corey.e good forensic pathologist simply lets the victim tell their story. >> those examinations, those victims' stories, will be dr. corey's only chance to help the criminal investigation, perhaps to find evidence to help trace the killer. >> i basically have one bite at the apple. i have to think of answers to questions that haven't even been asked yet, because i have only one opportunity basically to collect all of the physical evidence that i think i need. >> dr. corey is about to find out if the killer left behind any clues. >>> coming up -- >> i think we're going to recover the bullet from right under there. >> an inside job. the autopsy as you've never seen and heard it before. - by 2018, there will be more than 2 million jobs available in engineering, science, technology, arts, and math. so let's give our kids the skills for success. it all starts with education. the more you know. >>> our job is to decide how that person died. >> it's a job that gives new meaning to the question, "w

corey.he good forensic pathologist simply lets the victim tell their story. >> those examinations, those victims' stories, will be dr. corey's only chance to help the criminal investigation, perhaps to find evidence to help trace the killer. >> i basically have one bite at the apple. i have to think of answers to questions that haven't even been asked yet, because i have only one opportunity basically to collect all of the physical evidence that i think i need. >> dr. corey is about to find out if the killer left behind any clues. >>> coming up -- >> i think we're going to recover the bullet from right under there. >> an inside job. the autopsy as you've never seen and heard it before. s on optimi. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful worl

because i'm corey. you know? you know?e of the dysfunctional families that's out here. a lot of people that meets my family loves my family, you know what i'm saying? there's something good about us, you know? if i get out, i will send some pictures and money orders. be good. stay out the hole. i'm going to cry. i can't keep reading this. i miss her so much. >> corey and melissa's brother, william allen, is also serving time at the house of correction. he's been sentenced to a year and a half for assault and battery. >> my sister said to me one day, it must be a family curse. it must be. i mean, hard time has fallen on us all. well, i had a white band and yellow band. these are symbolic to my family, my sister, and my brother, corey and lisa. i wear them to keep them close to my heart and let them know that i'm thinking about them every day. >> he loves his family. you know what i'm saying? even if you're doing bad or doing good or he's doing bad or doing good, he put his family first. >> they're the first thing on my mind

corey jones. >> reporter: but both the prosecutor and the jones' family attorney say corey never firedpon. the family attorney says his body was found 80 to 100 feet away from his vehicle, making it seem as though he might have possibly tried to run away. >> we know this officer was in plain clothes. we know that he had no badge to display to corey. corey had no way of knowing what he was. >> reporter: the officer was working a burglary detail that night and had no body or dashboard camera. he's now on paid leave and many in the community are left wondering how a man with no criminal record ended up dead. >> a laid back young man, non-confrontational which is why i find it hard to believe. >> reporter: records show otherwise. evidence he had seized three weeks prior from a suspect. at the time he sited work related issues, something he failed to mention on his application for the palm beach garden police department. the job he's held for just six months. >> this is a situation that cries out for answers. it cries out for transparency. it cries out for the police to give this family inf

corey.sume nothing, because they know they won't get a second chance to examine the body. >> and i have only one opportunity to document the findings as i see them that day. >> they have to be prepared for anything that could happen with the case in the future. for example, if it does go to trial. what if a defense attorney suggests that natural disease contributed to roy's death? dr. corey's office looks for evidence of natural disease. answering that question, even if it never comes up. >> no obvious natural disease processes noted, period. >> the more thoroughly we can document our case, the better off we are, because we don't know where the case will be, or what questions will be asked next week, next month, next year. >> this position of evidence, we'll call it the handbag, labeled right and left, comma. >> as the autopsy continues, the observers in the room are watching it play out like an episode of "csi" building up to the climax, the answer to the all-important forensic question. wa

. >> reporter: respoke to the aunt and godmother of corey jones. they were close. family says they have more questions than answers surrounding his death. and they are leaning on a community here to support them during this difficult time. those chants coming from hundreds who gathered at a rally thursday for corey jones. ♪ >> the 31-year-old drummer was fatally shot by a plain-clothed officer early sunday morning after his car broke down on the side of the road. now corey jones' family says new details about the confrontation has raised even more troubling questions about the deadly encounter. >> i need to know why! why is my son gone today! why! >> reporter: the family met privately with the state attorney's office. they said corey's body was found 80 to 100 yards from his car, and he did not use his hand gun. police are offering little information about what happened when the officer stopped to investigate what looked like an abandoned car. the police have said the officer was confronted by an armed subject. lawyers for the family say raja shot at jones six time

