. >> at first police in hoover, alabama claimed they had stopped a deadly threat. >> the hoover officerncountered an armed individual and he did shoot and kill that person. >> his family says bradford who had a concealed weapons permit was armed but his gun was always holtz terred and by friday night hoover police admitted bradford likely did not fire the rounds at the mall. they're now searching for the real shooter. that pains eman ticker bradford senior, the victim's father who is also a police officer. >> you got him on tv, you made it national, daggone press conference, made it good like this officer say hero. no, he screwed up. >> the bradford family is angry that hoover police have never contacted them. >> you shoot first, ask questions later. it's backyards. >> hoover police have not responded to more questions about the shooting or the investigation. elaine, the officer involved has been placed on administrative leave while state investigators look into how he shot and killed the wrong man. >> quijano: mark strassmann, thai. in aleppo, syria, more than a hundred people were tak

. >> reporter: at first police in hoover, alabama claimed they had stopped a deadly threat. >> the hoover officer encountered an armed individual and he did shoot and kill that person. >> reporter: his family says bradford, who had a concealed weapons permit, was armed but his gun was always holstered. and by friday night hoover police admitted bradford likely did not fire the rounds at the mall. they're now searching for the real shooter. that pains emantic bradford sr., the victim's father, who is also a police officer. >> you've got on tv, you made it national. made it good like that officer's a hero. no. he screwed up. >> reporter: the bradford family is angry that hoover police have never contacted them. >> you shoot first and ask questions later. it's backwards. >> reporter: hoover police have not responded to more questions about the shooting or the investigation. elaine, the officer involved has been placed on administrative lead while state investigators look into how he shot and killed the wrong man. >> all right. mark strassmann. mark, thank you. >>> holiday shoppers racked up

>> reporter: in hoover alabama s protesteathered at the river chase galleria two days afterho police and killed a man there thanksgiving night. >> h really did not deserve it. they shot the wrong man. >> repor r: police and witnesses said it started with a fight during early black riday shopping. someone opened fire, shooting and wounding an 18-year-olddan a 12-year-old girl. the gunfire set off a panic, sending hundreds of shoppers stampeding to find safety. >> all of a sudden you heard teactive sh get in the back. they were shoving us wherever they cld putus. >> reporter: thursday police shot and killed a 21-y rr-old as from the area. they said he was fleeing while hoing a gun. >> we were fortunate that hoover officer was there where he >>eded to be. eporter: now police said evidence shows bradford likely did not fire the shots that hit the two victims and that they're now searching for another gunman. people want to know why. >> they killed an innocent black n. >> reporter: hoover police hav noz identit not identified the officer who fired the shots that killed bradford. >>> we al

you would think that the police department, hoover pd, all investigating bodies would want to be outfront and offer some clarity, some transparency because a man is dead. >> it's very bothersome to me, frederica, because listen the hoover police department knows how to show constraint and restraint, if you will, when they're dealing with white suspects who have a gun. that was a white couple by the name of shafer who stole an atm machine, and there was a four hour standoff. there was a 13-year-old kid who broke into the hoover tactical firearm building, stole guns, taken into custody without incident. this, frederica, is why i said i never bled blue because as a law enforcement official you would think that the police department would have extended the same kind of courtesy to mr. bradford senior that those police officers did to amber geiger when she killed --. they went through enormous lengths to allow her to wait for 72 hours for her to turn herself in, and they don't extend this family the courtesy of a phone call, that's outrageous. >> and he says wait a minute, that police wou

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herbert hoover is amazing at what he does. statistics say that in terms of the amount of aid that he sent and the amount of money that he raised, there was no greater humanitarian effort, organized by americans, until the recent tsunami. that is tremendous. herbert hoover is a private citizen, right? he has no capacity. what is he doing? herbert hoover buys his own ships, he paints them his own colors. he flies his own flag. he negotiates with the germans and the british to let him both through the blockade and the british blockade, and then with the germans, to allow him to demonstrate food in a german -occupied territory. he becomes a quasi-nation in and of himself. he enlists the help of average american citizens in this quest. so aiding belgian civilians is what americans overwhelmingly decide that they want to do. they're not going to take a side necessarily against britain or germany, they are on the side of the civilians, the people caught up in this war through no fault of their own. now, what we tend to do is stop the

