i'm talking about kung pow. >> oh, you mean kung pow! >> yes, kung pow! what is wrong with you? that stuff is dangerous. every kid that drank it today acted crazy. >> so how do you know it's the kung pow? maybe that school's on top of a radioactive dump. if they start sprouting horns let me know. >> i knew we should have done more research before we signed that deal. how do we know what's in kung pow punch anyway? >> let's see. it only says 100% all natural ingredients. >> anything can be considered all natural. >> yeah? tell that to my ex-wife's plastic surgeon. >> look, i've got a bad feeling about this. i say we get out of this deal before something terrible happens. >> marcus, you signed the contract. you kashcashed the check. you can't get out. >> but what if someone gets sick from the stuff and now i'm responsible? >> oh, will you relax? i tried it. it didn't harm me at all. >> really? >> absolutely. last night i was tired. i drank it driving home. okay, sure, i blacked out for a couple of hours. when i came to, i was in tijuana wearing a sobrero and riding a donkey. it co

, pow, pow. >> from his position, he had a sniper's view overlooking the atrium below. >> there was no cover to take. we were out in the open. >> 12 people were killed in the attack. all of them civilian contractors. he died in a shoot out with police. >> police can't question alexis. they are looking to the public for better information in the days leading up to the shooting. >> the fbi released a poster asking the public to call with any information. >> they've already had numerous acquaintances come forward. former co-workers, current co-workers and they've learned a lot. >> he had little to do with them and came as a surprise. >> no one saw it coming. no one knew anything . it's shocking. >> authorities do not believe alexis has ties to terrorist organizations. >> two hours from now, the secretary of defense will lay a wreath at the u.s. navy memorial to honor the victims. susan mcginnis. back to you. >> the fbi says alexis used a valid pass to get on to the navy yard. the oldest installation

>>> pow, pow, pow. a few seconds, it stopped and then, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> there was a man in full fatigues with a long gun running from this sidewalk that way. >> we can confirm that the deceased shooter from this morning has been identified as 34-year-old aaron alexis of ft. worth, texas. >> we saw him raise the rifle and aim in it our direction. >> we were pushing, shoving. people were falling down. it was crazy. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. about a mile from where i am right now, what began as just another monday quickly turned into a day of terror. before it was over, a dozen victims lay dead, victims of a mass shooting within the shadow of the nation's capitol. one gunman is dead, 34-year-old aaron alexis of ft. worth, texas. he is a former naval reservist. a search for possible accompl e accomplices has turned up nothing so far. jennifer griffin is live at the navy yard tonight and begins our coverage. hello, jennifer. >> reporter: hi, bret. u.s. navy officials sa

. >> it was like pow pow pow pow. then stopped. then pow pow pow pow pow. we just ran. >> how many shots? >> i counted at least seven. >> reportedly as many as four people dead, 12 others wounded including police officers. >> we have currently received three gunshot victims. we're in the process of caring for them. one is in the operating room already. another will be going to the operating shortly. >> three hours after the first shots were fired, police cornered and killed one gunman inside the facility. police described the shooter as an african-american male wearing all black and armed with an ak-15 shotgun, assault rifle and handgun. heavily armed. s.w.a.t. teams continue to clear the scene and navy yard still sheltering in place. schools on lockdown. nearby streets, bridges and metro stations are still closed. we'll take you live to the team, talk to the eyewitness on the same floor as the shooter when he was in a crowded cafeteria. d.c. police said potentially there could be two more gunmen at large. >> this is a very active ongoing unified investigat

then pow, pow, pow, pow. we just ran. >> investigators are still searching for a motive for the shooting. the f.b.i. is treating it as a criminal investigation, not an act of terrorism. eight other people were injured, including a d.c. police officer. the f.b.i. believes alexis had at least three weapons, one of which may have been the weapon taken from that injured police officer. >>> more details now on the navy yard. it's a large walled complex that covers 16 blocks in the southeast part of washington, d.c. it's a little more than a mile from the u.s. capitol building. after yesterday's shooting, senate members and their staff were put on lockdown as a precaution. the house is not in session. the washington nationals ballpark is just a few blocks away. last night's game between the nationals and the atlanta braves was postponed. the teams are playing a doubleheader today. the shooting also temporarily grounded flights in washington's ronald reagan national airport. >> that naval yard shooting in washington

