but michelle and lloyd remained devoted to their girls, then michelle was found dead in her home.t first police suspected suicide, but soon the case tooko a chilling turn. at the heart of this mystery was a betrayal too twisted to be true. except that it is. here is dennis murphy, with the ultimatum. >> the long road to prima ballerina, the dreams of thunderous bravos, the cascade of roses, begins with the youngest of dancers in a school of two dude 10-year-olds. >> it is very disciplined. >> an athletic discipline of concentration and body control, learning poise under pressure. >> it took a lot, especially when we were young, to stick with it, but it was worth it >> a ballet academy in upstate new york, is where nina got to know her friend, terry neurauter. >> i got to know carrie when she was eight, she was very sweet, very bubbly personality. >> both of them were girly girls, but wanted to grow up to be like their dads. >> our debts were both engineers, so we were both going to become engineers. >> professional ballerinas on the side. >> everyone could see that kerry's was ver

thank you for that, michelle. just time _ future hearing. thank you for that, michelle. that, michelle. just time to bring - future hearing. thank you for that, michelle. just time to bring you . michelle. just time to bring you some breaking news before i go. we are hearing from the european data protection board, and are european and eu regulator, that has decided that meta platforms, the company that meta platforms, the company that owns facebook, instagram and whatsapp, should offer its users an option to use their services for free without targeted advertising. certainly that is something a lot of these big companies have been looking into, this decision affecting notjust matter, but other similar platforms. naturally we'll bring you further update on that as they come to us, that breaking news just reaching us in the last few minutes. that is the business news for now, back to you, annita mcveigh. thank you very much. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. a couple of developments to bring you from the last few minutes. we are hearing from the us tha

michele: how long do we have? if we do consider china the greatest threat which i think is true, i think it is absolutely clear president xi intends to, wants to reintegrate taiwan with the mainland on his watch should he has made that clear in numerous statements. we should take him at his word. it is also clear he preferred to do it through economic and political coercion, shrinking taiwan's international -- not use the military if he does not have to because that is a high risk proposition especially if the u.s. will step in to help. however, he has also told his military he wants viable options. we don't know if it is for a blockade or invasion or both but he wants options by 2027 to -- by 2027. we have to be ready to be very confident in our deterrence, our ability to deny his success and our ability to impose great cost should he try. that is not a long time from now. these efforts like replicator, like other areas to rapidly integrate new technologies to create a resilient command and control isr system tha

that, of course, has been running rafe and michelle dewberry . i'm with and michelle dewberry.'m with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me to look at this news. we've got the professor of politics at the university of kent, matt goodwin, and the broadcast journalist peter de silva. good evening to both of you. very very keen. i am to bring you into the conversation tonight. what's your reaction to this breaking news from buckingham palace tonight? you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. you can email me gb views @gbnews. com or of course you can go to our website and on that front page there you will see on the top left hand side your essay. you can get involved there as well and talk to me and each other directly. and of course you can tweet or x me cameron walker if you will. if people are just tuning in. of course, this is great news tonight. our king, king charles, is going to return to public duty. in fact, actually, let me get a comment from you two first and then cameron in a second. we'll just bring us up to speed with some of the background. and matt, your thoug

. >> michelle. thank you. and as you've just been hearing, tensions are high in edinburgh this evening with the scottish greens planning to vote against first minister humza yousaf in a vote of no confidence . it's vote of no confidence. it's after the snps power sharing deal with the greens collapsed this morning, leaving mr yousaf in charge of a minority government. losing the vote wouldn't automatically spell the end for mr yousaf, but it would throw serious doubt over his ability to govern. the no confidence motion was proposed by scottish conservative leader douglas ross, who branded the snp leader weak and a failed first minister. moroccan asylum seeker ahmed alade has been convicted of murdering terrence carney , who was 17 years old, carney, who was 17 years old, and stabbed the pensioner six times in hartlepool in what was intended as revenge for the israel—hamas conflict. gb news reporter anna reilly has more. a jury reporter anna reilly has more. a jury at teesside crown court has found that 45 year

michelle fleu in trade policy of this type. michelle fleury in york. — trade policy of this type.cy of this type. michelle fleury in york, thank you - trade policy of this type. michelle fleury in york, thank you very - trade policy of this type. michelle i fleury in york, thank you very much. we are staying in the us. the safety culture at the plane—maker boeing is due to be scrutinised by two us senate committees today. the first will hear from a panel of experts who found major failings at the embattled company. the second will hear from a whistle—blower over his claims that 787 dreamliners could break apart because of production problems. the departing ceo of boeing has repeatedly said the company is focused on safety after the two fatal 737 max crashes and an incident injanuary where part of a cabin wall fell off a plane shortly after take off. john grant is a consultant to the airline industry with 0ag and joins us now. the bad headlines keep on being printed about boeing. more expected today. how much worse can it get for the plane—maker's reputation? that's a good question

i am michelle dewbthe break. until 7:00 if you think i am. i am michelle dewbthe break.. i am michelle dewbthe break. i want l 7:00 if you think i am. i am michelle dewbthe break. i want to :00 if you think i am. i am michelle dewbthe break. i want to talk after the break. i want to talk to about liz truss, have you to you about liz truss, have you got it on pre—order? her book is about to be released. was she a force for good then? for this country i'll you in country or not? i'll see you in two. >> tonight on farage live at 7 pm. on gb news. an exclusive interview with liz truss . and i interview with liz truss. and i promise you, she doesn't hold back. >> i was the only conservative in the room for many years, and it's not working. i loved arguing, i loved arguing, i spent all my time arguing. i hate being told what to do, and i hate the government telling other people what to do. >> and yes, she voted remain but says spirit says she liked the spirit of brexit. >> like it, i like the it was disruptive. >> i yeah, exactly . and >> i yeah, exactly. and i enjoyed the sor

michelle obama. it produces movies almost exclusively a partnership with the online streaming service. netflix now most have centered around current pop culture and social issues like crypt camp disability revolution, $88.00 twist scientist and worked there. also several supplementing movies like becoming by michelle obama. so little of who i am happened in those 8 years or the light with kerry, which is a conversation between oprah winfrey and michelle obama. it's not in the book, but i'll see i was gonna tell the story. i didn't know. i can tell it's for the most successful film yet is the apocalyptic film. leave the world behind, storing a level actors and actresses like julia roberts, ethan hawke, and math archie ali. so sorry to bother you. this is our house. now officially the bomb is for just the production house and took on the project because they loved the book originally, but had no influence over the screenplay and did not even visit the set. however, if you've ever seen the film and let

do you think michelle might try to top that? and so i think the show a little time that as a private citizen, i don't think she has any desire to run for public office. i would agree, i think that she's enjoying the life. i think that her and her family are doing really amazing things in terms of the media ventures. given that were doing film recommendations, i would definitely recommend ruskin for post to see nothing another about i produced fill them up. i rested in the amazing work that he has done throughout the civil rights movement. i don't think the moving act is going to be enacted. i think the difference is that the trump family was really looking to profit from their relationships that they were a 14 with foreign bodies. but i think that we need to, i would agree, really be able have you been reading that the once again you just and you always did. we are going to have you on that last 30 seconds to bring up something that i know steve is just edging towards the respond on, but we're gonna have to say that for another.

one thing that struck me in that news conference, michelle, was that news conference, michelle, was thatncy alert and it was expressing exactly that, basically warning that there was the potential for aftershocks, warning that there was the potential foraftershocks, but warning that there was the potential for aftershocks, but also saying that new yorkers should go about their normal activities and then providing a link to find out additional information. there were a couple of things that stood out to me, one of the things was governor kathy hochul saying officials were springing into action, doing what needed to be done. she said they are masters of disasters come in other words prepared for everything. this is a state that is kind of used to having things thrown its way, even if they may not be used to seismic activity of this kind. the if they may not be used to seismic activity of this kind.— activity of this kind. the other thing that _ activity of this kind. the other thing that struck _ activity of this kind. the other thing that struck me - activity of this kind. the other thing

