the suv. we don't know the identities. also there was a third person who was detain pd .they were somewhere near here running. was it an unfortunate circumstance that they were runs and they weren't tied to it? that person is detained presumably being questioned at this hour. they've been moving us progressively for safety. they're concerned there could be explosives inside. >> let's just be clear about a couple of things here. about the identities of who we don't and we don't know. we know one person, sd farook. we don't know if he was in the vehicle. >> we just know he worked at the organization that was having the part today and there was some sort of altercation with him. we don't know if he was in the suv. was he the man shooting from it. we simply don't know. is he the third man? we just don't know that at this point in time. but they are concerned about explosives for some reason. you know they're searching for them in center and they're searchlinging for them in the house. >> police ha

you can see that mercedes suv hits the hummer suv.lls over, as you normally do when there's an accident. but the mercedes suv pulls out and leaves the scene. so now you have the mercedes suv in front of the hummer suv. that's where police take it from there because they say a few blocks down that the hummer suv actually hits the mercedes suv, that cardell hayes gets out of his vehicle, that he's got a gun and that he shoots multiple times will smith killing him at the scene. an alleged eyewitness on cell phone video says there is a bit more to that story and there may be more than one weapon involved. watch this. >> he's freaking out on this guy like i'm going fight you. >> yeah. >> and then he's like, the other guy was like get out. i have a gun. and he goes i have one too, and he shoots him and he's dead. >> law enforcement said they processed the scene for 12 hours, they only found one weapon. the defense attorney still adamant that his client was not the aggressor after the accident. but cardell hayes remains charged with second d

the suv?t down. this much we do know. the biker wearing a built in helmet camera claims that he saw the driver throw a water bottle out of the sunroof apparently at a biker. if true, why and is that the only thing that happened? lien is recovering from his injuries. paul callen says that the law appears to be on their side. >> his wife and two-year-old child were in the car. the suv had been surrounded. he had the right to try to escape. and if he accidentally strikes somebody, that is not a criminal offense. >> reporter: susan candiotti, cnn, new york. >>> hello, everyone, tonight, a cnn special, "making the case." we break them down case by case. we start with breaking news tonight. we learned that two convicted murderers on the run have been captured. they were serving life sentences in florida but just walked out of prison. we will go to florida with breaking news on their capture. bod a young woman's lifeless

one of those, the driver of that suv. we also know that investigators now have the recorders from the train. two of the recorders. they downloaded that information and as early as today, we could find out how fast this train was traveling. christine and john. >> thank you, rene. >>> there is outrage across the arab world this morning at the murder of a jordanian fighter pilot by isis militants. that pilot, mu'ath al kaseasbeh, burned alive while trapped in a cage. the assad government in syria and the government trying to bring it down denounce the killing. at least one arab member of the u.s.-led coalition stepped back from the fight. the united arab emirates stopped flying air strikes. the uae is worried about the safety of its pilots in the wake of the jordanian pilot's capture and murder. jordan and monarch and his people are stoked for vengeance. the king telling people the problem we will have is running out of fuel and bullets. he will meet to map out an isis tragedy within the hour. what form will this revenge tak

one of those the driver of the suv. we also know that investigators now have the recorders from the train. two of the recorders. they downloaded the information. as early as today, we could find out how fast the train was traveling and when the brakes were applied. christine. >>> thanks. this morning outrage across the arab world over the death of mu'ath al kaseasbeh at the hands of isis militants. governments and groups on opposite sides, the regime and assad, are now denouncing this killing. one arab member of the u.s. coalition stepped back from the fight. united arab emirates stopped flights in december when al kaseasbeh was taken prisoner. the new york times reports uae is worried about the safety of its pilots. jordan's king and his people they say they want vengeance. the king told u.s. house members the only problem we will have is running out of fuel and bullets. the king within this hour will meet with a group of aides to map out strategy with new involvement and air strikes. let's go to atika shubert in amman

