lapd reviewing that film and body camera footage. tonight, three members of the lapd are on administrative leave. pending the outcome of this investigation. >> thank you. >>> march is finally here, but also a major storm. ice, snow, and in some places, blizzard warnings. affecting 40 states, california to maine, and look at this from california. giant hail in surf city. and in arizona, desert bushes coated in white. and in missouri, another tough commute. it comes as drivers and airline passengers barely recover from the storm this weekend. nine hours from a flight in dallas that was supposed to take 40 minutes. here's linsey davis. >> snow in los angeles! >> reporter: new images, hail blanketing the beaches. in california. snow wreaking havoc around the country. in virginia, troopers responding to 125 crashes in four hours. in north carolina, black ice leading to this 12-car pileup. so far, boston has gotten 104 inches of snow. that's this much, a little more than 8 1/2 feet. less than four inches away from the all-time record. snow

the videos posted on social media show lapd officers confronting a homeless man. there's a scuffle. he's taken down, and officers try to cuff him. next, the sound of a taser. someone yells, drop the gun. then -- [ gunfire ] at least five shots from three officers leaving bystanders and witnesses in shock. >> i think it was kind of extreme. >> he didn't bother nobody. he didn't have no weapon. they just shot him. >> reporter: today, the lapd displaying enhanced still pictures said the man reached for an officer's weapon. >> this is an awful tragedy. but, you know, the officers took on the face of it reasonable steps to avoid it. >> right here. >> reporter: this is a spot where dennis horn took one of his cell phone videos. minutes before he says he captured these last images of the man known on the streets simply as africa. surveillance video from a nearby homeless shelter shows the suspect talking to police then entering his tent. that's when officers draw their weapons. >> now, four officers -- >> reporter: scott rees is a former s.w.a.t. officer for the lapd and expert on the use

the lapd fires five shots into a man's back killing him.him, he was already on the ground he didn't have a gun. now the department's top cop says his men did what they had to do to protect their lives. >>> he called russia a country of corruption and vladimir putin, a pathological liar before being gunned down in the shadow of the kr

lapd never interviewed bobby durst and he was the number one suspect. they interviewed his attorney. and they did a handwriting analysis that came out inconclusive, where right now we have a conclusive handwriting analysis that the film makers did, and i am sure the lapd will do their own. i think we've got him now, they just couldn't get him on anything else he is elusive. he lawyers up with the highest priced attorneys in the country. >> and you said he believes he is the smartest person in the room after studying and researching this man for so many years, what do you think he is feeling right now, knowing what's ahead here. >> i think he is in a holy moly moment, what did i do. i think he is kicking himself. it was so stupid the documentary was his idea. he thinks he can boom booze he will. i have seen police holding cells, i was there four months covering hurricane katrina, it is not pretty, not a pleasant place. went from a high end hotel in new orleans saturday night into the holding cell in new orleans where he belongs. he is finally behind bars

this is coming from the lapd.en you look at this tragedy, and the issue on skid row, there's a big discussion about mental illness and some people said that this man had been living in this part on the street in a tent for several weeks, and that he did have some mental health issues and chief charlie beck saying this highlights the issue in los angeles and this is a problem that needs to be addressed and fixed somehow, and it has not been at this point, with the mental illness problem here. brianna? >> stephanie elam thanks so much. the lapd shooting could be the first case to put to the test the value of police body cameras which were widely called for after the high profile shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown in ferguson missouri. joining me to talk about this is the attorney for the brown family benjamin krump. you have seen this video and there is some obvious differences between the michael brown case and this case in los angeles, but as you're looking at that, do you see excessive force? >> what i d

