it's part of the uniform of washington, d.c. they're all walking out right now with their hands up, an indication that at least one part of the complex, this massive washington navy yard, appears to have been secured, and some of the people who are inside who have literally been in lockdown since 8:20 this morning when the first shots rang out have been released. they're walking out with their hands held up, because as you've seen on a number of television shows and movies, there's always the concern that the shooter may be walking out among them and all precautions are taken so their hands are raised in the air. would that be a safe assumption, mr. willis? okay. we have lost mr. willis. okay. we don't have him. we do have mike viqueira. mike, moments ago we saw a group of people marching out of the scene, their hands raised in the air. they had the typical washington, d.c. federal worker laniards around their neck with their i.d. badges. it should be pointed out those badges, the reason they're around the neck is because you can

we do have our affiliate in washington, d.c., that would be wrc, they are doing the same thing we are, we are -- they are covering that breaking news, no pictures out of the washington navy yard just yet. this is the home of the navy system's command in washington, also the home of the chief of naval operations. we continue to monitor this. less listen as wwrc has development. >> it's a hub of activity. the department of transportation is there, a number of people who work there, the marine barracks there. a lot of people arriving for work so i can't imagine the scene that unfolded once police figured out what was going on and entered the building to try to support the people who work there and try to track down this gunman. >> as we listen to the wrc, the nbc station in washington, d.c. they are sending cameras, we continue to follow the developments on this breaking news story. a gunman on the loose at the d.c. navy yard after a shooting, at least one victim, the rest of the facility locked down and of course marla, we'll continue to follow this as it develops. >> scott, in the last

. >> a shooting rampage at the washington, d.c. navy yard, several people killed including one gunman. but we can tell you this threat is not over. a community still on edge this hour with authorities still searching for those two additional gunmen. good morning, everything, thank you very much for joining us, i'm john kelly. >> the tragic numbers are changing by the hour, but here's the latest, 17 people dead, another five wounded in the rampage. this all happened about 3 1/2 miles from the white house at this navy yard. we turn to danielle lee with the latest. >> reporter: we now know the shooter is dead and police are looking for two additional shooters that could be in the area. meanwhile the area where i am remains on lockdown. as you can see behind me, on alert and on edge. >> authors say a gunman possibly armed with a military style assault rifle walked into a building at the washington navy yard where 3,000 people work and started shooting. police say multiple people have been killed and even more are injured. >> he was sho

let's talk about the washington, d.c. area with folks not familiar with where all this transpired here in southeast d.c. and navy yard as well. when you talk about law enfor enforcement presence, you would be hard prelgsed to find where there are more officers standing at the ready to respond to efforts than washington, d.c. >> i don't think there's any place in the country with more badge carrying, gun carrying law enforcement officers representing different agencies. atf, fbi, local police, food and drug, you name it and there's somebody out there with a badge and gun capable of responding to a situation like this. so the issue is note getting enough men and women in law enforcement to respond, the issue was using those resources, responsively. there's going to be a lot of leads to cover. there's hundreds of badge carrying men and women out there right now. so somebody has got to take control and the fbi in a very big situation like this has the computer and experience. unfortunately because we have to work these big cri

that is in southeast washington, d.c. as many as three shooters have been identified including one in military fatigues. this according to a posting on the website of "the washington post." shortly after 8:20 this morning, three shots were fired inside the naval sea systems command headquarters building on the grounds of the washington navy yard. it's a massive complex there in southeast washington. there are conflicting reports on the number of people shot. a police spokesman saying there are four victims including one police officer. other reports suggest as many as ten, possibly 12 people were injured and a second officer may have been among the injured. those reports have not yet been independently confirmed. now, there are about 3,000 people who work at that complex inside the naval sea systems command headquarters. emergency teams right now are working to provide shelter for all personnel. they will been told quite simply to shelter in place, meaning to stay inside their offices until they've been given the all-clear

back to our developing story the washington d.c. police chief says twelve people have now been confirmed dead after a shooting at a navy yard in washington d.c. witnesses say a gunman was shooting from the fourth floor people in a cafeteria reports claim two or three gunmen may have been involved in the attack two of them already killed though that information is confirmed several civilians and police officers are among the victims approximately three thousand people to work. the building where the largest of the navy's command systems is situated will bring you more as we get it. quick now to some other news happening around the world and salvage teams are attempting to right be grounded luxury cruise ship the costa concordia the eleven story line which is roughly the length of three football pitches is now being freed from rocks and moved onto a platform built on the sea bed the accident killed thirty two people when the ship ran aground off the island the italian island of giglio the operation is expected to last at least twelve

