot. witnesses say it does not appear to be life threatening. no officers injured. no ongoing danger to the public. they will release more about the shooting this morning. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. a reward offered to catch an arsonist who set brush fires. take a look at the path of saturday night's arsonist. you can see the char spots every few feet. police offering an award up to $25 for an arrest in this case. fire crews say all of the fires set within two hours of each other and they believe the person used a lighter and is likely get around on a bicycle. >> it's hk 4:30. if you're just waking up, let's get to the weather. >> let's talk about the roof camera, clouds are lower than they were this time yesterday. haven't heard of fog outside the coast where visibility is three miles to two miles in some areas. here is the way the day breaks down. temperatures mid to upper 50s, now through 7:00 with clouds becoming pret

when the suspects allegedly took off, ditched the car and then tried to hide in the surrounding neighborhood. s.w.a.t team responded, neighbors could see officers with their guns drawn, using a dog to look for the suspects. police say they eventually found everybody. they made three arrests, one person was taken to the hospital with a gun shot wound. no officers were injured in that shoot out. now police also want to tell the surrounding neighborhood that there is no long air threat here. these streets are blocked off. this is an ongoing investigation so you should know that around e street and railroad and railroad and whipple those streets blocked off as police continue to investigate this police shooting. reporting live in union city. >> thank you. >>> a family cook out turned 50peonawstarted over a playgro argument. brentwood police used pepper spray to break it up. they say that two families were having a cook out and a couple of the children started fighting. then the adults got involved. police say that a 20-year-old freddy davis, seen in the video was ta zed after getting aggressive. >>> the trade

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we were there as police had the building surrounded. >> you saw s.w.a.t. teams yeah they were all over the place. >> somebody was hurt. >> reporter: the chilling spring of murders began with dr. steven pitt shot dead outside his phoenix office. >> there is an outstanding suspect. >> reporter: a prominent forensic scientist pitt advised on such high profile cases like the jon benet ramsay murderr the trial of then friday officers arrived to findne won with a gunshot wound to the head. she managed to make it to the street crawling to a chartered bus. >> she is bleeding from her face. >> reporter: police followed her trail of blood to find a second female gunshot victim. the women worked at a firm that focuses on mediation and family law litigation. according to the firm's website this means our client often come to us during emotional stress. then saturday marshal levine is found murdered at his scottsdale office halfway between the locations of first three homicides. as police continue to go through this scene here they're trying to address a number of unanswered

the sonoma county sheriff's office s.w.a.t. team was called him. ey worked out a plan to rescue the people inside the house. they later found out he was the estranged husband of the homeowner. that gunmen is in the hospital in critical condition. e being treated for non-life- threatening injuries. >>> good samaritans rescued two people after they saw a car crashed into the berkeley marina. the driver of that car ended up assaultingone of his rescuers. the car drove off a ledge and into the water yesterday evening. a man in the nearby car said he heard screaming. when he saw the car in the water, he immediately in. cal out on the water and also saw the incident. members say the helped pull the two people onto the boat. >> we were all hanging out here teaching people how to sell. our car went right off of that ledge and before we knew what happened, we went out with a couple of the club members and started pulling people out of the car. >> police arrested the driver for reckless driving and punching one of his rescuers. >>> dramatic new police body ca

and by the way, one of the things my office does at the white house, we have a s.w.a.t. team where companies come to us with specific problems and i've had many, many companies come in with a problem that they are having with china and they'll go oh man, they did this to us. and then they did this to us. i would bring them over the chart and you say, you mean they did that, that, and that? you go, oh, we're not the only one. that's the thing. we're not the only one. this is why i think this report could be useful, because it gives everybody a common understanding of the challenges that we need to face. of the structural challenges. chinese communist party corporate government. this is truly extraordinary. we have now by decree, the chinese communist party getting seats on governing boards of companies. so, this is not profit maxization anymore. it's like advance the strategic goals of the state. claim sovereign immunity on u.s. soil to prevent litigation. this is kind of interesting. they want access to our market and to do business here, but they also want to claim their sta

