kyung lah is live in illa vista and also from washington. kyung what is the latest? >> reporter: they're still trying to piece together all of the evidence. a large number of bullets and many, many locations. we are at the second location. you can see that the tape is up. officers still trying to figure out the exact events of what has been a devastating rampage. the eve of the memorial day holiday weekend turns deadly. this, after multiple drive-by shootings in the small college town of isla vista, minutes from the uc santa barbara campus. >> he shot and i felt the wind pass right by my face. so i started running in the opposite way and then i heard it again, like, two times. so i was just sprinting. >> reporter: in all, authorities say seven people were killed, including the gunman. seven others injured. those hurt sent to a local hospital for gunshot or traumatic injuries. >> we've identified nine separate crime scenes within the area, and multiple victims. >> reporter: 19-year-old summer young says she was almost run over by the black bmw, and witnessed the shoot

kyung lah is live in isla vista, and kyung, right in front of one of those crime scenes. what else is happening today? >> reporter: well, they're trying to piece together the exact events and how they happened. we are hearing from witnesses that this is the second crime scene, the very first one happened right up the street outside a sorority house. some people either hurt or killed outside that sorority house, and then over here, the bmw involved, racing, hitting people. the gunman opening fire. the street, busy, as friday night was just beginning in this sleepy college town. the eve of the memorial day holiday weekend turns deadly. this, after multiple driveby shootings. >> he shot and i felt like -- i just felt the wind like pass right by my face. so i started running the opposite way and then i heard it again, like, two times, and i was just sprinting. >> reporter: in all, authorities say seven people were killed, including the gunman. seven others injured. those hurt sent to a local hospital for gunshot or traumatic injuries. >> we've identified nine separate crime s

our reporter kyung lah is at the scene now., what are you -- what are you seeing there this morning? >> reporter: well, i can tell you that this entire college town -- and this is, christi, a very typical college town. i'm looking at 7-elevens and various pizza shops, coffee shops, a very typical college town -- there is police tape strewn back and forth across the streets here. it's zigzagging. there are a number of scenes. i see police officers and sheriff's deputies, just counting from where i'm standing, looks like they're covering several different corners here, because we're talking about a series of shootings. this all started at 9:27 last night, friday evening, here at the university of -- u.c., santa barbara. kids are filling the streets at this time of the day. they're getting ready to go out. they're out at the pizza shops. out at the coffee shops. and that's when all of the firing, the shooting began. the suspect vehicle zigzagging its way across, through this very busy area. and that's -- when you're standing here

joining me right now is kyung lah. kyung?> reporter: it is very important to note, anderson, that this entire rampage, when the bullets began to fly, it was only ten minutes. and that is what is stunning. that so much devastation to take place in that short of time. the killer winding his way up and down very busy streets, 9:30 on a friday evening, unloading his weapon, reloading, and then taking aim at people he simply did not know. he went to a sorority, a deli, outside a 7-eleven. he tried to hit as many people as possible and so many people, anderson, have been affected. you see the stadium behind me. there is a vigil happening right now. it is packed with people who are trying to remember the good in people, trying to remember the victims, and looking forward to trying to pick up the pieces as a community. anderson? >> yeah, kyung, the memorial that is happening now, i mean, we've seen literally thousands of people attending this. any idea of the total number and i know that christopher's father spoke at the memorial jus

i want to bring back cnn's kyung lah. obtained a pretty gruesome though fascinating piece of video which shows the movements of the car as it made its way down the street. describe it for us again. >> reporter: the video is surveillance video inside a store as the shooting took place. the gunman aiming into the store. yo do not see the vehicle. but what you see inside is extraordinarily graphic. you see a young man getting shot, bleeding all over the floor. it is so gruesome we simply cannot air that part of the video. but you get the sense of how frightening it was inside that store. that's just one of a number of places where there have been cordoned off scene areas. the police at one point said that there were nine active scenes, crime investigation spots, and that's where they were collecting bullets. there were a number of bullets collected earlier in the day. the area right behind me, that was cordoned off. there were some 20 bullets just in this one small area, so it really paints a picture of how many time this gu