. >> michelle, thanks very much . >> michelle, thanks very much. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's 6:01. well, first let's bring you the latest developments in westminster. in the last few moments , mps have the last few moments, mps have voted to reject a second amendment to the rwanda bill, which would have included an exemption for afghan nationals and others who had supported british troops overseas and in the last half an hour, mps also voted to reject a separate amendment aimed at ensuring rwanda could not be treated as safe unless it was approved by an independent monitoring group. the bill will now head back to the house of lords, where some peers may attempt to insist on their amendments again. well, this comes as rishi sunak insists the first flight to rwanda will leave in 10 to 12 weeks. of course, keep you up to date with that story throughout the evening. now to the us and prosecutors in new york are trying to convince a jury that donald trump's alleged cover up of a hush money payment to a former adult film star broke the law. t

michelle still isn't fully recovered. so he's going to the doctor. it's customary to say hello when you've been to the waiting room. but you might have to wait to the to the, to the into the mathematical times in 2021. every gentleman went to the top to 10 times the city for high tech and germany. doctors appointments have paid for by the health insurance. michelle is leaving with a doctor's note and a prescription for cough medicine. in case that pesky trickle in his throat caught me cued withdrawal called, or after 5 days of recuperation, michelle is finally ready to get back to what the. what's it like to get sick and your countries as always like ins as 5 small average 7 the popular are stream region of jobs come and go towards the title of european capital and culture. 2024. in our 2 part series will show you what highlights a weight guess from all over the world. the 1st part of our journey takes us to house, does. one of the austria's tourist hotspots. let's explore the austrians as chemical to reach and beautiful, which is the 2024 european c

i am michelle dewberry polly. dewberry and i am keeping you company until 7:00 tonight alongside me, my panel . until 7:00 tonight alongside me, my panel. i've got until 7:00 tonight alongside me, my panel . i've got the my panel. i've got the conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan and the political commentator jonathan lewis. good evening to both of you. you're very welcome tonight. you know the drill, don't you? it's not just about us three in the studio. it's very much about guys at home very much about you guys at home as what's on mind as well. what's on your mind tonight? got tough tonight? we've got some tough topics for you tonight, and i can you divided opinion on can tell you divided opinion on pretty much all of them from my panel pretty much all of them from my panel. and suspect among you panel. and i suspect among you guys home well. so you guys at home as well. so you know drill. i want to hear know the drill. i want to hear from you tonight. you can get in touch with me and sen

michelle. commerce. now back to. michelle. >> thank you very much for that. ryan michelle dewberry i'm with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me, the former mep and conservative peer in the house of lords, jacqueline foster , and of lords, jacqueline foster, and the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani . good evening to aaron bastani. good evening to both of you. and you know the drill, though it's not just about us, it's very much about you guys at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. you can still email or tweet or x me. and of course you can get on to the website gbnews.com/yoursay loads of people email me and say this new website. so the email address doesn't work. gbnews.com/yoursay isn't an email address. you go to the gbnews.com website. click on your say. you'll see it there. there's a button right at there. there's a button right at the very top, and that's how you can get in touch with me there. as many of you already are. gb news memberjack as many of you already are. gb news member jack say

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michelle: he has sky dance which is a movie studio.partnered with paramount on a couple projects to one thing they have proposed is bringing over ai capabilities from david ellison's father's oracle to help propel paramount into the future. as jamie dimon said today, ai is going to cause ripples through everything. that is one thing paramount sees value in. he is an individual raised this industry and has a vision for how to take it forward in an age where traditional views -- traditional ways of doing tv are in decline. sonali: we like to keep it in the family. coming up next we are going to talk about blackstone continuing to buy up the real estate business. you're going to discuss the $10 billion investment into a luxury apartment. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ relax into a caribbean state of mind. visit sandals.com or call 1-800 sandals. >> commercial real estate which i'm sure we will talk about. the sentiments has gotten negative and the fundamentals feel like they are bottoming. as investors once -- sometimes, where the risks is you

michelle, you still see our michelle, can you still see our emails? yes, philip, most emails?lip, i most certainly whatever floats certainly can. whatever floats your boat, you can get in touch with me way. your views are with me that way. your views are very course very welcome. but of course inflation. the news inflation. we got the news today. fallen. it was 3.4. today. it's fallen. it was 3.4. it's now fallen to 3.2. were there tiger. some people will say because it was predicted and expected to fall to 3.1. but that didn't happen in. anyway though we are kind of going in the direction . in the direction the direction. in the direction feels like it's the right one. rishi sunak said that he would half inflation. he's tick that box and then some, do you think that we're in a good position right now with all this or not? quentin >> well, i think it could be worse, but i'd like to see inflation lower. and the thing that is petrol that strikes me is that petrol pnces that strikes me is that petrol prices seem to be going up again. and, that seems to be, perhaps linked to what'

