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Again, text BDB to 989-89898. It's Friday the 28th of November. Welcome to the PDB afternoon bulletin. I'm Mike Baker,

your eyes and ears on the world stage. All right. Let's get briefed. First up, we'll have the

latest on that deadly shooting involving two National Guardsmen in Washington, D.C. Later in the show,

North Korea's nuclear program appears

to be picking up speed. New satellite imagery shows Pyongyang building what analysts believe is a

major new enrichment plant, a move that could dramatically boost Kim Jong-un's stockpile of an enriched

material. But first, today's afternoon spotlight. I want to start today

with an update on that shooting in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday. Two members of the West Virginia

National Guard were ambushed just steps from the Farragut West Metro Station, right in the heart

of the capital, and only a short walk from the White House. One of those service members,

Specialist Sarah Bextram, has died from her wounds.

Bextram was assigned to the 863rd military police company.

She was just 24 years old.

Her colleague, Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe, remains in critical condition.

Both were in the district as part of the National Guard deployment supporting local law enforcement on security and public safety operations. They were out on a routine patrol

when a gunman rounded a corner, raised a 357 revolver and opened fire at close range. Officials describe

it as a, quote, targeted ambush. Law enforcement returned fire almost immediately.

The suspect was shot, taken into custody, and is now hospitalized under guard.

He's been identified as 29-year-old Ramanullah Lakenwall, an Afghan national, who entered

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