it shows washington, d.c. you can see here it's a newspaper boy, some sort of possibly like a police officer, a official. this is a well-dressed woman. this is a coach or carriage driver. women with products of -- [inaudible] coming from charlestown, saint mary county coming up to washington, d.c., to the center market selling goods. this is went on for almost a century. this image kind of portrays that. as you can see, the capitol dome is in the back. okay, a fascinating fellow. as i mentioned earlier, john c. -- sorry. i mentioned this to mr. cole. frederick douglass -- 1847, starts the north starr niewp. he had a riff with william lloyd gareson. they a difference of opinion. douglass said i'm going to take matters to my own hands. he started the "north star." changed names a couple of times. he ran a newspaper in new york for 17 to 18 years. he retired ceased publication during the civil war, and he was looked on as most prominent newspaper man of his era. prominent black newspaper man of his era. john c. u

navy, which is open to the public, and it is nestled in the heart of washington, d.c. the navy yard is two subway stops and less than two miles away from the u.s. capitol building, right next to where the washington nationals baseball team plays. that home game there tonight has been rescheduled for tomorrow because the stadium is so close to where this happened. this was an attack on a military headquarters. this was an attack on the headquarters of the naval sea systems command. but this was not removed from civilian life. this happened in the middle of a major u.s. city. some of the victims today were taken to washington hospital center, which has a very well regarded trauma center. because of the toll of gun violence in the civilian streets of washington, d.c., washington hospital center has extensive, extensive experience treating gunshot wounds, so much so that army physicians and navy physicians train at washington hospital center to ramp up their gunshot treatment skills before they deploy into combat zone. the chief medical officer for that facility acknowledge

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mayor in washington, d.c.e moment also president obama is expected to come out for a previously scheduled speech regarding the u.s. economy. today's the day that marks the collapse of lehman brothers that helped contribute to the financial fallout across the country that people are still dealing with today. but this is the latest information we have now based on the shooting that occurred first report at 8:20 a.m. eastern time that is the navy yartd 1.2 miles south of the capitol building and washington, d.c. shots fire inside the navy yard and a massive police response inside by helicopter in the air. and also by emergency vehicles on the ground. the numbers we have according to the washington, d.c. mayor that you just heard from, four wounded, about but no firm number of fatalities. he also believed that it was an isolated incident, his words. that took place again around 8:15, with 8:20 this morning. then you heard the police chief say potentially and she stressed potentially there is pursuit now of two oth

washington. we heard from the police chief of d.c.'s metropolitan police. re dead because of this massive shooting in building 197 of the washington navy yard. we heard from the president today. he spoke. had a planned address speaking about the state of the economy, but spoke, made comments off the top of this calling this a cowardly act. we heard from the mayor of the district of columbia, vincent gray, saying thus far the motive is unknown. we know according to the police chief, one gunman is dead and cnn has confirmed a government official with detailed knowledge of the shooting said the dead shooting suspect has been fingerprinted and i.d.'d and a second possible attacker, possible shooter, is still being sought. and as we get more information and are beginning to hear from those who were inside this navy yard and just outside, i want to bring in my next guest. he's paul williams. he has been working, from what i understand, paul, all of two weeks not too far away from the washington navy yard at casa where you help displaistced families and kids. let m

as i indicated a while ago, we are following multiple stories, the story that's unfolding in washington, d.c. that is still the scene there liven as there is a plethora of -- a small army of ambulances and police vehicles outside the washington navy yard in southwest washington, d.c. because 8:20 this morning, a gunman or gunmen walked into the complex and opened fire. our mike viqueira has been on the scene. mike bring us up to date. have we lost mike viqueira? we lost mike viqueira momentarily. but a short while ago wash mayor vincent gray came out and informed the public there were three shooters, one we believe to have been -- in fact two we believe to have been in some sort of military garb. they opened fire inside the washington navy yard. washington post confirms at least six people confirmed dead, the number of wounded said to be 10 and 12, although multiple sources are reporting that number may indeed grow. we are also receiving word rye anonymity from the washington from transported to that facility all with wounds to their lower extremities. also gw hospital which is located just

