annexations with a concert in red square. we will have more on that in a few minutes. first let's get the sport. first let's get the sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. an update from an astonishing first day at the ryder cup to come but first to france — where three—time champions new zealand are trying to avoid a shock early exit from the rugby world cup. the all blacks are up against italy — with the azzuri knowing a win would see them qualify for the knockout stages for the very first time in their history. not going to happen as things stand. overwhelmingly in new zealand's favor. 35—3 they lead. half an hour played there and the all blacks have

never been eliminated at the group stages. rome trying to regain the trophy, they have taken full control against they have taken full control against the united states who failed to win a single match. the morning session was one to remember as a 23—year—old from sweden who only turned professional injune making his debut at the tournament along side half for the brian harmon in the second much of the day. that win put to— zero. america went on to win the final two remaining foursomes to complete a sweep in the morning session. something team europe is never done before. more european dominance followed in the afternoon. max is patrick putting helping your point first of the 67 holes for the feeling like it was over before it even begun. they went on to win five and three. team usa have not won the

ryder cup on european soil for 30 years. let the other three matches but they ended all square. half points was all they got as europe ended five points ahead. more foursomes on saturday before singles on sunday. europe only need 1a and have points to regain the ryder cup with the us requiring 1a to retain it. away from the ryder cup, antony will return to training with manchester united, despite allegations of domestic abuse being made against him. antony returned to the uk from his native brazil this week after meeting with greater manchester police about the allegations, which he denies. in a statement united have said while that process continues, he will train and will be available for selection. it's understood antony won't feature for united against crystal palace in the premier league this weekend though. para—athletes from russia and belarus will be allowed to compete at next year's paralympics after officials voted against a full ban, but they'll have to do so as neutral athletes. the international paralympic

committee hasoted to partially suspend both paralympic commitees of russia and belarus but stopped short of a full ban. russia has been suspended from paralympic competition since the country's invasion of ukraine in 2022. and that's all the sport for now. back to our top story. a press conference in connection back to our top story. a press conference in connection with back to our top story. a press conference in connection with the man was been charged with the murder of rappa tupac shook her. let's listen in. in 27 years the family of tupac sugar had been waiting forjustice. we're here to announce the reading two arrests a six—year—old duane keith davis, aka kiki d for the murder of tupac sikora. davis was arrested this morning —— tupac shakur. the apprehension team in this investigation started on the night of september seven, like teen 96. it is far from night of september seven, like teen 96. it is farfrom over. it night of september seven, like teen 96. it is far from over. it has taken 96. it is far from over. it has ta ken countless 96. it is far from over. it has taken countless hours, really decades of work by the men and women

of our homicide section to get to where we're today. several of those detectives standing here with us include detective cliff mall, the lead detective on this case. he is now retired. i know there's been many people who do not believe that the murder of tupac shakur was important to this lease department i am here to tell you that was simply not the case. it was not the case back then and it is not the case today. our goal has always been to hold those accountable and responsible for macquarie violent murder accountable. just like we do for every homicide dictum in our city. every single victim, every life lost is important and remains a priority for this police department. as we methodically built this case to move forward with interest was also important that at same time we're building toward a successful prosecution. we work closely with

our esteemed district attorney and his office to ensure that is going to happen. mr davises own words reinvigorated our case in 2018 for them i want to give you some of those details and i will introduce our homicide lieutenantjason our homicide lieutenant jason johansson our homicide lieutenantjason johansson put up he will provide you many of the details of how we got here today. many of the details of how we got here today-— here today. thank you, sheriff. thank you _ here today. thank you, sheriff. thank you everybody _ here today. thank you, sheriff. thank you everybody for - here today. thank you, sheriff. thank you everybody for being | here today. thank you, sheriff. - thank you everybody for being here today _ thank you everybody for being here today my _ thank you everybody for being here today. my name isjasonjohansson and on _ today. my name isjasonjohansson and on the — today. my name isjasonjohansson and on the homicide lieutenant with the les _ and on the homicide lieutenant with the las vegas metropolitan police department. my goal here today is to walk you _ department. my goal here today is to walk you through our investigation what letters to the indictment of duane _ what letters to the indictment of duane davis also known as kiki d for the murder— duane davis also known as kiki d for the murder of tupac shakur. this case _ the murder of tupac shakur. this case has — the murder of tupac shakur. this case has been reviewed by our homicide — case has been reviewed by our homicide team and detectives for over two— homicide team and detectives for over two and a half decades. ultimately our persistence in this investigation has paid off. let me walk you —

