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brain. let get to it. >> our producers in baltimore say they saw a police officer shoot a man just moments ago. here's a video from the scene. an officer shot the man you see on the stretcher. we're hearing conflicting reports on social scanners -- on the local police scanners and beyond. it is very early. fox news 'cannot frankly confirm exactly what happened despite the fact our producers were there. but we have watched the scene getting more crowded by the minute as bystanders gather. a long police presence with police choppers overhead. more chaos in baltimore one week after we saw unrest turn into violence riots. mike what happened? >> reporter: well, we don't have to worry that much about confirmation because it happened in front of our eyes. we saw a young black man running

from police officers and one shot came out. we counted one shot. and ran up on the scene and found that man on theground. i couldn't get a look at his wounds but he looked to be in bad shape. within about ten minutes that guy was hauled away on a stretcher. i did see on the street there a revolver laying on the sidewalk. a six-shooter with a long -- relatively long barrel on this particular handgun. now as far as the scene that has formed up here at north and pennsylvania which has been so much the epicenter of the attention, you have another police line forming up. a little bit more hap haphazard than before. there's a crowd forming up. there was an immediate crowd after the shooting and if you look past the police line, 50-yards, another police lined form up and they're preserving the crime scene. so you did have a gun on the

escape. you have one individual who has been shot. he did not appear to be dead when the took him away in the ambulance but didn't look to be in good shape. >> some quick questions. a series of them. do we have any idea why the cop was chasing the guy? >> no. just happened. i'd give it 2:45 when it happened. first warning is the guy came running by the car. >> after he came running by the car, what did the cop do next and describe the circumstances under which this running person went down. >> reporter: i saw the guy running away. that would be the west direction. up north avenue here. i saw him running away, and i never saw the suspect or victim -- choose the word you want -- never saw him turn and do anything aggressive but i heard one shot from the police officer and the suspect was dawn. >> did you hear the police officer say anything to him before firing the shot?

>> i did not hear the police officer say anything. >> did you hear the guy who was doing the running say anything, the guy who is now shot, or was he carrying anything that fell when he went down? >> well, there was a gun on the scene. when it was all over, and it didn't look to be an officer's weapon. it was a six-shooter with a long barrel. and keep in mind, i was inside of a car working on my notes to get ready for the next live shot. i would have been prevented from hearing anything that wasn't loud, like a gunshot because i was inside the car with the win doze rolled up. >> make -- windows rolled up. >> makes sense so many people who are witnesses to events such as this. one more question. were you able to observe whether this person who was doing the running was running away from the officer who did the shooting at the time? >> reporter: yes it looked clearly he was running away from

the officer. >> did any of our producers or anyone there did anyone get a better view of this than you do or were you all about the same predicament? >> reporter: i was in the front seat and other people were in the back seat. i would have had the best view. >> i wonder if at the time there were a lot of people on the street when this police officer pulled a weapon and as you describe it first hand, fired at a person who was running away from that police officer. >> reporter: the street was moderately busy. i guess there's a little more activity out here at north and pennsylvania since all of the unrest started and even though the curfew was lifted and started to go back to normal, it was bit more busy. there were some people in the area. it's right over there underneath the metro pcs sign and people were on the stoops and milling around so there will be some other witnesses to this as the police good through their investigation, shep. >> one thing mike, and help me

with this. one thing we learned over time in covering matters like this is if you pose -- if you a pleaing person, pose a significant risk, in other words, risk of violence to those around you or police officers, then the officers can use deadly force, otherwise they cannot. right? can you expand on that? >> reporter: well, if you look at what we know from the scene there was a gun on the scene. so if you start to ex-trap mow late and i'd have to speculate -- that gun could present a lethal threat. and the officer made the decision that he did. >> we'll just have too find out what the circumstances surrounding this are. it is interesting that right here and on this busy street, this is one of the streets we have been the whole time. right? i mean, north that's the epicenter of it. >> reporter: right. this is right at the epicenter. that's why i was here gifting ready to do a live shot for your show and you ran -- i'd put him

20-yards away from us. >> as it happens, there's now a gun on the ground, but we know an african-american male is running, a police officer is chasing, the officer pulls a weapon, according to witnesses on scene our own mike tobin fires one shot. the african-american person is down. taken, mike tobin reports within ten minutes on a stretcher and into an ambulance, and according to mike tobin, not doing so great. though we don't have anything official from authorities. so we have been witness to something that's been unfolding in baltimore and when we have more to it, we'll bring it to you. for the moment i can tell you the president is speaking. and has been speaking on this matter in baltimore. so let's listen to the president. listen. >> that's just don't have the same kinds of chances that somebody like me has. they're just as talented as me. just as smart.

