yesterday 43-year-old david anderson shot his sister inside their home and then shot her again as she ran to a neighbor's house. then he shot and killed his mother when she came out of the house. then he turned the gun on himself the. neighbors say that area is normally safe. >> i cannot believe it. stuff like that does not happen here. >> it's very upsetting. >> laura is in critical but stable condition, the sister, and she's expected to survive. >> next month is 10 years since the sniper shootings that created a wave of fear across the district region. the man killed 10 people over three weeks in october of 2004. he was executed in 2009. his accomplice is spending life in prison. the people led the investigation will join us at 6:00 this morning. >> it's tuesday morning. >> still ahead what some local investigators call one of the worst animal cruelty cases >> welcome back. let's check the weather. >> let's check in with jacqui jeras. >> you can feel the humidity when you walk out the door. it's very foggy. . overcast this will continue streaming into the area throughout the day. as

officer david anderson and commander davis are rushed to the hospital.h the commander in the back seat of a squad car, struggling to stop the bleeding with his own shirt. >> i was just talking to him. and he wasn't responding. i was really, really nervous at that point. >> davis makes it to the hospital alive. he loses parts of his fingers from the gunshot to his hand, but he pulls through. sergeant satee, sergeant schultz and officer anderson also recover. >> i was cleaning gunpowder out of my ear to give you an idea how close that was. i have hearing damage in both ears due to that. >> authorities believe that gunman lamar moore's attack was a kind of suicide attempt, possibly motivated by a police investigation into alleged sexual misconduct. >> we are fairly confident that this was a suicide by cop because apparently the gig was up. we were on to him and that there were probably charges imminent. >> in the days after the shooting, detroit police chief ralph godbee releases the video to the media to show the extraordinary bravery of his officers in an

david anderson shot and killed his 75-year-old mother this afternoon. before he shot and killed hils. his sister also was shot several times. she ran to a neighbor's home to get help. >> tonight, guilty. that's the plea from a figure skating coach accused of sexually abusing one of his students. the former olympian is charged with fondling a 16-year-old girl while the two attended a competition last year. the alleged victim is from prince george's county. her family has also filed a multi-milliion dollar civil lawsuit. >> tonight, police are looking for robbers. a man and woman stuck up an advanced autoparts store in new york. they zip tied two of the employees and an 81-year-old customer during the robbery. surveillance video showed the duo taking their masks on and off. both suspects were seen wearing shirts with a "just tires" logo. >>> just seven weeks away from election day and republican mitt romney is looking to clarify remarks in which he said 47% of americans are dependent on government. romney didn't know he was being recorded. tonight, romney

the shooting happened at a home near the chancellorville battlefield. 42-year-old david anderson shot and killed his 75-year-old mother. he also shot his 51-year-old sister laura reeves several times before turning the gun on himself. she is in the hospital in stable condition. neighbors say the family lived on the block for a year or two. one neighbor told news 4 they warned their kids to stay away from the man they called the crazy guy. >>> a figure skating coach accused of sexual abuse is allowed to return home to maryland. this comes after former olympian genrik stratenski was released on charges he fondled a 15-year-old student. her family has filed a multimillion dollar civil lawsuit against him. >>> it made quite the impression, but one area teen's over the top homecoming date request could cost his father his job. >>> plus the decision that could put an end to nude photos of kate middleton. >>> welcome back. in the day ahead, a french court is expected to decide whether to stop more topless photos of the duchess of cambridge from being published. the photos were taken with a t

it was around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. 43-year-old david anderson shot and killed his 75-year-old mother. then shot his 51-year-old sister twice. she is expected to survive. he then according to police took his own life. this all happened outside of the house that the three of them shared. >>> prince george's county police have arrested a suspect in a weekend murder. 33-year-old michael stewart is now charged with killing his ex- girlfriend brittany mckinley and injuring her friend on sunday. stewart went to a nightclub where mckinley works and the two got into an argument over the weekend. security kicked him out of the club. police believe stewart waited for mckinley to pull up in front of her house. he then shot her and the other woman in the car. >>> a bipartisan group of 19 maryland lawmakers wants the u.s. supreme court to review the state's law in collecting d.n.a. samples. the maryland court of appeals struck down the law which allowed police to collect d.n.a. from people charged with violent crimes and burglaries. attorney general doug genzler heads up the group. chief justice j

