duane davis was the leader and shot a cotter— davis was the leader and shot a collar of— davis was thecrips _ collar of the south side compton crips. both of these gangs operated of the _ crips. both of these gangs operated of the southern california area of compton — of the southern california area of compton. 0n the night of severed temper— compton. 0n the night of severed temper seventh 1996 tupac shakur along _ temper seventh 1996 tupac shakur along with should night and members of their— along with should night and members of their entourage which included other— of their entourage which included other members came to vegas to attend _ other members came to vegas to attend the — other members came to vegas to attend the mike tyson bite at the mgm _ attend the mike tyson bite at the mgm garden arena. members of the south _ mgm garden arena. members of the south side _ mgm garden arena. members of the south side compton crips which included — south side compton crips which included dear wayne davis along with his nephew orlando anderson were also attending the same event. as both we

and the return of the davis cop _ davis cup action.cup to manchester- davis cup action. and the return of the davis cup to manchester for i davis cup action. and the return of| the davis cup to manchester for the first time in almost 30 years doesn't just first time in almost 30 years doesn'tjust bring new fans. it coincides with huge investment in public courts like these across the city. public courts like these across the ci . , ., . ~ city. the government and the lta bein: city. the government and the lta being involved _ city. the government and the lta being involved together, - city. the government and the lta being involved together, £30 - city. the government and the lta i being involved together, £30 million of funding going on across the country, thousands of new courts, 40 of which are in the greater manchester area, so kids can come out with their parents as well and get involved in tennis, it is great. i was very lucky to live at the back of a tennis— i was very lucky to live at the back of a tennis club, so i was always

the frenzy was national. >> richard davis is what you would call a career criminal. >> davis' rap sheet9 years old. >> and i kept telling the cops, it's a repeat offender with a rap sheet this long. and it was. richard allen davis should have never been out. >> people in law enforcement who i've discussed this with were stunned to realize that we routinely let people -- these types of revolving-door career criminals out long before their time is served. >> he was not closely monitored, and so the system's failures were that there were opportunities to take him off the street. >> it turns out davis has had contact with law enforcement twice after polly's abduction. there was that encounter with police on dana jaffe's property, and he was arrested for d.u.i. 18 days after polly went missing. >> richard allen davis will be transported down here to be looked at by the two little girls who witnessed polly's kidnapping. >> kate and gillian are asked to come in to see if they can pick davis out of a suspect lineup. >> we had a process of making the different suspects read from a script, basica

davis. he is a self described witness to the murder. going back to july, police in nevada searched the residence associated with davis and carted out computers and iphones, hard drives, also a memoir that he wrote about life in a street gang and describing the murder of tupac shakur. so all of that evidence could possibly have come into play here and actually leading to his arrest. >> josh, we'll go straight to that press conference in las vegas. let's listen in. >> 27 years. for 27 years the family of tupac shakur had been waiting for justice. we are here today to announce the arrest of 60-year-old duane davis, aka "keffe d," for the murder of tupac shakur. he was arrested this morning by my criminal apprehension team. and this investigation started on the night of september 7, 1996. it is far from over. it has taken countless hours, really decades, of work by the men and women of our homicide section to get to where we are today. several of those detectives standing here with us include de

some of the cash, some of the envelopes of cash contained davies' fingerprints, davies' d.n.a. that's not all. agents also discovered a lot of gold. gold that was provided by davies and hanna. and the f.b.i., of course, found the measure said benz thatture -- mercedes-benz that uribe had provided them. the items that the f.b.i. ebb covered are -- uncover ready discussed in the indictment which i encourage all of you to read carefully. let's look at just some of the items. s you can see here, this is the mercedes-benz that we allege that uribe provided as part of the scheme. here are three kilograms of gold. these three kilograms together are worth approximately $150,000. and of course here you can see just a fraction of the cash that was uncovered as part of the scheme. i want to make a couple of things very clear. first, my office remains firmly committed to rooting out public corruption without fear or favor and without any regard to partisan politics. that's in our d.n.a. always has been, always will be. second, this investigation is very much ongoing, we are not done. and i

