the pentagon wanted 100 million rounds of aq47 ammo. 100,000 grenades, rpgs, on and on, enough ammo to build an army. which is what they were trying to do of course in afghanistan. the solicitation said there would be a single winner. all the ammunition would be awarded to one company and that one of company would be in charge of delivering essentially hundreds of millions of dollars worth of ammunition. and the reason for the contract was that at that time, in 2006 and '7, the united states government has surged troops into iraq, and as you might recall, leaving as barack obama noted frequently on the campaign trail no resources to put into afghanistan. no american soldiers. and so the solution by the people at the pentagon was to, let's get a whole bunch of ammo over there and create an afghan army on the fly. diveroli and packhouse, by the way, david packhouse was a licensed massure and a part-time student at a local college. diveroli was a ninth grade dropout. their third buddy was a pot dealer. these are the three dudes. packhouse had ambitions elm wanted to be a rock star. he was

. >> you are the guy, you were walling for, quote, ammo, am oh, ammo to go to the free syrian arm. >> i absolutely. >> a lot that ammo went to groups like al-nusra front, went to the islam i go state. isil. the weapons and money went to these. [speaking at the same time] >> to the team lobbing of heads. >> let's look at actual facts in 2005 where were the fighters come in from damascus to syria and iraq well before the 2011 syrian revolution. the counter intuitively in the middle east today. secular autocratic, supposedly secular on the contract i can governments are not the inoculation against the ideology of groups luol kid and iraq luol qauda and iraq. the data is very clear here, -- what eventually became isis was able to grow in the deserts of eastern syria from thousand five to 2010 underneath the watch of the supposed secular syrian military intelligent. [speaking at the same time] >> that's this thousand they grew. [speaking at the same time] >> isis, before isis there was al qaeda in iraq. al qaeda and iraq. and i have written several books on the topic. al qaeda and iraq was

. >> he had a lot of ammo. his intentions were clear. >> alex hit me on the shoulder, said let's go. ran down. tackled him. we hit the ground. he grabbed the gun out of his hand. while i put him in a choke hold. seemed like he just kept pulling more weapons left and right. pulled out a handgun, a box cutter, started jabbing at me with that. >> reporter: french authorities identified the attacker as ayub el-khazzani. born in morocco. authorities say he was armed with an ak-47, a pistol, a box cutter and eight extra cartridges of ammo. a lawyer says he is a homeless man planning to rob the train. >> it doesn't take eight magazines to rob a train. >> reporter: plans to thank them personally, awarding them france's highest honor. >> thank you. meeting with senator elizabeth warren. one of the most powerful and outspoken democrats. the question now is, is he getting ready to take on hillary devin dwyer has the latest. >> reporter: it's the summer of the political wild card. vice president joe biden is stirring up in

. >> he had a lot of ammo. his intentions were clear. >> alex hit me on the shoulder, said let's go. he grabbed the gun out of his hand. seemed like he just kept pulling more weapons left and right. pulled out a handgun, a box cutter, started jabbing at me with that. >> reporter: french authorities identified the attacker as el-khazzani. he had guns, a box cutter and eight extra cartridges of ammo. a lawyer says he is a homeless man planning to rob the train tomorrow, the french president plans to thank them personally, awarding them france's highest honor. >> thank you. >>> and joe biden held a secret meeting with senator elizabeth warren. devin dwyer has the story. >> reporter: it's the summer of the political wild card. tonight, vice president joe biden is stirring up intrigue among democrats after that secret political meeting with populist star senator elizabeth warren. warren is an icon among liberals. an endorsement eagerly sought by all the democratic presidential candidates. so far, she's been cool to

kill, the deadly shooting of two jrnlists, the gunman's tools for a possible escape, a wig, the gun, ammo and the to do list found in his car after the 200 mile police chase. the fear inside the newsroom. >>> bearing down, tropical storm erika turns deadly. buildings collapsing under land slides and flash floods. florida now first possible hurricane in ten years. >>> tough talk. hillary clinton on the attack as trump, the g.o.p. front-runner, explodes in the polls, and the moment in front of supporters that had him on defense. >>> and close call. the fastest man on the planet, the dramatic collision that stopped him in his tracks. >>> good evening. i'm tom llamas in for david. great to have you with us on this thursday night. we begin with major developments. that tragedy on tv, chilling new details about the mind of a monster, the gunman ambushing two young journalists, determined to murder his former colleagues in cold blood. as the cameras rolled, this image, one of the last they would see. tonight what investigators discovered inside his car, a wig, a to do list and a stock pile of am