one was seen dead on live television several feet away from an suv or dozens of feet away from an suv riddled with bullet holes. local media reporting on the scene and helicopter pilot reporting they could see another body in the backseat in that vehicle that was shot up with bullet holes. we have not been able to confirm that although police have not -- they have said the second person has been engaged. they didn't say that second person was killed or the status of that second person but we believe there may have been a second suspect inside that vehicle which you see right there. now the question of course is was there in fact a third shooter involved in this and if there was, where is that person now? we've seen door to door searching and door to door searching going on in communities around there. there is a heavy police presence and again, we're waiting of a police news conference because frankly, the last one that occurred about an hour ago, the officer had just promised to give a press conference. there was really not -- she didn't have a lot of facts or information to give out

probably around 20 to 30 mibnuts into the parade a red suv came running down the middle of the street. there were a lot of screams and we almost thought it was santa but it was a red suv and hit a lot of people. after the suv left there were multiple people on the ground and the police came through a little bit later saying at least 30 on the ground and the police

a black suv. uncertain if this is the suspect. you can see tactical teams looking for positions of advantage now. again, suspect is down. they don't know if additional suspects are in the car. you see tactical teams moving eastbound and we'll come over here moving eastbound trying to find a position of advantage and come back out. the scene we showed you earlier again, that might have been the scene where we have again, not confirmed but there is a possible officer injured that has not been confirmed. we saw several officers standing over that downed person who looked as if they were wearing a bulletproof vest down there but you can see the black suv and just to the driver's side on the north side of the street there is a suspect down. it looks right next to him looks like -- i don't want to get too close because that is a gory scene. looks like a long rifle down near his feet. again, i don't want to get too close. i'm going to go around the long way. i'm going to go in tight and around the long way so we don't show the suspect do

driver, he may be a poor suv driver.not denying that. i'm saying at the same time this could very well be a situation where both sides perceive something completely at odds with each other. >> it's also not a question of two sides. it's a question of 40 different sides. because each of those riders could argue the piece that they saw justifies their behavior. >> and not every motorcyclist was banging on the window. >> right. >> so some of them probably were just driving along and were not involved in any criminal activity. mark, i guess the thing they find puzzling about your position is, what would possess a guy driving an suv with a kid in the back to start committing crimes in a way that dish mean, it just seems unlikely. >> i'm not saying he was committing crimes. what i'm saying -- understand my position. this guy is driving an suv. there's bikes out there. he either comes too close, swerves into a bike, somebody thinks that he's driving crazy. we've already -- and i base that on one of the bikers who's already give

here is another view of a red suv. the suv barrelling down the parade route just as the marching band is stepping out of frame. one witness you may have just heard told me she could hear the thud of people being struck and police on the scene tell her as many as 30 were injured but again, we heard actually from the police chief himself, he said more than 20 people were injured from this horrific incident there in waukesha, wisconsin. we just got this statement from the governor. kathy and i are praying for waukesha tonight and kids, family and community members affected by this senseless act. i'm grateful for the first responder and folks that acted quickly to help and we're in contact with local partners as we await more information. and we also have this tweet from wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. the horrific violence of the waukesha parade is heartbreaking. please keep the victims in your prayers tonight. joining me to discuss, national security analyst and assistant secretary of homeland security, also with me for

driver, he may be a poor suv driver.'m not denying that. i'm saying at the same time this could very well be a situation where both sides perceive something completely at odds with each other. >> it's also not a question of two sides. it's a question of 40 different sides. because each of those riders could argue the piece that they saw justifies their behavior. >> and not every motorcyclist was banging on the window. >> right. >> so some of them probably were just driving along and were not involved in any criminal activity. mark, i guess the thing they find puzzling about your position is, what would possess a guy driving an suv with a kid in the back to start committing crimes in a way that dish mean, it just seems unlikely. >> i'm not saying he was committing crimes. what i'm saying -- understand my position. this guy is driving an suv. there's bikes out there. he either comes too close, swerves into a bike, somebody thinks that he's driving crazy. we've already -- and i base that on one of the bikers who's already g

and then, tracking down the driver of that suv.k, behind finding the driver of that suv? this red suv, we're told, that plowed through -- and i know people are starting to post videos and so forth on social media to give -- that could provide some clues -- what is going on behind the scenes right now, you think? >> all hands on deck. everybody, suit up, get in. if you are off, you're -- you're now working. the whole team must get together and go after whoever did this. so all the command staff has to be in, all the officers. and neighboring jurisdictions are probably sending their troops, too. for this to all fall under an incident-command system, where there is a unifying commander top -- at the top. and he delegates the orders down to the team. and they disperse to try to apprehend this individual. um, so there is a lot going on. >> and of course, as we're watching this, juliette, look, the -- the holidays are right around the corner. thanksgiving is, of course, coming up. then, you have the other holidays after that. i am planni

this was a collision between the train and this suv, the suv driver stuck on the tracks at the heightf rush hour. a county official telling cnn the railroad safety gate came down on to this car. the driver got out, tried to lift the gate up, she managed to get back into her car but within mere moments, that is when the train hit. the collision was so incredibly intense, it pushed the suv 400 feet knocked the third rail of the track into the first train car. investigators say five people inside that first cab were killed. mostly burned beyond recognition. witnesses describe the scene. >> there was a passenger that ran past face and

the suv is barreling down the parade route. look, right there.s after a marching band steps out of frame. one witness told me that she could hear the thud of people being struck, and that police on the scene told her as many as 30 people were injured. we have not received official confirmation from police. but i want to bring in cnn's natasha chen, who is on the scene right now. natasha, what are you seeing? >> reporter: yeah, pamela, they push media back from the barricade right over there just a moment ago, asking us to get further away from obviously what they are trying to do to help secure this scene here. and to treat people. everywhere you look -- when we drove into this town -- there are lights with police cars, ambulances parked on every street pretty much that we saw. and right now, there are first responders still coming to the scene. we still saw ambulances coming to the scene. and it -- it is -- we're hearing sirens, as well. so, there is a lot of confusion and chaos among the people. we saw a group walking past me actually very emot

every car was a red suv. i mean, to us. we were just -- you have to understand, we didn't know anybody had been hurt. we thought we had just made them go away and that they were going to come back. >> at this point, have you ever been in any type of situation, even remotely similar? >> objection, asked and answered. >> stained. sus sustained. >> no. >> have you had any type of counseling to deal with this? no. >> did you think you would need it? >> no, never. >> how was rhonda's demeanor once you were upstairs? >> she was a wreck. >> how was your demeanor once you got upstairs. >>> i wasn't much better but i, you know, i needed to hold it together for both of us. >> were you trying to do that for her? >> yes, i was. >> did you see her testify the other day? >> yes. >> would that be very similar to how she was acting the other night? >> that was calm compared to fa night. >> she was much worse that night? >> yes, she was. >> obviously, sitting here today, you are still visibly upset? >> yes. >> would you say this is probably

should people be on the look out for a dark suv? is that actually something that police want help finding? >> your information is as accurate as what i could give you. we are on heightened alert. any more than that i cannot comme comment. >> can you tell us anything in terms of whether the individuals targeted during this horrific event were participating in a banquet? we heard from one individual who works in this facility that there was a banquet for county personnel. >> i do not have that specific detail of information. and you may very well be correct, but i cannot confirm that. >> can you tell us about the many people with disabilities who are helped and who regularly go to the inland regional center, which is also in this facility, were in of them targeted in any way? have they managed to escape unharmed? what can you tell us about them? >> i do not know. i know that that facility is a training facility and there are a number of events that go on there on a regular basis. i'm not specifically familiar with what was taking plac

>> my educated guess was that was him in the suv. this could have been a wife or a girlfriend that may have shared his disdain with his co-workers, going home and complaining how he wasn't being treated right. and so, she might have shared in his hatred of the co-workers. and maybe this was something that was thought about, talked about, and even planned. and then, this incident today was the inciting event that pushed him over the edge. >> have you seen something like that before? >> well, i haven't. i mean, a couple of years ago, we had a massive shooting in the postal facility in galita, california. with some of the workplace violence incidents, you do see a minor level of planning. this one seemed to be a planned more, hence the early on speculation about possible terrorism. the tactical gear they had. this all elevates it to another level. and i think that that's what the investigators will focus on going forward. >> the tactical gear, the level of arms. that speaks to training? >> it speaks to preparation. now, how much trainin

as the suv bore down on members of the marching band .edited out the actual moment of impact and showed you the after math. and all the mayhem this ensued. we were at the police briefing. she joins us now. we await another briefing tonight. >> we are waiting for the police chief, the mayor the fire chief for a new update. they did come out and speak with us about an hour ago. and there are a few key points i want to remind folks as to the new information they gave then. first, more than 20 people were injured. today in the incident. including children. there are multiple fatalities. they wouldn't say the exact number of people killed. we tried to ask about that. they are trying to still inform loved ones, next of kin and family members. and still treating a lot of people in the hospital. six different hospitals in falkt. they said they have a person of interest in custody. and they have the suspect vehicle located as well. another key point is that initially we heard witnesses say they heard gunshots. the police chief said he didn't belie

>> the suv i'm sorry, approaching. and i saw the tide of -- >> one of the tires was actually -- >> yeah, gone. >> gone. >> very gone, yes. and i explained to him, listen, maybe this family, they're looking for a place to fix the tire. and suddenly there was motorcycles coming from all over the place and stopping -- the motorcycle throwing into an uproar and rushing in to break the windows of the suv. >> did you actually see -- in the video we see one motorcyclist take his helmet off and use it to break over the driver's side window. did you actually see that? >> yes. when he stopped, he took his helmet off and started hitting the window of the passenger car. also there was another guy hitting the other window. and there was another one hitting the back of the suv. i didn't know what was going on. and when i started seeing this, then i saw another one approaching the other door, he opened the door -- i mean he started breaking the glass. he finally opened the door. and he grabbed the lady. in front of the suv. and he gr

they saw the dark colored suv pull away from this home. that is the suv that had the two suspects in it, the man and woman who were killed. >> that's what law enforcement officials said this evening. and prior to that press conference that's when the police presence began to build. there were s.w.a.t. vehicles rolling out here. you saw officers dressed in military fatigues casing the place and more and more officers fan to arrive. at some point a robotic device was brought out of a fire truck. >> it's still in there as far as we know. >> at one point there was a loud bang. i can't say if it was an explosion. >> was it a controlled dead nati -- detonation or what. >> he doesn't have an ifb. >> ask him, we were wondering. he saw the robot go in, did he see any people go inside or just the robot? >> you saw the robot go inside. did you see people go inside? >> from my fvantage point i coud see the robot going down the street. but i could not see once it turned the corner and see people making entry. it's clear they did go into that direction.

he wasn't driving at the time that he was run over by that suv. he was not driving.as doing everything lawfully. there is no one who said -- >> he is not supposed to be on the road on the motorcycle. >> he had -- >> he was before that. >> as -- he had gotten off and trying to calm the situation. and by the way, mr. lynn, what could he have done if he was in fear? nothing had happened to him yet. he could have honked his horn. >> i know what i would have done. i would have been terrified. i have a 22-month-old baby daughter if hi iwas in that suv with my wife and daughter, i will be perfectly straight with you and i'm swarmed by wiekers who try to close down the road so they can perform their wheelie tricks with the greatest respect to you, you are not the target of my criticism. i feel for you on an emotional level about what has happened. but gloria, i would have been out of there like hell in a hand cart. >> he could have honked his horn. he could have said get out of the way. instead of gunning the motor and running him down. and edwin is also the father of two ch

he was hit by the suv and his family say paralyzed.ife joining me, as well as gloria allred, gloria, let me start with you. why did you take this case and why do you believe the real victim may well be edwin and not as many people think, alexi lian. >> well, here is what the media is not tying together. our investigation has revealed that even before what you just saw on the videotape, as mr. lian, the driver of the suv was coming down the highway, several miles before that he actually hit another biker. and as mr. lian was moving from the right lane over to try to get into the middle lane he hit another person on the motorcycle, or hit the motorcycle. he kept going several miles. then, he hit another biker. and then, he of course, rolled into and hit after gunning his motor, he hit edwin, who is now crushed under the suv. he did that without any warning to edwin, who by the way was doing nothing wrong. we have spoken to many, many people who were there. he did nothing wrong. all he had done was get off his bike, go over and try to cal

trying to open the door before the suv was able to escape.e has been charged. he is facing attempted assault in the first degree, attempted gang assault in the secondary, and charged with criminal possession of a weapon we don't know what that weapon is. >> all right. and then so attempted gang assault and attempted assault. then we have the issue of is it an off duty or undercover police officer that may have been riding with the bikers. >> reporter: we called nypd, they're not talking. they're saying it is still under investigation. but our cnn suzanne can deott ee found out that there was one police officer on the scene, he was off duty, and he also works as an undercover cop. now, he happened to be there riding his bike, but there are a lot of questions arising now about why it took him four days to come forward. the incident happened sunday. he didn't go to police until wednesday. we do know this is right now under investigation with internal affairs. >> all right. still a very complicated case, even a week after being caught on videotap

he wasn't driving at the time that he was run over by that suv. he was not driving.was doing everything lawfully. there is no one who said -- >> he is not supposed to be on the road on the motorcycle. >> he had -- >> he was before that. >> as -- he had gotten off and trying to calm the situation. and by the way, mr. lynn, what could he have done if he was in fear? nothing had happened to him yet. he could have honked his horn. >> i know what i would have done. i would have been terrified. i have a 22-month-old baby daughter if hi iwas in that suv with my wife and daughter, i will be perfectly straight with you and i'm swarmed by wiekers who try to close down the road so they can perform their wheelie tricks with the greatest respect to you, you are not the target of my criticism. i feel for you on an emotional level about what has happened. but gloria, i would have been out of there like hell in a hand cart. >> he could have honked his horn. he could have said get out of the way. instead of gunning the motor and running him down. and edwin is also the father of two c

and a passenger in the suv. more than a dozen other people also injured. >>> you might recall this dangerous hard landing over the summer. it's now cost a southwest airlines pilot his job. that captain with 13 years experience decided to take the controls from his co-pilot just seconds before landing at new york's laguardia airport. the plane came down nose first breaking the landing gear and sending that plane skidding down runway. ten passengers were hurt. the first officer will receive additional training. >>> here we go. we have not discussed this on "new day" yet where you stand on the issue of big foot. you be the judge. these are pictures from a group called the sasquatch project. they were leased by an entrepreneur trying to promote a documentary. cnn regrettably not able to confirm whether or not this is indeed big foot. we haven't discussed it yet. where do you stand? >> i don't have a position. i try to be very agnostic when it comes to the conspiracy. this is straight out of an episode of "newsroom."

but are americans jumping the gun buying the suvs. >> carol, they are buying the big trucks and suvs,et. these low gas prices save $550 this year. instead of pocketing that money, drivers are going bigger. >> this is what's coming off the >> reporter: gas prices are plummeting down $1.50 a gallon since june and those plummeting prices are sending people shopping for trucks and suvs. >> reporter: big trucks and suvs are back. >> reporter: our truck market which includes suvs has gone up over the past six months. >> reporter: suv sales has gone up almost 12% this year. >> americans are in love with suvs. >> this has a 31 gallon gas tank. today, to fill this up $62 at $2 a gallon. a year ago, it would have been $112. that's a big difference in the economics of driving a very big car. what's not moving smaller hybrid and electric car sales fell 8.8% last year. >> the heat is off the hybrids and smaller cars. >> why do you think? >> for the majority of the population they need a larger car. >> but americans are short-sighted. >> reporter: how short is america's memory as to gas prices? >>

witnessed the suv rollover, rather, the suv rollover some bikers, and saw that beating assault at theail end. the question is why did not that undercover officer come forward? that's what we're hearing, until wednesday of this week. three or four days after this happened. was there a reasonable explanation for that? or if not, why did he wait so long? that could be against the law outer could be a violation of nypd policy. so internal affairs is looking into this. of course, the district attorney's office, naturally part of this investigation, would be taking a look at this. but that's not the only development we've seen today. this biker seen on camera bashing his helmet against the window of an suv is expected to turn himself in to police, according to a source. police say he is suspected of beating the suv's driver. in front of the wife and 2-year-old daughter. they say he could have been killed without the intervention of bystanders. police have released photos of two of those witnesses and this man says he has spoken with police about trying to stop the vicious attack. but it is

