. >> i'm wendy rieger in annapolis. we're right across the street from the capitaler headqua where a very sweet makeshift memorial has been created since last night and people are stilli coming and individuals coming just to look at it or put flower there te or to w note. you see a lot of strong, people wanting to come out and the t colleagues as newspaper know how much they are loved and how much their colleagues will be missed. let's get you caught up with what happened here today. th suspect jarrod ramos was in court as you kno s appearance in court earlier today was byteleconference. he was ordered without bond which was no surpr the police still have a lot of questions because he is still not cooperating with them. the chief of policeaid that gunman was there to, quote, kill as many people as he could.st inators are calling this a coordinated attack that included, and this was so chilling, heba barricaded th door of the "gazette" offices before he came in andmbhed the people with the attack through the front. one o

ou wendy rieger anchors our coverage tonight from near that billing with the lates on the investigation and where the newspaper goes from here. wendy. >> well, we're right across the street from the gazette headquarters. last night they said we're going to publish the damn paper tomorrow and by gollhey did. you are hard pressed to find this paper anywheren annapolis if you do not have a subscription. it is sold o everywhere jus about. we are learning about the five victims. seeing their faces, hearing their histories, and learning these peopleut who are and what this community at large has lost in this slaughter. many of them worked at the capital for years. they produced this newspaper that so many of us get in the little red capital newspaper box that is the post outside your gate as soon as you get a subscription. today it was in there setting the record on what this ha trajectory was unfolded for these people at this time. meanwhile, the suspected killer did make an appearance in court by way of teleconference a d he waied bond which is not surprising. to police chief says he came k

let's start with wendy rieger in annapolis. >> for those of us who live in annapolis, it is still so odd to think that "thcapital gazette" now so sadly at the epicenter of one of the biggest stories i our country. and people might be asking why wasn't there security in the. buildi they didn't think they needed security because they're a community newspaper. th are open to the public. they want you to come in because they write about the public. but nowat 24 hours we are getting a very grim picture of this sed killer and of his motive. or possible motive and of the entalement that he had with this newspaper that went bac for years. let's look at the suspected ller. a former government worker, he was silent today during his hearing and appearance in court. he appeared of course by teleconference and he is being held without .bo 38-year-old jarrod ramos came according to place came wielding a legally purchased shotgun. he also had arudge. ramos had previously threatened the paper. he sued the paperback in 2012. it was thrown out. but he was suing over a story published about him harassi

i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly.ng in aight 5-4 decision that the administration is le to limit visas from several muslim-majority nations. >> the dcenting opinion, justice sotomayor wrote a reasonable observer wouldnc de the ban is based on hostility towards muslims,ch bu f justice roberts said no view on the soundness of the immigrationg that does fall within the president's powers. >> today's dision includes five of the seven countries from the original travel ban and puts limits on north korea and venezuela. the presihent tweeting about supreme court's ruling today writing in part wow. >> we have to be tough and we have to be safe and we have to be secure. at a minimum we have to make sure that we vet people coming into the country. we know who's coming in. we know where there coming from. we just have to know who's coming here. >> the court said any president, a president, any president, president, would have the authority to do what he did in this third version of the travel ban and there is a rational basis fo

. >>> and i'm wendy rieger with some breaking news from the live de s. we have new clues about the man who was behind the wheel of that deadly crash on the wilson bridge. police say 60-ye-old rodell jones of bordantown new jersey blled last week after the crash on thedge. the medical examiner had to use dental records to identify him because his bod was soadly burned in that fire. police say the truck that jones was driving slammed into a work zone on the bridge on wednesday. it struck several trucks befcae hing fire and killing jones. that fire as you know closed the bridge for 12 hours and created a traffic nightmare on therea roads for the enoire day. stilclear why jones drove into that work zone which was clearly marked. back to you. >> traffic we won't soon forgetd thank you. >>> now to some breaking news, a i fire in southeast washington, firefighters respondingo a two-story row house engulfed in flames. it's in the 2200 block of prout street. that's where we find darcy spencer on the scene. darcy, we're hring some of those people there have been f

. >> i'm eca gonzalez in for wendy rieger.driving by spotted the dog attacking a woman outside a home this morning. we have learned the dog owner is thee fiancee of ctim. >> meagan fitzgerald joins us live from huntington maryland with details. what a frightening ordeal. >> reporter: jim,ll it's r a devastating story. neighbors around hearsay that the owner of the dog lived in this house just over my shouldes here with fiancee and this dog for several years. they describe the dog as being friendly, never being aggressive, which is i didn't they say they are shocked that it attacked the s owne 28-year-old fiancee. >> my husband called me and said, you know, they've shot cky. >> rocky was a dogo breed which looks similar t this image. gloria says he lived here at this house on cherry hill road for several years with three other dogs. its owner the owner's 28-year-old fiancee. >> he was standing outside running around. he would come up to me and love on me. he will see me pull into my mom's driveway and he would come up and whine

u >> reporter: know, i was just listening to wendy rieger talk. she knows this area. we all know this area. the mall is here. people love coming he. u know that they've already had a fatal shooting at that mall two years ago. people's reaction is not what ie would have five years ago. we spoke with a lady who works at a heating and air conditionng place. asked her what she made of this r what s , at she makes of thi >> i don't know what the situation is as far as if it was alo disgruntled ee or what not, but it always crosses my mind thats i ridiculous. it's scary, you know. i mean, you can't even go to the movie theater and worry about getting shots. the schools. it's crazy. >> reporter: a lot of roads in e this area closed, blocked coming into the mall area. do not come to annapolis mall tonight for a nonemergency situation or if you do, be prepared to have to walk a great distance to get in here. obviously don't -- it's not clear whether open or closed. they are open right now. but the police have told us they will have another press briefing at 8:00. >>> can they