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. >> i'm on location i need a medic asap. >> get a medic here asap. >> >> first responders from across the river honored officer wilson with the 39th annual awards dinner. the event recognizes individuals for extraordinary acts of bravery and raises money for children of emergency personnel killed in the line of duty. >> it's a reminder of the dangers of our job tonight we honor officer wilson and his family. this fellowship committee will be there for them just as many others will be there them, as well. a church in the neighborhood is holding a service in his honor at 10:00 a.m. at saints martins de porres. there is a trust fund established for the family. go to facebook.com/"action news" like the page to get the updates on your feed. >>> it's 5:34, let's get a check of the weather meteorologist chris sowers it's cold, but it's going to be better. >> reporter: it better get better. let's go live on sky 6. we have a nice weekend for a change. we're not talking any snow or ice, there could patchy black ice because of refreezing and snow melt yesterday. we're not forecasting snow or ice

rescue is en route. >> get the medic here asap. get me command >> "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at the 22nd district where wilson worked. chad, what has been the reaction from both colleagues and from the community today? >> reporter: officers here at the 22nd district were too distraught to go on camera but i did speak with several off camera. they tell me officer wilson was a man with a great sense of humor, he had a smile that would light up the room and will surely be missed. the 22nd district is adorned with bunting the flag is after half-staff. there are image no officer wants to see because it means another one of their own is gone. like so many officers, officer robert wilson gave his life protecting others. >> i've seen a lot of heroic actions on the part of police officers over the years. very proud to be a part of this profession. i've not seen any that rose above what i saw on that video. >> reporter: a steady stream of people visited the 22nd day bringing food and flowers and paying respect to the 30-yea

. >> give me medic asap. >> get that medic here asap. >> where was he shot at. >> in the head. >> get that officer to the hospital as soon as possible and no one moves. keep every on the ground. >> first responders from across the river honored officer wilson tonight with a moment of silence at the camden county hero scholarship annual awards dinner the event recognizes individuals for extraordinary acts of bravery and raises money for children of emergency personnel killed in the line of duty. organizers pledged support for his family. >> sad reminders of dangers of the job. i know this year the scholarship committee will be here for them and well as other school orship hero organizations will be there for them as well. >> a church in the neighborhood where officer wilson is killed is holding a service in his honor sunday. 10:00 in the morning. st. martin. a special collection will be type benefit his two young children who are are 8 soon to be 9 and 1. >> the philadelphia police department has also established a trust fund for wilson's family. you can find this information along wit

. >> give me medic care asap. >> twenty-second and lehigh, north philadelphia. >> officer robert wilson iii gunned down at the game stop thursday afternoon. protecting people inside trying to stop a robbery. what happened next is caught on surveillance cameras. >> two individuals came in, and announced a robbery. we don't know if he new he was police officer or notment we suspect they did not. >> wilson, 30 years old, and eight year veteran of the police force was shot nine times. but police say he fought until the end. >> both suspect i'm told on either side of officer wilson firing at him very close range, and even though he was being struck multiple times he continued to fire into the -- until the fatal wound was fired. >> transport today einstein. >> there is a second suspect, who was part of the robbery who tried to blends in with the crowd but the officers responding to the scene were able to apprehend that person, as well. the investigation continues on scene friday, "eyewitness news" has learned that police executed a warrant and recovered evidence including an ak47 just this mo

i will be back asap to advance u.s.-rok alliance. see the words in korean there that translates to let's work together. mark lippert putting on a brave face after the brutal attack. what we know he about the attacker himself, in 2010, he received a two-year suspended sentence john for throwing a lump of concrete at the japanese ambassador to south korea. police describe him as a man of unpredictable behavior. >> questions this morning, andrew about the level of security surrounding ambassadors if a man with a knife was able to get that close to him. andrew thanks. >>> overnight storm slamming much of the nation. up to another foot of snow you heard me right another foot from texas to the northeast. nearly 90 million people under some sort of winter watch, warnings or advisory. people are throwing things at the television. good thing there is glass between us. >> as long as it your side. the weather having a big impact on travel. if you have a flight today, you better check first. you might not have a flight today. nearly 2,000 flight