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baltimore than have been discussed on news channels over the last week. these are problems that are decades in the making. they're complicated. because people tried to solve them before. but they certainly need attention, lest we lose a generation. the president working on that matter, as breaking news falls into our laps there on north at penn right in the epicenter of everything happening in baltimore over the past week or more. and now our own news crews there witnessed, as it's been kind to us dish wasn't there -- i can tell you what our reporters just reported -- this man, who is now an stretcher, was running down the street. police were rung after him. our people didn't hear whether there was something said. what they did see was one shot fired. that man down. a police officer shot this person apparently, and then mike tobin saw a gun on scene. we do not know the condition of the person who has been shot.

mercedes, police are authorized to use deadly force under what six-s. >> when they're in imminent fear of deadly force being used upon them or for public safety. someone running down the street there's a gun -- -- if that gun had anything to do with the individual rub from cops and he has the gun in his hand, and even if he tosses it the cops can use deadly force. >> if police have said, stop, i'm a cop freeze, drop your weapon and instead the person runs with weapon in hand, the cop can use deadly force. >> absolutely. weapon in hand display have even tossed it. that's a scenario we can actually foresee this happening. >> we can't say with certainly knee more than anybody else can say. there's an investigation that has to take place here about it is something that in the middle of the media chaos where this stuff was going one an officer shoots a -- a police officer shoots a black guy and all of a sudden he is in the back of an ambulance. >> let's just hope he survives

so that an investigation can be done. not shot where he loses his life. looks like he is. >> we can hope so. my god. the last thing you need is anymore loss of life in that community. it's -- i mean, covering stuff like this for a long time. i it's unusual for the news crews covering something ongoing, all of a sid you're a witness to some guy getting shot down in to street, and passing no judgment whether things are right or wrong. being a witness is weird. >> you they the cops in that community -- they are on high alert. it's very sensitive. their lives can be lost in a nanosecond. lots of tension. people are armed obviously this individual was armed so there's a lot of fear there's going to be some repricessals against the employs. >> we talked with mike tobin who was working on a script in a news vehicle. leland vittert now has another witness. what you got some.

>> reporter: things have gone back to what was normal, this big police line. go ahead and take a look here. once again forming up at pennsylvania and north guarding what is the crime scene now and tanya saw the whole thing. tiffany saw the whole thing. i'll get gregory to back to the metro pcv store. all started at the metro pcs. >> actually started maybe a few houses down from that. the boy was sitting on the steps right there -- >> what was he doing on the steps. >> just sitting on the steps. other dudes were talking from what i could see smoking a cigarette. >> young man? >> yes young man maybe 18, 189. >> what happened? >> well, the police came and pulled up right here in front. the officer got out the passenger side and proceeded to chase the boy. as soon as he saul the police he start running. >> any word exchanged. >> no. the police just got out of the car and started chasing the boy. then he ran down toward the pcs. the officer got in the middle of the street and shot the boy in his back in my face.

that's -- >> how class were you. >> right there at the check cashing. >> so 20, 30 feet. >> right. right there, the officer was in the mid of the street as the boy was iraning up, boom. >> the boy on the ground or -- >> hit the ground, face down. okay? and that is when everybody got upset because you know we're dealing with right now. >> all the residents here. >> yes-everybody outside was upset. they started making a crowd. we had to come this way because because they were macing up. >> the police were spraying me crowd with mace. >> yes, a lot of people got hit. >> including you? >> in the middle of the street with the mace. as everybody was coming this way, people were being maced the police were coming down, pushing us from over here you. got aggressive officers with night sticks out intimidating, cussing us out and then sprayed the crowd while they're cussing us out. >> is this -- when you saw this happen, what was your thought process? were you scared? did you think there would be more shooting? >> in my mind, it was here we go again.

