report the tragical of two finest, our deep east condolences to families of officer enrÍquez and kalamaning to the suspect now, a mug shot of him, apparently according to his attorney hanell had several different mental health issues and several restraining orders against him, one of the officers killed, tiffany enrÍquez actually had a previous run-in with him but appears neighbors had no idea he was carrying a gun, police say he wasn't supposed to because he didn't have permits to own a weapon, jillian. jillian: thanks, for the update. now to this, president trump is kicking into high gear, legal team expected to file first legal brief in just hours, the president slamming democrats push in an address to the american farm bureau. rob: todd piro will join us. >> the historic week has finally arrived. the president wasting no time lashing out. >> we are achieving what no administration has ever achieved before and what do i get, tell me, i get impeached, that's what i get out of it by the radical left lunatics. >> president trump also tweeting, quote, i have never seen the republican par

so far no steps appear to have been taken un special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions agnes kalama joining us on the line thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you. ok let's move onto our other big story of the day a more than 100 and the 70 people have died after ukrainian passenger jet crashed in iran it has not clear what caused the plane to go down the ukraine international airlines jet was on its way from iran's capital tehran to key of a ukraine's president blood a resilin ski has broken off a for in visit to return to kiev because of the crash and the president says that ukraine will be sending a search and rescue team to iran tonight a field of burning debris lights up the night sky near the iranian capital one they apparent remnants of the ukraine international airlines flight that crashed shortly after takeoff from to iran sue never out a little rainy and t.v. stations where the 1st to broadcast images of the crash including this mobile phone video which appears to show you the plane going down but it's daybreak of that reveals the extent of the dest

but to coming up now on al-jazeera it's up front looking at us in iran relations and the un's agnes kalama also discusses her report into the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi stay with us for that. all wrong in the united states on the path to war on today's up front a special debate between a former iranian diplomat and the retired u.s. general. i'm mad also on the show u.n. investigator and yes calabar has accused the crown prince of saudi arabia of hacking into the cell phone of washington post owner jeff bezos kalama whether anyone can stand up to m.p.'s but 1st after iranian general hossam salem on he was assassinated in iraq on the order of u.s. president donald trump the islamic republic of iran and the united states almost went to war and we're not out of the woods yet tensions between the 2 countries are the new high so who's to blame for all of this and is there a way out that's our debate. today on the front we're hosting something you don't often see on television a debate between 2 people infant.

officer tiffany enriquez and officer kaulike kalama wer and m ugho the neighborhood >> reporter: gunfire and flames in one of hawaiiighbhoods. nbc's station khnl report as man living in a rental property in the area stabbed the property only when she tried to evict him. he shot and killed two officers. >> the people of luwawu almost a million strong lost two members of their family, and we're grieving. >> reporter: the house then went up in flames, the fire believed to be set by the gunman. >> at this time there are three persons unaccounted for, including the suspect. >> flames spread throughout thn the all-clear. police say the alleged assay land was known to them. >> jerry hanel in his 60s has been identified as the suspect of the kill of the two officers and the stabbing of the female. >> reporter: this neighborhood near the beach now stunned. >> here you have some of the nicest homes in hawaii and one of the nicest areas in hawaii, so none of us at any time can be freed up from the possibility of such a horrible thing happening. >> reporter: a horrible thing that happened in paradis

. >>> now, tve bn killed the police chief said that officers tiffany enriquez and kaulike kalama wereatally killed officials believe he died in the fire but that has not been confirmed. two are reported missing in the aftermath. let's go to nbc's sarah harman >> reporter: a fiery siege in an upscale honolulu hollywood >> is it began as a standoff situation, it appeared he was not coming out peacefully. >> reporter: the circumstances still being evicted from his home and allegedly stabbed his landlord according to our affiliate khhl. >> i said he's got a gun, get backup >> reporter: the suspect reportedly set his own house on fire that fire has quickly spread he has been an issue for police? >> for a very long time. i've seen the police officers up there sometimes three times a week for over a year >> really show people the size of that fire >> reporter: neighbors sharing the dramatic footage on social media. >> i was walking my dogs and now we're down under siege this has never happened before here oh, my god pray for us. pray for us, everybody, pray for us >> reporter: a tragedy leav

