the headquarters of "usa today" evacuated after a report of a man with a gun chaos in times square, crowds stampeding after hearing what they thought were gunshots moments of terror in a shopping mall, all false alarms causing panic after the shootings that rattled nerves across the country. >>> president trump visiting el paso and dayton speaking with survivors but greeted by protesters >> you are not welcome in this community. >> tonight emotions running high in both grief stricken cities. >>> the just released 911 calls as the horror unfolded in dayton >> there's shots and everybody's laying down. and i don't know where my friends are. >> and the new video appearing to show the gunman with his sister hours before he killed her and eight other people >>> also tonight, backlash against fitness chains equinox and soul cycle, why their billionaire owner is taking heat, celebrities calling for a boycott, customers using their wallets to send a message. >>> breaking news in the manhunt for two teens wanted in a killing spree, the grizly discovery tonight. >>> daycare danger, the alarmi infant

overnight, chaos in times square. moments of terror after a panicked crowd hears what they thought was gunfire. a similar scare inside a crowded sz mall in utah. just ahead, what's caused those false alarms. >>> on the ground. president trump heads to dayton and el paso today but faces criticism and protests. >> he's made this bed. he's got to lie in it. >> this morning, what the president will find as he arrives in two communities in grief and shock. >>> inside the investigations. the fbi joining the hunt for clues behind a motive in ohio. the shooter's family breaking their silence. in texas, the officials complete the grim task of identifying the 22 victims overnight. >>> plus, epidemic of abuse. the explosive new accusation against the boy scouts after hundreds come forward with their stories. >>> beloved. the tributes pour in overnight for legendary author toni morrison. >>> and summer soaker. the new round of powerful storms that will strike from the plains to the northeast. behind them, another heat wave. al's

so many were enjoying a night out here in the crossroads of the world, times square. then suddenly they heard that sound and caused total panic. this morning, it's a sign of the times. watch as a typical evening in times square turns into panic. >> all of a sudden i heard like this kind of muffled pop. i was, like, oh, what was that? >> reporter: that pop, a motorcycle backfiring, but hundreds of people thought they heard gunfire and they run for their lives. the chaos captured at multiple angles on live treatment from earth cam webcams. >> i had had about one or two seconds to like think, oh, is this really happening and i just started booking it. >> reporter: it happened before 10:00 p.m. last night. some taking cover inside stores and restaurants. this image taken inside the disney store. >> i watched, like, five or six people get trampled, and it was pretty much a stampede of people sprinting as fast as they could. they were knocking over tables, knocking over the chairs. >> reporter: the nypd reassuring the public that there was no active shooter tweeting, please

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a motorcycle backfiring, causing panic in times square. hundreds rushing into nearby stores and restaurants for safety. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: today, people scrambling as the headquarters of "usa today" is evacuated, after reports of a man with a gun. police searching the massive gannett building floor by floor, in mclean, virginia, later determining it was a false alarm. >> prayers have been answered. everybody is safe. >> reporter: overnight in times square, hundreds of panicked tourists and customers, after hearing what sounds like gunfire. certain they're under attack by an active shooter, they hide in restaurants and stores. >> it was pretty much a stampede of people just sprinting as fast as they could. >> reporter: another false alarm. turns out that jarring sound was a motorcycle backfiring. >> run! >> reporter: and tuesday, people literally running for their lives at a utah shopping center, fearful a gunman is coming for them, after a sound eerily like that of shots fired pierces the a

panic in new york's times square last night, emma heaton capturing the moment that set off the stampede >> people were tripping over each other, kids on the floor, shoes all over the place >> reporter: seeking safety wherever they could find it. nbc news lindsey wolfson saw the fear firsthand >> the first instinct was oh, my god, this is an attack mkingbir" actor gideon glick tweeting screaming civilians tried to storm our theater for safety the audience starting screaming and the cast fled the stage. this is th near salt lake city, shoppers ran for cover at west valley mall, mistaking a falling sign for gunshots >> be quiet. >> reporter: these preschoolers in san diego preparing for the real thing 3 and 4-year-olds in an active shooter drill. the cold war's duck and cover drills for a nuclear attack replaced by an all-too-real danger back now in times square where new york city police officers keep a consistent presence with heavy weapons teams you can see and undercover officers you can't. that is true again tonight lester >> those rattled nerves understandable anne, thank you. >>> pr