he was driving an suv on manhattan west side highway.injuring the rider. that's when other motorcyclists surrounded him. they hit and spiked the car's tires. as he escape, the car ran into three more bikers, including one critically injured. that's when motorcyclists gave chase, eventually cornering the suv and beating him in front of his wife and two-year-old daughter. we returned to the scene with a retired police officer, lou pal up bow, asked him how things went so wrong. >> they shut this road down. >> he puts the blame on the motorcyclists. >> see him driving normally in the center lane, about to see this motorcycle operator pull in front. he is going to slow down, turn and look back at him. i am curious, what precisely were you thinking at that moment you thought that would be appropriate. >> reporter: could the suv driver have done anything differently? >> in my opinion, he was in fear for his life. he had a baby in the car. i don't think he believes he has any other option. >> reporter: so if the average person is driving the fr

they left in an suv. we heard that from a number of witnesses. that black suv. because they had his name, syed farook, that led them to this location in red lands. this is where they have a townhouse linked to farook. they've been searching that, trying to get access to that with robots. nobody has gone in there yet because of concerns of explosives. there's no tangible proof at this point that there are explosives or booby-traps inside the down house. police are concerned because they found explosives inside that community center. which they had detonated and had been trying to clear. out of an abundance of caution, they evacuated a number of homes around this townhouse, told other resident here's to stay in place. they cleared out an area that they consider safe. they are taking their time getting into the apartment. they are now confident there were just the two shooters involved, syed farook and his wife or girlfriend, tashfeen malik. as we say, this is an active investigation. there's the crime scene, there's the townhouse here in redlands and farook's offi

at the moment, a speeding suv blew past police and drove into the crowd. the actually collision and showed the after math. we're told there are multiple fatalities. several others injured. we're also learning that the school district has cancelled classes tomorrow. as police continue to investigate and this community mourns. cnn is on the scene. minutes ago, she and interviewed a woman who witnessed the horrifying incident. >> it's really crucial for people to hear there's no long e a threat. one of the people who saw this happen is angela. i met you you were down -- you actually live in the apartment complex where the window over looks the parade. you saw this happen. tell me about that moment you stepped out on the balcony to watch the parade? >> i was watching it for my kids. and i heard screams. and i saw the car come and plow into the band that was just passed me at that point. it hit two people right away. rolled over both of them. and continued down the road to by peoples park. and kept going. it didn't stop. and he didn't stop at all. or she. whoev

officer hofstetler, he's the officer in uniform, ran to the suv, in the regular uniform, ran to the suved to break the passenger side window with a baton. as he did this, he reported seeing mr. scott holding a gun in his right hand as he was seated in the suv. after officer hofstetler broke the window, officer miranda said he saw mr. scott take a deep breath and exit the suv. officers vincent, hofstetler,

the bikers continue to chase the suv. the driver peels off again. till traffic backs up. the man is dragged out, assaulted. he's treated and released from a local hospital. >> that whole matter is still being investigated. >> reporter: the suv's driver has not been charged, but nypd commissioner ray kelly isn't ruling it out. >> it depends on whether or not the vehicle was being attacked, whether or not you think you're being attacked, whether or not your wife and child is in the car. you have to look at the totality of the circumstances and that's what we're doing. >> reporter: commissioner kelly says this same group caused problems last year during a rally in times square. >> this particular group did not ask for a permit, did not file for a permit. in fact last year they came in with over a thousand cyclists to be somewhat disruptive. they rode on the sidewalk, that sort of thing. >> reporter: while police are still sorting things out, a debate going on in social media. relatives and supporters of the biker who's in cr

we saw that suspect lying on the ground outside that black suv. right now they are actively searching the area for other possible suspects. they are desperately trying to find them before darkness falls and they are in a residential neighborhood, obviously these shooters would be heavily armed, also possibly wearing bulletproof vests. this all just started hours ago and witnesses say up to three opened fire at an office complex about 60 miles east of los angeles. you're looking at that right here. the gunmen attacked people at a conference center at this complex firing what they believe are ak-47 style rivals. that's according to a law enforcement official and then it's reported that they fled the scene in a black suv. at least 14 people are dead tonight. 17 wounded. this is the deadliest mass shooting in the united states since the sandy hook school shooting in connecticut. hundreds of terrified office workers evacuated the building amid a massive police response and manhunt. and we're standing by. any moment now we anticipate a police press conf

dunn initially fired into the suv.e suv was speeding away he fired at the departing vehicle which is rather disturbing as you hear the testimony. a bullet from a .9 millimeter handgun can travel until had hits something. >> it suggests he was endang endangering the occupants of the suv but by standers could have been killed by a reckless action. technically that is probably not relevant here. the only relevance here is was he acting in self defense with respect to the suv occupants. as a prosecutor you want to get this in front of the jury because they are going to look at the whole picture. >> the victim in this case was sitting in the back seat i believe. and mr. dunn thought he saw the paral barrel of a shotgun and freaked out and instead of driving away he fired into the suv killing jordan davis. saturday his fiance took the stand. i want to play a bit of what she had to say about when they initially pulled into the gas station and heard the loud music coming from the teenager's suv. let's listen. i apologize. we a

then suddenly this red suv comes and again, describe to us the circumstances of the parade,

developments tonight in that really violent confrontation between bikers and an suv.ty police are seeking out witnesses who may have information and they're asking any bikers involved to come forward. the wife of the driver of the suv released a statement today saying her husband took the actions he did because he feared for the safety of his family. i think a lot of people who see that video, saw it with him while trying to get away from the bikers the suv struck three of them, seriously injuring one man. joining us on the panel are cnn legal analyst, mark geragos, sunny hostin, former federal prosecutor, and the rest of the panel. >> you call called -- >> i want to specify one at a time. i know you all get on each other. but mark, you raised an interesting point. >> the fact you used to ride a vespa. >> suzuki. but people pretended i rode a mo-ped. you actually raise an interesting point on this. you say there's a lot we don't know, and that there's no way to tell what was in the head of all these bikers. >> you can't make a judgment. and one of the reasons i think

bikers are smashing the suv windows with the helmets.river is slashed and assaulted after the video stops. police want to question these two biker, one with a flagsti flagsticker of guyana on his motorcycle. both are seen smashing the driver's window, one biker has since surrendered. >> i think we are trying to pull this all together. >> people are going on social media to vent their outrage. laurie g. said this dad had hayes family with him, got beaten and slashed but he's the bad guy? kaitlin, he hit a biker, broke his leg and drove off? i'd break his [ expletive ] windows too if i saw that. >>> still to come in "the newsroom," sandra bullock safe at home after getting lost in space. they hit the red carpet for the new york premiere. >> what? thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experien

the motorcycles chase the suv.atch up to it, one biker opens the door of the suv, but the driver quickly floors it, this time he gets away. eventually he's forced off the west side highway and onto the streets of manhattan. stuck in traffic, the range rover has nowhere to go, and the motorcyclists know it. first one rider rips off his helmet and uses it to bash in the driver's window. then two more quickly join him. all of them enraged. just before they pull the driver out of the car, the videotape ends. >> he's taken out of the car. he is assaulted. he received some stitches at columbia presbyterian hospital. >> reporter: police say the driver's face was slashed, but his wife and young daughter were not injured. the driver was treated and released, but not this man, seen here in this facebook photo. his name is edwin miese sechlt and they say the suv driver hit him on his motorcycle. now he's paralyzed from the waist down. he's from massachusetts. diana is his wife. >> my husband got off his bike to help the guy.

this was all at the location of the suv, correct? >> yes. and i did not see the suv. see the shooters. or any of that. you know, it's just with the situation where there was just a lot of gunfire, and the shooting went on for about a ten minute period, i would say, and then it got quiet again. >> when you were out of your vehicle and heard shots, was it your impression, you may not know the answer, was it your impression there was incoming fire, or was it mostly outgoing? >> i don't know which way it was going. that was one of the scariest things. i could see police and they were probably engaged in shooting, but i couldn't tell which police were shooting and which were not. it seemed as though waves of police were just arriving behind me and running ahead of me with guns drawn, guns of, you know, some had handguns. others had assault rifles. >> president obama's reaction to the california shooting still ahead. plus a look at how police train for events like this. ooñóokñ.??????ó >> i know one of the big questions that will come up repeatedly is is this terrorism. and

dunn fired nine shots at near point blank range into the suv, killing davis.ssistant state's attorney erin wolfson depicted him as a tripper happy man with a disposition for hate. >> this defendant fired round after round after round into that car. >> reporter: without warning, she startled the courtroom playing the sounds of gun fire captured by a surveillance recording. on the witness stand, dunn said he shot in self-defense after davis got out of the suv to attack him. but prosecutors say the suv and dup's car were parked too close for davis to get out. they say dunn didn't shoot to protect himself but because he was angry that davis has talked back to him. prosecutors say it wasn't self-defense it was murder. >> he took it upon himself to silence jordan davis forever. . even people who have a right to self-defense do not have the right to take the life of a child when that self-defense is unreasonable. >> reporter: prosecutors said leaving the scene and never calling 911 that night or the next day was further proof dunn thought he got away with it. but def

, continued firing as that suv was trying to pull away. jordan davis was hit three times. michael dunn drives to a hotel, the next day drives home, never calls police. police don't find a gun in jordan davis' car. dunn is on trial for first degree murder. >> there were a lot of moments of high drama. when dunn's fiance took the stand, what did she say? >> if there ever was an ah-ha moment that was it. she said two damning things. she said that dunn made the comment, i hate that thug music and the other thing -- she was the one closest to him immediately after the gunfire and thereafter. she testified he never told her that davis had a gun. this is her on the stand. >> did the defendant ever tell you he saw a gun in that red suv? >> no. >> did the defendant ever tell you he saw a weapon of any kind in that suv? >> no. >> there was no mention of a stick? >> no. >> there was no mention of a shotgun? >> no. >> there was no mention of a barrel? >> no. >> there was no mention of a lead pipe? >> no. >> that stunned the courtroom. >> a lot of peop

funding that suv, and other tips, leads to a stunning discovery.en on security video police say with another man, following a fight in a club and stalking them in a silver suv after they leave. a year after he is charged with odin lloyd's murder, aaron hernandez is indicted for the murders of those two young men. >> the defendant leaned out of the drivers side window of the suv. the defendant immediately fired at least five rounds from a .38 caliber revolve. >> but why? >> daniel, while dancing near by, accidentally bumped into the defendant, causing the defendant's drink to partially spill. >> the motive, prosecutors say, is nothing more than a spilled drink by a complete stranger. >> the defendant told his friend he deliberately bumped him and was quote, trying him. and that night, alexander bradley. the same alexander bradley who said hernandez later shot out his right eye because the football player felt disrespected during an argument over a cell phone. all leading to a key question. those do those two violent acts suggest a dangerous pattern

dropping one of the charges with a man and his family in an suv sunday.when one of the bikers came up to the suv and was pounding their helmet into the glass. the driver was hospitalized. and two of the drivers of the bikes were also in serious condition. the harrowing confrontation was caught on tape. it has raised serious questions about who was the blame. susan candiotti has the latest. >> reporter: at first glance, the man in the white helmet appears to be part of a terrifying assault on the driver of the black range rover. it was all caught on video that has gone viral sinned sunday's attack. that man surrendered and u.s. was arrested. slapped with several charges including reckless endangerment. sometimes video only shows so much. a law enforcement official telling cnn, edwards may have been trying to protect the suv's driver. businessman beaten and slashed in front of his wife and child. so for now charges are dropped. the manhattan d.a.'s office won't comment on edwards' role, instead issuing this statement. prematurely individuals with low level

as we approach the corner, right there, i saw the usv. >> the suv. >> the suv, i'm sorry, approachingn pretty bad shape. >> one of the tires was actually. >> gone. >> it was gone. >> it was gone, yes. and explain to him, listen, maybe his family, they looking for a place to fix the tire and there was motorcycles coming from all over the place and stopping the motorcycle and throwing it on the floor and rushing in to break the window of the suv. >> did you actually see -- because in the video we see one motorcyclist take his helmet off and use to the break open the driver side window. did you actually see that? >> yes, when he stopped, he took his helmet and started hitting the window of the passenger car. also, there was another guy hilting the other window and there was another one hitting the back of the usv. i didn't know what was going on, and when i started seeing this, then i saw another one approaching the other door. he opened the door -- i mean, he started breaking the glass. he finally opened the door, and he grabbed the lady in front of the usv -- suv and he grabbed her by

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