crystal: yeah. pres. obama: one of the things that would change, i do not know if it was easy for you to identify where you could get treatment and how long the ere, thewere, -- waits w basic thing i would like to see his greater coverage of the programs like justin is describing. ind work that is being done baltimore. i want to make sure that there is sufficient coverage everywhere. part of what is troubling about the opioid epidemic is that we are seeing significantly higher spikes in rural areas. part of that is because there been a lot of under resourcing of treatment facilities, mental health facilities. there may be, in some of those cases, more stigma about getting help. if you are a's -- in a small town and everybody knows you, you bay you may be more hesitant. if you are in manhattan and going to get treatment, people may be more familiar with it. part of what our goal is is to make sure that in counties all across the country, have at least some resources that can get things started. as great as

crystal dilworth and cara santa maria. now today we're going to start out talking about science and religion. now to be blunt, these aren't two things that often see eye to eye. >> true on the surface they very much seem opposed to each other and i was a scientist trained to take nothing on faith and to only look at the data. >> and that's what's so cool about this study. crystal and i had the chance to go to university of utah where researchers are trying to determine whether feeling the spirit can be measured scientifically. >> we even got the chance to participate in the study and the results were interesting. let's take a look. >> i baptize you in the name of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit. >> religious faith... of the seven billion people on the planet, it's estimated that 84-percent are members of one of hundreds of religions. despite the different gods, philosophies and rituals, most religions share a promise for a physical sense of spirituality. >> in our faith we do believe that you have the spir

candle light shined on pictures of crystal hamilton. h those who knew and those who never met her stood together to remember the 29 year old mother. her smile was infectious. she would walk into a room and just be like, hey boo or hey guys and everybody, the attention was on her. for some even prayer was difficult.ffic tears muted words in a see of o dim light. it's beyond anything that i could have you ever imagined for my sister and the last time i actually saw her was a year agoo so to come back in this mannerr it's just -- it's just heart breaking. heart breaking, too, for prince william police and the county who now join crystal hamilton'so family in tragedy can. c today we had to say goodbye to someone else in this community m who was very loved. he want to share with you the 400,000 people of prince william county love crystal as well. i don't want you or anyone to think that the fact that t were multiple victims in this tragedy means that some tragedies are more important than others. at. > harsh reality of domestic violence did

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. >> ma'am, are you crystal gambino? >> yes. >> reporter: that is the most crystal gambino said about the murder of her husband, giovanni. we learned that crystal and three victims were in the house together yesterday. the other 3 were shot and killed inside, all naked. crystal gambino reportedly dragged the female victim outside. family members asked police to check the home in stanly. they found crystal gambino at a friend's house and the gun believed to be used in the murder in her car and they got a confession. the news is stunning for people in the small rural community. >> it's kind of devastating to time in the area. >> reporter: giovanni gambino served on the juvenile crime prevention council. >> he was very concerned about making our county a better place. >> that was ken lemon reporting. police say once they identify the other bodies, crystal gambino will then be charged for those murders. the case involving her husband is headed straight to the grand jury. >>> apple testified in front of a house judiciary comm

i hear a lot of venom directed towards crystal crystalline i've known crystal for a long time. we used actually argue on issues i'm not caucasian male and i would argue there has been a lot of progress revkin american sushi said no there's not.heart it was a heartfelt thing. she was trying to figure out the truth. so when i hear a lot of -- i'm not saying i always agree with her or disagree with her but i want people to know that this is a woman who is thought about this stuff. i remember we had a discussion on justice thomas and i said its progress and she said it's not enough the need to make more. she's trying to legitimately find a way to make all of us -- i've had these discussions and we had the discussions and it never turned into a nasty thing. that she respected my opinion. i hear these things and i say they don't know her. she's really trying to find the truth and people should havesi these discussions respectfully.y anyways that's what i have to say. >> guest: thanks scott. scott does make a good pointco that i thought about this ever since i was in high school. i've

crystal's relatives tell us they are fighting for custody. >>> crystal hamilton's husband is accused of shooting her to death. her murder sparked conversations again about domestic violence and the warning signs. tisha lewis is live in woodbridge tonight with more. >> reporter: the conversations are under way now. first and foremost, there is no confirmation that there was a history of a domestic violence before this deadly incident. but even so, the incident has sparked dialogue and conversation about domestic violence. long after this makeshift memorial is gone, this neighborhood, this block, this community will remain broken in mourning what has happened to people that they know. we did have a chang chance to sit in on a support group for domestic violence svi say that let this serve as another reminder why it's so important for people to get help. >> you have the right to be safe. >> i have the right to love and be loved. >> this weekly gathering is hosted by acts. the organization is based in dumfries, it's the largest of its kind in prince george's county. now is the time to ra

