davison, a pipefitter at an engineering company , died of his injuries. his father telling abc news tonight that he was a hard worker who disliked guns. >> he was on 911 for the majority of this incident, and we are reviewing the tapes to get more information that might help us find out what happened. >> reporter: tonight, police want to know if this shooting has any connection to a suspected road rage shooting just two dame ace go and 60 miles away in that case, the driver shot at close range, escaped unharmed. david? >> susan, thank you. >>> overseas this even, and to iraq now, where several car bombs struck baghdad today, killing ten people. tonight, the government has released this new video, showing aerial bombardments in anbar province. the terror group has taken control of two key steps there, including fallujah. secoretary of state kerry sayin the u.s. will give support, not troops. >>> no north korea tonight, where more american basketball players are getting in on dennis rodman's so-called basketball diplomacy. they will play a north korean toda

davison's vehicle becomes disabled there. the attacker stops his vehicle, gets out, walks up to davison vehicle and pumps three shots into the driver's side door, and mr. davison is struck. apparently while he's on the line with the 911 operator. police do get to him, but unfortunately, and tragically, later in the day he died in a hospital. >> well, it's a terrible story, but if anyone has any information, do call the police immediately, because this man who is a suspect is still out there. charlie, thank you very much for joining us. >> yeah. okay. >> and thank you for being with us. but before we go, we want to wish former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara a happy 69th wedding anniversary. see you tomorrow night here at >>> smk paul mccure yow would do. you are about to ep ter the greg zone tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." dogs on scooters and bicycles? the story msnbc refuses to investigate. plus, does the president think "anchorman 2" was a huge mistake? >> you don't have to take my word for

when you look at some of our areas where the trees are over grown around market street davison it's not a healthy environment because in many stance you can't see in the case of mount davis the trees are blocking the views. so trees are great but they have to be the right kinds of trees and we have to keep in mind as we provide this canopy and define right. just as there are many people who were concerned about shadows being cast on parks around buildings and trees cast shadows too so the right location to not block light to areas that need light >> commissioner hillis. >> just a question for mr. sway. thank you for your presentation. the recommendation would double the canopy in the city and you showed that picture with not many trees. what are some of the ways to require in those blocks where there's no trees and private property owners >> there's two ways under the current system the property owners we could make it easier for the owners to plant trees. they work with the neighbors to solicit a group tree planting. a second if we did if the city had a citywide tree program as part of

police say davison had made multiple calls to 911 saying he was being chased by a vehicle and that thedriver was very aggressive. >> be advised now multiple gunshot wounds as well. >> we're issuing an advisory to all body shops and dealerships in the area to look out for a ford ranger with recent damage seeking repair. >> reporter: motorists in this part of southern pennsylvania say they are keeping a closer eye on fellow drivers. >> definitely concerns because they haven't been able to figure out who it is yet or that, you know, there might still be around. and if they inadvertently cut that person off or do something to make them pmad, they might b the next one in the news. >> reporter: jean casarez, cnn, dillsburg, pennsylvania. >>> a week that started with polar temperatures in the southeast is ending with highs in the 60s in some places. those highs are being ushered in with some pretty dangerous severe storms, however. the same violent weather that pushed through atlanta this morning is now making a mess in charlotte, north carolina. cnn meteorologist jennifer gray is here with m

timothy davison was shot on a pennsylvania highway near the maryland border. he called 911 saying someone in a pickup truck was shooting at him. police say the driver had rammed davison's suv into the median, possibly also shot at another driver on friday. they are now searching for a dark-color truck with passenger-side damage. >>> new developments in the case of the california family fighting to keep their daughter on life support after tonsil surgery. overnight, 13-year-old jahi mcmath was turned over to her family, leaving in a private ambulance. the court had imposed a deadline of tuesday after which the hospital could end life support for mcmath. the doctors say there's no hope for jahi. her family wants long-term care care for her and disagrees. >>> more fallout from bernie madoff $60 billion ponzi scream. jpmorgan chase has reportedly reached a $2 billion settlement with prosecutors after being accused of ignoring warning signs about madoff's massive fraud. >>> dramatic video this morning of a bullfight going horribly wrong. we do want to say up front,

authorities in pennsylvania say a truck driver shot and killed this man, timothy davison, early saturdays after the victim made a frantic 911 call for help. and now investigators are saying the suspect may have been involved in a similar case only hours earlier. >> we think it's a completely random act. we didn't come up with any link at this point between the suspect and the victim. the fact that we have encountered similar incidents, because of all that and the violet nature of this crime -- violent nature of this crime, we think that the person that did this could strike again. gregg: mark fuhrman, former l.a. police department homicide detective joining us, good to see you. is this a guy that's capable of anything? what do you make of the statements by police? >> well, gregg, it's interesting that i think this has moved from a road rage incident to a very specific premeditated crime where the suspect is using the highways and his vehicle to actually make contact with random victims. and i think that's pretty clear with the police spokesmen and their statements. gregg: you know, the p

police say davison had made multiple calls to 911 saying he was being chased by a vehicle and the drivery aggressive. >> be advised now multiple gunshot wounds as well. >> we are issuing an advisory and body shops in the area to be on the look outfor a ford ranger with recent damage seeking repair. >> reporter: motorists in this part of pennsylvania say they are keeping a closer eye on fellow drivers. >> they're definitely concerned. because, you know, they haven't been able to figure out who it is yet or that, you know, they might still be around. if they inadvertently can you want that person off or do something to make them mad, they might be the next one, you know, in the news. >> reporter: jean casarez, cnn, dillsburg, pennsylvania. >>> up next, you got to watch this video time and time -- look at that. blown away by powerful winds. bet you're glad you don't own that condo. you're going to see the video again after a quick break. ♪ ♪ so you can have a getaway from what you know. so you can be surprised by what you don't. get two times the points on travel and dining at restaurants f

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they are looking for the suspect who killed timothy davison.ce had to say. >> due to the violent nature of this incident and the fact that we did have a similar case, we feel there is a possibility this person could strike again. >> authorities are trying to figure out if the shooting is connected to a similar incident. it happened friday night about 30 miles away when apparently shots were fired at another person in pennsylvania. police want you to be on the lookout for that. >>> a former gitmo detainee linked to the benghazi attacks could be leading a new terror organization. "the washington post" is reporting this morning that abu khuma and his goons in al sharia could be in a group linked to al qaeda. officials are saying they were linked to the attacks on benghazi in 2012. >>> some new york city police and fire fighters hailed as heroes for their work in 9/11 are now accused of lying about alleged disabilities stemming from 9/11 so they could get millions of dollars in taxpayer money. prosecutors say there were four ringleaders who coached