what authorities are calling premeditated mass murder. >> that was kyung lah reporting.id, we're neither mentioning the killer's name or showing his face, the fact that the young man had serious issues is worth talking about. so is the fact his parents were aware of them as well as mental health officials. he had been seeing experts since he was 11. he was upset because at 22 he was a virgin. last week he shared hatred of men and women. and there were places where the right action may have diffused the killer's rage or stopped him from acting on it. joining us now, dave cullen, author of "columbine," which is in my opinion the definitive way of the columbine kill iing and s completely changed the way i report on these hearings. dave, so much after columbine, there was much that turned out not to be true. so what do you think is important to focus on and what do you look at now when you look at this incident? >> well, keeping in perspective we see lots of things that are interesting and that may jump out to us as clues. and it is sort of understanding that our mind is tel

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kyung lah, cnn, isla vista, california." we're also hearing from one of the survivors in friday's rampage. danville resident nick pasichuke was run over by the gunman as he was riding his long-board down the street. he suffered two broken legs. and had to undergo surgery as a result. pasichuke says it all happened so fast.but he remembers the moment police told him others had also been attacked. for the very latest stay on this developing story. head to kron 4 dot com. that's where we'll bring you the latest details around the clock as the investigation into the tragedy continues. a two point eight magnitude earthquake hit gilroy tonight the u-s-g-s says it happened at about 9-11 tonight. at least 30 gilroy residents reported feeling light shaking from the quake. and people as far away as salinas and santa cruz also reported feeling the shaking. coming up at kron 4 news at 11. a c-h-p officer seriously hurt after a nasty accident with another vehicle. we take you to the scene. plus. some freeway construction turning into rea

kyung, as you followed this story, hansen was in court this afternoon. what happened there?porter: she was in court just a short moment ago and we did actually get this video. this is a court in honolulu. this is something called an initial appearance, and you can see she was a bit dishevelled, she didn't really say anything, and all that she did do was wave good-bye to somebody in court as she was led away. bond remains set at $1 million. today's appearance, much more of a date setting. the preliminary hearing, brianna, will be on wednesday. brianna? >> we'll be waiting for more informationment kyung lah, thanks very much. >>> still to come, the commissioner who called the president the "n" word finally resigns. did republicans force him out? >>> and a potentially deadly virus spreading in america. the latest man infected may have contracted the virus through a simple handshake. ollection of s. a home saved. a hero homebound for a new opportunity. a kitchen that kick starts careers wells fargo invests in our communities a little differently. small measures that add up to ma

it does make you wonder, kyung, throughout all these years, how did they get by?id actually have jobs. they had multiple jobs. from what we understand, they worked nights. they worked at temporary agencies. remember, they had fake papers. we actually went to one factory where isidro garcia, the defendant, he worked. he has worked there for fife years. his employer says he has never missed a day. always showed up on time. they were actually living, seen in the open. just no one knew what was happening down in santa ana. brianna? >> so much to this story. kyung lah, thank you. >>> and this just might be the most amazing clip of the day. during a thunderstorm in china, a cctv camera recorded a man staring up at a second floor window where a child had apparently climbed out on to the ledge. people below tried their best to cushion the child's fall. they grabbed anything they could until finally the man had to literally take the matter into his own hands in saving the child's life. >>> now "outfront" next, another nba owner in hot water over his comments about race. bu

kyung, this girl, this woman was an illegal immigrant. she had slipped into the u.s. just six months before she disappeared in 2004. how much do prosecutors think that that may be playing a role in this case? >> very simply, brianna, a lot. remember, she is 15 years old. and put yourself in her position. prosecutors say that she had just slipped into the country. so she is in a foreign place. she doesn't know the language. she doesn't know the laws. and prosecutors say that her captor had told her if she said anything, her entire family would be deported. brianna? >> all right, kyung lah for us tonight, thank you. >>> and still to come, another gm recall today, this time for trucks and suvs. how much trouble is the car giant in? >>> and a train barrels towards a car with a driver trapped inside. we'll show you what happens next. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else

