but for some customers of this cuyahoga county, ohio gun shop. diane can be a bit of a surprise. >> i shock people, you know, from time to time, because i am a woman that knows about guns. >> diane not only knows about guns, she buys them, sells them and teaches people to use them. >> i want you to go ahead and put your finger on the trigger. >> that's good trigger control. >> she's one of a small number of female gun store operators in the country. >> believe it or not, there's more than you think. it's just they're more behind the scenes. where i'm out front here most of the gun shops -- they're family businesses. the men are the out-front. but the women are in the back running it. >> diane, who runs the whole show at stonewall gun shop from stock room to show room. never planned to have a career dealing in firearms, it was her husband who got her into it. >> i had more experience with firearms, i really didn't know anything about firearms. >> tell me about the first time you shot a gun. >> well, let's see, the flame went out that way, the casin

where i'm out front here most of the gun shops, they're family businesses.en are the out front, but the women are in the back running it. >> diane, who runs the whole show at stonewall gun shop, from stock room to showroom, never planned to have a career dealing in firearms. it was her husband that got her into it. >> he had more experience with firearms, i really didn't know anything about firearms. >> tell me about first time you shot a gun. >> oh, my god. well, let's see, the flame went out that way, the casing went out that way, hit me in the head. i set the gun down and said, this is not for me. i just -- i was just -- it was just totally freaked me out. >> diane didn't stay freaked out for long. in fact, she discovered she has a knack for the business. and a taste for the sport. >> it's like with anything that any woman gets into, if you're going to run any type of business, you've got to know what you're doing. you got to know your product. you got tot be able to sell it. you lean out and you're going to push out. >> okay. >> you put the magazine in.

shots in today's attacks that have never been seen before in the country the whole saga hung up the gun shop responsible. tony for more news in about fifteen minutes time right now they are all the nation's schools with that's how shall we. thank you alice welcome to the sport coming to live an hour to the headlines a mix nod for a trio of russian clubs in the europa league we've looked might see the only team to end victory on a busy night. but is set up of us resolve competitor it's a bonus and soledad this is not c.e.o. of dollars taken to itself but also makes it through. and the international relations a goodwill basketball match in beijing between american and chinese teams into anything but. so three would play but only one would win like much of moscow is still russian club to taste victory in the first leg europa league playoffs on thursday and on course it has more on that. looking at the stars like moscow marquee would normally sell out their railway man stadium which gets around thirty thousand fans but this time they read it was only half full as they seem also called sports tal

brown brought up a very interesting point before we went to the break about what got him off the gun shops plans to split up the communist party into competing factions me but isn't that still kind of a an old style a mentality of reform from the top down i mean. because we saw during the coup a lot of spontaneous spontaneity where people are saying no we're not going to go back to the old days and actually you know civil society became very very fertile with ideas again i mean got a bunch of by then was already out of step with the changes in society. i tend to i tend to agree with that point of view that you just articulated. i think. if good bye to all had somehow managed to push through his version of reforms the net result would not have been progressive change over time it would have been a dead weight on society for even longer sadly what happened in the aftermath of the coup was that the impetus for reform that yeltsin attempted to seize was not thoroughly problem gaited as strongly as it could have been although there were some very notable steps taken such as the abolition of the

excuse me gun shops to report if somebody buys in both a massive amount of weapons and the store happens to be located near the border and the n.r.a. is suing them for that i think if i truly think it's ok then somebody comes and buys like eighty six eight hundred forty seven's that maybe then say it seems a little suspicious well i'm glad that the government is now no longer actively selling guns i mean you know yeah there's a good enough. oh i wouldn't you know i'd hate to bring up paranoia. alone to show but it's a kind of an interesting timing issue here one operation fast and furious as it is in the news of the border is a weird place i mean if you're within fifty miles of the border they can check your papers and make your life really kind of miserable for you i don't know what the legal standing is on this particular thing and i guess we'll find out what it's like now when they rule can we do the last story or do you have we only have thirty seconds really quick so obviously people like what happened to los angeles d.a.'s office would not comment but offered a press release in doc