pow pow pow. how'd they get into this guy's hands? maybe he took them off police officers at the time. the question remains how do we deal with this stuff? it just keeps going on in this country. it doesn't happen in other countries. "hardball" back after this. >>> and obviously we're going to be investigating thoroughly what happened as we do so many of these shootings, sadly, that have happened. and do everything that we can to try to prevent them. >> back to "hardball." that was president obama of course speaking about this morning's shooting. it took place at the washington navy yard. 15 blocks from the u.s. capitol building. the story is developing. these scenes have become far too familiar to a country who has been routinely victimized by gun violence on a mass scale. all these senseless killings have seemingly failed to move the debate into gun legislation. dr. janis orlowski summed up the feelings of many today. >> there is something evil in our society. i may be the chief medical officer of a very large trauma center, but the

pow, pow, pow. then he stopped. and then pow, pow, pow. we just ran. >> workers ran but personnel brought help like this park service helicopter airlifting the wounded to safety. the washington, dc and capitol police and the f.b.i. also sent officers. speaking at the white house this morning, president obama talked of yet another mass shooting. >> a shooting that targeted our military and civilian personnel and these are men and women who were going do work doing their job protecting all of us. they are patriots. >> this shooting rampage affected air traffic at reagan international airport with departures halted but it is back to normal. the president has ordered federal agents and police to streamline the investigations so they can quickly learn who the shooter was, why he turned to violence, and why three picked the washington naval yard. or shooters. >> coming up in 15 minutes we will take you near the scene of navy yard shooting in washington, dc, for the latest developments on a possible motive and the search for possible accomplices.

pow pow pow. how'd they get into this guy's hands? maybe he took them off police officers at the time. the question remains how do we deal with this stuff? it just keeps going on in this country. it doesn't happen in other countries. "hardball" back after this. [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutionizing power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ a i . >>> and obviously we're going to be investigating thoroughly what happened as we do so many of these shootings, sadly, that have happened. and do everything that we can to try to prevent them. >> back to "hardball." that was president obama of course speaking about this morning's shooting. it took place at the washington navy yard. 15 blocks from the u.s. capitol building. the story is developing. these scenes have become far too familiar to a country who has been routinely victimized by gun violenc

. >> like pow pow pow. few seconds it stopped and pow pow pow. >> another day of horror in the united states of america. >> 12 people shot to death. 34-year-old american citizen opened fire monday morning in the washington navy yard located less than 3 miles from the white house. the dead were employees of the military complex. the oldest naval installation in the nation. the shooter aaron alexis was himself shot dead by the police. aaron alexis had legal access to the compound where he was working on a project. the family said he had a decade long history of mental illness and received treatment from the va. also he had an arrest record for two shootings. in seattle he shot out a man's tires in rage. in texas three years ago he shot a gun inside his apartment at the ceiling. after this shooting aaron alexis raise arrested and discharged from the armed forces but he went to work for a subcontractor at hewlett- packard and servicing the military. he experienced a disturbing episode that drew the police. aaro

. >> like pow pow pow. few seconds it stopped and pow pow pow. >> another day of horror in the united states of america. >> 12 people shot to death. 34-year-old american citizen opened fire monday morning in the washington navy yard located less than 3 miles from the white house. the dead were employees of the military complex. the oldest naval installation

>> like pow, pow, pow. we just ran. >> welcome back to "the five." continuing coverage of the breaking news, a mass shooting in our nation's capital. greta van susteren is on scene and joins us now. what have you learned? >> reporter: first of all, greg, i have been here since early this morning, peter doocy was here about an hour and a half ahead of me, it has been a day of absolute hell here. i have covered a lot of these, i was in newtown, aurora, virginia tech, i covered all of them, they're pretty much the same. they're all just a horrible nightmare. you have citizens that just went off to work, in this instance 12, 11 americans thought they were going out for a busy day at the naval yard behind us. this naval yard has incredible history. it was built in 1799 and it is a beautiful naval yard. it is on the coast of the potomac river across from reagan national airport, and suddenly about 8:20 in the morning, the most horrible thing happened. some man we now know his name, he has been identified, somehow he got inside this military installation, a

