or was there a false arrest or malicious prosecution in which the new york state police did not have cause for arrest. the prosecutor have evidence and didn't give it to the defense? or the new york state police didn't have probable cause to arrest him. >> there was evidence that developed in a burn pit on property not far from where cal harris lived and showed parts of a woman's bra strap and a button that may have been his wife's uniform and uncovered by the defense. the prosecutor and state investigators didn't come up with the stuff. that doesn't mean that the prosecution was wrong in terms of prosecution or committed misconduct because they didn't find the evidence. most people, most defendants would not have that. the defense hire aid private investigator who found those items and offered it a defense to say that there was reasonable doubt. there was reasonable doubt two others could have committed the crime other than mr. harris. >> michelle harris was last seen on september 11th, 2001, the day of the terror attacks and for a while, at least, that was the last public knowledge

. >> this is the new york state police roll-over simulation.t demonstrates the importance of wearing seatbelt use. in this demonstration, it simulates what a 25-mile-per-hour crash with a pickup truck or suv-type vehicle would look like. >> people who don't wear seat belts are 30 times more likely to die in a car crash. luckily this is only a dummy. >> all right. here we go >> as part of the save a life tour, there are two simulators teens can drive. this one shows how alcohol or drugs affect your reaction time... >> oh, man, you crashed right into the wall. turned too much, crashed the vehicle. that's why you can't drink and drive. >> and if you think it's safe to text while you drive, watch this. >> what's your text message say? >> if i could be anywhere where >> where would that be? >> florida. >> florida? whoa! that's what happens when you're distracted driving, all right? >> all right. >> just remember -- don't text and drive. and here you go, bud. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you got to, like, answer texts while trying to drive. it was

are grateful for the outstanding service from men and women like sergeant jay cook of the new york state police whose courageous actions put an end to the manhunt for the killers who escaped clinton correctional facility just last year. sadly, far too many of these brave men and women have lost their lives in the line of duty. each year communities across our nation gather to honor in recognition of these heroes and tens of thousands of law enforcement officers descended our nation's capital to honor the fallen. mr. speaker, in commemoration of national police week, i rise today to thank our brave law enforcement officers for their service and to honor the brave men and women who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today on behalf of the hardworking men and women at the nabisco b

tight-lipped when a reporter asked about the new report on hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server, administration's secretary of state. >>> new york city police are interviewing witnesses about wednesday night's deadly shooting at a concert for rap artist, t.i. one man died. three others were injured. they say the shooting started with two men, arguing in the vip section of the irving plaza ballroom. so far, police have not made any arrests. >>> taking care of kids left behind by parents deployed in the military. andrea mccarren and her service dog in training, bunt, introduce us to those who help out. that's on the way. topper? >>> great day. lots of sunshine. a little breeze. pollen pretty much off the charts. you can find the information on our website and also our app. if you have the app, just open it and scroll down to weatherman. >>> -- weather map. we'll talk about the possibility of showers and storms and which day you might >>> to the beach, batman. >> yes. and if you're going to go to the beach, this is the way we're going to go. it's a beautiful looking shot. sky 9 over the bridge there. but do you want to be on the bridge right n

police custody. new video from wcbs new york of the police activity on the garden state parkway lacy township. that's where authorities kate up with buckle about 40 minutes ago. he had been on the run since last tuesday, when he escaped from bay view prison in camden county. >>> there are no injuries, but a scary emergency landing for passengers on a delta flight from atlanta to chicago. they landed the plane in nashville after the boeing 717's engine covering flew off during turbulence. the covering appears to have hit the fuselage. but the plane landed normally, 109 people were on board at the time. delta says they'll investigate the incident. >> meanwhile, firefighters battling massive wild fire in canada are getting a much needed break in the form of rain, and cooler weather. >> officials say the flames are blowing away, from populated areas. but they're not out of the woods yet. the destructive wild fire has consumed more than 1600 structures in alberta. correspondent ben tracey takes a look at the hardest hit areas. >> this fire has now been nicknamed the beast. and it is not hard to see

commissioner william bratton from the city of new york police department stated this is a scourge on our society affecting the most disadvantaged neighborhoods and our most challenge citizens. it effects teenage in public housing homeless shelters and is quite literally flooding our streets. previous session of congress -- to add bath salts marijuana and other synthetic drugs to be schedule controlled substance but the chemical manufacturers have found loopholes for manufacturing industry beating these drugs for analogue drugs because they are similar but not chemically identical to the scheduled substances. with the loopholes just a british cell abusers the synthetic substance know what to do with them. they ingest them to an unpredictable and dangerous hype in the past two years we have found a, seen more new drugs. synthetic sounds only used by doctors as the most powerful opioid medicine however according to the das d.a. of much of what is found in the street is not converted from hospitals the source from china and mexico. bring only people bite on the street with no idea is sen