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people in times square went running for cover. the police tweeted last night there is no active shooter in times square. motorcycles backfiring while passing through sounds like gun shots. that tweet said the police department received several 911 calls and urged the public not to panic, saying the times square area is very safe. you have been there you know. >> it's very crowded. especially this time of year. it's unfortunate but everybody is hypersensitive after all of this. >>> let's check this with sal. hopefully no big problem spots. >> no big problem spots. a couple of things that might be causing slowdowns, pam and dave. bay bridge, we will start there. today is going to be kind of a moderate day and the volume may get better later in the morning. yesterday that didn't happen. we had couple of things that may have slowed things down. today we are hoping we might get a better commute later in the morning if you have the option of waiting around. northbound 880 high street, cleared an accident. traffic is slow driving on nort

times square is very safe.aton rouge, louisiana, a mad scramble for the exits at a walmart. >> what's going on, ma'am? will. >> they're shooting. they're shooting, they're shooting -- >> where? >> walmart. >> are they shooting in walmart? >> yes! >> no one was shooting. law enforcement sources tell cnn the chaos began with a dispute between two men. one of them grabbed a pair of scissors. when the other displayed a licensed handgun it set off panic that others mistook if gunfire. >>> senate republicans are scrambling to come up to a response to the mass shootings in new york and dayton. protesters on capitol hill demanding tougher gun safety laws calling on gop senators, as you heard there, to do your job. last night a small gup of demonstrators gathered outside of senator mitch mcconnell's office in louisville. they want the majority leader to allow a vote on gun violence measures that have already passed the house. they're not alone. leak at this "usa today" poll, 67% of americans want the senate to pass a ba

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. >>> new overnight, a scare in new york's times square. jitters from the recent mass shootings spark a panic and send tourists running. >> and a literary treasure. we remember nobel laureate toni morrison. >>> and good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. anne-marie green is off. i'm brook silva-braga. glad to be with you. >>> today president trump will be in el paso and dayton, ohio. we're learning more about the gunmen involved in the shootings that killed 31 people. in dayton, the ex-girlfriend of shooter connor betts told her he thought he had mental illness including bipolar disorder. they only dated for two months. she says she has no idea why he went on the rampage. >> i didn't think he would go shoot strangers, especially his sister. i didn't see that one coming. >> betts was killed by police. president trump is expected to meet with victims and first responders when he travels today to el paso and dayton. natalie brand is in dayton for us. what kind of reception can mr. trump expect? >> re

higher multiple of square i was bullish on this stock going into this to be clear, and i think it is a great company with growth ahead. >>> our next guest says now could be the perfect time to get in on square veteran tech investor and portfolio manager of the wire x fund paul meeks joins us by phone. you are not put off by what you got from square? >> i'm clearly put off by what happened in the most recent quarter and, frankly, their current guidance as well i was on that conference call, participating yesterday. technically because the stock has on huge volume plunged not just below the 50-day but the 200-day, hey, this stock could go back to where it was trading as recently as the beginning of june, which is not the $64 revised price target on the sale side today but actually $60. so there's some down side risk however, over the long-term, you know, just as some of the folks on the desk have just said, i do like it and i like to buy stocks, you know, a la warren buffett, be greedy when others are fearful, and i do believe over time their growth will -- if it doesn't necessarily reaction sell ra reacti re accelerate it will stabilize. i think it is interesting. i like

