and this weekend the navy is celebrating the career of the most senior enlisted female in the navy. she is command master chief evelyn von banks. she's in the command of the navy sea systems and paster chief, welcome and congratulations on three decades in the navy. >> thank you. >> can you believe it's almost at the end? >> i'mi'm excited. >> you know there's a song i joined the navy to see the sea. what did you see? i saw the sea. you joined the army because the -- you joined the navy because the army recruit line was too long. >> yes. >> why did you go to the navy. >> the marine corporation said out to lunch. be back. and the army recruiting line was too long. >> the navy was your last choice? >> it was how they were in the park. they were all together. >> the people you say kempt you there? >> absolutely. i've always known it was serving god, serving my fellow americans and it's just been such a joy to serve and serve alongside and in some cases to lead. >> how difficult was it to rise in the ranks in the enlisted branch? we hear about sexual harassment. we hear about discrimina

the navy football team did practice today. the decision on whether or not the game can be played will be made by noon this thursday. here is why the game may not happen. the air force academy is government funded, so the football team wouldn't be able to travel to annapolis to play in the game. for the navy players, they have to sit and wait. >> i try not to think about it too much. it's crossed my mind. i will be upset. like you said, it's a game and ready to go play. a lot of fans coming out to the game. it's supposed to be sold out. a great atmosphere. ready to go and play. you have to move forward. >> this is a scenario that i have been here 16 years, it's never happened before. it's the first time ever. obviously, it's a unique situation. i'm not the smartest guy, i'm just a football coach. we'll be prepared. it's all we can do. >> we will know at noon. as the government is shutting down, hockey is starting up. the expectation for this team are sky high for fans. one of the many reasons to be excited this season, the retu

>> the navy review, the overall d.o.d. reviews and ear reviews that are being -- and other reviews that are being conducted will be brought together in an o.m.b. final review overarching security practices, and i expect that to be part of the review. >> well, my specific question is a report back to the committee, was somebody held accountable for going outside the curve, that's my problem is accountability in federal government. it's accountability. and all i want to know is what were the results of holding -- did we hold whoever made that decision accountable? >> i'd appreciate if you could close the loop at the end of the day for us, if you would, please. >> yes, we'll do that. >> ok. thank you. senator portman, please, welcome. >> thanks, mr. chairman. appreciate you holding the hearing. i think it's been constructive because we've raised obviously a lot of troubling issues and had the opportunity to hear from some senators who have a lot of interest and background in this. at the federal work force subcommittee, we he

the navy s.e.a.l.s had to withdrawal from the town before they could confirm they had killed the target they were going after. the person they were trying to get, the al shabaab leader. we are told by a senior u.s. official the navy s.e.a.l.s had to withdrawal because they came into what he calls a very hostile environment. they came under fire in this town. he says the navy s.e.a.l.s made what he calls a prudent decision to withdrawal from the town rather than engage in further combat and risk causing some number of civilian casualties. that's what they are telling us now. they do not believe any u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s were either killed. there's no word on that, no indication of that or any of them suffered wounds in this gunfight. we don't know about somalians on the ground, wounded or killed. we don't know if the target they were going after was killed because the gunfight apparently erupted. navy s.e.a.l.s go in pretty heavily armed. they don't usually get overwhelmed to the point of needing to withdrawal in a gunfight unless they are in an environment with a large number of civilians

the marine corps and navy have 2018 withates, and capabilities with the aircraft. we have a good track on those. what thetand capability will deliver. equally immoral important is maintain the path that goes beyond the initial capabilities through the continued development of the program. right now, after much great effort on the part of the program industry to turn things around in terms of cost and technical performance, we see the positive returns we have been yearning for through a long program. i would like to add that the sequester pressure rises the .bility to get to ioc we remain committed. this will remove from the u.s.ee marine corps. continued sequester, and i use the term and flexible, meaning that the sequester applies a percentage to a program project for activity. percentageske those , weich is a 10% sequester elect military personnel for the navy as a 14% impact to the program. that puts pressure and delays to the development and put that to get there in 2014. i know a lot of the data we have is from a 35 marines are flying right now. we are still o

