: carey gabay underwent surgery according to a spokeswoman for governor cuomo. remain that kings county hospital is using critical condition this morning, the governor said carey gabay is a friend to all have the pleasure of meeting demand governor asked for prayers for his wife and the rest of his family. governor cuomo says 43-year-old carey gabay is a shining example of the american dream. he grew up in public housing, graduated from harvard and joined the cuomo administration as a lawyer in 2011. >> could have gone to any law firm in the city and major quadruple what he was getting paid for by the state. he was all heart, wanted to give back to his community. >> reporter: carey gabay was walking with his brother and a group of friends enjoying the celebrations will for the west indian day parade yesterday morning when police say he got caught in the crossfire between two rival groups. >> a bunch of shots, a good 20 shots. >> reporter: one of those shots hit carey gabay in the head. police say he was not the intended target. >> a beautiful man, sweet man, a m

he did sign it on hugh carey's birthday. that kind of thing. >> how did he so much about so many people? i'm told that he had the phone number and the name of every member of congress on his desk in the oval office with little notes about what they might need or might want? how do he, how did he assemble all this? where did he get all this information? >> he aaccumulated it. it just was absolutely stunning. i mean and, it was invaluable to him. i mean he, he loved politicians. he spent time with them. he knew when their wives were sick. he knew when their kids were sick or when they had a problem or didn't. and he knew what would move them. i mean there were, it wasn't always hugs and kisses incidentally. we lost, we needed to raise the debt limit once and, in the course of hearing it we lost the vote. we lost six liberal democrats voted against raising the debt limit. we had this meeting and johnson used to have these long sheets, probably remember, of everybody's name so we would count votes, four against, undecided. and w

kevin said at first he had no idea carey had been shot. >> carey gabay is a rising star, a harvard educated lawyer, governor cuomo's first deputy council. he left a big impression on many who had the pleasure of working with him. >> early this morning carey was caught in the middle of a gunfight. he was hit in the head with a stray bullet as he walked around bedford at 3:30. i speak exclusively with his best friend, kevin, by phone who was with carey on bedford. he said they were walking behind a float that was part of the j'ouvert celebration. >> we had a group of four guys. we ran into the park ing lot and ducked down. we were in separate places. there was about 20 shots that rang out. after 20 shots about 5 seconds lapsed and someone said someone got hit. i looked around and it i started yelling for paramedics. they came maybe 10 seconds after wards. his brother was hysterical. >> his wife who is pregnant with the couple's first child is by his side. governor cuomo visited carey at the hospital calling him a sweet man dedicated to his job, a job kevin tells me carey is proud to have. >>

when we come back, i will talk to carey lee peterson.o see why he fails to recognize the cease and desist order of the bernie sanders campaign. >> for drugs? >> for drugs, yeah. >> we're dealing with the worst drug epidemic in united states' history. >> she said "dad, please don't leave me here". i said "honey, i don't have any choice". >> wufns the cash starts flowing there is very little overnight, over how the money is spent. in cooperation with the center for public integrity, we've been looking at a superpack called american socially united, run by carey peterson. mr. peterson called into our show at the last minute to give his side of the story. it was a hard to hear and somewhat disjointed conversation so i invited limb to appear on the show in person, he accepted my invitation and as you'll see in a moment the conversation touched on many things, marijuana, bernie sanders and act blue, a political action committee that is not in fact a superpac. since 2004 act blue claims to have raised more than 800 million for democratic candid

man was stabbed to death an hour-and-a-half before carey gabay was shot. bill brennan says gains account for much of the violence. >> traditional crime unfortunately the we deal with all the time. it is unfortunate it occurred during this event, but no reason not to go forward with the event each year. >> reporter: bill deblasio was among those who visited carey gabay at a hospital. >> our prayers are with him and his family. another reminder of the bigger which is to get guns off our streets. >> reporter: police are still looking for still images and videos in the hopes those may help catch the person who shot carey gabay. as a powerful legacy is governor cuomo acknowledged in this instance he is powerless when it comes to comforting carey gabay's family. that is the latest, back to you. juliet: funeral services will be held for a family that died in the murder/suicide in their new jersey home. lyndon shot his wife and children before setting their house on fire and killing himself. services for all four will be in long branch. police have not released a

