what president obama calls a mass shooting here outside the u.s. navy yard in southeast washington d.c. just moments ago, the chief of the dc police and mayor gray, the mayor of the city updated us on the very latest. the very latest, at least 12, at least 12 people confirmed dead in terms of injured we were told that at least 10 people are injured, at least 10 people. among them, one d. c. area police officer injured in direct gunfire. the chief told us that other police police officers were also injured but not directly by gunfire. in terms of people being transported to local area hospitals we have heard a number of people have been transported to local hospitals. we have been hearing from local police officials. as for president obama, he has again call this a mass shooting, not very long ago he talked about a number of service members and civilians who served in the navy yard, knowing full well that violence can occur at any time whether serving abroad. but they don t
whoosh reporter:and two bay area law enforcement officers under arrest tonight. two separate cases: both are charged with sex crimes. just a horrible situation for everyone reporter:whoosh and it s playoff time. the a s get ready to take on the tigers. and th raiders have to get out ot the way. whoosh reporter:and government shutdown or not. obamacare signups begin tomorrow. it s like booking a hotel or a plane ticket. let s see about that. we take a test drive. pam: our top story at eight. a shutdown will have a very real economic impact on realnobody says they want it nobody seems to be able to stop it. we are in the last hour before a massive government shutdown. the federal government is on the brink of shutting down for the first time since the mid- 1990s. both sides. the house and the senate. appear to be digging in tonight. the senate has rejected a house spending bill. increasing the likelihood of a shutdown. shannon travis has the latest from washington. r
if you do not know anyone just go some, on an to the school and tell them and walk away. you never know who will be on the street so watch for your children watching for strange activity and local police. there s three and a lot of things happening and talking to our children and home is definitely an impression and and be careful of strangers. reporter: we saw this all day with cruisers driving by and security is being stepped up at the school and others as well. they hope to have the sketch of the suspect later this evening. an african american male in his 30 s driving a small black pickup. the make and model is not known at this time. reporter:the jury in the michael jackson wrongful death trial has reached a verdict this hour. the question: was the promoter of michael jackson s comeback concert responsible for hiring the doctor who killed him? their answer - no. reporter:katherine jackson sought to hold aeg live responsible for her son s death, arguing that it
another teenage girl was found dead outside the pam: and weeks later, a child who intially survived the crash, died in a hospital. this is video of the crash out of the other 304 hurt. asiana airlines offered its passengers 10-thousand dollars for pain and suffering. pam: but several lawsuits have been filed against the airline and the plane manufactuor - boeing. catherine: the investigation into the crash continues. here s what we know so far. there s a focus on the cockpit culture. catherine: in other words - what crew members were saying to each other - or not saying. one of the pilots - who was being trained - had fears about his ability to land safely while relying on manual controls and a visual approach. but he didn t say anything because he didn t want to embarrass himself. catherine: investigators are looking at an overall unwillingness to acknowledge weakness - and of deferring to higher ranking colleagues. catherine: there were also signs of confusion
state, and there was at least one fatality and more than 100 injuries. sara ganim is in fayetteville north carolina with more on this winter weather. a lot of kids who were stranded at school are saying it s just an extended play day but for those who are stranded on the roles and are still on the road to try to get home quite the nightmare in the south. reporting live in fayetteville north carolina on sarah annum. thank you sarah. anny: i heard that people in atlanta were leaving their cars stranded. they re going to match restores and sleeping there. try to find some shelter. or they were spending the night at the gas station. anny: at were talking about some changes in our weather pattern as well. nothing as intense as the cold conditions in the south but we are talking about finally some rain in this area. here s erica with our weather and traffic. the morning erica. erica: the morning to you both. i want to talk more extensively about what s happening in the deep sout