now, in the next few days they're going to look not only at the shell casings, kyung mentioned, also there were several crime screens. nine, i think the sheriff said. they'll look at those in the next couple of days and some of the video evidence, some of the writings of this person who is believed to have carried out she's shootings and trying to see whether this explains perhaps his motivation. we know from looking at some of this video that he had expressed, the person believed to have carried this out, expressed some loneliness and being rebuffed by women. perhaps that explains it. we don't know. that is obviously something that will take a few days for investigators go go through, fred. >> evan perez, kyung lah, appreciate it. >>> much mow ahead on the deadly shooting in california, and next, other top stories we're following, including pope francis' historic whirlwind trip through the holy land. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. check for more! well, i guess i can double check... my watch! [ male announcer ] it pays

kyung lah is live in isla vista, california. what does this video show, kyung? this was video captured after the stabbing of his roommates, right? so this involves mostly the shootings? >> reporter: you're right about that. it's what people are referring to as the third scene. it's the ivy deli mart. the owner had seen the gunman before. he was a customer. he had come here, he had shopped. but on friday night he came here with a gun and he began firing inside. he did not step inside the store. he was shooting from outside. it was all caught on the store's surveillance tape. it was obtained exclusively by cnn. a normal friday night at the ivy deli mart checkout line when suddenly -- >> i'm scared just looking at the cameras. i was like, oh, my god. >> reporter: the surveillance camera is capturing the moment at his store. customers ducking a. glass door shattering while people run. one woman tries to reach out to a victim and calls 911 as bullets fly overhead. the gunman is just outside, mere feet away, intent on killing. >> there's two bullets that came in throu

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kyung lah, cnn, isla vista, california." tonight we're hearing from one of the survivors of the rampage. this man was run over by the gunman as he was writing his long poured down the street for. he suffered two broken legs and had to go under surgery. he said it rhappened so fast that he remembers. remembers of then i had just gotten through debt free birds and was long boarding down this street. my friend in front of me was on his. bike and the needless to say, the two of us were just talking, and out of nowhere did scooped up by a car, and phone about 50 yds or so down the street. next thing you know i was on the ground and could not move my legs. i actually found out when the police officer for showed up before, the medical personnel arrived, that it would be a while before the ambulance could be there. and he told me they were attending to multiple gunshot wound victims. for more information on that story goethe kron4news.com only on kron 4-- rodent problems yet again. for the second time in a week. the department of he

kyung lah joins us in a moment. so you talked to a lot of people in the neighborhood. is there really widespread doubt about her story among the neighbors? >> very widespread, we were very surprised about that. when you come upon a story like that, somebody says yeah, yeah, there may have been suspicions. all the people say he was a nice dad who seemed to give this woman everything she wanted. she had a nice apartment, car, cell phone, they doted on their daughter, they say he was somebody who was always there and prov >> all right, the fact this began ten years ago, it was reportedly when the woman was 15. it is both legally and otherwise a very awkward fact for the accused. the attorney, who you saw a moment ago in kyung lah's report will be back to join us. charles, i know you said your client has done nothing wrong. what is your client's defense against the charges? >> he didn't do this. it is that simple. anybody who has come in contact with this couple has seen that they have had an ideal marriage. they have -- you could talk to the neighbors. you could talk to t

let's go to cnn's kyung law and pamela brown.yung, you traced the steps friday night and bringing that to us in a moment but first, pamela, you have learned new details about warnings signs from a family friend. what do you know? >> that's right. we have spoke on the a family friend of the rodger family. simon astair and he walked me through in great detail of the warning signs and the moments just before and during the rampage on friday night. and desperate search was under way by eliot rodger's parents to find him when the rampage was going on because they had just been tipped with that chilling manifesto and e-mailed it to them and a couple dozen other people. the mother apparently came across the e-mail at 9:17 p.m. pacific time and read a sentence, knew something was terribly wronged she looked at the youtube page and known to post videos there and came across the rebring bugs video talking about slaughtering women at a local sorority house and called the father and called 911 according to this family friend, they got in the

