bill: it's 9:34 in washington d.c. doocy is telling us what he knows based on what he has seen at the scene. local reports in washington that perhaps an employee heard a loud sound and reacted in a way that suggested they were concerned about what was going on man the end perhaps this is nothing. based on the facts that you have what's going on there inside the navy yard? >> really the only facts that we have are what we can see from here just a block or two away from the entrance to the navy yard. amid these reports that it could be a false alarm we have seen some of the heavily armed tactical officers pulling back or at least going back to their cars. but we haven't seen have many people leaving. there is still a lot of air traffic. it seems like another helicopter just arrived. i count three helicopters and one surveillance aircraft doing tight circles around this general area. we don't know what is being found and what is not being found as these s.w.a.t. officers go room to room in that building. but outside their

the embassy in washington, d.c. and he'll be speaking with john kerry at the state department. this is not symbolic but also hugely substantive. >> absolutely. you cannot over state the importance of the raising of flags here. cuba wins here. the raising of the american flag in havana, but the united states wins in the long term in some respects. diplomats in cuba will be able to travel all across the island now. previous they were able to travel in the confines of havana. >> hold on one second. this is bruno rodriguez. let's listen in to what the foreign minister has to say. [ speaking spanish ] >> okay, clearly he's speaking in spanish. we think he'll translate himself in english. but while we're doing that, let's continue with those spots of how this may benefit the u.s. in the long term. >> first of all the bruno rodriguez talking about the change and different forces in the country and the united states that brought this moment to fruition, but going back to the point of how this will benefit the u.s. prior to

in about an hour they're raising the cuban flag in washington, d.c. but even though today, that building that is behind you becomes the u.s. embassy in cuba, no such ceremony until a future date when the secretary of state can go to havana and do something, right? >> yeah. they erected a flag pole at this building, but right now, no flag flying there. it's because the u.s. flag will not be flying here at this building at the u.s. embassy until john kerry visits havana. we expect that to be later this summer. you're right, even though this is a u.s. embassy, there is no law that says there has to be a u.s. flag flying here. right now, while there's all this fanfare in washington, here in havana no flag yet. >> gabe thank you very much for being with me. i want to bring in republican congressman mark sanford of south carolina. thank you very much for being with me. >> my pleasure. >> let me get your reaction first to the restoration of the full diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuban government today. >> well you know some people are upset, some

we're on m street southeast in washington, d.c. you can see behind me the navy yard is a couple blocks in the distance. the police presence is as high as it was more than an hour ago when we first arrived on seen. but there's no confirmation that there was a shooter inside. there were just reports of a shooter inside. you can see by the response here how on edge this city is and in fact how on edge the country is as we head into this holiday weekend. we've talked to witnesses who were inside this episode this morning. they were told to leave. they were told if you the couldn't shetlter in place -- some for actually running out of the building. but again, no reports of anyone we could find who actually heard a gunshot. the police presence has not diminished at all over the last hour or so. still investigating this. still a very serious situation here in southeast washington. >> jeff and of course everybody is very alert when you talk about place where such a tragic mass shooting happened two years ago. stay with us on the scene, jef

meanwhile, in washington d.c.s secretary josh earnest , condemned monday's attack. >> i can take the united states strongly condemns the terrorist attack that occurred in southern turkey. our condolences go out to the families of the victims, many of whom had come to that community to assist in reconstruction effort. we express our solidarity with the turkish government and the turkish people and reaffirm our undeterred resolve to the fight against the share threat of terrorism. amy: in campaign news republican presidential candidate jeb bush has outlined his economic policy, which includes cutting 10% of the federal workforce and introducing a constitutional amendment to require the federal government to balance its budget. meanwhile, ohio governor john kasich has entered the presidential race, becoming the 16th republican contender. "the wall street journal" is reporting that new york state's fast-food wage board is expected to recommend hiking the minimum wage for fast-food workers to $15 an hour on wednesday.