well that statement was not well received by agnes kalama who reports to the u.n. on extrajudicial executions on twitter she said there is no more pressing time for the un and its leadership to step up the now but this statement does not bode well you have the legal tools and the platform please use them and she included the hash tag world war 3. joins us now from las vegas i guess welcome to the news of the un's got the tools what do you want them to do with those tools. look as you have well reported since yesterday the situation is extremely serious an extremely grave international law may not be the response. political will is required to move forward but the secretary general has a few tools at his disposal as a 1st and important 20 that you should involve article 999 of the un charter which would allow for the issue to become a priority on the edge and of the security council as well as a on the agenda of the genuine assembly. in my view of the 1st important step should be full of the secretary general to initiate an in-depth inquiry not just on the targeted

the last september the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial summary or arbitrary executions agnus kalama she launched a damning report on nigeria i'm sorry and the human rights abuses of your security forces she said but she spoke of countrywide patterns of abuses include the police military's excessive use of lethal lethal force in violation of the political international standards i'm sure you read the report and she's not a person who makes these accusations lightly indeed i did but i would up been much more impressed if example was. i given now you must not forget that language has been locked in a war of attrition with a book for almost a decade and the kind of. war we are fighting is a war amongst people. and. even then the military has been very careful to ensure that as much as possible rights are not valid it now i've also read about reports of people who claim that there isn't balloted simply because they have been arrested by any of the security agencies and been asked to go through or due process but i neuer support to see this government does nobody today but is right if it'

that conducts any investigation obviously the united nations has spoken up already we heard agnes kalama speaking before but i mean i was think of the u.n. is something which investigates which mediates between. countries between states he hey you've got a state actor definitely but jeff bezos is still a private citizen. well i think that the investigation probably should be with the u.s. in the 1st instance and to the extent that i totally agree with rami about compiling the evidence as best one can even though the state actor refuses to acknowledge or comply with with any requests for information or even assertion of jurisdiction and then if once the investigation uncovers more evidence then the consequences can be economic because it seems to me that with what have been some. vision 2030 efforts and incredible efforts to have investment in the kingdom that if the investigation uncovers credible information that it was at his command request his purchase of israeli spy software and working with israeli companies to do this then the there should be economic consequences by the market by

iran relations and the un's agnes kalama also discusses her report into the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi stay with us for that. are iran and the united states on a path to war on today's up front a special debate between a former iranian diplomat and the retired u.s. general. i mad the our son also on the show u.n. investigator and this caliber has accused the crown prince of saudi arabia of hacking into the cell phone of washington post owner jeff bezos kalamata anyone can stand up to m.p.'s but 1st after iranian general hossam silly money was assassinated in iraq on the order of u.s. president donald trump the islamic republic of iran and the united states almost went to war and we're not out of the woods yet tensions between the 2 countries are the new high so who's to blame for all of this and is there a way out that's our debate. today on a front we're hosting something you don't often see on television a debate between 2 people who for decades served at the forefront of iranian and the u.s. national security policy making he would meet today are saying that hussein was th

. >> our deepest condolences go out to the families of officers tiffany enriquez and kaulike kalama. the hpd ohana grieves with you and shares your loss. >> a third police officer was hurt, but is expected to be okay. the landlord is being treated for injuries described as severe. >>> and also breaking overnight, the hunt is on for the shooter behind the deadly attack along san antonio's popular river walk. someone opened fire during a concert at a club killing two people and wounding five others. police say the shots were fired after an argument. investigators overnight said they're confident the suspect will be identified and arrested soon. >>> we turn now to the impeachment showdown. president trump is calling democrats lunatics for impeaching him. his trial in the senate essentially begins tomorrow. members of his defense team are now outlining their strategy, including a high-profile attorney who argues the president should not be removed from office even if the democrats prove their claims against him. abc's elizabeth hur joins us from washington with the latest. elizabeth, goo

. >> officers tiffany enriquez and kalika kalama lost their lives. they were veterans of the force. federal investigators are also assisting. >>> now to the developing situation in australia. today is the first day of the australian open. bush fires across the country have hampered this year's tournament. poor air quality disrupted qualifying rounds but that didn't stop fans from heading out early in melbourne. the extreme weather continues. hail storms the size of golf balls pelted the city. massive dust storm swept through new south wales blanketing entire towns and blanketing out the sun. >>> the nation honors dr. martin luther king who was assassinated 50 years ago in memphis. he would have turned 91 last week. >>> across the bay area, there will be marches and ceremonies to honor dr. king starting at 9:30 this morning, a parade will kick off in oakland on 98th avenue. and around the same time there will be rallies and music events at hayward's city plaza hall. in san francisco there will be a march starting at 11:00 on fourth street. >>> time now is 4:40. still ahead on kpix5 a

