. >> malik came from pakistan, she later moved to saudi arabia. >> so malik lived in both saudi arabiaand to what country has saudi arabia most lavishly and successfully exp t exported it's ideology? pakistan. it's saudi funded medrassas and mosques preach an idealogy. tashfeen malik is a product of radical islam globalized by saudi money. and one more visitor to saudi arabia, the orlando shooter, omar mateen. he went there twice. up next, a crucial question, when we asked why they hate us, how many are there in the first place? >> 300 million people who are ready to strap bombs on their bodies. >> at most, 100,000 people. >> getting the facts right, when we return. my cousin's wedding is c♪ming soon. i like the bride more than the groom. ♪ turquoise dresses... so excited. did all her exes get invited? no ones got moves like uncle joe. ♪ when it's go book on choicehotels.com for instant rewards like gift cards, plus savings of up to 20%. book direct at choicehotels.com >>> if you believed everything you heard about islam on certain cable news channels, you would have good reason to be

the second suspect has been identified as abdel malik petitjean. verified by a dna sample provided by his mother. for over a year she lived in his apartment in eastern france with her son. she's still in shock over what happened. by her account, the morning of the attack he said he was going to visit a cousin of 5 hour drive away. "mum,0 he wrote to me, don't worry, everything is good. go to sleep." reporter: an id card of petitjean was found in kermiche 's house. he was familiar to authorities. they received a tipoff that he was trying for it an imminent attack in france. police were looking for him for several days before the attack. both men had been on an antiterrorist surveillance list, on the radar for trying to travel to syria and join the ranks of the islamic state group. laura: hundreds of people have been attending a memorial service for father jacques hamel in the town where the attack happened on tuesday. security was tight at the event, overseen by the town mayor and the archbishop of a nearby town. father jacques hamel was 86-year-old

thank you malik, for being here. >> you're welcome. >> what do you mean by that? you can understand how some people are hailing this cop killer as a hero? >> i don't know if i said that but what i can -- >> you did. you said it to our fox news reporter mike tobin yesterday because the people in the audience behind you were chanting hero hero about him. >> excuse me. i did not say that, but i can tell you -- >> you did. we can run the tape. >> let's talk about the pain and the suffering of black people who are killed by police officers on a regular basis without due process, serving as judge, jury and executioner on a regular basis. our blood is being spilled in the streets. the blood of alton sterling, the blood of philando castile mike brown. >> michael brown was the agreszor on the police officer. >> no, he was not. >> that was your version. >> no, it wasn't. it was eric holder's -- >> department of justice has failed us as well. >> what facts do you have that michael -- >> our blood is -- >> what facts do you have that michael brown was not the aggressor, that

, malik obama says he's voting for trump.ou. you give one atomic wedgie growing and up they never forget it. malik has been a democrat all his life but changed party affiliations after michelle obama made him eat her lentil loaf at the last family dinner. there's malik wearing a make america great again hat, supporting -- if you're wondering who the black guy voting for donald trump is, it's him. now you know. [ cheers and applause ] the election's been fun to watch. more importantly we have a new episode of "the bachelorette" tonight. the finale is next week. tonight jojo narrowed the field down from four identical pretty boys to two. my favorite part of the episode were the periodical reminders that one of the men jojo might want to marry is a former competitive swimmer. now he just swims so he doesn't drown. there's no competition at all. that was robby. before the season i picked robby and jordan to be in the final two and who's in the final two? >> guillermo: robby and jordan. >> jimmy: thank you very much, that's right.

reporter: malik was one week shy of his 16th birthday when a stranger shot him in the neck followingnage stat. -- spat. his mother sat by his bedside for four days and nights. then, three days before his birthday, his brain was dead and the machines were turned off forever. sharon remembers the last time she spoke with her son. >> it was a good moment. he was meeting me at my daughter's school and he gave me a big hug him and told me he loved me. and then went on his way and i went to work and i just never knew that that would be my last hug from him, but that is how he always greets me, or leave me. he tells me he loves me. that was the last time. that i greeted him. reporter: there is no morning when sharon does not wake up without tears in her eyes, what does she feel when she thinks about her son's murder and can a deal sends ever bring justice -- sentence ever bring justice? >> it is hard to put years on that life, he will never put back. but that is the only thing they can do is give him years. it is just hard. reporter: at the end of every year, lisa writes on t-shirts the nam

