thank you. _ studio: assistant chief constable tom richards of kent police they are paying tribute to this stage to narrow down what might be behind this crime. he was asked at that news conference whether it was possible that someone she had come across in her line of work was responsible. he was asked about a motive of robbery, someone trying to steal her dog, whether a stranger could have been responsible, but he kept saying he was keeping all options open at this stage and paying tribute of course tojulia james, he described her as a hugely devoted individual serving the people of kent most recently working with victims of domestic violence. he said it was dangerous to get blinkered at this stage to try to narrow down the possibilities too much but clearly looking for help from the public asking members of the public who saw anything strange, anything suspicious out of the ordinary, on tuesday or wednesday, who may have seenjulia james at some point on tuesday, to get in touch with kent police. helena wilkinson asking some of the questions at that news conference. helena, does gen

kent police say she wasn't in police uniform when she was found.se to the woods on tuesday afternoon. she died from significant head injuries. at this stage, they don't have any suspects, nor can they find a clear motive. what they aren't ruling out is that she was killed by a stranger. it is particularly challenging and poignant for some staff working on the case, who knew her professionally or potentially, of course, socially, so, i am working very carefully to ensure that all of my teams are fully supported. tonight, herfamily has paid tribute. she was, they said, "fiercely loyal, loved with her whole heart, and nothing was too much trouble for the people she cared about. there are no words to adequately describe the void left in our lives." it has also been difficult for this small community. shocked, very shocked. it is frightening, living near that. we never lock the doors, but now... we are locking doors. today, julia james was described by the kent force as a hugely devoted and passionate individual, who was completely committed to serving

a police community support officer whose body was found in woodland in kent died from serious head injuries on tuesday. police say that so far no motive or suspects have been identified. let's go now to our correspondent at the scene, helena wilkinson. in the last hour, the family of julia james have paid a moving tribute to her. they have said that she was fiercely loyal, loved with her whole heart, and nothing was too much trouble for the people she cared about. they have talked about the fact she had a beautiful smile and a wonderful sense of humour. and they also say there are no words to adequately describe the void left in their lives. this normally quiet rural part of kent has become the focus of an extensive murder investigation. it was on the edge of this woodland where julia james was found, just a few hundred yards from where she lived. the 53—year—old police community support officer had been working from home on tuesday. she had taken her dog for a walk when she was attacked in the small village of snowdown in kent. kent police say she wasn't in police uniform when she was foun

i phoned kent police and i have to say they were _ phoned kent police and i have to say they were absolutend extortion so all credit to them. what's so cool about this is. _ credit to them. what's so cool about this is. in _ credit to them. what's so cool about this is, i'm used to dealing with people — this is, i'm used to dealing with people on— this is, i'm used to dealing with people on the phone a lot and i'm reasonably— people on the phone a lot and i'm reasonably confident person, but even _ reasonably confident person, but even when i worked out it was a scam. _ even when i worked out it was a scam. a — even when i worked out it was a scam, a little bit of my head said, maybe _ scam, a little bit of my head said, maybe they — scam, a little bit of my head said, maybe they have got my dog. so i totally _ maybe they have got my dog. so i totally understand where sharon was in there _ totally understand where sharon was in there must be hundreds or thousands of other people in the same _ thousands of other people in the same situation. that's why it is so cruel. _ same situation. that

a police community support officer whose body was found in woodland in kent died from serious head injuriesn reports. the family ofjulia paid a moving tribute to her. they said that she was fiercely loyal, loved with her whole heart and nothing was too much trouble for the people she cared about. they talked about the fact that she had a beautiful smile and a wonderful sense of humour. they also say there are no words to adequately describe the void left in their lives. this normally quiet rural part of kent has become the focus of an extensive murder investigation. it was on the edge of this wood where julia james was found, just a few hundred yards from where she lived. the 53—year—old police community support officer had been working from home on tuesday. she'd taken her dog for a walk when she was attacked in the small village of snowdown in kent. kent police say she wasn't in police uniform when she was found. dozens of officers are continuing to search the area here. police say the body ofjulia james was found by a number of people close to the woods on tuesday afternoon. she died fro