gage al jazeera well you heard of that report earnings report from the un special rapporteur acton's kalamaand when she spoke to our desire here's more from that interview. any shoulder expo to conduct an. investigation concluded reason medium to or high certainty that or so also the hacking was a videophile send to me stove top. and account by the crown prince we subsequently david kay and i asked independent expert to review the findings all of the initial team of experts and they to i've reached a similar level conclusion as the. forensic study i wouldn't want to point out that the fact that you just saw a d.c. court for a forensic expert wheezes an incredible means and disposal to reach 100 per cent. so teach you a certainty order so also the action that should be a wakeup call to all of us here that 20 are confronting a technology and and an industry that is extremely difficult to trace even reserve best and highest resources at our disposal those allegations place. the crown prend and the center of a campaign on the hacking surveillance and intimidation that's a fair saying in my view

the world can't afford another war in the gulf well that statement wasn't well received by agnes kalama who reports to the un on extrajudicial executions on twitter as well she said there is no more pressing time for the un and its leadership to step up than but this statement does not bode well you have the legal tools and the platform please use them and she included the hash tag world war 3 well earlier i spoke to agnes calabar she said it's unlikely the killing of solomon it was justifiable under international law the international demand the international arena gort justification for the killings are very high because it's not only a question of whether there are. the us to act to do notionally in central defense which is questionable. it is not only a question of whether there was an international conflict and that's a huge issue here you know nobody wants to address it directly but this is very much at the heart of the other conversation the statement that twitter provided yesterday and the fact as we knew them seemed to end a kid treaty ition the statement quote i did today by t

officers enriquez and kaulike kalama put on their uniforms this morning and they didn't get home. >>ing, the suspect hanel then apparently set his home on fire. the flames quickly spreading to several of their homes. hanel and two women believed to have died and those fires. it's not clear at this point whether hanel was holding the women hostage or whether they were simply trapped by the flames. hanel, by the way of, was described by neighbors as being mentally disturbed, and just last week his landlord believed to be the woman he stabbed had fired a court action to have him evicted. ed and sandra? >> ed: thank you. >> sandra: virginia democratic governors declaring a state of emergency amid concerned over rally for a democratic gun-control plans there. we are live at the rally. >> ed: just 24 hours in the opening statement's from president trump's impeachment trial. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell still has it to unveil the final rules. former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy on what all that could mean. >> sandra: and on this martin luther king jr. day, former dnc inte

fire, now dozens of officers gathered at queens medical center to show medical support, enrÍquez and kalama in line of duty this year, the police emotional breaking the news. >> i'm deeply saddened to report tragical, condolences to families of enrÍquez and kaliki. >> very sad, he had mental health issues and several restraining orders against him. one of the officers killed tiffany enrÍquez actually had previous record but appears neighbors had no idea he had a gun, police say he wasn't supposed, to he didn't have permits to own one. heather. heather: thank you very much, live for us this morning. to another big story happening today, second amendment advocates will rally in virginia as lawmakers look to limit gun rights in the state, griff jenkins live for us outside the state capitol in richmond where security is on high alert. >> heather, it's lobby day out here, it happens every year, particularly very big because of the gun rights, now this is the virginia citizens defense league, they come to push for second amendment rights but this year they are really worried that governor ralph n

restraint the world can't afford another war in the gulf last statement wasn't well received by acting as kalama who reports to the u.n. on extrajudicial executions she tweeted there is no more pressing time for the un and its leadership to step up to now but the statement does not bode well you have the legal tools and the platform please use them she included the hash tag world war 3 well earlier i spoke to agnes kalamata she said it's unlikely so the money's killing was justifiable under international law. the international demand internationally in gold or justification for the killings are very high because it's not only a question of whether. the us acted unlawfully in central defense which is questionable. it is not only a question of whether they are wallace an international conflict and that's a huge issue here you know nobody wants to address it directly but this is very much at the heart of the other conversation the statement that we're provided yesterday and the fact as we knew them seemed to end a kid treaty ition the statement quote i did today by the president this afternoon seem

shortly after, nine year veteran coleco kalama was shot, both officers were taken to the hospital where they later died. >> very emotional. very emotional. were like my kids. >> reporter: after the gunshots rang out, sick -- thick black smoke poured out of the home. the blaze quickly engulfed the house and spread to neighboring properties. destroying at least seven houses and causing damage to many others. >> the smoke is getting heavier and heavier, and thicker and thicker. >> there are several houses on fire. and there was a lot of shots or popping or loud noises going on. >> reporter: jerry henle has been identified as the suspect. police believe his body, along with two other people, is buried in the rubble of the fire. authorities have opened an investigation into multiple accounts against him, including two counts of first-degree murder. and, they promise they will not stop searching until his remains are recovered. >>> back here in the bay area, let's check in with rosemary, we can see the clouds rolling in. >> yes, the clouds ahead of some rain that we are expecting by tomorrow.