hoover councilman derrick murphy and other city officials said if the state agency investigating the shooting won't release the i e s of information by monday at noon, the chief will decide whether to release bradford sooun yo senior is a retired police officer. >> i want justice for my son. i want the officer who did the shooting held accountable for it. >> reporter: as this investigation continues, the officer who shot and killed bradford remains on administrative leave. on saturday, his parents will bury their only son. mark strassmann, cbs news, hoover, alabama. >>> a new jersey man is set to pbe arraigned this morning in a case involving a mysterious mansion fire. suspect is accused of kill his brother, his brother's wife and their two children. nikki battiste has more. >> this one is the most brutal case that i've seen in my experience here. >> reporter: monmouth county prosecutors chris gramiccioni charged paul caneiro with four counts of murder for allegedly killing his business partner an killing his wife and two young children, 8-year-old sophia and 11-year-old jesse. >> th

>> cnn's ed lavendera is in hoover, alabama, with more on the investigation.e you hearing from police? >> reporter: well, family members say they're still waiting to hear any kind of explanation from police officials here in the town of hoover. the investigation has been takenover taken over by state authorities here in alabama. and hoover police say while they're extending their condolences to the bradford family, in that same statement, they also said that it was e.j. bradford who had, quote, brandished a weapon, holding a gun in his hand in those chaotic moments, in the second after the shooting erupted inside the mall on thanksgiving night. however, the family of e.j. bradford and their attorneys, civil rights attorney benjamin crump, they say that witnesses have come forward to them to say that it was actually bradford who was trying to waive people away from the scene, pushing them back and urging them to stay away from where they were. and they also said that they have a nurse who was trying to administer aid to e.j. bradford there in the mall and that

remember what brandeis said about hoover? he gets things done but has no authority in law for anything. the court was validating what hoover and the government had done. that the various things the government did during the war was to fix rental prices. in october 1919, note again that although hostilities had ceased much of the president -- had government, federal congress had established a commission to regulate rental property rights in the district of columbia. the size of the government had expanded enormously. not only through the creation of new agencies but by the expansion of older ones. nearly all of whom had come to washington from other places. faced with a complex job of financing the war, also hired on hundreds of people and most of them came from out of town. , notuilding had stopped only in washington, but around the country as the government took all building materials to erect the various training posts needed to turn civilians to soldiers. the housing shortage led many thelords to raise rents to point that

edgar hoover was rather dull.o get the authority to have the espionage and counter espionage during world war ii and his hands he was a mover and i followed the two of them, but one of the things that was interesting to me is that this wasn't just about germans versus americans or allies. often times it was fighting among themselves and one of the times that happened was with. ananatolian airline in latin america to be weeded out it was very dangerous because it could take everything like it could take part in them. it could take contraband and passengers rights to the heart of the right because it went to rome which was analyzed with berlin said they had to get rid of it and they tried all of these diplomatic ways to do it. they were saying we think that they are spotting for the germans. spotting the british ships. this fell into the hands of william stephenson. he thought that the best way to do something was to do a short of violence and murder if possible. if it wasn't possible when you had to murder and he w

jo yo joining me now, john anderson from "the hoover sun." what are you hearing from authorities? obviously with shootings, there is a lot of confusion, but why did there seem to be so many conflicting reports here? >> i think it was just a matter of what happened initially. you know, this happened very quickly and there was a press conference the night of the -- thanksgiving night, just a couple hours after the incident happened. and i believe, you know, police gave out the information that they had at the time. from what police told me, they believed then that the man that the police officer shot was, indeed, the shooter of the 18-year-old who was injured in the mall earlier. however, as has been indicated, after further investigation, they indicated they reviewed further evidence, did more witness interviews, and also reviewed some of the key pieces of evidence and came to the conclusion that their initial findings were incorrect. they apologized for that and indicated that they are very interested in finding who the actual shooter was in that case. >> so now family members and

after alfred made his recommendations, hoover asked him to join the food administration as hoover's special assistant. although wilson recognized that he would not be able to utilize brandeis's talents in any formal capacity while he remained on the court, he continued to talk with him on everything from organization to appointments, and every time a new problem came up, people would suggest putting brandeis in charge. wilson knew that if he appealed to brandeis as a matter of came up, people would suggest patriotism, brandeis would leave the court. but it had been too great a struggle to get him onto the bench, and the president had no intention of taking him off. at a meeting with rabbi stephen wise after wilson complained about how hard it had been to get someone for an important post, wise had said, why don't you ask justice brandeis? i need him everywhere, wilson responded, but he must stay where he is. brandeis must have surely anticipated that at least some of the administrations actions would have constitutional repercussions, and could eventually come before the supreme court. in t