2004 act blue claims to have raised more than 800 million for democratic candidates in america. >> careygood to see you. you and i had a conversation on friday, i invited you to come here, you and i talked on the phone, i appreciate you getting to the bottom of some things. i want to start with the cease and desist letter from bernie sanders campaign. you said have heard him say he doesn't want a superpac. why set up with the superpac, what he doesn't want? >> let's talk about the man at hand, we're talking about superpacs and supporters of this candidate for presidency. now let's just cut to the chase. sanders specifically said, superpacs billionaire funds billionaire class, okay? we know what act blue is. act blue is a superpac. bernie sanders raises his funds through a superpac. how does he say he doesn't approve of superpac? superpacs he doesn't approve of that are buying elections. >> i hear you. but the point is the guy you're supporting doesn't want you to be associated, they've got a letter here saying please stop using bet on bernie 2016, bet on bernie.com, pledge sanders 2016,

his name is carey gabay. >> darla miles with new details. >> carey gabay is still listed in critical condition here at kings county hospital. he was shot in the head in front of his little brother and his best friend. >> reporter: sadly now it is. >> the new york city police department needs your help. >> reporter: the picture of carey gabay flashes on the side of this nypd crimestoppers vehicle as police search for those responsible for shooting the accomplished attorney in the head. >> this was a beautiful man, a sweet man, a man who was giving back to his community. >> reporter: gabay is the deputy general council for empire state development, appointed by governor cuomo in 2011. but early monday morning the 43-year-old lawyer of jamaican descent took off his legal hat to partake in the prewest indian day festivities like he does every year. this year gabay and his friends got caught in between two rival groups who started shooting at 3:45 a.m. >> after the first shot it was a series of 19 shots repeated after that. >> reporter: his best friend says they all ran and ducked behind

in the crowd, carey gabay having fun with his friends. governor cuomo's first deputy counsel was walking behind a float when in a split second things changed. in this video obtained by eyewitness news, you see folks walking on the avenue. they stop, look back and then literally run for their lives. >> he was down. they shot. he was down. they shot while he was down. >> reporter: kevin was there with carey when his best friend was hit in the head with a stray bullet. authorities say the 43-year-old was caught in the crossfire, a gun fight between two gangs. carey is a rising star, a harvard educated attorney many admired and looked up to. the family released a statement saying our family is thankful for the outpouring of prayers we received in the aftermath of this senseless violence. carey has been an inspiration to all of us and continues to inspire us with his fight for survival. >> terrible. this is very, very, very, very terrible. >> reporter: authorities have saturated the neighborhood where the shooting went down with posters spelli

carey gabay, his friends and family. someone started shooting just before 4:00 a.m. >> we all got up. everybody was okay. i walked around and saw carey laying on the floor. i started to cry. his brother was there and lost it. >> police say the 43-year-old got caught in the cross fire of two rival gangs on bedford avenue in sullivan street in crown heights. even though they all ducked and ran for cover gabay still was shot in the head. >> he was down. they shot when he was down >> he works for the governor's office at first governor council and is well respected. new york attorney general eric sniderman said my thoughts and prayers are with carey and his family. >> the nyc council extends the gun violence most end. >> he's breathing, not on his own by with a respirator. they gave him a blood transfusion. everybody needs to pray because he can pull out of it. >> reporter: he has a young wife who is pregnant. all of them are by his side praying for him at the hospital. in terms of the investigation, the nypd is not certain

the news continues next with richelle carey. >> this is al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey with a look at the top stories. >> the pope arrives for his first visit as pontiff to the island nation >>> talks about how to handle the influx of war refugees in europe. syrian president bashar al-assad is not part of the solution. russia's military build up, and the roll that it's playing in world conflict. it's the deeper look. >> you see things going wrong, you must protect it. there's no way to cover up. >> reporter: the former president of maluy, joyce banda tells al jazeera the challenges she faced leading her country >>> good evening, i'm richelle carey, we begin with pope francis's arrival in the americas for a 10 day trip to cuba for the u.s. he was greeted at the airport by the cuban president who thanked the pope for helping mend diplomatic fences with the united states. and called on both countries to use their relationship for a greater good. david ariosto is live in havana, with more on how it's hoped the

