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And so police continue to scour the mall, interviewing people who are there, uncovering people hiding a long time not knowing whether the shooting had ended, whether it is safe now. so in small groups weve seen that police have been escorting some of the shoppers and employees out of the mall, and then escorting them to a location where they then get shuttle buses where people can pick them up. their personal cars have to stay at that shopping mall, that is just a matter of procedure according t...

Investigators once they encounter them have lots of questions for them before they can give them and all-clear and release from that shopping mall. when people do come out of that shopping mall, we have seen in the last hour and a half or so theyre being released in small groups. theyre walking single file out of the mall. through the parking lot. they are not escorted to their cars. many of them, their carless have to remain there at the shopping mall, until further notice. theyre being put on ...

Throughout this mall, to make sure that everyone is safe. there are a number of folks who are still shelters in place. and so theyre going through our s.w.a.t. team, tactical teams, with our regional partners from a number of other counties and the state police, from the state of maryland. so it is still an active crime scene, and theyre still securing the mall, and the mall will be closed for the rest of the day and night. >> okay. and then from some of the images weve been watching. weve been ...

I dont think so. but when you add it all together, the shuttle buses that bring people down, the sending people to ghana to do volunteer projects, its the intangible things. lets say the company overall makes a lot of contributions to philanthropy. we see that with goldman sachs employees. google does, too. both of those companies are great examples. that makes employees feel really good about where they work or sometimes its the level of training. a company invests in its employees. we see a lo...

Sitting, waiting at my gate. heard the shots, and then looked up and then everybody was flying down the hallway, just trying to get out. >> so did they evacuate you to another terminal? is that where you are right now sdm. >> then what we did is were standing on the tarmac for a bit, and then about, i dont know, maybe about ten minutes passed and everybody -- the security brought around shuttle buses, and now they have been shuttling everybody out of the terminal into a secure location. its just...

Us. at maddowblog.com today we posted some of the mainstream press coverage of the march from the day that it happened back in august 1963. i always think thats an interesting way to look back at modern historical events. thats why we show a lot of old nbc news footage on this show, for example. in the case of the march, some of that contemporaneous coverage from 63 is also just amazing for its craft. for its writing. "the day dawned clear and cool. at 7:00 a.m. the town had a sunday appearance ...

Even bigger than sandy from wrecking the tracks again. when they threw open the subway turnstiles today, people were still lining up, actually, for the replacement shuttle buses from the old h line jerry-rigged thing. some of those people told us today that they will miss the weird make shift system, because it had a side effect of giving people a three shuttle bus and train around the rockaways. but a lot of other folks seemed awfully glad their train was back. the a-train is back. and the rock...

Replacement shuttle buses. some of those people told us today they will miss the makeshift system because it had the site effect of giving people a free shuttle bus and train around the rockaways. a lot of other folks seemed glad the a train is back and the rockways are back. but of course, when places come back, they renever exactly the same. like any place that is rebuilding, whether its new orleans or moore, oklahoma, the rock swraez to wrestle with what kind of place they want to rebuild the...

Following hurricane sandy. >> many had to cast their ballots in tents and other makeshift polling sites, taking shuttle buses and enduring very long lines. displaced new jersey residents were allowed to vote by e-mail or fax. but the electronic options overwhelmed the county clerks there. >> a lot of them said voting was the only thing they had left. and now those recovering from hurricane sandy is about to face a new threat. a noreaster packing heavy winds, rain and snow. >> jim dickey is track...

Ballots in tents and other makeshift polling sites, taking shuttle buses and enduring some very long lines. displaced new jersey residents were allowed to vote by e-mail or fashion, but the electronic option simply overwhelmed the county clerks there. >> a lot of them said votings the only thing they have left. and now those people struggling to recover from hurricane sandy are about to face a new threat, a noreaster packing heavy winds, rain, even snow. >> here we go again. accuweathers meteoro...