kent police have spoken for the first time about the murder of a serving police community support officerurdered in woodland on tuesday. deputy chief constable tim smith said thatjulia james died of �*significant head injuries�* and said investigators couldn't rule out that she had been attacked by a stranger. our reporter simonjones is there. simon, what's the latest? this is day number four of the murder investigation and until now can't police have given very few details of what they believe happened. they have spoken to bbc radio this morning and the key points that have emerges that they say hundreds of officers are working around the clock on this case. but at the present, they have no clear motive for the killing and no clear suss back. they say thatjulia james was found with significant head injuries. she was out walking her dog and she was discovered in the woodland herejust dog and she was discovered in the woodland here just after four o'clock on tuesday afternoon. the police say this will be worrying for local people. they are trying to reassure local people. but it appears th

finally brits —— kent police have asked for everybody to be vigilant and to the motive is established a statement, the collins family said he died after a �*valiant battle with cancer�*. michael collins flew the apollo 11 command module around the moon injuly 1969 while his crewmates, neil armstrong and buzz aldrin, became the first humans to land on its surface. here he is speaking to the bbc in 2019. if there was any part of the flight of apollo 11 that sticks in my memory, it is the memory of the little tiny thing that you could obscure with your thumbnail, blue—and—white, white of the clouds of the ocean, just a trace of land. gorges very shiny, background, totally black. i will remember that all my life. and it leads on to consider well, is it so pretty, is it so quiet, is it so pristine? for some reason, the word fragile came up out of the mark. somehow, i know not how. but i thought "god, it's a fragile little thing is in it?" important a week tomorrow there are important elections for the parliaments in edinburgh and cardiff. people across england will also get the chance to e

kent. the woodland where the body was found on tuesday is just behind us here. we found out todayjulia james had been with penta policeims of domestic violence. the forces to today as compassionate and completely committed to serving their pent community. —— the kent community. it is on the edge of these woods were julia james' body was found just after four on tuesday afternoon. the 53—year—old police community support officer was working from home that day. she had taken a break to walk her dog, she was not in uniform. police say a number of people found her and that she died from significant head injuries. today close to where her body was found intensive searches are continuing. dozens of officers have been sweeping the area to try to find evidence. at this stage the police don't have any suspects, nor can they find a clear motive. they are looking at every line of inquiry. are you looking into whether the person who attacked julia james may have been someone who she came across in her line of work? it is of course a possibility, but we are considering all options. we are remaining completely unblinkered, we are c

kent. a police officer has been charged with her kidnap and murder. the woman, who was arrested at the same time on charges of assisting an offender, has been granted bail until earlyjune. 100 mps and peers have written to boris johnson asking him to intervene to help families access additional cannabis for their seriously ill children. the law was changed in november 2018 to allow health service doctors to prescribe the drug following the high—profile campaign. 0nly the high—profile campaign. only three prescriptions have been issued. many families are having to pay thousands of pounds for private treatment. the government says it is considering what further action it could take to broaden access to unlicensed cannabis based product. now on bbc news, our world presents hong kong: jimmy lai's last stand. and a warning: this film contains images of flash photography. jimmy lai — billionaire, activist and a staunch critic of beijing. he is the owner of apple daily, the only opposition newspaper in hong kong. he has never been afraid of speaking out. i k

police have been carrying out a forensic search of woodland in kent, after the body of a police communityes was last seen walking her dog, and detectives are treating her death as murder. our reporter helena wilkinson is in snowdown, in kent. what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural _ what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and _ what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and a _ what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and a very - what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and a very quiet - incredibly rural and a very quiet part of kent, but you can see behind us a long line of police vehicles because this is now a murder investigation. just a little way from where we are is the woodland and, on the edge of that woodland, is wherejulia james' and, on the edge of that woodland, is where julia james' body was discovered just after four o'clock on tuesday afternoon. what we have seen are detectives carrying out a fingertip searches in this area, trying to gather clues. we also heard from a neighbour who said that they last saw