. >> the first three shots were done pow, pow, pow. a few seconds later, about three seconds later, pow, pow, pow, four more shots. >> reporter: by 9:33 the first ambulances rushed victims to hospitals. >> we have an officer down, building 197 on the third floor. >> reporter: this ambulance with a police escort carried a d.c. patrolman who shot it out with a gunman. at 9:45 the faa stops all flights in and out of nearby reagan national airport. back in the building emts struggled to safely remove the injured. >> at least five people shot. they are attempting to bring them outside. >> reporter: only later would police realize the death toll was much higher, a dozen innocents in all, one of the victims standing shoulder to shoulder with navy commander tim jirus. >> i saw him drop in front of me. he was shot in the head. >> reporter: finally at 12:14 police announce they've fatally shot the gunman, identified by the fbi as aaron alexis, a former navy man who most recently worked for the naif as an it contractor. police cordoned off a wide

. >> it was like pow, pow, pow. a seconds it stopped and pow, pow, pow, pow. >>> as we have been reporting tonight at least 13 are dead and 14 more injured after a gunman opened fire in the navy yard in washington today. 34-year-old computer contractor for the navy aaron alexis from ft. worth, texas, killed at the scene. who is this guy? fox news correspondent jennifer griffin has the answers tonight. >> reporter: well, aaron alexis, we have learned from navy officials was in the navy but never served in combat. never saw battle. never was deployed to the war zone. from 2007 to 2011 when he was in the navy i, he mostly worked as an aviation engineer in texas. he was separated from the navy, left in 2011. it is not clear whether he got a dishonorable discharge but he was discharged. navy sources said he had a history of misconduct. in fact, on his record there were records he was arrested at least two times. he had two civilian arrests including one in 2010 in which he unlawfully discharged a weapon and when he fired

>> the first three was like pow, pow, pow and then it was pow, pow, pow. i heard a total of seven shots. it might have been much more than that. >> reporter: and then everyone started to run. you were pretty frantic at the time you heard the shots? >> right. we knew it wasn't something that had fallen on the floor. it was all too clear. we were trying to run in the back. the workers in the cafeteria told us to get in the back. i refused. i wanted to get out of the building. we ran on the side of the building where security was and she was outside and she told us to run as far as we could and she had a gun drawn. someone had pulled the fire alarm and the next thing i heard was police sirens. it happened so fast. >> was it an organized evacuation? >> from my perspective, the ones in the cafeteria, we were able to handle it. we got out safely. like i said, a lot of people were just panicking and there were no screams because we were in shock. >> reporter: wolf, you can see that there's a wide, wide circle of media here as we await a police briefing on what th

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. >> it was like pow pow pow pow. then stopped. then pow pow pow pow pow. we just ran. >> how many shots? >> i counted at least seven. >> reportedly as many as four people dead,

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. >> like pow pow pow. a few seconds it stopped and then pow pow pow pow. so, we just ran. >> heard two gunshots and looked in the direction where the gunshots were come from. i looked down and the guy next to me who was standing there talking to me was down in frfnt me on the ground. >> he was far enough down the hall that we couldn't see his face but we could see his rifle and he raised and aimed at us and hit high on the wall. >> everybody going down the stairs as we came outside. people were climbing the wall trying to get out of spaces it was just crazy. >> just a few of the how sands of stories. came out of that building 8:20 in the morning. 3,000 civilian and active duty personnel inside building 19' on the campus there at the naval yard southeastern washington, d.c. we have heard from the wounded today. 14 now being treated at hospitals. according to doctors we expect all of them to make it through this time. but, it will not be easy. we are going to take you to the hospital in a moment and check in with mike emanuel who is working that part of the

>> fired, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: no one called the cost. the shooting happened around 2:00 this morning. the family called around 7:30. >> the victim was still at home when we arrived, when i arrived. she was being loaded on the ambulance. >> reporter: police say the girl came inches from losing her life, aside from trying to find a shooter and motive hayward police also want to know why the family waited so long to call 911. the father came home late this afternoon from the police department. >> we didn't know what happened. >> reporter: you guys didn't know what happened? >> no. >> reporter: you didn't hear the gunshots? all the neighbors said they heard them. >> we thought that was -- you need to leave. >> reporter: your daughter didn't complain about getting shot in the -- >> she thought she was having her period. her first period. thank you. >> reporter: but she is only 10, though, sir. >> reporter: this is the landlord she lives in the back of the house and rents the front to the victims and her family. two parents and four children.