>>coming up a california boy is about to be featured in times square we're going to have his story.oming up after the break. all right back to our breaking news this morning at 7.45, you're looking at what the scene was like at 3 30 this morning when. >>a number of cars got tangled up about 4 in all in this multi vehicle accident bursting into flames sending numerous people the hospital we do know that one person died in this accident now. the the update is it looks like they've got most of the wreckage cleared away there still scraping the road surface trying to get things cleaned up for the can officially reopen all the lanes yeah he was asked that live picture a live picture right now you can see the roadway how its damage he had sweepers. >>going back and forth we watched him toll way the last vehicle involved in that crash released the cars are out of the way but it's the inspection process and making sure that the road is okay that takes longer which means we'll have to deal with the backup much longer rebecca and in-line 8 miles of slow miles and miles and to recover. >>the p

ocho victimas mexicanas de la masacre en el paso.y turistas y neuyorkinos huyeron en estampida de times squareconfundir ruido de motos con balazos en aarp sabemos que, juntos, vamos adelante. ♪ por eso abogamos por el bienestar familiar... trabajamos por mejorar nuestras comunidades... ♪ y les damos las herramientas para abrir sus propios negocios. ♪ para que, después de los cincuenta, vivas con más salud, dinero y amor. ven, que juntos es posible. ilia: austin crucius, hermano del mirador, estÁ confundido. su medio hermano patrick acudiÓ al wall mart para asesinar a varios mexicanos. fue repatriado a ciudad juÁrez el cuerpo de elsa mendoza, una de las vÍctima mexicanas del ataque racial. pedro utrera sostiene detalles. pedro: asÍ regreso la primera vÍctima mexicana del paso, texas. cruzaron el puente internacional del paso en esta carroza negra a eso del mediodÍa. >> estoy muy triste. pedro: el cuerpo sin vida recorriÓ las calles de su ciudad hasta llegar a la capilla donde serÍa velada. aquÍ le esperaban compaÑeros de trabajo descreÍdos aÚn de su muerte. >> el domingo la maÑana me enterÉ y m

the nypd later tweeted the times square area is very safe. >>> happening today, east bay congressman eric swalwell will hear your concerns about gun violence. >> so many people calling for gun reform in light of the mass shootings. swalwell is hosting a town hall at hayward city hall. he'll talk about what congress and law enforcement agencies are doing to end gun violence. tonight's event starts at 6:30. >>> the fbi is investigating the gilroy shooting as an act of domestic terrorism. three people were killed and more than a dozen were injured at the festival last month. in a story you'll see only on abc 7 news, one of the survivors, just 12 years old, is now sharing her story. leslie andres was with her family when the shooting happened. they ran, jumped a fence and hit. then leslie noticed something. >> i was like, what was that, and then i touched myself and there was blood on my hand. so then i told my cousins i got shot. >> fortunately she's okay. she was at the festival with at least 20 of her family members. she was the only one who was injured. wsis hhoite governor gavin >>o

workers evacuating after a false alarm about an active shooter, as cameras capture the fear in times square after a motorcycle backfires. shoppers scrambling for safety. >>> this, as president trump visits the victims of gun violence, staying largely out of the public eye. met by protesters in both cities and still facing questions about his own rhetoric and whether washington has the will to act. >>> the teen fugitives dead. after a cross-country manhunt, accused of killing at least three people. what authorities have just revealed. >>> the home explosion that is now a hate crime investigation. the racial slurs police say were left behind. >>> shark attack horror. the family of a college student killed by multiple sharks. tonight, their warning for vacation goers. >>> this just in, a massive manhunt for an escaped prisoner con vicked of kidnapping a woman. a prison employee just found dead. authorities say he's extremely dangerous. >>> and the story behind the video so many of you have clicked on. more than just helping hands. the powerful message one mother wanted to send to the world. >>

look at this scene in times square. this is from last night. you see hundreds of people frantically scrambling for cover last night. they moved at the sound of what many thought were gunshots. that loud noise turned out to be a motorcycle backfiring. police pleading for calm. but that alone, john, really illustrates where many people in this country are this morning. >> america. joining me now is democrat art fierro. thanks for being with us. let me start with that video we were watching. we were both shaking our heads. when you see americans running en masse from the sound of a muffler, how does that make you feel standing in front of this walmart? >> that's new york city. we're talking about el paso, texas. the third safest city in the country. we're feet away from where 22 people lie dying or died a few days ago. we're yards away from a high school i attended. and that high school, three of those victims attended or lived in the neighborhood. this is a different community. this is a loving, welcoming community. we won't be defined by a domes