reports of shots fired at the navy yard in washington, d.c. the military base is still on lockdown. pdate from d.c. next. >>> plus from the state capitol to the slammer, more on the guilty plea from former state senator leland yee next. >>> a live look outside right now, this from emeryville, a lot of people getting ready to make their way into san francisco, we are tracking a couple of fires this morning, dry conditions this week but things a little more humid today. we will be talking about that in 15 minutes of nonstop news -- s fired at the navy yard in washington, d-c. >>> an update now to breaking news from washington, d.c. reports of shots fired at the navy yard there in southeast d.c., that yard is still on lockdown. >> let's check in with "today in the bay" tracie potts. she is live in washington, d.c. with the very latest. >> good morning. we're getting updates by the moment. here is the latest information that we know. security at the white house has been stepped up as a response to this, but also we're learning at this moment that d.c. police are being told that no more r

from washington, d.c. to tennessee thousands evacuated after a train car holding a taxing material erupted. i am jenna lee. >> kristina trinkle: >> and i am in for jon scott. they evacuated people south of the town of knox vil and 5,000 people could be out of their home for days. the substance in the burning car and the smoke pouring from it is dangerous for anyone to breathe. >> john robert has more from the atlanta bureau. >> reporter: i talked to the blunt county sheriff's office and they say the fire is still burning. a cfx train was rolling close to mary ville and an axle broke on a car carrying a highly toxic chemical and the police chief said the broken axle ruptured the car or caused it to crash. when it burns are creates a deadly gas that used to be used in gas chamber executions. so folks evacuated people within a one and a half mile radius of the crash and they'll likely have to stay out of their homes for at least another day. >> the fire man came to the door and woke me and my dog up. they tol

we're broadcasting from washington, d.c., where history is being made today.in a major diplomatic thaw, cuba will raise its flag here and officially reopen its u.s. embassy after 54 years. hundreds are gathering for this historic moment, including u.s. and cuban lawmakers and diplomats, activists and artists, scholars and historians. cuban foreign minister bruno rodrÍguez is leading a delegation of over two dozen officials from havana, including cuba's chief negotiator josefina vidal. also among the attendees is cuban singer-songwriter silvio rodriguez and former parliament president ricardo alarcon. this afternoon, rodrÍguez will hold a joint news conference with secretary of state john kerry at the state department where cuba's flag was raised earlier this morning, joining the flags of more than 150 other countries that have diplomatic relations with the u.s. in havana, the u.s. embassy will also reopen its doors today. kerry is set to travel there later this summer for the formal inauguration ceremony where a u.s. flag will be hoisted. cubans have welcomed

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when you look at this as a whole, i'm in washington, d.c. it's a washington, d.c. problem that bleeds out to the rest of the country. it's not isolated to san francisco. these guys are deported multiple times and they're allowed to go back to the country and they go straight to the sanctuary cities. the gang of 8 bill wouldn't have prevented this because it an amendment from senator feinstein that wouldn't allow the feds to crack down. it's a failure at the local and federal level. >> san francisco is a sanctuary city but america under obama is a sanctuary country. if you one of the families that lost a loved one, if you were one of the 426 families that had a sexual assault against a loved one or 303 of the families that had a kidnapping and you found out these people were arrested and not deported but put back into the public. how angry would you be? >> i am actually quite angry because our immigration system is a complete failure, from a security perspective -- >> i'm asking about if this was happening to you, our government is not keeping -- >> like i say, sean

a lot of people have connections to washington, d.c. there are a number of institutions that employ black women. there is an opportunity to work as a teacher. you have howard university, one of the most prestigious institutions at the time. and you have the heart of the federal government that is already desegregated. so you have a white collar economy that black women can go into. there is domestic work available there your and a long established left community that has been there since the late 18th century. so there were already churches and businesses and doctors and all kinds of services. so even though the city is largely segregated, there were spaces that created affluent communities and new migrants and settlers were looking for those kinds of opportunities. a lot of women were coming from the midsouth, north carolina south carolina, virginia. you have some coming from georgette. but predominantly you will find this carolina-based culture. so there is this interesting train of connection you will see even as early as the late 19