tonight, the lapd coming forward, saying the tape proves the suspect reaching for a gun. kendis gibson leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, the lapd defending itself after this chaotic scene ended in death. it unfolded on the gritty streets of skid row. four police officers surrounding this man in dark clothing, a robbery suspect. watch as they tackle him. >> get my stick. >> reporter: this woman grabs a police officer's fallen baton. as more cops arrive -- putting her in handcuffs. hind them, the struggle continuing one of the officers shouting for his gun. then, the sound of a taser. four seconds later, the shots. police officers shooting the man five times. then pointing their weapons at the man, as he lies still on the sidewalk. handcuff him. >> when he took his last breath, you know what i'm saying, they handcuffed him. everybody was hollering you done killed that man. that man is dead. >> reporter: the dead man, known only as "africa," and believed to be homeless. today, police showing reporters a frame of that video they say this is the man's hand reaching for a gun

so lapd, the d.a.'s office and independent inspector general will have a lot of angles to review as they investigate this police-involved shooting. megyn. >> trace, thank you. joining me now with more, sheriff david clarke of the milwaukee county sheriff's office. sheriff, good to see you. so many were very quick today to go after the lapd for that video. basically sunlighting this was out and out murder. a homeless man wasn't armed and they executed him. your take on it? >> well, there's a lot about this investigation that hasn't been concluded and hasn't been released. and i want to be cautious in what i say but there are some things i think i can comment on. i mean skid row, what a great social idea that was right? it's been a disaster. but these law enforcement officers went in there on a call for service. they confronted an individual who like in some of the other situations we've seen recently decided to fight with the police. i'll tell you right now you go into a very dark place when you resist a

theicate the case has been turned over to lapd. other reports are saying that he called a couple of friends and said he was lost. the family has upped the reward to $100,000. >> just look for him. he is a great kid. everyone loves him. look out for him. he is somewhere around here. someone knows something. >> what about the reward? >> we just want to find him. it is $100,000 now. people just keep increasing it because we want to find him. >> how are you holding up? >> i am just trying the best i can. i am really scared of what he is going through right now. >> reporter: the uncle also tells us that the family has hired a private invest gator to go through the steps that he may have made on saturday morning. he doesn't have money or id on him. the case has been turned over to the missing person's unit for lapd. live at usc. >> thank you. >>> terrifying momenting, a watched a thief drive off with their suv with their 8 month old baby inside. they loaded the baby in the jeep to go to the park. they went inside the house for 20 seconds

so lapd, the d.a.' independent inspector general will have a lot of angles to review as they investigate this police-involved shooting. megyn. >> trace, thank you. joining me now with more, sheriff david clarke of the milwaukee county sheriff's office. sheriff, good to see you. so many were very quick today to go after the lapd for that video. basically sunlighting this was out and out murder. a homeless man wasn't armed and they executed him. your take on it? >> well, there's a lot about this investigation that hasn't been concluded and hasn't been released. and i want to be cautious in what i say but there are some things i think i can comment on. i mean skid row, what a great social idea that was right? it's been a disaster. but these law enforcement officers went in there on a call for service. they confronted an individual who like in some of the other situations we've seen recently decided to fight with the police. i'll tell you right now you go into a very dark place when you resist arrest. when

the same trap you were in, we have about 30 seconds tell us about that. >> well, i was sited by the lapdich i have to congratulate on their forward thinking they are looking to find answers and it was a friendship developed by my son and an lapd officer that convinced many eto go in there and talk to them about my life as a police officer. howbeit starts off with a small mistake, and it moves up to moving evidence around to make sure the guy is guilty, to eventually leaving words out of a respect to taking money, and in the end, so it is a gradual process, and i warn them to be careful, and also of the partner thes they may have that will bring problems to them because of the way they police. that's why i try to teach them. >> that you mentioned raised by the badge, and thank you to you for being here, and for spearheading this effort. before i leave, i do want to share a brief clip. it was one of my favorites he described the inner struggle of being a drug dealer, and the epiphany he had when he realized his actions were wrong. >> you two through the phase if i don't do it somebody else

departments including not just the lapd the nypd d.c. and seattle. >> place your hands behind your back -- >> reporter: las vegas police bought 200 after community demanded more accountability. >> we needed that support from the community. if this raises that then that's where we need to go. >> reporter: every uniformed officer is now required to video record every citizen contact. and police insist the cameras capture what a bystander with a camera might not see n. this training scenario only the officer can see the man has a gun. [ gunfire ] >> don't touch that gun or you'll be shot again! >> reporter: nationwide cities d states are drafting new laws to ensure police can't delete or edit the video and most importantly to determine when the camera should be turned on. >> ideally from accountability the cameras would be on all the time. but that's not practical and would raise very intense privacy issues for the public and for the police officers. >> reporter: one big challenge is simply storing and managing vast amounts of video data ho