davis retains good in command. all right. on paper at least, john bel hood looked like the right man for the job. hood's rise to command was nothing short of meteoric, having begun at the regimental level and eventually division command in a major general c in the army of northern virginia who had carved out a reputation for physical courage and aggressiveness in battle. leading his texas brigade in a costly but overwhelming charge at james's mill in 1862 and guiding his division in pivotal attacks at second, manassas and antietam the very same year he was wounded in the left arm at gettysburg in july 1863, and he returned to the field that september temporarily commanding an entire corps under james longstreet during the confederate victory at chickamauga, it was at chickamauga that he had received his most devastating injury shot in the right leg. he had the leg amputated just below the hip. he recuperate from the wound in richmond and he was back in the field by the next spring and summer. it's a pretty remarkable turnarou

davis' residence in henderson, nevada.cution that search warrant, in close coordination with the district attorneys after office, this case was presented to the grand jury, which ultimately led to davis being indicted on charges of murder. before i hand it off to the district attorney's office, i would be remiss if i didn't thank detective mog and all the other detectives that were not only assigned this case or reviewed this case, but detectives from other agencies that assisted us in this investigation. they know who they are, and thank you very much for all the assistance you provided. it did not go unnoticed. lastly, one of the most important things in my opinion is we need to make this be a reminder that the charge of murder does not have a statute of limitations. this agency has been, is invested in solving our cold case homicides so that we can bring closure to those families and justice for those victims of homicide. and with that, i will turn it over to the clark county district attorney, steve wilson. >> thank yo

davis' residences in helpeder son, nevada., in close coordination with the district attorney's office, this case was presented to the grand jury, which ultimately led to davis being indicted on the charges of murder. before i hand it off to the district attorney's office, i would be remiss if i didn't think that detective maug and all the other detectives assigned to this case and reviewed this case, but the other detectives that assists us in this investigation. they know who they are. thank you very much for all the assistance you provided. it doesn't go unnoticed. lastly, one of the most important things in my opinion is that we need to make this be a reminder that the charge of murder does not have a statute of limitations. this agency has been and is invested in solving our cold case homicides so that we can bring closure to the families and justice for the victims of homicide. with that, i'll turn it over to the clark county district attorney, steve wilson. >> thank you lieutenant johansson. i'm steve wolfson. justice de

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specifically, duane davis's own admissions to his involvement in this homicide investigation that heded to numerous different media outlets. >> for families and fans of shakur davis's arrest is bittersweet after waiting an agonizing 27 years for answers to the murder of an artist who impacted the lives of so many in the music industry. >> i miss my brother, so, you know, i'm glad something's happening. we're glad something's happening. >> reporter: cnn is attempting to locate attorney information for davis and suge knight. we learned an interesting detail on friday, a retired police officer who worked this investigation told our colleague that davis allegedly confessed to police in 2009, however that took place during a proffer session, that is when a prosecutor meets with a defendant, they agree to gather useful information from a witness or defendant but that information can't be used against that person. this former lapd officer saying it wasn't until later once davis started speaking publicly about this case that authorities had what he believed they needed to charge him. josh ca

davis.7 years of an enduring mystery, an arrest. >> for 27 years, the family of tupac shakur have been waiting for justice. while i know there's been many people who did not believe the murder was important to this police department, i'm here to tell you, that was simply not the case. it was not the case back then and is not the case today. >> reporter: think arrested 60-year-old dwayne keith davis for shakur's murder. his wife's home had been searched in july as part of the investigation. davis long placed himself at the scene of the cream in downtown las vegas, once ten he was in the front seat in a cadillac that was nest to shakur -- >> you say shots came from the back. who shot tupac? >> it just came from the backseat. >> reporter: shakur died six days later. >> dwayne davis was the shot caller for this group of individuals though committed this crime. he orchestrated the plan that was carried out to commit this crime. >> reporter: shakur was shot on september 7th, 1996 after leaving a m

