Child might have been in car involved in U.S. Capitol Hill shooting: police

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Capitol Police believe that a child may have been in the car involved in a shooting on Thursday outside the U.S. Capitol, Capitol Police Chief Kim Dine told reporters. "We are still investigating that. Possibly we believe that there was a child in the car," he told a news conference. He said there was no information that the shooting was related to terrorism or "is anything other than an isolated incident." Initial reports said that a woman, who drove the car, had been killed when police opened fire but Dine said he did not know the condition of the woman. (Reporting by Ian Simpson; Editing by Sandra Maler)