so you would rather not even have the interaction than risk talking to mariah carey?eah, i mean -- >> seth: hypothetically -- hypothetically, i'm mariah carey. what do you do you think you would have done? >> hypothetically? >> seth: yeah, so i'm mariah carey, i'm talking to somebody, and you come over. >> um, excuse me. >> seth: oh, hi. [ laughter ] >> okay, this is going to sound so weird. but my cousin and i used to have a mechanical reindeer. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and we named it "charm bracelet" after your album. it is so nice to meet you. [ laughter ] and that is a true story. you're welcome. >> seth: what does a mechanical reindeer have to do with it? >> nothing. [ laughter ] >> seth: i get the charm -- >> mariah's album had just come out, and this is the truth. mariah's album had just come out, "charm bracelet." >> seth: uh huh. >> and we -- it was being sold at target, and we were in target and we bought a mechanical reindeer. we're like, "it's called charm bracelet!" it's not a very good story. >> seth: gotcha, no, no, no. again, i mean, not to me, but mariah

. >> reporter: carey gabay was an innocent victim caught in the cross fire. governor cuomo said he could have worked in any field, but he chose public service. now his life and career are in jeopardy. >> reporter: the family of carey gaba distraught and heartbroken p. >> it a-- hear broken. a appears that two groups of people were shooting. gabay drove between two car cars for safety. police recalled a pistol similar to this. mayor de blasio says it reopen horse forests the feed of getting lisle guns off the seat. >> we will awe every cool ever cool we have to get you -- you know, it's going to be a taxing day. kids are back in school, unless you're the lucky kids in connecticut. numbers for you, 77 in the city. clear skies overhead, and high pressure dominating our weather today. the front is headed our way, but it's being blocked. it's a slow mover. today, rain free, just sizzling. could see 90 at lunchtime, but feeling like 95. 93 ties the old record. 93 ties the old record. just like yesterday a bit of a break along the south shore and the jersey shore. b

this is aljazeera america live from new york city, and i am richelle carey. let's give you a flavor of what you can expect in the coming days, some topics that will be addressed. of course the refugee crise in europe, the fight against isil and a topic that was top of the agenda last year, the on going war in syria will be high on the agenda. the president is expected to sit down with russia's leader for the first meeting in two years. vladimir putin has not been to the unga in 10 years. other speakers, china's president xi will be speaking, france's president hollande,

richelle carey reports. >> oceans have lost 50% of the vertebrate populations, in other words half the fish mammals birds and reptiles that depend on the oceans are gone. some fish species have declined by almost 75%. for this report, the organization tracked thousands of marine animal populations around the globe since 1970. it says the decline is more serious than previously thought. not only are the vertebrates disappearing but their habitats are being destroyed and degraded. the report shows half the world's coral reefs and half of all sea grasses have been destroyed. over 25% of all marine species live in coral reefs. yet they cover less than .1% of the ocean. >> now we can see in the distance there, the industrial development and the destruction of the world heritage listed --

. >>> first, julie carey has the jail video trending online. >> reporter: both fairfax county sheriff stacy kincaid just returned to the courthouse after meeting with the attorney for natasha mckenna's family. she wanted to personally express her condolences and explain why she released this video. she says sharing it with the public is the only way to accurately show how her deputies responded to this controversial transport at a time when law enforcement use of force is being closely scrutinized. a warning, some of what you are about to see is difficult to watch. natasha mckenna had reportedly been combative in the days before the transport and created a biohazard with urine in her cell. so the sert team, the sheriff's emergency response team, was set to get mckenna ready for a transport. after 17 minutes of trying to get her restrained in a special transport chair, the taser is used, four times. deputies instruct mckenna to stop resisting. >> reporter: later, as mckenna is taken to a waiting van, she is found unresponsive and cpr begins. she died five days later. this is the promis

early monday morning, governor cuomo's first deputy counsel carey gabay was caught in the crossfire of a gang fight in crown heights, brooklyn, and now the harvard-educated lawyer is on life support. >> he could have done anything with that education. he chose to be in state service because he wanted to use his skills to help others. >> reporter: it was around 3:30 a.m. on labor day, pre-west indian day parade parties were under way. he was walking with his friends outside a housing complex on bedford avenue when gunfire erupted between two feuding games. gabay hid behind a car but was hit in the head by a stray bullet. police recovered nearly 30 shell casings from three different handguns and they recovered a loaded mac-10 machine piston which was not the weapon used to shoot gabay. he was an unintended victim. police are looking at video from the field in hopes of identifying the gunman. governor cuomo says he will fight for tougher national gun laws to prevent illegal weapons from getting into the wrong hands. >> how many weeks do we have to have with the same story over and over an