. >> still coming up here at 6:00 a shooting puts lapd under the microscope tonight. why officers felt they had to shoot a homeless man. >>> a small investment in your house can raise the selling price up to 40% i'll show it to you. >> educational start up using a popular video game to help inventors and game developers. >> later a flight against a snow pack observe tori for a new >>> a police shooting is creating a lot of tension in los angeles on the infamous skid row. >> local activists and people who live on skid row rally at the spot where a homeless man was killed after an altercation with the lapd. >> we've got to fix this. this is too much. >> it was videotaped by a passerby who posted it online and has since gone viral. several people expressed outrage, lapd chief says the officers appear to have acted appropriately. >> had the individual not grabbed the officers pistol we'd not be having this conversation >> he says the video shows the suspect would not comply with officers beck says the preliminary investigation also shows that the suspect was shot only aft

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an attorney for three of the lapd officers involve and a former lapd officer, himself, matthew fog isme. thanks to both you have. david, i want to go to you first. these men are your clients. you have seen something that we have not. that frame by frame analysis that we're showing is off of citizens cell phone video. you've seen the video from the two body cameras worn by police. you've seen the up close and personal version of what happened. what did you see? >> well i saw what was confirmed on the videotape that was put on youtube. there's different angles. they show what happened. it's important to say that what is seen on the videotape isn't necessarily the perceptions of the officers. the lighting is difference. the officers can see things a little more clearly and what i saw on those two body cameras confirm what the officers showed that the use of force that was used was appropriate and it escalated in accordance with what the suspect was doing at the time snp. >> matthew, when you hear what david is saying. you hear our fo rensrensic experts, the bottom line is they tried to s

. >>> also what the lapd is saying about the deadly police shooting of a homeless man in los angeles. >>> the skydiver who lost consciousness at the worst possible tile.me. we'll talk to the man who save his life. >>> we want to welcome our viewers wherever you may be joining us. i'm zain aesh. >> and i'm josh am'm john vause, this is cnn newsroom. >>> the israeli prime minister and barack obama are dealing with very contentious topics. >> the white house is worried about what benjamin netanyahu may reveal to congress about a possible u.s./iran nuclear deal. >> we are concerned by reports that suggest selective details of the ongoing negotiations will be discussed publicly in the coming days. i want to say clearly that doing so would make it more difficult to reach the goal that israel and others say they share. in order to get a good deal. >> the united states had been providing our israeli allies regular detailed classified briefings to give them the proper context about the progress that we're making in the context of these conversations. the release of that information would betra

. >>> the chief of the lapd said enhanced video of the fatal shooting of the homeless man on skid row appears to show the man's hand reaching in the direction of the officer's belt. the review of the video shows the officer quickly pulling away at that moment. then three of his colleagues opened fire. the lapd says it is unclear if the man's hand grabbed the officer's weapon. >> i reviewed the audio and video. you can hear the young officer who is primarily engaged in the confrontation saying he has my gun. he has my gun. he says it several times. we feel great compassion in the lapd for people who live in conditions of homelessness and often mental illness with no treatment. >> the officers are part of an lapd task force that focuses on skid row and is quote specially trained with homeless issues. the police is asking anyone with video to come forward. >>> cleveland's mayor apologizing for innocencesensitive language for the wrongful death suit in the death of tamir rice. he was the 12-year-old shot by cleveland police officers. the death was caused by his own actions according to th