so this now, of course, getting attention at the highest levels across washington, d.c. and still the question is, as so many others have said in the last hour and a half, how did a shooter get a weapon inside the washington navy yard? all things are possible. every security measure probably has a way of being breached if someone wants to do it but this is really by any measure quite an extraordinary situation. >> i want to go back to tom fuentes. barbara is saying that it's quite an unusual situation to be able to get a gun in there. but like matt said, if he works there and showed his i.d., he could be welcomed in like any other day, although we don't know that to be true. >> yes. as you said, people show their i.d.s to get in and drive in. they are able to park inside the facility. so you could have a bcazooka in the trunk of your car and it wouldn't be seen. if somebody had an appointment or were allowed access because they work there, certainly they could have any equipment in their car to unload and begin shooting once they get there. >> we just got word that six el

military yard in washington, d.c. several are dead, 3,000 people are work in the naval yards where the shooting took place. u.n. inspectors say there is clear and convincing evidence that syria used chemical weapons to kill hundreds much people. the first confirmation by scientists that chemical weapons were used. u.n. secretary ban ki-moon say the evidence is indisputabl

navy yard here in washington, d.c. but there's a multiple -- there's a multitude, shall we say, law enforcement agencies on the scene. you mentioned the fbi, u.s. military police, d.c. metropolitan police. it looks like everybody has moved into this area, evan. >> yes, that's right. wolf, there's a very -- this is an area in washington because of obviously of all of the different threats that are faced with the federal government and the military facilities in this area, they are very well practiced in this area. the d.c. police, for instance, does a lot of drills. they roll out on multiple reports of bags that are left unguarded or unattended near metro stations or outside of public buildings. i mean, multiple times a day these guys roll out to try to secure scenes. so this is something that they are well practiced in. the joint terrorism task force is part of this as well. they -- this is a grouping of the federal agencies and the local police of this entire area and they are all well practiced in trying to secure pla

washington, d.c. being about ten square miles in area so it is not a massive area and everybody was affected. as you heard the president when he -- spoke and addressed the nation earlier today. he indicated he was keeping track of everything taking place on capitol hill -- consume -- washington navy yard. you heard mike viqueira say his speech was delayed 20 minutes because of it. we have new numbers now, my producer is telling me in my ear, the number of shot was, 12 shot, seven dead. and these numbers are coming in from reuters. and a police officer is confirming the new fums. the new numbers new numbers. look for two suspects, one of the gunmen is now believed to be dead, the two others mike viqueira wearing military garb which has to send chills to official washington, especially in the major nadal hasan situation. mike, is mike there? >> we do have our shot up. there was a naval commander that walked by, on site during the shooting, happened 8:00, going on more than five hours, he described a har

she is live at the scene there in washington, d.c. she reported about an hour ago that the shooter has a history of misconduct and it's not clear whether he was voluntarily discharged from the navy or the u.s. military or not. regardless of the truth, when it comes out, how does one get hired as a defense contractor with that type of history? >> well, it depends on the background investigation and what type of vetting process. i'm not sure what the security level is. but, of course, the higher the security level, the greater degree of scrutiny there is in vetting an applicant. so, if it was for a loyer level unclassified position or some the lower classifications, the investigating process would be a normal employment process. so, some of these signs that would manifest itself the type of behaviors that trigger this activity might not have been present during that investigation. >> bill: that's a good point. mark, thank you. we will row lie on you for your insight coming up soon. mark by telephone sorting what we know and what we fran

it get to the big breaking news at this hour, several people are dead following a shooting at washington, d.cdead at least one shooter and d.c. police say there could pti

an active shooting here in washington, d.c. somebody opened fire, a lone gunman at this point is all we know. we have folks going out there immediately trying to get the situation. no reports of any fatalities, but it aer 52s to be a loan gunman. we have a former fbi profiler and cliff, we are all getting quick first reports of what's going on. loan gunman and no fatalities yet. this is the navy yard. could be dealing with ex-military. what are you thinking about? >> where the shooting is believed to have taken place is in the fourth floor of a building that holds about 3,000 people that work there on a normal work day. we know the shooting supposedly took place at about 8:30. there reports of multiple people wounded as you suggest. we don't know about anybody being killed or motive or weapon. we know the d.c. police are on the scene. of course there will be military police on the scene and the fbi will have jurisdiction, but it's a fast moving situation. the question is is this alleged gunman still in the building that contain