. >> reporter: 15-year-old malik mcfarland who loves playing basketball saw a group of oakland housing authority police officers outside. he challenged them with a question. >> i asked them if he played. >> of course the officer jumped at that opportunity. >> take a look at what happened video posted on facebook of a pick up game in the backyard of their grandmother's east oakland home on saturday. >> i was trying to beat him. >> and they lost. >> and so ktvu caught up with malik, his cousin lee hemmingway and the officers for a rematch. housing authority police say that they do this quite often without much attention from the public. >> i'm not surprised at all that the officers went into the back to play with the kids. i'm also not surprised that the result of the play that the officers actually lost to the kids. >> reporter: the kids and cops say they built solid relationships with each other through hoops. they say this is especially important now with recent tensions across the nation over killings of and by police. >> and later on they can remember back in the day when we played

-- ktvu caught up with malik and his cousin for a rematch.ng authority police say they do this quite often without much attention from the public. >> i'm not surprised at all that the officers went back to play with the kids. and i'm also not surprised that the result of the play that theofficers actually lost to the kids. >> reporter: the kids and cops say they have built solid relationships with each other through hoops. they say this is especially important now with recent tensions across the nation over killings of and by police. >> later on that they can remember back in the day when we played ball and whatnot and say hey you know what those were cool cops, you know. >> that was a good thing on their part. more officers should probably do that. >> reporter: more officers did do just that. officer phillip chow worked up a sweat and showed off some fancy moves. >> it's all about having fun, interacting with the community showing that we are normal people. and i need to work on my basketball skills. >> whether it is playing hoops, organizin

well, 15-year-old malik mcfarland challenged housing authority police officers to a pickup basketball game in the back yard of his grandmother's home. they posted highlights saturday on facebook. malik's team won easily. >> played them and they lost horribly bad. >> and later on they can remember back in the day when we played ball or what not and, you know what? those are some cool cops, you know. >> ktvu caught up with the teenager, his cousin and the officers for a friendly rematch. police play hoops with neighborhood kids all the time, usually without much attention but the teens and the officers say through hoops they are building solid relationships with each other. >>> 4:45 is the time and an indiana animal shelter is using the pokimon go craze to help their shelter animals get more exercise. the shelter in muncie, indiana launched the pokimon dogs volunteer program a week ago and it's been a big success. hundreds of volunteers have showed up to take a shelter dog for a walk while they search for pokimon. the shelter says the dogs have had more time outside and exercising than

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malik aziz, i would like to start with you.we start the conversation, can i ask you first, are you able to now to confirm it was one shooter last night in dallas? >> well, all i can really conif i remember right now is we know that it's at least one shooter, and with our investigative unit, who is one of the best in the nation, they're turning over every rock to make sure that the dallas police, as you heard our chief david brown and the mayor said earlier, that they believe it's a lone shooter. we want to make sure. we haven't concluded any investigation. we're just on the surface. right now, we have the one lone shooter and we're going to make sure he is the only one before we release any definitive totality of statements. >> brown: tell us, commander aziz, your own feelings, the feelings of members of the force about what happened last night. >> well, i can say, extend my heartfelt condolences and heartfelt sympathy to the family, friends, loved ones, my brothers and sisters in blue across the nation and abroad, that our hea

ha enojado muchas personas, reportes indican que aparentemente habrÍa ganado un nuevo simpatizante, malik por su parte, hillary clinton y su compaÑero de fÓrmula tim kaine dijeron que no usarÁn ese tono de insultos personales que donald trump ha utilizado. para una entrevista en las cÁmaras del programa periodÍstico 60 minutos, ambos aseguraron que no se referirÁn al candidato republicano con ninguno de los calificativos ofensivos que ha tenido para ellos. el ex alcalde de nueva york michael bloomberg respaldarÁ la candidatura presidencial de hillary clinton. el multimillonario tuvo la intenciÓn de presentarse como candidato independiente la casa blanca pero desistiÓ de la idea, alegando que la decisiÓn beneficiarÍa a donald trump. el equipo de clinton estuvo contactando a bloomberg para que participara en la convenciÓn demócrata y Éste aceptÓ. arantxa: adolescentes que estÁn dejando o de ir a la escuela por temor a ser interferidos por inmigraciÓn. danay primero sigue el caso de dos chicos que han tenido este problema. danay: tras las rejas, y sin saber cuando respiran libertad nuevament