some of the envelopes of cash contained davies fingerprints and dna. agents also discovered a lot of gold, gold that was provided by davies and hana, and the fbi of course found the mercedes-benz provided to them. the items that they uncovered are discussed in the indictment, which i encourage all of you to read carefully. let's take a look at just some of the items. so as you can see here, this is the mercedes-benz that we allege urebe provided. here are three kilograms of gold . these three kilograms are worth approximately $150,000. here you can see just a fraction of the cash that was uncovered as part of the now i want to make a couple of things very clear first my office remains firmly committed to rooting out public corruption without fear or favor and without any regard to partisan politics that's in our dna. always has been always will be. and second, this investigation is very much ongoing. we are not done and i want to encourage anyone with information to come forward and to come forward quickly and they can do that by reaching out to the fb

davis is due in court next week.n singh takes a look back at what led to the arrest and how tupac's legacy still looms large. >> i like to think i'm a revolutionary. i like to bring change. >> reporter: tupac shakur, often referred to as pac by friends and fans, may seem bigger in death than he was in life. he's become a prolific part of pop culture. from our clothes to films about his. >> why the cameras all on me? why me? because i'm tupac? >> reporter: even in music his imprint still fresh. >> look at guys like rick ross. bald head, silk shirt. look at kendrick lamar. unapologetically human. >> drake has tupac's ring on right now that he bought at an auction somewhere. >> i think hip-hop doesn't grow without tupac. >> reporter: but at the time of his death he wasn't just the biggest rap star out there. with hits like "california love." ♪ say what you say but give me that bomb beat from dre ♪ ♪ let me serenade the streets of l.a. ♪ >> and films like "juice." >> you've got to let them know you've got to take them ou

. >> we are here today to announce the arrest of 60-year-old dwayne keith davis, aka, keithy d. for the murder of tupac shakur. >> las vegas police say davis was the leader and shot caller of the southside compton crypts, a gang closely affiliated with suge knight. it was this fight captured on surveillance video from a las vegas hotel between orlando anderson, another member of the crypts, and members of death row records that ultimately led to shakur's death. >> that's when dwayne davis began to devise a plan to obtain a firearm and retaliate against suge knight and mr. shakur. >> reporter: the plan, police say, was for davis, anderson, and two others to ride together in a white cadillac and hunt down knight and shakur. >> as they were driving west on flamingo road, they located the black bmw, which was driven by suge knight and in the passenger seat was tupac shakur. they pulled up near the passenger side of that vehicle and immediately began shooting at mr. knight and mr. shakur. following that shooting, the white cadillac fled the area. >> reporter: davis is the only surviv

fred davies for bribery offences- _ left... fred davies for bribery offences. the _ left... i offences. the investigation has left... fred davies for bribery - offences. the investigation has been run out of the southern district of new york, the indictment alleges that between 2018 and 2022, senator menendez, the senior us senator from newjersey and the chairman of the foreign relations committee and his wife engaged in a corrupt relationship with others. the indictment alleges that through that relationship, the senator and his wife accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars of bribes, in exchange for senator menendez using his power and influence to protect and enrich those businessmen and to benefit the government of egypt. the indictment alleges that these people provided bribes in the form of cash, gold, mortgage payments, a low show or no showjob for nadine menendez, a mercedes—benz, and other things of value for the senator and his wife. now, constituent service is part of any legislator�*s job. senator menendez is no different. and as we explain in the indictment, th

arrested today, self-described gang member duane davis has been indicted by a grand jury for murder. >> this is the indictment we have been waiting almost three decades for. >> reporter: while police do not believe davis was the triggerman in the 1996 drive-by shooting, he is long admitted he was inside the gunman's car when shots were fired on the vegas strip. duane davis was the shock collar for this group of individuals that committed this climb. >> reporter: today's arrest comes just weeks after investigators raided davis' henderson home seizing a trove of electronics, photographs and a copy of his memoir, "compton street legend," in which he wrote and spoke about the shooting >> who shot tupac? >> this case was reinvigorated as additional information came to light specifically duane davis' own admissions. >> reporter: with davis in custody, authorities say the other men in the car that night are all dead ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a hip-hop icon whose music is legendary, tupac was murder at just 25. tonight with an arrest in the case, shakur remains revered and relevant in life and deat