. >> the army playing for the navy's blimp? i know this week is game. don't let that information get widespread. the radar all clear. look at dundock. it was hazy. though the radar is clear we haven't had a clear sky. nor have we have that up in northern baltimore. really all round the area with a hazy sun at best but still unseasonablely warm day. 82 right now. wind south at six miles an hour. the south breeze will be more pronounced over the next 48 hours and crank up the humidity and warmth. if anything, even more. tomorrow, back in the low to mid80s. midday the upper 70s. the humidity is going to be something that you will notice out there. look at the low 80s central maryland. upper 70s toward the beaches, no report from the mountains right now. the humidity levels set to climb even higher tomorrow. dew points in the upper 60s. that starts to get to be not peak summer levels but summer like humidity. coming in tomorrow on top of very warm conditions that will spring well up in to the 80s for us. we think that happens the n

of a major scandal in the navy. as serious as these allegations are, al jazeera reports, they are from the only scandals to year. >> reporter: according to federal prosecutors the chief executive of glen defense asia pried navy officers with cash, tickets, luxury hotel rooms, and in exchange they provided inside information. this commander allegedly helped dock four ships so it could overcharge for its services by the millions. this knave vor officer is accused of continuing off the marine about several fault investigations. this captain was relieved of his duties but not charged. the navy has been the most aggressive of the forces firing commanders this year. details are unavailable, but in the fiscal year that just ended 95 allegations of misconduct were found to be substantiated. just two years ago there were 18 substantiated cases. earlier this month the number two officer was relieved of his duties by president obama due to his suspected use of counterfeit poker chips. just 48 hours later this two-star general

of a major scandal in the navy. as serious as these allegations are, al jazeera reports, they are from the only scandals to come out of the military this year. >> reporter: according to federal prosecutors the chief executive of glen defense asia pried navy officers with cash, tickets, luxury hotel rooms, and in exchange they provided inside information. this commander allegedly helped dock four ships so it could overcharge for its services by the millions. this knave vor officer is accused of continuing off the marine about several fault investigations. this captain was relieved of his duties but not charged. the navy has been the most aggressive of the forces firing commanders this year. details are unavailable, but in the fiscal year that just ended 95 allegations of misconduct were found to be substantiated. just two years ago there were 18 substantiated cases. earlier this month the number two officer was relieved of his duties by president obama due to his suspected use of counterfeit poker chips. just 48 hour

it's right on the coast. it allows the navy access to the ocean. it works very well. in tripoli, it's a different situation. you're operating inside the capital city. that would have probably required the support and technology of the libyan government. although it's weak, you still need to be able to operate in the city safely, so these look like maybe not exactly coordinated operations, but they were going after high valued targets. one could have gone without the other, but the fact they did them both i think is a real signal that the united states, no matter how long it takes, will go after these targets. >> colonel, you heard our foreign affairs correspondent say this. elise, you heard our senior national correspondent, nic robertson say it as well. the concern now would be about possible violent reactions in libya as well as somalia. >> yeah. i think that's concerning both places. al shabaab will not just take this. they will try to mount some sort of retaliation. now, what capability do they have to react against the navy s.e.a.l.s? that might not be so great,

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as you those percentages case of for the navy is a 14% impact on the program. that puts pressure and facilities into the development and ultimately puts at risk our ability to get to ioc in 2018. i know a lot of data that we have is from the f 35 the. we are still on track. we note that the sequester and 14 will take a bailout. we still think we can get to our twice 17 ioc and the deployment of that aircraft where it needs the. at and related to the cost to operate it posted the flying our cost of a do due diligence and we get the money and energy and engineers, cost to operate will come down. a sequester, i fear if we continue on that path will reduce his efforts and i hate to see us bottom out on the cost to operate those aircraft bird i would like to -- we need to operate the aircraft of the most of way. just a quick comment to say that to air force is trying -- thank you, mr. chairman. -- i amurn up the talking about multiyear procurement. i am a navy pilot i treated. i float e2 hawkeyes and f-18s and we worked hard to get multiyear procurement of the e2 d.