investigation has paid off. let me walk you through a timeline of events— walk you through a timeline of events as _ walk you through a timeline of events as we know them right now. prior— events as we know them right now. prior to— events as we know them right now. prior to september seven, 1996, as we all_ prior to september seven, 1996, as we all know— prior to september seven, 1996, as we all know that every was an artist who is— we all know that every was an artist who is signed with death row records _ who is signed with death row records. row records and its ceo should _ records. row records and its ceo should night were closely affiliated with the _ should night were closely affiliated with the wild peru criminal street gangs _ with the wild peru criminal street gangs they had an ongoing few with the south _ gangs they had an ongoing few with the south side compton crips. duane davis _ the south side compton crips. duane davis was _ the south side compton crips. duane davis was the leader and shot a cotter— davis was the leader and shot a collar of— davis was the leader and shot a collar of the south side compton crips _ collar of the south side compton crips. both of these gangs operated of the _ crips. both of these gangs operated of the southern california area of compton — of the southern california area of compton. 0n the night of severed temper— compton. 0n the night of severed temper seventh 1996 tupac shakur along _ temper seventh 1996 tupac shakur along with should night and members of their— along with should night and members of their entourage which included other— of their entourage which included other members came to vegas to attend _ other members came to vegas to attend the — other members came to vegas to attend the mike tyson bite at the mgm _ attend the mike tyson bite at the mgm garden arena. members of the south _ mgm garden arena. members of the south side _ mgm garden arena. members of the south side compton crips which

included — south side compton crips which included dear wayne davis along with his nephew orlando anderson were also attending the same event. as both were — also attending the same event. as both were leaving the fight members of death— both were leaving the fight members of death row records sputtered in orlando — of death row records sputtered in orlando anderson near an elevator bank— orlando anderson near an elevator hank inside — orlando anderson near an elevator bank inside the mgm for the at that time they— bank inside the mgm for the at that time they began to kick and punch him know— time they began to kick and punch him know that elevator bank. i will now show — him know that elevator bank. i will now show you hotel security footage as many— now show you hotel security footage as many of— now show you hotel security footage as many of you know are related to this incident. on this incident you'll— this incident. on this incident you'll see _ this incident. on this incident you'll see tupac shakur who is wearing — you'll see tupac shakur who is wearing shiny, satiny shirt with shoutd — wearing shiny, satiny shirt with should night who is a large man and a brown _ should night who is a large man and a brown suit— should night who is a large man and a brown suit punching and kicking orlando _ a brown suit punching and kicking orlando anderson. following this incident — orlando anderson. following this incident you will see hotel security intervene — incident you will see hotel security intervene and they will leave the area of— intervene and they will leave the area of the fight. little did anyone

know _ area of the fight. little did anyone know that — area of the fight. little did anyone know that it is this incident right here _ know that it is this incident right here that — know that it is this incident right here that would ultimately lead to the retaliatory shooting and death of tupac _ the retaliatory shooting and death of tupac shakur. following this incident — of tupac shakur. following this incident tupac shakur and suge night both left— incident tupac shakur and suge night both left the mgm to make their way to a post—fight party which was to appear— to a post—fight party which was to appear at— to a post—fight party which was to appear at occur at a local nightclub. at the same time word has spread _ nightclub. at the same time word has spread amongst members of the compton — spread amongst members of the compton crips of what transpired inside _ compton crips of what transpired inside the — compton crips of what transpired inside the mgm and that is when duane _ inside the mgm and that is when duane davis began to devise a plan to obtain— duane davis began to devise a plan to obtain a — duane davis began to devise a plan to obtain a firearm and retaliate against — to obtain a firearm and retaliate against suge night and tupac shakur for what _ against suge night and tupac shakur for what occurred inside the hotel against _ for what occurred inside the hotel against mr anderson. after davis obtained — against mr anderson. after davis obtained a gun he entered into a white _ obtained a gun he entered into a white cadillac along with terrance brown, _ white cadillac along with terrance brown, deandre smith and orlando anderson — brown, deandre smith and orlando anderson. based on our investigation this is— anderson. based on our investigation this is where — anderson. based on our investigation this is where we know that they were