. >> more than 90% of the guns recovered in mexico come if the united states, many from gun shops that line our shared border. >> what is most ironic, if the dealers themselves who were warning these top officials that things had gone wrong. >> it is obvious the largest suppliers mexican gun violence is not the dealers. they are using dealers as the scapegoat. >> sean: under the operation the atf allowed the sale of 2220 firearms to suspected smugglers. 1430 still on the streets and unaccounted for. 590 have been linked to criminal activity. including the december 2010 murder of border agent perry who was killed by suspected operatives of a mexican dug smuggling organization. internal atf e-mails confirm two of the weapons found at the scene had been purchased earlier that year as part of the fast and furiousévix$=jy >> there are dead americans as a result of this failed reckless program. >> i take exception to what you said. the notion this justice department is responsible for those deaths that you mention that assertion is offensive@2 >> sean: charles grassley the ranking member of

the gun shop owner called atf and said hey we think there something wrong here. go ahead and sell them the guns and they ended up, of course, in the hands of the cartel. this is a bone-headed idea from the very beginning. we need to know who is responsible. now it looks like, according to the "l.a. times," that three of the people involved in this are being promoted. you know, one of the things i think that drives people crazy about washington, d.c. is a lack of accountability and the arrogance. and we need more accountability and less arrogance coming out of the justice department. that goes all the way to the top. >> laura: those are the three atf officials we just showed on screen who are getting promotions mcmahon and newell and voth. these three guys are getting promoted. meanwhile, eric holder has been denying all along that he directed this operation and that he had intimate knowledge of the details of this. and president obama himself has been asked about this. i believe it was a town hall event some months back and also similarly said this is not somethin

gun before. students, shop keepers, businessmen.y are a pretty idealistic bunch and they certainly talk the language of democracy. the question is what will happen if a new government dispints their expectations. there are certainly a lot of guns in libya today. paul wood, "bbc world news," outside russa luf. >> in other reports, 18 people in algeria have been killed in a bomb attack at security barracks. a military source quoted saying two bombers, one on a motorcycle, blew themselves up at the entrance of the barracks in a town about 100 kilometers west of algeria? let's get on hurricane irene and mare of new york, michael bloomberg, ordered the evacuation of more than 250,000 people opinion prepare to shut down the city's entire mass transit system. irene has left the bahamas and is expected to hit the coast of north carolina on saturday, before heading to virginia and new york city a day later. >> this teaming metropolis doesn't do hurricanes but tomorrow lunch time, the city that never sleeps will see its entire transit system

now, they want to tighten their reins on american gun shops near the border and the gun lobby is firingan accident doesn't have to slow you down. withetter car replacement, your car is totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. liberty mutual auto insurance. @ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ bill: all right, breaking news now, out of virginia, we're not quite sure what is happening on the campus, we only have the alert from the police department, campus police, and indications, the siren system was activated because someone believed to be a gunman, was spotted with a gun outside a dining hall, breaking within the past 20 minutes and we are watching the news reports out of blacksburg and, unfortunately, virginia tech, knows the drill all too well, april 16, 2007. a span of two hours, 32 were killed and 45 were wounded, before the gunman committed suicide in blacksburg, virginia. alisyn: what the campus is putting out on the web site, right now, on your screen and it is ominous, person with gun, reported near dittrich, obviously a building, stay inside,

alisyn: the administration as we said wants gun shop owners along the southwest border to have to reporty comes in and keeps asking for semi-automatic rifles, the administration wants to know about that. what is wrong with that? >> this administration from the time they came in have been trying to blame the drug cartels in mexico, their actions, on the second amendment in the united states and in their desire to push more gun legislation here in the u.s. and it's not true, and everyone now admits the drug cartels in mexico are getting their guns from russia, china, and defects from the mexican army, the international black market, and largely through central america, and wikileaks the cables from our own state department prove that. bil alisyn: are you saying no semi-automatic guns from u.s. and from the southwest border are falling into the hand of mexican criminals? >> you know, there may be a small-time operator coming in, trying to break the law, they ought to be prosecuted. but, our own state department cables say the mexican drug cartels are not getting their guns from the u.s., th