. >> just like pow pow pow, and then a few seconds it stopped and then pow pow pow pow, so, we just ran. >> heard two gunshots? i looked in the direction where the gunshots were coming from. i looked down and the guy next to me standing talking to me was down in front of me on the ground. >> he was far enough down the hall that we couldn't see his face and we saw him with a rifle and fired and raised. >> people were shoving and falling down. after we came outside, people were climbing the wall trying to get out over the wall to get out of spaces. it was just crazy. >> some survivors also ran up the stairs to the roof: we watched together on fox news as helicopters air lifted people one by one from the top of that building. president obama says his thoughts and prayers are with the victims as ed henry mentioned. and everyone at that navy yard. >> they are patriots. and they know the dangers of serving abroad, but today they face the unimaginable violence that they wouldn't have expected here at home. >> the navy yard is a little more than one mile from the u.s. capital and about two and

pow, pow, pow. 30 seconds later, i heard four more shots. >> everybody going down the stairs and people were pushing and shoving and people were falling down. came outside. people were climbing the wall trying to get out over the wall to get out of the spaces. it was just crazy. >> 1 people dead after a mass shooting at the washington navy yard. we are breaking down exactly what happened, who the gunman was, and new information this morning about the victims. good morning. welcome to the special edition of "seller start." i'm zoraida sambolin in new york. >> and i'm john berman live at the washington navy yard. it is tuesday, september 17th. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. >>> this morning, here the streets behind me are empty but you can say they are absolutely filled with questions. why did this man walk into that building just a few blocks behind me and open fire? was it anger? was it frustration? we are just not sure this morning. what we are sure about, 12 innocent people are dead. so is the gunman. we are also sure about this. here, less than 24 hours ago, began a day of absolute ter

. >> like, pow, pow, pow, and then a few seconds stopped, and then pow, pow, pow, so we just ran. >> she said that she ducked into her boss' office and she just saw the shooter, shooting, and she -- whenever i talk to her, the second time, she said he was actually reloading and they got out of the way. >> everybody going down the stairs, people pushing, shoving, falling down. after we came outside people were climbing the wall, trying to get out over the wall, and get out of the spaces. it was crazy. >> as frantic survivors ran from the building a police helicopter appeared to be lifting victims from building's roof. nearby a witness took a picture of one victim reportedly a man, laying helpless on theground. you can see people there trying to help him. we have no idea if that victim survived. frantic relatives raced to the scene, trying to find their loved ones. listen now as one terrified wife finally gets her husband on the phone. >> are you guys okay? okay. i love you, too. bye. >> is that who you were looking for? >> yes, my husband. he is okay. they just got out of the building

pow, pow, pow. 30 seconds later, i heard four more shots. >>> it was just crazy. >> 13 people dead after a mass shooting at the washington navy yard. we are breaking down exactly what happened, who the gunman was, and new information this morning about all of the victims there as well. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm zoraida sambolin. >> and i'm john berman live at the washington navy yard. it is tuesday, september 17th. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> here in washington this morning, people are waking up to flags at half-staff. schools are reopened. people going back to business. but not at all business as usual. not after what happened here behind me at the washington navy yard and these blocks just past here. it's the oldest naval installation in the united states based on land. some 3,000 people work there. and there are so many questions this morning about what happened less than 24 hours ago. how did a man get inside? how did a man have the weapons he had and carry out the shootings that he did? and also why? these questions may never be answered but one answer we do h