seated _ this is where we know that they were seated at _ this is where we know that they were seated. at some point in time as they— seated. at some point in time as they were — seated. at some point in time as they were in the white cadillac mr davis _ they were in the white cadillac mr davis took— they were in the white cadillac mr davis took the gun he had obtained and provided it to the passengers in the rear— and provided it to the passengers in the rear seat of the vehicle. as they— the rear seat of the vehicle. as they were _ the rear seat of the vehicle. as they were driving west on flamingo road they— they were driving west on flamingo road they located the black bmw, which _ road they located the black bmw, which was driven by short two suge night _ which was driven by short two suge night and _ which was driven by short two suge night and as a turnaround they pulled — night and as a turnaround they pulled up _ night and as a turnaround they pulled up near the passenger side of the vehicle _ pulled up near the passenger side of the vehicle and immediately began shooting _ the vehicle and immediately began shooting at mr night and tupac shakur~ — shooting at mr night and tupac shakur. following that shooting as our officers arrived on scene three was transported to the university medicai— was transported to the university medical centre where he was treated medically— medical centre where he was treated medically and died approximately six days later— medically and died approximately six days later on september 13. my

homicide — days later on september 13. my homicide section handled this investigation from its onset for short— investigation from its onset for short amount of time, within a short amount— short amount of time, within a short amount of— short amount of time, within a short amount of time what we knew is that we were _ amount of time what we knew is that we were working a gang investigation where _ we were working a gang investigation where our— we were working a gang investigation where our victims, our witnesses and our suspects — where our victims, our witnesses and our suspects were all from southern california _ our suspects were all from southern california and not local to las vegas — california and not local to las vegas. within the first few months of the _ vegas. within the first few months of the investigation our detectives knew— of the investigation our detectives knew most of the information ijust briefed _ knew most of the information ijust briefed you — knew most of the information ijust briefed you on. however we never had the necessary evidence to bring this case forward and presented for criminal— case forward and presented for criminal charges. as time went on this case — criminal charges. as time went on this case was viewed multiple time try this case was viewed multiple time by multiple investigators but it wasn't — by multiple investigators but it wasn't until 2018 this this case was reinvigorated as it came to light related — reinvigorated as it came to light related to — reinvigorated as it came to light related to this homicide. typically dame _ related to this homicide. typically dame two — related to this homicide. typically dame two twain davises own admission that he _ dame two twain davises own admission that he provided to —— duane davison

he provided _ that he provided to —— duane davison he provided to multiple media outlets — he provided to multiple media outlets. we knew at this time this was likeiy— outlets. we knew at this time this was likely our last time to take a run at _ was likely our last time to take a run at this— was likely our last time to take a run at this case to successfully sotve — run at this case to successfully solve this— run at this case to successfully solve this case and bring forth a criminal— solve this case and bring forth a criminal charge. it was at that time that this _ criminal charge. it was at that time that this case was assigned to our detective — that this case was assigned to our detective within my homicide section and over— detective within my homicide section and over the last five years my section— and over the last five years my section worked closely, hand—in—hand with the _ section worked closely, hand—in—hand with the clark county district attorney office and followed a systematic investigative plan over the last _ systematic investigative plan over the last five years. we've conducted countless _ the last five years. we've conducted countless interviews and cooperated numerous _ countless interviews and cooperated numerous facts that were not only consistent — numerous facts that were not only consistent with the crime scene on the night _ consistent with the crime scene on the night of the incident but also corroborated and were consistent with the — corroborated and were consistent with the sequence of events that night _ with the sequence of events that night. this ultimately led to us procuring — night. this ultimately led to us procuring a search warrant which was executed _ procuring a search warrant which was executed at — procuring a search warrant which was executed at mr davises residence in