first thought. >> leyland, if she saw him sitting on the steps there did she see if he had a weapon? >> now we're about to start all over again from scratch. >> this is an important question that shepard just brought up. when you saw this young man sitting on the steps do you have any idea if he had a weapon? >> i surety didn't. when the above got up -- >> did you see his hands. >> yes, i didn't see him throw anything. i sauce his arm does like this in a rung motion. >> you never saw a weapon. >> didn't see a weapon. all i saw was the police weapon. >> leland, commander at the escape now reports he confirms it was a shooting, that the man had a gun that police tried to arrived him. it fell and went off, according to at the commander on scene. >> you heard the boom, and that boy hit the ground. >> there's a commander here at the scene who just told us that there was a -- the young man who was killed had a weapon and -- did he die? >> he was running with a weapon. >> the boy ain't had no weapon,

sir. i was right there. he was sitting there with his friends. and the police came up there and killed that boy. >> you're sure of that. you didn't see anything. >> no, i did not see a weapon. i saw his hands go in a running police. didn't foe anything. >> what do you think about the fact the police are now saying he had a weapon? >> this is what they're going to say. >> you don't believe them. >> i don't -- when i sat there and watch witch my own eyes. >> will other people believe the police. >> notch eye. telling you right now. they don't care about the police. >> they don't care what the police say. >> they don't care but a they lying. lie lying. they shot that by for no reason. >> it's 3:15 right now. we have the police lined 'in their riot formation. and there's a big crowd gathering. this is ground zero. this where is the cvs burped, are we going to have a repeat of the kind of violence we had before? >> sir on my honest opinion yes, i do think so, because too many people were out here to

watch that caucasian police officer shoot that young black boy. this is the second one. we just came from you've of freddie gray. >> does it -- there's nothing the police can say in your mind that would make justified. >> nothing. not when i was standing here, because i was out here for about a half hour before this all happened anyway. so there is nothing that they can say in my eyes, that would justify -- >> the young map wasn't doing anything. no he was sitting there with his friends, talking, one halt a cigarette, one -- they were just sitting there. >> just sitting there. shepard, it's important to understand obviously in times like this that eye witnesses have a lot of different rexes and a lot of different feelings. i want to go through it once again with tiffany. in terms of exactly how close you were and why all of a sid sudden did you start paying attention to this? >> well, i know because this is kind of a known area for a lot of different trafficking. >> like what? >> a lot of drugs. >> i didn't say drugs.

i know that you can get hair from the beauty supply sore. a lot of traffic because people can get a lot of things here, before cvs was gone, the library. >> a lot of police officers tell us this is a very high drug, high crime area, i was that true? >> sir, this is baltimore city. what area can you go that don't have a lot of drugs around? >> that is fair. so you were hear and then you started paying attention and why do you think the police are saying that he had a gun itch you say he didn't? >> could therefore air own a-s-s. >> look around. shepard, seems as if the police have tried to congregate around and form their own line, a ring, if you will, around where this happened and it's the same riot line that we saw before, right on pennsylvania avenue there. but the fire trucks are gone and also the ambulances are gone as well. i'm wondering if you have anymore questions for tiffany.

>> there's more than one witness here. the police are protecting the crime scene there because that's an ongoing crime scene i guess. somebody hat been shot. mike tobin also witnessed this and mike is back with us. mike, you said -- this witness says she saw the boy as she calls him, and that he took off run running and there was no weapon but you saw a weapon. >> i saw a weapon on the ground. and it was in a car of people and we have security staff and one of my security guards said he saw the guy reaching for the front of his pants if you will. what i saw is not inconsistent with that. his arms were towards the front of him. i can't really specifically identify the action as reaching for a weapon that would have been stuffed in the front of his pants but i definitely saw a gun laying on the sidewalk with an officer standing over it. so if you go back through the raw video a picture of that gun is there. a six-shooter with a long barrel looked old and beat up.

