HARRIS: OK. Let's get you an update on one of the big stories we're following here. Shots fired at the Pentagon. It happened around 4:50 a.m. Eastern time this morning. Let's go to our Pentagon correspondent, Chris Lawrence. Chris, if you would, give us the latest. What are you learning?</s>CHRIS LAWRENCE, CNN PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Tony. From what we hear, at least five shots were heard just about 10 minutes before 5:00 this morning. We've now learned that two of those rounds did hit the building. This happened on the south side of the building. It's an area of the Pentagon that's under renovation right now, so no one is really working in that part. One of the bullets lodged in the window. That window didn't shatter. It's bulletproof. And the other round actually did hit the actual concrete part of the building. They did two sweeps of the area, the second of which they actually shut down part of the highway that leads into the Pentagon. And there's a press conference starting here in just about 10 minutes from now. So we're going to run up to that and hopefully get some more information.</s>HARRIS: Oh, terrific. OK, Chris. Keep us posted on that. Chris Lawrence at the Pentagon for us.</s>HARRIS: Still to come, a United Airlines 747 -- have you seen this? Have you heard this? -- buzzes San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, but it was no accident. We'll explain the close -- well, it was a close call, a fly-over. It's in "What's Hot." We're back in a moment.
Unknown Shooter Fires at Pentagon