henderson, nevada. following execution of that search warrant in close _ execution of that search warrant in close coordination with the district attorney— close coordination with the district attorney office this case was presented to the grand jury, which ultimately— presented to the grand jury, which ultimately led to davis being indicted on charges of murder. before — indicted on charges of murder. before i— indicted on charges of murder. before i would be remiss if i didn't thank— before i would be remiss if i didn't thank detective mogg and all the other— thank detective mogg and all the other detectives that were behind this case — other detectives that were behind this case but all the other detectives from the agencies that assisted — detectives from the agencies that assisted us in this investigation. they— assisted us in this investigation. they know— assisted us in this investigation. they know who they are and thank you very much— they know who they are and thank you very much for— they know who they are and thank you very much for all the assistance you provided _ very much for all the assistance you provided it— very much for all the assistance you provided. it does not go unnoticed. lastly, _ provided. it does not go unnoticed. lastly, one — provided. it does not go unnoticed. lastly, one of the most important things— lastly, one of the most important things in— lastly, one of the most important things in my opinion is we need to make _ things in my opinion is we need to make this — things in my opinion is we need to make this to be a reminder that the charge _ make this to be a reminder that the charge of— make this to be a reminder that the charge of murder does not have a statute _ charge of murder does not have a statute of— charge of murder does not have a statute of limitations. this agency has been — statute of limitations. this agency has been and is invested in solving cold case _ has been and is invested in solving cold case homicides so we can bring closure _ cold case homicides so we can bring closure to— cold case homicides so we can bring closure to those families and justice — closure to those families and justice for those victims of

homicide. with that i will turn it over— homicide. with that i will turn it over to — homicide. with that i will turn it over to the _ homicide. with that i will turn it over to the clark county district attorney — thank you, lieutenantjohansen. i appreciate it. good afternoon, i empty lots vegas district attorney steve wilson. it's often said justice delayed is justice denied. to quote we hear often and for many years when talking about our legal system but not in this case. today justice will be served in the murder of tupac shakur. i'd like to acknowledge the relentless work of the many las vegas metropolitan police department homicide detectives was that we've mentioned detective cliff mogg many times and we can't mention his name and a he is the detective along with his colleagues that brought this case here to day to you. it clark county

grand jury has indicted duane keefe d davis with open murder with use of a deadly weapon with gang enhancement. davis will appear in court in the next few days or show for hearing two did term in his custody status and to set a jury trial date. this grand jury has been receiving evidence for months and has determined there is sufficient evidence to justify the filing of this criminal indictment. i've assigned two of my top prosecutors to prosecute this case. i know a lot of people have been watching and waiting for this day. tupac shakur is a music legend and for a long time this community and world wide have been wanting justice for tupac shakur. today we're taking that first step. tupac shakur was

actually quoted as saying, that is not the greatest loss in life, the greatest loss as what dies in side while still alive, never surrender. well, we didn't surrender thanks to the great work of the las vegas metropolitan police department under the leadership of sheriff kevin mcdaniel, kevinjohansen, retired left mall, i am proud to announce the return of this document. this is the return of this document. this is the indictment we've been waiting almost three decades for. it spells out the facts and circumstances and what justified out the facts and circumstances and whatjustified it clark county grand jury whatjustified it clark county grand jury in an indictment. justice will be served. thank you.—

jury in an indictment. justice will be served. thank you. thank you, steve. be served. thank you. thank you, steve- h — be served. thank you. thank you, steve. i'd like _ be served. thank you. thank you, steve. i'd like to _ be served. thank you. thank you, steve. i'd like to say _ be served. thank you. thank you, steve. i'd like to say that - be served. thank you. thank you, steve. i'd like to say that the - be served. thank you. thank you, steve. i'd like to say that the lasl steve. i'd like to say that the las vegas metropolitan police department solves _ vegas metropolitan police department solves over 90% of the homicides that occur— solves over 90% of the homicides that occur in ourjurisdiction. section _ that occur in ourjurisdiction. section. you'll find that anywhere else in— section. you'll find that anywhere else in the — section. you'll find that anywhere else in the united states. for those family— else in the united states. for those family members that have lost somebody that we haven't solved those _ somebody that we haven't solved those case, i want you to know, just like in _ those case, i want you to know, just like in this— those case, i want you to know, just like in this case, were knocking to -ive like in this case, were knocking to give up _ like in this case, were knocking to give up i— like in this case, were knocking to give up. i also say to you that as we begin— give up. i also say to you that as we begin working to take a couple of questions _ we begin working to take a couple of questions. remember in your question that this _ questions. remember in your question that this investigation subsequent arrest _ that this investigation subsequent arrest and now indictment is only the beginning of the process. we're committed — the beginning of the process. we're committed and invested in assuring a successful— committed and invested in assuring a successful prosecution as we move forward _ successful prosecution as we move forward. with that we will take any questions — forward. with that we will take any questions you might have. haste forward. with that we will take any questions you might have. have you been in touch _ questions you might have. have you been in touch with _ questions you might have. have you been in touch with tupac _ questions you might have. have you been in touch with tupac shakur's i been in touch with tupac shakur's family? _ been in touch with tupac shakur's family? if— been in touch with tupac shakur's family? if so— been in touch with tupac shakur's family? if so can— been in touch with tupac shakur's family? if so can you _ been in touch with tupac shakur's family? if so can you characterisej