pow pow pow, straight in a row. >> shots that triggered a full scale panic and an all out rush for the exit in a building where 3,000 military and civilian personal work. >> we saw the security guard. she told us to run to shelter and keep running. >> todd and terry were both on the third floor trying to escape the mayhem when they stepped directly into the gunman's sight. >> as we were exiting, we noticed him down the hall. we heard shots. he aimed his gun at us and fired at least two or three shots. we ran down the stairs. >> we could see him with the rifle and he raised and aimed at us and hit high on the wall as we were trying to leave. >> what was going through your mind? >> get everyone out of the building right now. >> by 9:33, the first ambulances rushed victims to hospitals. and some are scooped off the roof, bravely air lifted to safety by circling helicopters. >> we have an officer down, building 197 on the third floor. >> this ambulance with a police escort carried a d.c. patrolman who shot it out with the gunman. at 9:45, the faa stops all flights in and out of reagan nati

. >> i heard three shots pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: workers were evacuated, along with an elementary school. air traffic at reagan was halted. >> we're confronting another mass shooting. today, it happened on a military installation in our nation's capital. >> reporter: the white house says the president has received several briefings on the situation and orders his team to assist the navy and local law enforcement. this area is still not secure. police say it could take hours to clear the base. the washington nationals baseball park is just blocks away, and one of the parking lots is being used as a staging area for families. live in washington, danielle nottingham, now back to you. >> 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 bei

the coincidence of these guns available where you can shoot pow pow pow pow pow and you can shoot a lot of people really fast like in newtown. and this impulse of rage. let's get then rage over with fast. let's do a lot of shooting and spraying in this urge that seems to go with the fire power. that's what's frightening about it. people they don't know. >> one of the smartest things we could do is impose some waiting period for purchasing a gun. so you can't just go out, background check or no, and just buy a gun right away. you should have to wait a couple of weeks before you take delivery of that gun. you know? what's wrong with that? we're not saying you can't have the gun, but what's wrong with waiting? maybe they wouldn't be so rage filled by the time they took possession of their weapon. and limit the magazine size. >> going back to you, brian. back when bobby kennedy was shot and killed. i wrote a letter to my congressman. nothing happened. not just because i wrote one but i imagine hundreds of thousands others wrote letters. something really stops us from gun safety measures. wh

. >> it was just like pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: more than a dozen people were shot including one police officer. navy commander tim joy yous says she was standing next to one of the victims. >> because you didn't meet a guy that the got hit. >> reporter: it happened at the navel sea systems command head quarters where about 3,000 people work. >> going now, now, not an emergency. and we got out of there fast. >> reporter: police say the 34- year-old gunman aaron alexis was skill killed. he nerved in tort worth, texas until 2011. >> we don't know what the motive is at this stage. >> reporter: the navy yard is about three and a half miles from the white house. the shooting led to heightened security across dv. president obama called the attack a cowardly attack. >> they are patriots and they know the dangers of serving abroad, but today they face the unimaginable vie lance they wouldn't have expected here at home. >> reporter: the president promised a full investigation. saying there are no signs of terrorism but this is still underinvestigation. in washington, kpix 5. >> well, all federal

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. reagan national airport grounded all air traffic. 9:56, president obama is briefed by homeland security and counterterrorism team. eyewitnesses like commander tim juris told horrific tales. juris was talking to a man shot in front of him. he walked up and told me he heard there was a shooteren our buildiour -- shooter in our building. we were standing having a conversation. we heard two gunshots. he went down. i ran. it had to be a semiautomatic. they're talking about -- gunshots that the

. >>> it was like pow pow pow. >> we could see him with the rifle and he raise and had aimed at us and fire sdmrd why did a former navy man go on a deadly rampage in the nation's capitol? he murdered 12 people before he was killed in a shootout with police at the washington navy yard. tonight the only information we have on the victim social -- victims is they range in age from 46 to 73. the fbi now says the gunman aktd alone. >> let's get right to linda yee with more on who this guy was. linda. >> dc police and the fbi identified today's gunman as a former decorated petty office. aaron alek circumstances 34, a navy reservist who left the navy in 2011. tonight we learned alexis was involved in at least one other anger-fueled encounter. aaron alexis was arrested in seattle in 2004 for shooting out another man's tiers, then again in texas in 2010 for firing a weapon into the ceiling of his pardon me, but alexis was not prosecuted in any case. today's blood bath surprises his former roommate who met him at a buddhist temple. >> he might be a little angry sometimes, you know, but uong -- i