. >> reporter: you may remember malik mcfarland.e and his cousin challenged the officers to a game of basketball. it all started with a question, do you play. from that one moment it changed everything for malik. >> it's crazy. it's like i would never have thought that me asking him and they agree to play with me would happen. >> but it did happen and the good times in the court have now brought more good will. robinson saw our story and noticed that the equipment was very old. so robinson who is on assistance and feeds the homeless and stray cats, went on ebay and bought them new equipment. >> what could have been a negative interaction was a positive one. >> height, just super tall. the back board is amazing. it has an nba sticker i love that. good things come when you do good things. i didn't think that no one would actually recognize how our court looked and the fact that somebody came out of their way to get us a court was amazing. so thank you. >> in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> awesome. >>> coming up on mornings on

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. >> reporter: you may remember malik mcfarland from east oakland. he and his cousin challenged oakland housing authority officers to a game of basketball. to the surprise the officers accepted. it all started with a question, do you play? and from that one moment it changed everything for malik. >> it's just crazy. and it is like i would have never thought that me asking them and them agreeing to play with me would happen. >> reporter: but it did happen and the good times on the court have now brought more goodwill. ktvu viewer sharon robertson saw the story and noticed that the kids' equipment was pretty old. so robinson who is on a fixed income and feeds the homeless and stray cats went on ebay to buy them a brand new back court and rim delivered to the grandmother's home in east oakland. >> it only takes a moment to be kind, right? >> my hope is that quite possibly that they could pass on the net to somebody else in the neighborhood and inspire others to do the same thing. what could have been a negative interaction was a positive one. >> it is s

by the way, malik's team won, easily. >> we played them and they lost horribly bad. >> and later on they remember back in the day when we played ball or what not and be like, you know what? there are cool cops, you know. >> ktvu caught up with the teenager, his cousin and those police officers for a friendly rematch on the court. the police play basketball with neighborhood groups all the time and usually there's not much attention but the teenagers and the police officers say through basketball they are building strong relationships with each other. >>> an indiana animal shelter is using the pokimon go craze to help their shelter animals get more exercise. the shelter in muncie, indiana launched the pokimon dogs volunteers program a week ago and it is already a huge success. hundreds of volunteers have shown up to take a shelter dog for a walk while they search for pokimon. the shelter says the dogs have had more time outside and exercise than ever before. >> this is probably the best probably pokimon game we could both play together and it was good to kind of like play it and walk the

joining me now is the deputy police chief for the dallas police department, malik aziz. thank you for all you and your fellow officers have done. >> thank you. >> let's talk about last night. certainly a scare, a lockdown at dallas police headquarters. this is just days after the ambush on thursday night. as your department heads into the week ahead, what's the message to your officers? what do you tell them? >> i think the message coming down from -- i heard my chief, chief david brown, talking earlier. i think the message is really one of let's continue to be safe. our hearts are very heavy. we're feeling the pain. the city is hurting. and our officers are so professional that they know they have to go out and do their job. some of our officers have yet to fully grieve in this tragic, horrific event that took place here. so our message is for them to put one foot in front of the other and grieve properly and be the honorable men and women they are, just as the brave officers who gave their lives for the city and for law enforcement the other night, so courageous. so we

a 15-year-old malik challenged police officers to a game of basketball. >> we played them.hey lost horrible bad. later on, you know, maybe they can look back and say, you know what, these are good cops. >> they say this is one example of what police officers do routinely without getting noticed. >>> 16-year-old isaiah cooper became the youngest african american to fly across the country solo. isaiah wants to fly solo around the world. a 19-year-old hold the record. >>> still to come, your money business. >> why a local dating app is giving women fewer choicings and what yahoo is saying about a possible sale. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is finally beginning to get better. look at highway 24. that does not look bad at all. driving through the lafayette area on the way to oakland >>> for some, it's already sunny. for others, foggy and cooler. we'll take a look at the temps for tuesday. . >>> a san francisco dating app says, men and women, surprise, surprise, are very different and making changes to reflect that. >> we'll go to pam cook with this morning'

