ah, jamel, i say in response. he has put on weight and taken a shower, and his skin looks perfectly back. and just, sorry, as a side note, so this gentleman suffered from terrible schizophrenia. and early in my treatment with him and my introduction to him, he's this beautiful black man, and he was convinced he was white. and he would repeatedly peel off his skin in an attempt to prove that he was white. and so here i was seeing him years later, looking -- in a jail, is so not wonderful situation, but certainly looking healthier. jamel laughs, oh, yeah, except i'm back in here again. but this is the last time, dr. ford, i promise. i don't tell him how many times i have heard that one before. everyone takes a chair, some close to the table, others as far away from the conversation as possible. a hefty black pa patient in a do-rag pulls out one of the chairs for me and waits for cynthia to sit down before he takes a chair. cynthia and i sit at opposite ends to that we can work off each of other and try to contain wh

jamel boyce was stabbed last year. he's now in a vegetative state, his family left counting the cost of the rise in knife attacks. every day i go to see him — it's like going to a funeral. that's not jamel, that's not how i know him. so it tears me up. it rips me it up every day i see him. recorded violent crime is up 18 %, as home office figures show police numbers are at their lowest in more than 30 years. also tonight: after four days of brexit talks, there are still fundamental disagreements over citizens‘ rights between the uk and europe. ajoint us and european police operation shuts down two of the biggest illegal market places on the dark web. a third of dementia cases could be prevented, if more of us looked after the health of our brain throughout our lives. he was one of the greatest surrealist painters. now salvador dali's body has been exhumed in a paternity case. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: we'll have all the latest from the open golf. and it's a third gold medal for hannah cockroft at the worl

that's not jamel, that is not how i knowjamel, it's not how i want to rememberjamel. it tears me up, it rips me up, every day i see him. another stabbing in manchester in january. today's18% increase in violence is based on the crimes actually recorded by police. it's sometimes been an unreliable measure, but all the same, government statisticians think the fall in crime of recent years may be on the turn, even if the headline figure is possibly too high. a large part of that volume increase, in violence especially, is due to improved recording, rather than a genuine rise in crime. having said that there are some categories of violence at the more serious end of the spectrum, like murder, attempted murder, knife crime and gun crime, where we think the rises are genuine and reflect an uptick in violent crime. ministers concede there have been increases in some crimes, but don't agree that it could be because of austerity or because the number of police officers is at its lowest level since 1985. i absolutely refuse to accept that there are economic reasons underpinning

jamel boyce was stabbed last year.se in knife attacks. every day i go to see him — it's like going to a funeral. that's not jamel, that's not how i know him. so it tears me up. it rips me it up every day i see him. recorded violent crime is up 18 %, as home office figures show police numbers are at their lowest in more than 30 years. also tonight: after four days of brexit talks, there are still fundamental disagreements over citizens' rights between the uk and europe. ajoint us and european police operation shuts down two

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the five teens filmed it as they taunted 31-year-old jamel dunn as he struggled to stay afloat. >> get, you going down! >> [ bleep ]. >> buddy. we not going to help your [ bleep ]. >> drowning, what the heck. >> cnn's nick valencia has the details of this very tragic story. nick? >> fred, this week detectives with the cocoa police department interviewed the teens who recorded the video. they told police they were in the area smoking weed when they saw dunn get into the water. here's where it gets all the more disturbing. according to police, none of the teens showed remorse during questioning. in fact, one of them smirked. we have to warn you, the video that you're about to watch is disturbing. >> get out the water, you going down! >> reporter: a blatant disregard for human life. >> we not going to help your [ bleep ]. >> a group of florida teens taunt a drowning man while filming his final moments from afar. >> ain't nobody going to help you, you dumb [ bleep ]. shouldn't have got in there. >> reporter: in a two-minute-long video clip the five teen boys between the ages of 14 and 16 c