b let's get one more call from mark in kalama, michigan. >> hello. my name is mark, my father was at omaha beach on d-day. he was in the second wave. they had artie seen what was happening on the beach. they didn't go in front of the ship. they were off the side. there the ranger division. they're talking about the beach being bloodied. he had seen the movie that tom hanks made. he said just like being there. everything else he said, he. he was also at bastogne with the german surrounded and the commander. >> final thoughts alex? >> i think the 75th anniversary of the day is an important event. it is a unifying event for americans. this country needs unity more than it has in a long time. every american should reflect on what the nation achieved in unity with other nations. what was given with human life. the most precious thing. so that others could be free. that we america consent stand by its founding values of the quality, democracy, justice and human rights. that is something we should remember. as americans we are unified and achieved a great v

. >> officers tiffany enriquez and kaulike kalama both lost their lives. suspects and two more people are still missing. an investigation is ongoing and federal investigators are assisting. >>> now to the developing situation in australia. today is the first day of the australian open but bush fires across the country have hampered this year's tournament. poor air quality disrupted qualifying rounds of that tennis tournament but that didn't stop fans from lining up early and ahead of today's grand slam in melbourne. the extreme weather continues there. hailstones the size of golf balls pelted parts of the city yesterday. the storm comes less than 24 hours after massive dust storms swept through new south wales blanketing entire towns and blacking out the sun. >>> a live at san jose, monetta this morning where southwest airlines added new service to the hawaiian islands. the airlines the second carrier to offer nonstop service out of san jose to all four main hawaiian islands. southwest new flights will operate four days per week from sjc to kauai and three

not need another war in the gulf war statement james mentioned there wasn't well received by agnes kalama who reports the u.n. on extrajudicial executions she tweeted this there is no more pressing time for the un and its leadership to step up the now but this statement does not bode well you have the legal tools and the platform please use them and she included the hash tag world war 3 when i spoke to her earlier she said it's unlikely it's on the money as killing was justifiable. the international demand international arena goal justification for the killings are very high because it's not only a question of whether. the us acted lawfully in a sense defense which is questionable. it is not only a question of whether there was an international armed conflict and that's so huge issue here you know nobody wants to address it directly but d.c. is very much at the heart of the other conversation the statement that twitter provided yesterday and the fact as we knew them seemed to n.t. kid treaty ition the statement provided today by the president this afternoon seems to be anti kitching and a

. >> officers tiffany enriquez and kaulike kalama lost their lives.were both veterans of the police force. the suspect and two more people are still missing this morning. and an investigation is ongoing. federal investigators are also assisting. >>> developing out of australia this morning, extreme weather is bringing hailstones the size of golf balls to parts of the australian capital. the storm comes less than 24 hours after massive dust storms swept through new south wales blanketing entire towns and blacking out the sun. >>> taking a live look at sfo this morning. it is one of three u.s. airports screening passengers arriving from wuhan, china following an outbreak of a mysterious new coronavirus. those travelers will undergo screenings for any signs of the deadly virus. chinese officials report that a sharp rise in the number of people infected by the outbreak including new cases reported in beijing. the virus has now killed three people and sickened more than 200 in china. it has been traced back to a seafood and wildlife market in wuhan. the fi

. >> officers enriquez and kalama put on their uniforms this morning and didn't get home. >> this morning learning more about the officers, one is a seven year veteran and the other a nine year veteran. >>> today, richmond, virginia e. the rally comes as state legislators consider new gun nt a limit on handgun purchases and required background checks. the governor declared a state of emergency banding torches, firearms and weapons at the event. hoping to avoid a repeat of the 2017 deadly charlottesville rally. >>> a string of horse deaths at a southern california race way continues and protesters are renewing the call for the track to close. three horses died over the weekend at santa anita park near l.a. yesterday dozens of protesters gathered to call for a ban on horse racing. since december of 2018, 42 horses died at santa anita. the park said it is committed to safety and italy. a security camera showed someone with an umbrella walking away moments before a landslide. now just seconds mud and debris buried that walkway and the whole area. authorities released this video as a reminder