davies. while operating under title 42 authorities from march 2020 two may 11 of 2023, very few micros were processed. whereas the south was border processed over 2000 micros a day, most were processed on a app while others waited in line to be processed for a walk in appointment. has this helps speed up processing time? what is the average amount of time it takes to process a migrant who schedules an appointment through the app compared to someone who gets a walk-in appointment? davies: the app is used as a scheduling tool. we do intake from the international boundary line with a variety of different individuals for legitimate travel in addition to migrants. the use of the afro an appointment house identify -- of the act for an appointment helps us identify them. the process varies at different ports. some appointments are sent where the use of cdp one helps to plea populate some data that has been exhibited as of the app in the primary inspection and from there are referred to primary and s

. >> reporter: police on friday arrested 60-year-old duane keith davis. his wife's home in nevada had been searched in july as part of the investigation. davis had long placed hisms at the scene of the crime in downtown las vegas. once telling b.e.t. he was in the front of seat of a white cadillac when shots were fired from the backseat. >> he said the shots came from the back. who shot him? >> it came from the streets. >> reporter: he was shot four times and died six days later. >> he was the shock collar for this group of individuals that committed this crime. he orchestrated the plan that was carried out to commit this crime. >> reporter: he was shot in 1996 after leaving a mike tyson fight at the mgm grand. police say shakur and shug knight had been in a feud with duane davis and a gang he was affiliated. >> the permanents would be steep in terms of life in prison without a possibility of parole, particularly with that gang enhancement, if the prosecutor pursued it. >> reporter: on friday police played footage from inside the mgm grand show whag they

the man accused now is duane "keffe d" davis. prosecutors said this in court friday. new jet agency associated press reported the chief deputy district attorney described davis as the on ground on-site commander that ordered the death of shakur. two months ago police searched davis's house. he claimed to be a witness to the shooting. we will have more on breaking news throughout the hour and a press conference live. we will be coming to the developing story. and we had to the u.s. shut down. time is running out for the government to avoid shutdown. at midnight eastern tomorrow the government wl run out of money to fund itself unless congress can agree on a last-minute deal. if the story sounds familiar it's because it is. this would be the 22nd time in the past 50 years u.s. government services have had to be shut down because of a budget deadlock in congress. the last time in early 2019 saw a month of widespread disruption to the world's largest economy. as things stand it looks like neither side is ready to budge on demands. house speaker kevin mccarthy brought a sh

dan evans was at the heart of a british davis cup victory at a sellout a0 arena in manchester on sundayivered in both of great britain's singles and doubles wins over france to carry great britain through to the quarter—finals in malaga. tennis journalist tumaini carayol was watching the weekend's matches in manchester. i think he is a perfect example of the connection the davis cup has made for players and people who are not in london or aren't in certain cities where there are big tennis tournaments. same around the world where other big tournaments are. these events can reach more people. for evans, he said what brought him into tennis was going to davis cup in birmingham when he was younger and seeing players up close. that lit a fire in him and i think it will be the same. this is the first time the davis cup is in manchester for 29 years which is a long time and i think also that is why there was such a big demand and why so many fans are willing to come on sunday. important this event is hosted in different parts of the country so more people can see and be inspired. i think clea

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dulce castellanos tiene mÁs detalles en el arresto de dwayne davis.s pasajeros en el vehÍculo de que salieron los disparos que acabÓ con la vida de tupac en 1996, es el Único testigo viviente. >> estaba en la escena del asesinato. reportera: la noche del 7 de septiembre tupac y el jefe de su disquera, asociados con una pandilla acudieron a un evento de boxeo en las vegas, que tambiÉn acudieron davis su sobrino y otros miembros de la pandilla. fue un encuentro que resultÓ en una pelea captada en las cÁmaras de vigilancia de un hotel, esto habrÍa causado el asesinato de tupac como venganza. la propiedad misiÓn de davis sobre su participaciÓn en el tiroteo fue lo que causÓ que la investigaciÓn recobrara vida en el 2018, dijo el teniente jason joan son, en los prÓximos dÍas davis se va a presentar en un tribunal de nevada para establecer la fecha de su juicio. tupac fue un rapero, actor, poeta y activista, reconocido como uno de los activistas mÁs influyentes dÉcadas despuÉs de su muerte los sÓlo 25 aÑos de edad, en los Ángeles, dulce castellanos como uni

