graduate of aurora, east aurora high school. been there all of his life. the major calling in in just a moment. the screen has gone dark for the moment. we have other pictures coming in from other sources and expect to have the mayor on in just a moment. official notifications are hard to come by. what we have officially, multiple people wounded, multiple people shot including authorities. police officers among them and taken to area hospitals. the shooter has been neutralized. we don't know in what way. multiple ambulance services are on scene. authorities are inside the building and checking for the wounded. the lock down, which has been in place for area schools, they call it a soft lock down, which means don't come and go, when they were concerned there was an active shooter. that made sense. but if that hasn't been lifted, it will be shortly. authorities have notified that there is no longer danger to the public or anybody inside the building there on the west side of aurora, illinois, which is to the west southwest of the city of chicago. jonathan hu

university in aurora. as i said, we have a reporter on the way. this is our chopper over the scene. you can see a little movement there. some folks moving between the first responders. not seeing a lot of activity from the various vehicles. >> yeah. not a lot of people moving there. some in the upper portion of your screen. we mentioned, this is affecting schools in the air. holy angels the catholic school is on lock down and district 29 holding their students right now. this is affecting a lot of places. a lot of parents a lot of people worried any time we talk an active shooter in this country. a lot of people are wondering what will happen there. we're hearing the reports of people injuries. we're going continue to stay on this breaking news on fox 32. keeping you in a loop. i'm going to mention, a lot of these are unconfirmed reports. we're waiting to get the information. crews going to the scene and air fox over the scene where you see this is a major event happening. >> this just coming in from the d

we will come together and heal as one aurora. let me commend our responders, the aurora police department, the fire department, our 911 operators, king county to matt kane county sheriff's office and the fbi and all of the responding public safety teams throughout mutual aid and who have come from near and far to assist today, they all put their lives to the security and safety of others. we sincerely thank you. thank you to every person who was directly involved in this incident. your patience and professionalism during this entire process was commendable and allow the responding officers to get the job done. we are here for you all as well. thank you to the entire aurora community to help us to get the word out and provide accurate formation throughout the community. your support was invaluable. we will continue to be from this point forward. thank you to the people throughout the nation. who have offered assistance as well. we need your support, and we need your prayers more than ever. on behalf of the entire city of aurora, r

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the cane county that aurora is in is now saying there is an active shooter in aurora. we have a shut down for several blab blocks around the area. wmaq reporting. schools should be getting out shortly. all of these things coming together, including word from local hospitals and emt. we're not often wrong about these local things, there is a tenor to them that we are not followi following. they tend to get dispatched without very good reason. >> we're always hoping it can be over quick. sometimes these things turn out better than you hope, but there is a lot of people employed there, you talk about active shooters are inside. you hope that you can get there before someone else -- there is less people present at smaller establishments, sometimes it's not an area where you can kill a lot of people. foot officers, motorcycle officers, you can spot the guy chasing them, or guys, and stop it. when you get in these large buildings, everything is complicated and it puts angst on it. you don't know, and aurora pd is on it, i always hope they will fizzle. >> i want nothing more

you can see the scene there in aurora. lots of medical personnel on the scene as well as police cars. as soon as we get more information we're going to bring that to you. >> they left the department for this scene around 30 minutes ago. brynn is going to continue to work the phones. i want to bring in josh campbell. also former fbi who is going to be joining us in a moment. quick break, then we'll continue the conversation, as we continue to follow breaking news. an active shooter situation in aurora, illinois. those bonds were definitely tested. frog leg, for my baby brother don't frogs have like, two legs? so they should have two of these? since i'm active duty and she's family, i was able to set my sister up with a sweet membership from navy federal. if you hold it closer, it looks bigger. eat your food my big sis likes to make tiny food. and i'm okay with that. navy federal credit union. our members, are the mission. about 50% of people with evesevere asthma k? have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eos