including by mohammed ben stein that's agnes kalama well earlier jeff bezos tweeted a photo of himself with his fiance unveiling a plaque last october which was marking the one year anniversary of his murder and it had the hash tag jumo glenn collins a former deputy national intelligence officer for transnational threats at the cia and he says yemen's in phone hacking doesn't surprise him. and intelligence officer it sounds like business as usual i'm not surprised at all that that happened i am a bit surprised that n.b.s. himself would allow or the intelligence service would use the head of state's own phone so easily traceable but that they did so doesn't surprise me it's pretty clear it's not that basis is rich that makes him of interest what makes him of interest is that he owns the washington post one of the 3 most influential media newspapers in the united states and therefore with global implications which in seeking truth and i i want to emphasize that the washington post seeks facts it does not engage in a campaign hostile to m.b.'s or saudi arabia it publishes facts and the fa

about the legality of the strike in iraq the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions agnes kalama has condemned the killings and she has tweeted the targeted killing of kassam saw the money and. a most likely unlawful and violates international human rights law outside the context of active all still ities the use of drones or other means of fatah getting chilling is almost never likely to be legal well let's continue our conversation with with our guests but jude's wary who is the director of the gulf studies university. a pick up on almost comments we're hearing from iran we heard earlier from supreme leader talking about revenge president rouhani talking about revenge. our reporter there giving us some indication of what that might look like via iran's proxies in the region she's talking about libyan on she's talking about iraq syria and other places when you hear the wood revenge what do you think do you assists iran strategy. you know that the narrative we are hearing from to iran of course that is a normal reaction but it has you know it has a message itself the 1st message

tiffany enriquez and can a licky kalama. he had a history with police. police believe he died after setting his home on fire. at least four people now confirmed dead from the new carona virus in china. the disease can spread from human to human stoking fears as many travel for the new year. passengers will be screened new york, san francisco and l.a. the vaccine is being developed but it would take more than a year until it is available. 2020 hopefuls joe biden and bernie sanders are making amends. biden says he accepts sanders' apology about an op-ed written by a campaign surrogate claiming biden had a, quote, big corruption problem. biden tweeting, quote: thanks for acknowledging this, bernie. these kinds of attacks have no place in this primary. let's all keep our focus on making donald trump a one-term president. sanders says he does not believe biden is corrupt. tim tebow is officially a married man. look at this. normer nfl quarterback tying the knot to debbie peters in her town of south. posting this photo with the caption forever. and the miss un

. >> our deepest condolences go out to the families of officers tiffany enriquez and kaulike kalama. hpd ohana grieves along with you and shares your loss. >> along with the fbi the atf is also now assisting in this investigation. honolulu hasn't had a police officer killed in the line of duty since 2003. >>> turning now to a deadly shooting in kansas city. >> police believe the lone suspect is one of the deceased on the scene. >> we'll have more information on this sorry as it becomes available. but again, two people dead. >>> the clock is ticking toward. president trump's legal team has labeled illegitimate. he took aim at the case as he addressed farmers in austin, texas last night hours after one of his high-profile attorneys argued that the president's actions are not impeachable. senate minority leader chuck schumer is demanding to see more evidence and he's vowing to force votes for witnesses and documents. abc's david wright has the details. >> reporter: this weekend president trump's lawyers filed their first formal response to the impeachment articles. a six-page letter und

kaulike kalama was among a second group of responding officers. he was also shot and killed. >> they are missing. >> reporter: the neighbors described the suspect as mentally disturbed and has a history of run ins with police. this body cam from last year shows him being cited for making false 911 calls. police sources say he set fire to the house. he and two women believed to have been inside are still unaccounted for. a total of seven homes were destroyed. >> we will continue to search for him until we confirm that his remains are recovered. >> reporter: processing the crime scene could take several more days. for "cbs this morning" i'm jamie yuccas. >>> richmond, virginia is on high alert this morning before a gun rights rally that local authorities fear could turn violent. the fbi and local law enforcement say they have received credible threats of violence. organizers say tens of thousands of people including white supremacist groups and militias may gather in the former confederate capital today where democrats are proposing new gun laws. cb

that last kalama to the service is really would hard. it's a really difficult thing to get a landing on the moon, much less mars. we have to make sure we're doing all the things that we have learned over the last really 50 plus years of spaceflight to ensure that we have a robust system that's redundant, they can keep the crusade that can get to the surface. we can't really look past that. we have to make sure we get that step exactly right and it is done well. the other thing, i think the why the moon, we are spoiled. i was raised in the shuttle program, did iss. although that spoiled because when we were on the space station we really desperate if we had a medical emergency, some of the big issue, it was really an hours. you might get a landing site, two or three hours which were really close and you could get the crew back if you needed to. the moon is a different level of risk acceptance. we saw apollo 13, it's a long time to come back from the moon if you have a major problem. mars is a completely different kettle of fish. it is, on