police say as they chased brian cooper, they noticed he had a handgun. he refused to stop, they say, but eventually fell. that's when police say he started turning toward one the n at him. that's when police fired. the shooting say they was justified. cooper's family who attended a community meeting on the incident this morning still had questions for the chief. >> if a person is running, you're not supposed to shoot at him. why did they shoot him three times? he did not shoot at them. why did they shoot him three times? >> i know that he was hit three times. he was hit in the foot, in the lower leg, and in the lower back, consistent with turning. he was not running at the time. we do not shoot fleeing felons in the san francisco police department. he had fallen to the ground, stopped, and was getting to his feet, turned on the officer over his left shoulder when the officer engaged the suspect. >> why would he shoot him three times? was it one officer or two officers? >> it was one officer that fired, and again, the officers are allowed by policy to fir

people who know 31-year-old brian cooper find it hard to believe that he pulled a gun on police. >> multiple witnesses described that they called numerous times for the suspects to stop. they were in uniform and identified themselves as police. and mr. cooper did not stop and in turn turned and pointed a firearm at an officer over his left shoulder. >> saturday night, they received a tip that a man with a gun was leaving a house on dakota street. they located cooper, a convicted felon on bay view street. he pulled a fully loaded handgun on them. one of them fired. >> why did they shoot him three times. >> in the back. as he is running, they are still shooting. >> he was not running at the time. we don't shoot fleeing felons in the san francisco police department and again, the officers are allowed to fire until they believe the threat has stopped. >> reporter: cooper who lives in san francisco was shot in the foot, leg and lower back. police said they were rude to them where cooper was treated. >> you get off the floor and go back to the projects. i was like, i don't live in the projects. >>

they say as they chased 33 year-old brian cooper they noticed a handgun. say that he refused to stop the thing he eventually fail and in the police say he began to turn towards the officers and pointed a gun at him over his left shoulder and that is when the police fired. they say the shooting was justified. but the government's the legal attended a community meeting still had questions for the chief. >> i thought if a person is running you are not supposed to shoot at them i am trying to figure out why did they shoot him three times? he did not shoot at them why did they shoot him three times? that is my main concern. >> i know that he was hit in the foot, the lower leg in the lower back. he was not running at the time, we do not shoot fleeing felons in the san francisco police department. he fell to the ground, he stopped and he got to his feet and then he turned on the officer it over his left shoulder when the officer engage the suspect. >> why did they shoot him three times? with a one officer or two officers that did the shooting? >> there was one of

. >> darya: police say as they were chasing this one and 33 year-old brian cooper they notice that he a hand gun they say he refused to stop and then he eventually fail. they say he started turning 0.1 of the officers and pointed a gun over his left shoulder at the officer and that is when the police opened fire. they say the shooting was justified but hooper's family was a community meeting still has a question for the police chief. >> i thought if a person with running you are not supposed to shoot at them i am trying to figure ou >> it is the policy that officers can fire until they believe the threat has stopped. >> justine: from the kron4 newsroom i'm watching the candidates this morning. we have live pictures where mitt romney will be. he will be introduced and then after i will, he will go to new york city to raise some more cash for his campaign. president barak obama will travel to colorado for a two day for city swing he is focusing on the economy and women's health issues. that is what we are watching right now in the kron4 newsroom. >> darya: thanks a lot to be back with m

chasing brian cooper when they noticed he had a gun.in started to turn toward the officers and brought a gun ever his left shoulder. they say the shooting was justified by coors family have some questions for the chief. -- coors family-- coopers family, >> he was hit in the fight in the lower lake in the back. he was not running at the time. in fall to the ground. he was stopped. >> why did he shoot him three times? it was one officer fired and they are allowed by policy to fire until they believe the threat was up. he was treated and then booked into the county jail. >>darya: we are continuing and our coverage of all the developing news along with the weather and traffic. it is way to get hotter and hotter as the week goes on. >>justine: we of falling and earthquake happen near los angeles. is any place from a 1.5 to a 4.4. last night was a 4.4. they're saying that the earthquake that just happen may have been an aftershock. we will keep you update the address updated on this story and the kron 4 morning news. overweight or obese peopl