what a horrible tragedy has occurred, kyung. what's the latest?porter: what it tells us and what it really depicts, wolf, is the sheer terror. what was happening inside these businesses. remember, this happened on a friday night, 9:30 friday night. the streets are packed, the businesses are full. take a look. what you're seeing is a pizza restaurant. this is right along the street where the gunman was firing. no one inside this restaurant was hit by any bullets. there was nothing shattered, but you can see them crouching, see the students running. we also spoke to a number of people who were outside the pizza restaurant who were in the apartments who live right above this pizza restaurant, and they happen to be rolling on their iphones. i want you to listen as the bullets went right by them. [ gunshots ] so this gives you a sense of just how frightening it was for many of these people who were only 20, 19, 20, 22, 21, just in that general age range, and what they all tell us is that they tried to hide, they tried to run. they didn't know where it

we can see all the students behind you, kyung. i know there are many thousands coming there tonight. >> the cassity for this stadium, erin, is 17,000. it looks like they're going to hit it. . it seems like the entire university is here, the entire town. and this is just a snapshot of how this has affected everyone who goes here, the schools, the university, the people who live here. they say they are grieving. they need this so they can try to put the pieces back together. they have also come to hear chris martinez's father, who has a potent message to share with this crowd, as well as everyone in this country. >> who would have dreamed that this could have happened to us. >> reporter: not to my child, thought richard martinez. his son, chris, just 20 years old, a ucsb english major went to the iv deli mart when bullets flew into the store. >> no one thinks it's going to happen to their child. i would never have thought chris would die in this way. how would i know? how would i think of that? no one would think that, that your chi

our kyung lah is out front. >> reporter: he is a sultan worth more than $20 billion, the absolute ruler of brunei, a small southeast country, but one of the richest nations per capita in the world. he is courted by america's most powerful leaders. >> this gives me a good opportunity to renew the long-standing and warm friendship. >> reporter: that friendship is being strained as brunei installs a new islamic sharia law that punishes adultery, abortions, and same-sex relationships with flogging and stoning. >> nobody is going to set foot in that damn hotel until he is out of it. >> reporter: he is the sultan, and hollywood protesters like jay leno want the sultan's money out of the storied beverly hills hotel. the hotel chain, called the george chester collection is partially owned by a brunei investment agency. hurt the investment, hurt the sultan. richard branson tweeted no virgin employ will stay at dorchester hotels until the sultan abides by basic human rights. >> people being stoned to death. hello, it's all economic. how big an economic impact will it have? let's find out and see.

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cnn's kyung lah has the story. >> i'm a surfer girl. >> reporter: jill hanson appeared to embody thee surfer life. full-time surfer. part-time sportswear designer. seen here wearing her own swim line. part-time model. even inspirational speaker. she spoke four years ago about her beliefs. >> if there's a god, show me a sign right now. and that very second, and i just got goose bumps, a drop of water on my head inside my car on a perfectly sunny day with no water anywhere. on the crown of my head. super natural baptism. >> reporter: there appears to be nothing godly about what honolulu police call her apparent act of road rage. police say hanson followed a 73-year-old, elizabeth, then waited until she got out of her car. police say hanson then struck her with her car. it's not known why. conklin told "good morning america" she doesn't rather the moment she was hit. >> got out, and then all of a sudden, i woke up in an ambulance. >> reporter: conklin's life may have been saved by a bystander would smashed the back window of hanson's vw after the first alleged strike. he says it looked

. >> reporter: kyung lah, cnn, beverly hills, california. >> thanks for telling that story, kyung lahhing note. oklahoma city thunder star kevin durant accepting his first nba mvp award last night. as he thanked his teammates by name. but it's what got me is how he talked about mom. >> we weren't supposed to be here. you made us believe. you kept us off the street. put clothes on our backs, food on the table. when you didn't eat, you made sure we ate. you went to sleep hungry. you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. [ applause ] >> a perfect reminder, mother's day is this weekend. do your mother proud. and of course tonight -- or tomorrow night is game two of the western conference semifinal, the thunder take on my los angeles clippers. hey, thanks for watching at this hour. "legal view" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> cracking down on dangerous designer drugs from china. that are killing american kids. agents fanning out across the country this morning. raids going down. arrests in more than 2 dozen states. >>> also ahead, we hadn't heard from monica l