commissioner william bratton from the city of new york police department stated this is a scourge on our society affecting the most disadvantaged neighborhoods and our most challenge citizens. it effects teenage in public housing homeless shelters and is quite literally flooding our streets. previous session of congress -- to add bath salts marijuana and other synthetic drugs to be schedule controlled substance but the chemical manufacturers have found loopholes for manufacturing industry beating these drugs for analogue drugs because they are similar but not chemically identical to the scheduled substances. with the loopholes just a british cell abusers the synthetic substance know what to do with them. they ingest them to an unpredictable and dangerous hype in the past two years we have found a, seen more new drugs. synthetic sounds only used by doctors as the most powerful opioid medicine however according to the das d.a. of much of what is found in the street is not converted from hospitals the source from china and mexico. bring only people bite on the street with no idea is sen

the commissioner of the new york city police department stated, "this is a scourge on our society, affecting our most challenged citizens. it affects teenagers in public housing and the homeless. and is literally flooding the streets." the fob has supported legislation to add it synthetic bath salts, marijuana, and other synthetic drugs to schedule one substances, but the manufacturers find loopholes for manufacturing and distributing these drugs, because they are similar, but not chemically identical to the scheduled substances. with the loophole, the manufacturers and distributors and abusers know exactly what to do with them. they ingest and snort them to get a dangerous and unpredictable high. in the past few years, we have seen an increase in fetanyl. much of what is seen on the street is not from hospitals, but sourced from china and mexico. frequently people buy it on the street. they are reported to be 100 times the 200 times stronger than heroin. just .25 milligrams can kill you. to put it in perspective just how little .25 milligrams is, a typical baby aspirin is 81 milligrams. if

police. >>> the corrections officer in new york state remains in critical condition after package that waselivered to his home exploded. the officer was opening the package and it went off in his hands, and he is serious burns on his hands and arms and being treated at the hospital near syracuse. governor andrew cuomo went to visit the officer and his family at the hospital. >> doctors are monitoring his condition, and he is in critical condition. we keep our fingers crossed and pray for the best. >> the state department of corrections says it is not clear whether the explosion has anything to do with the 52-year- old officers were, but they say at this point, every possibility is being investigated. >>> the time now is 5:15 am. >>> the novato police department facing claims of discrimination and harassment by two police officers with a lawsuit filed earlier this month in federal court. he claims that the lieutenant discriminated against two subordinates because one was a woman and the other was gay. the officers claimed they were subjected to unwarranted scrutiny and deny promotional oppo

police. >>> the corrections officer in new york state remains in critical condition after a package delivered to his home exploded. the officer was opening the package and it blew up in his hands, leaving him with sears turns to his hands and arms. he is being treated at a hospital, and the governor andrew cuomo one to visit the officer in the family.>> he is in critical condition, and we keep our fingers crossed and pray for the best.>> the state department of corrections says it is not clear whether the explosion had anything to do with the 52-year-old officers were, and at this point they say that every possibility is being investigated. >>> the time is 6:18 am. >>> watching 880 and everything else. >> that's right, looking at the commute, 880 northbound and southbound is okay. this is a good time to drive up north because later in the morning it definitely gets busier. when you get out to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see that the traffic is moderately heavy. and here is our spider at the bottom of the screen. and that spider has its own twitter account, and you can find it on our t

police. >>> a corrections officer in new york state remains in critical condition after a package delivered to his home exploded. the officer was opening the package when it blew up in his hands. he has serious burns to his hands and arms and is being treated at a hospital near syracuse. the governor went to visit the officer 'his family at the hospital -- and his family at the hospital. >> the doctors are monitoring his condition. he's in critical condition, but we keep our fingers crossed and we play for the best. >> the state department of corrections says it's not clear if the explosion has anything to do with the 52-year-old officer's work. every possibility is being investigated. >>> a fire in indiana military ammunitions see po killed 17 soldiers. 19 others were injured. because of the cane danger -- danger, 1,000 villagers have been evacuated. >>> military forces around the peninsula are on high alert because of reports that north korea tried to launch a missile. kelly wright has more. >> reporter: an extremely tense scene in tokyo, jam an -- japan with defense forces on alert and a