the family of corey jones said he never fired his gun during the enkour ter.he officer they say fired his weapon six times. ines ferre has more. >> reporter: we spoke to the aunt and godmother of corey jones who says they were close. and she didn't believe he isn't here anymore. the family has more questions than answers around his death and they are leaning on the community to support them. >> reporter: those chants coming from hundreds who gathered at a rally thursday for cory jones. the 31-year-old drummer was fatally shot by a plain-clothed officer early sunday morning after his car broke down on the side of the road. now jones's family says new details about the confrontation between jones and the officer has raised even more troubling questions about the deadly encounter. >> i need to know why! why my son is gone today! why! >> reporter: the family met with the state attorney's office, they were told corey's body was found 80 to 100 feet from his car, and he did not use his gun. police are offering little information about what happened when the officer

we had no choice. >> corey is a complicated person. >> my brother corey is a funny guy. >> nasty. >> used to beat each other up, steal candy, steal bikes. >> my brother william is very smart. >> take money out of wishing wells together, set fires. >> i don't know how he got caught up. >> family, it's been so many years since we drifted apart. it didn't mean i don't love you. i was lost in the dark. >> william would just start speaking in spoken word kind of out of nowhere. we would just be talking to him, and he would break out into a rhyme. his poems were really meaningful to parts of his life and his story. >> at one point in time, chop was my friend. it was a friend. i will call it a genie in the bottle. my name is addiction. and i'm the genie in the bottle. wherever you go, sir, i will surely follow. hold up. i was going to take a sip from that bottle. but first be warned it's going to be the hardest thing to swallow. well, you're a grown man -- >> william, corey and melissa were all arrested on charges of assault and battery. they were separate incidents, but each of their crime

. >> reporter: corey is 27 years old and a recovering heroin add incompetent. his mom is lori. >> we are the face of today's addict. >> reporter: corey, a national honor society student and varsity athlete hurt his shoulder playing high school baseball and needed surgery. >> he came home with a prescription of 120 vicodin. >> reporter: that was the gateway. >> he went to oxycontin and then heroin because the oxy became too expensive. >> i would pawn stuff from the house, and i even pawned all of my mother's jewelry and even my grandfather's wedding ring. >> he had been drug free and cleaned for about 75 days, and he relapsed. >> reporter: he o.d.'d. >> they didn't have any hope. i stood there while my only son was given the last rites. >> reporter: corey suffered brain damage. >> that means i went without oxygen to my brain for, like, two and a half to three minutes. >> reporter: he had to relearn almost everything and will never recover completely. >> he's so fortunate that he has no memory loss at all. the part of his brain that was damaged is the part that c

corey's gun, and when it was purchased.as that more relevant than the officer who did the shooting? >> thank you, to darryl parks in las vegas. i hope we get the questions answered soon. and thank you to marquez claxton in columbia, south carolina. >>> also, there was big news this week that largely went unnoticed, but don't worry, we got you covered. that big news is next. ♪ [music] defiance is in our bones. new citracal pearls. delicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. only from citracal. get fast-acting, long-lasting relief from heartburn with it neutralizes stomach acid and is the only product that forms a protective barrier that helps keep stomach acid in the stomach where it belongs. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. try gaviscon®. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. ...of fixodent plus adhesives. they help your denture hold strong more like natural teeth. and you can eat even tough food. fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. fixodent and forget it. >>> outside of the benghazi hear

the usual culprit corey vereen. two sacks on the day and five tackles. they harassed jakee coker all afternoon long but unfortunately for the volunteers they ran out of gas. that last drive for bama, eight plays, 71 yards, culminating in a 14-yard touchdown rununy henry. >> adam: butch jones can recruit too. bama wins it for the ninth straight time in this match-up. other s.e.c. action. auburn and arkansas, rick, drama in four overtimes. >> rick: if you like long games, this is your cup of tea. drew morgan in the fourth overtime. a 25-yard touchdown. two-point conversion good. this time auburn is not able to answer. shaun white's throw incomplete. going hog-wild in fayetteville. >> adam: bret b blema pulls it out 54-46. also from the s.e.c., we expected it to be low scoring. it is. vandy with a 10-3 lead in the fourth quarter on missouri. meanwhile, a tragedy striking earlier today in stillwater, oklahoma. flags at half staff as head coach mike gundy and his team huddling an hour or so after three people were killed and over 30 injured after an out of co