malik called in from arlington, texas, warning police. what you're about to hear is disturbin disturbing. >> we'll go to malik. >> caller: first of all i would like to say that police brutality and police state sanctioned executions of black people have been happening since the early 1900s. we have to get over the nonsense of asking our oppressors for justice. we, as black men, have to unite, mobilize, arm ourselves to combat the hostility by these people. i have a god-given right to be on this planet. if they want to come after me with hostile intentions, with violence, i must go back at them with hostile intentions and violence. >> my, oh, my. what i believe is new is a cell phone camera and live streaming. heaven help us if the answer to this is to go after in a violent manner law enforcement. i think that is a terrible idea. >> that was just hours before the dallas ambush. congresswoman, the timing there -- i know that that struck home to you. what were you thinking as you heard that call, as you heard what that man was saying? >> wel

malik, and representative from texas, democratic congressman mark., thank you for joining me, especially on this all-important day. i want to play a little bit of what the chief said yesterday, because it really resinated all over the country. >> until the trees and seas, up, up, and i'll be loving you, until the day that eight times, eight times, eight times, eight is full, i'll be loving you until the day that is the day that are no more, i'll be loving you until the day, the earth starts turning right to left. i'll be loving you. >> malik, i keep hearing from people that that was a demonstration of why the chief is beloved so much and it is such an example of how he loves and how he feels about his officers, quoting the lyrics from stevie wonder, we also heard him a couple of days ago referring to the early commercials and beginning of the show for superman, what are we seeing about how this man acts? >> well, i would say, you know, i've said this before, the leadership of the mayor mike raulings and the chief david brown during this time of crisi

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but rarely do you hear about the times when the two groups get together peacefully. 15-year-old malikland challenged some oakland housing authority police officers to a pickup basketball game. in the back yard of his grandmother's home this happened. they posted highlights saturday on facebook and by the way, malik's team won. >> we played them and they lost horribly bad. >> later on they can remember back in the day when we played ball or what not and be like, hey, you know what? there are cool cops, you know. >> ktvu caught up with the teenager, his cousin and those police officers for a friendly rematch. look at this. now, the police played basketball with neighborhood -- play basketball with neighborhood groups all the time. they don't get much attention but the teenagers and the officers say through basketball they are building strong relationships with each other. >> nice to see. >> yeah. >>> time now is coming up on our 7:00 hour, 6:58. did melania trump borrow some lines from michelle obama? up next hear the speech she gave last night at the republican convention and decide fo

according to his half sister, barack obama attended his half brother's wedding in the '90s, malik obamauslim. "the factor" has attained pictures from that wedding, which we believe was held in maryland. details on the ceremony, the location, whether the reports that barack obama was the best man are very difficult to verify at this point. what we can tell you with certainty is that barack obama has deep emotional ties to islam. >> as a boy, i spent several years in indonesia and heard the call of prayer at the break of dawn and at the fall of dusk. as a young of man, i worked in chicago communities where many found dignity and peace in their muslim faith. >> now, to some extent, i can identify with president obama on the religion issue. as a roman catholic, i was appalled when the priests pedophilia scandal broke. there's absolutely no excuse for the catholic church covering up many horrendous crimes. however, like barack obama, i do make the distinction between the faith and the people who abuse it. >> the church is not the men who run it. the church is the theology behind the doctrine

>> i-4 malik declared donald j. themp and michael r.ce republican nominees for president and vice president of these united s states. amy: it is official -- donald trump is the repepublican part's presidential nominee.

of conservative citizens, an online white supremacist group, shaped his racial views, and tashfeen malike of two terrorists who killed 14 people in san bernardino, spread her radicalized views with her facebook friends. >> the most impactful type of activity online by extremists is really on social media, because social media is a whole different sort of feeling. it's an ability for you to engage with somebody, create a community, feel like you have like-minded people who are interested in you. >> reporter: segal said the challenge comes in fighting hate speech without violating people's right to free speech. the simon wiesenthal center tracks online networks that involve extremist groups two years ago it had identified 30,000 of them. they stopped counting. scott? >> pelley: mark strassmann for us tonight. we'll be right back. ack. ♪ i'm going to make this as simple as possible for you. you can go ahead and stick with that complicated credit card that limits where you earn bonus cash back. or... you can get the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash

nobody ever talked to malik obama.an get him. >> we're doing our best. >> what an interesting guest he would be. >> here's the other thing. while he lives in kenya, keep in mind i think it was 2008 or 2009 he started that pro-obama super pac or something. then they looked into it. the irs fast tracked his status, which is crazy. but he's been in kenya. he was a resident of maryland. he's coming back to maryland to vote even though he hasn't been here in a while. >> and he's registered to vote. >> the irs fast tracked his charity. i'm certain it was wholly legitimate. >> of course. why wouldn't it be? >> reporter: it's unbelievable. they do that favor for him and he's still supporting trump. that's a man we need to talk to asap. >> he needs a side job just for anniversary celebrations as well as mother's day. >> all right. tucker, if you're missing us, we're heading your way right after the show. we'll see you in philly this afternoon. >> reporter: i do miss you. >> i know you do. >> reporter: let's go to dinner. >> it'

and president obama's brother malik says he's not voting democrat.e is flying home to america to vote for trump. a full explanation is on its way. >> i've got a new development on the german suicide bomber. what's is this? he had multiple facebook accounts. ashley: six facebook accounts including one under a false identity. a search of his phone discovered violent videos and also, bomb making materials. however, police say in bavaria they've not found a direct connection between him and terrorist groups, but they are continuing to look through his phone and other communications to see if there's a link. stuart: all of this in the news background along with the disarray of the democrat convention, no influence on the stock market at all. we're going to open up pretty much flat this monday morning with all of this chaos going on, we'll still be flat and we've got strong gains for the last four weeks. they're not going to be touched this morning. apple, we'll have that stock for you, 98 at the open today and they report their profits late tomorrow so no

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it was this big, joe malik moment. he had the logo for axo -- dramatic moment.e held the logo for axon. they had been working on this cameras for a really long time. all of a sudden there was a huge market for them. it was an exciting moment. definitely internally for them in the company was the company was evolving into a body cam company. david: we talked to rob about the cover story on tasers going to cameras and the cloud. b: this is a story with had in the works for weeks, maybe a month or more. every so often when we have something in the pipeline and so when we originally conceived the art it was going to be this advertising sales treatment because part of the point of this reverse this business is booming for this company. we would shoot these as luxury products. things.e news changed with the news that happened, we knew we had to change the tone. we simplified it ended these moody photos on black. insort of edited the story time to get it out this week. we knew that we wanted to do a more straighter treatment. carol: when the first of the coverlet didn'

. >> you may remember malik. they challenged officers to a game of basketball. to their surprise, the officers accepted. it all started with a question. do you play? and from that one moment, it changed everything. >> it's crazy. it's like i would never have thought that me asking him and they agreed to play with me was going to happen. >> but it kid happen and the good times on the court have brought good little. robbenson who is on a fixed income, brought them a brand new backboard and rim. >> it only takes a moment to be kind, right? >> my hope is that quite possibly, they could pass on the net to somebody else in the neighborhood. what could have been a negative interaction was a positive one. >> this is super tall. the back board is amazing. it has the nba sticker. good ethics come when you do good things. >> i didn't think that no one would recognize how our court looked. and the fact that someone went out of their way to get us a court was amazing. thank you. >>> taking a quick check at stocks now. the closing bell, just a few minutes away. the dow not mo

posted highlights of the game on facebook and you can see in this first game shown here, lalique -- malik's team one. >> this is really cool. these are cool cops. >> ktvu caught up with the group and talked about a rematch. the teenagers and officers are building solid relationships with each other through basketball. >>> happy tuesday. we have compiled this morning but it burned off sooner. this wasn't before we had some drizzle and cool temps this morning however. if you miss this, this was yesterday over phoenix. that is a thunderstorm with a microburst that went over sky harbor airport with gusto 63 miles per hour and 1/3 of an inch of rain. there was also a massive dust storm over phoenix. today is a little quieter but there's still a little bit in the forecast. our high today, 64, the low was 54. the average is 66 and 54. the record high was 86 one year ago on this date. san jose, not last year, we have to go back to 1961, 97 degrees. they were below for their low this morning. the water temperatures have come up a little bit, 52 to 56 which is average. it's usually 51 to 58. we still