new york. the faa says the aircraft was a vintage world war ii plane. there has been conflicting information tonight in terms of the fate of the pilot. earlier this evening the new jersey state policeinor injuries which seemed like a miracle given the crash and that the plane is sunk. now the new york police, new york city police, say that new jersey police statement is erroneous and the new york city police saying actually the pilot is unaccounted for. so we'll be watching tonight and trying to get a handle on that dramatic situation you see the divers going in there into the hudson, trying to do rescue and recovery operation there is with that vintage world war ii plane crash into the hudson. [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. by switching to xfinity x1. rio olympic games show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by sport, watch nbc's highlights and catch every live event on your tv with nbc sports live extra. i'm getting ready. are you? x1 will change the way you experience nb

new york. the faa says the aircraft was a vintage world war ii plane. there's been conflicting information tonight in terms of the fate of the pilot. earlier this evening, the new jersey state policethe pilot had been rescued, that he had sustained only minor injuries which seemed like a miracle given the crash and that the plane is sunk. now the new york city police say that that new jersey police statement from earlier is erroneous, and the new york city police are saying actually the pilot is unaccounted for. we'll be trying to get a handle on that situation seeing the divers going into the hudson trying to do rescue and recovery operations there with that vintage world war ii plane crash into the hudson. >>> in addition to that, there arrived, and it turns out it's really, really, really going to screw up an important thing in the republican party. they thought they had this under wraps. they do not. it's happening now. that story is next. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a b

new york. the faa says the aircraft was a vintage world war ii plane. there's been conflicting information tonight in terms of the fate of the pilot. earlier this evening, the new jersey state policebeen rescued, that he had sustained only minor injuries which seemed like a miracle given the crash and that the plane is sunk. now the new york city police say that that new jersey police statement from earlier is erroneous, and the new york city police are saying actually the pilot is unaccounted for. we'll be trying to get a handle on that situation seeing the divers going into the hudson trying to do rescue and recovery operations there with that vintage world war ii plane crash into the hudson. >>> in addition to that, there has been an ongoing situation in san diego where 6,000 protesters turned up at a donald trump campaign event, and there were fist fights between anti-trump and pro-trump protesters and supporters. it's because of this ongoing situation, actually, in san diego tonight that you are not going to be going to prison here on msnbc after this show ends at 10:00 p.m. eastern. we'll have live coverage tonight on msnbc with that and ongoing stories. stay with us. ♪ ♪ (v

state police tell us the man was from new york and was the only one in his car. he hit another vehicle around 2:00 this morning. the people in the other vehicle are expected to survive. >>> we have learned the name of the person killed in a crash in prince george's county. he's levi campos iii. the stephensville, maryland. he slammed into a guardrail. investigators are working to learn what caused him to lose control. >>> the man accused of stabbing a pregnant maryland woman to death was the father of the unborn child. that's according to new court documents. the charges against the man have gone up from second to first-degree murder. he's accused of killing his girlfriend in their apartment last week. the two were engaged. at least two people told police he did not want to care for his child. maria was a bus driver for montgomery county schools. >>> now to the race for the white house tonight. we are now on the eve on what could be a make or break moment for ted cruz's campaign as he makes a big push for votes in indiana. chris lawrence is here now with >> repor

>> reporter: it was the deadly ambush of two new york police officers in 2014, and then a texas sheriff's deputy last august, that prompted louisiana state representative lance harris to draft what's become known as the blue lives matter bill. >> this, i think, it just a rudimentary thing that we ought to do to protect those that are protecting us. >> reporter: the bill would expand louisiana's hate crime statute beyond race and gender to include the targeting of police officers, firefighters, and ems personnel. the penalty? five years in prison, or a maximum fine of $5,000. the state legislature passed the bill almost unanimously. now the governor says he'll sign it. but critics argue the bill confuses the purpose of hate crime laws. >> law enforcement and ems are not parts of people's forever identities and should not be included in the hate crimes bill. >> reporter: the black lives matter movement exploded after the police shooting of michael brown in ferguson. one of the organizers said the louisiana bill dilutes the power of hate crime legislation. >> if everyone is a protected class, then really no one is a protected class. >> repo

