behind the district news vehicles. even the police, though, are taking cover behind their cars. i m going to run back. take cover. adam, go. go, go, go. still unclear right now, of course, the motive. and lingering questions. were the suspects acting alone, or is there a larger group of terrorists out there that we should fear? we re talking to our security experts about it, next. [ female announcer ] what if the next big thing, isn t a thing at all?
and i saw the bullet come from here to there. it was so loud. reporter: shortly after 1:00 a.m. eastern time, a reporter was caught in the crossfire nearby. we re all taking cover behind the different news vehicles, even the police are taking cover behind their cars. these are bullet holes inside a local home. they were still on lockdown because they were still on lockdown. we were crawling through the hallway, we saw a big flash out front. there was like an explosion with glass. another resident described what he was seeing using skype. i walk in here and it is angled at the bomb squad. michael dushette saw what happened next. the guy out front shooting it out with the cops. and i see an officer and him are about 30 feet apart shooting at
i saw it happened. it was so scary. it was so laud. reporter: shortly after 1:00 a.m. eastern time adam williams was caught in the cross fire nearby. we are all taking cover right now behind the different news vehicles. even the police are taking cover behind their cars. reporter: these are bullet holes inside of the home of steven and emily mcalpin. we spoke to them today via skype because they were still on lockdown. as we were crawling through the hallway we saw a flash out front and an explosion with glass. reporter: another resident an drew kitzenberg described what he was witnessing to msnbc using skype. i will walk it here. and so it s kind of angled right now at the bomb squad. reporter: michael says he saw what happened next. the guy out front shooting out with the cops and i see an officer and him 30 feet apart. shooting at each other, craziest
on fox nuse we report from newtown, connecticut, one accounts that we continually return to is a woman who was walking with her husband in a field behind me and she came upon the news vehicles. she is a library clerk who was inside of the school with 18 fourth graders when the shots first rang out. one of the things she told us the school in the years she worked for had practiced. they practiced and they knew what to do. take a listen. i think the kids were scared but they are scared when it is a drill. the fire alarm goes off and it is scary for the little kids. i don t think until we opened the door and there were cops with giantic guns and escorted them out did they real. what were the children saying in the closest.
across the lower 48 with a warmup in store for the weekend. trying to vet some of this information. this definitely is the biggest aftershock we ve seen since the first big one which was a 6.9 after the main one of 8.8. turbulent times continue in the world down there in chile. this is why reporters are saying many people are choosing to stay outside and in some cases crews sleeping in news vehicles because of the fears of aftershocks. unsettling news. thank you for that update. appreciate it. when we come back, most news in the morning, the justice department under fire because of lawyers who once represented accused terrorist at guantanamo bay and they re now working with the justice department and some lawmakers are demanding names. chloe is 9 months old.