shop. the owner said around 3:00 a man came in with a sawed off gun and robbed him. he asked us no, sir to show his face because of safety concerns. >> told me to get on the ground, i complied. at that point as i gave him everything i had, he ordered to kill me if i made any wrong moves. >> reporter: 16-year-old hasaan ford hired to help around the house returned from running an errand. this is video from the market. he is seen wearing a red cap and jacket just minutes before he returned to the shop. >> he told him to get in the car, started the car up and drove and said if i made any move he would kill him. >> reporter: he said the teen complied that's the last time he saw him. police issued an amber alert. the kidnapper and hassan were last seen in the black gmc yukon the license plate 4way944 with a 49ers license plate frame. there is a harley sticker on the back win do. family friends of the teen said they are shocked devastated and trying to reach his mother who is out of town. they have a message for the kidnappedder. >> let him go. don't harm him, send him bac

guns. here is a really good example of a shop owner or store owner and you don't have a gun, you are in bigs any of that been raised by the bbc and other liberal british press that maybe the cops should be temperature and maybe they should be armed? >> well, as i said, they are thinking about using the plastic bullets tonight not tonight but in general if this continues. we are seeing, bill, a lot of vigilantes out tonight. we have seen people guarding their terms, we have seen people guarding their shops. i have heard antidotally that baseball bat sales on the internet have been up exponentially. there is a sense that the police have not been able to control this and people are really concerned that when they call up for help that the police aren't there to help them because they are fending off these guys who are breaking into stores and burning buildings and calling in false fire alarms. the debate about guns i have to say has not come up here in terms of whether people should have them more freely or whether the police should have them. there is a sense this is not being handled and gre

east london in hackney where rioters set fire to cars and try to break into more shops meanwhile terrified residents have guns and could do nothing but no cordon police seal off streets and treat whole areas as crime scenes with local communities trying to come to terms with the wave of looting and golfing north east and south london in enfield weight is new to shops making off with whatever they could carry in nearby edmonton a man with found in brixton riots just threw rocks at police and in tottenham where it all began the high street is a burned out shell the police the job center all the banks everything that's happening the recession you know there's a lot of anger about that no jobs nothing for the youths to do so yet i've. lost ration or you know and it is it is sad that it's it's a poor people that's suffering it was sparked by the fatal shooting by police of bass man mark duggan tottenham once says about why and how he was killed for his shooting with just the spark in an exceptionally dry tinder box tottenham and other london boroughs have long been simmering with resentment towards the police towa

dan has the night off. 16-year-old boy was grabbed at gun point during a robbery in antioch this afternoon. it happened at this barber shop. police say a man armed with a sawed off shotgun forced the boy to drive the get away car after the hold up there. there's now an amber alert. police release this picture of the victim. he is 16-year-old ford 5 foot 4 inches tall. about 110 pounds and was last seen wearing black jeans, red coat and cincinnati reds baseball hat. >> you know if he still have that also boy our message to him would have been let him go don't harm him. send him back home to his mama where he needs to be. he's a good boy. he's working in the community. he's always doing something. always doing something. >> that of course family friend talking about the boy. one man in the barber shop when the gunman came in. he said it was terrifying. >> he pulled the gun on him and put it to his face to his chest area and the boy was scared and frightened and startled and i told the boy at that point do exactly what he tells to you d do. don't do anything different and he ran and he grabbed the key. ran and jump this the

. >>> also a terrifying day-time gun battle that happened at a very busy shopping mall just outside the. stay right here with us.