i'm richelle carey.ohn siegenthaler is off. race and reform, a blockbuster report out of ferguson, missouri, calling for sweeping change from the courts to the classrooms. all citing racial inequality. >> too many politicians remain in the pockets of the gun lobby, and that has got to change. >> one on one with the father after the horrific killing of his daughter. >>> more countries tighten their borders to keep refugees out. >>> plus, flash point -- >> this is not just this year. this is the future from now on. >> california declares a state of emergency. the science behind hotter drier weather and wildfires in the west. ♪ >>> the shooting death of michael brown by a white police officer raised many difficult questions about race and discrimination in the st. louis area. the ferguson commission created the missouri governor was tasked to find answers. today more than a year after brown was killed, the panel released its findings and recommendations. >>> make no mistake, this is about race. that's the i

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earlier today a clearly upset governor cuomo came here to see carey and his family. his wife is pregnant with his first child, his brother and sister are upstairs by his side during this extremely difficult time. carey was with his brother when the 43-year-old was struck in the head with a stray bullet. the men where are walking along bedford avenue around 3:30. authorities maintain the brothers got caught in the middle of a shoot out between two suspected gangs. carey heard the gunfire and tried to get out of the way and ducked behind some cars but it was too late. he was hit in the top of the head with a stray bullet. he is governor cuomo's first deputy council, a man he calls a sweet man, a gentleman dedicated to his job. an ivy league grad caught in the gunfire. >> harvard educated lawyer, could have gone to any law firm in this city and made quadruple what he was getting paid by the state. he was all heart. he wanted to give back to this community. >> it's very early on. we have recovered a fire arm. based on ballistics evidence recovered it appears there's two

i'm richelle carey. russia said that operations against isil in syria. it's supporting the syrian army with airstrikes to tackle the group. but the u.s. said it has grave concerns that the airstrikes are actually hitting syrian opposition forces. let's head to our senior washington correspondent mike viqueira in washington. mike, it seemed as if this day was certainly coming. we're hearing from the obama administration about this move. what are those officials saying? >> well, you're absolutely right. it's not unexpected. especially when you consider the events of the last two weeks and obvious russian build up that caught the administration flat footed. the high profile showdown just two days ago at the united nations, the dueling speeches before the general assembly from president obama and vladimir putin and talking about the deconfrictioning any military activity that was to take place, making sure that russia and the united states and coalition forces did not come in inadvertent contact there by touching off an incident. the way this happened this m

julie carey.fairfax county mother just pleaded guilty to child abuse for the second time. news4 was first to report on the case against the mother of three. she was accused of beating her 8-year-old son with a plastic hanger and her fists. in 2010, she served time for pricking her son, who was just 3 at the time, with a needle. she will be sentenced in december in the latest case. >>> new york state lawmakers are praisings list and calling on other sites to remove ads for synthetic drugs like k 2. a state senator there says he and other officials e-mailed craigslist, ebay and back page to alert them about posts involving synthetic drugs. their letter suggested that the sites were being used to help sell and distribute the drugs. the center says craigslist immediately responded, removing all posts that mention k 2 and other related key phrases. >>> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk with breaking news in the presidential race. nbc news has just confirmed that former texas governor rick perry is dr

again, carey gabay remains on life support. we are told he is about to become a father. his wife is pregnant with their first child. we are live in crown heights tonight, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >>> the shooting happened not far from the west indian day festivities where three other violent crimes took place. investigators say man is in serious condition after being stabbed on lincoln place and rochester avenue. around the corner from the parade route, one person was stabbed to death. another injured near where people gathered to celebrate. despite the violence still thousands came out to a have a good time and celebrate caribbean pride. jenel burrell reports. >> reporter: the spice and flair of the caribbean transported right to the heart of brooklyn. this sea of people you a along eastern parkway representing the islands with pride. >> jamaica. 600%. >> reporter: reggae and calypso the backdrop. >> my kids are born here. they have never been there before. this is a taste of their culture. >> for me i just love seeing everybody in their costumes and stuff like that. >