. >> reporter: the video recording for more than two minutes, before 31-year-old jamel dunn drowned. we could've helped him. we didn't even try to help him. >> reporter: the teens told no one. dunn's family desperately searching for him. police discovering his body five days later. do you wish you could do more legally here? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: shockingly in florida, you don't legally have to rescue someone in distress. >> i would've never believed that somebody could watch somebody in distress and not do anything about it. >> reporter: tonight, police finding an obscure statute to pursue misdeameanor charges for failing to report a death. >> they're laughing and joking in the background, saying, "no, we're not going to help you." that was just horrible. >> reporter: it's up to the state attorney's office to decide whether to file the misdemeanor charges. >> victor, thank you. >>> we turn next to o.j. simpson. he's already been moved inside the prison. and authorities revealing he's requested to go to florida when he gets out. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: he m

the boys ages 14 to 16 can be heard laughing as jamel dunn struggles to stay afloat on a pond in cocoan july 9. family members reported dunn missing three days later. the teens stayed quiet so authorities didn't know where to look. authorities want those teens charged with a crime of not reporting a death to the medical examiner. >> what this comes down to is it's a moral issue. what you watch when you watch that video is just again like i said i don't know -- i've been in law enforcement for 27 years and i don't know as i can really sit here and describe it, i really can't. >> the state of florida currently does not have a law where a citizen is obligated to render aid for anyone in distress or call for help. >>> now the mayor of minneapolis says that she is not resigning in the wake of the controversial shooting death of an unarmed woman. mayor betsy hodges may her statement after the city's police chief did resign yesterday. the move came less than a week after a city officer shot and killed justine damond. she had called officers to her home for help when officer mohammed noor shot

the boys ages 14 and 16 can be heard laughing as jamel dunn struggles to stay afloat in a pond in cocoamily members reported dunn missing. authorities want the teens charged with the crime of not reporting a death to the medical examiner. >> what this comes down to is it's a moral issue. i mean, what you watch when you watch that video is just again like i said -- i don't know, i mean, i've been in law enforcement for 27 years. i don't know as i can really sit here and describe it, i really can't. >> the state of florida currently does not have a law where a citizen is obligated to render aid for anyone in distress for call for help. >>> well, the mayor of minneapolis says she's not resigning in the wake of the controversial shooting death of an unarmed woman. mayor betsy hodges made the statement after the police chief resigned yesterday. the move came less than a week after a city officer shot and killed justine damond. she had called officers to her home for help when officer mohammed noor shot and killed here. the shoot is under investigation. >>> internet gambling in the u.s. hangs

police say back on july 9-th ---jamel dunn was drowning in a retention pond.teens ranging in age from 14 to 18 were there. but instead of helping dunn. they recorded video and mocked him as he cried out for help. they could be heard telling him he's going to die and they weren't going to help. now we're hearing from dunn's sister who says she can't believe what the teens did. <> ( marty ) intially police weren't going to charge the teens. because florida does not have a law obligating a citizen to render aid or call for help for anyone in distress. but now police say they have found a statut

police say back on july 9-th ---as jamel dunn was drowning in a retention pond. five teens ranging in age from 14 to 18 were there. but instead of helping dunn. they recorded video and mocked him as he cried out for help. they could be heard telling him he's going to die and they weren't going to help. now we're hearing from dunn's sister now intially police weren't going to charge the teens. because florida does not have a law obligating a citizen to render aid or call for help for anyone in distress. but now police say they have found a statute that requires a person who witnesses a death to

the teens recorded 31-year-old j jamel as he drowned in a rete tension pond. police said their actions were inhumane and cruel. state law doesn't require people to help when somebody else in distress. the victim's sister wants to see that law changed. >> i would like to call it dun's right to duty. be you see some assistance at a crime going on, you should be obligated to help or get help for them. >> police still don't know why dunn went into the water in the first place. after outrage police may charge the teens with failure to report a death and that is a misdemeanor. >>> a lawsuit filed today claims the law that replaced n ed nort carolina's bathroom bill is just as discriminatory. that cost several organizations to cancel sports events and conventions in north carolina. north carolina speaker of the house has been quoted that the replacement bill ensures that people of the opposite sex cannot go into designated multioccupancy bathrooms. >>> it's not just the san francisco marathon that could cause a traffic mess. the changes on muni that could make it har

and 31- year-old jamel dun.. died. police call the incident "beyond heartless."body...was retrieved after five days of searching. those close to the victim...are still in disbelief tonight. (sot) the state attorney's office released a statement condemning the video, but saying prosecutors could find no law that had been violated. the five teens who made and posted the video have been identified and interviewed, but there is no formal punishment. (steve) it's a modern day gold rush! thanks to a wetter-than-usual winter, and a major snow melt, parts of california are seeing a boost in gold. one area seeing a bunch of nuggets and the like.....yuba city. reporter angela greenwood has more. i see a lot of gold potential there," he said. "how much gold? pounds. pounds and pounds."van camp knows his trade. he goes out at least once per week - and finds what he's looking forfor serious gold prospectors like digger bob, secrecy is of the utmost importance.prospectors don't want other prospectors to know what they've already found out - namely a good spot to mine - like on