his family knows corey jones. his community knows corey jones. they know his character.othing in his history that would suggest in any way that he would kill a police officer. that was a god faring man, a god loving man who was inspirational to everyone he came in contact with. that's why you see so many people in shock and utter disbelief that this could happen to this good young man, one of the best our community has to offer. >> that is what is mote viting our coverage. we want to find the answers as well. we appreciate your appearance. as we get more information, counsel, come back so we can continue to tell the story about what was right and what was wrong. >> yes, chris. body cameras would have helped. >> body cameras would have helped undoubtedly. if there is surveillance video, it is needed. we will press those questions as well. benjamin crum, thanks for being on the show. extend our condolences. >> yes. >>> fathers and daughters separated for months, even years but one of the things that's amazing is there's a terrific institution, a correction institution is t

with the skies opening up -- no surprise -- the cyclone deense was busy early on -- seth russell to corey coleman -- well coveredd-- dn't matter -- 7, zip bears -- and the early onslaught was on -- shock linwood -- making it look way too easy -- boues it out for the 17 yard score -- iowa state spots the bears 35 points in the first two quarters -- but joel lanning taking over at q-b seemed to light a spark -- joshua they'd score 3 plays later to trail by 28 at@the half -- d keeping it going in the third -- lanning to quenton bundrage -- cyclones showing some signs of life -- touchdown pulls them back within 21 -- state looking good in the second half -- lanning again to jawan wesley -- twenty unansweed for the cyclones -- making it a 15 point game -- but the comeback gets cut short -- corey coleman gets his second t-d reception of the game -- cyclones give second ranked baylor their closest game this season -- but come up short 44, 27 -- beautiful fall day in decorah -- 18th ranked wartburg looking to bounce ck with a trip to luther -- knights taking outsome aggression after that loss las

the waco area today -- but it didn't slow the high powered bears offense early -- seth russelel to corey colelean -- well covered -- didn't matter -- 7, zip bears -- russell actually broke a bone in his neck in this game -- his future status unkown right now -- later in the first -- shock linwood -- bounces it out for the 17 yard score -- they'd eventually take a 35, nothing lead -- cyclones though -- looking much better late in the game -- joel lanning to quenton bundrage -- touchdown pulls them back within 21 in the third -- and keeping that offense going -- lanning to jawan wwley -- twenty unanswered for the cyclones -- making it a 15 point game -- but the comeback gets cut short -- corey coleman gets his second t-d reception of the game -- cyclonns give second ranked baylor their closest game this season -- but come up short 45, 27 -- d-2 ball -- upper iowa hosting souhwest minnesta state, both teams come in at 5-and-2. peacocks up 6-0, bbt mustang quarterback blake gimbel fires a dart to rapahel lawson-gayle who dives across the goalline -- upper iowa falls back by one -- . but in t

>> desperate for answers, family and friended of corey jones say they know one thing, he would not ever, ever, ever, ever, pull a gun on a police officer. never. >> authorities in palm beach county says that the music was killed by officer raja while waiting on the side of the road after his car broke down, officer raja was working undercover and riding in an unmarked van and they said he never showed his badge. >> why didn't he identify himself. >> he stopped to investigate what he believed to be an abandoned vehicle and was suddenly confronted by an armed suspect. >> jones recently purchased the gun but had a concealed weapons permit. and that he never fired his gun but prosecutors told the family that he fired six bullets hitting jones three times. >> how clearly did he identify himself as a police officer, we'll never know, we'll get his account and the police's account but he is the only witness. >> well, as for officer raja, he is on paid leave while the case is under review but without dash-cam or body cam this is one tough investigation. channel 6 "action news." matt back to you

. >> and had been shot in the back and corey says she remembers every frightening moment. telling her to stay calm state still don't do anything. that message saved and is like dead. >> the comment took to not lose it in a situation like that. strong and courageous. she did exactly what she had to do. i don't how people could have done that i don't know if i could have done that. >> 'ssister was blessed the bullet to her spine narrowly missed legal nurse in her lungs corey raced to her side of the hospital. when a certain kate into asked her to explain the surgery she looked at him and she said i just want one thing from you, i want the bullet from my gunshot wound. she started laughing. she's amazing person. >> i love her with all my heart. and i'm really proud of her. she's my hero. >> her doctors say she should make a full recovery. one was remarkable story giving hope in this community's time of need. >> stay with seven news for continuing coverage of the oregon shooting you can also find updates by going to social >> also this morning like that half staff at hanscom a