. ♪ >>> and live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square this the "fastoney" i'm tyler matheson in for melissa lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly, dan nathan, guy adami. it was a friday fade, folks, wall street closing out a turbulent week in the red. what can you expect for your money in the week ahead? we will break out our crystal ball plus, hungry for opportunity investors continue to chow down on those food stocks, but will this bing session end badly. oh, nice, right? and it is mall madness time. we will break down a few retail names that should be on your shopping list ahead of their earnings a lot of earnings next week in that sector. but we begin with that wild week on wall street it all started with a monday market meltdown followed by a turnaround tuesday then more wild swings throughout the week, and in the end stocks closed out the week in the red so are the wild swings here to stay, wild swings, wild things if they are, what, guy, is an investor like me to do >> first of all, tyler, i hope you're here to say you will b

the broad flashing lights of times square make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world and its famous billboards have become the digital campus for russian light autists. transforming open spaces all over the world with mesmerizing installations and 3 d. projections. this renovated moscow loft where the agency developed the cutting edge visual concepts creative director alexander us says their aim is to brighten up everyday life. we inherited this post soviet grayness. that's why we want to bring color to today's world. discussion but he. could ask. despite the international success to have maintained the creative ties that han collaborating with the russian chart toppers leningrad and then live to it's. it's incredible a full house and unbelievable energy which was to. have become the unlikely extra member of leningrad. they provide a visual installation for each of the $39.00 songs in the band set. is amazing it's like get behind me is the model of the stage we developed for leningrad concert it's taken on the disposal depending on the song will project differen

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"usa today" headquarters evacuated, and a scare in times square. >> run!o'donnell: breaking news-- a tornado confirmed in new jersey. tiger woods talks about his comeback and his family in an exclusive cbs news interview. and the search for a missing american flag has a happy ending. this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. it was an extraordinary day today with americans on edge and the former vice president delivering a searing indictment of president trump's moral leadership. joe biden accused mr. trump of "fueling a literal carnage in america with his incendiary rhetoric," this just hours before the president arrived in el paso to pay his respects to the victims of the massacre. leading our coverage tonight is ed o'keefe. m> we have a problem with this rising tide of supremacy, white supremacy in america. and we have a president who encourages and emboldens it. orteeporter: former vice president joe biden in iowa today accused prident trump of inspiring mass shootings in texas and penns

. ♪ >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square, this is "fast moneyi'm scott wapner in tonight for melissa lee. our traders on the desk are carter worth, tim seymour, steve grasso and guy adami we kick things off with a tariff takedown, that's what it was stocks tumbling late today as president trump turns up the heat on the trade war with china, the dow giving up a 311 point game to finish the day deep in the red. we have full team coverage of today's dramatic turn of events. let's begin with the latest out of the white house where eamon javers is live for us in washington. >> reporter: the president just talked to reporters on the south lawn he was asked if he was concerned about the stock market tumble you were talking about in the wake of his tweet about the china tariffs. the president said he wasn't worried about it he, in fact, expected it he said it is because people don't fully understand what his tariff strategy is in fact, the president here blaming the market for not understanding exactly what his approach is to tariffs and to china. he wa

the recent mass shootings have people across the country on edge things are back to normal in time square people ran for their lives after mistaking a motorcycle backing for gunshots . take a listen. looks like a horror movie set. it turned out to be just a scare but some thought it was an explosion. again, it turned out to be just a motorcycle backfiring many took cover in buildings and stores and even broadway theaters. there were a few minor injuries from the stampede. >>> the state of the art technology was on display last night. the large sleek drones have batteries that can keep them air born for well over an hour. >> any time there's gunshots that's when we would deploy the u.s. 1 drone to respondent. >> san pablo police will officially start using the drones. >>> coming up, meet the dog that's breaking records all while saving the life of her owner. >> love this story. happy wednesday to you. hopefully you have your coffee waking up. we're starting off the day if you're heading out the door the clouds with the fog. >>> in the meantime we have an traffic alert. i have more just ahe

