chris babcock, editor of the el paso herald post.ada believe they have found the bodies of two men who they were hunting in connection with the murder of three people. kam mcleod, aged 19, and bryer schmegelsky, 18, were wanted over the murders of an australian man and his american girlfriend, and a canadian university professor. it was in british columbia. the bodies were discovered more than 3,000 kilometres away in manitoba. john mcmanus reports: kam mcleod and bryer schmegelsky — two teenagers who canadian police began searching for after their burned—out car was discovered, but who quickly became murder suspects themselves. the two friends were from vancouver but had been travelling to find work. police had been hunting them for three weeks over a territory of more than 3,000 kilometres, as far as the village of gillam in manitoba province. they were wanted for questioning over the murder of this couple — 23—year—old australian lucas fowler and 24—year—old american chyna deese, who were found dead from gunshot wounds along a hig

chris babcock is the editor of the el paso herald post.told us about the atmosphere in the city. well, i can tell you that from the early morning when i was at the memorial this morning at about 6:30am, it was very calm, very peaceful, very reflective and then as the day started to dawn, this palpable feeling of unease started going through the crowd there as more and more people showed up to lay flowers. and it really, really felt different. again, we've had several memorial services for a couple of the victims, and they were very solemn, very respectful. and it's been like that the whole week, but it seemed today it kind of turned with president trump coming in, they were really, really just. .. there was a feeling of unease and discomfort really overall. chris, obviously it's a terrible time for people in el paso. tell us more about how different and why the unease. you have to realise that this goes back before the attack on saturday. president donald trump really called out our city during the state of the union address. he went out t

chris babcock, editor of the el paso herald post, thank you very much. thank you. get some of the day's other news. supporters of the former leader of kyrgyzstan, almazbek atambayev, have fought off an attempt to arrest him on corruption allegations. it's reported a member of special forces was shot dead in the raid on mr atambayev‘s home, outside the capital bishkek. he was stripped of immunity injune, but has resisted all official demands to face questioning by investigators. puerto rico's justice secretary wanda vazquez has been sworn in as the new governor hours after her predecessor was forced to stand down by the supreme court. she's the third politician to occupy the post in less than a week. she's promised to bring political stability to the us territory, devastated two years ago by hurricane maria. a woman from tennessee sentenced to life in prison for fatally shooting a man she said tried to rape her has been released. cyntoia brown was jailed 15 years ago when she was 16. she says she was forced into prostitution and feared for her life when she killed a

chris babcock editor-in-chief of the el paso herald post sharing his thoughts with us this evening.ck writing that story tomorrow crispier thoughts are with you and the entire community. thank you so much. >> thank you and we really appreciate your support. we lin oftentimes we talk about the worst part of humanity we talk about the suspect and his possible motivation and as manifesto. police are investigating this as a hate crime per let's talk about the best part of humanity. hospitals in el paso sending and the urgent need for blood donations and people lined up quite early round the block in 100 plus degree heat to donate blood. stephen coleman in los angeles with more and how folks in el paso are coming together to help in and have folks across the country can help as well. >> hi whelan. texans showing up strong to help the victims of this tragedy. at least 26 people injured. take a look at el paso's response for the urgent call for blood donations the line wrapped around the outside of the donation center today in the sweltering texas summer heat and keep in mind it was 101 de

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chris babcock editor-in-chief of the el paso herald post sharing his thoughts with us this evening. good luck writing that story tomorrow crispier thoughts are with you and the entire community. thank you so much. >> thank you and we really appreciate your support. we lin oftentimes we talk about the worst part of humanity we talk about the suspect and his possible motivation and as manifesto. police are investigating this as a hate crime per let's talk about the best part of humanity. hospitals in el paso sending and the urgent need for blood donations and people lined up quite early round the block in 100 plus degree heat to donate blood. stephen coleman in los angeles with more and how folks in el paso are coming together to help in and have folks across the country can help as well. >> hi whelan. texans showing up strong to help the victims of this tragedy. at least 26 people injured. take a look at el paso's response for the urgent call for blood donations the line wrapped around the outside of the donation center today in the sweltering texas summer heat and keep in mind it wa

now joining me is chris babcock, who's a reporter with the el paso herald post newspaper. of today's shooting since this morning. chris, thank you for coming on tonight. tell us about what you first saw when you got there this morning. >> well, alex, thank you for having me. i can tell you it was a surreal sight as i was driving in. i was at another scene about 20 miles east of here when i first got the call and i was able to convoy in with what were basically el paso county sheriff's s.w.a.t. officers, unmarked vehicles as well as some secret service vehicles that we followed in. and when we arrived on scene it was just what should have been a parking lot full of shoppers was just a parking lot full of first responders and every single type of police car, police vehicle you could see, and they were all heavily armed. that's when it really hit home this was actually happening. and it was just surreal to see everyone coming out with their hands up being cleared and being sectored off. and in fact, one of the first people -- first persons i talked to here was a fort worth so