uc davis is not providing on-camera statements about the incident. in an email the university said it commissioned an independent review of what happened and will be forwarding that report to federal regulators. uc davis said it is implementing the recommendations in the report which was conducted by a professor emeritus at the university of texas in a press release. uc davis said we deeply regret the preventable death of this animal as home to one of the largest animal care research programs in the country, the welfare of every animal at uc davis is our highest priority. and the avoidable death of any animal in our program is a tragedy. we are taking immediate actions to prevent an event like this from occurring again and quote, according to the university, those actions include a new policies allowing only one animal at a time to be transported and universities prohibiting the practice of leaving animals behind in vehicles. animal welfare groups are speaking out about what happened. there's really no amount of spin that is going >> take away from t

caroline davies, bbc news.nment is under pressure to accept more international aid, following friday's earthquake, which is now known to have killed more than 2,800 people. so far, it has accepted help from the uk, spain, qatar, and the united arab emirates. 0ur correspondent nick beake joined the first convoys of aid to reach some of the most remote villages in the atlas mountains. finally, help is on its way to the most remote victims of this disaster. we'rejoining a team of spanish firefighters, the first rescuers to negotiate this treacherous mountain road. in the hours after the quake, screams rang out here, but the trapped couldn't be freed. then the screams turned to silence. these dogs are trained to find the living. they're detecting nothing. the villagers in this place have been using their hands and shovels to go through the rubble, desperately trying to find their loved ones. but the grim reality is there is now a stench of death that hangs in the air here. all hope of finding people alive has now s

davis broke the deal by speaking publicly about his role in the shooting.tell our memoir davis admitted to being inside the vehicle where the shots were fired from. >> once he started shooting off his mouth saying on these youtube interviews and his book and everything else, once he started shooting off his mouth saying hey i was involved in the incident. they could use all that against him then. >> police eight members of tupac's entourage beat up davis' nephew in a fight in vegas. and remand davis orchestrated the plan to kill tupac but he was just 25 years old at the time of his death. authorities say he did not pull the trigger but he planned the attack these suspect 6-year-old davis is now charged with murder. finally a break in the case here's a reaction. >> it feels great. i could not believe i was so happy las vegas decided to go forward with it. like i said 26 years ago we told him who did it and sure enough that is who they arrested for the case. they're going forward with the case. >> davis remains in custody without bail but it's expected to app

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so, davis went to belize to investigate.fee told him the belizian was seriously corrupt and the government's paramilitary gang suppression unit, or gsu, was out to get him. >> one of his initial explanations for why the april 30th raid happened was that one of the local politicians had come to him and asked for a donation. he had refused, as a result, they sicced the gsu on him. >> to which the belizian government replied, nonsense. >> they raided him because they didn't know what was going on. he had this laboratory there, it was heavily guarded, he had more bodyguards than the prime minister. he had essentially a private army, and he's got a laboratory making god knows what, because he won't tell anybody. >> davis went to carmelita, the tiny town nearest mcafee's jungle compound, where townspeople told him, he said, that mcafee had "gone native". >> as he got more involved in this small little village of carmelita, the way he talked started to devolve. his dress devolved. i think that the jungle and that environment starte

thomas sowell and now victor davis hanson.the outstanding minds in america today. victor davis hanson you heard your friend and former colleague dr. thomas sowell he paints his picture about the nation for it was your general take of what he has to say? >> 's reviews whole body of work for 50 years and has applied it to the woke movement. he has come up with a produces synced explanation of the gym we are in. he is saying the attraction or the seduction is an age old play but in this particular moment we have given into it. he is kind of channeling as he escorted before alex de tocqueville most people would rather be equal and poor than a better often have some people better off than them. politicians cater to that desire and exploit it. he spent his entire life trying to show us that inequality is a very complex issue. sometimes it's important sometimes as a le is a less imp. sometimes it's due to race there so many multiples and factors the idea a government would need the power to make a sequel on the backside always result