as for adrian, his shop is still full of customers right after he had that loaded gun pointed at him. so he, along with his sister and brother-in-law, shrug it off and get back to work. >> but when they close up shop for the night and finally have a few minutes to themselves, the three co-owners decide to watch the video and reality sets in. >> the video filled in some of the pieces for me afterwards. kind of makes you think twice. anybody coming in here could be the next guy. >> i could only watch the video maybe three times and i just had to stop. because the thought of this going through my mind, my brother. my brother-in-law. the whole world changes. you have a whole different outlook on life. i'm glad it's all over. really. >>> coming up -- >> there's not enough time to think. you can't. >> horror and heroism from a desperate mother. >> i took my elbow and bashed out my side window as hard as i could. >> and -- >> he was saying, bitch, give me your purse. give me everything. >> it started as a robbery but quickly turned into a fight for her life when "caught on camera: crimes and

shop is becoming standing room only. >> what's up? >> nice to meet you. >> billy? >> billy's here to sell a car and a gun bills on the car, two bills on the gun. >> a week later one of the men, levi, is back. >> you look so much happier than the last time. >> the 22-year-old says he's a tree trimmer who has just become a father. he says he only steals cars to help support his family. >> i have a full-time job. i have a family to take care of. >> i mean, i'm doing my thing. >> today levi has two cars to sell, one of them a kia, bragging about how he stole it. >> no, the keys were sitting right next to the car. >> [ bleep ] idiot. >> like in someone's driveway? >> right next to the car. it says valet, but it's sitting right there in the driveway. >> the garage door's closed. >> which brings us back to debbie streeter, the woman you met earlier whose car was stolen while she slept. levi just sold it to the undercover cops. we showed debbie the hidden camera tape. she says it was her car, but she wasn't careless with her keys the way levi claims. >> he's laughing and he's happy and he's joking and he thinks

shop where he worked. that man demanded car keys from ford's employer before forcing the teen to driveway at gun point. the boss talked with us and did not want to show his face on camera. >> i'm hoping they got some type of lead from this guy. if he did it to me, he'll do it to someone else. and i'm hoping to speak with hasan. i'd like know what he remembers about the description of the guy. >> police found the stolen suv and are searching for evidence. >> investigators say a shooting in san leandro wounding a man may be tied to a marijuana grow. sheriff deputies responded to reports this morning about 5:00 a.m. and later pulled it over. and inside were four men, and police say now, the four men from oakland showed up at a home with a marijuana grow in the backyard and took off when someone fired at them. the man shot is expected to survive. so far, police have not made any arrests. >> and city as cross the nation will be celebrating something called national night out tonight z in oakland. and there is going to be a record number of parties this year. and that is 100 arrests. and and those getting in

shopping center. as can imagine there were several people that saw these gun battles take place. >> i saw the back of him, he may have had something in his hand if it was a gun, it was something kind of big. three of the cops came up and pulled up their guns, and then started running towards the food max. and then i saw them block off the intersection they ran towards albee's. i pulled into the target parking lot now enshrined a to the bank and i see a car running down the street, across the street towards apple beaks and that is an assault of these other police swarming in, the fireman, the ambulances, and that is when i knew that something bad had happened. >> he was laying on the other side of the car and his body with a ground. there was a that had attempted to run off into the intersection, yet a yellowback they believe that with the bag from the bank. there were police come ever were off the freeway. there was a guy coming off the intersection and as the charity to go across the intersection i heard shots going off his body dropped in when he fell, he never moved. >> it is unfortunate for the p

area. >>> in vallejo police investigating the armed robbery of a beauty shop that terrified several customers an the staff. two gun mn robbed the gemini salon, stole the purses from three women and put a gun to another. she suffered minor gyres to her -- injuries to her hand. police say he did find the car matching that description and possible suspect. there's no worth about any arrest. >>> overnight news to an explosion. >>> plus a very important change for muni. >>> stocks have turned around to positive territory after ben bernanke's spee. he stopped short of signaling particular action but said further steps would be considered at their next meeting in september. right now the dow is up 53. the nasdaq is up 35. >>> amazon.com is recruiting for dozens of position at the bay area subsidiary. that comes at the same time amazon is telling state tax authorities it will not collect sales tax for online sales because it does not have the physical presence in california required. it is looking for 31 work ares to help it improve search and browse functions for e commerce sabes and looking to design amazon owned and so