let's bring in our own kyung lah who is live in isla vista, california. what did the father tell you? >> reporter: he said that this sort of pain is unimaginable. this was his only child who he lost. and he says he is filled with rage. he says he wants to talk to the press. as many reporters as possible because washington is refusing to talk, refusing to listen. and this father says it is congress' inaction that has led to all of this. >> where the hell is the leadership? where the hell are these people that we elect to congress and spend so much money on? these people are getting rich sitting in congress. and what do they do? they don't take care of our kids. my kid died because nobody responded to what occurred at sandy hook. those parents lost little kids. it's bad enough that i lost my 20-year-old but i had 20 years with my son. >> reporter: and this father also adds today who is talking about the parents of sandy hook. those sandy hook victims. he says today you can simply replace the town sandy hook with isla vista and tomorrow it will be a new town

all right, kyung lah thank you. are we going to hear from elliot rodg rodger's parents.learn at the time of the shooting his mother and father were frantically looking for him in santa barbara having gotten hold of his 140-page manifesto. pamela brown in santa barbara right now. what do we know about the family? what are they telling you? >> well, we know that the family does not want to speak to the media right now. according to this family friend i spoke with, simon astaire, the family is going through indescribable grief, coming to grips with the loss of their son and knowing what he did. but this family friend did tell me about those moments, those frantic moments right before and during the shooting rampage on friday because the parents had received that chilling 140-page manifesto right before the shooting. the mother saw it, knew something was terribly wrong, and looked on his youtube page and found that retribution video where he talked about slaughtering women at a local sorority house. and they hopped in the car, called 911. this is all transpiring while the sh

>> kyung lah, thank you so much. let's dig deeper on this with cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes, a former fbi assistant director and also his daughter survived the virginia tech massacre. she was on the same floor in a dorm where two of her classmate did not and sarah clement, her mother is a teacher who survived the sandy hook massacre. i want to start with you, sarah, just as you listen to mr. martinez, what is your reaction? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me. and my reaction is that he's right. mr. martinez, we stand with you in newtown and there are millions of other families and survivors who have lost loved ones to gun violence, whose loved ones and friends have been murdered and what you've said in the last couple of days is exactly correct and is exactly how we feel. the six people who were murdered at ucsb this weekend were all students. this is a young people's issue. millennials, my generation, is the most disproportionately affected generation by gun violence in america. if we don't ta

cnn's kyung lah. you first, i don't know if you had a chance to even look at this, but we're just learning that our affiliates, they -- our affiliates are reporting that there were bodies found in the shooter's home, as well. cnn trying to confirm it. what are you hearing? >> i was actually outside that apartment complex just a few minutes ago. it's actually just about three or four blocks from where i'm standing. and at this apartment complex, it is very much a crime scene. this is where we believe the shooter did live. we have not gotten that confirmation from the police. but what we can tell you is that other residents who live there say that the shooter lived there and that people who were nearby counted at least three bodies being removed from this apartment. so that's what we know so far about where this shooter we suspect the shooter may have been living. that would be in this exact area where he chose to do his rampage. and it is through this college town, through this sleepy area where there

cnn's kyung lah is in california. >> reporter: this father's pain is unimaginable. this was his only child. he wants to talk because he says washington is refusing to do so, refusing to listen, and he says congress's inaction has led to this. >> where the hell is the leadership? where the hell is these people we elect to congress and we spend so much money on? these people are getting rich sitting in congress! and what do they do? they don't take care of our kids! my kid died because nobody responded to what occurred at sandy hook! those parents lost little kids! it's bad enough that i lost my 20-year-old, but i had 20 years with my son! >> reporter: martinez says who is really talking about sandy hook? you can just replace the name sandy hook with isla vista now, and tomorrow it will be another town. and he says this will continue until there is a true national conversation and action about the proliferation of guns in america and the state of mental health. kyung lah, cnn, isla vista, california. >>> a memorial day pledge from vice president biden, vowing to resto