not a lot of details now. >> we're looking at images out of washington d.c. ll. who else is on scene? >> there were emergency responders that i saw. there's also tremendous amount of security at the base. remember that the military and the pentagon and norad that's responsible for base security across north america, raised the alert status a few weeks ago. >> what does that mean ? >> that there would be extra checks of ids. there would be additional security on the premises. there would be spot checks. it really is just taking it up a notch. that has been for some time very grave concerns about attacks on base. >> since we started rolling this video, we see more people rolling in. we haven't gotten confirmation yet. we started with video, now we're live. we review reports of active shooter. you imagine if it wasn't true the backup would start backing out. my question to you is on these bases, are they allowed to carry firearms to protect themselves should they come under fire? >> yes. absolutely. in fact every day i walk into the pentagon we have guards who ar

we want to interrupt coverage to take you to a live event in washington, d.c. the cuban flag about to be raised to officially mark the opening of a cuban embassy in washington, d.c. these are live pictures outside. it is the first time in more than five decades that the cuban cubaning from will be flying in the capital. libby casey is outside of the cuban embassy in washington. libby, good morning. tell us what to expect at the ceremony. >> stephanie, in just a few minutes they will raise the flag over the embassy and the embassy did become official at 12:01 this morning. this is certainly a significant moment. hundreds of people are on hand to witness it. afterwards we'll go inside and we'll address 500 people. they include dignitaries and leaders from the caribbean generally and also cuban culture leaders. and then later meeting with the secretary of state john kerry for what is described as a no holds barred diplomatic meeting. >> they have called it a substantive meeting between kerry and rodriguez. libby, go into more detail about the status change from th

frank joins us from washington d.c. frank good to have you with us. as a cuban american -- >> thank you for having me. >> -- what was it like to be a few blocks from the white house the cuban anthem being sung and the flag raised? >> as one hears about cuba, once you go behind the headlines you find a different reality. everybody keeps talking as that building became the cuban embassy. that building is the place that cuban be government was representsince jimmy carter. the american embassy has been the place for american diplomats. there have been more where american diplomats in cuba than be canadians or russians for more than 20 years. the change today is mostly symbolic. a sign has been changed. and the flags came up. >> right. >> now this is very important -- >> symbolism is important and you know speaker of the house john boehner encapsulated the main argument of those who oppose the thawing of relations by issuing a statement. he says it's appalling to see america's president welcoming and rewarding a regime that has no comparison to american va

marshals washington, d.c. shooter, reports of an active shooter at the navy yard in washington, d.c. we have nbc news being told by u.s. military officials that there have been reports of gunshots heard at the navy yard. employees on the campus of the navy yard are being told to shelter in place, not to move. we have buildings outside the navy yard being evacuated, and we have the fbi saying that they are responding but not confirming to what is happening here. clearly, this is a situation that is still unfolding that we are watching happen live before our eyes. sam stein. >> just a few little tidbits, nothing that great, but the u.s. navy is now officially confirming that they are on lockdown, but they're not giving anything out beyond that. local politician has tweeted that he wants people to give first responders some space here. and the person i know who lives next door to the navy yard e-mails to say, quote, it's absolutely nuts down there. the whole place is shut down. worth noting that the department of

breaking news out of washington d.c., there are reports of an active shooter at the washington navy yardare live pictures from outside the facility. the u.s. navy confirms on twitter a short time ago, the yard is on lockdown. shots having have been reported in a building there. >>> check out this spectacular show as lightning move through the bay area overnight. >>> meteorologist drew tuma. drizzle is confined to the north bay right now. other spots are dry. not as hot today is the big story. look at future temperatures coming up. >>> san francisco police are investigating a fatal shooting at pier 14 last night. a 13-year-old -- 34-year-old woman died at the hospital. police have detained a man. >>> the public utilities commission is expected to vote tomorrow on a revamp on electricity rates that could mean an increase in your bill. sierra club says raising power rates would hurt low income families. >>> evacuations continue in tennessee after a train derailed. 5,000 people have been forced to leave their homes in maryville west of nashville. >>> a look from our cameras, it looks like a

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catherine: philip crowther reporting that from washington d.c.. time to take a look at the day's business news with stephen carroll. we are going to start off with apple, a disappointing day for them. stephen: that's right, and some $66 billion has wiped off -- has been wiped off apple, despite an increase of profits by 40% for the three months at the end of june. the disappointment centers on sales of the iphone, which has driven apple profits for some time, coming in lower than expected at 47.5 million units sold over three months. nicholas rushworth has details. >> the apple share price has sagged over lower-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue forecast. the question being asked is has iphone fever peaked? >> they shipped a few less phones and everyone thought, just under 48 million. people thought it would be at least 50 million. but there is still a huge revenue number closing in on $50 billion on a quarterly basis which is phenomenal. >> apple had a record third quarter. china is red hot with sales almost doubling from last year. that market

breaking news out of washington, d.c. on that major security alert by the washington navy yard.all-clear for that facility despite earlier reports of a gunman and possible shooting there. pete williams reported the initial report came from someone inside building 197 who reported hearing something that sounded like gunshots. but there's no indication that there was a gunman or shots fired. we're waiting for a briefing from officials outside the navy yard and we'll bring it to you when it begins. i want to bring in jim mick krzyzewskichef miklaszewski for the latest. >> reporter: 12 people were massacred by a lone gunman there in 2013. the initial sweep of that building by federal and local law enforcement s.w.a.t. teams found no evidence of an active shooter. they could find no one who reported hearing gunshots. they found no bullet wounds no bullet holes, that bullet casings anywhere in the building. and i pretty much decided at that time that the reports were just not accurate. and that they were still, however, intent on doing a second sweep checking out every possible locati

newly opened embassy in washington d.c. the american embassy in havana has been reopened. >>> act of terror. the bombing in a cultural center in suruc has been attributed to be islamic state. >>> outgoing fifa president sepp blatter has been victim of a comedian's prank in zurich. british comedian managed to cover the president with fake bank notes. blatter sed he would be said he would be stepping down as president. leaving uncertain when the new election would be held. >> ladies and gentlemen we have to plead here first. otherwise i will not be able to speak to you ladies and gentlemen, when we speak about football. this has nothing to do with football. i'll be back in a few minutes thank you. >> joining us live from washington d.c david larkin, co-director of change fifa, which san organization aimed at making fifa more transparent. before we move on to anything else i'm sure you've seen those pictures. are you surprised that blatter didn't take take it with more humor? or even pretended to be? >> they say pictures say a

authorities are investigating reports of shots fired at a navy compound in washington, d.c. nder a lockdown and "shelter in place" orders. some live pictures. but they say everyone is accounted for. the same yard was the scene of a mass shooting you may recall back in september of 2013. back then, 12 people were killed, 8 people were injured. in that case the gunman was killed by police. this is at the oldest navy installation in the country. no reports of injuries. we will keep you updated. >>> three people are in the hospital one with life- threatening injuries after a motorcyclist lost control in san francisco and hit pedestrians. kpix 5's anne makovec is at the spot on market street where the crash happened last night. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning. this is a very busy area of market street normally even at 9 p.m. which is when this crash happened. this was the scene in the moments after that crash. and several blocks of market street were shut down for the police investigation. it was here at market and 3rd

there's just no will in washington, d.c. the america people safe. >> governor rick perry, thanks very much for joining us. >> you're welcome, wolf. >>> coming up i'll be joined by tom freidman who sat down with an exclusive interview with the president yesterday. we'll discuss what's going on with the iran nuclear deal. >>> later, astonishing new video the moment a mexican drug lord disappeared from his prison cell. we'll take a closer look at the tunnel he used a mile-long tunnel a sophisticated tunnel to break out of that prison. r company of the year? ranking from top to bottom. luxury cars just seem like they would be top awarded. yeah. there better be some awards behind what you are paying for right? the final answer. chevrolet is the most awarded car company of the year. really? i was just surprised. i'm interested to learn more about chevy. let's check out these 2015 chevy's. it's like a luxury car. i was shocked. i mean, this is chevy? when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working togeth

thanks arwa. >>> history made in havana and washington, d.c. the cuban flag is flying over cuba's embassy for the first time in 54 years as the two countries formally resume diplomatic relations. u.s. embassy in havana opened on monday. secretary of state john kerry will attend a similar flag raising in cuba next month. >>> the family of a woman fatal fatally shot on the san francisco pier will be in washington, d.c. to push for immigration reform. kate steinle's father will testify as it looks at sanctuary city policies. five-time deportee francisco lopez-sanchez was on the street because san francisco released him from jail after drug charges against him were dropped. >>> time for an early start on your money. u.s. stock futures closer higher. we will hear from apple after the close today. >>> stunning drop in gold. yesterday, gold plunged to an almost five-year low. concerns about higher interest rates and gold is a safe haven for investors, but experts think prices will fall further. >>> new information this morning on just how two killers

let's go to tom ackerman, who is monitoring this for us in washington, d.c. they insist this is not a cyberattack, correct? they all say this was not the result of a attack. when asked about it a little while ago this, was how they responded. >> the technical issues that are being experienced by the new york stock exchange, they said they'd that no malicious actors were involved.

new york and washington, d.c. deploying counter terrorism units while the pentagon is warning of lone wolf attacks by isis. >>> macy's is dropping donald trump's clothing line over his comments on immigration. how do you think this fallout will impact his presidential run. >>> time for the good, the pad, and the ugly. >>> we told you about a new study claiming that watching cat videos is good for your health. the young defeline watches her mom and mimics her moves. >>> this go cam man going over 130 miles an hour. they are stopping him and using this video to warn others about dangerous driving >>> the ugly a boy in texas gets an attack. 11-year-old katy telling her woman womanizing boyfriend, ding ding ding what was that? the elevator. you are not on my level. her oldest sister putting it on twitter. katy and her text a viral sensation. it is now two minutes until the top of the hour. this picture causing outrage on social media showing a group of men raising a gay pride flag. it was taken ten years ago for a gay

it is about the construction projects including one going up in washington, d.c. where he has hired a top project management company to oversee the job. questions have been raised about whether any of the workers on the site are undocumented immigrants. it has become a real issue, especially in light of trump's highly controversial comments about mexican immigrants. in the interview, trump gave an honest answer about employees working on his construction projects in general. admitting he cannot say for certain there are no illegal immigrants on any of the jobs. >> can you guarantee that you don't have illegal or undocumented workers working for you in hotel promise? >> i can't guarantee it? how can anyone? we have 34 million in the country. i used to hear 11. now it is 34 million. i cannot guarantee anything. we work he very hard to make sure everybody is legal as opposed to illegal. >> reporter: there was more controversy surrounding the washington, d.c. hotel that is supposed to open at the end of this year or some time in 2016. jose andres became the latest tru

. >> the white house, washington d.c., usa. today, july 2, 1964. the occasion: signing into law the civil rights act of 1964. >> we must not approach the observance and enforcement of this law in a vengeful spirit. its purpose is not to punish. its purpose is not to divide, but to end divisions. divisions which have lasted all too long. its purpose is national, not regional. [applause] this civil rights act is a challenge to all of us.

in washington, d.c.> we want to provide evidence and facts that are helping people to achieve reforms to alleviate suffering and hold people accountable. we want to provide a strong incentive for governments at every level to do all that they can to prosecute trafficking. and to shield at-risk populations. >> let's go to ros jordan who has been closely monitoring events in the u.s. in washington, d.c. i don't know if the they have said anything more after john kerry, but this is quite controversial. >> it is quite controversial. in fact, we just got an e-mail from senator bob menendez, who claims some of the changes in this year's trafficking in persons report are politicized changes not made on the merit. and certainly when it comes to the countries of malaysia and cuba the two country that he is focusing on, there are many people raising similar concerns. the question is for one whether malaysia has received this boost from the bottom tier, tier three, to tier two watch, which is a little subcategory b

according to the washington post trump's project in washington, d.c. has undocumented immigrants working at the site. we have cnn's joe johns with more on that. >> reporter: john and christine, a rare moment of uncertainty for donald trump. the presidential candidate known for speaking his mind and decisively about issues. it is about the construction project and one going up in washington d.c. where he hired a top management company to oversee the job. questions raised over any of the workers on-site are undocumented immigrants. it is a real issue in light of the trump comments at the campaign kickoff about mexican immigrants who cross the border into the u.s. trump gave an honest answer about employes on the construction projects. he admitted he cannot say for certain there are no illegal immigrants on any of the jobs. >> can you guarantee you don't have illegal or undocumented workers on hotel projects? >> i cannot guarantee it. we have 34 million in the country. i used to hear 11. now i hear 34 million. i cannot guarantee anything. i can say this w

poe and rodriguez have been to atlanta, vegas and even washington d.c. >> i've never had human kids. i've never had the opportunity to have a family, so poe has been my family. >> i understand, man. remember the family. >> yeah. >> rodriguez has been sharing poe's adventures on instagram. right now they've got 111,000 followers just waiting to see where their little family goes next. >> all of them pulling for little poe to hang in there. >> hang on a little longer. >>> we'll get to enjoy this beautiful weather for at least another day. >> another day and then it goes downtown. saturday is hot again, 92 we issued a yellow alert again on sunday. we don't do it often for heat, but we're doing it for heat,

. >> reporter: within minutes reaction in washington d.c.sident obama making it clear that if congress tries to block the deal he will act. >> so i will veto any legislation that prevents the successful implementation of this deal. >> it's not clear if it was coordinated in advance but immediately after the u.s. president spoke his iranian counterpart followed suit. >> translator: today is a new beginning, the beginning of a new trend, the beginning of happiness, the beginning of hope, the beginning of a better future for young people and the beginning for our beloved iran to accelerate its development. >> reporter: the eu foreign policy chief told al jazeera the deal could go well beyond the nuclear file and contribute to positive change in the middle east. >> i'm convinced the political will of the iranian leadership is there to use the window of tune opportunity to build trust in a constructive way and has an opportunity to show constructive show engagement and positive role in the region. >> reporter: the last sticking points resolved in

>> washington d.c.he first time in more than 50 years. . >>> the cuban flag now flying in washington, d.c. for the first time in more than 50 years. today the flag was raised to mark the reopening the cuban embassy. in cuba, the u.s. reopened its embassy in havana. it's the latest step to restore diplomatic relations between the two countries. secretary of state john kerry will be at the cuban embassy next month for if official raising of the american flag. >>> picture perfect. nasa says this breath taking view of our planet is the first single picture of earth in more than 40 years. this photoo was taken by a satellite camera stationed 1 million miles away. most all the earth pictures you have seen are actually multiple images stitched together as one. no single image of the face of the earth in full sun has been taken since 1972 by astronauts on apollo 17. >>> a website that matches up married people looking to cheat is being thenned by hackers tonight. the website is called ashley madison. it's sloga

we are though, waiting to hear from washington d.c.'right tom there was a massive police response to this thing. >> yeah. charles: and i think it was justified considering the events that happened there in 2013. >> i don't at all. and you and i rarely disagree, charles. but this one, i saw it two years ago, and i saw it now. it's like the -- when i was a highway patrolman, i had an old sergeant that said you don't need 12 police cars to chase one guy because all you're going to do is crash into each other. you can get an overreaction. one is we have one of our reporters said there were five blocks of four cross police cars hundreds of police officers all boxed into that one area. what if something happened down the street around the corner on the other side of town? was that a dupe to get them in to do that sort of thing. that's a question where you have to have the strategy . charles: right. >> and they've got so many police agencies in dc, everybody wanted to chase the ball if you will. >> sure i do worry about that, who is in command

mayor eric garcetti spoke in washington, d.c.cs that include immigration and raising minimum wage. this took place at the national press club. it's about an hour. >> hi, everybody. >> hello. >> especially you, mayor. welcome to the national press club. i'm bob wiener and i'm host of this. this is a news committee event and we're happy to have you all here. we're especially happy to have los angeles mayor eric garcetti who will discuss the nation's broken immigration system and his plans to address immigration reform through his local auspices while congress remains in gridlock. he will also -- this year he launched the step forward l.a. campaign which raised nearly $4 million to help 100,000 angelenos work legally by the time his first term ends. mayor garcetti will also make the case for the $15 minimum wage that was recently holds the los angeles record with his mother for voter registration anywhere in the country you have remstered 100,000 voters. congratulations, chuck, on that incredible performance. so the mayor earned his

today, welcome to washington d.c. the thousands of people who will celebrate. i have a group of panelists here today who are going to talk about this, the know more about this because they have written and studied. the first speaker is richard kreitner, special assistant to "the nation" magazine. they have an article in their the may issue. the current issue is on the stance. he has also contributed to reviewing essays on the american war, vietnam, the new deal, the chelsea hotel, the centennial anthology and other things. he wrote a piece that i read on the 14th amendment. he will talk about his piece and other aspects of the 14th amendment that are not very popular today because it does not get exercised very much. following richard's presentation we will hear from asa gordon, who is the head of the united states colored troops descendents association. he also has his own website and his own publication. he has litigated in this area. he has been in the courtroom and other places litigating around the 14th amendment. we are going to start with richard kreitne

the washington, d.c. navy yard on lockdown right now after reports of a possible shooting. here is a live look what it looks like outside. plenty of police cars in the streets. now, the navy itself not releasing very much information, but here is what we do know. there is a shelter in place for the entire naval yard and the fbi sending a team based on unconfirmed reports of an active shooter. d.c. fire just confirmed no reports of any injuries at this time. we're told security at the white house in fact and the capitol have been stepped up in response to this as a precaution. this is the same navy yard you might recall where a military contractor opened fire in 2013 killing 12 people before he was eventually killed in a gun fight with authorities. we're following this sorry very closely as it develops we will of course bring you the updates throughout the morning. >>> we're also following breaking news at home. a brush fire burning in the sunol hills, that is a live picture from our helicopter. you can see how far that smoke has spread. the keen, though, smoke forming over

delegation had had a conference call with washington, d.c. and with president obama.estion is, was the change in the u.s. position, if that really was the case and we only have it from the iranian side, was it because of input coming in from the president himself and his national security team in washington d.c.? that particular row is a row about iran's arms and conventional arms and the whole idea of an arms embargo that was put in on iran as part of one of the nuclear sanctions but iran, actually on this particular issue, russia and china do not see it directly link today the nuclear program. they would like to see that arms embargo lifted. >> people have been coming and going at these talks is that anything to worry about? mr. kerr saying that we are going to stick at it, but obviously not forever. >> reporter: well, i think the important thing in some ways is that john kerry is here negotiating for the 14th day in a row in the building behind me. and iranian foreign minister only disappeared for one very short period to go to consultations in iran. they are stayi