of corey jones/fater of cory jones 2-6 clinton jones, jr/brother of corey jones 11-22 benjamin crump/jones family attorney 43-46 chief stephen stepp/palm beach gardens police dept 49-53 dan abrams chief legal analyst, abc news 1;14-1:24 liz hur, abc news, new york 1:26-1:37 clinton jones sr:"i need to know why, why my son is gone today. why?" desperate for answers.. family and friends of corey jones.. say they know one thing for certain. brother: "we know that he would not ever, ever, ever, ever, ever pull a gun on a police, never." authorities in palm beach county say the 31-year- old musician was shot and killed by officer nouman raja.. while waiting for help after his car broke down on the side of i-95 in south florida... at the time.. officer raja was working undercover.. driving an unmarked van and according to the family's attorney.. prosecutors told them.. the officer never owed his badge. tn: "why didn't he identify himself, why didn't he show the badge." police say so far.. officer raja has told them this.. police: "he stopped to investigate what he vehicle gun.. but his fami

the numbers that came out, corey, i wanted to know what cost you're factoring into that.just the plane trips that donald trump has taken so far this campaign season would top $2 million. >> well, i want to be clear on this. what we've said is the fcc report is going to be available on october 14th when it's publicly required to be disclosed. that would surround the total investment he's made into the campaign so far. look, we've been privileged to have a number of people who have been unsolicited and contributed to the campaign. people go on donald j. trump and we also receive thousands upon thousands of unsolicited donations from 20 cents to $20 or $50 because people want to be part of what we call the silent majority, to make america great again that. is all being accounted for and that will all be reported on october 15th. >> all right. so your boss loves to talk about the polls. it's one of his favorite things and always knows which one he's winning. i'm sure he corrects you whenever you get anything remotely wrong. here he is. >> i'm reading every poll. i'm reading e

corey tried. he drew the little pictu mechlt and i still have a hard time understanding the >> that's okay, kim. maybe a little bit more tonight watching him on thursday night football on cbs. his undefeated atlanta falcons taking on the new orleans saints in the super dome. well, talking sports, everybody remembers that odom was a big basketball star when khloe kardashian fell for him. over the course of their relationship, her fame got bigger and his troubles seemed to grow. khloelamar, their tragic love story. >> she would tell you in less than 2.2 seconds if she's not a basketball wife. >> i am -- i have my own career and everything. >> i know this isn't going to last foefer. it's not. >> what isn't going to last foreever? >> everything. nothing good lasts forever. >> they met and married in 30 days. he was the nba star at the height of his career. she was on a reality show no one really cared about at the time. >> it is entertaining to me. when he won the first laker win sixth map of the year

corey, how big of a blow it this for sarah knows -- theranos?ems we have -- we do not have audio for corey, so just hang on. cory johnson, we will be back with you in a moment. just back in two minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ betty: good afternoon, welcome back. cory johnson is that with us -- back with us to talk about theranos. we have your mic working. >> maybe. let's think about what this is about. there is a 31-year-old ceo, a stanford graduate who was compared to steve jobs, this brilliant secret missing that she wouldn't let anybody see, that she said was a part of -- prick of a finger, she invented this with lots of help. they could do over 200 blood test just a drop of blood. this is the magic missing, which they call edison. they are promising things and trying to raise $4 million at a $9 billion valuation. the wall street journal had a great tory -- story yesterday, saying that a couple dozen of were actually done by the machine, but some of them were send out to other machines established. at that edison was not doing the magic that the company sugge

i don't know about weber. >> corey, do you think either one will do okay?m caucus, they are fired up. >> they are the ones who want to come out on top. the more things change, the more things stay the same. what you have is a lot of change but the fundamentals are why the house is functioning the way it is or not functioning the way it is are all going to stay the same. there are three things, particularly, first, the right has really done a good skrob of pulling the house further to the right. the tea party and the freedom caucus don't have a good job of that. secondly, the fact that they don't have earmarks anymore that have tools to negotiate with members and get things through congress, that's a real problem. and then thirdly, you don't put anything object the floor unless the majority caucus can vote for it and pass it on its own -- >> and corey, i didn't know that you were psychic. >> hold on, angela. those things combined make it difficult for whoever is leader of the house to run the house. >> angela -- >> who hurts at the end? the american people.