kyung lah has the story. >> reporter: a normal friday night when suddenly -- >> i was looking at the camera, holy, oh my god. >> reporter: mike hassan's surveillance camera is capturing the moment at his store. customers ducking, a glass door shattering, while people run, one come tries to reach out to a victim and calls 911 as bullets fly overhead. the gunman is just outside, mere feet away, intent on killing. >> there's two bullets came in through the counter, the counter down here. you can see through. >> reporter: holes puncture the wall, riddle the glass. chunks of counter missing. that's a bullet fragment. >> yes. >> reporter: where did it come from? >> in the back. >> reporter: the worst is too gruesome to show. christopher ross martinez was headed to the deli to get something to eat. surveillance show him running inside, bullets hit him twice. the ucsp student bleeds to death on the floor as his friends try to keep him alive using cpr. >> it was very horrible, it was very, very, like i saw some of it and i couldn't finish, like you can't imagine the horrible. >> multiple guns

kyung lah is "outfront" with the story. >> reporter: guns, a way of life in montana.old german exchange student may never have known that when according to court documents he pulled a teenaged prank called garage hopping, slipping into the open garage of a stranger's home to steal alcohol or other items this is him seconds before the homeowner shot the unarmed teen to death. >> it should never have happened. >> reporter: the american host family angry that they would fire blindly into his garage. they have a 10-month-old baby and had recently been burglared twice and were on edge. in his hometown of hamburg, germany, where legally owning a gun is next to impossible, bewilderment. you've got to ask yourself what kind of laws do they have over there, says his former soccer coach. it sends chills down your spine. he believes montana's laws are on his client's side. state laws used to say individuals could lawfully use force against an intruder who acted in a violent, riotous or tumultuous manner. in 2009, the so-called castle doctrine was changed to say lethal force is a

kyung lah is "outfront." she has the exclusive. kyung, so you have had a chance to talk to him. what does he remember about that sale? >> this is one of the three guns sold. and this one store did sell one of the handguns. the manager of the store telling cnn that he remembers this transaction. it happened back in february. he remembers the man who would become the isla vista gunman. he says that there was nothing unusual about him, nothing particularly remarkable. they did talk about isla vista. he says that he cleared the ten-day waiting period. and when asked whether or not the gun store felt responsible in any way, because this weapon was used in a crime, here is what he told us. >> it happens from time to time. but what about the guy that sold him the knives or the swords that he used, or what about the guy that sold him the car he was then driving around, hit people. i mean, do they feel bad? or do they know he was going to do something bad with it? i mean, we sell tools or items. i mean, it's no different than the guy that sold him the knife that he used. >> the manager s

cnn's kyung lah has more. this is where the rampage began, in the gunman's apartment. three people stabbed to death. detectives describe it as a horrific crime scene. from here investigators say he got into his bmw and just as he predicted in his youtube videos, would head straight to sorority. >> on the day of retribution, i am going to enter the hottest sorority house of ucsb, and i will slaughter every single spoiled, stuck-up blond [ bleep ] i see there. >> reporter: four blocks from the apartment, the al phi phi sorority. they heard loud knocking on the door and didn't open it. the gunman turned and shot and killed veronika weiss, katherine cooper, another woman seriously injured. less than two blocks away, the iv deli mart. another victim, christopher martinez who was just out for a sandwich. >> what about chris' right to live? when will this insanity stop? when will enough people say stop this madness? we don't have to live like this! >> reporter: at this point the pace is picking up. witnesses say he's driving his bmw to people on the street. one person is shot

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thank you so much, kyung. pres appreciate it. what kind of help should be extended to the victims?joining me is dr. jean stamford, a counselor at uc santa barbara. doctor, i understand that we know that the university posted a phone number for people if hay need counseling, students or parents. what are you hearing from so many people, been victimized from this rampage? what kind of words of comfort can you or others give? >> good morning, fredericka. yes. we are hearing a lot from our parents, our students, our community. they're all very concerned but the good part is they're staying together and we are definitely a community. in terms of words that we can give, we've just been sharing stories, sharing our love, sharing how much we care about each other. really trying to stay within our natural healing groups is the way i like to think about it. natural support groups. >> and just looking at these still images of theville inch and how many people have come out and hugging and certainly crying, even if they were not there on those, on that corner where all of the shooting took pla