washington, d.c. metropolitan police are all involved. the fbi its leading the scene. >> on a federal piece of federal property. evan, thanks very much. shots first rang out early this morning. brian todd has been covering the breaking news for all of us. all day. here is brian's report. [ sirens blaring ] >> reporter: first frantic calls to police came in after 8:15 a.m., shots fired several injured at the u.s. navy yard. >> i heard three shots. pow, pow, pow. 30 second later, i heard four more shots. and a couple -- they knew they were shot. and started panicking. >> i know i lost a friend. i worked in the pentagon years ago with the i belief to be one of the fatalities. >> came around the corner. aimed the gun. fired two or three shots. >> reporter: 3,000 people work at the facility miles from the white house and capital. >> thee was far enough down the hall, we couldn't seep his face. we could see him with the rifle. he aimed, raised it, and hit high on the wall. >> security was tightened around the capitol. schools nearby locked down

i'll speak live in the coming minutes with the washington, d.c. mayor, vincent gray. washington. you're in "the situation room."

the world but there's one place wal-mart hasn't been able to conquer and that's right here in washington d.c. until now wal-mart recently announced its plans to open up six stores in the area but those plans were nearly derailed when the d.c. city council began considering a measure that would require large retailers like wal-mart to pay their employees a living wage of no less than twelve dollars fifty cents an hour in wages and benefits wal-mart which the tories lee pays much much lower wages announce that they would abandon their plans if indeed the measure passed well the measure did pass over d.c. mayor vincent gray heeded it and on tuesday the d.c. city council failed to collect enough votes to override the mayor's veto wal-mart said it now plans to proceed with its initial plans to bring stores to the nation's capital so is this a good thing or a bad thing for this city and other cities that wal-mart made come to next to open up new stores to talk more about this i was joined earlier by anthony l. fisher a producer for reason t.v. in new york and reverend grayling hagler the senior pa

>> we've updated security alert in the washington, d.c. area. >> greta: it does look like one guy but it's under investigation. >> it's still under investigation. so, again, whafrt motives, why it happened where it happened we'll have to wait. >> greta: coming up more live fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. >>> earlier at the washington navy yard we spoke with naif yeah -- navy captain. >> greta: captain first what a harrowing expeer yechblts a lot of loss of life? >> i don't know the whole extent. we were evacuated by police from the building so you probably know more about that. i do know from colleagues dinot see, but i talked to colleagues later and they don't want to give names but i know, a colleague of mine told me a mutual friend of mine heard this. >> greta: where were you when you had an inkeling something was wrong. >> it

the reason being so much of the washington, d.c. security apparatus is so very close to the washington navy yard, so when the first calls went out of shots fired there was a massive response. and this is one of the more curious scenes that we saw throughout the course following this is the scene of civilian workers as you can see here in most cases, hustling out of that building with their hands over their heads. just a number of one of the scenes we watched as the horrendous story unfolded throughout the course of the day, and the man who was there out there for us, our white house correspondent, mike viqueira is on the line for us. mike where do things stand with this investigation? >> tony as far as the information we have got, the last weird we heard was there was still a person of interest, that person at large. we don't know where that person is, but we're 11 hours into this tony. there is still a lockdown or modified lockdown in place around the navy yard here. the navy has announced that only mission-essential personnel shoul

next door to washington, d.c. is a pretty good draw. but at some point in time, this issue is really about who has the best idea about how to grow america, how to put americans to work. and it's the private sector. >> i agree. 90% of our jobs have come from the private sector since the bush era -- >> but your job growth has been abysmal compared to states last texas. >> last year we led the region -- >> we had this dialogue earlier about low-paying jobs. i want to ask from that perspective, the city of baltimore, one out of every four people is in poverty. wouldn't they be better off to have a job, even if it was a minimum wage job? >> oh absolutely. there's dignity in all work. every job is important. this year, we moved more of our citizens from werfel into work. that's important. but what i'm trying to underscore here, newt, is that there's a mix required. you have to not only cut your budget and be willing to be fiscally responsible, you have to be willing to make the smart investments that actually improve the levels of education f