>> it's on screen right now. >> there's a weapon on the scene. >> and i'm getting that this officer in this -- we have taken a frame grab and an officer -- somebody -- maybe an officer -- standing over it. it looks in an evident to keep anybody else -- describe to is why this officer is standing over the weapon. >> reporter: well in essence to preserve the crime scene. but they don't want anybody messing with the evidence on then scene. obviously going to be a key piece of evidence. he is going to stand there and troy to keep anyone from picking it up, moving it, take iing from the screen. the he guarded the crime scene to the extent he could people rushed up there and stood around the suspect and/or victim who what laying on the ground. and they shouted at the police officer, the police officer was -- one police officer on the scene who looked like he was trying to render some sort of aid. really it liked like he was propping his shoulder up and the

guy was kind half in, halved out. >> mercedes colin lawyer on set with us now. that gun there you saw people throwing plastic bottles at the officer, but they'll now test the weapon. >> undoyle doubtedly. the'll look are footprints and want to know who was the first person to handle the gun and presume my it was the kid. >> we don't know how old the person is but mike tobin says the security gord saw him reaching for the weapon. kind of a -- frankly, near a very awkward position here. our people are witness to something. we're speaking live with another witness. and frankly they're telling two completely different stories. something that is not unusual at all for police officers. the witnesses to one crime everybody with the presumption of honesty in advance but you just see different things in the middle of a situation that is outside your norm. >> that young woman is looking at it frommer primp.

her prism is the police are the enemy, we're prey to them game to lie about it. this kid didn't are -- this individual didn't have a gun and he is rub away from the police and was shot down by the police. this is her narrative what she truly believes. here's someone, or colleague saying, way. , we saw a gun here's a police officer trying to secure the crime scene. obviously there was a gun in place. there's another witness that's going to say, saw him reaching for his waistband and presumably it was for the gun. there was a shooting. all these things will come to bear. based on -- you need some independent evidence. fingerprints on gun. >> mike, your said you have security folks there who saw the reach for the weapon. did anybody see this or -- saw the reach for the waistbands. anybody see the weapon drop or see it in the street? the commander on the scene confirms there was a shooting, that the man had a gun police tried to arrest him and quoting here it fell and went off says

the incident commander. >> reporter: i only counted one gunshot. that is what i heard. and i was inside of a vehicle with a the windows rolled up and also in between me and the action was a row of parked cars. so you had -- if you look back at the street, hard to tell right now. that west. down north avenue. and right at the metro pcs. we were sitting -- you can still see our car surrounded by police. that's the black suv. we're looking across the street and people were sitting on the stoop, as those people are there, and we saw him kind of through the center of the street, one in between the cars. the police officer was in pursuit and the police officer's weapon came out. i counted one gunshot. i did not hear a secondary gunshot. i can't tell you i heard it. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, here's what we have. we have a young woman who says she saw a guy -- they keep using the word kid. have no idea how old this person is whether this person is a victim or a suspect.

i don't have enough information. so we'll just say the person who was shot. the person who was shot is on a porch, hanging out with friends according to the first witness. the person starts running up north avenue in the middle of all of this, is being chased by officers and as that woman puts it they shot him in the street and he fell down. now, mike tobin is in his news car, and sees the guy coming up the street. hears one shot. sees the guy fall. sees another gun on scene that over which police stand to try to keep it according to mike tobin from becoming in any way contaminated in the crime scene. and then we have a commander from the police department who says that the person who was doing the running and was shot, dropped that weapon, when he dropped that weapon it went off. that after that, he was shot by a pursuing officer and that now under all circumstances that person has been taken to a hospital.

here we have the day-to-day, every day of your life situation for homocide investigators and beyond, people trying to get stories from the public. baltimore police now the reports of map being shot at north and pennsylvania are not true. officers have arrested a man for a handgun at the location. quoting again. the reports of man being shot at north and pennsylvania avenue are not true. officers have arrested a man for a handgun at the location. mike tobin? >> reporter: well, i saw -- i heard one shot go off shep. i saw a guy down who looked like he was in bad shape. i could not see a wound. the people on the scene are saying he was shot in the become and that would be consistent with the fact he was running from the police officers. >> seive any blood report did i see him get hit? i did not see any blood on the street. >> what i wonder is, if everybody involved here -- no knocks on anybody -- this is playing out live in front of us -- we can't ignore it when it

happens when our people there are. sounds like it's possible the gun fell, the gun went off when it did go off the guy spread eagle on the ground, he is hurt, he is at least fallen on pavement, he needs to go to the hospital. so is it possible it was his weapon that went off they police officer never fired a shot. the woman who thought she saw a cop gun a buy down, mike tobin everybody who was there was wrong about all of it. >> could be, absolutely. >> welcome to witnessing things. >> beasts what happens and why jurors sit back and say what makes the most reasonable sense. what make most sense, you're surrounded be individuals you have your planked by officers, no one is going to execute anybody. >> ing can we get baltimore police on the phone? anybody working on that? keep going. >> that's really the bottom line the jurors -- even the investigators are going to sift through this and say what make most reasonable sense? there was ain't arrest, the gun was discharged, that individuals on the ground,'ing processed

for the arrest. and this young woman who was just interviewed before, that's in her mind she truly believes he was just gunned down. >> the report from baltimore police, the reports of a man being shot at north and pennsylvania of enough are not true. officers have arrested a man for a handgun at the location. we have a number of people there now they're off trying to get information from officers. i've known mike tobin a long, long long, long time. and one thing i assure you is, mike tobin would never say something the thinks to be up true. i've worked with him long enough. mike tobin would never never ever do that. i'd belt my life on it. but mike tobin seasoned correspondent, covering wars in the middle east and tough as nails, believes to the core of his being he witnessed an officer shoot a man and the than drop his gun or he wouldn't not have reported on this, i'm certain. that woman who was interviewed a

minute ago i've been interviewing people a long time you. saw how convinced she was. she wasn't spinning a tale. >> she was literally physically crying. she has a visceral reaction to what she believed shed a seen. >> the police are saying, what i believe police are saying is, in target i know what they're saying is that a weapon went off, the one being carried by the person who was being pursued. when the weapon went off everybody came to conclusions but what happened was the man who was carrying the went, went down to the pavement. ten minutes later they took that man to the hospital. ten minutes later according to the reportth report ago mike tobin, baltimore police say reports of a man being shot are no true. this is crossing our national wires. they're saying thaws because we're olean own this. our people were there when whatever happened happened.

leland? leland vittert, are you there? >> we're live on television right now. i have an officer saying that no one was shot. >> nobody was shot. >> how are you sure about that? >> we have no shooting victim. right now. >> there's no gunshot wound. >> there's no gushed wounds reported at this time. >> witnesses say there was a gush wound. >> just a misperception in the community that stemmed out. and we will -- we'll have a briefing in one second. i want to make sure the community understands because they're upset that nobody was shot. >> are you worried about how big this -- >> stop it. >> didn't mean that to be on tv. meant come back to the set now. soundses like what happened is -- what happened is we screwed up. sounds like. i can tell you one to go, mike tobin would never -- i've been through this. mike tobin thought he saw

somebody get shot. and there was a gun and a patient on a stretcher and there is would a woman who said she saw the cop gun him down and there's going to be violence and all the rest of that. and what we have is nothing. and the truth is, according to police there is no gunshot victim. the person who fell in the street there is being taken to hospital because the person, i assume went down on the street after dropping the weapon. these are not normal ensirens to most people. places where there are traps satisfactions on the street. that's not how everybody lives every moment of every day. that not how mike tobin lives or heland vittert or our security guard lives but from everything we learned from the scene over the past weeks that is part of life there. and that's part of the problem there. and a bunch of people who were trained at this sort of thing

saw it and it wasn't real. now something has been created there that is wrong and unnecessary. we were wrong. our people on scene were wrong. it was an error that was honest and straightforward and our duty as journalists is not to make mistakes and when we make mistakes we are duty-bound to correct them immediately and as clearly as possible. so i'm now in correction mode and we apparently were wrong. unless there's new information that comes forward. all the information points to to there was a guy running down the street. gun fell in the street. gun went off. guy was taken into custody. he complained he was injured or something. they put him in an ambulance and out of an an abundance of caution the police are tell us, they took him to the hospital. nobody has been shot. no police officer has pulled the trigger. and on behalf of mike tobin and the rest of the crew and he rest

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still hard to imagine that what just happened here on live television just happened here on live television. our reporter on scene thinks he sees somebody get shot right there in the meddle of the chaos that did exist in baltimore. turned out nobody was shot. the latest information from police is, man was approached, and the man ran from police while carrying a weapon. as the man ran the man fell or his weapon dropped or something -- it's still in the investigation process -- a gun went off police say the gun that went off was the gun being carried by the man who was running. you saw police standing over that weapon. the man who was being pursued and presume my had the weapon has now been taken to a hospital

