community there, his kids going to public school along with rose s kids at public school, how he would walk freely in the streets, very low key. did he have any family members or anyone else present at the apartme apartment. we don t have details at this time. susan candiotti we ll check back with more about this investigation. outside the west village manhattan apartment, alexandra, what can you tell us about the sce scene. dozens keep arriving. this is the apartment building behind me. here in west village.
we knew that someone had gotten inside the base and we knew that it was the agency that had been hit. and we knew it was bad. by the time we got on the sce scene, it was an ugly scene. the conventional unit that was there landed the helicopter right in the courtyard and evaced as many of the wounded as possible. he said jen didn t make it. our logistics chief that we had worked with to close the base on a daily basis didn t make it. and some of her case officers never made it even back to the you know, they died on the scene.
aerial views, higher up views of just sort of where you re near in copley square. brian, i want to talk to you quickly about the boat. you got some exclusive video of the boat, and also they used thermal imaging to find the suspect hiding out in that boat. you were at the scene. talk to us about that. it was a pretty harrowing sce scene, don, got to within 200 yards of the boat. we got there, they had flood lit the boat. they had loudspeakers on. it was an official on the top floor of the house, you know, where the boat was in the backyard calling down to him on a loudspeaker. the phrases we heard them say were, come out with your hands up. we know you re in there. come out on your own terms. we know you re bleeding. we know you re tired, and that was literally moments before he was captured. while we were filming that and listening to the police saying that, police officials rushed us and said you ve got to get out of here. move back. you re in the crossfire zone. they, of course, a
in a red shirt being the person they were looking for, so, it may comport. we re just waiting to find out from the authorities if in fact this is a situation where they believe the gunman, one, is in custody and right now, if you look at the behavior of the first responders, and you can see the students kind of wandering around there. it would seem to be that the sense of urgency has lessened from what it was just seven or eight minutes ago when you saw s.w.a.t. teams kind of running in towards the building and now you have this scene where you have students that are walking out, casually, not running, mind you. you had some where they had their hands up in the air which has become standard operating procedure for anybody leaving the scene of a shooting. it now appears as if, is they believe the danger level at least coming from within the school seems to have lowered, but until we have confirmation from authorities, that s just a best guess and looking at
emergency responders are there. but we have some precious few details. reporter: if i might, if you look at the picture on the left side of the screen, this is the good or the at least semi encouraging because you have police officers kind of roaming in the center square of the college right there and they do not seem to be appearing as if someone were inside armed. so, either this thing is in the process of winding down, it s over, whatever has happened, but you can see right here on the right-hand side they re bringing somebody out. it appears to be on a stretcher this. again, we have not confirmed the number of victims in this, so we don t want to get any wild speculation going, but we ve heard three. we re going to stick with that until we get confirmation from police, but just the actions of police officers on scene and the comings and goings would tend to give you at least the assumption that they believe whatever was happening inside. now, you see students leaving. so these ag