. >> mariah carey is coming tonig >> i know. we were listening her to get ready. and i'm like really, what do you think she is going to wear? is she here yet? >> she's so excited you're here. >> that is too cute. >> when she did arrive, she was with her new man james packer whose company helped finance "the intern." this was the first official red carpet together. and in the two plus minutes they walked it, james was a red carpet rookie. for instance, when walking with the beauty, don't talk too much. while he was chatting. she wanted to soak it all n also, don't when packer appeared to want to move on, she was having none of. that most importantly, when your date is being interviewed, don't be standing right behind her checking your phone. >> date night tonight. are you supporting your man? >> exactly. it's fun. >> you look incredible together. >> thank you. >> hath away's co-star in "the intern" brought his wife and ann brought her hu and at one point ann was with joe-joe kutchner in had a slight wardrobe malfunction. >> i got

northern virginia bureau chief, julie carey is there live now. what are you hearing? >> reporter: this accident investigation took a long time this intersection closed down for six hours. now, look right behind me. see that crosswalk? it was just past that crosswalk where the victim's body was found. witnesses say that it appears that a large truck they describe it possibly as a dump truck struck her this morning and kept on going. dozens of officers and investigators came to the scene after witnesses called 911 around 9:20 this morning. we do not yet know the i.d. of the victim or whether she lived in this neighborhood. i'm told the impact of the crash was so great, she was killed instantly. here's how one witness described it to a neighbor who lives nearby. >> she said she heard someone yell "hey, hey, call 911." i just called 911 and she came around the corner from her garden and saw the woman in the street and i guess the truck was still driving at that point and from what i had heard, they didn't know if the truck knew it had hit anybody but i don't know if that'

richelle carey, al jazeera. >>> nasa is pushing to bring humans back to mar exploration. manned flight will not happen until the mid-2030s. >>> that does it for us this afternoon. thank for joining us. i'm erika pitzi. the news continues next live from london. have a good day. ♪ border. scenes on the crew wash sha saying it cannot cope. >> you are watching al jazeera live from london, also coming up. >> protestors demand release of their transitional president. following a military coupe. al jazeera goes undercover to find out how a growing demand from china is fueling the

our julie carey has a look at what's coming up next. >> reporter: i'm julie carey in herndon. plywood marks the latest location where bullets have gone flying into an office building. the count is growing. coming up, i'll show you exactly where these incidents have taken place. >>> that forecast right now has rain across our area. right now, some moderate rain falling downtown. take a look at this dreary, rather icky view here. take a look at our city cam towards some of the monuments. not a very good night at all for the evening rush. current temperature, 65. winds out of the north. the rain will last for the next couple of hours too. 59 in winchester, 65 in dc. a very cool evening. one of the coolest days we've seen since early june. loot rain. we're socked in with the rain. the only exception, fredericksburg toward southern maryland. winchest winchester, leesburg, frederick all seeing rain coming down at a moderate clip. dark green, yellows, around 66, in and around the dc metro area. it will be a wet start to the nationals/orioles game. it will be delayed, if they get it i

i'm richelle carey in new york.l be back at another hour of news. 11:00 eastern, 8:00 pacific, hope to see you then. >> this is where i'll be buried. >> right next to her. >> mmmhmm. >> six years ago, roy bosley's wife, carol, died after overdosing on prescription painkillers. she was 60. >> it should have never happened. >> in what's being called a

i'm richelle carey. john seigenthaler is off. >> swept away. heavy rains and flash flooding leave at least a dozen dead in utah. the victims as young as four years old. >> no man's land. >> the order of life is stronger than the order of the law. >> chaos as hungary seals it's southern border. meet refugees leaving family behind to build a new life. >>> build up. >> we have supported the syrian government. i would like to say that as a confront to terrorist aggressi aggression. >> russia defends sending military equipment to syria's embattled president. >>> plus gangs of new york. thousands turn out to celebrate a 70ths cult classic. we'll talk to the scarf a the star of "the warriors." >> we begin tonight in utah where flash flooding has taken a deadly toll. officials in zion national park say three people were killed and four are still missing after floodwaters washed through that park. 12 other people were killed, including several children in the town of hildale near the arizona border. police are lo