cnn correspondent scott mclane is in aurora. what more do we know? >> reporter: hey, fredricka, we hope to get more information on the shooter and time line of events at a press conference that's expected to start in 30 minutes. last night we got a better sense of the time line and what happened. we know the first 911 calls came from inside henry pratt company, this manufacturing complex in aurora, illinois, reporting shots fired. when police first arrived, they immediately took gunfire. two officers were shot, when more officers were shot, three more were shot. initial reports were that gary martin, the 45-year-old suspect was shooting out of a window, then police believe he retreated further inside the building. again, it is a manufacturing site, they make industrial valves. you can imagine there's likely a lot of machinery, industrial shelving, a lot of places for him to hide in a massive 29,000 square foot complex. at one point, the police chief said there were some 13 different teams of law enforcement who were going into get martin or get victi

this is the city of aurora, illinois, just west of chicago. we don't have any word on anyone being hurt there. we know the shooter has been apprehended. we're working to get more information about the -we're doing karaoke later, and you' gonna sing. -jamie, this is your house? -i know, it's not much, but it's home. right, kids? -kids? -papa, p -[ laughs ] -you didn't tell me your friends were coming. -oh,hieah. one is tiny like a child. -yeah, she is. oh, but seriously, it's good to be surrounded by what matters most -- a nd auto bundle from progressive. -oh, sweetie, please, play for us. -oh, no, i couldn't. -please. [ singing in spanish ] >>> we have even more breaking news coming this hour. we're looking at live picture of eccington place in northeast. d.c. police there are on the a scene o shooting. at least one person we're told is in ctical condition. police say multiple shots were fired ther d.c.'s police chief is headed to the scene and so is stone.ri >>> breaking at 4:00, prosecutors want to reduce the life sentenc for t man who ran o

aurora police on the scene. we had information from our correspondents and local reports area schools were on soft or hard lockdowns. the active shooter engaged individuals working or who mapped to be at the henry pratt company. that is a company located at 401 south highland drive, aurora, a city in illinois, chicago, about 30 miles west of chicago. kevin, are you hearing what we're hearing, and do you have anything to add to reports that police have apprehended the shooter? >> this is -- i mean, this is the information that we're receiving as it comes out piece by piece. it is interesting in hearing that when they say a suspect has been apprehended, i would assume that means someone has been arrested as opposed to what has hand so many times in the past, either a person has been shot or perhaps taken their own life in the situation like this. i guess we will wait further information from the authorities on the ground and authorities in aurora as to what has gone on there. again, the word speculation is at the

the community of aurora, illinois came together for a prayer vigil two days after an employee gunned down five people at a manufacturing facility in suburban chicago. reporter meredith wood has a look at how the community is paying tribute. "i'm thankful and grateful for them as our hearts mourn for those that we've lost." gathered with heavy hearts on sunday -- people paying tribute to the victims of last week's deadly workplace shooting.richard irvin/aurora mayor: "to simply offer condolences is not enought. it doesn't measure the amount of pain that we feel for the loss that we've experienced"police say 45-year-old gary martin went on a shooting rampage on friday --he had just been let go from his job at the henry pratt manufacturing facility in aurora, illinois.five people were killed -- all employees of henry pratt.scott hall / ceo, mueller water products: "friday was basically the worst day that our company has ever had." memorial crosses for the victims lined the sidewalk outside the plant.dozens of people gathered for a silent walk of solidarity saturday afternoon.the five vi

in aurora, illinois, i'm camila bernal. (justine) senator kamala harris is making her rounds on the presidental campaign trail. the platforms she is running on and where she stopped today before her town hall. (justine) the president has signed the spending bill keeping the nation from entering into another government shutdown. but now.... he has declared a national emergency. the reason this action is leading the state of california... to sue the president. the house judiciary committee is launching an immediate investigation of president trump's new national security declaration at the border.(jrs) democratic leaders argue that he didn't ed action to build his border wall.but the president was clear during friday's announcement.jim acosta reports: trying to take a victory lap after a stinging defeat in congress, president trump declared a national emergency at the border to start tapping into administration funds to build his wall.but the president may have already undercut his case when he indicated his real motivation i