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. >> looks like pow, pow, then stopped. then, pow, pow so we just ran. >> the suspect is a male using a large shotgun. he is in the fourth floor of the building in the navy yard. >> it's a pretty frightening scene right now. people are running full speed and many different directions. >> everyone was scared, pushing and shoving, falling down. people climbing the wall trying to get out of the bases. just crazy. >> a very frantic call went out for officer down inside of the building on the third floor. >>> a spokesperson saying there are at the moment four quote, unquote victims including one police officer. it's not clear whether the victims are wounded or dead. >> there is a helicopter now hovering close to the top of that building where we believe action is. whatever was dropped down that helicopter was going to hold back up, now, the helicopter is flying at one point, okay. now from where i am i can see what looks like a person on the side of it. >> it's not clear at this point in time whether this person who is being des

the coincidence of these guns available where you can shoot pow pow pow pow pow and you can shoot a lot of people really fast like in newtown. and this impulse of rage. let's get then rage over with fast. let's do a lot of shooting and spraying in this urge that seems to go with the fire power. that's what's freightening about it. people they don't know. >> one of the smartest things we could do is impose some waiting period for purchasing a gun. so you can't just go out, background check or no, and just buy a gun right away. you should have to wait a couple of weeks before you take delivery of that gun. you know? what's wrong with that? we're not saying you can't have the gun, but what's wrong with waiting? maybe they wouldn't be so rage filled by the time they took possession of their weapon. and limit the magazine size. >> going back to you, brian. back when bobby kennedy was shot and killed. i wrote a letter to my congressman. nothing happened. not just because i wrote one but i imagine hundreds of thousands others wrote letters. something really stops us from gun safety measures. w

pow, pow, pow. a few seconds later, maybe three secs later, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, like, four more shots. >> reporter: the gunman picking off a dozen victims. none of them in the military. all civilian or navy contractors suffering fatal gunshot wounds. many didn't even see him. one of the victims, standing shoulder to shoulder with navy commander tim jirus. >> i saw him drop in front of me. he was shot in the head. >> reporter: and this morning, we're learning about some of the 1 victims. ages ranging from 46 to 73. like 51-year-old arthur daniels. the grandfather of nine was shot in the back as he tried to escape. or kenneth proctor, the 46-year-old who worked for the government for 22 years. it took nearly 11 hours for authorities to finally clear this huge facility. but frightened workers were hiding in nooks and crannies all over the building. s.w.a.t. teams finding the last frightened worker hiding in a storage locker at 7:00 last night. robin? >> jim, thank you. >>> this morning, we're lear

german pows, shoes told. she walked down off the stage to the back row and performed facing the black soldiers with her back to the german parent of these. this summer will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. we generally think of the 1960's as the beginning of the civil-rights movement. however, the changes that came about in the 1960's may not have happened and without the efforts of some determined african-american women in the 1940's. another march on washington was planned in 1941. it was led by a. philip randolph with the help of two women named later the lane and pauline meyers. philip randolph called for the african americans to come to the nation's capital on july 1st to draw attention to discrimination in hiring practices in the military. the march never took place because president roosevelt signed executive order 8802 which bans discrimination in the employment of workers in defense industries and governments. the march on washington movement was established then to contin

. >> it was like pow, pow so we just ran. >> people were falling down and pushing. >> the people who buy and maintain the navy fleet command running from their officers just after 8:30 monday morning, witnesses reported seeing the gunman in different direction. >> we saw hold the rifle and raising it our direction. >> i heard the gun shot and i looked down he was laying in front of me. >> more than 3000 just blocks away from capital hill. swat team were at the streets in just minutes. >> we are still doing an extensive search, this is a large bay, we have got multiple agencies and teams. the remainder that starts of another couple of hours. >> president obama highlighte concerns during a plan speech on the economy >> we are confronting another mass shooting. but, today they face the unimaginable violence that they would have not expected here at home. >> the gentleman inside the building, they were honkered down and texting one another and trying to stay calm. they heard more gunfire and looked up and saw more bullet hole in the walls. boswell, ktvu. >>> others ran for their lives >>