family? if so can you characterise what _ family? if so can you characterise what they— family? if so can you characterise what they told _ family? if so can you characterise what they told you? _ family? if so can you characterise what they told you? the - family? if so can you characterise what they told you?— family? if so can you characterise what they told you? the family has reached out _ what they told you? the family has reached out to _ what they told you? the family has reached out to my _ what they told you? the family has reached out to my office. - what they told you? the family has reached out to my office. i - what they told you? the family has reached out to my office. i imagine also to metro. we've been in communication with them. we understand that they are welcoming this news, they are pleased with this news, they are pleased with this news, they are pleased with this news and they are certainly aware of the return of this indictment.— aware of the return of this indictment. at court for arraignment? _ indictment. at court for arraignment? i— indictment. at court for arraignment? i don't think he'll be at the arraignment. that's a relatively short hearing. but i know they will be involved. i know they will want to be apprised of what goes on on a frequent basis. {guild goes on on a frequent basis. could ou talk goes on on a frequent basis. could you talk about _ goes on on a frequent basis. could you talk about any _ goes on on a frequent basis. could you talk about any of _ goes on on a frequent basis. could you talk about any of the - goes on on a frequent basis. could you talk about any of the statements that pigued _ you talk about any of the statements that piqued your— you talk about any of the statements that piqued your curiosity... - you talk about any of the statements that piqued your curiosity... ? - you talk about any of the statements that piqued your curiosity... ? iiiilt�*erel that piqued your curiosity... ? were not to talk about _ that piqued your curiosity... ? were not to talk about any _ that piqued your curiosity... ? not to talk about any particular statements for that maybe he can address _ statements for that maybe he can address that.— statements for that maybe he can address that. there's a lot of stuff that's gonna _ address that. there's a lot of stuff that's gonna come _ address that. there's a lot of stuff that's gonna come out _

address that. there's a lot of stuff that's gonna come out when - address that. there's a lot of stuff that's gonna come out when it - address that. there's a lot of stuff i that's gonna come out when it comes to trial. he provides his own series of statements that are very consistent with the evidence we have of the scene we've entailed two obtained through our investigation i'll leave it at that. ... obtained through our investigation i'll leave it at that.— i'll leave it at that. the service — i'll leave it at that. the service of— i'll leave it at that. the service of the _ i'll leave it at that. the service of the warrant - i'll leave it at that. the service of the warrant in l i'll leave it at that. the l service of the warrant in july i'll leave it at that. the - service of the warrant in july that you didn't — service of the warrant in july that you didn't know— service of the warrant in july that you didn't know before? - service of the warrant in july that you didn't know before?— you didn't know before? that's a aood you didn't know before? that's a good question- _ you didn't know before? that's a good question. what _ you didn't know before? that's a good question. what i _ you didn't know before? that's a good question. what i will - you didn't know before? that's a good question. what i will say i you didn't know before? that's a - good question. what i will say about the search warrant that we did in july, we obtained information, evidence ternet execution of the search warrant that corroborated information can obtain during our investigation. i'll leave it at that until we go to trial. i investigation. i'll leave it at that until we go to trial.— until we go to trial. i know that this was obviously _ until we go to trial. i know that this was obviously being - until we go to trial. i know that | this was obviously being moved. until we go to trial. i know that - this was obviously being moved. is there _ this was obviously being moved. is there anybody— this was obviously being moved. is there anybody else _ this was obviously being moved. is there anybody else be _ this was obviously being moved. is there anybody else be a _ this was obviously being moved. is there anybody else be a look at - this was obviously being moved. is there anybody else be a look at ati there anybody else be a look at at this point? — there anybody else be a look at at this point? i— there anybody else be a look at at this point? i know— there anybody else be a look at at this point? i know a _ there anybody else be a look at at this point? i know a lot— there anybody else be a look at at this point? i know a lot of- there anybody else be a look at at this point? i know a lot of peoplel this point? i know a lot of people are passed — this point? i know a lot of people are passed away— this point? i know a lot of people are passed away census - this point? i know a lot of peoplej are passed away census incidents this point? i know a lot of people - are passed away census incidents but is anybody _ are passed away census incidents but is anybody else — are passed away census incidents but is anybody else be _ are passed away census incidents but is anybody else be looked _ are passed away census incidents but is anybody else be looked at? - are passed away census incidents but is anybody else be looked at? is - is anybody else be looked at? .ee; stated is anybody else be looked at? stated earlier, in this case the only living suspect related to this investigation is duane davis. all of the three suspects are deceased. flan

