vehicle, i m not a police officer, don t know what growers the minor neil: could i interrupt you. this first officer was it wasn t hit in errant gunfire help was hit by the vehicle. right. neil: okay. now, he second officer we re told also hit by the vehicle? that is not entirely clear to me at this point. i think we ll get a better update when they do another news conference at 6:00 p.m. neil: they re trying to find out what this woman was doing. you know the city very well, better than i. i know when work in that city many years ago, they don t take security lightly, and around these security checkpoints, especially around the white house, it s sort of like joking on a plane about a bomb threat. won t do and it you re in big trouble if you do. so if you were to ram something or hit something in that area by the white house, i m sure by the capitol, it is not looked upon
turn, becomes much worse. do we know anything about the chain of events? , no, we don t other, than that. you re right those areas, around the white house and the capitol, some of these used to be open not that long ago. certainly there was a lot of talk about opening up pennsylvania avenue, which was closed after the oklahoma city bombing, in front of the capitol. regular traffic, a regular street here on capitol hill. excuse me. in washington. and then after the incident in oklahoma city, and in the mid-1990s, they closed that off and closed off several streets here on capitol hill but they look like regular streets. traffic lights, walkways can double-stripes town the middle, and they could be confused but there are lot of officers and obviously the barriers and big planters, keeping people from driving down there, but again, we don t have something quite like that happen very often, and there are questions here right now i mixed on the air a