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the first word was from the city of aurora. they said the shooter was "apprehended," and then a city spokesman changed that to the shooter has been "neutralized." then aurora police said the shooter is no longer a threat. all of these questions. what is the condition of the shooter? what is the condition of those injured? we hope to get some answers in the next 30 minutes or so. the bottom line: there has been a mass shooting in aurora, illinois. west of chicago. the shooter is neutralized, whatever that means according to officials. there is no longer a threat. schools in the air went on immediate lockdown. they have now been told they can lift that lockdown and parents can go and pick up their children. a sense of relief now. the area was flooded with first responders, squat officers. we saw them at one point rushing into the building. that appeared to coinicide with the first reports that the shooter had been apprehended. now we have seen a lot of first responders standing around far more relaxed fashion. weapons down. clear

this time, it's a much heavier cross to bear scott mclean, cnn, aurora, illinois. (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrs)(jrs) a man jumps into icy cold water to try and rescue a dog who fell in the ice. how his own dogs helped in the rescue. (jw) if you are watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on-dot-tv to subscribe. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. (jrs) a man from new york jumped into icy water to save a stranger's dog.(justine) and he says his own dog helped with the rescue. erica brecher reports. step into don chatten's house, and it's clear he loves animals.he has two dogs of his own and a pig that belongs to his daughter lives with them, too.chatten says

>> t scene is aurora, illinois. that w we have confirmed at least one person has died and that four oicers were injured in this shooting at a manufacturing plant. the gunman was apprehended. these are live chopper pictures now comg into news4 there on the ground in what was -- what is a very large manufacturing plant there in aurora,noilli, about an hour west of chicago. we can tell you that there we're seeing some police tape that's around, maybe five vehicles there in the parking lot ofurhis manufag plant. we're told that at least threee people w sent to one of the area hospitals and two others were sent to a different hospital. we -- the last word that we got from police was that they we going to be doing a press conference at one of the area hospitals. n we've seen any other movement on that. lots of presence still remaining here at the manufacturing plant. we canell you obviously fbi, s.w.a.t. team, poce, atf on the ground. what you're seeing is videorom the scene when this began to trance pyre at 3oo0 this aft

the city of aurora tweeted that about 1,700 people attended the vigil. (vicki) two sources close to the case say a grand jury has been convened in illinois convened in illinois regarding new allegations against r-and-b singer r-kelly. the cook county state's attorney would not confirm grand jury proceedings are taking place.last week, attorney michael avenatti announced he had given prosecutors a video that allegedly shows kelly having sex with an underage girl.an attorney for kelly says no one has told him or his client anything about grand jury proceedings.kelly was arrested for child pornography in connection to a similar video back in 2002, but was acquitted six years later.he has long been accused of sexual misconduct towards minors and other crimes.kelly denies all of the accusations lawrence karnow: the sun returned today all the way to the coast. it was cool but dry with highs in the 50s. it's quiet on the doppler radar for now but the rain will likely return later in the week. on the satellite you can see the storm track has moved well to the no

>> t scene is aurora, illinois. that w we have confirmed at least one person has died and that four oicers were injured in this shooting at a manufacturing plant. the gunman was apprehended. these are live chopper pictures now comg into news4 there on the ground in what was -- what is a very large manufacturing plant there in aurora,noilli, about an hour west of chicago. we can tell you that there we're seeing some police tape that's around, maybe five vehicles there in the parking lot ofurhis manufag plant. we're told that at least threee people w sent to one of the area hospitals and two others were sent to a different hospital. we -- the last word that we got from police was that they were

chris: obviously, we think aurora will be one of the winners. we look and we see the incredible green field. in is the next step democratizing transportation. emily: what are the challenges to work through? there are some moral and ethical issues you have to work through when you are building self driving cars. which way does it go if it sees a person on the road this way or a person on the road that way? is really heart of it anticipating what others are going to be driving on the road. our heart is seeing other people, whether it is a cyclist, pedestrian, or car. what are they about to do next? will they step on the road, will that vehicle make a lane change? if you can do that well, you become what we talk about as a human, a defensive driver. then you avoid these catch 22 situations. emily: how can a car know what another car will do if there are not necessarily signals? maybe they didn't use a blinker, they made a last-minute decision. chris: that is part of the challenge. there are subtle cues. as a car driving, even if it doesn't turn on

camila bernal has the latest from aurora, illinois. investigators spent the night searching the gunman's home. neighbors shocked to learn what he had done.mary mcknight / neighbor: he seemed very friendly, he said hi to a lot of people that came and went. police say gary martin opened fire at the manufacturing warehouse where he worked. kristen ziman / aurora chief of police: he was a 15-year veteran and information that we have indicates that he was being terminated.police, firefighters and federal agents all rushing to the scene. the gunman shooting two of the first four officers to respond.kristen ziman / aurora chief of police: i want to take this opportunity to send positive energy to those officers who are being treated. thank you for running towards gunfire and putting your lives in danger to protect those inside the business.the chicago suburb tragically thrust into the spotlight.mayor richard irvin / aurora: for so many years we have seen similar situations throughout our nation. to experience it firsthand is even more painful