navy and involving even, at least at this point, one member of the navy enforcement system. so what is going on and how can the navy not conduct greater oversight over itself? and right now i think you have a systemic problem in all the services more important than killing our country's enemies, and because of all the money that has been thrown around in the last dozen years, there has been a get-rich-quick mentality that has even affected contractors in the service, people doing the contracting. this is singapore ship company found successful naval officers were bribed with money, hookers, vacations, these guys were in a position to steer ship where this company from singapore would be able to provide fuel and food and minor repairs and in this, many of them don't take treason seriously anymore and. lou: thank you, colonel. we appreciate you being here. we will have more on the navy bribery scandal and the latest on the failed obamacare rollout and the "chalk talk" coming up next. stay with us. >> the biggest players in the irs targeting scandal are now defendants. defendan

the navy is planning to defer $950 million in fleet maintenance. she says that won't be good for her company or the country. >> pelley: bill whitaker in our los angeles newsroom, thank you, bill. now moving on to the other news today. at least eight people were killed in a highway collision in tennessee. this was the scene on interstate 40 near knoxville. the highway patrol tells us a church bus blew a tire, crossed the median, clipped an s.u.v., and slammed into a tractor trailer. the bus overturned. the truck caught fire. in addition to the eight killed, 14 people were hurt and eight of them are in critical condition. again today, many people trying to shop for insurance on the new health care exchanges ran into frozen web sites and long delays. the online exchanges are a major portion of the affordable care act, also known as obamacare. the main web site, healthcare.gov, was overwhelmed yesterday when 4.7 million americans tried to get on the site. california took its site downñr last night for a fix. it went back up at mid-morning. california

the city is jumpy after the navy yard shooting. this time not a gunman but a woman driving recklessly. 47 minutes of chaos in washington. a high-speed chase and lock down of the u.s. capitol. police say 34-year-old myriam kerry is responsible for the frightening moments. overnight police descended on her stanford connecticut home looking for clues. her family members tell abc news she was suffering from postpartum depression serious enough to requirehospitalization. police visited her childhood home in brooklyn. >> smile on her face and didn't seem like there was a problem. >> reporter: the driver of a black sedan rams into a barrier outside the white house. police swarm the scene but the driver pled away. first shots are fired. pulled away first shots are fired. >> the car tore out of the area. >> reporter: a chase up pennsylvania avenue. the driver stops at the base of the u.s. capitol. everyone inside the capitol complex was told to shelter in place. congressmen walking outside were informed to hide their identities. >> they sai

the situation according to navy officials is pretty much under control, but the navy base itself remains under lockdown as a precaution. so originally it was reported as many as four people had been shot by local police, but again it was three national guardsmen got into an argument, one shot in the foot, one shot in the leg. the shooter, the alleged shooter is in custody as we speak. >> all right, mick. thank you so much for getting these details for us. we greatly appreciate it. we'll be right back. has it's ups and downs. seasonal... doesn't begin to describe it. my cashflow can literally change with the weather. anything that gives me some breathing room makes a big difference. the plum card from american express gives your business flexibility. get 1.5% discount for paying early, or up to 60 days to pay without interest, or both each month. i'm nelson gutierrez and i'm a member of the smarter money. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. to your first roll, pampers swaddlers was there. and now swaddlers are available through size 5, for many more firsts to come. â

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the $200 million worth of contracts with the navy have been canceled. >> $200 million. i guess. we have to see how widespread this is. thank you so much. >> okay. >>> the subject of financial assistance is on the agenda this evening as secretary of state john kerry meets with the pakistani president this evening. white house officials -- drone strikes that killed pakistan civilians. >>> puerto rico is becoming a major hub for drug smugglers. once drugs are on the i land, they can head right to the u.s. mainland without go through customs. we have the deat a times. >> reporter: this is an unannounced search for drugs. puerto rico has become a major transit hub for south american drugs headed to the united states. according to the police, this is an average find. 15 pounds of pure cocaine. >> translator: the person realized we were here, so they came and left the backpack in the bathroom and just went walking out like any other person. >> reporter: the drug runner lost this cargo. here it's worth $140,000. in miami or new york, it could sell for half a million. >> translator: we m