tweeted that he would be back on the job asap.ry clinton is trying to diffuse a controversy over e-mails when she was secretary of eight. she is urging the state department to release all of the e-mails from a private account. she says authorities will view the e-mails for release as soon as possible. republicans struck out in the latest attempt to get the keystone pipeline built. the senate failed to get the two thirds majority needed to override president obama's veto. >> if we don't win the battle today, we will win the war. we will find another bill to attach this legislation two. we ought to just pass it on its merits. olivia: the president vetoed the bill because it removed his authority from making the final decision. the lawyer for the suspect in the boston marathon bombing has removed all doubt about her client. she admitted that he took part in the attack. she also said that he was under the influence of his domineering brother who was killed in a shootout with police. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. we have h

some apple fanatics outside the union square store want to buy the piece asap. >> a heart rate sensor and gps linked for your phone. >> reporter: apple expects to sell between 10 and 20 million watches the first year alone. others, like seth dunn are skeptical. he already has an iphone and thinks the apple watch is an unnecessary fashion statement. >> nothing i need in my life. you know, i am trying to use my iphone less, not more. >> reporter: that doesn't sync up with apple's plans as cook's company looks to redefine connectivity. >> the apple watch is the most advanced timepiece ever created. it is a revolutionary new way to connect with others. >> reporter: free orders and in store demos start next month april 10th and the apple watch will be available in stores starting april 24th. >>> the most expensive apple watch will start at $10,000. it's made out of 18 kt gold. >>> crocker amazon playground, victims were sitting in a car when suspects came up and shot them. both are male and in their 20s. >>> police responding to a burglary in san francisco say the suspect left a 4-year-old

we need vehicles to block off southbound senter and umbarger asap.e 3 fire and ambulance to stand by. northbound senter blocked off. 10-4 we do have medical safety. 10-4. >>:the officer has not been identified that has been killed meanwhile the suspect as has been identified with the past half hour. 57 year-old scott dunham. who does have a wife was currently talking to police and is trying to end the standoff is currently ongoing and san jose in senter road will continue to fall breaking news here in just a minute >> reporter :in the what the department dry air moves then and have an oppressive warm-up-- weather department as we have from thursday and friday we are tracking record warmth. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s as we speak with mostly clear skies. just off to the south there is a dome of high pressure that will begin to develop ride above the california coastline. the will lead to additional wharf we will wake up under partly cloudy skies. as we head into the afternoon will run about 45--for the 10 degrees warmer metal '70's across

but he's tweeting and he's tweeting that he's going to be back asap to keep working on the alliance between his country and the republic of korea. we are having more reaction from pyongyang. or the first reaction from pyongyang. and the statement from pyongyang says that the attack was just punishment on the united states. so pretty brutal words from pyongyang. the police here are now in the process of getting warrants to search the assailant's house and also to work out if there are any absolutely close ties between the assailant and the regime in pyongyang. so at the end of it all, a very serious matter. not life threatening, but certainly a dent to the already bad relations between washington, on the one hand and pyongyang on the other. and i think an illustration of just how deep feelings run here about the american presence here. minority feelings it should be said. but certainly, deep feelings in that minority group, who feel very, very strongly about the american presence and the divided countries, the divided peninsula. >> the bbc's steve evans in seoul. >>> now, the australian prim