investigations are continuing this morning and the difficult enquiry for kent police because they are terms of what's happening here, this morning, we've seen officers in hi vizjackets in one of the fields here, continuing the searches. there have been door—to—door inquiries too and there is a police guard outside julia james's house. the tributes have been led by the home secretary priti patel who said she was so saddened to hear of the death, she said her condolences were very much withjulia james' friends, family and colleagues at kent police. and a senior officer at the force has said many of them are feeling shattered by what happened, and that is very much the feeling in the local community. i spoke to one man who said that when he was younger, in his teenage years, he did get into a bit of trouble with the police but he said he was always treated fairly by pcso james and so he thanked herfor that. also in the community, people told me they used to go out walking their dogs with her, they desperately want answers as to what has happened here. the police are advising people to re

friends and relatives ofjulia jones, the police community support officer who was fond murdered in kentvident. of the police made any further progress?— further progress? the murder investigation _ further progress? the murder investigation is _ further progress? the murder investigation is entering - further progress? the murder investigation is entering its i further progress? the murder- investigation is entering its fourth day. if you want a sense of the effect on the community, take a look at the flowers here. people have been arriving and having a moment of contemplation for someone who was well—known in this community. in terms of the investigation, officers have been carrying out searches of fields, areas around here remain cordoned off and there is a big police presence still but as far as we are aware, no arrests have been made in this place and the police have not given us any update on the investigation since wednesday. that is due to change this morning. officers are going to be holding a news conference here in el shem where we are likely to get further details. —— in ayle

police have been carrying out a forensic search of woodland in kent, after the body of a police community james was last seen walking her dog, and detectives are treating her death as murder. our reporter helena wilkinson is in snowdown in kent. this is an incredibly rural and very quiet part of kent, but you can see behind us a long line of police vehicles because this is now a murder investigation. just a little way from where we are is the woodland. and on the edge of that woodland. and on the edge of that woodland is wherejulia woodland. and on the edge of that woodland is where julia james's woodland. and on the edge of that woodland is wherejulia james's body was discovered just after four o'clock on tuesday afternoon. what we have seen are detectives carrying out fingertip searches in this area, trying to gather clues. we also heard from a neighbour who said that they last saw miss james some hours earlier in that afternoon. she had gone out to take her dog for a walk. detectives clearly, as well as this investigation here, they are trying to gather clues, but they want to speak to

kent. after a police chase, a car was stopped using tactical contact.pened and they declared to the vehicle safe. a senior minister has denied claims that borisjohnson acted improperly over how the renovation of his downing street flat was paid for. the former number ten adviser dominic cummings has accused the prime minister of planning to ask conservative donors to pay for the work in secret — something mr cummings described as foolish and possibly illegal. here's our political correspondent, damian grammaticas, whose report contains some flashing images. borisjohnson, his fiancee, and his election triumph putting them in downing street. but now, questions that won't go away. after they moved in, the flat there was redecorated — cost, perhaps tens of thousands. but who funded it? 11 months later, kicked out, the prime minister's closest adviser dominic cummings. so did the prime minister, as he suggested, get a secret loan? the trade secretary was asked the question five times by andrew marr. my understanding is the costs have been covered by the prim

police investigating the murder of community support officer julia james in kent say they've found nootive or suspect. the actor and writer noel clarke is suspended by bafta weeks after receiving one of its top awards — after 20 women make allegations of harrassment. it's emerged that borisjohnson�*s mobile phone number has been available online for 15 years — raising concerns about security and access. and, liverpool prepares to party — without social distancing. we're at this afternoon's nightclub event, which will test whether large crowds can gather without spreading covid. at least 44 people have died and have been injured, in a crush at a religious festival in the north—east of israel. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described it as one of the worst disasters in the country's history. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has described a fatal crush at a jewish religious festival as one of the country's worst disasters. at least 44 people died, and more than 150 were injured at the event at mount meron. tens of thousands of orthodoxjews attended the lag b'ome