(justine) and -- an emotional day in aurora, illinois... a prayer vigil held for the victims killed at a work place shooting. (mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... it was an (jrs)(jrs) it was an emotional afternoon in aurora, illinois --the community coming together for a prayer vigil on sunday -- (justine) this is just two days after an employee gunned down five people at a manufacturing facility in suburban chicago. meredith wood has a look at how the community is paying tribute. "i'm thankful and grateful for them as our hearts mourn for those that we've lost." gathered with heavy hearts on sunday -- people paying tribute to the victims of last week's deadly workplace shooting.richard irvin/aurora mayor: "to simply offer condolences is not enought. it doesn't measure the amount of pain that we feel for the loss that we've experienced"police say 45-year-old gary martin went on a shooting rampage on friday --he had just been let go from his job at the henry pratt manufacturing facility in aurora, illinois.five people were killed --

we are seeing so much activity there in aurora, illinois. i want to add to the conversation that u.s. marshals are responding to the scene. that makes a lot of them heading to aurora including the fbi as well as u.s. marshals. it happened one hour west of chicago. we flow four officers as well as multiit will civilians were hit by gunfire. those officers are in stable condition. ask that is good news. we don't know sort of what condition that is, just that it is stable meaning it is not getting any bet are ter or not getting any worse. we know that the suspect has been apprehended. we flknow the town was saying don't go to that area. it appears as if investigators are on the ground trying to make sure that everything is all clear it is where we are right now waiting to get more information from law enforcement on the ground. >> and on that note let's take a listen to what this within told wls. >> he is bleeding pretty bad. next thing you know he was walking back in front and we heard more shots. he was running down the aisle with a pistol wi

the aurora police chief says she shouldn't have been able to buy a gun. aro backgund check failed to flag a prior conviction for assault. >>> the state department spokesperson heather nowwi eith draws her name from consideration for u.s. ambassador to the u.n. she cited family reasons over the past couple months as the reason for this. she had little foreign policy esperience when she joined the state departmentthan two years ago. >>> yesterday president trump declared a national emerge sy along ththern border. tonight his attorneys are preparing to defend a number of lawsuits. the aclu and public citizen have already sued mr. trump. house speakcy nelosi and several democratic state attorneys general saying they may be filing lawsuits as well e president is spending this weekend at his wt palm beach golf club. the white house says defend lawsuits all the way to the supreme court. >>> a lieutenant preparing for e career in army stabbed to death in a suspected hate crime. tonight, his parents tenews 4 h they ensure his legacy at no time. >>> the potentially

the community of aurora, illinois came together for a prayer vigil two days after an employee gunned down five people at a manufacturing facility near chicago.( robin ) meredith wood has a look at how the community is paying tribute. "i'm thankful and grateful for them as our hearts mourn for those that we've lost." gathered with heavy hearts on sunday -- people paying tribute to the victims of last week's deadly workplace shooting.richard irvin/aurora mayor: "to simply offer condolences is not enought. it doesn't measure the amount of pain that we feel for the loss that we've experienced"police say 45-year-old gary martin went on a shooting rampage on friday --he had just been let go from his job at the henry pratt manufacturing facility in aurora, illinois.five people were killed -- all employees of henry pratt.scott hall / ceo, mueller water products: "friday was basically the worst day that our company has ever had." memorial crosses for the victims lined the sidewalk outside the plant.dozens of people gathered for a silent walk of solidarity saturday afternoon.the five victims -