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had no idea of the arrest timing. >> the defense is going to try to put andrew jirecki, his team and lapd on trial. they're going to say they were working together to try to bring down robert durst. >> reporter: in effort to discredit the evidence that's already brought him down in the court of public opinion. >>> next front-runner rumor takes us behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars." and reveals why her parents were cheering together from the audience. >>> plus controversial opinions up their fashionable sleeves. how sir elton john is firing back against the designers tonight. s a punch, right? oh yeah. pinch me. okay... and on passat models you can get a $1,000 volkswagen credit bonus. one more time. pinch me. it's not a dream. it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, do it again. and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 passat and jetta models. you know i tried one of those bargain paper towels but the roll just disappeared. bounty is 2x more absorbent so one roll lasts longer. bounty. t

the lapd said it will not publicly release video from the officers' body cam. miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: the call for justice took protesters from the scene of the shooting on l.a.'s skid row to police headquarters. growing outrage from community groups over the death of a homeless man today identified as charlie robineau. convicted of bank robbery 15 years ago. during this struggle contending he reached for an officer's gun and was shot multiple times. >> this is increased violence and increased murder the police department of using. >> reporter: the shooting witnessed by more than a dozen people, was captured by cell phone and surveillance video. but critical clues could come from two body cameras worn by officers. the body cameras, still in a pilot program here at lapd are worn by 33 officers at roughly chest high. once they're activated by the officer, it starts recording. this is the view. the camera able to record hours of standard definition video and audio. today police chief charlie back said the body camera video will not be released to th

a probationary officer working since december at the lapd's devonshire division. solis fled the scene. his silver volkswagon was discovered this weekend. police believe he is driving a brown or tan early '90s ford pickup truck that may belong to a relative. investigators say his family is cooperating. the lapd is assisting pamona police and says sdrksolis was off duty and had no disciplinary issues since joining the force. >> we are hurt. >> reporter: the rodriguez family says their son was a delivery man and was not aggressive. they held a vigil on sunday and gathered at the scene of the shooting. the victim's aunt. >> why run? we know you did it. we know it's you. turn yourself in. explain to the family what happened. why him? >> reporter: for cbs this morning, carter evans, los angeles. >>> this morning, we may have enough evidence that syria is carrying out poison gas attacks. a group monitoring the civil war show victims appear to be suffocating. cbs news cannot confirm the use of chemical weapons. president obama said the use would cross a red line. clarissa

not just the lopd lapd is testing this. seattle and d.c. are too. las vegas police has 200 cameras after people demand more police accountability accountability. >> we need the support from our community and if that raises that, that's where we need to go. >> every uniformed officer is now required to record every citizen contact and police insist the camera catches things. in this training scenario only the officer can see the man has a gun. >> don't touch that gun. you'll be shotgun. >> cities and states are drafting new procedures to ensure police can't edit the video and most importantly to determine when should the camera be turned on. >> from an accountability stand point they would be on all the time. that would raise intense privacy issues for the public and for the police officers. >> one big challenge is stimply storing and managing vast amounts of video data. how long are they kept? a traffic accident a few weeks but a homicide investigation, perhaps decades. >> reporter: already cameras have been used to exonerate and discipline officers

tonight. >> tonight the lapd defending itself after this chaotic scene ended in death. this new video show it all gachbility surround ago tent hands on the gun they try to force out the man in. robbery suspect. watch as they tackle him. this woman grab the police officer fallen baton as more cops arrive putting her in handcuffs. behind them the struggle continue. one officer shouting for his gun then the sound of a taser. 4 seconds later the shots. police officer shooting the man 5 times. >> oh, my god. >> at least 4 police officers pointing the weapon at him. as elis still on the sidewalk. just over a minute later they handcuff him. >> i seen him take his last breath when i seen the last breath you know what i say they handcuffed him. >> the man is dead now. >> dead man known only as africa and believed to be homeless. police show report ears frame of that video. they say this is the man's hand reaching for a gun. >> it appears that the suspect hand is reaching f the officers waist band in the area where the pistol would be located. >> some flowers candle here at the s

lapd looking at footage from the officer's body cameras. they are listening closely to the audio as well. according to the "l. a. times," you can hear an officer yell he's got my gun. some local activists are outraged over the shooting. cameras tested before getting nationwide. >>> >>> and to a bomb shell report that hillary clinton used a personal email account to conduct her work during her four years as secretary of state. hxz used personal e-mail at state department possibly breaking rules. a new recordkeeping process. her advisors handed over 5500 pages of emails, although it's unclear how many emails she actually had in her account. >>> the spokesperson for clinton wouldn't comment to nbc news but told "new york times" that clinton has been complying with the letter and spirit of the rules. but according to the "new york times," federal law states that correspondence by officials are government records and must be retained as part of the agency's record. >>> meanwhile a spokesperson for the state department says it has long had access

. >> the lapd is pioneering anyway to stop crimes.r them on the theory that would be criminals won't commit the crime when there's a helicopter hovering overhead. staff show this system works. this experience is successful. the lapd could use drones to conduct patrols. >> that is a very helpful tip for police. >> more and more doctors and dentists are learning how to do them. >> the concern is they may not be getting enough training to do them safely and patients may not know. >> she went to the med spa. i wanted to just boost up a little bit. >> i did have a little spot on my cheek. >> a tiny one. >> it was pretty small. >> he said i will do all three for 200. >> not a licensed dermatologist or plastic surgery. taking weekend courses similar to this one. to include cosmetic tro seed your. why? some say it's about the money. >> you can triple your revenue per patient per year. >> this is what stephanie's face looked like ten days after the procedure. >> your face was a mess. >> for three weeks i didn't leave the house. >> he examined

hear why he says lapd officers went too far. nightly news begins at 5:30. >> new details on the shooting after 14-year-old armed student in oakland. oakland police are offering a $20,000 reward to catch the person who shot and killed devon ellis. a freshman football player at oakland technical high school. these photos are from a website raising money for his funeral. those who new ellis are mystified by his death. >> what i've heard across the board is that he was a very nice personalable young man. well-liked. you don't always hear that in these situations. >> devon ellis was walking in the fruit veil district when he was killed. police don't know if the gunshot came from another pedestrian. >>> the pit ball who viciously euthanized his owner has been -- the pitbull who attacked his owner has been euthanized. he has been a family pet for nine years. family members tried to fight the animal off with bat. the owner, 40-year-old woman, was air lifted to a trauma center in walnut creek. she is listed in serious condition right now

lapd now says the incidents started as late back as 2013 but the majority of them happened within thelast few months. >> anything that apartments to a violation of law would you amount to arrest. >> the police say it happened on and off campus and they have physical evidence of the crimes as the students were taken out of class in handcuffs. parents were being notified of what was happening via a recorded phone call from the school's principal. >> says the kids were arrested by lapd for sexual misconduct. that's all they said and that they were talking all precautions because they care about the kids at school. >> that was vaness sa ruiz reporting. things la unified school district says counselors are available to be assist students into two pitbulls on the loose terrorizing two california neighborhoods. in stockton you can see officers and animal control chasing the dogs through traffic. they attacked two people killed a cat. an officer was forced to shoot one of the dogs after it lunched at him. both are now in captivity. police are working with the owners to decide the fate of both

lapd police chief charlie beck says the officer's words appear to tell why. >> the one that i heard the most clear is the officer saying "he has my gun." and he says it several times, with conviction. >> reporter: but some witnesses disagree. >> you're being tased, you'll be flailing. you're not necessarily reaching or grabbing for anything. >> reporter: the lapd an independent inspector general, and the l.a. county district attorney are investigating what happened here. authorities are reviewing cell phone video as well as surveillance footage taken from this area. police released an enhanced freeze frame showing what they say is the suspect's hand on the officer's weapon. they also showed a photo of the gun with its slide pulled back and a bullet partially ejected. >> this is indicative of a struggle over the weapon. >> reporter: body cameras worn by two of the officers are also being examined as part of the investigation. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> cleveland's mayor says he's sorry for insensitive language in a court filing about the killing of 12-year-old tamir