kyung lah, bell gardens, florida. >>> i want to bring you into one of the biggest art heists in history. >> it was 1990 when thieves dressed in police uniforms where thieves walked out with $500 million worth of master pieces. the fbi now says they've confirmed sightings of some of the missing artwork. they've also identified three people who could be connected with the heist, all with connections to the mob. >> there's a $5 million reward for information leading to their recovery. >> they've been gone a long time. hope they find them. >>> the u.s. says there's no justification forte land's military coupe. >> coming up, the u.s. ambassador from thailand joins us from bangkok, plus -- >> you were hesitant to come for whatever reason? >> yes. >> so we miss you. please come back. >>> a very big plea from the tourism industry. how it's hoping to lure visitors back. >>> we are wrapping up the week this friday on "cnn newsroom." hello, everyone. i'm errol bonnet. >> thank you for being with us. i'm natalie allen. we want to welcome back our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. in the hea

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. >> charlie: how many young girls kyung he has taken, joseph kony? one time, there were more than 50 girls who were his wives and, of course, thousands of girls who were taken. sometimes it's difficult to keep the number. >> charlie: and now we have the story of nigeria boko haram. and you have said they have been given into sex slavery. human trafficking. >> marriage is a noble word. let us call it sex slavery, human trafficking, which is evil. we must not sugar coat anything. we must call evil by its name to fight it. that means we must come together to really realize and say thisñr is evil, we are fighting against it. >> charlie: you argue it's the media that can make a difference? >> so much. the media can make a difference. not just the media could make things not look right. the media in this case can make things look right if they bring out the right title, if they encourage people by saying this is sex slavery. many times people forget. i know we're all human beings, and many times the media looks for current issues where they can say easily,

kyung lah, cnn, los angeles. >> pam: meantime. the clippers owner may not have been at the game. showed what they are made of. a tough gave seven between the golden state warriors and the clippers saturday night. >> pam: kron four executive sports producer jason appelbaum is here with all the details. jackson, curry lee reax-sot >> reporter: shall respect for each other a hard felt a hard spot series. warriors insider who was as staple center shed light on what happened last night with our spoors live program >> is getting a little quiet in there, it is getting a little quiet in there yelped three times. it was a lot of argumentation but no fights no punches were thrown. >> reporter: curry kind of down plated better on as boys being boys. hard to believe this was the last time we saw jackson on the bench for the warriors he has delivered to your left but something is on between him and the honor. john boehner owner. >> i am grateful for this association for the group of guys and management team. and has been an outstanding year for us. >> we will be in the loop but unfortunate we

cnn's kyung lah spoke with his father who blames the government for a lack of gun control. >> i can't to go through this, no parent, to have a kid die. my kid died because nobody responded to what occurred at sandy hook. those parents lost little kids! it's bad enough i lost my 20-year-old, but i had 20 years with my son. that's all i'm going to have! >> reporter: the shooting spree injuring over a dozen more before, according to police, the 22-year-old took his own life. remember that there are 13 people who have been injured, many of them having broken bones. we know at least a few of them have been shot several times. they are still trying to recover. john? >> sarah ra, our thoughts are with them. whapt stands out among many other things is how clear the shooter made his motive before the rampage. not only did he write that manifesto, he sent it to his therapist, his parents, who tried to find him after seeing it and seeing disturbing videos on his youtube page. this all came less than a month after police visited elliot rodger at his apartment, so it does beg the question could mo

then people that judge and you get their talking bad about you and i think that's why i'm kyung continues to happen because there's not a lot of the characters that are actually standing up and saying this is one this is now this has affected me and i'll run this act and my daughter i don't want this happening to my youngest this is it being actually institutionalized and being done by medical professionals are being done just off the radar here no in jim diplomat or md by medical but that's not the united done in secret and was the kind of good that being sent abroad with him and being done to them and then they are brought back normally when it happens it will really happen but yes in the midwest in the community is that not medically trained and sometimes they use the same razor and multiple kids and it will get them to these and other that these that they can be exposed to so it's something that we all need to be worried about as human this is not just the issue is everyone issues but human issue and i think a lot of people need to care about this issue and do more to help it go out t