. >> looks like pow, pow, then stopped. then, pow, pow so we just ran. >> the suspect is a male using a large shotgun. he is in the fourth floor of the building in the navy yard. >> it's a pretty frightening scene right now. people are running full speed and many different directions. >> everyone was scared, pushing and shoving, falling down. people climbing the wall trying to get out of the bases. just crazy. >> aery frantic call went out for officer down inside of the building on the third floor. >>> a spokesperson saying there are at the moment four quote, unquote victims including one police officer. it's not clear whether the victims are wounded or dead. >> there is a helicopter now hovering close to the top of that building where we believe action is. whatever was dropped down that helicopter was going to hold back up, now, the helicopter is flying at one point, okay. now from where i am i can see what looks like a person on the side of it. >> it's not clear at this point in time whether this person who is being descr

. >> fired, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> that's how it sounded? >> yeah. >> reporter: it was loud and woke neighbors up. but police say no one not even the family called the cops. the shooting happened around 2:00 this morning. the family called around 7:30. >> the victim was still at home when we arrived, when i arrived. she was being loaded on the ambulance. >> reporter: police say the girl came inches from losing her life, aside from trying to find a shooter and motive hayward police also want to know why the family waited so long to call 911. the father came home late this afternoon from the police department. >> we didn't know what happened. >> reporter: you guys didn't know what happened? >> no. >> reporter: you didn't hear the gunshots? all the neighbors said they heard them. >> we thought that was --you need to leave. >> reporter: your daughter didn't complain about getting shot in the -- >> she thought she was having her period. her first period. thank you. >> reporter: but she is only 10, though, sir. >> reporter: this is the landlord sh

pow pow pow! >> yes. steve: now, freddy didn't pick this out. marcia picked this out. >> whoo! steve: what do you do for a living, darling? >> i am 21 years active duty united states air force. steve: oh. that's pretty good. all right, marcia. let's go. name something you'd be shocked to see a boxer wearing when he takes off his robe. >> a speedo. steve: a spee-- a speedo. >> yeah. >> whoo whoo whoo whoo! steve: hey, lora, name something you'd be shocked to see a boxer wearing when he takes off his robe. >> pantyhose. steve: pantyhose. little bit of nothing. pantyhose. pantyhose. [buzzer] kennie... >> how you doing, steve? steve: how you feeling, man? >> good, good. steve: what do you do? >> i'm a certified public accountant and university professor. steve: wow. >> that's right. steve: name something you'd be shocked to see a boxer wearing when he takes off his robe. >> well, i'm gonna say piercings. steve: huh? >> piercings. he got some piercings. steve: piercings. >> yes. steve: aw, hell. hell, they all got that. piercings. [buzzer] hey, amina, how you doing, darling? >> hi.

john kerry and former pow john mccain. both vietnam war veterans. curiously, 20 years ago, both men belittled the select committee's effort to probe live sightings of pows, writing off activists as right wing crazy. in the end and in the harsh light of new information of other sources, there is little doubt that some men were left behind in southeast asia. what is calling? that to this day, the stars of vietnam's fated mission now influence our policy to make war in the middle east. can we expect them to stand up for those who don't return? general eisenhower made the case for an argument we might consider in these prewar days. in the final choice, a soldier's pack is not so heavy a burden as a prisoner's chains. we must remember this or risk forgetting who we are. >> you know, security videos, do they actually show the oklahoma city bombing and two suspects? and of those supposed videos really missing? the fbi says they looked for them. coming up, are those alleged tapes what could they show and what could it mean in our fight against terrorist? yo