in 2009 crystal claimed her husband threatened to kill her and take their child. in the same year she petitioned the court for a legal separation and claimed giovanni was a physical threat to her and her children. both were dismissed the same year. gambino is scheduled to be in court march 23 but the district attorney expects gambino will be indicted by a grand jury by that time. kristen hampton wbtv on your side. >> you may have seen this video of a store clerk fighting off this armed robber. tonight she is describing the her a hero. she was working the georgia store alone when a hooded man came in for a soda. and she could tell something was not right and when he pulled out a pistol she fought back. poked him in the eye. >> i shoot you. and i said go ahead. if you want to shoot me, shoot me. >> he never got the chance to shoot she slapped the gun away and grabbed the hammer and the attempted robber is now in custody. >> i would not want her coming after me with a hammer. >> every time i see that i know the outcome but still... >> if it's smart to fight back. >>

. ♪ >> a memorial grows outside the home where crystal hamilton was shot and killed.onight, her family and friends hold candles. her sister, wendy howard, says crystal was her best friend. >> it was only the two of us. so missing my other half when i turned to my left, i don't see her anymore. >> police say crystal's husband, ronald hamilton, killed her after she made a domestic violence call for help. when officers arrived, police say ronald hamilton also killed an officer and wounded two other officers. >> today, we had to say good-bye to someone in this community who was very loved. but i want to share with you the 400,000 people love crystal as well. >> her family says she was a dead kated mother. her 11-year-old son was at the house when she was killed. >> and i think that's going to be the toughest thing is trying the get him passed allf but how can you? >> this heartbroken crowd will remember crystal hamilton as amazing, passionate and beautiful. >> as for victims of domestic violence, this family encourages people to get help. >> coming up on news 4, elementar

the vigil for crystal hamilton rapped up just a short time ago. marina maracco was there and shd joins us with the latest. >>reporter: another sad vigil, this time here in this woodbridge neighborhood where hundreds lined the street here on lash mere court are to honor and remember crystal hamilton. > everything candle light shined on pictures of crystal hamilton. those who knew and those who haw h never met her stood togetherot to remember the 29 year old mother. >> her smile was infectious. she could walk into a room and just be like hey, boo or hey guys and everybody, the attention was on her. for some even prayer was difficult. tears muted words in a see ofee dim lights. it's beyond anything that i could have you ever imagined my sister and the last time i actually saw her was a year ago. so to come back in this manner, it's just -- it's just heart breaking. >> heart breaking, too, for prince william county who now join crystal hamilton's family in triage differential today wei had to say goodbye to someone else in this community who was very

one to remember the life of crystal hamilton who was killed here. you can see the makeshift memorial outside of her home, the candles and pictures outside of her home, and the second purpose was to let the victims of domestic violence to know there's a way out. >> we are going to say a prayer for crystal. >> reporter: it began about crystal hamilton the woman, a devoted mother and champion to the wounded warrior project. >> she has always had the personality of being caring, supportive, lo, crystal hamilton the victim. >> i know my sister will have wanted this to take place. if only we knew her struggles and if only we knew what she was going through. >> reporter: family and friends said she went through years of domestic abuse by ronald hamilton, her huansbd, accused of murdering her and officer ashley guindon, who responded on saturday night. >> i have been through it before. when you're in the moment with that situation, as far as domestic violence, you think there's no way out, but everybody here is telling you there is. there is help. >> report

crystal dilworth. now bigger and potentially more dangerous, that's the best way to describe what's happening the smoking alternative known as e-cigarettes, or vaping. >> it's an industry that seems to really be exploding i mean you're seeing it everywhere. and a part of me wonders if this might be because of some misinformation about vaping, that's my sense. >> and our dr. crystal dilworth, you have your phd in nicotine studies so we've asked you to keep a tab on this. there's a lot academic research that's being done on the safety of use of these devices, but it can't really keep up with a growing industry. >> i enjoy the taste of it and not get the harmful effects of what smoking does. >> call them vapers, or foggers or competitive cloud chasers... all are welcome at crystal vapor, one of thousands of vape shops across the country. since techknow first reported on the "vaping" phenomenon in 2013, the industry has taken off like wild fire. revenue is estimated to reach 3.5 billion dollars this year,