the navy is consiring redesigning the wain n hea n edwoer last month. a contract directs crews to create a --quote-- "different sense of place." the navy hasn't decided whether building 1-9-7 will sll house the headquarters for the naval sea systems command. toay aymbo hey le e gh da the statue of "lady baltimore" will leave her post at calvert street after 188 years. crews are removing her from out front of the mitchell courthouse... and replacing it with a replica. officials say the eight- food marble sculpte i stt he "typically its a very heavy traffic corridor between the two court buildings and there's a lot of pollutants and exhaust fumes and that does damage over tie. we have a lot of humidity too." be moved to the maryland historical society, where it'll be preserved in an 'indoor' museum. ready for a little jousting? or perhaps you'd like toob nob with rolty. festival is just for you. amber miller is streaming live from annapolis where t calendar has scrolled back to the 16th century---the setting a fictional english village me vel ov the festi

that's the one we are reporting on. a navy seal targeted the head of al shabab. there were multiple targets in a villa in the town, that was a sea side town in somalia and can't confirm at this time whether the head of al shabab was killed in that attack. what we understand occurred in the somalia raid navy seals targets the members of al shabab and that at least one of the targets was killed. but there was a shootout that ensowed and the navy seal team decided to withdraw and they were not able to take the body with them and confirm the identity of who was killed. the pentagon is not confirming that the head of al shabab in somalia is killed though he may have been among those killed because at least one somalia was killed in the raid that occurred in somalia. we learned that there was a second raid in libya in the capitol of tripoli and the target is a man on the u.s. most wanted list. a bbi- a l libbi. he is in custody of u.s. forces. he was wanted for the attacks on the 1998 on the u.s. embassy in kenya. and he is wanted for sometime. and in fact he has a int

a civilian contractor to the navy he had been discharged after multiple misconduct i wants. they had done his background check as well. the world of government contracting is full of mutual need and cooperation. but after years of outsourcing of federal functions, scrutiny of private sector firms has ignited questions as to where taxpayer money is going and what is getting done. since the attacks of septembe september 11, 2001, technicians made up of hundreds of thousands of contractors, the obama administration requested $48 billion in the budget for granted to national intelligence program. as much as 70% of that request will go towards private contractors. >> joining us now to discuss the challenges of the federal government's contracting process and some solutions are tim, a contract analyst for federal government union, and in paris, patrick johnson for booz allen hamilton, and larry allen, president of allen partners and consults contractors. what do you think of the huge glitch of this contract and what happened? >> like most problem in government contracting, it take

the navy air force game might be canceled. the impact this could have in annapolis next. >>  i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond t and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk

to discuss the impact the continuing resolution and the budget sequester have on the navy's fiscal year 2014 programming and industrial base. request4 budget supports the defense strategic guidance and it enables us to continue to rebalance our efforts towards the asia-pacific rebalance, supports our partners in the middle east, and focuses our presence in key strategic maritime crossroads. it also enables us to meet the highest priority capability demands of the geographic combatant commanders. to be frank -- sequestration continuingth the resolution in 2014 would be very hard on our navy. a largerhave to absorb reduction than we did in fiscal from a smaller amount, a smaller submission. we do not have the prior year assets we can use to mitigate the impact as we did before. ability tove the adjust for carryover bills into the future years like we did in the past. these are going to start to come .own sequestration and continuing resolution will reduce our readiness in the near term and it exacerbates program reductions that are required under the current law and long- term. compelled

meanwhile, civilian workers in the navy yard building 197 who were there during the shooting will still get paid during the shutdown. the navy announced those workers will be exempt from shut down related furloughs. >> new laws in maryland. the one that will impact people the most concerns your commute. it is now illegal to use hand-held cell phones when you drive. police can pull you over for using one, you don't have to commit another offense for police to nab you. and montgomery county's police chief says there is no grace period on this one. the people that we talked to say they support the new law. >> i keep my bluetooth on, so it's okay. >> i don't think you should be using it, 100%. >> and passengers in the front and back seats now have to wear seatbelts. maryland's new gun law bans assault weapons and large magazines and requires a safety course and fingerprinting for anyone wanting to buy a handgun. gun rights advocates will challenge that new gun law in court today. >> 4:48. and authorities are investigating an explosion on the campus of california's berkeley campus. monday ev