in west suburban aurora, illinois. s.w.a.t. and police are responding to reports of shots fired around henry pratt company, near the 401 south highland avenue. illinois state police and also the sheriff's office are also assisting. in a statement, the school district announcing on friday afternoon that they are holding students in place and there are reports that they have an active shooter at the henry pratt building near cleveland and prairie and that is in aurora, illinois. we will keep an eye on this as we get more details. looks like there are reports of an active shooter at this point. developing story taking place in illinois. >>> now let's get to the white house and president trump addressing china trade this morning, saying the deadline may be extended past the march 1st deadline. >> we're a lot closer than we ever were in this country with having a real trade deal. susan: this is the deadline, of course, to raise tariffs from 10% up to 25% on chinese goods, $200 billion worth. the u.s. trade delegation headed

abc's zachary kiesch is in aurora, illinois, with the latest. good morning, zachary. >> reporter: eva, it all went down inside this valve plant behind me. according to law enforcement it started when the shooter, a longtime employee, was told he was being fired in response pulling out a pistol. this morning, workers at this illinois warehouse and the first responders who came to their rescue are still reeling. six are dead including the shooter. several more were injured. >> aurora has an active shooter situation. one officer is reported down at this time. active shots being fired. >> reporter: at around 1:30 friday the sound of gunfire pierced the calm of an otherwise typical workweek at the henry pratt warehouse in aurora. >> suddenly i heard the gunshots really loud. it sounded like a machine gun, you can say. >> reporter: police arrived within minutes and, despite the danger, immediately ran towards the oncoming bullets. >> original reports indicated he was shooting from a window. >> reporter: authorities chased tiorring him killingthe nearl

our jeff paul is live in aurora, what are you learning? >> aurora p.d. wrapping up a press conference. the nails of the victims as well as the roles at the manufacturing plant. in fact, one of the victims is a student intern. i'm going to run through the names this is the most important thing that we're going to be touching on today are the victims in the shooting. the first name. clayton parks, a resources manager at henry pratt. another name, trevor winter of de kalb, he was a human resources intern at henry pratt, a student of northern illinois university. >> russell beyer. vincente juarez, a stock room attendant and forklift operator and josh pinkard: we're learning that the police officers five of them, they're expected to be okay, recovering from their juniors and a sixth co-worker injured in the ordeal and we're learning more about the suspect. the police department put out a photo here not too long ago where you can see him. his name is gary montez martin, 45 years old. investigators say he was about to lose his job that day. he was set to be ter

shooting situation reported at the henry pratt building in aurora. you can see above, a number of police and emergency vehicles on the sea. we are working to find out if any shots are actually fired and if anyone was hit or hurt or perhaps worse. we are working to find out who that shooter might be but certainly, you hear active shooter, law enforcement is taking it seriously as we do. this is a situation as it is and voiding in aurora outside of chicago. the workday is beginning to wrap up at a manufacturing plant. we will get you more information and bring you the latest as soon as we get it. >>> dangerous considerations as a dramatic rescue in southern california after people were stranded on the top of vehicles . >>> this afternoon, sun and clouds and thunderstorms rolling into the bait. not so much snow. i have details coming up. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobil

cnn's scott mclean joins us now from aurora, illinois. scott, police have identified the five victims killed in this shooting, one was a student intern, we've learned. what else can you tell us about them? >> reporter: that's right, ana, we now have names to match the five victims, one other employee was also shot, but we know that two of those victims worked in human resources. one was the manager, and as you mentioned, another was the hr intern, and believe it or not, this person's name is trevor wehner, his first day on the job, at henry pratt. he was scheduled to graduate in may. three others were also killed. the mold operator, forklift operator, and the plant manager, as well. it's not clear whether these were random or targeted. but what we do know is that the suspect here, gary martin, 45-year-old man, he was called in, for a meeting, because he was fired that day. and police say that after he found out the news, he opened fire. the chief, the police chief here, suspects that he may have known, or he may have had an inkling that h

a city in mourning...mayor richar irvin/ aurora today is a sad day in the city of aurora...the chicago suburb... tragically thrust into the spotlightmayor richar irvin/ aurora : for so many years we have seen similar situations throughout our nation and the horrible feeling that we get when we see it on the news. to experience it firsthand is even more painful.shots rang out friday afternoon inside this manufacturing warehouse. kristen ziman/ aurora chief of police: the shooter is identified as gary martin... unsure of the motive.one man who ran from the building describes seeing the gunman voice of john probst/ witness: what i saw was the guy running down the aisle with a pistol with a laser on it.police, firefighters and federal agents all rushing to the scene...the gunman shooting two of the first four officers to respond ...kristen ziman/ aurora chief of police: i want take this opportunity to send positive energy to those officers that are being treated// thank you for running towards gunfire and putting your lives in danger to protect those inside the businessnearby schools were