friends and family are beginning to gather for a candle light vigil to honor crystal hamilton. police say they are husband shot and killed her following an argument. he's accused of also killing one of the three police police offis that responded to the scene. officer ash guy guindon wasuind killed on her first day. she was remembered during an emotional funeral service. fox5's tom fitzgerald is life outside the hilton memorial chapel with the latest. >>reporter: good evening. it is no secret that the tributes to officerly guindon have poured in these days, on d this day, in this church in prince william county, those tributes came from the heart. understand, the grief here is real and you could hear it from the police officers who went openly both inside and outside this church as this service, this funeral servi today. but they were also reminded that officer guindon lost her life in service to both her community and her country. there was literally a see of blue at the hilton memorial chapel here in woodbridge today. this is where hundreds of police officers and lateral offi

first up on booktv in prime time, here's crystal wright. >> host: crystal wright is backt ott our desk, editor and publisher of conservativeblackchick.com, also out with a new book, "con job." crystal wright, a lot to get into in that title of your book, but i want to begin with this quote from your book. it reads: real racism still exists in modern america, it and hurts real people. but when hustlers like al sharpton and other liberals are quick to label every incident i america racist from voter id laws to the shooting of black teens, it diminishes the rightful attention that true racism should receive. so what is true racism, and why are some of the issues that you bring up in that example not for racism? >> guest: well, i actuallyll devote a chapter in the book to true racism. it's in the appendix, and it's my family's personal story of being discriminated against. when i was a little girl, they applied to a country club and were told that they didn't want my parents to be members because they were blacks. and that case, actually, went all the way up to the u.s. court of appeals. a

they have charged 92-year-old 42-year-old crystal gambino, they charged her with first degree murder of her husband. neighbors at the scene, asking them to describe giovanni for me. they said a talkative guy, friendly guy. done research online on giovanni's linked in page, he has success in politics, was political consultant, campaign director, and also with political advisor. take a listen one neighbor described what that means this happened so close to him. >> sounded like a sledge hammer to me like a loud racquet, tear ting down a building or something, it was loud. >> reporter: that was the neighbor describing the gunshot, he said very scary this happened so close to home because he was very close to crystal and giovanni gambino, he said it is shocking for him to have this so close to home. currently, crystal gambino is in the gaston county jail facing that first degree murder charge and is expected to face more charges as soon as the other we'll keep you updated on air and online at wbtv.com. reporting live in gaston county, ashton pellom, wbtv on your side. >> christine: 5:36,

>> reporter: crystal only gradually learns about the confines of the boys' childhood.ts documenting as they experience life outside for the first time. their first bike ride. first visit to a restaurant. >> how's that salad? >> reporter: that's mukunda, five years ago. >> very tasty. and very chemical. >> chemical? >> tastes like a chemical. >> reporter: and perhaps most momentous, their first time to a movie theater, to see christian bale starring in "the fighter." >> that's awesome. that's exciting. i play that guy in "the dark knight." "batman begins." >> reporter: you also had a front row seat to them experiencing the world for the first time. >> yeah. >> reporter: what was that like? >> oh, it was wonderful. they would -- they would express, "oh, we -- we've never been to the beach." i said, "let's go, i'll follow you to the beach." >> reporter: at the beach, for the first time, they feel the sand in their toes, taste the salt in the air. >> it was kind of like this like baptism as they're, like, crashing in the water for the first time, and it's very beautiful. >

crystal had an adult daughter away at college. crystal is expected to be mr. court this afternoon. right now she's only charged in the killing of her husband. you can count on channel 9 to let you know if she's charged with the other two deaths. >>> a private school will be closed again today after symptoms of neuro virus after nearly 50 teachers and staff got sick. health officials met inside the school for a lunch on friday and many of them became sick soon after. no students were at the school. crews did clean to prevent that virus from spreading inside. >>> some unc charlotte fraternities and sororities are taking extra precautions after a confirmed case of the mumps on campus. some have canceled their meetings as a measure. students received a letter from the student lived off campus and has stayed off campus for seven days but students heard rumors and are worried it could spread. >> the thought of diseases you can't even detect for longer than two weeks is pretty terrifying. knowing college students and how they are that can definitely get pretty bad pretty quick. >> there a

community of berkeley county has heard the horrible news about crystal hamilton. they say hamilton's husband, ronald, shot her dead in their home during an argument. known by family and friends as krissy shoe grew up here. after the shooting her uncle and other family members went to virginia. >> my brothers and my cousin and her father, we got together and got in the car and went up there. it was a mess. it still is. >> reporter: jamison says the family is trying to figure out how a tale of two high school sweethearts turned tragic. >> i am still trying to make sense of it. all i can say is god is in charge, and he knows exactly what went on. what i do know for one thing is killing was not the answer. >> reporter: carolyn singleton is a long-time friend of crystal's family. >> really it is horrible. i don't see no reason why another person's life. it really is terrible. it really is. this is a small community, but everybody in this community when one hurts, they all hurt. we all feel it. we know the family. >> reporter: and now crystal hamilton's family must plan

also happening today friend and family of crystal hamilton with gaj to hon here here. the 2-year-old mother was affectionately known as christie. flowers guard and teddy bears has forme woodbridge home. the victim ill will be 7:00 in front of hamilton home has mere court in woodbridge. >> fair skies out there this morning and it is kind of cold out in the suburbs and here in town it's not terribly bad. let me show what you is going on up and down the east coast and across the nation with temperatures. 4 12 glitcy a. boston 3. cold stuff into canada thank goodness. wilmington north carolina 49. let me show you warmth down here. st. louis 52 this morning. little rocket 59. we'll touch more of the warmth later this afternoon. we'll have a lot of sunshine and that's going to allow temperatures with dry atmosphere to warm up. there's chilly temperatures reading coming in northern plains this central canada. this will make a run for us. and it looks like some of this moves in by the middle part of the week and late week and that's cold air. let's see how much cold air we hav

crystal was also killed. the information also on our wusa 9 mobile app, and there are also people that wanted to come out and pay respect, and you can see a sea of blue lights as officers say goodbye. >> it brings home the issues, the dangers of being a time and the issue of domestic violence and what happened to the young mother and the 11- year-old who escaped and went to the neighbor's. got out of the way of gunfire. >> and that little boy just turned 11 on wednesday and now is without his mom and his dad and the police department is without one of their newest officers. >>> we are learning new information how hackers stole information from the irs. they tapped into the program that lets people check their tax history online. that allowed hackers to get their hands on more than 70,000 taxpayer accounts and used the data to steal identitys and collect tax returns. the irs is notifying hacked taxpayers by mail and offering to a year. >>> one of the votes top advisors say the catholic church has made in allow

. >> crystal wright, con job, your new book. who is doing the conning? >> i think democrats are doing the conning of african-americans and black women. the democratic party in my view is like a used car sales man. they peddle all of these promises to black people. we will make things better. lbj promised smarter and richer and more educated but fast forward to today and black people are none of those things. the head of the congressional black caucus last year said blacks were in quote a state of emergency under the first black president mind you. i look at the democratic party like a used car salesman in that they say they are slickly dressed and want to sell you a great product but say don't look under the hood. you might not get what you are voting for. the war on women. the abortion party is strong and it is painted under the veal of pro-choice. when i dig on planned parenthood's website and financial report what i find is by the time a woman turns 45 in america, 3-10 women who turn 45 in america, will have had an abortion. they boast about it on the

the man that shot and killed her killed his wife, crystal hamilton. one in four women have experienced domestic violence. here's a look at sometimes to look for. low self esteem. personality changesself blame and fear of come conflict. we spoke to ceo of local domestic violence support group that also shared warning signs. >> they isolate them from family and friends and limit access to funds and they keep pulling away so the person feels very much trapped in a situation. in this society we do a lot of things to plame the victim. what was she doing? maybe if she was different this wouldn't happen? . >> i about domestic violence support groups check out our web site fox5dc.com. >> super tuesday. polls will on in virginia in a few yours, 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. today is single biggest delegate drab grab of all the days in the primary process and more than 1400. 13 states in one territory participating. polls ill hill still leading sanders and donald trump commands least among gop candidates. speaking of trump a scuffle erupted at his rally in virginia yesterda

the investigators said he imported two to 5 pounds of crystal meth per month and sold it to distributors. this morning, five children were taken from the home also. agents said many of the drugs through the mail or by fed ex and the raids were part of a two monthlong investigation. >> two to five, six pounds a month is pretty descent amount of crystal meth and so, yeah, we hope it will put a dent in it. it won't end anything. >> reporter: and the story from massillon, in the meantime, 10 people are facing federal drug charges and several locations are included, including a mexican restaurant in canton. bob jones was first on the scene and digging for more details on that part of the story for later today on newschange 5. >>> and there is a new video of a smash-and-grab robbery. this is in cleveland. it was at the gas way the thieves hit after 4 this morning and you can see a van backing into the front door and shattering glass everywhere. the masked thieves grabbed an atm and shoved it through the van's side door and we checked with cleveland police and the suspects are on the run still.