police say the victim-31 year old jamel dunn got into an argument with his mom and possibly his fiancethe afternoon of july 9th. 10 minutes after the fight was over, police say dunn scaled a fence surrounding a pond near his family's home, and walked into the water. his family reported him missing three days later. the teen's stayed quiet about what they saw so police didn't know where to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days after his death.simone scott, sister of the victim: "i feel like something should be done to them."the victim's sister posted the video of the drowning on facebook. in a facebook live post, she questioned the teen's humanity. simone scott, sister of the victim: "if they can sit there and watch somebody die in front of their eyes, imagine what they're going to do when they get older. where are they going to be when they get older? where's the morals?" (justine) unfortunately police say, their job is to enforce the law, and since no law was broken in this case, nothing can be done. (jr stone) coming up... a big shake up at the white house.. with sean s

police say the victim-31 year old jamel dunn got into an argument with his mom and possibly his fiance the afternoon of july 9th. 10 minutes after the fight was over, police say dunn scaled a fence surrounding a pond near his family's home, and walked into the water. his family reported him missing three days later. the teen's stayed quiet about what they saw so police didn't know where to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days after his death.simone scott, sister of the victim: "i feel like something should be done to them."the victim's sister posted the video of the drowning on facebook. in a facebook live post, she questioned the teen's humanity. simone scott, sister of the victim: "if they can sit there and watch somebody die in front of their eyes, imagine what they're going to do when they get older. where are they going to be when they get older? where's the morals?" (jr stone) after the teens recorded the video, police say they waited a few days to post it online. in fact, the family of the victim first saw the video on social media over the weekend. they are askin

police say back on july 9-th ---as jamel dunn was drowning in a retention pond in coco florida. five teens ranging in age from 14 to 18 were there. but instead of helping dunn... they recorded video and mocked him as he cried out for help. initially police were not going to press charges.. but they have found a statue that requires a person who witnesses a death to report it to a medical examiner....som ething those teens did ánotá do. (steve) new at ten.. police are investigating an attempted robbery and stabbing at a starbucks that was all caught on camera.. this is the newly released surveillance footage showing the moment a customer takes on the armed robber. it happened in fresno wednesday night... investigators say the suspect ... ryan flores ... walked in with a knife and toy gun demanding money from a barista. that's when cragg jerri saw what was happening... picked up a metal chair and hit flores in the back. the two began fighting... and at one point jerri was stabbed in the neck. police say he is expected to be ok... and that jerri is a hero. police found the suspect

the victim, 31-year-old jamel dunn got into an argument with his mom and possibly his fiancee and tenutes after the fight was over, police say dunn scaled a fence and walked into the water. his family reported him missing three days later. the teens stayed quiet about what they saw so police didn't know where to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days after his death. >> i feel like something should be done. >> reporter: the victim's sister posted the video of the drowning on facebook and she questioned their humanity. >> they can watch somebody die in front of their lives and imagine what they'll do when they're older. imagine how they'll be where they're older. >> reporter: the teens waited a few days before they posted the video online. in fact, the sister of the victim first saw the video posted last saturday on facebook. she told me that she is disgusted and angry that nothing is being done. we did reach out to the state's attorney's office and though they tell us there's no law on the books that requires a citizen to call if someone else is in distress they're review

and 31-year-old jamel dun.. died. police call the boys "beyond heartless." the victim's body...was retrieved after five days of searching. those close to the victim are still in disbelief. ( darya ) florida prosecutors say they could find no law that the teens had violated so no charges will be filed. (james) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. (tiffany) breaking news from overnight... police in san jose are searching for an attacker who stabbed a man. i'll have the details just in to kron four. (mark) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)today will be a nice day with plenty of sunshine to enjoy. we're waking up this morning to mos