the three suspects are deceased. can ou talk the three suspects are deceased. can you talk about the murder charge and that he _ you talk about the murder charge and that he is— you talk about the murder charge and that he is not— you talk about the murder charge and that he is not the _ you talk about the murder charge and that he is not the wimbley_ you talk about the murder charge and that he is not the wimbley to - you talk about the murder charge and that he is not the wimbley to pull- that he is not the wimbley to pull the trigger? — that he is not the wimbley to pull the trigger?— that he is not the wimbley to pull the trir aer? ., ., ., , the trigger? under nevada law, this is the law in — the trigger? under nevada law, this is the law in most _ the trigger? under nevada law, this is the law in most states _ the trigger? under nevada law, this is the law in most states in - the trigger? under nevada law, this is the law in most states in this - is the law in most states in this country — is the law in most states in this country. you can be charged with a crime _ country. you can be charged with a crime whether you are directly involved — crime whether you are directly involved or whether you are in aid and better~ — involved or whether you are in aid and better. we have an aid in abetting _ and better. we have an aid in abetting statute which provides that if you _ abetting statute which provides that if you help somebody commit a crime you can _ if you help somebody commit a crime you can be _ if you help somebody commit a crime you can be equally as guilty. the best example is two guys that agreed to commit— best example is two guys that agreed to commit a bank robbery for that one of— to commit a bank robbery for that one of them goes into the bank with a gun— one of them goes into the bank with a gun and _ one of them goes into the bank with a gun and actually commits the robbery— a gun and actually commits the robbery and the other guy is the getaway— robbery and the other guy is the getaway driver. never went in burbank — getaway driver. never went in burbank but he assisted the guy that when in _ burbank but he assisted the guy that when in the bank. so he is equally guilty _ when in the bank. so he is equally guilty that — when in the bank. so he is equally guilty. that is one of the theories in this— guilty. that is one of the theories in this case — guilty. that is one of the theories in this case well. do guilty. that is one of the theories in this case well.— in this case well. do you believe that davis _ in this case well. do you believe that davis was _ in this case well. do you believe that davis was the _ in this case well. do you believe that davis was the only - that davis was the only person behind — that davis was the only person behind the _ that davis was the only person behind the plan _ that davis was the only person behind the plan to _ that davis was the only person behind the plan to kill- that davis was the only person behind the plan to kill back- that davis was the only person - behind the plan to kill back of one or was— behind the plan to kill back of one or was he — behind the plan to kill back of one or was be one _ behind the plan to kill back of one

or was he one of— behind the plan to kill back of one or was he one of multiple - behind the plan to kill back of one | or was he one of multiple people? behind the plan to kill back of one i or was he one of multiple people? i think or was he one of multiple people? think the best way to characterise thatis think the best way to characterise that is duane davis was the shot caller for this group of individuals that committed this crime. he orchestrated the planet was carried out to commit this crime. flan orchestrated the planet was carried out to commit this crime.— out to commit this crime. can you sa how out to commit this crime. can you say how he _ out to commit this crime. can you say how he obtained _ out to commit this crime. can you say how he obtained the - out to commit this crime. can you say how he obtained the gun? - out to commit this crime. can you say how he obtained the gun? we out to commit this crime. can you - say how he obtained the gun? we know he obtained it — say how he obtained the gun? we know he obtained it from _ say how he obtained the gun? we know he obtained it from a _ say how he obtained the gun? we know he obtained it from a close _ say how he obtained the gun? we know he obtained it from a close -- - say how he obtained the gun? we know he obtained it from a close -- was - he obtained it from a close —— was that specifically will combine a child but he obtained from a close associate. ., , ., ., ., , associate. that is the extraordinary -ress associate. that is the extraordinary press conference _ associate. that is the extraordinary press conference from _ associate. that is the extraordinary press conference from las - associate. that is the extraordinary press conference from las vegas . press conference from las vegas police, giving an update on the investigation into the murder of the wrapper tupac shakur who was killed in las vegas in 1996. some key revelations from that press conference, the police have confirmed that duane davis has been