david anderson shot his sister reeves inside their home yesterday and then shot her again as she ran for help. anderson then shot and killed whenother jean anderson house.e out of the turned the gun on himself. say the area is usually safe. i cannot believe that. that does not happen here. >> it's very upsetting. laura reeves is in critical but stable condition and is expected to survive. >> the penn state scandal, pennsylvania judge will sentence former penn state football coach 9l.y sandusky on october -- 9. prosecutors say some of the on the pennk place state campus. likely spend the rest of his life in prison. two former penn state administrators charged with scandal up the abuse be triedg to separately. lawyers for tim curley and gary schultz asked the justice but the cases against them. they pleaded not guilty and are expected to go on trial in january. let's shift our focus to the weather. a lot going on today. it's raining. day andit's just one ween the rest of the good.ks quite there's a light rain right now. it will pick up in intensity throughout today. looking at a live p

it happened in spotsylvania county. 43-year-old david anderson shot and killed his 75-year-old mother. he also shot his sister laura reeves several times before turning the gun on himself. she is in the hospital in stable condition. neighbors say the family lived on the block for a year or two. one neighbor says they wanted their children to stay away from the man they called the crazy guy. >>> today some metro riders on the blue and yellow line could see some green. metro will hand out free $5 fare cards as part of their hello yellow campaign. it's an effort to convince blue line riders that a transfer to the yellow line can cut travel times during the rush hour. under the new rush plus schedule, the blue line runs fewer peak hour trains which could lead to crowded trains. they'll hand out the fare cards at the pentagon and l'enfant stations. >>> we are still waiting this morning for a good look at the national zoo's brand new edition. here's a live look at the panda cam. proud mom mei xiang with her cub somewhere in there. it's likely we won't get a great view of the newborn until m

police say 43-year-old david anderson shot and killed his 75-year-old mother and also shot his sister laura reeves several times before turning the gun on himself. she's in the hospital in stable condition. neighbors say the family lived on the block for a year or two. one neighbor says they warned their kids to astay away from the man they called the crazy guy. >>> a figure skating coach is allowed to return home to maryland. after he entered a not guilty plea on charges he fondled a 16-year-old student while the two attended a competition in lake placid new york last year. the alleged victim is from prince george's county. her family has also filed a multimillion dollar civil suit against him. he'll face a court hearing in december. >>> a d.c. man is breaking his challenge after a group attacked him over the weekend. he and a friend were jumped leaving the "h" street festival saturday night. matt beck says the men followed him and his friend for a few blocks yelling anti-gay slurs. then a car blocked their path, allowing the men to attack the two of them. beck decided not to file a

. >> the county sheriff's office says this afternoon david mcvearry anderson shot his sister, laura reeves, inside their house. she fled towards the neighbors and he shot her again in the abdomen. that shot destroyed the glass door behind bend the 75-year-old mother came out of the house and he shot and killed her. authorities say they have never been called to the home before and neighbors say this area is normally safe. >> i cannot believe it. >> the neighborhood is next to a national park land where the civil war battle was fought. neighbors say that honestly maybe the last time someone was shot and killed around here. they also say that the shooter was a weird man who would sometimes sleep in a tent in the backyard. >> he restrains. but he did not know what he is doing. you can see him wandering around sometimes. >> authorities said the husband of the sister who survived was not home at the time of the shooting. the sheriff's office says it recovered a rifle and also a handgun from the scene earlier this afternoon. a spokesperson says this was spotsylvania's california the first murder

anderson? >> david, that may change hours from now, friday, after prayers, the muslim brotherhood has called for for protest nationwide. you have spoken to the muslim brotherhood officials. what are they telling you about the protests? how concerned are they about angering the united states or are they concerned? >> well, i think they are quite concerned about the feedback they are getting from president obama and the american government right now. there was a conspicuous silence of the president where the embassy was breached and the protests went on and the neck night as the protests continued. i think that rubbed a lot of american officials the wrong way at the highest level. especially since the americans had just brought a trade delegation of 100 businessmen here in an effort to try to drum up new money and investment for the egyptian government. on the heels of that, just as they are about to leave and american has been selling egypt, this attack for the american embassy, no aapology or expresses