he pulled out a gun in the back seat but she struggled and asape scaped -- and escaped. >> the story is similar to two other attempted kidnappings. all three description appear to be similar and each were driving a white car. it is possible the cases are linked and there are similarities between the victims, short with brown hair walking alone. each of the attacks happened on a friday. >> could happen to anybody. we would like people to walk home together from school. kids to walk home together. be careful. >> makes me nervous because it is, like, i walk around by myself. >> reporter: police can't say for certain if the same seman involved but -- same man is involved but they are doing everything possible to take him off the streets. no one was available to meet with us today because they are out on spring break but when students return monday, they will hold an assembly with students giving them tips on how to be safe. >> good advice to walk in groups. always safer in groups. cristina rendon live, thank you. >>> two cases of whooping cough has been reported at two antioch high schoo

he said we'll be back asap. >> when leaving the police station for his first court appearance today,uspected attacker said i am sick. i have no relations with north korea. north koreans take media and called the knifing of the american ambassador punishment. now to sports. we start with the nba. the bulls trailing the thunder by a point in the game's final seconds. >> reporter: gasol. moore for three. good. >> chicago's moore sinks a go ahead three with 2.1 seconds to play and the bulls win 108-105. now to college hoops. the ncaa tournament approaches. arizona ramps up the pack 12 beating university of california. and wisconsin claims the big ten title after a victory over minnesota. now to major league baseball. the top of the fourth bases loaded for boston's second baseman. >> and here's a pitch hit high in the air. left field. drifting back. track. firm. gone. >> good to have that. there you go. we'll take that april through september. any time. that's of course dusten pa droi ya. the heart beat of the boston red sox. he puts the red sox on top but it won't be enough in the presea

i need a medic out here asap. need medic here asap. >> we got him on the line right now >> tragic situation there and in response governor tom wolf has ordered flags to fly at half-staff across the state in wilson's honor today. we have been updating this story on our web site since it happened. rider now we have the latest information and reaction from officials along with photos from the crime scene. you can find it right now on 6abc.com. shirleen. >> thank you alicia. >>> developing right now the u.s. justice department is reportedly preparing to file corruption charges against new jersey senator robert menendez. that is according to several published reports much the charges are tied to their senator's relationship with a florida eye doctor who is a long time friend and also a political supporter. menendez is accused of doing political favors for that doctor. a spokesman for menendez denied any wrongdoing by the senator. >> now to a first check of that accuweather forecast and today that saw no snow melt becau

we are going to need vehicles asap. >> reporter: at this point, police called for an ambulance. nearly 45 minutes goes by for confirmation. >> officer is 1055. >> officer 1055. >> reporter: 1055 is code for send the coroner. soon after, dispatch gets word that dunham may also have been shot. >> shots fired both ways. officer down. 1055. suspect has rounds, possibly went down as well. >> reporter: the recording continues as police search for the suspect. they are warned there could be all kinds of ammo inside the apartment. at one point, people outside are considered in the line of fire and roads are closed. ann notarangelo, kpix5. >>> officers from across the country and around the bay area are paying their respects tonight. officer johnson's colleagues hugged his family members as his casket was moved from the coroner's office to a funeral home in los gatos. these police officers even got on top of a fire truck to salute. >>> tonight, flags across the city of san jose are at half staff. >>> people have been leaving flowers, paying their condolences outside police headquarters a

he tweeted he was doing well and in great spirits and said he'll be back at work asap. earlier blood was running down his face and wrist after he was slashed at a morning lecture. president obama and the secretary of state have called him to voice their support and just moments ago a news agency issued this alert from north korea state on the attack. deserved punishment for conducting military drills. the focus now is on the suspect. according to local media, 55-year-old man south and north korea should be reunified during the attack and he also may have traveled there between 2006 and 2007 and in 2010 he threw a stone at an ambassador. the south korean foreign ministry promises a thorough investigation. >>> to the boston marathon bombing trial. on an admission on the first day of testimony. the first blast plaid on video. a camera inside a sports store captured it. the images people reacting to the chaos outside. jake ray is live in boston for us. an emotional day. what can we expect to see today. >> reporter: i think more emotional testimony from survivors and also mo