in the 90s it was the u.s. navy to get them to do the basic soil testing. for four years the navy was a road black block and along came in an attorney who summoned a team of lawyers out to california for a meeting and greeted them with a line of questions that devastated the navy's position. within weeks caltrans was granted the go head. help me to join in recognizing jerry. jerry would i stand up (clapping) >> in closing my father worked on this bridge as carpeters 22. my parents were here to celebrate the opening in 1936. the bridge cost 77 million the program was $0.25. in the program you'll find some interesting statistics by one strange point is when the bookends war paid off the bridge was supposed to be free so i'm assuming it has not been paid off. the earthquake in 1939 is it shouldn't have taken that long to go forward on projects. let's be more coffin responsive to the public's needs as in 1936. thank you and enjoy your new bridge (clapping) >> don't worry we're in the home stretch only 27 speakers to go. i want to acknowledge more folks in the a

sponsors picked up the tab to get the airports to minneapolis to take on navy. we are glad they came. especially keenan reynolds, the quarter back. here is keenan. takes it. he gets the navy on board. 7-3 lead. air force struck back. not by air though - it was a land attack. anthony la cost in this one. he barrels up the middle, going through the defense for the 18-yard score. air force with a 10-7 lead. navy win, der min brown taking it all the way. 38 yard score. navy going on to beat air force 28-10. elsewhere jame us winston, the number eight florida against the 25 tampas, handing it to carlos williams, capping off the 10-play with a drive, that 1-yard touchdown, the first score of the game. before the half, the semin ols 14-0 lead, they never took their foot off the back. winston on the attack. here is winston - he'll find a kenny shaw for another 21-yard score. fsu steam rolling the newly ranked maryland team. for the tur pins, it was an honour. to another top team. teddy brig water and lowiville taking on temple. bridgewater threw 14 touchdowns to one int

the navy is planning to defer $950 million in fleet maintenance. she says that won't be good for her company or the country. >> pelley: bill whitaker in our los angeles newsroom, thank you, bill. now moving on to the other news today. at least eight people were killed in a highway collision in tennessee. this was the scene on interstate 40 near knoxville. the highway patrol tells us a church bus blew a tire, crossed the median, clipped an s.u.v., and slammed into a tractor trailer. the bus overturned. the truck caught fire. in addition to the eight killed, 14 people were hurt and eight of them are in critical condition. again today, many people trying to shop for insurance on the new health care exchanges ran into frozen web sites and long delays. the online exchanges are a major portion of the affordable care act, also known as obamacare. the main web site, healthcare.gov, was overwhelmed yesterday when 4.7 million americans tried to get on the site. california took its site down last night for a fix. it went back up in mid-morning. california tol

shooting the navy is mulling over the idea of a redesign. it could create a different feel to building 297 and give it a softer feel more respectful of the victims. the navy doesn't plan on tearing that building down. the renovations and repairs will cost about $6.4 million. >> we're beginning day five of the government shutdown. the house will be in session later this morning. we'll take a live look now at capitol hill. lawmakers will vote on a bill to retro actively pay 800,000 federal workers on furlough. they passed measures to reopen food assistance programs as well as fema. senate majority leader harry reid said the senate would not take up the bills. the white house is threatening to veto the bills saying congress should reopen the entire federal government. >> congress needs to think twice about the global message the government shutdown is sending. he says congress should end the shutdown now. kerry is leading at an economic summit in indonesia. president obama cancelled his plans to attend because of the shutdown. and the shutdown

a much better chance of preventing the navy yard shootingment. >> reporter: the government accountability office is examining the security of federal facilities. there are concerns that many guards aren't trained to respond to active shooters. in this report, investigators say they were unable to determine which guards had received active shooter response and screener training. that's a big concern in a state like maryland that has a number of federal facilities. there are 35 facilities across maryland. >> how after 10 years did the department not have a handle on what measures are in place to secure their own employees? >> reporter: there are 9600 federal facilities across the country that require protection from the department of homeland security. >> thank you very much. there are more than 14,700 security personnel in place to protect those facilities. >>> the baltimore man suspected of giving students cookies laced with marijuana is now facing gun charges. according to the baltimore sun, clyde tatum who worked at the reach partnership charter school is charged with possession of a ha

he was a pilot and commander in the navy, and worked for the joint chiefs of staff. >> i think between the two militaries there's a relationship and it's based on our mutual interests.