and bureau chief julie carey first told us about this last month. now she's discovered there may be two more incidents this month. she's live in herndon at one bank that was hit. julie? >> reporter: take a look at this td bank, the plywood still in place from september 2nd when a bullet shattered the window here. in fact this bank was one of two buildings hit that very night. now investigators think these shooting incidents might stretch all the way out to leesburg. the pattern in the shootings is similar. bullets from a small caliber weapon, fired into buildings during overnight hours. this photo shows the damage from inside. in at least two other cases, the bullets have taken out bank windows. and the shooter's range may be expanding. in addition the herndon area, police now think this leesburg bank may have been hit in the middle of august. no one has been hurt yet, but there were people in the building involved in an august incident. >> it's dangerous. you don't know who is inside or who is beyond. >> reporter: police are urging residents out in

there's no a $12,500 reward for information about the shooting of carey gabay. he is an attorney in the governor's office. he was shot in the head early heights, brooklyn. police sega bay caught in the crossfire of a -- say that gabay caught in the crossfire of a gun battle between gangs. the governor called him an outstanding public servant. >> it was just another act of pure randomness of gun violence, having too many guns on the street. >> police are looking at surveillance video in hopes of finding the gunman. >>> if somebody in your family takes the bus and is getting home tonight late, chances are that's because of gate changes at the port authority bus terminal 40. gates were changed today. together. there was a lot of warning about the changes but commuters are creatures of habit so the day has been filled with hassles. >> stressed! i was like what's going on? i ain't know which way to go. >> pretty much chaos. >> it's a matter of remembering where to go. >> all new jersey transit buses are now on the third floor of the bus terminal. [ signal breakup ] [

carey gabay, an aide to governor cuomo, shot in the head. >> we have recovered a firearm. based on the ballistics recovered t appears there were two groups of shooting back and forth at each other. >>> the mac gun pistol is similar to this police also found a dozen empty shells. gabay was walking with his brother between sullivan and montgomery streets when suspected gang members started to spray gunfire. at least 16 shots. one gunman was shooting from the street, and the second from the ebbets field patio. gabay was caught in the cross fire as he dove under an suv for safety. >> we will fight every day and use every tool we have to deprive criminals of guns, but we need a bigger change if we are going to ensure that the guns don't flow freely into the wrong hands. >> reporter: gabaya bronx-born, harvard-educated lawyer has been an aide to cuomo since 2011. >> now i was just with the family and the tears and the frustration, and i'm governor of the state of new york, and there's nothing i can say and nothing i can do. sometimes it just hurts. >> reporter: today gabay is li

carey gabay was taken off life support yesterday. a family spokesperson confirmed he died late last the suspects with guns drawn were running into a building in crown heights shortly after the shooting on september 7th. nypd is now using facial recognition software to track them down. in a statement, gabay's family is asking anyone with information on the shooting to will continue to burn a flame for carry with the same -- carey with the same ten nation tender spirit that guided him. >>> new this morning, police are searching for the suspect who tried to rape a woman in the bronx. the suspect could be as young as 14 years old. he is accused of following a 27- year-old woman in her home then choking, kissing her and pulling her hair as she struggled she was able to break free and the suspect took off. >> the second presidential debate turned into a three our scramble for attention. many of the republican candidates taunted an targeted donald trump. carly fiorina brushed him off as an entertainer. senator rand paul opened calling trump

. >>> now for a look at what's coming up at the top of the hour, richelle carey. >>> thunderstorms intah turn into flood flooding, and in an instant, 12 women and children were overwhelmed by the floodwaters, and their car swept away. and in zion national park, three are it dead and the search for several still missing. and we continue the weeklong refugee crisis. >> you know, when everything around you has been destroyed, when all of your family has been disburse and would you have lost all economic means to support yourself. when safety and security of human being's number one priority is gone, there's nothing to live for anymore. >> syrian americans demanding more help for the hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing to europe, we'll go to a new jersey community where hundreds of refugees have recently settled. >> well, they're getting close. a group of 100 women starting out from york, pennsylvania, it's a 100-mile march to washington, and they plan on getting to pope francis's visit to the city. and the plight of homeless elsewhere. jonathan was with them when they began their m

i'm julie carey, news 4. >>> if you drive i-66 you know how tough travenlg cffic can be.ng right now. adam tuss is live on i-66 to tell us how a new tolling system would help keep the traffic moving, adam. >> that's right, pat. here's the idea, you put a toll on the road and you discourage people who don't want to pay the poll from using the road. on 66, specifically inside the beltway it could cost $the for a one-way trip. $90 a week. do you think that would discourage some people? >> when you don't have room to expand a road as in the case of 66 inside the beltway, you have to make better use of it, but is a toll the solution? >> it is clear that that is the best alternative that we have available us to based on the limited resources, yes. >> reporter: state transportation secretary at vdot's northern virginia headquarters said the tolling system would use much the same way as the express lanes on 95. you pay a toll and you're promised a faster trip. right now you can't promise anything when it comes to 66. >> what i would say most of the residents need to understand is