crystal gambino was due in court later on today. we spoke with neighbors the area and coming up i'll tell you what they told us about the family and the commotion they heard hours before police arrived here at the house. reporting live in gaston county angela hong channel 9 eyewitness news. >> several new sales taxes take effect in north carolina. that means 7% more for certain services. lawmakers approved that tax last year as part of an effort to lower income taxes. stylists charge a haircut tax. also a labor cost to fix your vehicle. some worry the additional costs will make these services out of reach. >> i think it's going to make it hard for a lot of folks to be able to afford vital services like getting their >> north carolina sales tax range from 6.75% to 7.5% but that does vary by county. the stale is going to raise $85 million from revenue and will be distributed to poor counties. >>> 12 states will cast their votes in the presidential primaries. donald trump and hilary clinton are expected to increase their leads but won'

. >> 44-year-old tammy myers is giving her daughter crystal her first driving 10:00 at night? >> i wanted to go at night because there's no cars around that you can possibly hit. >> crystal says her mom is to change lanes. she's going at a snails pace when an impatient driver appears in the rear view. >> i just noticed riding our bumper and he swerves around us and i honked the horn. >> that honk of the horn, something we have all done would crystal says the silver car suddenly sideswipes them. >> we had to stop really hard. >> who was this guy? do you know? >> no, i didn't recognize him. >> in a panic puzzle. everyone agrees that sometime after 11:00 two cars barrel down cul-de-sac where the myers live. that old buick and a four door sedan driven by a mystery man in hot purgun. >> you heard the shots. >> yeah i was looking and i heard the shots. >> did you know she had been hit. >> yeah. i was screaming. i said mom's >> the main doctor said, sir, your wife is not going to make it. i told my wife no matter what it takes, i'll find out who did this to you. >> later that here. y

let's bring crystal in on the conversation. where are you from, dear? >> i'm from the bronx. >> all right. boogie down, very nice. [laughter] you and -- julia, in her story, be, you know, a wife possibly and to have that sort of life. is that something that you can relate to yourself? >> yeah, that's something all of us want. just like everyone else, we want to be a member of society just like everyone else. so, yeah, that's a dream of mine but not, i mean, focus. i'm focused on other things at this time rather than having a family. that will come when god says it's going to come. it'll come, just not at this moment. >> you're living independently. >> yes. >> tell us about the transition more you. >> the transition was amazing. i took the time from when i was living to train and be more independent and looked for advice from the staff so that i, you know, can be successful in living on my own -- >> you're a girl from new york. getting an apartment in new york can be intimidate canning. it is not a jump-into process. how long did you debate, and when did

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in 45 minutes, crystal hamilton family and friends gather to honor and remember her. her husband is behind bar accused of killing he prince william police officer ashley guindon. richard reeve is live from the scene of the crime in woodbridge where the vigil will soon begin. richard: you can see the folks are gathering here. family members and the friends of crystal hamilton. balloons. people with the balloons arriving. joe, pan down to show folks the ever-growing memorial in front of hamilton's home here in woodbridge where she was found shot and killed inside a bedroom after she called 911. we have video of the folks arriving here. her husban ronald as you said is the accused gunman. as we know now three uofficers responded to that 911 call. tragically, prince william officer ashley guindon was fatally wounded. the other two alwaysers were shot and expected to survive. allegedly by ronald hamilton. the family really trying to deal with this, trying to understand and process all of this. there were no ou domestic trouble between hamilton and her huss and they say th

crystal hamilton was also found dead inside the home. her husband was charged with the two murders. >> we have live team coverage starting with marina marraco

jeffrey lord, crystal wright, thank you.t does the rest of the path to the convention now look like. joining me three smart individuals, dr. terry ma done no, director for the center of politics and michael waldman, step cat tick strategists bob beckel. dr. madonna terry, politically speaking, who benefits from what we saw last night? >> well, i think donald trump support hardens. remember, he had it early and firm. nothing he has said and done has diminished the support. he is now one-third of the way to the magic 127 barring something in this almost insane presidential nomination contest. i think it's going to be very difficult to stop him. well know a lot more tuesday in ohio, florida, and illinois. but the facts are his support is firm. it's been consistent. rallies will only grow. you hit the nail on the head. we are seeing the deep divisions, polarization that has come to grow and enlarge over the last decade and a half and it's being crystallized in the candidacy of donald trump. >> i see part of the building of the l