let's go to nbc's meteorologist michelle grossman. good morning to you. and boy, this region for the last three days, huh? >> yeah, hi there, richard. relentless. we've been watching this friday, saturday, sunday. we're looking at another tough week. today a little bit of a reprieve, but still watching the chance for strong storms. at this hour, taking a look at radar, satellite, lots of lightning here. we do have a tornado watch. and also a tornado warning in parts of louisiana. so really active early this morning. and this stretches all the way up to the midwest. we had heavy rain along this front. you can see the darker colors, the rest reds, the oranges, the yellows showing where the heavy downpours are. we have the chance for flash flooding throughout this monday. as we go throughout the monday, we're tracking the chance for more storms. we're look at that lightning, hearing the thunder. it's because of the front. strong storms with the chance for flooding. gusty showers moving across the ohio valley. tomorrow we're look at the same spot on friday, g

absolutely, michelle, thanks so much _ all want.chelle, i thanks so much forjoining us on a really busy day for you, but thanks so much for your time.— eurovision has catapulted many acts to global fame over the years, but one performer triumphed without even competing. michael flatley was the half—time entertainment when he stole the show in 1994, with riverdance, his fresh take on irish dancing. 30 years on, he's been talking to our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher. eurovision, 1994 in dublin. and this was the interval act — riverdance with michael flatley. my goodness, that brings up a lot of memories. it was a very unique evening. it was very, very special. i'll tell you a story, i don't think i've ever mentioned it before. right before i went on stage, they came to me beside the stage. a couple of them said, "please, we're getting calls from all the dance teachers. please don't wave your arms around. you're going to make us look ridiculous in front of the world and we'll be very embarrassed. so can we just ask you this

i am delighted to say michelle gasped.ving under a rock beyonce dropped her album and one of the title tracks was levi's jeans. that must've been quite a boost. >> we are so honored that someone like beyonce who is a culture shaper with name a song after us. completely organic. ed: what do you mean? >> we had nothing to do with it but that being said, one of the things that are so critical about levi's we been around her 107 years it's important we remain at the center of culture. we are inviting bran who resonates with so many people to have that youthfulness and relevance, there's no better testament than to have someone like beyonce name a song after us. caroline: what has not done to sales? michelle: it's so early but it is part of the bigger thing happening is that we are having a great moment. we were so pleased to start the year off so strong. underneath that, a lot of goodness. the denim category has stabilized and we are expecting the category to grow. levi's is growing shares with men's, women, youth, middle inco

michelle. back to. michelle. >> thanks very much for that round michelle dewberry.ou till 7:00 tonight alongside me, the man that was just chuckling away through the headunes just chuckling away through the headlines there when was talking about toothless tweaks, the parliamentary sketch writer for the daily mail, quentin letts, and also alongside me, the author and journalist ella whelan. good evening to both of you . i always say i need to do a you. i always say i need to do a spin off program, which is the paneps spin off program, which is the panel's reactions to some of the headlines, because i think it's almost like a gogglebox style show in itself. >> toothless tweak i love. we don't actually know when you heard the trump thing as well. do you know there was a mr. pecker giving evidence in a mr. pecker? >> i did not realise there was a mr. pecker. some of these names you couldn't actually, make up if you tried, could you, anyway , if you tried, could you, anyway, we are dewbs& co tonight, and as i said, we're with you till seven. it is about you guys at home

i'm michelle dewberry . hi there. i'm michelle dewberry. i'm with you till 7:00.pular conservatives . the pop popular conservatives. the pop cons as they were known, wasn't it? pop con ? that's right. it? pop con? that's right. >> popcorn. yeah. >> popcorn. yeah. >> i lose track sometimes. of all these different groups, but p0p all these different groups, but pop con, i remember that one, actually, it launched, liz actually, when it launched, liz truss we was truss was a member. we was actually to try and talk actually going to try and talk about tonight because , about liz truss tonight because, was it the queen that said that she needed down or something? >> some leak from liz truss's upcoming book, which i have actually read in full, but it's under so she'll never under embargo. so she'll never speak to again if i reveal speak to me again if i reveal too much of it. the guardian too much of it. but the guardian has has got a little snippet on it the queen to it that the queen told her to pace herself, that liz truss pace herself, and that liz truss said i shoul