will be back asap. the south koreans have stepped up security around the ambassador, but they believe the suspect acted alone. and currently there's no indication the incident will impact security at other u.s. embassies. president obama, who spoke to ambassador lippert before he went into surgery, is being regularly updated on the investigation. lester. >> chris, thank you. >>> hillary clinton has responded to the controversy over her private e-mail which she used exclusively as secretary of state instead of an official government account. she's now asking the state department to release those e-mails, but that doesn't mean the public will see them any time soon. nbc's andrea mitchell explains why. >> reporter: hillary clinton finally responded. in 140 characters. a tweet just before midnight saying, i want the public to see my e-mail. i asked state to release them. they said they will review them for release as soon as possible. 55,000 pages of e-mail she turned over to the state department last year.

a short time ago he tweeted he was doing well and in good spirits and said he'll be back to work asap. earlier though blood was running down his face and wrist after a man sliced him with a ten inch knife at a morning lecture. president obama and secretary of state kerry both called him to voice support. a short time ago reuters news agency issued this report from north korea media on the attack quote, deserved punishment for conducting military drills. the focus now is on the suspect. during the attack the 55-year-old screamed south and north korea should be reunified. he also may have travelled to north korea six times between 2006 and 2007. in 2010 he threw a stone at the japanese ambassador. he served a prison term for that. the south korean foreign ministry promises a thorough investigation. now to the boston marathon bombing trial and a startling admission on the first day of system. a never before seen video of the first blast was played in court. it came from a camera inside a sports store. the aim js are difficult to watch. people were left dazed as victims stumbled inside. n

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he says he's doing well tonight and will be back to work asap as he put it. man armed with a ten-inch pairing knife attacked mark lippert during a breakfast function in seoul yesterday. ambassador lippert's facial cuts were severe as you see the bloodstreaming from his face. a deep gash in his face as doctors are telling us required 80 stitches. his arms and wrists were also cut in the attack. some ligament damage reported to his wrist but the ambassador posting on twitter that he's in great spirits. i should say tweeting on twitter. police say the attacker quickly taken into custody has a long history of anti-american protests and demonstrations, and he was heard denouncing the joint u.s.-south korean exercises just moments before his attack. north korea weighing in. north korea state controlled media praising the attack, saying it was, quote just punishment for the joint drills between the two countries. >>> turning to my commentary now, a few thoughts as the obama administration seems to be moving closer to finalizing a nuclear deal with iran. while ignori

we need vehicles to block off asap. >> reporter: after the fatal shots were fired agencies from all over the bay area swarmed the area. as we reported officers used explosives to enter the apartment unit early this morning and around 3:30 a.m. found dunham on the balcony dead from a gown shot wound. police have not said when dunham was shot by cops or committed suicide after all. robert honda, nbc bay area news. >> officer johnson's ak fies is being recognize the at the state capital right now. the governor and his wife also released a statement saying officer johnson will be remembered for his courage and dedicated service. we join the entire san jose community in mourning this tragic loss. in the meantime police agencies across the bay area and the nation are offer condolences to the san jose police department. we're live at the police headquarters in san jose where there is a growing memorial in honor of fallen officer michael johnson. >> reporter: it's been busy here all day and all afternoon. last night the shift ended early for officer johnson, a cop who was true to his oath. this

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will be back asap to advance u.s. does raise the question about security measures in place. the seoul police do say that the u.s. embassy did not ask for any specific security for that speech. which was seen as pretty routine. and you would have to say watching the reaction of mark lippert to that i attack he was unbelievably cool and calm given what had just happened to him. >> andrew it's amazing to think that he recovered in that way. kept himself collected. want to turn to former new mexico governor and former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, mr. bill richardson. he's made multiple diplomatic and personal missions to the koreas. an expert on the area. and we're glad to talk to you about this mr. ambassador. first of all, are you so surprised that someone could get so close to ambassador lippert, to have this kind of violence happen to him? >> well i am surprised, first of all, south korea is a friendly country to the u.s. secondly this man has had a history of violence. third, i don't know the details, but i

we are going to need vehicles to block off -- asap. >> reporter: at this point police call for an ambulance. nearly 45 minutes goes by before confirmation the 14-year veteran officer has died from his injuries. >> officer 1055. >> officer 1055. >> reporter: 1055 is code for send the coroner. soon after police dispatch gets word that dunham may have also been shot. >> officer down 1055. suspect had rounds at him possibly went down as well. >> reporter: the recording continues as police search for the suspect. they are warned there could be all kinds of ammo inside the apartment. at one point people outside are considered in the line of fire and roads are closed. of course now we have learned that dunham had died on his balcony. we were able to learn from listening to these recordings that police officers were able to confirm that he had died through the use of cameras. in san jose, ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >> we are learning more about the suspect in the killing of officer michael johnson. scott dunham had a criminal record but not much of one. he was arrested in 1996 in a domestic violence

i will be back asap to advance u.s.-rok alliance. the wording is let's work together. he is a man ready to get back on the job. he has been contacted by the u.s. president. they are close, those two, john. the president making sure he is okay. >> mark lippert had been a long-time supporter of president obama. worked in his senate office. andrew stevens, thank you. i appreciate it. we wish the ambassador a speedy recovery. >> we hope they look at security. when you think of the ambassadors and diplomats around the world. >>> four minutes past the hour. overnight storm slamming much of the nation. up to another foot of snow expected from texas to the northeast. nearly 90 million people under a winter watch or warning or advisory. >> the weather having a serious impact on travel. look at that board. ugly. cancellations everywhere. more than 2,000 flights already canceled today. that number is going to go up look at the situation outside boston. maybe not as bad as they feared. still bad enough considering that more than 8 feet of snow has already fallen there. they are tw

get me a medic here asap. get any command. >> they're en route sir. >> we should not be waiting for rescue transport. >> you can hear the supervisor. officers say not to wait for a medic and instead take officer wilson to the hospital immediately. >> earlier this morning the archbishop released a statement reading in part the shooting death of philadelphia police officer robert wilson ii, is senseless and devastating. i offer my prayer condo senses to all those who mourn his life. the last police officer to lose his life was moses walker. he was shot and killed during a botched robbery while walking home from work in 2012. he was out of uniform when two men tried to rob him. they say they thought he was a student and looked like an easy tar kbet. but officer walker threw his gun was shot and killed. the incident was caught on surveillance video. both suspects were arrested. the gunman rafael jones was supposed to be sentenced to life in prison today but we just found out that sentencing was proposed. we have m

>>> congress aneeds to raise the debt ceiling and do it asap. our political panelÑi will debate all sides. >>> for the first time, president obama is speaking out about hillary clinton's use of private e-mail accounts in her official role as secretary of state. in a network interview mr. obama says he found out clinton used a non-government account the way everyone else did, through news reports. doug kelly is here with his own news report and more details. hi, doug. >> hi shannon. in that interview with cbs, the president noted that his policy is transparency and noted that all records are available in archive. as you just heard, he is glad ta that hillary instructed that her e-mails be disclosed. over 50,000 e-mails are in the hands of the state department in preparation for selection by the benghazi committee. he says he does not trust the state department to produce relevant material. >> i've lost confidence in the state department to make that determination. they are the ones who allowed this arrangement. they are the ones who did nothing a

why is this car still sitting here after i specifically said i needed it done asap?> pete told us to stop doing it. >> what do you mean pete? god--all right. >> i gotta listen to the boss. >> you know what? that's fine. i can't work in an environment where someone micromanages. i just can't do it. >> what's going on, tony? >> listen, i decided that i don't want to do this anymore. >> why do you want to leave? why? >> because our [bleep] relationship went to [bleep]. and i'm not gonna let that happen no more. i made my decision-- >> no. >> there is no amount of money that's ever gonna get in-between me and my family. and you are my family. it wasn't an easy decision. and... >> you're not leaving, though. >> i am. >> listen, no, you're not. >> you and marcus need to continue what you and i started. hear me out. >> no, you're not going anywhere. marcus, come here, please. marcus, come here, please. >> listen, nobody's changing my mind, okay? >> you stay here, you will be running it. we've set everything up to succeed. >> i'm sure you will, pete. there's no question abou

company does that and so some folks say this is why hillary clinton should have a full-blown campaign asapaign and spokesperson and the full complement of folks and sending out what the media should have to cover. but if she was all the way in she would be getting asked over and over the questions, who knows when the fourth fifth, sixth time in iowa she gets asked the question and rolls her eyes and now she is upset and now the campaign has changed their tact. so what is better for her to be in right now or out right now? >> there is a lot of in between a full-blown campaign presence and the waldorf we're seeing. she has high name recognition. she doesn't need to introduce herself to new hampshire like scott walker does. but we're seeing rumblings inside of the white house, why did she take so long to get out ahead of this and she was warned about this for months and why did she choose not to react and it is feeding this perception that she is paranoid and we are hearing comparisons to nixon. >> come on. >> the big takeaway is that the story is not going away. but the media doesn't want to

radio, get me a medic here asap get me command, get me my command. >> settle down. transport.you should not be waiting for rescue. transport the officer. >> you can hear the supervisor officer saying not to wait for a medic. instead, take officer robert wilson to the hospital immediately. >>> st. martin de porres church will remember officer wilson with a mass this weekend. the church is on lehigh avenue not far from where yesterday's shooting happened. the remembrance mass is scheduled for 10:00 sunday morning. >>> we have much more on the fallen officer right now on nbc10.com and on the nbc 10 app. there you will find interviews we conducted with witnesses at the scene. any breaking updates will also be sent through our app. >>> we have new information now about a story we first told you about in our last half hour. the government is expected to file criminal charges against new jersey. senator robert menendez in the coming weeks. senator menendez has been under investigation for his acceptance of three jet trips from a florida eye doctor. the senator is holding a news confe

he says he's deeply moved by the support and will be back asap. the suspect was also injured. state media says he was angelburyangel -- angry about joint south korean/u.s. military exercises. >>> christopher hill says seoul is usually considered a safe place. take listen. >> when i was ambassador here, yes, i had security but often i was able to walk outside by myself. occasion low, i would walk home from the embassy. it is a low-security environment environment. certainly i've been in many of those brefs. it was just across the street from the embassy. this is not one that is sobered normally with a need for high security. >> hill says south korea's government is typically responsible for providing security for diplomats. >>> hillary clinton is breaking her silence on the controversy over her e-mails. the former u.s. secretary of state tweeted, and i'm quoting, "i want the public to see my e-mail. i asked the state to release them. they said they will review them for release as soon as possible." the move comes amid chris simple that the former secretary of state used a priva

i will be back asap to advance u.s./korea alliance." a man with a ten inch knife attacked lippert before a snepeh in seoul. he received 80 stitches. guards wrestled the attacker to the ground. the suspect was upset about u.s. and korea military drills and the split from north korea. >>> palo alto police will be on patrol keeping their eyes out for people who may be breaking into cars. >> kris sanchez is live where two people are already under arrest. >> reporter: two men arrested and we don't know whether they were specifically connected to the nine burglaries that happened tuesday night alone but when police tracked them down they had stolen property on them. palo alto police increased the pressure to find the car burglars that were getting a bit too comfortable in the city. the thieves broke into nine cars tuesday night alone, not exactly a record, but still not enough for pd to stand by and let it happen. they activated a task force, they put officers out in uniform and in traditional patrol cars but also plain clothes and specifical

we have to get on top of this asap. >> this is nothing really anything too new for those of us who haveaw enforcement for any period of time. i've worked with a number of black officers over the years and at all kinds of different demonstrationings we would be at i would catch some heat being the white officer in the black community. but then the officers standing next to me who were black, they would catch as much heat if not more than i was. >> you said it's worse for black officers? >> in some occasions i've seen it be as bad or worse for a black officer than it would be for a white officer. >> why is that? >> there are some people who really believe that the officers if they are of the same race that they feel they're a sellout in some way, they've sold out their own race by working for the police department which they feel is just kind of trampling all over them. >> neill, last word. >> i just want the say from an int accident the management standpoint those officers that were directly involved in that shooting in any shooting when other officers come on the scene, they should be r

in fact -- in fact tweeted doing well in great spirits, deeply moved by the support, we'll be back asap his korean writing at the end translates as we go together or let's go together. so he is in remarkable shape considering what he's been through. do you know whether he had diplomatic security the state department's equivalent of the secret service with him at that meeting today? >> yes, he has a security detail i. like our ambassadors do around the world. it's a low threat post in korea, not the same type of security presence you would have at an embassy in the middle east for instance. he did have the security detail with him there. the fact of the matter is this person was just able to attack him before security could get there. the local police were also on the scene and able to apprehend this suspect. what we always do afteren incident like this alook is what the secure procedures are that are in place. we work with local authorities to make sure our ambassador and embassy staff are comfortable and that's what we're doing now. >> and just to share with our viewers, he was the chi

officer down we need big of a block of south side asap. southbound center we need amahs to stand by a northbound cinderblock off with you have medical staging. 64104. >>james: rule to recap what we know so far this is the shooter has been founded the development coming into the newsroom since the trip cock hour this morning he is identified as 57 year-old mr. dunham he was found dead on a balcony before 330 this morning officer was shot and killed his also identified the is officer michael johnson of 14 year veteran of the police force of san jose the shooting happened on a 26 on the block of san the road before 7:00 last night a family member must them called to fight the report was intoxicated and possibly have access to weapons officers arrived on the same he opened fire killing that one officer. >>james: the benefit kron 4 that, will be your research stop the day as police and velma affirmation the hofer's caucasus and give more details not only of the officer whose that if the line of duty the also the suspect as well to was shot and

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under the proposed clean power plan if the state does not file asap does epa claim the authority to regulate? do they claim authority to amend the coal-fired generators run less and existing gas-fired generators run more? >> i can i can answer that after some thought. >> does epa claim authority to mandate fossil fuel generators run less and renewable fuel generators run more? >> epa certainly has the authority in a federal implementation plan to establish standards for carbon pollution for those individual sources. how they choose to address those -- >> yes then? >> we have the authority the standard. >> does the epa claim authority to make the epa use less electricity? >> we certainly do not regulate the behavior of the public sector. >> as you mentioned, especially going back if we could ask to get those in writing. in 2013 call fueled electricity under a clean a clean power plan will epa grant a waiver exception if there is a reliability risk or high cost to the ratepayer? >> epa does not see the rule to have an impact on reliability. as we have done we will ensure tools are available sh

clearly those rules have to be tightened asap. >> mika?ere were concerns that there may somebody sort of a fleet-wide problem with the airbus a320. that would have been awful. what we now know is that plane, we've said all along, is a phenomenal workhorse of a plane with a fantastic safety record. if some pilot, a rogue pilot is intent on crashing it and killing everybody onboard, that's a possibility. >> chris jansing? >> keir simmons remains in france. i'm wondering, this is obviously just happening. this conference is ongoing, but any reaction where you are? >> reporter: chris, people are stunned. we use that kind of terminology all the time in this business, but it really counts here because as the day has progressed, we have learned, first from the "new york times" and then from other news organizations that it was becoming clear that the pilot, or one of the two pilots had locked themselves in the cockpit, but we didn't imagine, as you mentioned, 9the french prosecutor would come out and make this statement. i think he felt as if he