i interviewed the chief executive for crimestoppers earlier and the number of calls to crimestoppersmore comfortable —— they seem more comfortable talking to crimestoppers, a charity, then talking to the police, leaving aside those who can't easily get through to the police. is that a concern for due? is that something that needs to be addressed? due? is that something that needs to be addressed ? making due? is that something that needs to be addressed? making those connections between the community and the police who operate in their communities easier? it is fundamental to our policing model. we are the people... there is a fundamental link and trust between us as fundamental link and trust between usasa fundamental link and trust between us as a citizen and our place is absolutely fundamental and in some communities and demographics that is harderand communities and demographics that is harder and more difficult. that is an absolute priority for others, for example, to make sure that every police force in the company is genuinely representative of the communities they serve and n

anybody who has information is asked to contact police crimestoppers. they arein off a $1,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest and an indictment. we're in southeast tonight. cory smithnews 4. >>> a heightened state of alert forcedvacuations in the district today. employees at two radio stations had to leave their offices because of a suspicious package. conservative news ralkio 107.3 aremal and mix in the building off 34th and jennifer street in northwest. that's friendship heights. eventually, they got the all-clear. >>> we're watching for newde lopments on megyn kelly's future. the nbc host was absen from he today show" this morning at 9:00 a.m. nbc aired a repsot e of "megyn kelly today." the network says it will do the same thingtomorrow, quote, given the circumstances. kelly apologized this week for commentsti she made quing o dresswas unacceptable in blackface for halloween. >>> because ofottially messy weather this weekend's walk to end hiv has been postponed. it was scheduled to happen on saturday. now it will be held on decemb

the anonymous crime reporting service, crimestoppers, says it's handling a record number of phone callsarity says one reason is that some callers are struggling to get through to the police. officialfigures, to be released this morning, are expected to show a further increase in recorded crime in england and wales. ebay has filed a lawsuit against amazon, accusing the us retail giant of using illegal tactics to recruit sellers. it says amazon representatives abused ebay's internal email system to contact sellers — a violation of the marketplace's policies. amazon declined to comment on the case, which follows a letter from ebay demanding an end to the activity facebook officials have apologised to a woman who repeatedly received parenting—related adverts on her news feed for months after turning off the adverts after her daughter was stillborn. anna england kerr said she felt taunted by adverts for cribs, pushchairs and ivf as she came to terms with her baby's death. facebook have admitted there was a bug in its hide—ads feature. and we'll have more on that story shortly. the low—cost a

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. >> reporter: and neighbors started offering up crimestopper tips. >> check out a guy seen lurking aroundide the police tape. >> reporter: amanda orr of reuters, and brian rogers, the houston chronicle's legal affairs reporter covered the melgar murder. >> they're getting information right away about kind of a sketchy neighbor, known to break into houses, steal stuff and pawn it. and he's up the block and maybe at the scene that night. >> that's right. a neighbor who had -- just getting out of jail, who was suspicious. >> reporter: lizz thought to add him to the list of potential suspects. >> did you have ideas for them? >> i did. >> reporter: she also suggested they talk to one of her parents' tenants, someone who'd had disputes with her dad. and there was a co-worker of jaime's she got a bad vibe from. and again, lizz says she urged detectives to look at her ex. he had a record of drug arrests. if not him, what about people in his circle? months dragged by without word on the investigation. >> you believe someone is out there, has gotten away with killing your father. >> yeah, absolutel

you have a crimestoppers on your t-shirt, you're breaking law to go? >> it is tough no.izenship, what do you say? >> i need work. i need money for my family. i need too much money. my country, no money. no work. i need it for my family. i go to the usa. reporter: going back now. i want to ask you one last question. president trump says turn around, don't come. do you have something to say president trump. >> i know. i know. mr. trump says no need hispanics in the usa. mr. trump, maybe no have a heart, maybe have no head. my people, honduras, guatemala, costa rica, nicaragua, i need work. i need work. reporter: do you think they should change the law and let you in just because for the humanitarian, compassion reason? >> yeah. yeah. reporter: you know that is not going to happen. they are not going to let you in. are you still going to try? >> i know. i know. mr. trump i need a change. usa. no is good, i'm sorry. reporter: elio, thank you. that is what is going on here. he clearly knows it is against the law. he was living there. broke the law to go there. he believes he