police investigating the murder of the community support officer, julia james in kent, say they've foundo motive or suspect. it's emerged that borisjohnson�*s mobile phone number has been available online for 15 years — raising concerns about security and access. sport goes silent. football, rugby, cricket and more begin a four—day boycott of social media, in an attempt to tackle online racial abuse. the strength of the pack, i always thought — and still think — that it's something powerful, as you can see, and maybe we can ask those platforms and social media why are they not doing way more? and, liverpool parties — without social distancing. we're at this afternoon's nightclub event, which is testing whether large crowds can gather without spreading covid. and coming up at 5:45, mark kermode on the oscar—winning nomadland in the film review. at least 44 people have died, and 150 have been injured, in a crush at a religious festival in the north—east of israel. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, has described it as one of the worst disasters in the country's history. it happened at

police have been carrying out a forensic search of woodland in kent, after the body of a police communityin said he's been "impressed with the solidarity shown by the players, clubs and stakeholders. " wales, scotland and england rugby, as well as rugby league, have also announced they'lljoin football and other sports in the boycott. they say it's a unified stand against racism and discrimination. the "show of solidarity against online abuse" takes place between 3pm on friday and 11.59pm on monday night. ole gunnar solskjaer has admitted it would be a "dream come true" to finally win his first trophy as manchester united manager — having won so much, of course, as a player. they're in europa league semi—final action tonight against the italian side roma. semi—final action tonight it semi—final action tonight will be a dream come ti’ul it will be a dream come true the day i can lift the trophy for this club as a manager, of course. that is what we are building for. we are close, building step by step, and our ambition this season is to finish it with lifting the trophy and being able to ce

bomb disposal experts have been called after a car was stopped by police on the m20 in kent, causing , and after a police chase it was stopped using "tactical contact". a spokesman said an army team attended "as a precautionary measure", but the motorway had since been reopened after they declared the vehicle safe. a 14—year—old boy has been charged with the murder of another teenager in east london. police were called on friday after reports of the attack, but were unable to save fares matou, who was also 1a. witnesses said fares was wearing his school uniform when he was attacked outside a pizza restaurant in the borough of newham. tributes have been paid to an ambulance technician who died when object struck his vehicle's windscreen as it was responding to an emergency call. the incident which happened near moreton on lugg in herefordshire, is being treated as an accident and not a malicious act. the driver of the ambulance was also injured and taken to hospital. colleagues at west midlands ambulance service paid tribute tojeremy daw, who had recently returned to his job after reti

police investigating the murder of community support officer julia james in kent say they've found nors from technology companies and law enforcement is calling for "aggressive and urgent" action against ransomware, which is a malicious software that infects a victim's computer. the attacker then sends a message saying a ransom needs to be paid to unblock it. gangs are routinely targeting schools, local government and hospitals. 0ur cyber reporterjoe tidy has been speaking with two victims of recent attacks. we are a normal swiss office supply company. why the hell are you hacking us? everything was gone, there is no communication anymore. and they were the worst three weeks in my life. when martin kelterborn�*s company was hacked, it very nearly destroyed his business. we could really watch live the pictures being encrypted one after the other, and losing your pictures, you don't run an online store, you don't run anything anymore. warehouses and delivery processes plunged into chaos, and this was the message that appeared on screens, the hackers' ransom, half a million dollars in bi

her body was found hidden in an area of woodland near ashford in kent, a week later. metropolitan policehe same time on suspicion of assisting an offender, is now bailed to visit a police station in earlyjune. after months of empty stadiums, fans will return to watching major sports events this weekend with both the world snooker championships and the fa cup semi—finals admitting limited, socially distanced crowds. all spectators will have to meet government requirements to prove they're free of coronavirus, as laura scott reports. remember when sporting moments were celebrated like this? they may soon be again. snooker is leading the way in trying to get fans back. ronnie 0'sullivan begins his world championship title defence tomorrow in similar circumstances to how he won the tournament last year — playing to a crowd of 300 at the crucible. that number will climb to a full house come the finals. it is important that we are successful, and because we're sending out a message to all other indoor sports, cinemas, theatres, the data that comes from this is going to be vital to getting to t