the nypd says carey gabay died in the hospital. he was caught in the cross fire when two gangs started shooting each orth labor day and police are searching for two men in connection with the murder. >>> five police officers are on administrative leave following the death of a man in custody in north carolina. 52-year-old carl king died in raleigh on monday shortly after officers detained him in his home. his roommate says she called the police because king had been acting erratically after drinking while on medication. she described the arrest as chaotic. >> he broke a lamp so they had him on glass on his back so, you know, he was just, like, i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i'm -- i said i'm calling the police and don't do that and they came in here running. >> raleigh authorities said paramedics performed cpr on king, but his condition only got worse. police expect to release more details about what happened next week. >>> tomorrow is a big day for oscar pistorius because south africa's parole review board will review whether h

jim: let's bring in mike carey and mike, take us through this mike: you watch on the punt. the number 30 tries to jump over but lands on players. that's a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct. jim: actually, he didn't launch off of anyone. he actually leaped right over the snapper. mike: he tried to go over but got his legs caught on top of the snapper. jim: and that rule is being really emphasized now to try to cut down on injuries. mike: correct. that's one of those safety rooms and very good for the careers of the players. jim: that means the chiefs will be kicking off from the 50. they mark off the 15 yards. phil: i always think -- first off, what a drive by the chiefs to get a touchdown. they beat the blitz twice. once with the pass, once with the run. most coaches say to heck with it, kick it right out of the end zone, make them start from the 20. jim: santos. kansas city happy to have this drive for denver begin at the 20. phil: see what happens, watch 94, demarcus ware goes to the outside. look at the blocks down inside. that's grubbs against darian stewart, a say. . he

back to you now. >> julie carey. thank you. >>> now to presidential politics. donald trump just made a move that could unify the republican party and help his campaign at the same time. he pledged that he would not run as an independent, third-party candidate if he loses the republican nomination and he made it clear he does not intend to lose it steve handlesman is on capitol hill with the latest. hi, steve. >> reporter: hi, doreen. thanks. the bit about feeling, now that he feels acknowledged by senior republicansz at dominant gop front runner, trump says he is totally pledging his support to the republican party. donald trump staged it as a grand event and a sign he has convinced the republican party that he can and should be the gop nominee. >> the best way for the republicans to win is if i win the nomination and go directly against whoever they happen to put up. and for that reason, i have signed the pledge. >> reporter: the pledge he refused last month not to run as an independent. >> here is your pledge. >> reporter: now, trump says the party's treating

[applause] pope john paul ii: [speaking foreign language] >> governor carey of the state of new york. mrs. kennedy-shriver. >> on behalf of the foundation for handicapped children, thank you so much. pope john paul ii: thank you. the mayor of new york. governor -- >> [indiscernible] >> yes. governor everett harriman and mrs. everett herman -- harriman. [speaking foreign language] no, no, has to take the picture from there. [indiscernible] congressman -- >> your holiness. >> the director of the united nations development appropriation. the undersecretary general for special political affairs. joyner is the director for the center. he was introduced to your holiness. >> [indiscernible] [speaking foreign language] the undersecretary general. the minister for the four and affairs of cyprus. the representative of cyprus. the representative of jordan. madame. >> i come from jerusalem. [indiscernible] >> the president of the united nations correspondents association. >> [indiscernible] pope john paul ii: thank you. the ambassador of the united states of america. pope john paul ii: thank you

. >>> i'm julie carey in spotsylvania county where we're learning more about the troubled past of a man who caused chaos on i-95 this morning. killing one man, abducting a woman. what his attorney says is behind his problem. >>> protecting the public and the police, but there's still one big hurdle to clear before officers here can start using body cameras. >>> pope francis talking to twitter this afternoon to say thauch thank you to the cuban people after a historic four-day stay there. he left after delivering a homily in the city of santiago, urged cubans to live a revolution of tenderness. many said the pope's visit brought blessings to the island and included rainfall. cuba has been in the midst of a drought. it rained today. more rain is expected tomorrow. many there are calling the rainfall holy walter. >>> the pope arrived at joint base andrews before 4:00 this afternoon. he was greeted there by president obama, the first family, and vice president biden and his family. there was a brief meeting between the president and the pope before they both left the base. the pope and the