' friend tell us that crystal endured years of abuse. the couple has an 11-year-old son who was home at the time of the shooting. he was not hurt. we are told that he is safe and hear more from friends and family who are at the vigil here tonight and tonight at 11:00 on wusa 9. >> thank you. >>> mean time, thousands of police officers and complete strangers gathered today to say good-bye to the other victim in saturday's shooting. for rookie police officer ashley guindon. >> calling 1145. this is the final call for 1145. officer ashley guindon, in the watch, february 27th, 2016. may you rest in peace. >> just a mass of show of support for officer guindon and the prince william county police department. law enforcement from around the region and ten states came to honor the 20-year-old who was killed the day after she graduated from academy. >> to me, that was just one of the sat d saddest things i ever heard, especially when i heard that was the first day on a job. >> it is a dangerous job. just truly thankful for their service and we ju

. >> reporter: crystal went to tell a relative calmly what happened after the shooting. one of them called 911. the caller said that crystal took sanchez's body outside and put it on a burn pile. >> reporter: gambino was a campaign director. >> this was not not the man that i knew. >> reporter: the da is not waste anything time and wants to take the case to the grand jury on monday morning. i'm ken lemon, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> and you can listen to the entire 911 call at wsoctv.com. we have posted it with ken's story on the home page. >>> city leaders are considering tackling health issues more and might consider expanding smoking bans to all workplaces and increasing the price of tobacco and cut down on teen pregnancy. >>> the primaries will be the first election where the new voter id law is from effect. if you don't have an id yet, you might be out of luck. it takes 10-14 days to get an id. can contact the state board of elections. super tuesday is in the books already. donald trump and hillary clinton walked away as the clear winners. david muir will be brea

>> a very similar story to crystal's.saw patients who i got to know, when you know someone getting -- there is something wrong but this woman was in her late 20s, was a competitive swimmer. started out with prescription pain pills but got addicted to them and switched to heroine. this was a woman in a downward spiral and recognized she was losing her job, about to lose her kids, she came to us every week in the er and she knew she needed help. it is one of the worst realizations, one of the most humbling things, you can't help them, but what this patient needed, what so many patients need is treatment, addiction treatment at the time they are requesting it but couldn't get it. we were never going to say that to someone who has a heart attack, we would never say go home and if you die in three weeks come back and get treated. [applause] that is what we face and i remember that. i talked to her one time about doing what she wanted to do and set her up with an appointment but not until two weeks later and she went home that

a community remembering officerm ashley guindon and crystal hamilton. we'll be right back.  > itself be been a veryel emotional days across our area,, saturday night officer ashley guindo officers injured. robert hamilton shot and killedl his wife before turning the gun on the officers. fox5's photo journalist turns back on what has been a very emotional week for am. fo the news at 6 will begin after this. yesterday afternoon at about 5:37:00 p.m. officers werep.m. responding to a domestic disturbance. >> the husband had shot the wife. my precious baby is gone. g > when they arrived on scene, they approach the front door of the home and a subject inside the home opened fire striking three officers who sustained critical wounds. officer guindon succumb to her c injuries. passing awayin > it's sad.> i it was her first day on the job. she had trained and trained and trained, literally begunked down on her first day.ay terrible. > this is a shock. > we called her chrissy. we called her sunshine. > we're just still trying tog make sense out of ev

crystal says the silver car suddenly sideswipes them. >> we had to stop really hard. do you know? >> no, i didn't recognize him. >> in a panic they flee the scene but what happens next is a puzzle. everyone agrees that sometime after 11:00 two cars barrel down to the end of the cul-de-sac where the myers live. that old buick and a four door sedan driven by a mystery man in hot pursuit with the gun. >> you heard the shots. >> yeah i was looking and i heard the shots. >> did you know she had been hit. >> yeah. i was screaming. i said mom's been shot. >> the main doctor said, sir, your wife is not going to make it. i told my wife no matter what it takes, i'll find out who did this to you. >> later that morning. >> i'm right here. you know what you did last night, you come here. >> angry bob myers stands before the camera saying there were as many as three killers in that silver car. >> three guys wanted to plow into a mother of four and come her home and kill her. >> by the end of today's news cycle here's the narrative. >> police say three suspects in a small silver car nearly colli