>> reporter: an arrest made into in hoover, alabama of an officer mistakenly shot and killed a man they thought was the gunman. >> a new jersey family murdered, their mansion torched. >> the homeowner's brother has wen charged with causing the fire and killing his family members that lived there. >> this one is the most brutal case i have seen. >> newly released body cam video shows one sheriff's deputy's harrowing rescue and narrow escape in paradise, california, earlier this month. >> male birth control may be happening soon. >> it's as easy as men rubbing gel on their shoulders. >> meet kalin bennett, the 6'10" center signed a letter of intent to join the golden flash. >> the first school to sign a student with autism. >> i want to use this platform to inspire other kids. if i can do this, you can do it, too. >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening, i'm jeff glor. we are going to begin here tonight with today's surprise president trump's former personal lawyer. cohen said in federal court that he lied to congress, he says to support mr. trump's timeline of 2016 campaign. i

: but hoover police now admit bradford was not the mall shooter at all.was apparently a bystander and his killing a mistake. bradford was armed, but had a legal concealed weapons permit. the actual mall gunman is still at large four days later. >> you shoot first and ask questions later. it's backwards. >> reporter: april pipkins is the victim's mother. >> i'm like, "not my baby." mm like, "no, no, this can't be." >> reporter: worst moment of your life? >> the worst by far. the worst. li police here need to address the situation, say we made a mistake. >> reporter: emantic bradford, sr., the victim's father, is himself a police officer. he sees something troubling in the death of his son. su think race is factor? >> i think race was a factor involved in that situation, acause you never administered him any type of help. you shot him in the head. you left him there and let my son bleed out. >> reporter: hoover police say ouadford had his gun in his hand when they first arrived at the hll shooting. the officer involved has been placed on administrative leav

. >> reporter: at first, police in hoover, alabama, claimed they had stopped a deadly threat. >> theoover officer encountered an armed individual and did he shoot and kill that person. >> reporter: his family says bradford, who had a concealed weapons permit was rarmarmed bus always holstered. and police admitted bradford did not fire the rounds at the mall. they're now searching for the real shooter. that pains the victim's father who was also a police officer. >> there go a press conference, made it good like that officer is a hee roe row. no, he screwed up. >> reporter: the bradford family is angry that hoover police have never contacted them. >> you shoot first, ask questions later, it's backwards. >> reporter: the officer involved has been placed on adinistrative leave while state investigators look into how he shot and killed the wrong man. >>> coming up on "the morning news" now, headed to jail. a former trump campaign aide loses i had bid to deploy prison. >>> and an experimental vaccine for alzheimer's shows promise. this is the "cbs morning news." roomba is up for the chall

that's when an armed hoover police officer working mall security shot and killed him.o if bradford is not the one that shot the 18-year-old, there's someone out there that did. police say they now believe there were more than two people involved in the initial fight, with at least one gunman still at large who could be responsible for the 18-year-old shooting victim as well as a 12-year-old girl caught in the crossfire. she was also taken to the hospital. we learned from the army that bradford had enlisted but didn't complete his training. it is not clear if police believe that he may have fired any of the shots during the incident, though they say he was somehow involved. last we heard, the officer involved in the shooting is on administrative leave while they investigate, fred. >> thanks so much. update us when you get any more information. >>> joining me, fbi assistant director, cnn senior law enforcement analyst tom fuentes. they killed the man they thought was responsible, now they're going back on that. how is it something like this can happen. this is very unusu

the court sided with hoover. among the various things that the government did during the war that no administration had double for was to fix metal prizes. in october, although hostilities had ceased, much of the federal government remained on wartime footing and congress established a commission to regulate property rights in the district of columbia the size of the government had expanded he -- enormously to the war to the creation of new agencies and expansion of the old ones hundreds of people was working for the war industry board, nearly all who have come to washington from other places. based on the complex shop of financing the war, they also hired on hundreds of people and again, most of them came from out of town. homebuilding to practically stopped not only in washington, but around the country as a government took all building materials to erect the various training post needed to turn civilians into soldiers. the capital led many landlords to raise the rent to a point that government workers cannot a