manchester, 2023, the return of the davis cup. a very long time. it is brilliant, you can see the energy of the city, really looking forward to davis cup action. and the return of the davis cup to manchester for the first time in almost 30 years doesn'tjust bring new fans. it coincides with huge investment in public courts like these across the city. the government and the lta being involved together, £30 million of funding going on across the country, thousands of new courts, a0 of which are in the greater manchester area, so kids can come out with their parents as well and get involved in tennis, it is great. i was very lucky to live at the back of a tennis club, so i was always playing tennis at a very young age, but these guys, they are playing it at a very young age as well, so hopefully they can continue at it and hopefully we can inspire them to the next level and yes, it is great _ to have them in the local park. how does it feel, having an actual wimbledon champion here with you today? very good. yeah? do you fancy being

thank you, caroline davies in jalalabad. -- in _ davies injalalabad. —— in islamabad.been signed by a major record label for the first time. noo—noouri is now on the books of warner music, and has released herfirst song, dominoes. our technology reporter shiona mccallum has been finding out about the implications of the deal. meet noo—noouri, she is a virtual character and instagrammed influencer, who has worked with big fashion brands. her appearance has been created using 2d graphics and motion capture and now this avatar has a record deal backed by a major label. oh, my god. this is amazing. it was accelerating my pulse, when i got the e—mail from warner music central europe, is writing me, and they were asking me, are you interested in music, and i was like, well, what a question! # start a chain reaction...# her voice has been created with the help of artificial intelligence. they pitched it higher, of course, they make it more female, but they didn't want to create, like, a human voice, we wanted to have it a bit like technology, a bit tech—voicey. so, the base,

this is the first time that the davis cup was in manchester and 29 years, which is a long time.t that this event is hosted in different parts of the country so more people can see tennis and can be inspired, and that's clearly hopefully what's happened this week. that's all from us. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. it's definitely been a gear change with the weather story in recent days, an autumnal flavour to our weather. we'll certainly see threatening—looking skies for the remainder of the week, and some of the rain at times really quite heavy. so here's the next batch, pushing in off the atlantic — just look how many isobars there are on the chart. the winds a feature, and some of that rain really quite heavy. so, to start with, on tuesday, the wettest of the weather moving out of northern ireland across southern scotland, northern england, and wales, and we'll see this frontal system moving its way south and north throughout the day. now, it never really gets all the way across central and southern england, so here, some bright

caroline davies in islamabad.o the story about a birmingham city council. it has effectively filed for bankruptcy, issuing a section 114 order, preventing all but essential spending. how has it reached this point? spending. how has it reached this oint? . . . . spending. how has it reached this oint? , , , , ., spending. how has it reached this oint? , ,, , ., , point? these issues have been bubbfinu point? these issues have been bubbling away. _ point? these issues have been bubbling away, not _ point? these issues have been bubbling away, notjust - point? these issues have been bubbling away, not just for - point? these issues have been - bubbling away, notjust for months now, but for years. bubbling away, notjust for months now, but foryears. in bubbling away, notjust for months now, but for years. in 2012, a now, but foryears. in 2012, a landmark now, but for years. in 2012, a landmark court ruling meant the city council had to pay to settle a number of equal pay claims to mostly female staff who had missed out

davis was arrested this morning by my own criminal apprehension team. and this investigation started on the 9th of september 7th, 1996, and as far from over spring and sunset, elijah holly, now he's the author of the book on the american family, the chicago and the nation they created. he joins us live from the sounds of these . welcome to the program. so in your opinion, why is this taken so long to get to the stage? that's the big question that everybody has been asking themselves for a long time for years really running was taking so long and there hasn't really been any clear indication why they're going out information that they've had for years and years, you know, for 27 years and just now making this the rest and then diamonds we, we really don't know why. now was the time because they've known tbd, dwayne davis has been deprived suspect, and to let him be friends and not charge him for this law. it is a mystery that we're all sort of trying to figure out amongst ourselves. and let's just say, i'll throw all these ideas. how much does this case