a murder investigation has been launched into the death of a police community support officer in kentover yesterday. detectives say her death is being treated as suspicious, but no arrests have been made. new details have emerged of the impact of the government's decision to cut the uk's overseas aid budget. a leaked ministerial briefing paper shows that most of the funding set aside for water and sanitation projects is being withdrawn. our diplomatic correspondent james landale is here with more details. james? huw, the government announced last november it was going to cut about £4 billion from the foreign aid budget, but it refused to say where the axe would fall. details, though, are now beginning to emerge. a leaked foreign office memo says there'll be an 80% cut to britain's direct funding for water, sanitation and hygiene projects, right in the middle of a global pandemic. according to the devex development website, there's going to be an even greater cut, 95%, to britain's funding for polio eradication. and at a recent united nations conference, the uk said it would reduce aid

police investigating the murder of a police community support officer in kent, say they've identifiedes, who was 53, was discovered in woodland near dover on tuesday. detectives say she died as a result of significant head injuries. her family said she "was fiercely loyal" and "loved with her whole heart". arlene foster will quit the democratic unionist party when she stands down as northern ireland's first minister, the bbc understands. sources close to her said she thinks it is no longer the party shejoined and it is moving in a different direction. mrs foster is to resign as dup leader on 28th may and end her tenure as first minister at the end ofjune. clubbers are returning to the dance floor in the uk for the first time since the pandemic began, without facemasks or social distancing. i have literally spent about three weeks preparing for this outfit! so long! deciding what to drink, deciding what to wear, it has been, honestly, big up liverpool for having the first non—socially distanced event in the country! it is notjust a question of fun, though, although it clearly is for th

a murder investigation has been launched into the death of a police community support officer in kent is being treated as suspicious, and no arrests have been made. the wales manager and former manchester united player ryan giggs has appeared in court to deny assaulting two women in salford last november. he's facing accusations of actual bodily harm, common assault and coercive or controlling behaviour. our sports editor dan roan reports. flanked by members of his legal team, ryan giggs arriving at manchester magistrates' this morning, his first court appearance in a case that's already had an impact on his career. during a 13—minute hearing, the former footballer spoke only to confirm his name, address and date of birth before entering not guilty pleas, as three charges of domestic abuse against him were read out. giggs denies assaulting his ex—girlfriend at his home last year and subjecting her to controlling or coercive behaviour between december 2017 and november 2020. the court heard that giggs had caused his former girlfriend actual bodily harm with a deliberate headbutt while

police shooting there. let's get to kpix 5's kent doe, at the scene. >> reporter: we spoke with one woman who stayed at the hotel overnight. she overheard management say that early this morning, a man walked in, threw in a knapsack, and said, "this is a bomb, and then ran out, and pan i could. the management called police, and here we are. we are waiting to hear the official word from police. this is the scene, a very active scene. they called the bomb squad around 9:00 this morning. they brought that backpack out in front of the hotel, inspected it for about two hours, and then they blew it up about 20 minutes ago. police did not say what was inside. the timing of all this is of interest, because there was a fatal shooting here last night in the hotel parking lot, where police officers killed a suspect. this forced the evacuation of 70 customers inside the hyatt, and an unnonnumber of people in the gym next door. we caught up with tom plash and his family, who could not get to their vehicles or families' funeral, which is taking place now. >> and this morning now, there's a bomb threat, and we're kick off

with my co-worker and i heard like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: police responding thursday afternoon to kent >> it was like i was living out a horror movie. >> reporter: but the gunman was already gone. police chasing him across county lines. then a confrontation. the suspect shooting a texas state trooper and driving off again. >> he has been life-flighted to st. joseph's office in bryan where he is in surgery now in stable condition. >> reporter: the suspect identified by police as 27-year-old larry bollin taken into custody nearly two hours after he allegedly fired his first shots. police haven't commented on a possible motive, but bollin's family say he was involved in an ongoing dispute with a group of co-workers, exclusively telling abc news in a statement please do not just the situation until you hear all the facts. and that state trooper is in serious but stable condition today and as you heard there, police have not yet commented on any possible motive. cecelia? >> so many questions, okay, kaylee, thank you so much. michael? >>> thank you, now to the dramatic testimony at the trial