. >> in hoover, alabama, near birmingham, a demand for answers. protesters gathered at the river chase galleria two days after police shot and killed a man there thanksgiving night. >> he really did not deserve it. they shot the wrong man. >> police and witnesses say it started with a fight in early black friday shopping. shooting and wounding an 18-year-old man and 12-year-old girl. it sent off a panic sending hundreds of shoppers stampeding. >> you heard active shoot and they were shoving us wherever they could put us. >> thursday, police shot and killed a 21-year-old as he ran from the area. they said he was fleeing while holding a gun. >> we were fortunate that that hoover officer was there where he needed to be. >> but now police say evidence shows bradford likely did not fire the shots that hit the two victims. that they're now searching for another gunman. people want to know why. >> they killed an innocent black man. >> hoover police have not identified the officer who fired the shots that killed bradford. the state has taken over the inve

damr on, they build hoover towards las vegas. that was the first big dam on the river. city's of southern california and arizona and nevada developed, they needed more water. dam decided to build parker , primarily to serve as a source of water for southern california. took them several years to build it. they finished in 1938. it provided a big lake here, lake havasu on the colorado river. it was one of the last ones built. the name havasu comes from a local couple who were brought down when the dam was finished and the lake was full, nice and blue. they said, what do you think of it? we need a name for it. speak a lot didn't of english said, havasu. in their language it means, lou green water. these to be brown or red. -- blue green water. it used to be read. americans toative thank for the name of our lake and city. during world war ii, there was a huge army air base up and king went. -- king and. there was a base where they chain -- trained gunners. you've all seen the turn, top and bottom, guys in the waste of the airplane with the door open. they're ready to shoot

the hoover police department, you guys dropped the ball in a major way. seriously. not to even call and give your condolences shows the type of character that the mayor and hoover pd has for hurr family. this family will never be the same at all. it hurts me. >> cnn joining me now with all of this. what else are we learning or not learn being this? >> we are learning very little. the family is very frustrated. they want the apology, but they don't want to hear more words from the police officers until the surveillance video is released. they believe that will speak volumes. there was an emotional press conference. one of ej's members to the left of the podium can no longer stand to hear more about how he was killed. >> they made their decision. >> they are upset because police have not contacted since this happened on thanksgiving night. they have not responded to our questions either. this started because police said there was a fight of some kind that resulted in an 18-year-old and 12-year-old getting shot and they told the public one of their officers working off

thank you to hoover and heritage for the invitation. y predecessors have spoken about the intellectual roots of identity politics. 'm going to talk about demographic factors involved, hich make it likely that you're going to have identity politics of the nationalist and populist variety, as well as multiculturalist, for some time to come in the western world. some of you may have seen these ery interesting computer visualizations of voting in the united states, where the info graphic imagines that democratic voting areas are islands in an ocean. you see this archipelago of democratic cities, big cities, college towns, in this ocean. the reverse of that, if you've ever seen this, is red america, epublican america. t is this continental landmass with a bunch of lakes. it is kind of like minnesota. lakes where the democratic cities and counties have vanished. you see michael here, a great analyst of this. "to me if i'm mistaken, but you see -- he can correct me if i'm mistaken, but you see a convergence between western europe and the unite