the sherman oaks neighborhood. several hotel guests were evacuated as a s.w.a.t. team negotiated with the ththe >>> a driver who rammed his car into a residential care home n leis custody this morning. sheriff's deputies were pursuing the dodge magnum around 10:00 last night when it crashed into the facility on elgin street. police say 8 people were inside the home the time. one person was hit. but not seriously hurt. police say the driver had a mental health crisis and it's unclear if he will be charge. >>> right now fremont police are searching for a suspect in a home invasion. this is a skip of a man who broke into a home last thursday. police say he exposed himself to a woman inside. he has a tattoo looking like barbed wire. >>> cashing in on the green rush, the bay area city looking to add a new tax to pot sales. >> plus, the new fees for uber and lyft riders at sfo. >> and it's getting busy out there. we are tracking a few new accidents. slowing things down along 880 and we still have a major crash along westbound 24. we'll have all the details and alternates com

exact location, on the 32nd floor of that hotel, within minutes of the shooting, and it only took another few more minutes for s.w.a.t. teams to begin to assemble there on the 32nd floor. but they wouldn't learn that stephen paddock had died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound for another hour or so when they finally breached the door to his room. david? >> matt gutman, who has been following this from the start. >>> now, to that shocking and sad headline here in new york city, because tonight, designer kate spade's husband is now breaking his silence, sharing more about his wife's secret struggle. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, kate spade's husband speaking for the first time since his wife took her own life. andy spade telling "the new york times," "there was no indication and no warning that she would do this, it was a complete shock. and it clearly wasn't her. there were personal demons she was battling." >> hi, i'm kate valentine spade. >> reporter: the legendary designer spoke candidly about her anxiety in an interview with npr last year. >> i am also a very nervous person. i worry a lot. and andy could

the building as we speak is tactically secured. what that means is our s.w.a.t. team and our quick responders have secured the building. it is secure as far as there are no more persons in the building that are a threat to anyone else. we did recover what we thought may have been an explosive device. that has been taken care of. we have members of the bomb squad on scene. we don't anticipate having any more explosive devices. what is happening now that you see behind me is that our criminal investigation division, the actual investigators, are now taking over the scene. we have released it to our members of the criminal investigation division so they can stasht the process of identifying what occurred, and how -- start the process of identifying what occurred, how it occurred, and why it occurred. at this time, we had 17 individuals in the building that were escorted out safely. they were taken to a reunification area over at the annapolis mall. we brought jen corbin in from our crisis intervention team who is going to say a few words in a moment to talk with the witn

the video about 3:40 this morning. since then we've seen a heavy police presence including s.w.a.t. teams. also more recent twitter traffic indicates police have the situation under control but one we'll continue to follow. >> now the latest on the wildfire, still growing in lake county this morning. a live look at one of the evacuation sites right now 3,000 people are out of their homes. this is because of the fire. here's what we know so far. they are calling the pawnee fire and started near pawnee road 50 miles north of santa rosa. here's what california fire says right now, so far 7700 acres have burned and 600 structures are in harm waes. >> harm's way. >> we learned about a double standard at pride in san francisco it happened about 5:15 at night. they found two people hurt along golden gate avenue and leave ven worth street. we don't know how they are doing but we'll keep checking. >>> police staffing will be at the center, san francisco police chief is asking the board of supervisors not to slash funding for more officers. some in the city believe funding used to hire more officers