one person was killed, five others wounded at kent moore cabinets by a man police say worked there.ne worker inside at the time says she feels lucky and blessed to be alive. >> i was painting with my co-worker and i heard -- i heard like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. i said, oh, the machine got messed up again, so i tried to walk to figure out which one and when i started walking somebody grabbed me, she was like, no, no, no, we need to run because there's a shooting going on. >> cnn's ed lavandera has more from the scene in bryan, texas. >> reporter: laura, this morning victims of the latest mass shooting here in the united states are recovering and fighting for their lives. police here in bryan, texas, say a gunman walked into a cabinet manufacturing business and started shooting, telling one person, wounding five other people, four of those are in critical condition. the gunman was able to get away from the scene thursday afternoon before police arrived and was pursued into a neighboring county and that's where police say he shot a state trooper who was chasing him down. we

her body was found hidden in an area of woodland near ashford in kent, a week later. metropolitan policefender, is now bailed to visit a police station in earlyjune. a hundred mps and peers have written to borisjohnson asking him to intervene to help families access medicinal cannabis for their seriously ill children. the law was changed in november 2018 to allow nhs doctors to prescribe the drug, following the high profile campaign run by alfie dingley�*s family, but only three prescriptions have been issued. many families are having to pay thousands of pounds for private treatment. the government says it's considering what further action it could take to broaden access to unlicensed cannabis—based products. monkey embryos containing human cells have been made in a laboratory china says it's willing to co—operate with some european countries over the issue of climate change is the argument continues over which of the major economies is the biggest polluter. the president made the pledge during a video summit with the leaders of germany and france. there is movement from the us as well.

kent moore cabinets manufacturing plant. >> reporter: at 2:30 chaos rang out at this custom cabinet business in bryan, texas. police say multiple people were shot. and after opening fire the suspect fled the scene. >> officers responded. they found several victims. and they were checking the area, checking the building, looking for more victims. >> bringing one patient out. they still have one inside they're doing compressions on. >> reporter: a source says the suspect was armed with an assault-style rifle shooting at least five people. one has died and four others were critically injured. the victims were all transported to an area hospital with several in critical condition. multiple police agencies responded to the scene. a nearby school was locked down. >> we feel that the scene is safe behind me, so we believe everybody left. we're just trying to piece together what exactly took place leading up to this. >> reporter: according to a cbs news source, a trooper was shot outside the suspect's home and airlifted to the hospital in critical condition. kent moore cabinets makes custom cabinets and has locations acros

police say 27-year-old larry bollin worked at kent moore cabinets in bryan, texas, and killed one person five others there thursday afternoon. bollin is accused of wounding a trooper before he was arrested at his home. tonight that trooper is in stable condition. all right, now to testimony from a key witness at derek chauvin's murder trial: the medical examiner who ruled george floyd's death a homicide. now, his testimony is important because chuvin's lawyers were hoping it would bolster their claim that drugs and heart issues were to blame for floyd's death. cbs' jamie yuccas reports from minneapolis. >> reporter: tonight, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy on george floyd took the stand. dr. andrew baker told jurorsr that while heart disease and drugs played a role, it was the interaction with police that caused floyd's death. >> the law enforcement subdual restraint and neck compression was more than mr. floyd could take by virtue of those heart conditions. >> reporter: on the death certificate dr. baker listed the drugs found in floyd's system and heart ailments as contr