hundreds. >> reporter: dart says change is needed statewide to avoid another aurora. adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >> glor: tonight the state department is looking into reports that as many as five americans are among the group of foreigners arrested in haiti and charged with conspiracy. the men were believed to be heavily armed. thousands have demanded haiti's president resign amid skyrocketing inflation. at the vatican today organizers of an extraordinary meeting on sexual abuse say this week could be a turning point. seth doane reports the conference begins thursday. >> reporter: pope francis called more than 100 bishops from around the world to discuss how to protect minors and this weekend the vatican sent a signal by imposing its highest punishment, defrocking former cardinal theodore mccarrick, found guilty of sexually abusing a child. he is the most senior catholic figure to be defrocked in modern times. organizers said the summit will focus on responsibility, accountability and transparency. the pope will take part. but the pontiff himself said expectation

. >>> a terrifying situation here in aurora, illinois. multiple people killed. multiple civilians injured. and five police officers injured by gunfire. >>> robert mueller asking a federal judge in virginia throw the book at paul manafort, arguing that the former trump campaign chairman deserves up to 24 1/2 years in prison. >>> for the first time, we learned that actually the special counsel's office on the record was investigating roger stone as part of this. >> sarah sanders, interviewed by the special counsel, the president's press secretary sat down with mueller last year. >>> i didn't need to do this, i'd rather do it much faster. >>> republicans lawmakers have warned the president for weeks not to declare a national emergency if he felt he was out of options to get funding for the border wall. ♪ >> good morning, everyone, i'm kaylee hartung in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. right now, police are saying the shooter who killed five people and at his manufacturing business in illinois had just lost his job. >> after announcing a national emergen

a city in mourning...mayor richar irvin/ aurora today is a sad day in the city of aurora...the chicago suburb... tragically thrust into the spotlightmayor richar irvin/ aurora : for so many years we have seen similar situations throughout our nation and the horrible feeling that we get when we see it on the news. to experience it firsthand is even more painful.shots rang out friday afternoon inside this manufacturing warehouse. kristen ziman/ aurora chief of police: the shooter is identified as gary martin... unsure of the motive.one man who ran from the building describes seeing the gunman voice of john probst/ witness: what i saw was the guy running down the aisle with a pistol with a laser on it.police, firefighters and federal agents all rushing to the scene...the gunman shooting two of the first four officers to respond ...kristen ziman/ aurora chief of police: i want take this opportunity to send positive energy to those officers that are being treated// thank you for running towards gunfire and putting your lives in danger to protect those inside the businessnearby schools were

how unusual and incidents like this is, for aurora? aurora has a history of some shootings, but nothing like this. mostly gang—related shootings, but not that many. and this is very, very unusual for this area. we are hearing that the shooter probably worked at this place, at the site, and we are hearing a lot of stories about people who recognised him, who were able to escape? yeah, we have heard the same thing. 0ur able to escape? yeah, we have heard the same thing. our latest understanding, and there is going to be another press conference in an hour which will more fully explain what happened, but what we have heard is that he was actually fired from this business about two weeks ago, or at least put on leave, and had come back today to learn that he was being fired, and then pulled out a gun and began shooting. do you think and incidents like this might reignite the gun control debate is in the state, if not the country? you know, it already has, already some of our local politicians are talking about the need for greater gun co

we are about 40 miles outside of chicago here in aurora. at this point we should reiterate there is one fatality according to the states attorney officer and a lot more information we'll be getting in the next few minutes. >> if you will standby we are awaiting a press conference from the aurora police department. you heard her report. one fatality so far at a manufacturer. the shooter no longer a threat. we don't flow the condition of the shooter but there were four police officers struck and a number of civilians officials are telling us. we'll be right back. d she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ got it. ran out of ink and i have a big meeting today. and 2 boxes of twizzlers... yeah, uh...for the team. the team? gooo team... order online pickup in an hour. now get 25% off printing and fedex shipping. at office depot officemax. people are managing their type 2 diabetes with fitness, friends and farxiga, the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exe