frankly, the department of the navy had to push a significant amount of that impact. the impact is still staring at us across the board in the same programs. did we canceling? no. our priority was not to cancel and create more harm. sta concur with secretary ckley. what you didn't see was the ability of the services to use unobligated investment funds. earmarked orere identified for each investment. we still have to reconcile. we still have to pay those bills. we were able to make good decisions in the near term. the services are always looking for an opportunity for reversibility. that thehope inflexibility of the sequester can be remedied by congress. agree with my mates here. i will tell you that every program we had in the marine corps was affected either by quantity or schedule. we also think the sequester in 13 has set the conditions to cancel programs in 14 depending on how the budget -- >> but i am asking about the report itself. canceled, no programs were ordered canceling. is that correct? those people agreed. >> i am at a loss because i haven't read the rep

. >>> the killing of 12 people and now the navy is looking to redesign the building. the navy hopes it will soften the building for returning workers. >>> they are calling for tighter security at the center. metal detectors will start being put in place for public meetings. you can see the change as early as monday. >>> the new york city marathon is tightening things up. changes include check points and bag searches. last year marathon was cancels due to damage from storm sandy. >>> let's find out what is happening in the weather. >>reporter: a tail of two weather patterns. things changed on monday and tuesday. almost 80 in the city. almost in the mid 70s in the county. it would normally be a crisp night. there will be fog tonight and will prevent much of a cool off for tonight. we still see karen in the gulf of mexico. she will have an impact but not for several days here. tomorrow it will be summer like. we'll talk about how things will be set up for sunday and beyond. >>> day four of the government shut down and things continue with no resolution in site. today the

you can see the navy midshipmen take on the navy duke blue devils at noon. >>> still ahead at 5:00. was it really suicide? the shocking new details we're learning about the death of cleveland kidnapper ariel castro. >>> a serial armed robber is arrested by maryland state police. i'm monique griego. coming up, the unique places he would target. >>> a musical portion of iconic singer barbra streisand's biggest hits are coming to a baltimore stage. i'm christie ileto. that story is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. >>> it is 5:29. 58 degrees with rain. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a major arrest by maryland state police. one man is accused in at least 17 armed robberies in baltimore and harford counties. wjz is live at state police headquarters in pikesville. monique griego is live with more on the

deadly shooting at the navy ward. "the washington post" reports at least three contractors are pro-vlading temporary work space in and around the navy yard. 12 workers were shot and killed when a worker opened fire. the navy says it will move all employees to the former coast guard headquarters at buzzard point. >>> this morning we're getting a look at the damage caused by record rainfall in kentucky. in louisville about 7 inches of rain fell in just 36 hours. emergency crews rescued 12 people from floodwaters. 80 people had to leave their homes. so far no reports of serious injuries. >>> now at 4:41 we haven't seen rain in quite a while but today might be the day. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein watching the forecast. rain coming, tom? >>> yeah, likely by late morning and during the afternoon. that's the live view from our city camera showing cloud cover over washington you now. the storm team 4 radar showing an area of rain in the southern shenandoah valley into west virginia. out ahead of that a the lot