kent moore cabinets manufacturing plant. >> reporter: at 2:30 pm, chaos rang out at this custom cabinet building business in bryan, texas. policeultiple people were shot, and after opening fire, the suspect fled the scene. >> officers responded. they found several victims. and they were checking the area, checking the building, looking for more victims. >> reporter: a source says the suspect was armed with an assault-style rifle, shooting at least five people. one has died, and four others were critically injured. the victims were all transported to an area hospital, with several in critical condition. multiple police agencies responded to the scene. a nearby school was locked down. >> we feel that the scene is safe behind me, so we believe everybody left. we're just trying to piece together what exactly took place leading up to this. >> reporter: according to a cbs news source, a trooper was shot outside the suspect's home and airlifted to the hospital in critical condition. kent moore cabinets makes custom cabinets and has locations across texas. their headquarters in bryan opened in 2011, and they employ nearly 600 people. p

it's emerged a woman found dead in woodland in kent yesterday afternoon was a serving police communityl us more about this investitation. ~ . ., investigation. well, the police now have the difficult _ investigation. well, the police now have the difficult task _ investigation. well, the police now have the difficult task of _ have the difficult task of investigating the death of one of their own officers, pcso julia james was 53 years old. her body was found yesterday afternoon, just after four o'clock, in woodland down the road here. now, the police say they are currently trying to ascertain the circumstances of the death, but they are treating it as suspicious. they haven't made any arrests, but there are a lot of police officers in the area. they have been carrying out door—to—door inquiries, trying to get more information as to what might have happened. they are appealing for anyone who may have seen anything unusual or suspicious in this area on monday or tuesday to come forward, particularly anyone who might have any sort of dash cam footage, and they are asking people here to b

police say 40 year-old timothy smith died after a mass shooting get his job at kent moore cabinets thursday afternoon. smith was the only death in the shooting. however, for gunshot victims are still being treated in the hospital. while one has already been released. live pd have listened to in critical but stable condition and 2 others in stable condition. authorities identified the man accused in the shooting as 27 year-old larry bollen. you arrested, sir, for murder. >> and you also have a warrant out of grimes county for attempted capital murder he's had his initial appearance in court where he's being held on a 2.2 million dollar bond. >> police say bolland from the scene and bryant witnesses helped identify bollard in a police chase. police say he shot dps trooper tow bar in grimes county, dps says trooper tow bars, 27 years old and has been with the department since 2017. again, ship bars in critical but stable condition and dps troopers are asking for continued prayers for smooth recovery. >> for now reporting in bright green. fox 24 news. >> after days of being on life support in t

kent watts. antonia, i'm hoping you can shed a little bit of light on this for us. it was confusing watching that news conference, having the police chief say we don't know who the suspect is but also confirming they were searching a house nearby. now we have the name of the suspect. why was there that confusion? >> you're right, there was a gap in information there for a while, katy, where reporters were struggling to get the name and get the information from the officials here, but it was clear they had an active search going on at his home and they had a sense of who they were looking into, not looking for, since he shot and killed himself on the premises last night. you know, that chaos from last night has continued on into the day. you know, now we're hearing that the coroner's office is actually on-site and that their investigation is going to take several hours now. so people were hoping to hear about the victims, their stories, their back stories starting early this morning, but it may be a while before we get a lot of that information because these folks are just getting in there and they say their investigation may now t

police saying this was wrong, to the point of illegal. and what we saw was murder. and the misdirection play, by matt gaetz, i think, blew up on this show, tonight. i think, bob kent is credible, and i don't think anything, in his suggestions to the father, that would qualify under any legal reckoning of extortion. >> listen. i -- yes, with that story, i like to proceed with caution. i believe in innocent, until proven guilty. we've already established that. >> they are two different things. the investigation of what gaetz did, you got to wait for the facts. >> right. >> we don't know them. b but the extortion thing. >> yes. >> one might be fact. this extortion thing, fugazi. >> we'll see on that one. and listen, i think that it -- it -- shouldn't he just shut up, right now? shouldn't he just be quiet? >> he has. by the way, i reached out to him. i wanted him to come on the show and answer the questions in a real place, if he wants real credibility. lawyer said he is not talking to anybody. >> it's not going to do that. he's not going to do that. i mean, if he hasn't been on the state-run tv. which, by the way -- yeah. how'd you -- we didn't get a chance to talk a