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scott maclaine joins us now from aurora, illinois. police are now saying the shooter was not even supposed to own a gun. what do we know? >> that's right, anna, gary martin, this 45-year-old suspect is a convicted felon dating back to 1995 in mississippi. yet somehow 19 years later, he applied for and was granted a gun permit in the state of illinois, even passed a background check. the only reason he was flagged at all, is because after he passed that background check he applied for a concealed carry permit. he had to have his fingerprints run through a national database. in that case, his right to own a gun was revoked. the state police sent him a letter, they've confirmed they sent him a letter saying, you need to turn in this gun and your permit. the problem is that no one ever followed up to make sure that he turned it in. obviously he didn't. because he still had it, and he used it to carry out this crime. one of two things should have happened. either the local police, the aurora police should have filed a petition with the cou

and now 11 years later, on february 15, the call went out from aurora, illinois, workplace shooting at henry brand, active gunman, officers down. more than 200 police units from across the western suburbs of chicago responded to contain the situation. they were running toward the sound of gunfire as they do countless times each day in our country. six officers were injured during that response. and in the aftermath we learned that we lost five members of our community. josh pinkard, the plant manager who, when fatally shot sent a final text message to his wife tara to say, i love you. trevor wayner on his first day at work as an intern from northern illinois university. clayton parks, trevor's supervisor an also graduate of n.i.u. vicente juarez, a hardworking family man who lived with his wife, daughter and grandchildren on a quiet street in oswego. russ, a machinist and father of two children. now as we have done so many times before in congress i will soon ask that we pause for a moment of silence. but this time, i would ask each of you to also think of the voting card that each of

reporter adrian diaz has the latest from aurora. >> reporter: police say 45-year- old gary martin, a 15-year employee of the henny pratt manufacturing facility in aurora, illinois, had just been fired when he allegedly killed everyone in the room. >> my understanding from the witnesses is that he opened fire right at the termination. >> requested as many ambulances as possible for an active shooter with many injuries. >> reporter: the first calls came in around 1:24 p.m. friday. officers responded to the scene and exchanged gunfire with the suspect. it took them nearly 90 minutes to track him down. >> he was in a back machine shop at the very back corner of the building probably waiting for us to get to him. >> reporter: people who lived nearby heard the gun battle. >> it was -- >> so loud. >> yeah, it was spaced and then came another shots. >> reporter: a human resources manager and intern are among the five people killed. five police officers were wounded and another received minor injuries. police say the suspect was a con ficted felon making -- convicted felon making him ineligib

he tweeted great job by law enforcement in aurora, illinois. heartfelt condolences to the victims and their families. america is with you. >>> westbound highway 37 in the north bay is closed as crews continue to work to repair a levee breach. ktvu sara zendehnam is live with more on when the highway could be opened. >> reporter: good morning. caltrans crews were out here not too long ago and drove up highway 37 towelly there's construction crews here as well and they are driving through with the big rocks in the back of the trucks right now. and they are going through right now and from what we understand, according to caltrans, what they are doing right now is kind of working to access the levee. and these construction crews are going through. so caltrans really was monitoring the flooding when we got out here not too long ago. but let's go to video of what this whole situation was like and we will have a breakdown of what happened. this started thursday when heavy rain caused a levee breach off highway 37. water from novato creek spilled. the

and then aurora. you know, just yesterday. talk to me about the frustration that comes with collectively a nation saying this is horrible, this is terrible, this shouldn't happen, but then nothing powerful seems to happen. >> there is a frustration, because for me, i recognize that this is becoming our new normal, and that's not good. and i recognize that every single day, there are about 100 people every day that continue to die unnecessarily due to our extremist culture, and with our inability to act on these measures, and to push them forth to keep people safe, we're going to continue to be this, this country and this nation, that puts guns over god. and public profit with guns over public safety. and we, i just reverse to believe that we are a nation that will continue to live this way. >> do you feel like this is a national crisis, that needs addressing, with a declaration of an emergency? >> i don't like to say that -- personally, i believe this is a public health crisis, personally, i believe that, yes, we are at an eme

at least five s at a manufactoring business in aurora, illinois. (pam) the suspected shooter is also dead. camilia bernal has the latest.