charged with the murder of tupac shakur. they began by confirming that he has been charged. wayne davis has been charged with that murder. the police officer said that 27 years tu pac murder. the police officer said that 27 years tupac shakur has waited for justice. it's been so long that a former detective in charge of the case has since retired. it has taken a decade of work but please say that persistence has paid off. the police did also show that casino footage from shortly before the shooting that they said led to that retaliatory attack in which tupac shakur was killed. that was the press conference there confirming that after nearly 30 years a man has been charged with the murder of the rapper tupac shakur. we will bring you more on that later in the program. the new york city mayor has declared a state of emergency after flash flooding hit

the city during rush hour. officials have warned eight inches of rain could fall on the city by the end of the day. streets and subway stations have been flooded cross the city. mayor erik adams urged residents to avoid all nonessential travel. if you are home, stay home. if you are at work or school shelter in place for now. some of our subways are flooded and it's extremely difficult to move around the city. many of our area airports are experiencing delays. that is a warning from the mayor. joining me live now is ayan choudhury, a new yorker who got caught up in this deluge while trying to get to an appointment. i want to show people some footage are recorded on your commute. i understand this was on the subway

while you are trying to get an appointment. while you are trying to get an appointment-— while you are trying to get an appointment. while you are trying to get an a- ointment. , , ., appointment. yes, my girlfriend and i would t appointment. yes, my girlfriend and i would try to _ appointment. yes, my girlfriend and i would try to get — appointment. yes, my girlfriend and i would try to get to _ appointment. yes, my girlfriend and i would try to get to brooklyn - appointment. yes, my girlfriend and i would try to get to brooklyn for - i would try to get to brooklyn for an appointment. we came out of the subway and see there is literally water coming out of the walls. that's not something you see every day. that's not something you see every da . ., ., , , . day. that was quite the experience. it reall is day. that was quite the experience. it really is incredible. _ day. that was quite the experience. it really is incredible. did _ day. that was quite the experience. it really is incredible. did you - it really is incredible. did you still get on the trains? i it really is incredible. did you still get on the trains?- it really is incredible. did you still get on the trains? i did. i actually live _ still get on the trains? i did. i actually live in _ still get on the trains? i did. i actually live in manhattan - still get on the trains? i did. i j actually live in manhattan so i still get on the trains? i did. i - actually live in manhattan so i took the cue trained out to brooklyn and managed to get there. 0nce the cue trained out to brooklyn and managed to get there. once we arrived in brooklyn we got out and saw the subway station itself was flooded. surprisingly the train still came. 0ur appointment got cancelled because of the flooding was went back and get back on the train and went back home. there were some delays but it is surprising even when there's water coming out of the walls trains were still running. fist of the walls trains were still runninu. �* ... of the walls trains were still runninu. �* w ., of the walls trains were still runninu. �* .,, ., ., running. at least at nine a:m.. i would say _ running. at least at nine a:m.. i would say you — running. at least at nine a:m.. i would say you are _ running. at least at nine a:m.. i would say you are a _ running. at least at nine a:m.. i would say you are a braver- running. at least at nine a:m.. i - would say you are a braver soul than some. how unusual is this? have you experienced anything like this before? ., , ., ., before? personally not on the

subwa . before? personally not on the subway- last _ before? personally not on the subway. last year _ before? personally not on the subway. last year there - before? personally not on the subway. last year there was l before? personally not on the - subway. last year there was flash flooding and my car got flooded. new york in the last few years i've definitely seen a lot of flooding. for me this was a first time experience. for me this was a first time experience-_ for me this was a first time exerience. ., ., i. ..,, experience. how are you coping with the disruptions _ experience. how are you coping with the disruptions that _ experience. how are you coping with the disruptions that this _ experience. how are you coping with the disruptions that this is _ the disruptions that this is causing? looking at the footage of some of the flooding it looks like it's causing quite a bit of chaos. honestly, i was caught off guard. in the morning i saw the prediction of rain, i didn't think too much of it. i was born and raised in bangladesh and we see a lot of flooding there. but moving to new york and seeing subway stations flooding is quite different from my experience. interesting. you are saying it you are from bangladesh so you are used to seeing flooding. it must take on a completely different character in a completely different character in a city like new york.— a city like new york. absolutely. when ou a city like new york. absolutely. when you think _ a city like new york. absolutely. when you think on _ a city like new york. absolutely. when you think on a _ a city like new york. absolutely. when you think on a friday - a city like new york. absolutely. | when you think on a friday you're going to get some work done, it's going to get some work done, it's going to get some work done, it's going to be a normal day with some rain but then all of a sudden you