fourteen have been clearing the shelves of abandoned shops andrew gilligan from the british newspaper the sunday telegraph was just one of many victims of gun violence. i was i was mugged i was pulled off my bike and my bike was stolen by. it's. on the way to the studio literally about forty five minutes ago i spent most of the day in tottenham which is where it all kicked off interviewing people who had lost their homes as a result of these rights and they are furious with the writers they say that what happened to mark duggan the man who was shot by police is absolutely no excuse at all for what happened to them they blame the police for not being quick enough to contain the trouble in tottenham in the first place and quite clearly what's happening in hackney and. ackerman croydon and all the other places where this order has broken out tonight has absolutely nothing to do with the police shooting of a man ten miles away and it's not anger at all i think it's pure criminality and people are taking advantage of what they see is a lawless situation and overstretched police forces to do their worst and help themselves to free goods little is

thirty nine people dead many of the victims were tortured shops stuffed in fact dumped on the streets for whatever of the country's ruling party with guns are those here the restaurant for us pigs fasting meal because things of all to be linked to ongoing rivalries between down example physical passings vying for power. turkish warplanes have attacked sixty sites in northern iraq soldiers in the kurdistan workers party it comes a day after nine turkish soldiers killed and over a dozen injured by a rebel group in here the province close to the iraqi border kurdish militants have been carrying out attacks against turkey for over two decades demanding more autonomy in the area. now scientists say they've. afraid we don't quite have time for that story do stay with the next hour for more right now though let's get a business update with career. hello and welcome to our business update this hour the markets are taking a tumble one of your own in the united states feeding off each others and securities european and american markets have all been down at least four percent there are underlying fears of a double dip with an organ stanley warnin

shop. he describes what happened next. >> he told him get in the car, start it up. if you do anything wrong i am going to shoot. he pulled a gun and put it to his face, chest and hasaan ford was scared. >> reporter: the suspect forced him to drive his car, similar to this one. 4way944 license plate. those who know him thought he dropped him off. >> why did i see him walking down the street. i said down the street, where he said on "c" street. i left here, jumped in the car and tried to find him. i was told he was walking right here. and we jumped in the car and he is not to be found. >> reporter: police haven't received any information that supports that claim. they don't know if the suspect and hasaan ford know each other. >> when he was forced, he was wearing a cincinnati reds hat and red jacket and blue jeans. here is a description of the suspect. he is a black male, 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighing 110 pounds. he was last seen wearing a red jacket and a red cincinnati reds baseball hat. again that license plate number of the suv, 4way944. live in antioch, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> homicide today and three others over

gun fire that continued into thursday night cannot be heard anymore. that's maybe because friday is an islamic day for prayers. shelters are closed that line tripoli's busiest shopping street. a family we came across here said they were there and looking for a place to buy food. after having exhausted their stock at home. many of the areas in the libyan capitals don't have water or electric. people are trying to survive and are waiting anxiously waiting for peace to arrive. hospitals are loaded with patients wounded by pro-gadhafi snipers. but they are badly in need of medical supplies. one of the national transitional council's challenges will be to -- so life can start to get back to normal. futori, nhk world, tripoli. >> and here now is your extended weather forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> what do you ladies do? >> we're housewives. >> been a little tired lately, tv viewers? then this story about a group of offbeat housewives is sure to liven you up. i'm a new adult and it's my first year as a director. everything at work is new to me. one day i saw this strange thing on the internet. del

people dead many of the victims were found tortured shop stuffed in sacks and dumped on the street and a former member of the country's ruling party was gunned down as he entered a restaurant for a post fasting meal with the killings are thought to be linked to ongoing rivalries between gangs and political parties vying for power. turkish warplanes have attacked sixty sites in northern iraq targeting the kurdistan workers party it comes a day after nine turkish soldiers were killed and over a dozen injured by a rebel group in her t.v. province that's close to the iraqi border kurdish militants have been carrying out attacks against turkey for over two decades demanding autonomy in the area. well we have more news videos of all the latest updates on our web site that's our team dot com and here's what we have for you on line right now in an exclusive interview to our to me the prime minister of the caucuses republican unveils his plans for the presidential elections and describes how democracy is taking hold. and just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water people are savaged in truck attacks in russia's far east within twenty fo