. >>> coming up in sports, the navy football team might be effected by the shutdown. effected by the shutdown. >>> and alex ovechkin and the i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. >>> thrilled that hockey is back again. >> oh, yeah. i was out for dinner today in between the shows and i saw people sitting outside watching the games through the windows. hockey is back. if you were waiting all summer long for hockey to start you sure except a show tonight. a flurry of golds and the caps in the whik house came. alex ovechkin except on the board. even the cap's new guy scored. the stanl

more on the navy game that was held despite the shutdown and how it's affecting annapolis. >> reporter: a lot of people thought this game was going to remain postponed or even cancelled. but a last-minute approval by the department of defense kept the game going. cheers of the united states naval academy as the midshipmen take on the falcons in a highly anticipated game. >> it brings a lot of good to a lot of things, people that's been down, that hasn't been going to work or anything. >> reporter: but the game was almost a no-go. >> this whole shutdown is ludicrous. >> reporter: all navy sports were left in limbo on october 1, but some remained confident the show would go on as scheduled. >> he said, i guarantee you that game is going to be played. >> reporter: there are still some services not available at the academy because of the shutdown. for instance, midshipmen are unable to check out books at the library and attend labs such as chemistry, physics and engineer. and still, no paychecks for federal employees. >> honestly, i think it's slightly perverse in my opinion. we have the p

the navy s.e.a.l.s had to withdrawal because they were under fire power. we do not know exactly what happened and if the al shabaab leader was captured. plus this, the al qaeda operative responsible for the 1998 bombings on u.s. embassies may have been captured as well. his name is al-libi and topped the list for years. he joined al qaeda soon after the founding and is a senior member of al qaeda. our senior international correspondent will join us and correspondents in the region. don't go anywhere. short break. hi, i'm terry and i have diabetic nerve pain. i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in the city of baltimore. when i first started experiencing the pain, it's, it's hard to describe because you have a numbness... but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point i knew i had to do something. when i went back to my healthcare professional... that's when she suggested the lyrica. once i started taking the lyrica, the pa

we've got the ability of the navy seals to mount an operation like this. halfway around the world from a seaside area in an area of somalia which is controlled by al-shabab. so it's a pretty dangerous neighborhood. it just shows that the capability of the united states military is second to none and it shows that the importance of the united states military going after people who kill our own. we hope they succeeded. one thing i would say, i'm a little concerned with, there was early reports that maybe there was a chechen involved somehow. if that is true, that's a new level of international involvement. that means al-shabab is not just operating in somalia with a bunch of somalis. it may mean there is an international component with al-shabab. >> gregg: we'll keep an eye on that part of it. many thanks, thanks so much. >> thanks, gregg. >> arthel: we're going to move on and talk about this, a new study which suggests many of us may lose our jobs because of robots in the near future. according to research conducted by oxford university, almost half of all

i know it would have given us a much better chance of preventing the navy yard shooting. >> the government accountability office is examining the security at federal facilities. they said too many guards are not trained to respond to active shooter situations. that's a big concern to people in maryland. there are 35 federal installations across the state, including the massive social security administration in baltimore county. >> how after 10 years does the department not have a handle on what measures are in place? >> reporter: now, it is a big task. across the country there's over 9,000 federal facilities that require special security. i'm mike schuh reporting live. >> thank you. there's 14,000 security personno protect this nation's federal facilities. >>> a judge has denied a question to remooufve a navy officer. josh tate is trying to get michael miller removed from his case. tate's attorney arguing that miller is bias from pressure from the pentagon. tate and another midshipmen will face court marshall in the case. >>> a local man is behind bars once again. police say he has spent y

of the navy home game this weekend. he has a weekend to be upset. if there's no game, businesses in his city would lose almost a million dollars in tourist revenue. >> it's the compounding one bad decision with the other. >> they couldn't fathom why the feds would -- >> the entire game, expenses are covered by the naval academy athletic association. they're covered by parking fees. >> the naval academy athletic association will lose more than $4 million if the game isn't played. >> we have hotels that clearly have reunions coming in. >> she says there are only five navy home games this year and businesses have been planning for this all year long. >> may have added pel to work this weekend and restaurants who's added folks to come in and those employees would not be working this weekend. it's unfilibuster that they need to pay -- it's unfortunate that they need to pay. >> that's what happens when you eliminate just a few games. >> the naval academy plans