. >> police say bradford was fleeing the scene and brandishing a weapon and when a hoover police department working as mall security shot and killed him. >> serve out here hurting so bad! this is not the way to say good-bye. not with a bullet! not in the back! >>> for anyone that was offended by my comments, i certainly apologize. >> she made a statement which i know that she feels very badly about it. >> it's given our state another black eye. >>> up oral a sunday morning! we are grateful you are. 6:00 here. i'm christi paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >>> deal or no deal at the u.s./mexico border in the incoming mexican government denies reports it's reached a deal to keep asylum seekers out of the united states. >>> plus, according to "the washington post" trump campaign manager said the president is surrounded by disloyal staff and, quote, swamp creatures. the comments from those in the president's inner circle. >> are you heading home today? could ab rough road for millions of americans. winter storms are expected to create trouble for travelers, unfortunately, acro

hoover was wearing this. oh, my god, it became a practical international incident and the japanese ambassador had to talk to president hoover about it. you do see that. with mrs. nixon you see especially a lot of those blends she would refer to as the non-crushables which were practical because of all the traveling she did. >> our next question will come from the front row. i want to acknowledge olivia for giving her input. olivia is the curator here. [ applause ] that put an incredible amount of thought, time and work into that runway and the display in the main galleries. if you haven't gotten in there, make sure you get in there to see them. those are all pat nixon's dresses [ inaudible dresses. [ inaudible ] >> and sandy works on broadway dressing ladies, dressing costumes, too. >> we'll do two more. the next one will come from the front row and i'll ask the last one if that's okay with you. >> thanks, carl, for being here, it's an honor to have you. a couple things. you talked about how martha washington

hoover police need the mall and confronted the gunman and offic the 18-year-old is serious condition. your i'm it 4:31, speaking of black friday, whether you like shopping on black friday or cyber monday a lot of people take part in both of those days. doug luzader reports that both brick and mortar and online retailers are looking for crossover appeal. >> the rush may be on for consumers, whether you stand in line this morning or shop online come cyber monday, but everyone is branching out. wal-mart is augmenting brick and martyr stars and amazon is opening actual stores offering young consumers oddly new, the experience of buying something and getting it right away, it's a lot of fun, you don't have to wait, you can come in the store and buy what you like. >> what a concept. >> tmy opinion, i'm glad they've done it. >> at this point, the national retail federation lumps black friday and cyber monday together into this five-day holiday shopping extravagnews f of view, they're expected to spend 4% more this year. >> lets do it. >> in new york city, in fact, the famous fao schwartz tha

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the fbi under hoover illegally wiretapped americans.ugged them and used secret information as a weapon of political warfare to try to destroy people. notably martin luther king jr. hoover has been dead for 46 years, christiane. and the 21st century fbi is robert mueller's fbi. he ran it for 12 years. taking office the week before information. and serving until september 2013 when jim comey took over. i've met mueller, i've interviewed mueller. two years ago this week. this is an extraordinary man. and the fbi for all its flaws, is mueller's fbi. they are straight shooters. and they will follow the evidence. wherever it goes. and if donald trump decides to follow richard nixon down the road to hell, by trying to take down the command structure, of the justice department, the fbi will follow him. they will be on the case and on his trail down that road. >> so i want to get your analysis. you say the fbi is straight shooters, it's mueller's fbi. comey worked closely with mueller. of course comey was very very controversial about the whole

hoover police admitted that e.jw bradford not the gunman they were searching for after a double shooting left two people wounded. demonstrators protested this weekend. police say he was seen running away from the scene armed with a gun and investigators s he had en involved in a fight. sday his fatheraid his son had a concealed carry permit and asked the pole chief t clear his name. >> that was unacceptable and it never will be acceptable by my book, you know. it hurts me to the coreon my is gone. i can't get him back. but you vilifying my son like he's a criminal. >> the mun gan in the original shooting has still not beenug . bradford's family plans to hold a rally tomorrow night at the hoover city jail reiterating that the videos bele ed. >>> a foreign adviser is preparing for a short stint in a prison cell. george papadop to prison. port he pleaded guilty last year to lying to federal agents about his interactions with russian officials. papadopoulos is expected to spend two weeks in prison. >>> metrs yellow lin shutting down starting tomorrow. we'll tell you what you need to know to

and the mirror was j edgar huger --dash mike hoover.edgar huger --dash mike hoover they have authority to have all of the espionage. during world war ii in his hands. he was really a mover and i sort of follow the two of them. one of the things that was very interesting to me was the spy business was not just about germans versus't americans. often it was in one of the times that happenedan to be weeded out. it was very dangerous. w it could take platinum, it could take passengers. right to the heart because it went to rome. which of course was allied with berlin. so they have to get rid of it and they tried all of these diplomatic ways to do it. the ambassador was a classic ambassador. we think those pilots are spotting. for the germans. we have to get rid of them. it fell into the hands of william stephenson. then you have to murder. and he was a pilot.. he thought knocking down an airplane full of people would not be a good idea because at that time there were decisions made. this was not one of them. so he went to camp ex. where act