see water everywhere, even outside the subway station the words were definitely flooding. what the subway station the words were definitely flooding.— definitely flooding. what are new yorkers saying — definitely flooding. what are new yorkers saying about _ definitely flooding. what are new yorkers saying about weather - definitely flooding. what are new i yorkers saying about weather events like this? are they increasing and why do people think they are happening? i why do people think they are happening?— why do people think they are happening? why do people think they are haueninu? , ., , ,, , happening? i personally think they are increasing. _ happening? i personally think they are increasing. people _ happening? i personally think they are increasing. people are - are increasing. people are concerned, obviously. a lot more flooding you see with the flash floods for that we haven't got a lot of snow in the last couple of years but i think there's definitely been a lot of changing weather patterns. i'm not really sure how people are coping because the infrastructure is so old. we don't know if anything is being done to change anything. it being done to change anything. it doesn't help. ayan choudhury, thank you for sharing your experience. ayan choudhuryjoining us from manhattan. this is bbc news. much more to come in the next hour. don't go away. hello. it looks like this month will end up as one of the two warmest septembers on record. that's according to provisional

statistics from the met office. as we move to the end of the month and into the start of october, there is more autumn warmth on the way. but that's not the whole story, some rain at times. and on the satellite picture from earlier on today, you can see this area of cloud to the south—west of us. that is tomorrow's weather maker, that will bring some of us some outbreaks of rain. in the short—term, most of today's showers will fade through the night. we will keep some going in the far north of scotland and maybe for western coastal fringes. a few mist patches, but some clear skies overhead, allowing it to turn relatively chilly. nothing unusual, though, for a late september night. saturday morning then, will dawn with this ridge of high pressure and a lot of dry weather, some spells of sunshine. but here comes our approaching weather system. that will start to introduce some high cloud, turning the sunshine hazy. and then as the cloud thickens out towards the west, we will see some outbreaks of rain getting into the north and the west of wales. northern ireland turning very wet indeed.

around lunchtime, that rain then getting into parts of north—west england, southern and central parts of scotland and it will turn relatively windy through the irish sea. temperature—wise, well, about where we were today, actually. north to south, 12 to 20 degrees. now, during saturday night, we will see further outbreaks of rain, one pulse of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards across scotland and northern england. and then this next line of rain, some of that could be heavy and thundery as it feeds into parts of wales and northern england. but with these various weather systems, we will be bringing in some humid air from the south. this is where we will start off on sunday morning temperature—wise. actually, a very muggy start — 12 to maybe 17 degrees, first thing. quite misty and murky for some coasts and hills in the west and in the south. some showery rain moving its way across parts of england and wales. given enough sunshine in the south—east corner, we could see temperatures all the way up to 2a degrees, but even further north, 19 for newcastle, 18 for aberdeen, for scotland and northern

ireland — it's a story of sunshine and showers. into next week, quite a mixed weather story. there will be some rain at times, but signs that it could turn warmer again towards the end of the week.

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the family was waiting for justice are here today to announce the of 60—year—old duane keefe davis also known as keefe d. 60-year-old duane keefe davis also known as keefe d.— known as keefe d. without hard evidence, they _ known as keefe d. without hard evidence, they did _ known as keefe d. without hard evidence, they did not - known as keefe d. without hard evidence, they did not have - known as keefe d. without hard evidence, they did not have the | evidence, they did not have the case _ evidence, they did not have the case. , evidence, they did not have the case, , . ., , evidence, they did not have the case. , evidence, they did not have the case. .,., case. this case was reinvigorated as information — case. this case was reinvigorated as information was _ case. this case was reinvigorated as information was revealed _ case. this case was reinvigorated as information was revealed related . case. this case was reinvigorated as information was revealed related to | information was revealed related to this homicide. although his career was tragically cut short and lasted just five years, tupac's memory is very much alive here in los angeles and around the world. welcome to the programme. we will have all that and more for you shortly, but first,

some big breaking news out of las vegas in the past few hours.