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loud bangs sent hundreds running for their lives in new york city's times square.ent gunfire. just a motorcycle backfiring. nikki battiste has the story. >> reporter: hundreds of people panicked and started running for their lives and ducking into stores for cover after mistaking the sounds of a motorcycle backfiring for gunshots in times square last night. >> we heard pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> it felt like somebody came here and started shooting people. >> reporter: police say the stampede caused nearly two dozen injuries. several people were taken to the hospital. >> hats and shoes, anything that dropped, they didn't care. >> reporter: a few broadway shows ended early as scared pedestrians rushed into nearby theaters. nerves were also on edge at a utah mall yesterday. shoppers mistook a falling sign as gunfire and started fleeing. some yelling, he's got a gun. >> it's a new normal. >> reporter: dr. jeff man, chair of psychiatry at columbia university said the cumulative effects of mass shootings produce high levels of anxiety and fear across the country. >>> so

you saw it with the times square people. i met a woman in times square. she has not slept sense this. you have the deaths and the people injured and the people around them having huge experiences of post traumatic stress and not sleeping. they are not even on the sheet or in the article but yet they are not sleeping and their lives have been completely damaged. mitch mcconnell is sleeping on his hands and wants to talk about it in four or five weeks, give me a freaking break. i get so mad. and then donald trump saying i want to consider, oh, yeah, something some other time and people keep dying. this is even counting the deaths that are less than four people which is considered a mass shooting. the day to day. we have to stop. the country is on edge. i'm telling my republican friends very clearly here. this is not all the rest. when a congressman can say we'll meet you in louisville, kentucky in a few hours and thousands of people show up from five states, i would just tell them be very careful. >> you left the presidential campaign trail and went to dayt

live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city times squa square i'm sorry, dan nathan and guy adami, the bulls are back, baby. stocks rallying to kick off the week whatever happened to that bond market panic of just a few days ago. we are digging in. we're also keeping our eye on shares of baidu. we'll have more on what is driving this big surge >>> ask later the great american consumer being put to the test we'll get a flood of retail results. we begin with a news alert on big tech let's get straight to seema mody with all the details. >> attorney generals are reportedly moving forward with an antitrust probe on big tech that according to "the wall street journal," we just have here attorney general from mississippi saying continues to be concerned with the aggregation of data in the hands of a few and i'm always watchful of any monopoly. as attorney generals we need to evaluate and address specific conduct utilizing our existing antitrust and consumer protection laws. one way we are doing this is a multistate working group called the tech industry working group. melissa,

workers evacuating after a false alarm about an active shooter, as cameras capture the fear in times squarercycle backfires. shoppers scrambling for safety. >>> this, as president trump visits the victims of gun violence, staying largely out of the public eye. met by protesters in both cities and still facing questions about his own

now, take a look at times square live this morning. good morning, and welcome to "morning joe," all quiet now. it is wednesday, august 7th, along with joe, willie, and me, we have host of msnbc's politics nation, the president of the national action network, reverend alex sharpton. washington anger for bbc world news america caddy k. white house correspondent, yamiche alcindor. and that's the time we live in, people so panicked, just assuming it must be a shooter when they heard a loud sound on the scene. >> yeah, it is the time we live in, unfortunately. also the time we live in is growing. i think a growing momentum, willie, they actually get some things done, only a few republicans are speaking out. they are starting to speak out about, again, increased background checks. one member of the house came out and republicans talking about banning military style weapons. a lot of governors starting to talk about these red flag laws. you certainly feel like this epidemic is pushing some republicans to finally move. >> you see in the united

times square. what do you call an unpredictable camera? a loose canon. >> oh. >> i stepped that up.y, filling in for chris, we have governor bullock running for president, and larry cudlow. >> times square that was excellent. >> random act of kindness as we begin the summer weekend, mcdonald's in el paso, texas. look at this picture. hazel cain walked into the mcdonald's to buy food after she ran out of the food she prepared to feed hungry people on the street. the food ran out and she got $40 worth have hamburgers but it wasn't enough. she asked if anyone would help her out. get ready to smile. the store manager, matthew ortiz, threw in $20, the staff got together, all they got together, 60 cheese burgers to feed the homeless. hazel said the staff was great. hazel you're making us all smile. >> very nice. >> easy to get into vending machines, hard to get out of, ask this little guy. look at this. this is wan outdoor vending machine at a high school. he got stuck. thankfully the sheriff's office came, wheeled the whole thing out to wherever and they released him. wait, just believe