scary deja vu in d.c., not the navy yard but the same neck of the woods two weeks later but very scary. a lockdown since lifted but the capitol still on edge because it played out between the city's most prominent institutions and structures. the white house and the united states capitol. details are still very sketchy, but here's what we know. witnesses say up to a dozen gunshots fired as a car tried to ram the white house gates, then took police on a wild high-speed chase. at least one police officer injured. the suspect is a female who had, we're told, baby in her car. the white house briefly went into lockdown. we're told the president has since been briefed on all of this and is in touch with law enforcement officials. police moments ago saying it appears to be an isolated incident and not an act of terror. so for now it appears the threat and the worst is over. we're going to learn more from capitol holy police moments from now. first to chad who was in the capitol when the shots fir rang out. chad, how are things now? >> to some degree they've gone back to regular order. the hou

and it looks like the shut down will not impact the navy air force game and the are army boston college game. the funding for these games came from outside forces and did not have to be approved through congress. >>> with the deadline to raise the debt ceiling fast approaching, some of the presidents of the country's largest banks met with president obama. failure to raise the debt ceiling would badly hurt america's recovery. >>> the open enrollment is part of the affordable care act, not to worry, coverage purchase on those changes doesn't actually take effect until january 1st. those are the headlines. consider this is next. >>> 800,000 government wo workers are at home. the -p. are we getting any closer to a deal? >> also google is being teaken to court after. >>ing on e-mails sent through its service. how concerned should you be that your e-mails are being read? >>> and news that author tom clancy has died. spy novels have changed. we'll be join bid our best selling spy novels and the woman who discovered clancy. welcome to "consider this" we begin the ongoing government shut down.

the four members of the navy's elite diving team will be court-martialed on charges stemming from the deaths last february. the two divers underwater breathing units failed and tether lines became entangled. arraignments for the sailors are scheduled for tomorrow and thursday. >>> this morning the woman who police say robbed a glen burnie bank not once but twice last month and then tried to rob another bank on saturday is behind bars. wjz and mike schuh are live outside anne arundel county police headquarters in millersville. >> reporter: good morning. you think of who might be a bank robbery suspect, a school bus driver may not be high on that list. jamese queen confessed to police she needed money to pay her bills. now the 47-year-old bus driver stands accused of robbing this bank of glen burnie not once but twice. >> we buzzed her out. crazy world. >> a lot of people are desperate nowadays so it's not really surprising anymore. >> reporter: surveillance cameras capture robbery images, both times police say she handed the teller a note demanding cash. the first time on september 13t

how will that have a long-term impact on the navy and the military in general? >> well, with continued sequestration, the navy is still looking at some of the impacts long term that it will feel because of continued sequestration. just last august secretary of defense hagel had said that the navy may actually have to reduce its carrier strike group fleet from 11 down to 8 which means longer deemployments for sailors, longer time away from family, plus the maintenance issue for a lot of these carriers and other ships of the navy will delay deployments. this has a huge effect on sailors' morale as well as overall military readiness. >> what do you think is the biggest impact to the military from the shutdown and debt ceiling debate? >> two things. probably mostly the fact that our service members may not get their paychecks on time. a delay in military pay and also a delay in military retirees getting their retirement checks. the other impact is the overall military readiness. we'll be unprepared with the lack of funds for training and maintenance of ships for any

the one before that, an mpd mpd officer injured in the navy yar incident has been discharged. so still that shooting very fresh in all of our minds. fox 5 news at 5:00 continues afterat a short break.  >>> our breaking news continuese the shooting for a short timeme caused congress to go into look down. tom fitzgerald was there at the time. >> reporter: i want to get to o congressman gerald connolly. you were exiting the capitalital when this happened, what did you hear? >> we were out in the balcony outside of the house floor ho talking about the shutdown, and all of a sudden we heard a very loud noise that sounded like the final volley of a fireworks display on july 4th.th. quickly we realized that couldn't be fireworks, it must be gunfire. then we saw a lot of tourists and citizens fleeing here the capitol grounds and police running in the oppositee direction with guns brandished and we couldn't see what had caused this noise. it sounded like it was coming from a ray burn office building here in the house. as it turns out it came from a a slightly different direct