to live with a certain amount of risk i mean going to a shopping mall anywhere in the united states you run the risk of someone walking in with a gun and shooting people no matter what you do in public life there's always going to be a certain amount of risk in federal law enforcement agencies only have the ability to mitigate that so much and so i think we need to determine as a nation how much of this surveillance is keeping us safe and how much we we need it in place in order to keep us safe or are we willing to live with a certain amount of risk that someone holed up somewhere is willing to do violence and isn't telling anyone and is possibly able to do that and any time that that could happen no matter how much surveillance the f.b.i. puts in place why i think that what we need in order to have that conversation are more pieces like this right more information for people to actually be able to see the proof in their own hands and more investigative work which you don't see enough of in today's media environment trevor thank you so much for joining us tonight. thank you. fire thursday edition of show and tell is just ahead and

dead and many of the victims were found tortured shopped stuffed in socks and dumped on the street and a former member of the country's ruling party was gunned down as he entered a restaurant for a post fasted meal the killings are thought to be linked to ongoing rivalries between gags and political parties vying for power. turkish warplanes have attacked sixty sites in northern iraq and targeting the kurdistan workers party it comes a day after nine turkish soldiers were killed and over a dozen injured by a rebel group province that's close to the iraqi border kurdish militants have been carrying out attacks against turkey for over two decades demanding autonomy in the area. now scientists say they've lost contact with an advanced telecom satellite that was launched early on thursday the joint russian french project dubbed express blasted off from kazakhstan and should have reached orbit by now but according to reports it strayed off target meaning the satellite has been lost or the russian space agency has already set up a panel to investigate possible malfunctions and the express was set to be one of europe's most powerful hours in the sk

situation this was the first day of school. >> a father was gunned down in front of his six year-old son that is after the two of them were shoppingn an east oakland market. this is a picture of the victim with his wife and two small children candles and flowers outside of the market on international boulevard marks the location where oakland police say they he was shot and killed on sunday afternoon. investigators say it happened what appears to have been a robbery the victims nephew sergio romero tells us that his uncle was a handy man with a big heart. >> he was a great man a hard-working person he took care of his family. i did not know how to sit in english but he just did everything for them. he was always there to support them. i have a lot of cousins that were hurt because he was there for us he was a great man funny always liked to have a smile. he was the kind person that he did not have a lot but he would give you anything that he had. he was a bit humble person and that is what really hurts me the most is that it took a great man out of this world leaving too little kids behind. that is what really hurts me a lot. >> h

most people actually who were killed and injured were not killed by machine-gun fire, but artillery shells, which burst into shopt matter how heroic work on her accuser or were charging across the battlefield, you were killed by something that was fired by somebody you could need the. and in that sense, this square was very known to them that was with us even more today. [applause] >> said thank you very much. [applause] >> next, paul allen who cofounded microsoft with bill gates in 1975 talks about his memoir. mr. allen is interviewed by washington pours reporter, jose antonio vargas. this one-hour event was hosted by spring by a good history museum in mountain view, california. >> hi, how's it going? good. i should just begin by saying that sometimes you just can't really trust the media. [laughter] >> i have no idea what you mean. >> i'm saying this from somebody who comes from media. we tend to oversimplify, sensationalize. i think we care more about -- we care more about kind of the tension and conflict analyst about death and context. and i'm saying this because judging by the excerpt on 60 minutes, the se