affair that there was another cop that was jumped during an arrest in times square. how long will this go on and when does somebody either in the political state or national level step in and empower these officers to do their job and protect themselves? >> you know what happens? this goes back to rudy guliani. things have to get completely out of hand. the crime rate will go up. people in the city will be afraid and then and only then will they elect somebody that gets out in the street and lets the cops do their job. this is only going to get worse. >> raymond: do we have the video? we have. michael brown protest. this is just in, by the way. in a moment you'll see the cops attempting to arrest somebody. then you have people attacking these officers while they're trying to protect citizens in what should be a street and is now a pedestrian plaza. watch this. the cops are surrounded by these protesters. i've never seen anything like this. >> all i can say is, under rudy guliani that stuff wouldn't happen. he would not allow it. for this to go on, these cops are basi

. >>> thousands in times square panicked last night. a motorcycle backfired and it caused a lot of people to think there was a shooter. the nypd tweeted the times square area is very safe. >> how indicative of the time we live. >>> east bay congressman eric swalwell will hear your concerns about gun violence. >> so many people calling for gun reform. that's why swalwell is hosting a town hall meeting at hayward city hall. he says he will talk about what congress and law enforcement agencies are doing to end gun violence. tonight's event starts at 6:30. >>> the fbi is now investigating the gilroy shooting as an act of domestic terrorism. three people were killed, more than a dozen hurt at that festival last month. one of those survivors who is 12 years old is sharing her story. leslie andres was with her family. leslie noticed something. >> i was like, what was that. i touched myself and there was blood on my hand. so then i told my cousin, i got shot. >> he was at the festival with at least 20 of her family members. she was the only one

i want to show you the scene from new york's times square just last night. the panic there as the sound of a backfiring motorcycle was mistaken for gunfire. look how quickly people are moving there in this heavily, heavily densely populated area always full of people. scrambling for cover. police at the same time pleading for calm. >> i have to say, it's completely understandable. and at this moment, completely american that in times square or at a mall, you're looking over your shoulder anticipating something going wrong. we got a lot of news for you this morning. we're going to begin here in el paso with rosa flores with the latest from this city. the president is coming. and setting a tone even before he arrives. >> definitely so. you know, we've talked to a lot of people here in el paso. there's mixed emotions about the president arriving. democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke has been here. he's been very vocal in calling out president trump and his immigration policies, his rhetoric, the words that he has used to describe immigrants. and this

welcome to "squawk box," we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square.issa lee with andrew ross sorkin our guest host for the full show, tom farley, former nyse president and current chairman and ceo of farpoint. after yesterday's bounce, we had a 1.2% gain on the s&p 500 a bounce on the dow. it looks like we will extend those gains today. s&p 500 higher by 5 points dow looking at 37 at the open. nasdaq up by 34. in asia, the hang seng eking out a slight gain but not enough to break a ten-day losing streak, the longest down stretch since 1984 shanghai comp down a third of a percent.

this is times square. what sent hundreds running. >>> and the violence is sparking travel warnings abroad. what some countries are telling citizens to do when they head to the u.s. >>> let's take you out live to palo alto and the traffic. mike has a number of different problems he's monitoring. stick around to hear that before you head out the door. >>> 5:28 right now. let's look live at the san mateo bridge where commuters are struggling a bit this morning. there is a traffic alert. mike inouye is covering that for us this morning. we would like to say thank you for joining us and good morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. i'm scott mcgrew. marcus has the week off. mike, it's been quite a morning. >> no break for folks coming across the san mateo. traffic is picking up, the volume here. we're looking to the east here. there's only one lane open. chp crews are here. we have a couple of tow trucks. one is bigger than the other, they have to clear this other tow truck that went off the roadway. ther

now, take a look at times square live this morning.me to "morning joe," all quiet now. it is wednesday, august 7th, along with joe, willie, and me, we have host of msnbc's politics nation, the president of the national action network, reverend alex sharpton. washington anger for bbc world news america caddy k. white house