and brian, they are cooperating with the investigation. even though this is a cliche, it is true, there is still more questions about this than answers. >> tom fitzgerald tonight. >> a suspect in two jewelry store robberies has been arrested on a probation vile. 52-year-old james caroline of d.c. is the suspect in the murder of capitol jewelers owner tommy wong. he is also the suspect in an armed robbery at a northwest jewelry store that happened back in june. police say charges in the jewelry store robberies and murder are pending. >>> the news edge on maryland, baseball great cal ripken, jr., is set to make a plea to the public in hopes of catching the man behind his mother's violent abduction. he is expected to speak tomorrow at orioles pack in camden yards. she is home safe after being abducted from her aberdeen home last week. suspect is still on the loose. >> maryland's concealed gun permit law is on hold until a federal court decides to decide whether the state law is constitutional or not. a judge ruled yesterday, gun owners in the

. >> brian: it cooperate be steve because it's very steady. >> gretchen: steve was right across from rian: eric bolling. i can declassify everything. you had greta van susteren, there she is. >> gretchen: mo not sleeping. >> brian: steve doocy. you have eric bolling there, all hanging out. >> gretchen: we're back to steve's video skills there. >> brian: yes. andrea. how much fun was that flight? >> gretchen: thank god there is somebody else sleeping. andrea and kimberly. oh, my gosh. steve is outside now trying to get back in. >> steve: come on, it was good. a little warm. a little on the humid side. >> brian: you should have predicted that. you're the weather guy. >> gretchen: you know what you can not bring in? folding chairs. oatlike bring that pocket chair. >> brian: i can't bring my pocket chair? >> gretchen: you can't bring the pocket chair. no leatherman, no mace, no aerosol, no whole fruit, and no umbrellas. so you're out of luck. >> brian: steve, did you have that video of the jumper out of the car, what they have to go through? >> steve: i think we do 'cause as we were talki

. >> kristin chenoweth, bradley cooper, tom arnold, joy brian.eau bridges, who wasn't one of our best friends but now is. >> what was it like being directed by your fiance? >> it was wonderful. >> it could have gone another way. >> it could have. this seems to shock people every time, we actually enjoy spending time together. >> crazy. >> can you believe it? our shooting schedules take us to different cities and we stay separated 15 hours a day, he shoots "parenthood," i shoot "house of lies," and it was a real treat to work together. >> if you can survive that beautifully, there's a good chance your marriage can actually thrive. >> i think so. >> was there lots of ad-libbing when you were interacting or did you stick completely to the script? >> believe it or not, we stuck completely to the script. >> it doesn't seem that way. >> you know why? dax is a really good writer, and he wrote to everyone's strengths. he knows how i talk. he knows how tom arnold talks and knows how cooper talks and wrote everybody with such specificity, it sounded natura

brian. >> steve: you look attractive as denise. >> jimmy: yeah, thank you. the next one is from anderson cooper. >> jimmy: yeah, he's a great guy, great show. let's see what we may have missed this week. >> in mitt romney's own words i quote, "a david hasselhoff concert should be required for all american children." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: he's still on tour? >> jimmy: you didn't know that? >> steve: i didn't know that, but now i do because i saw it's boiled down to the essence of what i should see. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: so they should call that like "anderson cooper 3-6," because it's not the whole 360. >> jimmy: just 3-6. you take out like, 36 degrees. name your five favorite concerts. >> steve: my five favorite concerts are probably the beatles at shea stadium. maybe the who and jimi hendrix at woodstock. hasselhoff. [ laughter ] can i stop it at three? >> jimmy: it counts for two. it counts for two. thas

cooperative. the police officers while there observed a weapon and arrested her for felon in possession at that time. >> and good news about lieutenant brian murphy. the first officer on the scene shot eight or nine times. the doctors say he was sitting up and walking in his hospital room yesterday. >>> and following exclusive. a southern maryland summer camp may have been dangerous for kids. tonight, an exclusive interview with an employee who saw children being hit by adults. beth parker is working the story. >> reporter: that one parent told fox 5 her child said he was woken up in the middle of the night and punched. not by another camper, but by a counselor. >> a very hostile environment somewhere that children may not want to be in. >> reporter: that is how a former employee of the boys and girls club of greater washington describes camp ground. it's a place in saint maries county, maryland, where d.c. area kids are supposed to be able to get away. instead, a former employee who asked us to disguise his voice, said there was swearing, yelling, and hitting. >> the camp -- very upset and would go to different counselors and to tree and

she was placed in the witness protection program after agreeing to cooperate in a murder trial with several other gang members, brian. >> did you get the sense that she had any idea about the notoriety she would receive through all of this? >> definitely. they talked about that in court, the fact that her picture was on the news every night. she heard her name on the radio one day when she was in one of the stolen cars and knew she was a wanted person after that initial incident at the mall. >> paul wagner tonight. >> sure. >>> police made an arrest in connection with an accidental shooting that left a four-year- old boy dead. correll mcneil found a loaded gun inside the family's pickup truck last month. the boy's stepfather, 27-year- old jasmine matthews, left the gun there and is charged with cruelty and injuries to children. >>> neighbors in capitol heights are devastated over the fire that claimed the life of a five-year-old girl. investigators new say that an overloaded electrical circuit caused the deadly fire and fox 5s karen gray houston has more. >> reporter: the family of the five-year-old is overcome with

people as a result of that, including brian terry ands to answer his question about multiple instances of "fast andn furious" programs across the united states. cooperatingplenty of evidence supports that. this is happening in houston, texas where the dealerme was tod de to sell it to these guys anderes after cooperating with the federal government, they turned around and slapped a federal investigation on himli for sell3 the cartels. in florida there are allegations of them selling to a gang andt sending guns to honduras.ut, like i said, it is difficult tor keepe's up with all the news ans evidence that it's coming is coming out. but there is definitely other programs that need to be investigated. it is estimated that there were similar programs in at least 10,000 guns were sent south ofa the border whether what it was in south america or into mexicob under this justice department. considering there are 240,000 documents surrounding passengero specifically, i don't have any doubts about that. >> what is your view on guner ot control?omine just like in aurora, colorado,ya the mass murder at the theater.t >> it's a horrible situation. whether you are an e

. >> brian: again, media might not cooperate. let's talk about what the rnc will be doing.use we'll be seeing the vice vice presidential candidate center stage. established stars and up and coming stars on the stage and a new detainee where we're used to seeing the president. look at the names that have been reloosed that will have key speaking parts. >> steve: nikki haley, martinez, condoleeza rice are all female speakers. none of these seven names will be the keynoters, apparently. it has been rumored that chris christie is president-elect obama going to get it. these are -- >> anna: governor nicky haley, she's expected also to be appealing to some of the younger voters. she is the youngest sitting governor in the u.s. right now. her husband also supposed to be deployed to afghanistan next year. so she'll spleen a strong military message. >> brian: if you're evan listening on radio, john mccain and john kasich is on the list. chris christie rumor to do have the keynote speech. he won't confirm or deny that because that would indicate whether he'd be the vp pick or not, wh

brian williams, $13 million. diane sawyer, $12 million. and then our very own anderson cooper at $11 million. good lord.hat's a lot of money. and right down at the bottom, i saw deb and nischelle at $3 and a box of paper clips. >> pretty much. yeah. nischelle, thank you. you will be back with us next hour with a lot more snhow biz headlines. >>> and you can see a man standing in what looks like a desert. but actually, it is the mississippi river shrinking in the historic drought. some people are saying the river has more beaches than florida. [ female announcer ] the coffee house. the lines, the cost, the hassle. ♪ express yourself [ female announcer ] why not try coffee-mate? with over 25 delicious flavors for a fraction of the cost of the coffee house. add your flavor, with coffee-mate, from nestle. add your flavor, energy is being produced to power our lives. while energy development comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely and responsibly providing generations of cleaner-burning energy for our country, drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources wi

brian: that's right. the war on terror continues. and should we be telling how highest levell approximate ops work in conductor of business and prepare. i don't see the upside. >> they got cooperationm somebody. >> steve: it is classified information. keep in mind, she had been working. katherine bigelow was working on the movie and had script and worked with mark ball and worked with on hurt locker. they had worked on the movie before bin laden was killed . soon as that happened and they threww the script out and then in comes the new script >> brian: which is a intelligence document. >> are you going out to see it and the fight and concern like these gentleman talked about. or no, we are not going to. the fact is, this is information that is classified and it is getting out there anyway whether or nott you see the movie. >> steve: i don't know. with this administration a lot of stuff has gotten out. it is just that keep mind it was supposed to come out before the election and all of the stuff was supposed to make the president bert. >> brian: they pushed that aside. your headlines. >> steve: fighter jets intercepted two small planes that came too close to air force one when the p