the letter lapd is a key piece of evidence in their case against robert durst.marked the very day it was believed susan had been murdered. someone had written out susan's home address block letters and added a single word. >> somebody is sending to the police, advising them that there is a body at this address, again, it's a sign of compassion. yeah, they just killed this person. they don't want them to lay there and not be found for days or weeks or whatever and decompose. that's my feeling that the keller had a special connection, someone she knew and trusted. >> someone los angeles authorities now believe is robert durst. >> coming up, was susan berman keeping a secret? >> at the time that she died, se kept saying she was on to something big. >> and was she about to share it? >> susan would have taken a bullet for that and maybe did. chase freedom. the card is for the essentials. the cash back is for the fun. chase. so you can. do you have stuff to clean this mess of a breakroom? i have paper towels, sprays, wipes, sponges. and these floors? disinfectant clea

according to the lapd he was killed on the freeway on the 10 near the usc campus. the family was told the driver of the vehicle stopped and identified himself. this was not a hit and run. on the campus, teammates learned a short while ago and the news is hitting them hard. they are grieving. >> we are grieving pretty hard right now. we are in deep shock. >> he was partying with teammates friday night. lapd said he left the tke house around 1:30. he said he was going to walk on the beach. he never returned. >> sometimes he was soft spoken. he always had a way -- excuse me. he always had a way of making you laugh, and he brought energy to the room. >> the last phone call he made was to a friend on campus who he told he was in trouble. it is not clear what happened. was he in trouble was someone after him or he wandered on the freeway. >> live in berkeley. >>> law enforcement is under the microscope after several scandals. why the d.a. thinks there could be more trouble behind the scenes. >> more trouble behind the scene and higher up. the d.a. said they want a privat

now, we asked the lapd about the uncanny timing of that arrest. they said that somebody watching the show called in anonymous tip and that tip led to durst. david? >> matt gutman thank you. i want to bring in abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams here tonight. people are going to say, that sounds like a confession plain and simple. can it be used against him? >> reporter: probably. the defense will likely argue it shouldn't be allowed into evidence. they will say that we can't trust this tape. we don't know where it was. it could have been manipulated. but those are probably losing arguments and ultimately the jury will probably hear it. >> you put that piece of audio aside and you still have that moment with the letters, too. >> reporter: i think it's more powerful than the audio tape. on the audio tape i think he's going to say, yes, i did but of course i didn't mean it. i knew they were listening. with the letter -- boy. you look at the side-by-side and it's hard to figure out exactly what he's going to say. sure he can call in a hand handwritin

lapd officials say stats show it's actually working. if this experience is successful, lapd could use drones to conduct patrols. >>> an idaho man could update his facebook status to busted. joey patterson behind bars after revealing his location on facebook. he's wanted for a probation violation. he posted where he would be for batting practice over the weekend. that was a very helpful tip for police. they showed up at the same play is to arrest patterson. >>> it's 5:27 right now. coming up, three days on the run, where deputies are focusing a search for an escaped inmate. >>> this plane trying to fly across the world. it's only powered by the suno sunol -- sun. we'll have more. >>> plus why the man accused of stealing cookie money from girl scouts will be back in a bay area courtroom did. >>> did monday morning. we're going to see low clouds to start, bright sun to fin, and then everything changes, rain in the forecast. more on that in just moments. >>> a sudden change in a couple of bay area commutes, plus a look at the bay bridge, a

the lapd is hoping wince video will determine what happened before officers shot and killed a homeless man. [ sound of gunfire ] the scuffle and then the shots were recorded on a cell phone before the gun fired the sounds of a taser could be heard and someone shouting drop the gun. a witness says the victim tried to grab one of the officer's weapons and the police commissioner is urging people not to rush to judgment. >>> it was a wild scene playing out in hayward where police had to use tear gas to end a ten hour standoff. a man suspected of shooting at police ran from his car yesterday when officers tried to arrest him. s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the area and the neighborhood was locked down. neighbors say it was a chaotic scene. >> all i heard -- it was bop, bop, bop. then i came outside and there was like four more shots and i guess everybody -- they were by the cops. i tried to run and tried to tell my mom what happened and then she comes outside and then all we hear is just people screaming like -- screaming at them like stop, stop. >> the man's name has not been released. >>> apy

