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Developments. We want to send it back to scott now. Thanks. Just before 9 30 on a friday morning, a busy airport, nations third busiest at l. A. X. Business travelers going home for a long week, people Getting Started on a long weekend and a gunman bursts through security line with an Assault Rifle. He shoots one tsa officer fatally, injuries another and continues almost all the way back to the airport gates. Nbc news, according to Law Enforcement officials, say hes paul anthony ciancia, 23 years old, u. S. Citizen. Apparently not related to the tsa. There were conflicting reports earlier. Aut...

Whats going on in washington. And there is a look at the markets. Up 111 points on the Dow Jones Industrial average. Very light volume on this monday. The nasdaq down a fraction. Once again, technology under pressure. Apple down 3 today so far. S p 500 up about 9 points but we want to get to our top story and the latest on the tragic shooting at the Washington Navy ship yard. Lets get right to amon leading our coverage all day. What can you tell us . Reporter weve got new information just within the past hour here. Officials have named the suspect in the shooting here at the Washington Navy ya...

Us for more perspective on this. Jennifer . Hi. We lived in israel for a number of years when these kind of terror attacks were common place. What we just learned from our jerusalem team, from our producer who spoke to the Israeli Security Services Just a little while ago is that we know the identities of the two attackers, two palestinian cousins in the hebron area in the west bank. Both attackers have been neutralized. At least one was killed in a shootout. They were dressed as Orthodox Jews when one of them was shooting inside the market. One began shooting on the street outside the market....

HALIFAX - A Nova Scotia judge has dismissed charges against two people accused of harassing the province's chief medical officer during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying the case took too long

A Nova Scotia judge has dismissed charges against two people accused of harassing the province's chief medical officer during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying the case had taken took long to reach the trial stage.