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security. when the two gunmen opened fire outside the venue security teams were ready. the suspects shot one officer in the ankle the police tell us, but even with rifles and body armor the gunmen were no match for one cop with a pistol, say authorities. authorities say that -- say he shot them both dead. today police praised the officer's quick thinking. >> under the fire that he was put under he did a very good job, and probably saved lives. we think their strategy was to get to the event center, into the event center, and they were not able to get past that outer perimeter that we have sed up, part of the security. >> right now the fbi searching the gunman's apartment in the phoenix area. investigators are looking to see if the suspects had direct links to terror groups or inspired by those groups and acted on their

own. the father of the suspect elton simpson, spoke with abc news. he said there that his son made a bad choice. and that he and his son had some very serious differences. jonathan hunt is live in garland, texas this afternoon. cops are still working on evidence there jonathan? >> reporter: very busy crime scene up behind me here. crime scene investigators have been there for hours. they are still there right now. the scene around the car in which the two shooters arrived is still riddled with bullel bullet casings and evidence major markers. until a few hour ago the bodies of the shooters were there covered by a blue tarp. they have noun be removed and police throughout the day have been paying tribute to the lone cop who took both shooters down. listen here. >> both of them had assault rifles came around the back of the car and started shooting at

the police car. the police officer in that car began returning fire and struck both men taking them down. >> reporter: now police were very slow to move in around that car, shep, because they were worried there may be some sort of explosives contained in it. they tell us now that they did blow up some suspicious items but they did not find any explosive devices ore materials. >> what about the apartment in phoenix there jonathan? >> reporter: well, a cops and fbi agent moved into the apartment complex late last night. they cleared out several residents from other apartments, and then they honed in on the apartment that they tell us was home to elton simpson and the other man they have nailed as the second shooter nadir soofi. they have been looking closely at a couple of vehicles. reporters say they have taken

many items april from the apartment and the two vehicles they have been studying, they're obviously looking for any terrorist links here that both men may have had. we do know from officials shep, that elton simpson was convicted back in 2011 of lying to an fbi agent, although the judge says any links to terrorism then were not proven. >> jonathan hunt on seen, thank you. let's bring in tim clemente, former fbi counterterrorism agent, now president of mission integrated technology which makes tactical rescue and counterterrorism products. thoughts on this? >> well, i can tell you clearly from the tweet that went out last night just before the even these individuals were terror wanna-bes and after the fact that they had done this attack, they became pure-blooded terrorists the best kind which are dead ones. the language of the tweet was informative who way are and what they were trying to accomplish.

>> it sounds like it's a good thing they had security. >> very good thing. great security. the response by the police officers war tremendous and shows the difference between a couple of wanna bows with probably no formal training and a police officer with very good training and the marksman ship skills disbetween them showed at the difference between life and death. >> i feel like it's important since we are undergoing this discussion to point out the sheriff and mayor and others said today that this wasn't about garland texas these people rent out the school system's arena and the school system told them, you have to get some security for this event. what are you doing again. >> you are drawing pictures of the prophet muhammad for a contest? what now are you doing? so that part of all of this aside, it sounds like these people were either inspired or -- i dent know. how would you qualify what they are? >> well, what they are is the tweet they sent out that's

literally saying, it's a pledge of allegiance, pledge of fealty to al-baghdadi. rather thursday the leader of the believers which is his titlele. they're policemenning fealty to isis and its leader and asking allah to accept them a mujahadeen and the last part is asking for the believers to pray for them in this act they're about to do. >> tim clemente live, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back.

made. some up toes in nepal are rebuilding from the ground up today. one top official said that nepal will need an enormous amount of financial support from the international community after one of its deadliest earthquakes in more than 80 years chris is here. >> so, one economist for a global information company based

in the u.s. estimate damage around 5 $5 billion, and crews are still looking for any signs of life. they actually found a 101-year-old mon who was rescued about a town about 40 miles north and west of kathmandu. he was pulled alive a week after. the latest figures, 7200 people are now dead. 57 foreigners were killed and 109 people still missing including nine americans and today buddhists are gathering to mark the birthday of the founder of buddhism and they're praying for the victims and burning incense in the capitol of kathmandu and as far as the u.s. response, the u.s. sent 1212 department of defense officials now on the ground, partner are with u.s. aid disaster response teams and have rescued 17 people so far and the defense secretary