lapd officers struggling with the man using a taser on him and ultimately firing five shots and killing. it happened in front of witnesses, one of them who took that video. >> it's really truly devastating. i was like really close. i could even feel the impact from the gunshots. >> what happened when he was standing in front of his tent? >> when he was standing in front of his tent the officers was giving him order, you need to get up against the wall let us pat you down. and -- but -- >> but he refused? >> he refused. and once he refused, they said okay well we're going to tase you. one officer took out his taser, and said we're going to tase you. he said what are you going to tase me for? after that they hit him with a taser. >> did you see him reach for an officer's gun? >> while he was on the ground seeing tased, i didn't see him reach for an officer's gun. >> why do you blame the officers? >> well i blame the officers because it was just like two obsessive. too many officers right there to -- for not to come up with a positive solution to the situation. be investigative, you know w

both the filmmaker and lapd said this was not coordinated in any way, shape or form.lot of people raising eyebrows. >> timing is strange. if we think lawmakers went to authorities a few months ago in the summer, why did they just do the arrest now as the last episode was airing certainly seems strange. that's a problem for lapd and not for the filmmakers. >> interesting. >> i have a special interest in this. i own a house where the body of the first wife who was killed may well have been buried. so when i swim there, i always wonder what's underneath me. >> my goodness. she's been declared legally dead. her body has never been found. george freeman, thank you so much. >> ahead "at this hour," millions of israelis headed to the polls right now and prime minister benjamin netanyahu's political life is on the line. will a last-ditch effort save his leadership? we'll go live to israel next. if you suffer from a dry mouth, then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biote

the chief says the man killed went for an officer's gun moments before activists say the lapd are too to use deadly force. >> this is an awful tragedy. but the officers took on the face of it reasonable steps to avoid it. >> i can give roll call right on the brothers that have been shot and murdered on skid row right? and the community continues to turn out and speak out against this and lapd there is no transparency in lapd. >> police say right now they're not releasing the department at the of the man killed and won't confirm reports that he suffered from a mental illness. two officers were treated and releaseed for injuries. >>> cleveland a deadly police shooting now has the city itself becaming the very 12-year-old who died. tamir rice was carrying a pellet gun at the time of the shooting in november. the gun is designed to look like a real begun. an officer responding to call about someone waving around gunshot the boy. in court documents the city says rice's injuries were the result of his own actions his family says that shooting is in no way justified. >>> in texas one of the

lapd officers shot and killed a homeless man on sunday. the video shot by a witness shows the struggle. disregard some of the action that you'll see in the front part of this melee. it's the action in the back. pay attention to the strug until the back. that shooting happened on l.a.'s skid row. a robbery suspect confronted by police and it ended when police say the man on the ground reached for an officer's gun. cnn takes a closer look at this event. >> the video taken by a witness in downtown los angeles beginning with an altercation between police and a man on the street. we don't see what caused the incident to turn violent bub the man appears to throw punches towards one of the four officers on the scene who were trying to arrest him on suspicion of robbery. it escalates ending up on the ground. you hear someone say what sounds like, drop the gun. then the sound of a taser goes off. then more shouting that sounds like drop the gun yelled twice. a struggle continues and five shots are fired. suspect lies motionless in the street. polic

. >>> what happened in the moments before the fatal shooting of a homeless man by the lapd. surveillance video from a roof shows officers talking to the man outside a tend. they were investigating reports of a robbery. several minutes pass and then the suspect goes into the tent. and that's when the struggle starts. two officers were wearing body cameras. but that video will not be released. >>> today san francisco board of supervisors is considering a plan to force drug companies. the bill would require pharmaceutical companies to take back the drugs so they don't harm the environment or endanger kids. alameda county recently passed a similar measure the first of its kind in the nation. >>> prime minister of israel will address congress this among despite objections from the white house. in the speech, benjamin netanyahu will make his case against a proposed nuclear deal with iran. he feels it would put israel's security at risk. he outlined his position yesterday in the nation's capital. >> the same iran vows to annihilate israel. if it develops nuclear weapons, it would h

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