next week i will be pushing the book on good morning america, anderson cooper, live with kelly, late night with david letterman and in the opening credits of downton abbey. (applause) we have similar views on immigration. bloody-- folk, the whole publicity folk stretch launches this monday night at 9:00 p.m. when i sit down with oprah! (cheers and applause) oprah's next chapter, again, that is sunday at 9:00 on the oprah winfrey network. uh, some people have to name everything after themselves. by doing this i will be joining the ranks of such next chapterers as lady ga ga, usher, jennifer hudson, gabbie dougeas, ree hanna and 50 cent. that by the way is actually a picture of lady gaga wearing a dress made of those other people. (laughter) anyway, sunday, me oprah, jimmy, show them a clip. >> ms. win-free, hello. won't you-- won't you please. okay. to ungcious, i don't want to seem needy. oprah, no, okay. welcome to your next chapter. >> hi, bye. >> extraordinary. >> you get the idea. we really hit it off. and after spending the diwith lady o, i can now confidently say that oprah winfrey is my new bl

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sara butler, anderson hyman, luke johnson, roland smith, david swedman.y efforts to urge this congress, our congress, the house and the senate, to extend the wind production tax credit. i rise before the senate to discuss an industry that's created tens of thousands of good-paying jobs for american workers and has contributed billions of dollars, literally billions of dollars to our economy. mr. president, i think you know this and all of our colleagues should know this, that this is an industry that will be in grave trouble if we in the congress don't act soon. by that, i actually mean immediately to extend the wind production tax credit. we returned this week to congress in the wake of really sobering news about recent layoffs of american workers in our wind industry largely due to our inaction, congressional inaction on the wind production tax credit. i want to be very clear, mr. president. the wind industry has already begun firing american workers because we have failed to extend the wind production tax credit. it's that simple. you ask why. well, th

took a different tone with his convention address, a tone cnn's david gergen and ari fleischer both noted. >> very strong speech. anderson an arc in his speeches at conventions. he started out eight years ago in boston and was magical. he came to denver and i thought he was compelling as a candidate. tonight he was presidential. and it's a different aurora, more dignified speech, but he is also a president, he is more mature. he's not promising as much. >> save for the portion at the end when he spoke movingly about this is about you and a page out of ronald reagan when he identified with individuals and struggles in their lives. i thought the rest was same old same old. the same speech, many of the same promises this country has heard for four years. in that sense i think it's a hit and a miss. >> the president and vice president will head to new hampshire. in fact, they're already on the plane and they're going to hold a campaign rally not only in new hampshire but in iowa as well. interested to whaer ha the pundits have to say but for the candidates it is much more interesting to hear what the voters have to say. we'l

anderson. >> thank you very much. here with the panel, davidtcher, john king and more, to discuss. it's interesting, you worked in the clinton white house. hillary clinton in a unique position. to be first lady, secretary of state, no one has filled that role. >> no, no, no. and she's a woman to boot. it's like ginger rogers. you have to dance backward with heels on. and that's why i think she has credibility, when she said i've been there, i was married to one and worked closely with the other. >> and their relationship too is also interesting. she ran against him, lost against him and yet is working in his white house. what is their relationship really like? do you know? >> i think it is -- listen, i think they have a lot of trust, but they are not close. much more professional relationship than a relationship of friendship. that's fair to say. and there is some feeling on the part of her, not unlike what we saw with colin powell in the george w. bush years, that the white house is a little wary of her that her popularity exceeds the presiden