. >> malik started the farm with a goal of providing greater access to fresh produce in areas that grocerys basically all of detroit's inner city. >> other than whole foods, who just came in -- >> yes. >> not a single national food chain. >> no. no, in 2007, farmer jack closed its last stores in detroit. and that was kind of the end of the big chains in detroit. >> this is subsistence farming, not cash crop. you're not going to be selling -- anticipating selling outside of detroit? >> there's greater demand in detroit than all of the farmers locally can supply. first we're going to supply that local demand in the city of detroit. >> to what degree do you think that this model can be replicated in and around the city? >> clearly we think urban agriculture has great potential. and one of the things that we have in detroit is access to huge amounts of land. if we're able to produce even a small percentage of the food which is consumed in detroit and circulate the revenues from that food within our community, then we're able to create a more vibrant, healthy, economically strong community. so

. >> malik lived in saudi arabia and pakistan.try has saudi arabia most lavishly and successfully exported ideology? pakistan. the saudi funded mosques preach a message like the saudi ideology. the san bernardino killer is a product of radical islam globalized by saudi money. and one more visitor to saudi arabia, the orlando shooter, omar mateen. he went there twice. up next, a crucial question. when we asked why they hate us, how many are there in the first place? >> 300 million people who are ready to strap bombs on their bodies. >> 100,000 people. >> getting the facts right, when we return. ♪ bud light party here to discuss equal pay. women don't get paid as much as men and that is wrong. and we have to pay more for the same stuff. what? yeah. cars... what? dry cleaning... what? shampoo. what? you pay more but get paid less? that is double wrong. i'm calling everyone i know and i'm telling them about this. this has got to stop! bud light proudly supports equal pay, that's why bud light costs the same no matter if you're a dude

newly naep-year-old abdell malik. and his family home is in southeast home raided by police.e wanted to join isis in syria and was sent back to france by turkish authorities and the french were seeking him when the attack happened. the first attacker camish tried to join isis and was jailed and under surveillance. how do two people from two different parts of france come together to create the terrible act. back to you, jon? >> and promises to be quite a night in the cradle of american democracy where hillary clinton will make history accepting the nomination for president. hii'm here to tell homeowners that are sixty-two and older about a great way to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like... how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money... and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier with led light absolutely free! when you call the experts at one reverse mortgage today, you'll learn the benefits of a

according to his half sister, barack obama attended his half brother's wedding in the '90s, malik obamaas a muslim. "the factor" has attained pictures from that wedding, which we believe was held in maryland. details on the ceremony, the location, whether the reports that barack obama was the best man are very difficult to verify at this point. what we can tell you with certainty is that barack obama has deep emotional ties to islam. >> as a boy, i spent several years in indonesia and heard the call of prayer at the break of dawn and at the fall of dusk. as a young of man, i worked in chicago communities where many found dignity and peace in their muslim faith. >> now, to some extent, i can identify with president obama on the religion issue. as a roman catholic, i was appalled when the priests pedophilia scandal broke. there's absolutely no excuse for the catholic church covering up many horrendous crimes. however, like barack obama, i do make the distinction between the faith and the people who abuse it. >> the church is not the men who run it. the church is the theology behind the do

the person arrested was malik bridgewater, a 20-year-old arrested at his home with three of the stolen guns. to give you an idea, eight handguns were recovered, still two missing. they have every under case to believe there was at least a fourth suspect involved in this plot. they tell us they're working to get more information on that suspect and they put out a plea to the suspect to turn themselves in peacefully. this is one of two credible plots against police officers here in baton rouge. they told us they received dozens of threats over the past weeks, some threats to law enforcement, threats against protesters, threats against the general public as well as, but they're taking these two very seriously. the second threat involved an officer having been followed by someone suspicious. we don't have very many details whether they were being followed by car, on foot or by more than one suspicious person. police believe it is significant enough to dedicate resource noose that investigation. once we have more information on that, we'll bring it to you. this is a very tense time. not onl

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three brothers, michael, malik and elijah ford were named as the attackers. still being held without bond. all three charges with second-degree murder. >> over a seven-week period they have declined to return an indictment of charging officer taylor krauss who has been identified, officer taylor krauss as the shooter in this case. they have declined to return an indictment. john: officer krauss has been with the police force for six years has been on administrative leave for four months now waiting for the conclusion of this investigation. now the police department must conclude its own investigation before he can return to work if that is what he desires. in upper gonzalez, abc7 news. alison: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a luxury golf cart being rolled out by mercedes. where is the fridge in this thing? you know there is one. we'll let you know next. michelle: that is a beauty. "7 on your side" tackling a common problem when getting things fixed. what to look out for when fixing your a.c. leon: here is what we are working on at 5:00 tonight. in loudou

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