michelle has forgotten the income by most pharmaceuticals and supermarkets in germany. medicine left people in the pharmacy. the can in the morning, the conservative side when it comes to taking medicine. in fact, many a big fans of home remedies 60 assessed the leave that hubble tease and help treat cold the alongside of selection of teas. michelle also asks for a package of ibuprofen if his headache gets really bad, you can always take off the top of the one thing to recover quickly is trying out a range of traditional gem and remedies. who's drinking horses with honey and lemons? make sense? the germans also try drinking won't be eating a clove of pearl garlic, putting shopped onion in a salt and holding it against the ink and apply unclean compresses, made o'clock to bring down the fever. the in germany, if you'll put some more than 3 days, you usually have to provide a sickness. myself though, isn't fully recovered. so he's going to the doctor. it's customary to say hello when you've been to the waiting room room. but you might have to wait to the to the, to the impaling mathema

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michel, this is not about empty properties.t's empty and it's been empty for years, it is that the decision owner? look, decision of the owner? look, time flies. james. alex, thank you much. up next everyone. you very much. up next everyone. farage. you won't want to miss this. he'll be bringing you up to speed everything that's to speed with everything that's been in brussels from been going on in brussels from me. nanites >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello, and welcome back to the latest update from the met office. some showers will continue overnight, but otherwise it turns drier with clear spells. >> and it turns chilly in places. with our air now coming from the north, that's a cold direction with isobars out opening out as well. lighter winds will mean a greater chance of a frost. there will be widespread clear skies across the uk as the showers fade away, although 1 or 2 showers will continue across northern ireland, parts of wales and the southwest, more especially for north

nbc meteorologist michelle grossman here. good morning to you. i think we might take that heat right now. >> i will totally take that heat, yeah. yesterday was a warm day, it's going to be even warmer today into the 80s and 90s in some spots and this is why, the jet stream so far to the south allowing high pressure acting like a heat pump to pump in all this warm air so temperatures are 5, 15, even 20 degrees above normal this time of year and we're going to see temperatures soaring into record territory in so many spots. columbus 83, the record is 86, might not make it there. as we head to the mid-atlantic, the northeast, temperatures d.c. today a forecasted high of 91, the record is 91. 88 in philadelphia, 88 degrees in salisbury, charlottesville 92 degrees at the end of april. we are looking at another warm storms that are expected, could bring flooding rains, even the chance of a tornado. and that's your very warm monday forecast. >> suddenly summer. thank you, michelle grossman. >>> a utah couple has been reunited with their cat after she wa

michelle also asks for a package of ibuprofen if his headache gets really bad, it can always take off the top of it. the one thing to recover quickly is trying out a range of traditional gem and remedies who's drinking horses with honey and lemons make sense? the germans also try drinking will be eating a clove of pearl garlic, putting shopped onion in a salt and holding it against the ears and apply unclean compresses, made o'clock to bring down the fever. the in germany, if you'll put some more than 3 days, you usually have to provide a sickness. me sales though isn't fully recovered. so he's going to the doctor. it's customary to say hello, when you enter the waiting room. that you might have to wait a little while for the to the impaling mathematical times in 2021. every german went split up to 10 times the money for hockey, that in germany, doctor's appointments have paid for by the health insurance. michelle is leaving with a doctor's note and a prescription for cost medicine in case that pesky tickled in his throat caught me cued with a girl called after 5 days of recuperation,

michelle. nice to meet you.gm's super cruise in action out on the roads of new york city. so we're turning on super cruise. we have a green indication on the wheel and we can take our hands off the wheel. tech that literally takes the driving out of your hands. it's especially nice on long road trips, you know. so that was fun seeing the system in action. but there are so many words out there at the moment, like driverless, autopilot, hands—free. and it's sowing a lot of confusion in the minds of the public. these are not self driving vehicles. these are partial driving automation systems that are intended to assist you and make some of the driving a little more convenient. new testing by the insurance institute for highway safety found that many of these hands—free systems aren't doing enough to monitor drivers�* behaviour. the findings were a little disappointing. out of the 14 systems we tested, 11 of those received poor ratings from us. a couple of miles uptown is the new york auto show, one of the industry'