straight away off to washington, d.c. this is the fbi giving more details of the shooting tha at e u.s. military base. >> we have michael monroe, who is a special agent in charge of the washington field office, the nay valley criminal investigative service, and he'll be followed by the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia. we also have teresa chambers, the chief of the u.s. park police, kenneth ellerby, the chief of dc fire ems as well as carl facilco. thank you. >> we understand that that was a preliminary introduction to those people we might expect at the press conference in washington, d.c. coming up in just a moment. we'll hear from the authorities just as they appear at the lecturn. in the meantime let's go to kimberly, tell us a little bit about what you've heard from the fbi since daylight this morning? >> well, we have been waiting for that update with anticipation. we have made a number of phone calls. we have referred to that update. you can see there from the introductions that in fact, it is expected to

it's here in washington, d.c. [ sirens ] >> we are hearing multiple shots being fired right now. we did hear that there is an officer down. so, we don't know if this officer down is one of the three folks we heard that was shot, but again, just seconds ago, we heard multiple shots being fired and then officer down. >> it seems right now people are rattled, but right now there's still a heavy police presence, s.w.a.t. vehicles are still being driven into the navy yard. it's being circled by helicopters here. >> i just wanted to point out, more police assets moving in here now, unmarked vehicles. this has been all morning. >> schools are in lockdown mode. u.s. capitol police have increased security around the capitol. >> just three gunshots straight in a row, pop, pop, pop. three seconds later, it was pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, so it was like, about a total of seven gunshots. and we just started running. >> you heard that the traffic, the street traffic in that area was shut down. the metro stations in the area were shut down, the subway stations, but we've also been told that the d.

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. >>> we're following breaking news out of washington, d.c. where a gunman is reportedly inside a military building at the washington navy yard. there are reports of injuries. the massive lockdown now underway. >>> we also have developing news in the south bay. police are investigating the discovery of a body early this morning. >>> more than a thousand people remain stranded in colorado's deadly floods as more rain hampers the rescue efforts. how far crews are going to save victims. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> we're following breaking news out of washington, d.c. right now. these are live pictures where an active shooter is on the loose. we understand several people have been shot. this happened at the washington navy yard this morning. we'll have a live report in just moments. good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> we're gonna check weather and traffic. a lot to tell you there. steve? >> we're waiting for a system to move in on tuesday which will give us a cooldown. today is an in

in washington d.c. multiple people fatally shot at the navy yard the headquarters is the work place for thousands of employees and is the largest of the navy's five system commands more on this breaking news ahead and the u.s. and russia have struck a deal to have the syrian government remove its chemical weapons by twenty fourteen at the same time the u.n. has released a report on the use of chemical weapons but do we know who is responsible for their use details coming up and it's been five years since the collapse of lehman brothers investment bank and the bailout of ai g. that caused a crisis that included the government bailouts of the big banks that helped create the too big to fail phrase that we all know today we'll take a look back at what we've learned later in the show. it's monday september sixteenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm on your i david and you're watching our t.v. . gunshots rang out this morning at the u.s. navy yard in washington d.c. killing several people and injuring many ot

it is one of the worst things we have seen in washington, d.c. that's how the city's police chief described today's shooting rampage that killed 13 people including the gunman. dozens including a police officer were hurt. and the shooting happened in building 197 of the washington navy yard. the building is just a couple of miles from the u.s. capitol. one with witness described what happened when the shooting happened. >> he was far enough down the hall where we couldn't see his face but he aimed and fired and hit high on the wall just as we were trying to leave. >> federal and local law enforcement officers rushed to the scene. people inside the building were ordered to stay there. only to be escorted out a few hours later. there are still many questions about what happened but here's what we know so far. d.c. police say at least 13 people including the gunman were killed. the city's mayor says several people were hurt. three people including a police officer were critically wounded. police say a gunman, 34 aaron alexis was killed, investigators