the bbc�*s director—general tim davie.ality at the bbc a cornerstone of his leadership of this organisation. where does that leave the issue of impartiality here at your organisation? i leave the issue of impartiality here at your organisation?— at your organisation? i think you will carry on _ at your organisation? i think you will carry on in — at your organisation? i think you will carry on in what _ at your organisation? i think you will carry on in what he - at your organisation? i think you will carry on in what he sees - at your organisation? i think you l will carry on in what he sees really has his mission and the mission of the bbc to maintain standards of impartiality. when he took on the role of director—general three years ago, just weeks after that, he was talking about impartiality, the set of bbc social media guidelines put in place back then, which we now know have been updated today. we have heard from the director general, it has been a tricky balance between recognising freedom of expression, especially

after davis himself wrote in a mentor a few years ago. it admitted that he was in the car where the shots were fired, the killed shakira. so police had him had davis on their radar for several years now. clearly arrested in the course to fox shakira should be said one of the greatest rappers not only of his generation but of all times of fact rolling stone once named him one of the $100.00 greatest artist of all time. he was wildly popular uh for many, many years and some of his albums have sold millions of copies since his death. the state of emergency has been declared in new york city and surrounding areas of to severe days, subways, streets and airports having power lines dumped a heavy overnight rain lashed big awful in some areas up to 15 centimeters of rain full was recorded. best and southern advice to stay home until conditions improve and national gall this has been pulled in to help coordinate a clean up to what sort of head on i'll just say why we reports on why india and china are closely monitoring the presidential election.

for years, davis was one of four suspects in the investigation. davis, who lives in this house in las vegas, isn't the accused gunman, but authorities say he devised and orchestrated the plan and wrote about it in his 2019 autobiography. we always thought that it was the new york versus la, well known bay area attorney john burris represented tupac in a civil rights lawsuit against the oakland police department in the early 1990s. burris hopes this development won't trigger revenge killings. he's still surprised the case dragged on for decades. >> i thought the doors would have been sufficient enough leads to move things along. being a friend and a fan of tupac, there's mean i could pull out many, many, many songs. >> but of course the one that came to mind first was dear mama darryl. >> rory, who lives in marin city, was a longtime friend of tupac. well before his rise to fame. one concern he has, davis may be in custody, but he may not be the man who fired the gun that killed tupac. >> we don't want somebody just to be in jail, just, you know, t

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thank you, ranking member davis. >> thank you mr. auditor. we will next turn to direct or no deal from the state of missouri. you're back to thank you. thanks to chairman smith and thank you, chairman lahood and ranking member davis, members of the committee. i'm honored to serve in the gubernatorial appointive position as director of hartman street department of social services and on behalf of our 5700 hard-working team members and the over 2 million missourians that our department serves everyday. we appreciate the opportunity. missouri is fortunate to can have an unemployment rate of 2.5%, among the lowest of any state. however, we have experienced a steady decline in a labor force participation rate since the 1990s. while we rank above the national average, our current rate as of may of this year is 63.4% which is the lowest during any noncovered pandemic month since 1985. like most states missouri's population is aging with more and more citizens approaching retirement and especially in rural kennedy's and inner cities are population is

the grand jury indicted duane davis for murdering the rapper.came after they murdered davis' home seizing electronic photographs and a company of his memoir in which he wrote about the shooting. >> going to -- >> this case was reinvigorated as additional information came to light, specifically duane davis's own admissions. >> now investigators say davis didn't pull the trigger but he did provide the gun and coordinated the deadly drive-by. authorities say other men in the car that night are all dead. >>> disappointment for rock 'n' roll fans tonight. the band aerosmith is delaying its tour. it was cut short after only three shows. the front man steven tyler fractured his voice box and he can't sing while he recovers. now the band will be back on the road sometime next year. if you already bought your tickets, it will be good for the rescheduled dates. >>> how the giants fared >>> okay. the mood around oracle park, a bit different. the giants fired manager gabe kapler just as they were beginning a three-game series with the dodgers. >> before ton