let's check with michelle grossman who joins us with today's forecast. good morning. >> great to see you. it's all about location. some spots really good, especially in northern new england. other spots not so much. when we look at this map here, we're looking at the blue. that is clear skies. when you look at the grayer skies, that's where the clouds will be. as we go throughout the days here, some spots are going to be really difficult. especially in portions along the gulf coast. we'll see severe storms later. the west coast looking mostly clear. northern plains, thick clouds. and in the east coast looking mostly clear. we're going have high clouds in some spots. northern new england looking really, really clear. let's go city by stay long this path of totality. austin is going to be the toughest spot. 136 central time. 80% cloud cover. could see some showers falling as well. dallas 60%. so not so great there either as we go a little further to the north. this is a tricky one. but forecasting 30% cloud cover, and much better as we get further to the n

michelle fleury, bbc news, new york. at&t has been leaked online. the company said information including addresses, social security numbers and passcodes published on the dark web. the telecom giant's wireless 36 network covers 290 million people across the us. more news for you on asia business report tomorrow. bye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. liverpool are top of the table after a tense day in the battle to win the premier league. arsenal lift the league trophy after a late goal against chelsea — stopping them from winning the quadruple. and he can't stop winning, jannick sinner takes the title in miami. hello and welcome to the programme, where we'll start in the english premier league as liverpool have moved to the top of the table after their 2—1 victory over brighton. the visitors took the lead through danny welbeck afterjust two minutes, but goals from luis diaz and then a winner from mohamed salah gave manager jurgen klopp's side all three points. in games against brighton, we were

gracias michelle.drástica. y lo han hecho por razones de seguridad. los reos no verán el evento ya que el departamento correccional estatal considera el evento como riesgo so. por esta razón, las visitas terminarán a las 14:00 de la tarde. además, el sistema estará bloqueado durante el eclipse. como medida precautoria, este tendrá lugar el próximo 8 de abril y algunas zonas estarán seguras mientras la luna bloquee al sol por completo. así hablamos ahora de migración a esa crisis migratoria que se vive en la frontera de estados unidos. hoy se suman las tormentas que este fin de semana tienen a los migrantes esperando bajo la lluvia para ser procesados por la patrulla fronteriza o simplemente para avanzar en su camino a su nuevo hogar. maría inés zavala nos tiene los detalles de lo que está pasando. hoy hablamos con migrantes, quienes han permanecido nos dijeron por días en esta tormenta y en espera de encontrarse nuevamente con sus seres queridos, de quienes fueron separados al ser detenidos por el gobi

i am michelle dewberry polly.am michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. alongside me, the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani . good evening, aaron bastani. good evening, gentlemen. to both of you. hello. you know the drill. as well on this programme, don't you?ifs well on this programme, don't you? it's not just about us. it's about you at home as well. what's on mind tonight? you what's on your mind tonight? you can touch with me all the can get in touch with me all the usual ways, but also the new snazzy haven't snazzy way. if you haven't already, get yourself to already, you can get yourself to our gbnews.com. you can our website gbnews.com. you can go slash your say and go to then slash your say and you can talk to me on there. i've already been in touch with a few of you already, and that will continue as well throughout the programme, also , did you the programme, also, did you know today lots that i want to talk to you abou

wcnc's michelle boudin is there. [ gunfire wcnc's michelle n is there. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: today in ] >> reporter: today in charlotte this video streamed on facebook live catching the terrifying moments as gunfire erupted. officials confirm eight officers were struck. three from the u.s. marshals task force have died. four charlotte mecklenburg police officers were shot. one remains in critical condition. >> today we lost some heroes that are out simply trying to keep our community safe. >> i asked somebody who was on the street what happened and he said they're shooting. somebody's shooting. who was >> reporter: according to charlotte police, a local task force, quote, comprised of officers from multiple agencies was serving a warrant at a residence on galway drive when they were, quote, engaged by active gunfire from a subject. at least one shooting suspect was found deceased inside the house, and police say they are questioning two other occupants of that home. >> they knew what they were going into, and still held their own in an attempt to apprehend the suspect. >> reporter: