. >> reporter: emotional michael brill low hugging his lawyers after a judge finds him not guilty ofoluntary manslaughter in the shooting deaths of timothy russell and melissa williams. in november 2012, russell's car backfired as they spent cleveland police headquarters. police thought they fired a gun and high speed chase began. 13 officers fired 137 shots at the car. brill low was chargeed because prosecutors said he waited until the car stopped and they no longer posed the threat. the pair was unarm. the judge says the prosecution's failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that brill low shots directly led to their death. >> brill lowes entire use of deadly force was a constitutional residential response. >> his defense attorney and russell's sister reacting to the verdict. >> we regret and we acknowledge that two people died but at the end of the day that tragedy was brought about by conscious decision-making. >> i do not believe that tim and melissa every used their car as a weapon. i do not believe they ever had a gun. it's outside of my brother's character to be a violent pe

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nearly a brill i don't know brill it'sbritish sillsense. and their concerns for their homelands. plus why the u.s. auto industry is headed west to silicon valley. ♪ ♪ >>> more than 6,250 people have died in nepal from the devastating earthquake that struck nearly a week ago. almost 14,000 people have been injured, many bodies are still being recovered from the rubble. search and rescue teams are using their bare hands as well as machinery to clear debris from crushed buildings and centuries old temples. now the threat of disease. in the capital kathmandu, more than 20,000 people are living in 21 relocation camps. the conditions are poor with no clean watering not enough toilets. the u.n. says there is a growing number of diarrhea cases in quake hit areas health workers are trying to prevent an outbreak of disease. >> reporter: one of the main concerns that we are hearing about today not just from health officials but government official is his the fear of the spread of disease. and so the government has made it a priority to do whatever they can to stop the spread of any potentia

officer michael brill owe was the only one of 13 officers charged a man from po mow who police say kidnappedxgirlfriend kept her in a box for months and later killed her as since been killed himself. james martin horn fled from police custody after charged three weeks ago. horn kept sandra k. suton in wooden box off and on for four months until she escaped last month and during the search for horn the bodies of suton and her teenage son were found in relative's home. warren was killed by authorities in the state wild life area. >> they believe more than one was responsible for murders of four peopled in a mansion in washington d.c.. daron dylan wint was arrested thursday night aunt killings require the presence after signature answer more than one persons. more than one person i should say. and that document also con terms that thousands of dollars were delivered to the home of sarah savopoulous, his wife, housekeeper and son were called killed. >> a message to those who took her child sdmrxt gwendlyn has wonderful words to describe her son nemiah. >> he's the young gil that would take out t

that was brill. >> i haven't heard you talk too much about your parents, what start did they give you my father was an amateur piano player. they taught me. they allowed me to do classical lesson. we didn't have money, but we weren't poor. i had a great upbringing. i had six sisters, my mother was a homemaker, my father worked hard. i had a great work ethic. i had a perfect upbringing. >> first song you learnt on the piano, the first song. now i'm taking you back. was... >> okay. >> and i thought i was so cool doing that. >> the man jump up. what chord is that. >> like a c-6-9. "wonderful world up there." >> really. >> we table beside -- talked about that. had. >> did you form your first band or join it. >> we formed it. i was the guy 12, 13, making money on the weekends, organising the band, making the phone calls, calling the wedding person, getting the gig. knocking on the door. i would knock and say i'm here to talk about your daughter's wedding and they'd say "i thought you were the paper boy." i was always like that. >> and a big leap to creating your own music. when did you kno

. >> main course, jamie goes for the pan-fried brill.abulously loved dish, lobster thermadore. it is scottish, as is the cheese, eggs, everything really. do you have anything to say on the glaswegian diet? >> the diet, it's really interesting. >> the health wise, as far as heart problems, right behind tonga. for all time least healthy. >> yeah. it's a bad thing. when i was a kid, we ate fish, butter beans, potatoes. then we would have liver and onions and potatoes and cabbage and peas. somewhere from the mid 70s onwards, it just became crap. now you have a generation of women who don't know how to make a pot of soup. to be a real glaswegian housewife, you have to be able to make a pot of soup. i can't make soup. the joke is i'm apparently good at sex. sex takes five minutes. soup can take days. my husband has never asked for soup. >> there's a terrific music scene in glasgow. the pubs are among the finest anywhere. glaswegians say they have more fun at a funeral than people in edinburgh have at a wedding. that does invite, from time to t

wouldn't require much all that is needed is to find a cadaver dog and bring it on to the island and brillew holes into the foundation of the building. it would be quick, it would be simple and it wouldn't require any demolition at all. >> and so why wouldn't authorities just do that? >> it seems like such a simple thing to do but the prosecutor said is the reason is he doesn't want to give people false hope the holloway family and americans and those who follow the story false hope because the prosecutor is adamant she is not there. >> martin. >> wolf. >> thank you very much. >> and latest from phoenix, when a controversy draw mohammed event is live and a rally is starting right now and we'll get a live update on what is going on. >>> and new flood warnings in effect in texas. and good news. an animal shelter taking care of pets separated from owners during the storm and arranging some very happy reunions. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadi

. >> police say that david brill is a paranoid schizophrenic who check out of the mental health facility a few months ago. he remains hospitalized tonight but he is in critical but stable condition. >>> a student in nevada with tough word for former florida governor jeb bush when it comes to isis. >> unaudible . >> well that student was a member of the young democrats club. bush ended that dispute saying we respectfully disagree. >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" your hand shake says a lot about you but there is new evidence suggesting that it says more than you think. we will tell you what it means burr health. >>> and philadelphia native bradley cooper is heading to the small screen, you will soon see him on a regular basis right here on cbs-3 kate. >>> today has been picture perfect spring weather day nothing but sunshine and temperatures pretty comfortable, till in rain and we need it, we may have some over the weekend. we will warm it backup. i'll have the s >>> california woman says that she was fired for deleting a tracking app from her company's cell phone. she says that

on saturday cleveland officer michael brill o was found not guilty of voluntary manslaughter, brillo and 12 other officers, fired 137 shots at a car where two victims written side during a high speed chase in 2012. prosecutors say brillo fired 49 of those shots but a judge ruled it was impossible to determine if brillo was solely responsible for any of the shot that were fatal. >>> meanwhile cleveland still has other high profile cases involving police. last november, 12 year-old tamer rice was holding a pellet gun and was shot to death in a park. do you remember that video? sheriff's department says an investigation in the incident is nearly finished and ready to be given to the prosecutor who will decide if the officer should in fact be charged. >>> an investigation is also underway in the death of tannisha anderson who died in police custody in november. the mentally ill woman had been handcuffed by police, and a medical examiner ruled that she died of positional as fixation and ruled her death a homicide. >>> 5:20 is the time. ireland's justice department said it will draft a mar

officer brill 0 fired 15 bullets through the wind screen.he judge said he could not rule beyond a reasonable doubt the officer was responsible for the deaths. outside the court, crowds gathered waiting for the verdict including members of the dead couple's family. >> we have no justice. they are killing kids. they are killing women now. they just -- they do whatever they want to do. nobody isn't doing nothing about it. nobody. no justice. no peace. no justice. no peace. >> the department of justice got involved in the case and ruled cleveland police had engaged in a pattern of excessive force and violated civil rights. the officers'lawyers called the prosecution ruthless. >> we stood toe-to-toe trying to coerce and put away a law abiding citizen who did his job in this case even though there were tragic circumstances and outcomes. >> cleveland's mayor has called for calm in the coming hours. >> this is a defining moment for cleveland. as we look at this verdict and we respond to that verdict and we, as a city move ahead in a way that will en

investigative journalist steven brill, who wrote the book, "america's bitter pill," told me it's a very contractor, if you will. you're shunted from place to place. especially if you don't live in a place where there's the specialist, so you have to go from where you live to the specialist and back again. all of that on top of the fact that you have cancer. >> it was ten months since my diagnosis. i was feeling stronger, in anticipation of a visit to my past. how are you? nice to see you again. it was a unique reunion at the majestic fort randall dam on the missouri river in south dakota. right after world war ii, the government built pickstown to house the workers who built the dam and their families. >> this is my best friend. >> following the depression and the war, this was a godsend. america was on the move again. people who came here were really products of the depression first and then the war. they were the people that i call the greatest generation. by fall, after living with multiple myeloma for more than a year, i was able to step up the pace. i went to berlin for the 25th an

brill bill bratton, commissioner of new york city's police department told us a little bit more aboutlisten. >> he had already proved himself to be an exceptional young officer. in that career he had made over 150 arrests, protecting and serving the citizens of the city. he had already received two exceptional police service medals, two meritorious service medals. >> as far as blackwell, he served seven years in prison getting out in 2008 for attempted murder. this case will go to a grand jury tomorrow we are told on charges of murdering a police officer. the funeral is set for, it is believed, on friday. and jetblue, as they have done with other nypd officers that have been fallen they are offering free flights to law enforcement around the country to come to new york for the funeral of officer moore. >> one small gesture, jean but a very sad story, particularly for his family. thanks very much. >>> out front next jeanne moos with the most anticipated baby name since, well the last time william and kate named a baby. that's after this. my feet felt so heavy at the end of the day. the

. >> on the agenda today the the accident statehouse is set to vote on a brill that would ban healthnsurance plans bought through the affordable care act through covering elected abortions. >> officials from 20 countries meet in mexico today to brainstorm clean energy technologies. >> the french president will induct four world war ii legaciance fighters into the place for war heroes. >> the runner up is running again, rick santorum joins the growing field of republican candidates for president. >> there's no safe space to talk about this. the community is terrified. >> we hear from somalia american mothers, afraid their sons will join isil. what they're doing to prevent that happening. >> i'm at london's royal festival hall. >> welcome to al jazeera america. it is 8:20 eastern, taking a look at today's top stories from around the nation. amtrak is adding video cameras inside the locomotives of its trains cameras positioned to record engineers at the controls. it comes in response to the derailment earlier this month in philadelphia. the engineer doesn't remember what happened. the c

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stephen brill's book, "bitter pill," which started as a time magazine cover is an amazing look at theionalty of our health care system, and i would certainly tout it and ask people to read it. i haven't read the other two books. i think when it comes to the financial industry, one of the best things we could do is have a disruptive technology. you see it in bitcoin as people build coin base and block chain type systems we'll be automobile to have a digital and cyber currency that provide alternatives to some of the banking system. and it might enable commerce in a better way. >> host: george is in fort myers, florida. hi george. >> caller: hi. >> host: george, we're listening. >> caller: can you hear me? >> host: we are listening, sir. please go ahead with your question or comment for walter isaacson. >> caller: okay. einstein described himself as a determinist just like mark twain did. and i'm wondering how they got there. >> guest: you know, the issue of free will versus determinism is one of the richest, most difficult topics that people have wrestlinged with since plato -- wrestle