that is when the shop owner said the gunman stole his key and wallet and appeared to force them into the suv at gun point. >> are you involved in this? he says no that guy robbed me like he robbed you. i said okay where did he take you? he said he took me rob lone tree. he said i better out of the car. >> reporter: now published reports said investigators found a sawed off shotgun at that address on lone tree. we of course are staying on top of this. i have put in several calls into the police department and we are waiting for a response. live in antioch i'm paul chambers. >>> time now 6:02. a well known must recall in san jose -- a well known mural in san jose has been painted over but who did it? kraig debro is live. >> reporter: good morning, to you dave. we're on east taylor street. not too far from the airport. behind me is a mural that has been painted over. it has been here for 25 years. you can still make it out. people don't know why it was turned over. when you think about the why you think about somebody doing something distrucktive. the why in this case means somebody seemed to want to

shop back together again. in this impoverished neighborhood, people still gave what they could. where were the police, one woman asked? >> i think if the police was carrying guns then people would have for mere, they wouldn't have -- more fear, they wouldn't have done so much. >> they shouldn't put them in prison, they should put them, get chains on their legs an let them rebuild back the neighborhood. >> the prime minister speaking in his constituency today promised more no-nonsense policing, tougher sentencing and a sweeping review of policies on schools, welfare and parenting. >> do we have the determination to confront the slow motion moral collapse that has taken place in part of our country these past few generations? irresponsibility, selfishness, behaving as if your choices have no consequences. children without fathers, schools without discipline, reward without effort. crime without punishment. rights without responsibilities. communities without control. >> with the government also saying it would consider evicting and cutting the benefits of rioters, the opposition leader returned to his inner city london school today to accuse the p.m. of playing

street violence gun rest was triggered by the fatal police shooting of a twenty nine year old man and the ensuing peaceful protests which turned violent protesters started smashing shop windows and setting fire to cause i'm buildings leading to widespread copycat violence over two thousand or arrests have been made so far in connection with the disorder london based journalist i should have written some says the underlying cause of the chaos was the widening disconnect between the u.k. gov. and. this is completely in crisis and the motivations . of the central one of course is inequality and civic life it's a big institutions that are completely out of touch whether it be the media replace force or politicians themselves but david cameron who went through a period of expensive schools in the country has no knowledge of the huge and insecurities and inequalities that raged right across this country the idea of david cameron calling the police force massive thirty cuts here shrinking the economy to grow it as a sort of mass religion together with a mass consumerist religion here wanting to buy more and more expensive goods as a force. and with looks into a blame game w

a local police station shops in a passenger bus were also set on fire plus two patrol cars demonstrations happened after a twenty nine year old man was shot dead by a police gun crime unit earlier this week more than three hundred people took to the streets of the british capital to demand justice over the killing. of syria's foreign minister has pledged three democratic general elections in the country by the end of the year as activists say a fresh clashes in syria have left at least twenty four people dead with security forces firing at anti govern. protesters the six day crackdown has now reportedly killed around two hundred people across the country international condemnation of the violence is growing and the u.s. officials say we're working on new ways to influence the situation beyond sanctions . seventeen people have been killed four injured in a multiple vehicle collision in southern china state media says the pilot happened after two trucks collided flipping one of them into the path of an oncoming passenger minibus authorities are checking out whether overloading of the vehicles involved may have been a factor in the accident. turning back to the

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gun battle. police say two men tried to rob an armored car. >> the people were hiding. >> reporter: kevin looked out at the shopping center. >> we were standing inside, and they were actually looking for a second person, we thought. because they brought the dogs out. >> reporter: after the news people came in, they looked into the area where there was flooding. the police chief described the shootout as two separate gun battles after two suspects tried to rob a parked armored vehicle in front of the bank branch early at 9:00 this morning. >> and there was a gun fight, so to speak on the fitzgerald side of the wells fargo bank. during the course of that gun fight, one suspect was shot. that suspect has died. >> reporter: the chief says the second suspect ran from the area after exchanging fire with the loomis truck guard. the police later found him. >> we heard three or four shots. i looked back, saw a black guy running down from the armored car, around the corner. we saw one of the police officers -- or two of them carrying back another officer. >> reporter: the police chief says the officer who initially responded and was shot is actually a