. >> you are the guy you were calling for, quote, ammo, ammo ammo going to the frearmings. to the free syrian army. >> absolutely. [simultaneous speech] >> let's look at actual facts okay? in 2005 where are all the foreign fighters coming into syria and iraq? they were traversing from damascus into eastern syria into iraq well before the 2011 syrian revolution. counterintuitively in the middle east today, secular autocratic governments like the assad regimes are not the innoculation against the ideology against al qaeda and iraq and i.s.i.s, they helped catalyze them. the data is very clear here. what eventually became i.s.i.s. was able to grow in the deserts of eastern syria from 2005 to 2010, underneath the wash of the supposed secular syrian military intelligence. the iranians knew this, the assad regime knew this. [simultaneous speech] >> foaz come in. >> before i.s.i.s. there was al qaeda in iraq, al qaeda on iraq and i've written several books on the topic. al qaeda in iraq was defeated in 2010, 2011. when the americans left iraq in 2011, al qaeda in iraq , al zarqawi

the family of a colorado shooting victim was ordered to pay $200,000 in court fees for the ammo dealerso how are the fees that high for a case that never went to court? "today in the bay's" sam brock has this morning's "reality check." >> reporter: shock and horror. >> suspect in a gas mask. >> reporter: as a gunman opened fire at a movie theater in aurora, colorado. for sandy and lonnie, devastation at the loss of a young daughter, 24-year-old and now three years later their tragedy continues. >> they've taken our daughter and now they want to take our money. >> reporter: after failing to sue ammo dealers, a colorado district court judge dismissed the case and then ordered the phillips' family to pay retailer attorney fees. >> we're on the hook for $200,000 now which would drive us into bankruptcy. >> reporter: in his order, the judge wrote "those who ignite a fire should be responsible for suppressing it." how can a trace thcase that did it to trial cost so much? >> $200,000 sounds crazy. you would be shocked how quickly these can go up high the amount of time preparing these lawsuit

they're out of ammo. the fed will be raising rates soon, probably not quickly, but there's no more money left, no more ammo left to do the monetary and fiscal stimulus we had right after 2008. >> without the ammo here in the u.s. and without the trust that china can pick it up, it's a bad cocktail. rana foroohar, thank you so much. >>> joining miss is alison kosikosik you've been here all day with these traders. what a day. down 1,000, then up another 800, then down where we are right now. >> this is why they make thor neck braces for days like this, when you go thus they roller coaster movers, talking to some of the traders, when they saw the opening bell and the dow drop, there was shock. traders told me you could hear the noise level in this -- on this exchange -- >> and stephen through a lot. they are genuinely surprised. this was oh, my god. >> one told me he was about to pass on the when he sauce this number go so low. this wasn't expected. the sell-off was expected, but not something like this. it

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whilerry live ammunition you are carrying live ammo and you come off the range, no brass, no ammo.'s make some sense about this. host: are you a gun owner? caller: yes, sir. host: what kind of background check to do go through? any? caller: of course. host: what was the process like? caller: i had to wait three days. it's not hard to do. actually enjoy target shooting or if i need to kill something for food so that i can survive instead of going to the grocery store, that's something i need to think about. as for shooting down your average joe on the street because i don't trust you and i don't like you and i will like the way you look or whatever, there is a lot of stuff going on here. host: another comment from our facebook page -- josh in odenton, maryland, will kind of gun do you have? them,: i've got three of handgun, a rifle, and a shotgun. host: why? caller: why not? saymain thing i wanted to on the gun violence thing, it's already done. it's just crazy people out there. proposingon you are as to what to do to gun violence, what do we do about violence? if a guy is crazy, ch

a handgun, ammo, drugs and dvd's with porn.ow did they try to sneak it in what investigators say they've never seen anyone try here before. >> you don't drink and drive but you still may get a dui. what you're doing before you get behind the wheel that could land you behind bars. >>> and you may be born with it but you don't have to live with it. even people in their 30s erasing double chins. >> i feel like a turkey or a chicken. it's not that bad everybody says because you don't look at it every day. >> we'll break down the best way to tighten up that chin. ♪ >>> take a good look at this surveillance video. police say this man walked into a north philadelphia pizza hut and pulled a gun on the cashier. he got away with some cash. >> fox 29's dave schratwieser explains, this may not be the first time he's struck. if you haven't earned it you don't deserve it. >> reporter: caroline brie land is fed up with armed robberies the store she patronage on broad street. in cases like this everybody loses. >> it's not going get him anywhe

a glock pistol with ammo and six magazines.efcase with six license plates and a wig and shawl and a black hat. those indicate he was going to make a get away and put himself in disguise. >> friends and loved ones say simply remembering them is not enough. the boyfriend of alison parker is calling for a substantive conversation about gun control in this country. parker's father says he won't rest until someone in washington stands up to the nra. >> if i have to be the john walsh of gun control -- look, i'm for the second amendment, but there has to be a way to force politicians that are cowards and in the pockets of the nra to come to grips and make sense and have sensible laws. i know the nra's position. i hear it now. if they were carrying, this never would have happened. i got news for you, if alison or adam had been carrying an ak-47 around their waist, it would not have made a difference. they could not have seen this coming. >> hillary clinton calling for tighter restrictions on guns at an campaign stop in cleveland. telli

the army says that this was not a hazmat storage facility and that the depot does not store ammo. the pentagon is speaking out and saying that on-base firefighters showed up to stop the fire from spreading. as far as we know, no one was hurt. stick with abc 7 for the latest on this. a man in laurel hit im suv. the driver? his own girlfriend. we are finding out from police that this was no accident. kevin lewis has the details right now. kevin? kevin: hey there, kelly. this couple was screaming at each other and minutes later his female lover was in hot pursuit is the man ran for his life. the outcome was deadly. a lover's quarrel, ending with deadly consequences. police believe that a woman driving this silver suv intentionally ran over her partner, pinning him under the truck. hitting him so hard the cars airbags the ploy. pose a perez saw the aftermath. wrench to pick up the car. theythe ambulance can and checked the paulson he was gone. crash investigators spent hours on the scene. they placed yellow markers besides important evidence, including this baseball hat. allegations t

he boarded the train with two guns, a knife, 270 rounds of ammo and a half liter bottle of gasoline.n the meantime, one of the american passengers who stopped el chakhazzani is back in the united states. >> reporter: paris prosecutor who handled all terrorism case and he said, basically, yes, they are going for terrorism and not accepting the suspect's story he found these weapons in a park and that he was going to just perpetrate armed robbery. no, they say he was bent on terrorism. the things you mentioned, the arms, the money, and the fact that he was listening to that youtube video sort of preaching jihad, all of that sort of add up to the prosecutor as something in the case he had a terrorist attempt so that is what they are going to go for and that will give them more serious penalties and more serious investigators and all of that. the heroes who were involved, one person who was neglected in the beginning and learning more about is mark moogalian who was a french-american citizen on board the plane and the first to confront the gunman on board the plane and here is what his w

. >> after suing the maker of the ammo, a k district court judge dismissed the case then ordered thephillips family to pay the retailers attorney fees. >> we're on the hook for $200,000 right now. which will drive us into bankruptcy. >> you heard that right. in his order this june judge richard p. mash wrote, quote, those who ignite a fire should be responsible for the cost of suppressing it before it becomes a con full gracing. how could a case that didn't make it to trial cost so much. >>. >> to me $200,000 sounds crazy. it isn't that high. >> robin thomas executive director at law center to prevent gun violence in san francisco. >> you'd be shocked at how quickly fees can go up very very high. the amount of time spent preparing lawsuits and working on their defense. >> in fact the court order tallies up all of the costs. phillips will be charged for attorney's fees travel expenses even postage. but despite the shocking headline about costs, legal experts say the outcome of the case isn't really that surprising. >> there have been a number of cases that have worked their way throug

kill, the deadly shooting of two jrnlists, the gunman's tools for a possible escape, a wig, the gun, ammond the to do list found in his car after the 200 mile police chase. the fear inside the newsroom. >>> bearing down, tropical storm erika turns deadly. buildings collapsing under land slides and flash floods. florida now bracing for its first possible hurricane in ten years. >>> tough talk. hillary clinton on the attack as trump, the g.o.p. front-runner, explodes in the polls, and the moment in front of supporters that had him on defense. >>> and close call. the fastest man on the planet, the dramatic collision that stopped him in his tracks.

kill, the deadly shooting of two jrnlists, the gunman's tools for a possible escape, a wig, the gun, ammo and the to do list found in his car after the 200 mile police chase. the fear inside the newsroom. >>> bearing down, tropical storm erika turns deadly. buildings collapsing under land slides and flash floods. florida now bracing for its first possible hurricane in ten years. >>> tough talk. hillary clinton on the attack as trump, the g.o.p. front-runner, explodes in the polls, and the moment in front of supporters that had him on defense. >>> and close call. the fastest man on the planet, the dramatic collision that stopped him in his tracks.

more evidence of an elaborate pan and in his car a glock pivot on and three magazine of ammos, three license plates and a wig and shawl and to do list. >> flannigan shot and killed himself while on the run from troopers, vicky is still in the hospital but expected to make a full recovery. >>> back in this area one firefighter was hurt battling a house fire in berks county last night. it broke out on the 500 block in reading, the first firefighters on the scene had to call for backup because of how strong the flames were, the house was vacant at the time and so far no cause is determined. >> three row homes caught fire in camden this morning, the action cam was on the 1100 block of mechanics street. fire officials say only one home was on fire and the flames quickly spread to neighboring home, no word on damage that the fire actually caused. >>> more than 200 young people dedicated themselveses to making sure that studentses have a successful school year ahead. philadelphia held a pep rally to serve the students in 14 philadelphia public schools, the mentors worked side by side with t

the pentagon said it was not storing ammo or hazardous materials. so far, no reports of injuries. for makingn arrested violent threats against people attending the pokÉmon championship in boston. there are being held on gun charges. the police found a shotgun, a rifle, and ammunition. they are set to be arraigned tomorrow. president obama and the first family back in washington. they left martha's vineyard this afternoon. a president spent most of the two-week summer vacation on the golf course and at the beach. he now has a full schedule for the fall, including a showdown with congress over the iran nuclear deal. also on his schedule after vacation, the president getting set to have lunch with joe biden tomorrow. saturday night, biden held in off the books meeting at the naval observatory with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, fanning the flames he could be running for the oval office. governor martin o'malley weighed in on the possible biden campaign. he is a very good and decent man. it would be nice to have another lifelong democrat in the race. >> i think the personal s

there's ample ammo there. i want to talk about the rise of trump corelates with 2012. we had the rise of herrmann cane, rick perry. as we can show you right here. at what point do you think that donald trump perhaps flames out? because we have seen it before. >> well, what happened with herrmann cane was among other things 999. remember that, luke? his economic plan which turned out to have been derived of a video game. i mean, that was it for herrmann cane. newt exhausted everybody with his newtness if that's a word. donald trump nay be salve ri enough to figure out it's not a six-second vine. it's a shakesperian play. he's gotten everybody's attention. he's given a lot of big soliloquies. what happens now? what has to happen now for donald trump if he's serious is to show that, show that he knows the issues, and he knows the details, or he's prepared to learn them on the fly. because it's one thing not to be a politician. he wins if it's all about not being a politician. he finishes ahead of carson and fe fee ri no. then he's got to show he's willing to learn the sub

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that is all they have left in their ammo right now.issa: scott in light of this very depressing discussion we heard wilbur ross say earlier in the show that was getting back, got to know what he is talking about. he made billions. he establish ad price which he thought some of his favorite stocks were bargains. he wouldn't tell us what his favorite stocks are. he obviously believes in them. he wasn't able to fill the orders. he is out in shopping despite what all of us are saying and agreeing to. >> i think that is mart thing to do, melissa. while you guys have been talking i've been slowly accumulating guns, butter and canned food. i will share them with you too. don't underestimate the central banks around the world. don't underestimate our u.s. fed. there is this old saying says don't fight the fed. i agree with gary k. i think they come out with something again going to be more stimulative in the future here. i still think the way to go here is to find stuff you like, like wilbur ross said, whether it is cheaper, whether it is toda

. >> the guy had a lot of ammo. his intentions were pretty clear. >> it doesn't take eight magazines to rb s tos to rob a train. >> reporter: today at the french equivalent of the white house, a special ceremony. there they are arriving. a state occasion. the french president greeting them on the stair. awarding legion of honor. france's highest medal. the three americans wore polo shirts, clearly on their european vacation. they dent pack for a medal ceremony. the french president said their courage and valor are an example to the world. >> me, personally, i am waiting to wake up. this all seems look a movie scene or something. >> it feels pretty crazy. and i never thought i would be here in this position. so it's -- it's unreal. >> i would say thank you so much. i would give them, i would shake their hand. i would give them a big hug. you know? and tell them that they are heroes. even if they've don't think they're heroes. i think that they're heroes. i think obviously they received the highest honor in france thi

he was armed to the teeth with guns and ammo. when police tried to take tyree in about 5:45 a.m., firefighters were called to battle smoke inside the home. that's when police say the wanted man shot fdny lieutenant james hayes twice. >> once through the right buttocks and left calf. >> reporter: both bullets exited his body. for hours there was dialogue between northerners, the suspect and his -- negotiators, the suspect and his family a facebook post said, today i die. still police say garland tyree finally told his mother over the phone that he was giving up. >> they exchanged that they loved each other. and at that point, mr. tyree indicated that he was going to surrender. >> reporter: just before noon, six hours after the standoff began, garland tyree exited the home shooting police say. both the mayor and fire commissioner went to the richmond university medical center to visit hayes the mayor calling him a true hero. authorities say when firefighters arrived at the scene they had no reason to believe the man inside was arme

police tried to talk him out, but he remained armed with an ak-47, three handgs and 100 rounds of ammo. he posted on his facebook page, today, i die. >> this is not the way we want these negotiations to end. >> the nypd showed extraordinary restraint restraint. >> reporter: his mom told the media about her 38-year-old son and why he joined the gang at age 16. >> when you in jail, you have a choice, you can get raped, you get your [ bleep ], or you join a gang to protect you. >> the police say the smoegs ke condition was caused by a smoke grenade. the suspect fired at least four shots from inside that apartment, and then more than five officers returned fire as he apparently emerged from the building, shooting at officers. as for the fire lieutenant, he's expected to be released from the hospital sometime tomorrow. back to you. >> listening to that video, it sounded like a war. thanks so much. >>> tonight, mayor de blasio under fire for what he was doing during that standoff. apparently, getting a workout in at the gym, as all this drama unfolded. michael george is live at city hall. >>

now, he didn't have any ammo in it, but nobody knew that, and he gets aboard one of these ships and heruns into two south vietnamese physicians. they're identified as two -- he said i'm going to go back to kirk and i'm going to get you everything you need. i'm going to bring you equipment, whatever you need. you tell at the what you need, and they said we're not doing anything. the war is over. we're just refugees. and he looked and he said, you're doctors. you have an obligation to help these people. no, the war is finished, it's over. he said i wanted to pull out that pistol and shoot them but i knew there was no ammo so it was pointless. he got -- they ran out of supplies quickly with 30,000. what could you store in the sick bay of a ship that size? and there is -- there was a procedure -- i shouldn't say they a350e8d ppealed or the ski the chief went to the skipper and he said i'm out of everything. i'm out of medical supplies and a lot of these people had eye disease. they had pink eye, conjunctivitis which is incredible spreadable. you get it by just touching your eye and touchin

many outsiders would believe that they need to fire more ammo than what they did against the browns. robert's goal. >> you can say what you want about their pre-season, but we want to get in and get out to make sure to put together a good drive. that you want us to get in. >> reporter: he wants to work on connecting with number 88 more. >> the pass is invented for garcon. >> i want more touches, because they would have done that with the receiver as well, and a strong receiver who would do great after the catch. >> reporter: the run defense was impressive. holding the browns to just two yards a pop. this week, veterans like ricky says that the challenge is more than just detroit's running game. >> we are home now and that it is one of the hardest things for us, the crowd noise. that i hope he would get a lot of peel there, but now coming back home, that they should be a little bit comfortable, but don't get caught up in all the fans. >> reporter: ricky, he doesn't need to worry, kb that there are not a lot of people here. quick scratches for them. they are not going to play. calvin j

among what they found listed in their search warrant includes on pistol, six glock magazines, other ammo, typed letters, three license plates, a wig, a shawl among other items. officials say it was a text message he sent that first enabled police to find him in the area he was in. and a state trooper using a license plate reader confirmed it. while flanagan was never committed for mental problems, wdbj fired him two yearsgo a for his angry outbursts and threats he made to fellow workers. on the day flanagan was fired, some co-workers literally sheltered in place as he apparently exploded in anger and police were called in to remove him as he was walking out, he handed a religious cross to one supervisor saying, you're going to need this. the station hired off-duty officers as a precaution for a few days. but yesterday, two years later, no one saw him coming. back to you. >> jonathan, thank you. >>> and on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, hear from victim alison parker's father in an emotional interview. the story in his own rds tonight at 6:30. >>> another big story we're following,

and yesterday the police say they found weapons, ammo, a to do list and disguises in the rental car where he shot himself. parker spoke today, the father. >> i met the people she worked with and the people that really looed her, and it was -- ofoundly difficult for me. >> flanagan was fired from kdbj twoeyears ago after numerous angry explosions in the newsroom. he worked at other stations where he carried on the same way. >>> new at 6:00, a tsa screener at laguardia airport is accused of preying on a foreign exchange student, telling her she needed to go through extra security inside a bathroom, and once side, he allegedly sexually assaulted her. news 4's sheldon dutes has been following the story all day and sheldon. >> reporter: that tsaghgent now at q ens criminal court on sex abuse and unlawful imprisonment charges, among others. all of this omes after authorities say he inappropriately touched that exchange student in a bathroom outside of the tsa's jurisdiction. this all happened on tuesday night at laguardia airport, and sources tell news 4 that that -year-old college student is f

familiar with the case says the teen was also charged with three counts related to possessing a gun and ammo unlawfully. former mpd detective jim trainer. >> this is one of those things where somebody didn't intend for this to happen, but they were sloppy. first off they shouldn't have had the gun to begin with. second, they stored the gun improperly and in an unsafe manner. >> reporter: dalis cox's father told me today he knows the teen but declined to say how. >> i miss my daughter and i just think what's going on here as far as, you know, arrests and things, that's not helping anything. i don't agree with this. about. >> reporter: cox said for had he -- with this. >> reporter: cox said for he and his family a trial will only slow down the process of healing and trying to move forward. >> my daughter has been laid to rest. i want her soul to rest in peace of. >> reporter: mr. cox called that shooting a tragic accident that his family is still struggling to cope with. at d.c. superior court garrett haake, wusa9. >> investigators have not released the name of the teenager charged in the shoo