bureau chief julie carey joins us live now. julie? >> reporter: doreen that mental health activist says he was both sickened by what happened but also struck by the professionalism of deputies. it was earlier this week that the common wealth's attorney ruled that natasha mckenna's death a tragic accident brought on by something called excited delirium caused by her mental illness and that struggle with deputies. now, none of them will be charged and today, the sheriff released the video of the incident so the public can see for themselves what happened here back on february 3rd. the sheriff's emergency response team sent to get natasha mckenna out of her cell for a transport to alexandria. the 38-year-old, who suffered from schizophrenia previously assaulted a deputy and thrown urine from her cell so the sert team was given the tax. as a matter of policy, they videotape all of their work. >> we are here to take you out. >> reporter: mckenna appears wary from the beginning. >> reporter: the video shows deputies spend more than 15 minut

this year a 43-year-old aide to governor cuomo, carey gabay, was shot in the head, caught in the crossfire of a wild gang shootout on crowded bedford avenue. >> it's unfortunate there's so much violence associated with it. it continues to be our most violent public event in the city. some of it has to do with the fact that it's an overnight event. >> reporter: the police department works with political and community leadership and will continue to do so. that leadership insists they will not cancel the festival. eric adams says there's another way to keep the tradition satisfy live and lose the danger. >> we want to pull together the local elected, the nypd, community leaders and talk about how do we allow a celebratory atmosphere become free of violence, particularly when you have a parade like this, which is an overnight event, probably the only overnight event of this magnitude in the city. how do we do it in a safe way? >> reporter: adams says he believes they can come up with a safety plan for 2016. the only murder this weekend happened at the pre-parade event. we're learning more fro

northern virginia bureau chief julie carey talks to us from woodbridge. julie?well, just minutes ago, we saw the news from the fairfax county police about their internal inquiry about this advertising injury last week. the bottom line was the use of the taser was justified and the video that's created commotion doesn't not rapt a good picture of what he's seen. the officer believed he saw a gun in the suspect's pockets and couldn't magdz the decision at the time he made to tase him. they have ruled this was justified use of a taser. we are in prince william county and the incident happened in the rose hill shopping saernt. he came here to be with his family after he bonded out of jail to go over the weekend. we spoke to his brother and the way he clifrntly than police. >> this is the video that prompted an uproar in social media. he started recording last thursday afternoon when he saw an officer abruptly pull over to block a man walking down the street. he asked that his identity be concealed. >> then we see the guy, you know, complying to the police officer's

northern virginia bureau chief julie carey has been working the scene all day long as officers hunt for the shooter. >> an unthinkable tragedy here in the first week of school, a 17-year-old boy was walking down that street around 8:30 this morning on his way to a school bus stop nearby when shots rang out. he was hit, three suspects fled on foot. the suspect's backpack marked the spot were he fell to the ground. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. the team was a sophomore at nearby park view high school. it was on lockdown all day and five other schools were on lockout status, meaning no one could enter. initially, the sheriff said residents should be on high alert with the suspect still at large. but this afternoon came word there was no longer any public danger. residents in this quiet townhouse complex were shocked to hear the gunshots. at the same time, kids were gathered at the bus stop and adults headed to work. i was sleeping about that time and i just heard, like, around three shots. my husband just went to his car and grabbed some stuff, then h

carey gabay's family removed him from life support. we will show you a sketch of a potential suspect. >>> a massive earthquake turned deadly in chile. the impact so severe, there's been numerous tsunami warnings. >> we don't need an apprentice in the white house. we have one right now. >> the hits keep on coming. we will look at the heightlights from the contentious forum. >> are you going to the white house my friend? >> yes! [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> arrested at school when a teacher mistakes a home made clock for a bomb? the student is getting support from the president and mark zuckerberg. neither the school or the police have apologized for his arrest. >> i would like to know why you're doing this bit. carol burnett! >> carol? >> stephen colbert invited her to the stage to show her how it's done. >>> time for traffic and weather on the 2s, john, over to you. >> i feel like doing the tarzan call. does anyone remember that? >> yes! >> you just have to wonder. i'm still explaining gomer pile. in the hi, a hint of blue it almost matc