authorize $10 million in aid for the victims. >> a new york city police officer has died after a gunman shot him in the head of the weekend. that is according to the police commissioner, bill bratton, the officer was 25 years old. his nice is brian moore. police say he was in plain clothes did and saw the suspect carrying a handgun on sad night queens. investigators say the of stopped the ban who pulled out a gun and fired at least two shots. cops rushed the officer to a hospital where doctors performed emergency brain surgery. they took him to the -- off life support this morning the police commissioner calling him an exceptional officer. police arrested the suspect after the shooting and he is behind bars without bail. a sheriff outside atlanta stands accused of shooting a woman and cop says he is now not talking at all. they say the shooting happened last night at a model home for sale. cops say the woman is critical in the hospital. our fox station in atlanta reports to other people were inside the home when this

happened. police say so far they have not charged the sheriff but say prosecutors have to take extra legal steps before they file charges against the sheriff in the state of georgia. the shooting was apparently an accident. the colorado movie massacre trial now. the court heard from a worker at a gun range who says james holmes stopped by the month of the shooting for a target practice. he says he remembers clearly because holme had bright orange hair. the worker said the suspect practiced with the sawed off shotgun and a rifle that looked like an ar-15. jurors largely got a break from the gerut wrenching emotional testimony they heard last week. more than two dozen witnesses described the blood and chaotic scene, have empty tissue boxes littered the classroom floor at the owned the day. three years ago prosecutor says the accused mass murderer opened fire in a crowded midnight showing of "the dark knight

rises." 12 people died, dozens more hurt. this def plead it guilty by reason of inseason. alicia is in denver. the prosecutors and defense attorneys got into a heated exchange about witness testimony. tell us about that. >> reporter: holme to p defense team wants to limit how much the survivors how beside they'riers were. and -- their injuries were and tried to convince the judge at that time by a louing the gruesome details from a shooting their client already admits to is unfair because they say it's not disputed. the prosecution jumped on that. >> when they say not disputed, what they mean is they don't like our evidence and they don't want us to present it. >> we are making an objection. with respect to the extent of the testimony about the injuries. and we are making arguments that the testimony about the extent and nature of the injuries should be limited in some fashion and it crosses the line at some point.

>> reporter: the judge sided with the prosecution and will allow the testimony. shep. >> alicia, thank you. we'll be right back. doers. they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, save up to $200 on eyeglasses. quality eyewear for doers. sears optical

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the new royal baby now has a name you may have heard this morning. lillian has the details in bat 6. i guess they were going to name it usually the queen has to see the baby before the tail the subjects the name. now we have name. >> on saturday, new royal baby was born, eight pounds, three ounces and today the kensington royals' twitter account tweeted out the name was charlotte a form of charles, the grandfather elizabeth of course great-from,. >> the coneie. >> and have to have diana the third name. but we can call her, her imagine city, the princess of cambridge. now, diana's brother is one of the fir people to tweet out about the baby. he said perfect name for any two-year-old charlotte. diana will be thrilled. not sure the cousin will be thrilled about this but it's a nice sentiment. no word yet on how prince george is taking the news about having a new sister, but we send our

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on this day in 1932, al capone went to prison. for years the famous gangster ran a bootlegging and gambling empire in chicago and was a prime stuck some attacks on rival gang members including the valentines day massacre, but the fedded didn't have evidence for-for-crimes to charged him with tax evasion. was accused of bribing jurors 0 the jump called a different juror who convicted him. officials caught him bribing garold ted federal prison in atlanta and transferred him to alcatraz. he got out a few years later.

but scar face went to prison with a mile 83 years ago today. the dow is up 40 something on the day. "your world" is coming up. for the best in business, i'm shepard smith in new york. >> forget about what did not happen in baltimore today. here's what just did in new york city. that police officer who was shot in the face over the weekend by an ex-con, well, he just died. that makes him the fir officer killed in the line of duty since december when two officers were both killed anywhere patrol car. this kind of thing general live gets less press when it appears the shooting its the other way around but serve as a reminder being a cop is dangerous work, and these days especially. especially so. we're going to have a lot more on this shooting, what went down and yet another family now preparing for a funeral