louis to washington, d.c. when it made the landing. the crusade the passenger made threatening comments though the nature of the threat has not been revealed. the plane was taken to an isolated area. police then responding to the scene. >>> donald trump is feeling the heat once again today over his controversial campaign remarks on mexican immigrantses. add serta mattress company to the list of companies severing business ties while the pga and lpga and other groups are distancing themselves from trump as well. de blasio is considering the city's concession contracts with trump after calling his remarks disgusting. good news for trump, the reelz channel will air the upcoming usa pageant. that was dropped by msnbc's part company nbc yun universal. they ended business ties with the presidential hopeful. despite all the pressure the donald remains defiant as ever. >> people can't handle pressure. that's what they did. they did a total fold. that's okay with me. it's okay with me. it's a very small business. let mem do what they want to do

we are light and washington, d.c..ng to speak a little loud loud because it is quite where you are tell us about today's ceremony and what does it signify. you have the intersection that turned into a full-fledged embassy. it was the swiss embassy here and washington. you can hear behind me the huge amount of activity. tons of guests have been arriving. a band is striking out. raising about to start the cuban flag here for the first time in more than 50 years. it is certainly a very historic moment for these two countries. we will see the slide going up any moment now, i should think . olivia: a historic moment and exciting moment. let us listen in for a second. [cameras flashing] [crowd cheering] [applause] ♪ [crowd yelling] [crowd chanting] [applause] you are looking at live video of the cuban flag being hoisted outside of the cuban embassy in washington, d.c. for the first time since 1961. a truly historic day. diplomatic ties between the united states and cuba being restored and being normalized for the first time

would have access it is -- >> just crazy. >> we are looking at live pictures of the navy yard, in washington, d.cyard is on lockdown on speculation there is a live shooter circulating the grounds we are waiting on any confirmation from authorities fox news is reporting, that the navy yard in d.c. on lockdown now live pictures that you are watching right now, we are also watching greece, of course, we have got eerie calm in greece as eurozone finance ministers say there will be no more talks with greece until the referendum vote happens sunday, ashley webster life on the ground in athens with parliamentary speaker for main opposition good morning. >> yes indeed good morning to you maria i am joined by the new did democracy party the party placed by current party thank you so much for being here you had quite a history with greek government your father prime minister, in early 1990s, i believe sister secretary of state so you are very well versed in addressing what is the situation in greece right now? >>ive we are facing a critical referendum this coming sunday, and make no mistake about it a refe

. >> i think we operate here in washington, d.c. that there is an elevated threat level at all times. we never level our threat level in terms of our posture and we're aware of, you know the discussion and chatter is around the fourth of july events and all those threats and we take those into account. we change our tactics up for different events but we never lower our posture. we always maintain a very high posture. >> join meging me now the navy yard is tom costello and pete williams. tom, i want to start with you. official just held that news conference. what's the latest on what turned out to be a false alarm? >> reporter: well, it's all clear here. in fact, i'm going to get out of the way. just see down the street aside from i think one or two police cruisers and one of them is making a traffic stop. completely free zone, a clear zone. just a few hours ago this street was packed with police cars with s.w.a.t. armored vehicles with police with fire rescue apparatus as well. and you could not move. the entire area cordoned off.

of course in washington, d.c.remember back in 2013 that was the site of an active shooting situation where 12 victims died. so right now we are working the phones trying to get more information confirmed for ourselves. but again, quoting our affiliate wjla they spoke with park police and they are told they are responding to an active shooting situation at the navy yard in washington, d.c. if that is in fact the case it would be just a troubling, troubling situation, especially for the individuals who work at that site. i was there in 2013 when police responded to shots fired in that area. and it was quite traumatic. so for this to be happening or the possibility of this happening just two years later, truly troubling. we do know as you see on your screen there, we're getting word that the washington navy yard is on lockdown. but this is all very fluid. this is all very new. it's all coming into us as we speak to you. so as we get more of course we'll speak to you. but again the headline according to our affiliates