river chase day galleria in hoover. police say a fight between two people, including an 18-year-old ended in a gunfire exchange outside foot action store. shooter fled but was confront and fatally shot by police. the hoover police captain said a 12-year-old female was also struck with a bullet. >> unfortunately if you get thousands and thousands of people together in any venue, occasionally you're going to have violence. and unfortunately and sadly for us it happened tonight. >> the injured 18-year-old is hospitalized in serious condition. the 12-year-old was transported to children's hospital and is believed to be conscious, alert, and talking, that's good news. the mall is closed until further notice. >>> armed gunmen stormed the chinese consulate in pakistan this morning triggering a violent shootout. at least two police officersd, were also killed during the attack. no chinese diplomats or staff were harmed. a separatist militant group has claimed responsibility. hours after the shooting, another incident at least 2

to speak to president hoover about it. so you see that. with misses nixon -- mrs. nixon he would see a lot of those blend which were practical because of all the traveling she did. >> next question from the front row. i want to acknowledge olivia forgiven her input. she is the curator here. she put an incredible amount of thought, time, and work into that runway just outside in the hall and the display in the main gallery. if you have not gotten in make sure that you go see them. >> you can see him from the bowers museum. she works on runways addressing costumes. >> we will do two more. the next one will come from the front row. i will ask the last one if it is okay with you. >> a couple things he talked about how martha washington intentionally wore american- made clothes. when did they start when different regional clothing for different diplomatic reasons? >> there's always the issue in the 19th century of our way a private person or a public person. where does that line begin and end. for example tony medicine we have

." >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... corporate funding is provided by... >> until two years ago, he was best-known as a controversial economist, author, and filmmaker. then peter navarro joined the trump administration on the very first day. his official title is assistant to the president, and he directs the newly created white house office for trade & manufacturing policy. now he is best-known as the strongest defender of president trump's escalating trade war with china and the u.s. tariffs that are changing relationships with both america's allies and adversaries around the world. peter navarro, welcome to "firing line." >> nice to see you. >> i'd like to begin by asking how you view china. and i'm not talking about the administration's broad industrial policy towards china. i mean, how does peter navarro view china? >> i see china as an economic threat to the welfare of working men and women in this country, particularly those who work with their hands in manufacturing. and, you know, back in the day, in 2006, when

hoover police admitting the man they killed during a mall shooting thanksgiving night likely was notother people being shot. so chaos broke out in one of the busiest shopping nights there. police say an altercation escalated into a shooting that left two people hospitalized. the police officer shot and killed an armed man police originally believed was responsible for the shooting. now police say bradford was not the man who actually fired the shots and the search is on for the actual gunman. cnn's tasha ten joining me now. >> we tried to ask them questions. they're saying they're deferring to the alabama law enforcement agency that's taken over. they say they can't investigate this because it involved one of the officers. the armed shooting working as mall security. the initial report was the men got into a fight that resulted in a 21-year-old shooting an unarmed 18-year-old and that victim was taken to the hospital. hoover police issued a statement saying the 21-year-old may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation but likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-

hoover was fanatically loyal to himself and to the fbi. it was terribly important to him to maintain his personal reputation and power in the fbi. one of the things he did was he controlled fbi interactions with the press. he did not want fbi agents blundering into reporters and trying to recruit them as sources and then that ending up in the press and smearing the fbi. he had strict rules of engagement that if anybody in the fbi wanted to contact a reporter, they had to do a background check on the reporter, they had to get permission from their superior at the fbi who probably would have bumped it all the way up to hoover, and it would have taken a month before they got permission to approach somebody. there was an fbi counterintelligence officer who was assigned to follow people who were known kgb officers in the united states. including those at tass. he figured a work around about this. there was a particular kgb officer who was assigned to find out what he was up to. this kgb officer liked to ask american reporters to have lunch with