now, as you know, there was another shooting in a town called aurora -- not aurora, colorado, i am speaking of a different shooting. aurora, illinois, the scene of another shooting that took the lives of five americans and injured six others, five of whom were law enforcement officers. and i am confident that there are republicans out there, saying our thoughts and prayers are with them. but i will tell you, under the leadership of speaker nancy pelosi and our new members of congress, lucy mcbath, we are not just doing thoughts and prayers, we are taking action. earlier this week and the judiciary committee of the united states house, they were marking up a bill to address gun violence. the gun violence national emergency. that is what they were doing. thank you, speaker pelosi. thank you, congresswoman mcbath. thank you to all the house members stepping up on this critically important issue. and thank you, everybody, in this room for stepping up at a moment in time when our democracy is on fire. this was not historic. 2017 and 2018 election cycle. i also know there are some new folks here

. >>> a terrifying situation here in aurora, illinois. multiple people killed, multiple civilians injured. and five police officers injured by gunfire. >>> robert mueller asking a federal judge in virginia to throw the book at paul manafort argues that the former trump campaign chairman deserves up to 24 1/2 years in prison. >>> for the first time we learned that actually the special counsel's office on the record was investigating roger stone as part of this. >>> sarah sanders was interviewed by the superb council. the president's secretary sat down with the team last year. >>> i could do the wall over longer periods of time. i didn't need to do this but i'd rather do it much faster. >> republican lawmakers have warned the president for weeks not to declare a national emergency, if he felt he was out of options to get funding for that border wall. >>> well, good morning, everyone. i'm kaylee hartung in for christi paul here on "new day." >> i'm victor black well. good to be with you. >>> our top stories at this hour, police are saying th

the community of aurora now united by the shared shock and sorrow. like vincent juarez, his daughter in tears, and clayton parks russell beyer and josh pinkard, also fathers, taken too soon. trevor, a college intern killed on his first day of the job. is this anything you would have expected around here? >> not at all. i mean, you never expect it would happen to where you live and when it does hit home, you don't know what to do. >> reporter: in a bit of good news, all but one of the five officers injured in friday's attack are out of the hospital and have made it home, so they too can begin the healing process. zachary kiesch, abc news, aurora, illinois. >>> drivers near milwaukee are expecting more scenes like this as snowfalls overnight. interstates were reduced to one lane with many accidents. >> here in new york city we have a wintry mix changing over to rain and more snow to the north of us. more rain to the south. >> accuweather's paul williams has the forecast. paul, good morning. >> good morning, janai, devin. a low pressure system will pick

several others injured, at a warehouse in aurora, illinois. we first brought you this story yesterday at 5 >>> five people killed and several others injured at a warehouse in illinois. we brought you this story yesterday at 5:00 asing news. tonight we're learning more about the victims and the accused shooter who according to police never should have been allowed to own a gun. nbc's chris pollone has the very latest. >> reporter: many questions remain after the country's latest workplace massacre, this one in aurora, >> attention all police, aurora does have an active shooter. >> reporter: five people shot to death on friday at a manufacturing plant that makes plumbing valleys and on saturday the shooter gary martin never should have had a gun to begin with. >> he was not supposed to be in possession of a firearm. >> reporter: investigators say he started shooting in a meeting in which he was being fired after 15 years on the job. five years ago state police ordered him to turn in his gun when they discover he was a convicted felon. the same s

nbc's ron mott is in aurora, illinois, this morning. ron, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle and peter, good morning to you both. investigators are trying to figure out just how much planning went into this shooting. they say this employee showed up at work with a gun yesterday, went in and started shooting people. he kept the building under siege for an hour and 35 minutes and when it was all over, another american town dealing with bloodshed and tears. >> attention, all police, aurora does have an active shooter. >> reporter: this morning, a community stunned. >> requesting as many ambulances as possible for an active shooter with many injuries. >> reporter: police say a 15-year employee, 45-year-old gary martin, who was in the process of being terminated, opened fire at the henry pratt company plant in aurora, killing five coworkers, shooting another, wounding five officers who responded to the scene. all the officers suffered non-life threatening injuries, the chief says. >> i saw hundreds of uniformed officers ready to assist. th

the mayor of aurora said this is a sad day fo