. >> police don't know why 31-year-old jamel dawn went into that retention pond on july 9th but when boys simply stood there and mocked him and recorded his demise with their cell phone laughing. as they did it. dunn's fiancee was there five days later when his body was finally recovered. >> could nothing in your heart tell you not to do anything when someone is crying out for help and you're telling them that you're not going help them. >> the local police department there is now recommending charges against the teens hoop recorded that video but the final decision will have to come from the county prosecutor's officially. >> a judge is now convicted a michigan woman of killing her husband in a crime witnessed by the man's pet parrot. the judge found her guilty of fatally shooting martin durham in may of 2015. martin's ex-wife says that after the killing the parrot repeated "don't shoot" in martin's voice saying what are believed to be his last words. prosecutors are calling that a failed suicide attempt. she is set to be sentenced now next month. >> big talkers now. we start in ten

those five teens stood here and recorded jamel dunn for two minutes laughing at the 31-year-old as he died. >> we just saw buddy die. we've could have helped him. we didn't even try to help him. >> reporter: authorities say the teenagers would not be facing criminal charges. that the teens were not obligated to render aid to dunn. do you wish you could do more legally here? >> oh, absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: shockingly in florida and many state, you don't legally have to try to help someone in distress. >> a life could have been saved. a life could have been helped. you know, a family could have got closure and people know what happened to him. it's just so disturbing. >> reporter: but the teens also neglected to report the drowning. to split and now authorities hope an obscure statute will allow them to pursue misdemeanor charges for failing to report a death. >> as far as we know the statute has never been used in this way. i don't know as there's any just outcome. >> reporter: the state attorney's office releasing the video as a key piece of evidence in the investigation a

the teens posted the video to youtube showing 31-year-old jamel dunn drowning in a pond. video you can hear the boys laughing as the man drowns. police initially said they couldn't charge the teens because florida doesn't have a law that requires people to call for help for anyone in distress. now they are using a law that says it's the duty of any person to report a death. ( mark ) the senate has begun debating the repeal of the affordable care act. but republicans still may not have enough votes to actually pass a new health care bill.( darya ) john lawrence takes a look at what's next. republicans in the senate voted in favor of starting a debate on health care .....by the slimmest margin possible. nat sound from senate"on this vote the ayes are 50 and the nays are 50. the senate being equally divided the vice president votes in the affirmative."this marks a win for the g-o-p.donald trump/president (no font necessary)"i'm extremely happy that we got this vote. this is -- they say, if you look historically, this is the tough vote to get." however, just hours after getti

. >> that astonishing video captures 31-year-old jamel dunn's final moments.ion pond but a group of teens saw him and rather than call 911 they recorded dunn and made fun of him as he drowned even acknowledging he was drowning in the moment. dunn's fiancÉe was there five days later when his body was finally recovered. >> life could have been saved. life could have been helped. family could have got closure and he's missing and no one is saying nothing or coming forward and people knowing what happened to him it's just so disturbing, you know and we just want answers. we just want to know what happened to our loved one. that's all we want to know. >> now police did interview the five teens involved here. the chief calls their actions "utterly inhumane and cruel" but says state law does not require people to give or call for help when someone is in distress. >> hm. >> police in camden county are investigating a shooting this morning that left a person injured. chopper6 overhead as it happened about 11:00 a.m. in the 300 block of north fountain street in camden.

the teens posted the video to youtube showing 31- year-old jamel dunn drowning in a pond.you can hear the boys laughing as the man drowns. police initially said they couldn't charge the teens because florida doesn't have a law that requires people to call for help for anyone in distress. now they are using a law that says it's the duty of any person to report a death. (darya) happening now... police are searching for two men in connection with a deadly shooting in san francisco's marina district. the shooting happened in may on alhambra street and police are now releasing the surveillance images of the men they are looking for. 32-year-old kelly freeman was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head. police say these two men are considered persons of interest in the case. (darya) research of former football players found evidence of a brain disease linked to repeated head blows in nearly all of them.(mark) of the 202 brains studied, researchers found c-t-e in 177 of them. including all but áone of the n-f-l players in the study. c-t-e, or chronic traumatic encephalopathy

and 31-year-old jamel dun.. died. police call the boys "beyond heartless."im's body...was retrieved after five days of searching. those close to the victim are still in disbelief. ( darya ) florida prosecutors say they could find no law that the teens had violated so no charges will be filed. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... another warning for a bay area lake but it's not because of toxic algae. we will explain what's wrong coming up. ( tiffany ) and breaking news from overnight... a deadly earthquake hits off the coast of turkey. i will show you the new pictures of the destruction just into the newsroom.( james ) your bay area forecast is next. . as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope.