residential streets as well. josh could probably speak more to this. i m sure setting up a perimeter is going to be interesting with all these big buildings. and with the neighborhoods nearby. and we also are seeing that possibly a school nearby as well. that could be a whole different element at 2:36 an hour behind us. whether or not school was supposed to be let out around this time. certainly that might be something law enforcement is taking into account as they continue to respond to this scene. now we re seeing action as you look closely in the middle of the screen. there s a group of a half a dozen people walking out. they re walking, not running. i can t tell from my vantage point who they may be, if they re police officers or not. what does this tell you. it s hard to see from the helicopter shot, one thing that s interesting, brynn hit on it. when you look at the facility itself, when these types of
there s a report that there was some type of gunshot or some type of violent person. that s the information that we have that we ll be coming out, and that will be sorted out as authorities work through and really suss out what the actual details are, and again, we can expect to hear from authorities. i would imagine in short order, let us know what they are dealing with and not dealing with. brynn, do we know how long ago the initial call went out? it was definitely over a half hour ago. i m checking through my e-mail when we received a little bit of a heads up on this, and that was probably yeah, like i said a little more than a half hour ago, about 3:10 we were hearing about this. i am looking ana at a map crews printed out for me. giving me an idea of the area. this area is there s a lot of industrial buildings, just looking from a bird s a view. there s also a lot of
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welcome back to our continuing coverage of hurricane irma. coming to you from ft. myers, florida. if you have been watching, you know that we have been talking about who days ago were in miami or miami beach. faced with the idea of where to evacuate to and they chose to move west off into tampa, because they thought that would be safer. now today they woke up to a very different reality with the storm having moved to the west. now tampa in the line of this storm as it moves up northward here to naples, ft. myers, then as far as tampa. probably getting hurricane force winds in tampa by sunday night around 8:00. according to the latest. brynn gingrass is on i-4 east, getting a sense of the traffic out of tampa. what are you seeing there and is it is it people who have decided to fly to leave tampa and try to leave tampa and head to orlando or even back to miami?
a window in effect they have obediently swept up the glass. if they really don t want him to do it i have to go. we will come back. we have breaking news. brynn, what do you have for us? reporter: we just learned from our reporters in the courtroom the judge in the cosby trial has declared a mistrial. that means none of the jurors could come to a consensus on all three counts of the charge of aggravated indecent assault against bill cosby. i want to read some quotes we received from, again, jean casarez and lawrence crook from inside the courtroom. he asked each juror, polled each of them and said does this indicate that the jury is hopelessly deadlocked and the foreperson said yes. the judge again then asked all jurors do you agree there is a hopeless deadlock which cannot be resolved by further deliberations and each juror then again answered in the