>> we've updated security alert in the washington, d.c.t does look like one guy but it's under investigation. >> it's still under investigation. so, again, whafrt motives, why it happened where it happened we'll have to wait. >> greta: coming up more live coverage. stay with us. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrft. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. >>> earlier at the washington navy yard we spoke with naif yeah -- navy captain. >> greta: captain first what a harrowing expeer yechblts a lot of loss of life? >> i don't know the whole extent. we were evacuated by police from the building so you probably know more about that. i do know from colleagues dinot see, but i talked to colleagues later and they don't want to give names but i know,

washington, d.c. navy ship yard. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> here is a look at aaron alexis. the man authorities say went on a rampage today armed with an assault rifle, shotgun and handgun before being killed in a shootout. >> alexis was among the 13 killed at the ship yard. about a dozen others had been injured including two law enforcement officer autos police are still searching for a second possible seen on surveillance video. the navy yard snot far from washington national ballpark. >> reporter walter perez with our sister station is live in washington, d.c. now with the latest on what's happening. walter? >> well, dan, carolyn a confirmed death toll is 13. that does include alleged gunman identified as a 34-year-old aaron alexis of fort worth, texas. tonight they continue searching for a possible second shooter, it was like a scene from a war zone, people were rescued by way of a basket lowered from a helicopter. inside witnesses say it certainly looked like a war zone as well. >> p.o.w., p

that is in southeast washington, d.c. it all started shortly after 8:20 this morning. that is when shots were reported fired nctsed the naval sea command system building on the grounds of the washington navy yard. a police spokesman said there are four victims including one that's a police officer. there are by way of numbers about 3,000 people that work at the naval sea system commands headquarters.

four hundred jobs when wal-mart moved in why should we expect that the retail giant will improve washington d.c. economy given this track record. well i mean the democratic mayor of d.c. vetoed the city council because he understood that having three large businesses that are going to employ a lot of people in low income areas is a good thing and that ultimately it's better to have nonunion non-unionized jobs than no jobs at all and nationally wal-mart pays pays their employees comparable wages to unionized supermarkets so the idea that they were just that they are destroyers of small businesses is actually not met by the data nationally well you know actually that's incorrect because when you look at wal-mart the reality is wal-mart yes pays some salaries but they don't pay benefits very often and the benefits that they pay are too costly for most workers who are called associates and wal-mart to access that's the reality and in fact when you look around and see what happened with the wal-mart associates is that they end up on public assistance or they end up having to tap into food stamps or

been in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture all opponents are already predicting its death obamacare is really working out just as planned in the future could it be brighter for health care in america more on that in just a moment also today over one hundred people demanding the immediate passage of immigration reform were arrested outside the u.s. house of representatives it's clear that our immigration system needs to be fixed so what's going to pay for house republicans to get their act together and pass a bill and believe it or not the vatican is moving in the right direction tell you why in tonight's deleted. you need to know this according to a management memo leaked to the press trader joes will drop health care for part time workers and will instead give them a five hundred dollars annual check to pay for a new insurance plan it has conservative screen that we're all going to be paying for the cost of health care for low income workers and as liberal scratching thei

washington, d.c. police, and the fbi say the report after shooter still inside this washington navy yard. the parking lot, the building in the background we would assume that would be the building in question. but that's just an assumption we are making. u.s. navy reporting on twitter they are on the lookout for a gunman somewhere on this campus, southeastern washington, about two miles from the u.s. capitol building. >> we are taking a look at the live shot on the left hand side of your screen. you can see civilians on the street watching trying to figure out what's going on. at 8:20 a.m. this morning, here come the ambulance streaming down the street in front of the washington navy yard. the pentagon is saying three shots were fired at buildings 197 which is the navy c command buildings. at least one injury confirmed at this point as we watch the ambulances pull up in front of the building. obviously this is a great concern. they are trying to figure out who this person is and locate this person. the

the third is that washington, d.c. police officer that you mentioned.iddle of what's being called a very complex surgery to try to repair the damage to his legs. it's said that surgery is going to last several hours. basically what happened is he came into direct confrontation with the shooter, he was shot several times in the leg. the bullets literally ripping right through his legs, damaging both bones and blood vessels, and i'm told that there is some concern about whether he will be able to walk again. that is something they are going to look at in the next 24 hours after he comes out of surgery and they're able to assess the damage. there's another young woman who was shot in the shoulder. she also is in surgery right now, and there was a third woman who you would think would have the most traumatic injuries, but will not need surgery at all. she was shot in the head at the navy yard, but amazingly, that bullet did not penetrate her skull and she is resting and recovering here at the hospital right now. jake? >> unbelievable. thank you so much, chr

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victoria azarenko ♪ >> welcome back everyone, let's recap our top story, washington, d.c. say at least 13 people were killed when a gunman opened fire at the washington navy yard. police say one gunman was killed and they are looking for possible second suspect. we can tell you the name of the suspected gunman who was killed 34-year-old aaron alexis from fort worth, texas. jim is a fellow at the truman national project. jim, welcome, and with me here on set is my colleague, david shuster. and david you worked there in -- boy, in d.c. for a number of years. >> yeah, 18. >> 18 years. which means you know that navy yard. you know the area around the navy yard particularly well. how would you describe it? >> with the navy yard it's 65 acres, sort of a sprawling complex, but about a mile and a half from the u.s. capitol building. the police are literally just blocks away, and that's why they were able to respond to quickly. it's the largest onshore navy installation. this area sat empty for many years. once upon a time it has been a torpedo research center, and then it largely

back in the washington, d.c. bureau of cnn. wolf? >>> jake, thanks very much. happening now, we have extraordinary new details about the gunman who killed 12 people at the washington navy yard. police, family and friends, they are painting a picture of a deeply troubled individual who heard voices, felt vibrations, before he apparently snapped. >>> we also are getting new information right now about the weapon. authorities say alexis walked into the navy yard with a shotgun. we are going to tell you where and how he managed to buy that weapon. and a city known for its tough gun laws is now in mourning. amid deep anger over apparent security lapses. i'll speak live in the coming minutes with the washington, d.c. mayor, vincent gray. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. you're in "the situation room." a day after gunfire and sirens echoed in the nation's capital, mourning has begun for the 12 people shot dead at the washington navy yard. today, we finally learned the identities of all of them. we are learning so much more about the man who authorities say walked into t

. >> and danielle, tell us what other parts of washington, d.c. are now taking precautions. >> reporter: well, yeah, this is also a residential area. so a lot of the residents in the area have been told to shake shelter to avoid this area altogether. we're within a couple of miles of the white house. the u.s. capitol is close by. security is heightened over there. so this is definitely something that's being taken seriously in this entire area. people -- rather police are telling people to avoid the navy yard area altogether. >> but two gunmen are still on the loose. i can only imagine. danielle nottingham, thank you. >>> at least 12 people are dead after a shooter opened fire at a navy yard in washington, d.c. several others have been injured. one suspect is dead. two others on the run. tune into kpix for more information. >>> we're already more than halfway the through 60-day dealing-off -- cooling off period ordered by the governor in the b.a.r.t. strike. even as negotiations pick up, management is making plans for a strike. as kppi's sue quan

when you put it here in the washington, d.c.der the fbi, you have got access to more than 600 fbi agents who are available here. and that's in combination with what's called the joint terrorism task force so you can think of this really as a force multiplier for the investigation. also, if you are dealing with a potential suspect still crossing state lines, that is easier when the fbi is overseeing the investigation. the d.c. police chief explaining the scope earlier today. this is going to to be longer term investigation. when we clear that last suspect whether it's a person we are looking for or not. we will have additional lifted. right now everything remains closed that was closed earlier and this is still very active. asking the shelter in place do remain. >> also a shift to the fbi is really another data point that terrorism has not been completely ruled out in this case. harris. >> harris: catherine herridge, thank you very much. "on the record" host greta van susteren has been following this very closely today. she lives

we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of washington, d.c. joining us right now from washington is james gilmore, the former governor of virginia, who was in office during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. governor, good to have you on the program. thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you, maria, thank you, bill. >> what is your instinct here? how do you protect an area. you were the governor of virginia when the pentagon was attacked back on that fateful day september 11th. what's your reaction to an incident like this in terms of protecting the people when you have such fast-moving developments? >> well, that's right. as governor during the 9/11 attack, my duty at the time was to provide some sense of stability and some sense to the public that in fact things were being handled and that their safety was being protected. in this particular case, we've just got to know more. if it's one shooter and he had some kind of personal problem that was causing him to do this kind of violence, that's one thing. if it's multiple shooters because of some p