phil: family and friends of corey jones say they know one thing for certain. just but would never, ever, ever pull a gun on a police. never. phil: authorities say the 31-year-old musician was shot and killed while waiting for help after his car broke down on the side of i-95 in south at the time, officer roger was working undercover. according to the family' s attorney, prosecutors told them that he never showed his badge. police say the officer has told them this. >> he stopped to investigate what he believed to be an abandoned vehicle. he was suddenly confronted by an armed subject. phil: he had recently purchased a gun. his family says that he had a concealed weapons permit. prosecutors told the family that the officer fired six bullets, hitting jones three times. how clearly did he identify himself as a police officer? we will never know. we will get his account for it. but he is the only witness. the officer is on paid leave while this case is under review. jc: it' s being called the worst road accident in france in decades. at least 43 people killed when

corey: i think there is real concerns about that. is no real logistical mechanism to get the oil from alberta and saskatchewan to the coast or to u.s. refineries. trudeau is not going to accelerate that process. energying said, the industry and natural resources more generally remain a significant part of the canadian economy. as for manufacturing, yes, it has rebounded somewhat but they're such underinvestment in the manufacturing sector after the 2008-2009 crisis that the simple notion that cheaper gas -- cheaperorry, fuel fuel prices would a judiciary bad has not materialized. alix: why hasn't the loony rebounded on this? why aren't we looking at a houston klein? instead, -- a huge decline? instead, the canadian dollar went up. corey: the canadian dollar has had a massive selloff towards the end of the year. it is at generational lows right now. as far as downward pressure, it is unclear how much lower a could go. i think when trudeau spells out his details and starts moving forward with this quite ambitious spending plan, he is t

the usual culprit corey vereen. two sacks on the day and five tackles. they harassed jake coker all afternoon long but unfortunately for the volunteers they ran out of gas. that last drive for bama, eight plays, 71 yards, culminating in a 14-yard touchdown run by henry. bama wins it for the ninth straight time in this match-up. other s.e.c. action. auburn and arkansas, rick, drama in four overtimes. >> rick: if you like long games, this is your cup of tea. drew morgan in the fourth overtime. a 25-yard touchdown. two-point conversion good. this time auburn is not able to answer. shaun white's throw incomplete. going hog-wild in fayetteville. >> adam: bret bielema pulls it out 54-46. also from the s.e.c., we expected it to be low scoring. it is. vandy with a 10-3 lead in the fourth quarter on missouri. meanwhile, a tragedy striking earlier today in stillwater, oklahoma. flags at half staff as head coach mike gundy and his team huddling an hour or so after over 30 injured after an out of control car drove into a homecoming parade in stillwater. a 25-year-ol

corey was completely himself. >> reporter: hours later jones' car broke down.und 2:00 am he called a band mate for help, and then he called a tow truck. but while he was wearing this officer wearing plane clothes and driving an unmarked car, stopped to investigate what he said he thought was an an abandoned car. in a state they said quote: >>> police have not said what sort of weapon jones had. jones did have a cline police record, but also had a permit for a gun. friends say he was not a violent person. >> i don't understand how anyone could ever perceive corey as -- as a threat, whatsoever. he is the most level-headed calm, kind person. >> he never got in any trouble. he was a very, very good kid. >> reporter: jones' family and friends say they plan to keep pushing for answers. >> we just ask for the congregation to pray and that we can, you know, get some type of closure to this. >>> john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> also this morning a pro-gun group saying it will take its case to the supreme court. new york and connecticut passing bans on semiautomatic wea

lawyers say the family met with the statates attorney who said the victim corey jones, never fired the gun he was armed with. they also said the police officer didn't have a badge on him. the family wants more answer and have only seen one side of the story. >> they made it clear the officer did give a statement. statement is recorded. they didn't share that with us, they told us and it's just the officer's version. they're cautious because they still have to match the forensic evidence. as of now you have one account of what happened. case is that we can't get corey's version. >> the family has said this isn't a black lives matter issue and supporters of the family have peacefully protested outside the courthouse. 42 handguns stolen from a store in florida. at least three thieves broke through a wall into the store. video capturing them loading the duffle bags full of guns. the serial numbers of the guns have been recorded so police can try to track them down. police are trying to identify the burglars. >> today we're getting a first-hand look at the terrifying moments following a sho

but the family of corey jones says that doesn't sound like corey at all.rs, and they also want the officer -- they also want this from the officer. >> i would plead to him to tell the truth. the truth is going to make you free. come forward and tell the truth. >> manny machado is following all the developments. alina, what are you learning right now about more what exactly happened? >> reporter: well, kate, this family obviously still has a lot of questions about what happened that night. we've learned this morning that according to a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation, officer newman raja called in on the radio saying that he was going to check on what he thought was an abandoned car on an exit ramp on interstate 95. again, he wasn't in plainclothes. he was in an unmarked car and working a burglary detail at the time. the source tells us there had been burglars in the area in recent days and that some of them had parked near that off-ramp. police say as the officer was getting out of his car, he was suddenly confronted by corey jon