. >> it was three gunshots, pow, pow, pow. three seconds later it was pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> i heard gunshots. >> i heard two more gunshots and he went down in front of me. >> 12 killed, 13 if you include the alleged shooter, airplane alexis. despite out busts and mental health issues, the incident never tripped alarm bills. >> will we continue to give these people lower security clearances because they are defense contractors and subcontractors? the results are disaster house. >> we have the security clearance and clearly a mentally ill person with access to guns. that's a lethal combination. >> search and rescue is hampered by rain that won't stop. >> five confirmed fatalities and 16 inches of rain. they are calling this a 1 in 1,000 year flood event. >> this is supposed to be the landmark legislation for barack obama. you will be able to add 30 million people or so. it will be a free lunch. everything good would happen from this. at the end of the day, we are not bending the cost curve. you have 14 kids and they are al

pow, pow pow. one other thing i'll talk about, for folks who aren't familiar with d.c., it is not a far away base like other military installations, it is very much in the heart of this revitalized downtown area of washington, d.c., a lot of pedestrian foot traffic and elementary schools. for this to happen at this magnitude, the one thing from hospital officials here from cops on ground, man, it feels like 9/11. to the outside folks, 9/11, that's a huge analogy. but for folks in d.c., this amount of police presence and not knowing what's going on, that is what has come to everyone's mind. >> luke russert on the scene. thank you for that reporting. >>> there are reports of multiple dead in the naval yard itself. we know for certain one man in his 60s has died after he sustained a gunshot wound to the head. the hospital triage teams in the area are still treating patients at the u.s. navy yard and today president obama praised their efforts. >> we offer our gratitude to the navy and local law enforc

. >> it was like pow, pow, pow. >> from his position, he had a sniper's view. >> it wasn't really no cover to take. we were out in the open. >> 12 people were killed in the attack. all of them civilian contractors. alexis became the 13th person killed when he died in a shoot out with police. >> because police can't question aaron alexis they are looking to the public about his whereabouts and activities in the days leading up to the shooting. >> the fbi released a poster asking the public to call about any information. >> by putting that out, they've already had numerous acquaintances come forward. former co-workers, current co-workers and they've learned a lot. >> his family says he had little to do with them and monday's events came as a surprise. >> no one saw it coming. no one knew anything . all it is is shocking. >> authorities do not believe alexis has ties to terrorist organizations. >> in one hour the secretary of defense will lay a wreath at the u.s. navy memorial to honor the victims. susan mcginnis back to you. >> the fbi says aaron alexis used a valid path to get on to t

. >> pow, pow, pow. and stopped and then pow, pow, pow. and so we just ran. this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. you want a way to help minimize blood sugar spikes. support heart health. and your immune system. now there's new glucerna advance with three benefits in one. [ male announcer ] new glucerna advance. from the brand doctors recommend most. >> fox news alert and two breaking stories that we are following on our screen and on the left hand side. that is moments of panic in the washington d.c. naval yard. the shooting there left six people dead and dozens others injured in the case and we worked to get the confirmation in our numbers. and the horrifying scone that we watched play out over the last two weeks and now the report came in today and moments ago from the united nations about what inspectors learned about wh

pow, pow, pow. 30 seconds later, i heard four more shots. >> everybody going down the stairs and people were pushing and shoving and people were falling down. came outside. people were climbing the wall trying to get out over the wall to get out of the spaces. it was just crazy. >> 1 people dead after a mass shooting at the washington navy yard. we are breaking down exactly what happened, who the gunman was, and new information this morning about the victims. good morning. welcome to the special edition of "seller start."

pow! mmm! >> what you need to teach them is how to catch. pow! mmm! that's what you need to be teaching somebody. >> brown, why are you always trying to be so hard, man? >> you better get out my face! that's what you better -- boy, i started rolling. you don't know me. you new. who are you? and, anyway, i seen you drinking. [ sniffs ] you -- i seen you outside getting your drink on. you a calcoholic? you a calcoholic? >> that's an energy drink, you know? it keeps me in good spirits. heh heh! >> what? ain't no keeping no spirit up in no cam with that ugly sweater on, looking like you're looking. i'm gonna get on out of here. i ain't got time to babysit you heathens. i got to get to my real job where i make some real money. you need to come to church, little old fake el debarge. and i'd bring el delarge, too. you, him, and latoya. you ought to make y'all an r&b group. [ female announcer ] only degree antiperspirant has motionsense activated by your movement, the more you move the more it protects. ♪ do more. ♪ degree. it won't let you down. my turn