the noncompliant products they must be destroyed. so it's likely that if you come here on saturday, customers will see even bigger discounts. in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >>> coming up s.w.a.t. teams surround this commercial jet. tonight the security scare that shutdown one of the country's busiest airports. >> plus it's the risk drivers are willing to take to avoid gridlock. the shortcut so dangerous one bay area city says it needs to be shutdown. are called million dollar dum a jet-blue flight was departing from new york to los angeles... when the f-a-a says the aircraft issue that >>> new tonight a security scare at jfk. a jet blue flight was departing from new york to los angeles when the faa says the aircraft experienced a radio issue that cut off the crews communication. that set out a hijacking code notifying traffic control of a security threat on board. authorities surrounded the flight on the tarmac, passengers were ordered to put their hands up. the airline says officials responded out of an abundance of caution. the scene was cleared in about an hour. >>> dramatic cell phone video out of texas tonight showing the moments after a deadly explosion at a texas hospital. on

the three-day period killed himself as s.w.a.t. officers entered to his hotel room. shots were fired as a s.w.a.t. team went into the suspect's room. police officers did not fire any of those shots. that is tonight's tonight live oak outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ancestrydna is only $69 for father's day. and with twice the detail of other tests... ...it can show dad where he's from ...and strengthen the bonds you share. give dad ancestrydna for just $69- our lowest father's day price ever. for just $69- for my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. now available in convenient single-serve mix-in pax. ♪ >> shannon: israel says tax funds collected for the palestinians, the amount of compensate israelis who have come under a wave of arson attacks. israel has been battling fires. kites launched by palestinians in gaza. the fires have damaged forests and torched fields. north korean lead

the way to school. >>> a new video shows s.w.a.t. teams storming onto a jetblue flight in new york. used this false alarm. false alarm. >>> the backlash at a bay >>> coming up on 6:00 a.m. welcome to wednesday, june 27th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike tells us that a heat-up is on the horizon. >> on the horizon after one of the coolest days this week. quite a swing in the next 48 hours. the sea breeze is back. if you want to call it, carl the fog is covering most of our neighborhoods. look at the gray on live doppler 7. that's the cloud cover. a little mist near the coast. you can see that the clouds are climbing over the east bay hills and making it to our inland neighborhoods. that's why everybody is cooler than average. we start in the mid 50s to near 60 at 7:00. we get into the 70s by noon and stay in the low to mid 70s through 4:00. mid 60s by 7:00. sounds like sue has a serious situation to tell you about. >> we have a serious injury accident. we're going back to oakland. ou24. ting.sig alert has bee issued b. they've got emerge

the capital gazette newspaper on social media. as authorities continue to dig in for a motive and s.w.a.t. teams comb his home, we learned ramos has had a long-standing grudge against the paper over a 2011 column that reported his guilty plea to criminal harassment according to court records. nbc's jennifer johnson has more from annapolis. >> reporter: nbc news is reporting police are at the suspect's maryland home. 38-year-old gerald ramos hours after he allegedly opened fire inside a local annapolis newspaper. >> this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> reporter: the suspect opened fire with a long gun killing five. >> now inside the building. shooting people, white male with a shotgun. >> reporter: tweeted begging for help, approximately 170 people were inside the building when he opened fire. >> it's scary, very scary. so i'm a little shaken up about everything. >> reporter: the police aren't saying what the gunman's gazette had receivedt they say threats via social media. >> they're our friends. i mean, we're grieving for these guys. >> reporter: police arr

. >>> investigators in arizona say they fou the gunman involved in a three-day killing spree. he killed himself when s.w.a.t. teamsis room. over the last day and a half, that you is 13ek9 was tracked to a room at the extended stay early this morning, a phoenix police tactical team set un at . evacuated the adjacent rooms. during that operation shots were fired inside the suspect's room nobody was injured outside of that room, our tactical team did make entry into that room and located the suspect deceased from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot. >> he remains unidentified. but remains wanted -- a forensic scientist connected to the jonbenet ramsey case is involved in this case. tell me what you know about this guy and how police found him in that hotel. >> first of all, i'm going to say the suspect may be dead, but there could be another shooting victim. right now, it looks like a coroner's gurney going into that house. we don't know if that is connected at all to this case, this is the extended stay hotel where the suspect killed himself this morning, the tactical team was closing in on him, they were evacuating