corey wells was 74. >>> khloe kardashian puts her divorce on hold. and key arrest in the el chap owe case. those are some of the headlines on the mning newsstand. >>> "the washington post" reports on arrest in the el chapo jail break. mexico rounded up six people, including the suspected mastermind. in july, drug kingpin el chapo escaped from a prison near mexico city through a mile long tunnel. mexico says one of the supervisors supervised the escape. >>> the "syracuse post standard" reports on harrowing testimony about a deadly beating inside a central new york church. 17-year-old christopher leonard took the stand on wednesday. he survivid the brutal attack k the secretive word of life christian church that killed his brother. leonard said he was punched and whipped with a four-foot cord and his parents and several church members have been charged. >>> the miami herald reports on a florida family's grief after police officer shot t d killed their r loved dog. a a rveillance camera captured the officer knocking on the family's front door and then f

it hurts so bad. >> anything you need, corey would be right there. if you needed a shirt, he would give you a s shirt. he would be cold just to keep you warm. >> reporter: the circumstances of jones's shooting by officer nouman raja on this highway exit rampmp in palmeach, florida, are murky at best. short time before being shot. officer raja was not in uniform driving an unmarkeked policear that night. he sayjones was armed and confronted him when raja apprched the disabled vehicle tonight, with concern growing in the minorityommunity that police haven't divulged enough information, authorities held their first press conference. vrnlg recovered a firearm from thencident. the handgun was founund outsid the vehicle. >> reporter: tonight, they have no dash cam video to support the officer's account. now, the mistrust may only grow. >> pierre, thank you. >>> te turn to the hunt under waway in st. louis after several fires had churches there. federal investigators searching for clues, six fimps in two weeks. not far from the community where michael brown

gale banks is his aunt. >> anything you need, corey would be right there. if you needed a shirt, he would give you his shirt. warm. >> reporter: jones needed a tow truck early last sunday morning. the 31-year-old city employee moonlighted as a drummer and was returning home from a gig when his car broke down on an exit ramp along i-95. he called band mate mat huntsberger for help. >> i left him. he gave me a high-five. he said, "thank you. thanks for`helping me out, coming out of your way." >> reporter: some time around 3:00 a.m., 38-year-old officer nouman raja arrived. the palm beach gardens police department said in a facebook statement it has since deleted nouman raja on duty in a plainclothesed capacity in an unmarked police vehicle stopped to investigate what he believed to be an abandoned vehicle. as the officer exited his vehicle, he was suddenly confronted by an armed subject. as a result of the confrontation, the officer discharged his firearm, resulting in the death of the subject. officer raja was not wearing a body camera and his cruiser had no

(sigh) corey and samantha. ♪ their goal is constant and unwavering connection.s smooth as samantha's hair and as strong as corey's jawline. i've never even seen them blink. the most 4g lte coverage means more to love. (school bell ringing) mi'm a lineman here in oakland. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is about providing reliable power to our customers. pg&e is dedicated to the community. i love working here because this is my home. oakland is my home. this is where i'm raising my children so it's important to me to make sure my family and friends have the power and energy that we provide. this is very personal to me. it makes me work a lot harder knowing that this is my community. together, we're building a better california. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back. my guest tonight is an actor who stars in the forthcoming film "i saw the light" but his latest film is called "crimson peak." >> you were sleepwalking. >> i'm afraid i should go mad if i stay. >> my darling, you're imagining things. tomorrow, why don't we go out to the post offi

. >> reporter: corey was trying to reach his sister from his classroom 500 yards away. when he got through on a cell phone it was terrifying. >> she was' balling her eyes out. she said i've been shot. >> reporter: she was shot in the back and corey remembers every flightenning moment. >> she said god was telling her stay calm, stay still, don't do anything revenues and that message saved anna's life when she played dead. >> the calm it took to not lose it in a situation like that, she is so brave. she is so strong and courageous and she did exactly what she had to do. i don't know how many people could have done that. i don't know if could i have done that. >> reporter: the bullet to her sister's brain narrowly missed critical nerves in her lungs. >> the first thing my sister did when a surgeon came in, she said i want one thing from you. i want the bullet from my gunshot wound. she started laughing, she is an amazing person. i love her with all my heart. i'm proud of her. >> reporter: as doctors say she should make a full recovery. stay with us for the latest on this m

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