this many happened in hoover south of birmingham. someone reportedly opened fire shoot ag18-year-old man and 12-year-old girl. people ran in a panic and an officer shot and killed a man named fitzgerald bradford. police say he was running away with a gun but now investigators is admit they likely killed the wrong person and the real gunman still on the loose. >> they killed an innocent blackmon. >> we were fortunate that hoover officer was there is where he needed to be. >> both of the other people shot are still recovering in the hospital. no word on how they're doing at this point. but the state is now taking over that investigation. >>> new at 5:00, a man with flair voice to many in the bay area is missing. long time kgo radio host ray tailal fer row has been reported missing. nobody has seen or heard from him in more than a week. he was last seen at a pizzeria in paducah, kentucky. at the lives about a half hour away in illinois. he hosted an overnight talk show at kgo from the 1977 till 2011. he's a member of the black journalis

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. ♪ >>> police in hoover, alabama, admit they killed the wrong man in the minutes a gunman opened fire, and now it appears that shooter got away and remains on the loose this morning, and the family of the man that was killed wants justice. ed is live. >> reporter: good morning, john. at just about 10:00 on thursday night, thanksgiving night, when police say -- originally said that the 21-year-old bradford was involved in an altercation that led to the shooting of an 18-year-old and 12-year-old, and now police here in mover, alabama, just south of birmingham say they do not believe it's likely that bradford fired those shots at all and that the shooter is here on the loose. now, hoover police release add new statement here this morning saying they are extending their condolences and thoughts and prayers to the family of e.j. bradford, but they have evidence that bradford brandished a weapon in the seconds after the shooting happened in the mall and that led to that situation, and the family has hired an attorney and they are saying over the weekend that this is clearly a situation if y

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the next day hoover police admitted they shot the wrong person saying in part new ge evidence now ss that while mr. bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation, h likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. this information indicates th there is at least one gunman still at large. >> no justice. >> reporter: amid protestshe officer involved is now on administrative leave. bradford's father shis son had a concealed handgun license, but hoover police and the alabama law enforcement agency now leading the investigation have released little information about the shooting or the suspects still at large. leaving this derief-stricken family to w >> no family should have to ever go through this. >> reporter: when they will get answers. tommy leitner, nbc news. >>> president trump 18 ll hit the campaign trail one last time tomorrow in support of the republican senate id cae in mississippi's still un cide election. nbc's kelly o'donnell reports on what's at stake. >> the last act of ss018's mid-term drama. missiippi's senate runoff tuesday. >> miss

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bradford's father says his son had a concealed handgun license, but hoover police and the alabama law enforcement agency now leading the investigation have released little information about the shooting or the suspects still at large. leaving this grief-stricken family to wonder >> no family should have to ever go through this. >> reporter: when they will get answers. tommy leitner, nbc news. >>> president trump will hit the 2018 campaign trail one last time tomorrow in support of the republican senate candidate in mississippi's still undecide election. nbc's kelly o'donnell reports on what's at stake. >> the last act of 2018's mid-term drama. mississippi's senate runoff tuesday. >> mississippi is at a crossroads. >> reporter: democratic challenger mike espy. >> i want tonight senator of the future. >> reporter: taking on republican incumbent cindi hyde smith. >> i want to be the senator that you're very proud that you supported. >> reporter: scorn quickly followed after she used public hanging as a punch line. heaping salt on historic wounds of racial violence. >> the ways of the old

the program was recorded as part of the hoover institution's series, uncommon knowledge. peter robinson moderates the conversation. it is just over half an hour. >> ronald reagan and pope john paul ii, a partnership that changed the world. we are in washington at a conference devoted to that subject. with us, an eyewitness to the relationship tween president reagan and pope john paul ii, the former attorney general, edwin meese iii. [applause] welcome to uncommon knowledge. i'm peter robinson, a graduate of yale and the university of california berkeley, edwin meese served as foreign affairs secretary for newly elected governor ronald reagan and then as chief of staff to the untilor from 1969 governor reagan left office in early 1975. from 1981 to 1985, mr. meese served as counselor to the president. the end of the administration, he served as the 75th attorney general of the united states. now holds an emeritus status as the heritage foundation's ronald reagan chair and emeritus as a distinguished visiting fellow at the hoover institution. no one knew ronald reagan bette