anderson. >> john jack adrikio. >> michael rourke andrew. >> jean n. andrewki. >> joseph angelini, senior. >> david peter paul apollo. >> frank thomas ai can'tlino. >> david gregory archey. >> barbara jean arsegi. >> adam p.area. >> michael j. armstrong. >> my father, james amato. love you dad and miss you every day n my father, calisto ryan, junior. >> joshua todd aaron. >> richard avery arano. >> carl francis sasro. >> michael a.aziak. >> michael edward asher. >> thomas j. ashton. >> manuel o.asatimbe. >> james autofred. >> louis sagaersano, junior. >> arlene babagitas. >> john j.badagalata. >> jane ellen baseler. >> andrew j. bailey. >> brett t. bailey. >> garnet a. bailey. >> tatiana. >> michael sbosh. >> sharon m.balcom. >> michael andrew bain. >> katherine wantus. >> my uncle, whom my brother and i missed meeting by ten days. even though i didn't meet him, i feel like i know him because my family talks about him a lot. he was a happy, fun loving, caring, proud, unique american. i think of him every time i see 9-11 on a clock. we miss you and love you. >> my uncle, john resta, and my aunt, syl

anderson, you have the whole team there. >> joined by cnn political correspondent john king, analyst gloria borger and david gergen.ive figure four years ago in terms of poll numbers, she was below president obama. she's now surpassing him in terms of popularity. >> she had a passion. i think it has been a graceful evolution. gets a lot of credit for people now. in many ways, she now has become more of a traditional first lady. she's a mom. has these beautiful children. people are engaged with her. but she pulled back. she doesn't have the thorns coming at you, she's is not spiky any more. but she's one of the most popular people in the country. >> yet do we know what role she plays with president obama, not just obviously as a wife but in terms of the campaign? is it similar to ann romney's role? >> very smart in terms of a first lady, very smart. clinton days, hillary clinton had an office in the east wing, a policy oriented staff in the east wing. with michelle obama, it is his partner. have you ever seen a story says this policy was changed because michelle obama says this? they're careful about that. she takes

anderson got 20%. those numbers were just historic. it may or may not have influenced the race, but it had a post camp david ethos. yet another un resolution where they passed a resolution saying that jerusalem was occupied. and the occupation of jerusalem, that issue was not strongly preventing that. >> he directed the un delegates to vote for it. i was coming back from china and i was on the plane. the captain of the plan says that the president would like you to call him before, when you land. when we land, i call this number and the president took the call. first, chit chat. then he says, have you heard about my problem? i say, yeah. he said, i need your help. he said to me, i did not know what was then that resolution. he lied. how do i know? because our delegate publicly said that he read the resolution to jimmy carter. jimmy carter instructed him to vote for it. >> there have been at least one abberant presidential a election in which jews voted in a divergent way. do either of you think that we might see that kind of dip for 2012, or does president obama maintain the numbers on jewish voters? >> new york i

anderson got 20%. those numbers were just historic. it may or may not have influenced the race, but it had a post camp david ethos. yet another un resolution where they passed a resolution saying that jerusalem was occupied. and the occupation of jerusalem, that issue was not strongly preventing that. >> he directed the un delegates to vote for it. i was coming back from china and i was on the plane. the captain of the plan says that the president would like you to call him before, when you land. when we land, i call this number and the president took the call. first, chit chat. then he says, have you heard about my problem? i say, yeah. he said, i need your help. he said to me, i did not know what was then that resolution. he lied. how do i know? because our delegate publicly said that he read the resolution to jimmy carter. jimmy carter instructed him to vote for it. >> there have been at least one abberant presidential a election in which jews voted in a divergent way. do either of you think that we might see that kind of dip for 2012, or does president obama maintain the numbers on jewish voters? >> new york i

anderson. >> thanks, i'm here with cnn chief national correspondent, john king and gloria borger. cnn contributors, donna brazil, alex castellano and david gergen. david, what are you most looking forward to, what do you think is most important? >> i think we're looking at partly whether mayor castro will give this sort of blow off the roof kind of speech if he does become a latino barack obama. >> julian castro. >> young guy, very hot. >> 37. >> but the bigger question is michelle obama. i think she can bring the convention alive and bring the enthusiasm back in her party. what they're looking for in this convention, can they do a breakout? we saw from john king that romney did well in the convention and didn't get a breakout. but if they can come into this convention four or five points ahead, get a breakout and then hold it, they could lock in this election. >> alex, do you see michelle obama speaking the same way ann romney did, trying to put a human face, personal face, side of her husband? >> i think it's remarkable how much both parties this year are looking at the wives of the candidate to carry the ball over the finish line. >>