officersç found a small shotgu an ar-15, hundreds of rounds of ammo and a hunting knife in their carvestigators say the threat does not appear to have any connection with any extremist groups but the motive still remains a mystery. >>> officials blame rising tuition at rutgers university on hackers, at least in part. last year the school was hacked at least four times. rutgers hired three cyber security firms to make sure that doesn't happen again. school officials say the $3 million security investment is part of the reason tuition was raised this year. >>> 5:46. preparing for the pope. while a lot of families are getting excited about the pope's visit, one family in delaware county not just excited but busy beyond compare. their goal is to serve the faithful. what if your job was a spiritual calling? >> we're doing what the good lord wants us to do. >> reporter: in 1 the 65, norman decoco and her late husband lewis opened this store in haverton. >> if we do nothing else but create a chapel in people's hearts this is so important. >> the shop served countless people all over the del

investigators say the killer vester flanagan tried to get away with gun, ammo, license plates and disguise. flanagan a former reporter at wdbj who went by the name of bryce williams later killed himself after a police chase. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: dozens gathered outside the cbs affiliate in roanoke thursday night for a stop the violence candlelight vigil. as life slowly returns to normal in the community, many hope the deaths of these two young coworkers cut down in their prime will bring some change. craig boswell, cbs news, moneta, virginia. >>> a funeral will be held for adam ward on tuesday. the third victim, who alison parker was interviewing at the time, lost a kidney and part of her colon. her husband says she has a long recovery in front of her. >>> researchers are performing a necropsy on the dead whale found in the oakland estuary. it was a bluefin whale which is a larger kind of whale. it's hang on angel island. >>> new developments in the case against the livermore man accused of driving drunk and killing a mother and baby. kpix 5's anne makovec with the courtroom drama. >> r

among the items, a loaded glock 9 pistol and lots of ammo, an iphone flanagan might have used to record the murders, 17 stamped and sealed letters. we don't know to whom they were addressed and a briefcase containing extra license plates, a wig, a shawl and sunglasses all suggesting he was prepared to disappear. >>> well, the jury deliberations now underway in the new hampshire prep school rape case. 19-year-old owen labrie is accused of raping a 15-year-old freshman who two days before graduation last -- just two days before graduation last year. labrie contends the two had consensual sexual contact but not intercourse. during closing arguments today prosecutors told the jurors labrie did not honor her wishes when she told him no. >>> prosecutors rested the case of the white supremist charged in the death of three people at two jewish centers. jurors heard two phone calls glen miller made from jail in which he admitted killing the victims. miller is representing himself and will begin to present his defense tomorrow. >>> anne arundel police have been out in a neighborhood near ft. mead

flanagan fatally shot himself on i-66 officers recovered a glock 9-millimeter pistol and six magazines of ammo and tools of disguise in his rental car, a wig, sunglasses, extra license plates. we learned that flanagan became a person of interest when police learned that he texted a friend just after shooting that news crew. the text said, "i've just done something stupid." as more information surfaces about flanagan, new questions arise about his mental health history. >> some ask could it have been prevented if there were more resources available? andrea mccarren spoke with a clinical psychologist whose research is focused on the mind of a criminal. >> reporter: dr. santin samino says the former reporter knew exactly what he was doing when he carried out a well planned ambush. murderer vester flanagan wrote in a rambling 23 page suicide note, "i've been a human powder keg for a while just waiting to go pipe." >> we don't know. we don't know -- boom." >> we don't know. we don't know who is going to rehearse something in his mind, see it, enact it and go do it. >> reporter: sadly by the time fl

this is a look at the rifles and the ammo found in their car. the men, who are have iowa, were arrested and face several charges. >>> still ahead, the sos message that helped rescuers find a man stranded in the australian outback with no food or shoes. >>> plus, the new attractions causing a stir at the national zoo. newborn panda twins, why we'll have to share the spotlight with another famous bear. >>> weather-wise, it was a beautiful weekend, but back to work, the front approaches bringing showers and storms, but when? we'll talk about it coming up. >>> and we could use a follow-up on the breaking news we told you about at the top of the broadcast broadcast. a member of the mayor's security detail shot with a pellet gun. we'll tell you more as we gather new information. >>> we're back with body painted women in times square facing more scrutiny this week. the daily news reports state police took a closer look at the business practices, which usually involves taking pictures with tourists for tips. the mayor and others say it's a nuance, but s

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