new york city police commissioner bratton said the majority of drug violence is due to marijuana and criticized stated it. is he right or wrong about the drug war. let's ask nick gillespie. why is bratton up in arms about pot. >> that's a mystery only he or his psychologist can unravel. but this has got to be the dumbest statement about the war and drugs since nancy reagan said just say no on drugs. he's right' the most popular illegal drug. it's the on drug that ranges above1% of people a month using it. kennedy: he says people are killing each other over americana. >> whether you prohibit a substance whether it's pot or speed or liquor, you create a black market. what happens with black markets is contracts are enforced through violence and thuggery. marijuana doesn't make people violence. it's the condition of prohibition that need to be attacked. kennedy: the reason in colorado you are seeing more trips to the metropolitan room and calling police over incident is because they can. i would like to see bratton put side by side the calls he gets about alcohol. he said i don't understand why state ar

new york. >> a second spotting in new jersey as police wraframp up th manhunt for arthur buckle. he was last seen last night near a rest stop off the garden stateay. he was behind bars for aggravated assault charge. he received 13 years for killing his girlfriend's baby. he was last seen at a cvs pharmacy on thursday. >> el chapo moved into a federal pent ten share reacross the board he shall in texas. they were baffle bide a transfer into a lower security area. the mexican authorities say they are confident they can keep the drug king ppin from making a thd break. >> tragedy strikes the college football community. running back greg bryant has been declared brain dead a day after being shot in a car along interstate 95 in west palm beach glo florida. it is a homicide and they are searching for witnesses. bryant started his college career in notre dame and transferred to the university of alabama at girling ham last year. >>> being a stay at home mom is a job of its own. the idea for mothers looking to get back into the work force may seem daunting. cheryl casone is the author of a new book "the come back how today's moms reenter the workplace s

state police escorted the fallen officer's body as members of the area fire and police departments saluted the procession. chuck severson, abc news, new york. >>> a judge in baltimore is expected to issue a ruling in the trial of a police officer in the freddie gray case. officer edward nero is charged with assaulted, reckless endangerment and misconduct in connection with the arrest of gray last year. gray suffered a severe spinal injury in the back of a police van and died a week later. the officer chose for his case to be decided by a judge rather than a jury. >>> six people were seriously hurt when their church bus rolled over near san bernardino the california highway patrol says the bus was returning from an annual retreat when the accident happened. none of the accident victims injuries are life threatening. >>> ships, planes and now a submarine are scouring a 5,300 square mile area, hoping to locate the black boxes from the flight which crashed last thursday. investigators say without the boxes they won't be able to determine whether the plane malfunctioned or if terrorism is to blame for the crash. abc's matt gutman has the latest

states. >>> police are looking for the gunman behind a shooting in northeast washington. it happened this morning on 16th and new yorkvenue. there are few details available at this point. we do know that the victim is a male. but the extent of injuries are unclear. more information on that when it's available for you. >>> the suspect charged with fatally stabbing a man at the metro station is going before a judge today. this week, grand jury indicted 19-year-old jasper spiers on murder charges. last fourth of july. kevin sutherland was murdered on a metro train. spiers had robbed two other passengers and assaulted a fourth passenger. at the time, spiers was already in the court system on another assault charge. >>> fairfax co released this name of a victim killed by a hit and run driver. 33-year-old matthew coolen dine of burke. police say he stumbled onto the road near ship let boulevard last night and then was struck and killed. so now police are looking for a dark colored toyota camry or a honda sedan. if you witnessed anything, please call police. >>> police shut down a marijuana growing operation that was produc

state assembly. >>> a rapper has been arrested in new york in connection with a deadly shooting wednesday night at a rap concert. policesay rowland collins, who goes by the stage name troy ab was caught here on surveillance video firing a gun. one person was killed in the shooting, three others were wounded including collins. family members of the man who died say he was a member of collins' entourage. collins will face charges of attempted murder and weapons charges. the rapper t.i. was due to perform at that concert but he had not yet taken the stage. >>> 4:27. campaign signs were stolen in the south bay but is it a political move or a high school prank? up next we will tell you where some of the signs ended up. >>> plus two teenagers arrested in connection in the death of a novato high school student. the homicide investigation that's underway. underway. >>> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute where traffic is moving along very well on interstate 80 westbound. >>> some solid fog on the san mateo santa cruz coast but other than that we are all set for a warmup. we will show you how much on this friday

police declaring it an unlawful gathering. want to bring back the panel. joining the conversation, bass i will smieker, from new york stateratic party, supporter of clirn. as we continue to watch, it is dissipating, it is important to point that out, not make too much of it as an on-going thing, although clearly the police as paul vercammen said have it well in hand at this stage. do you see this continuing and escalating as we get closer to election day? >> i don't know about escalating, definitely continuing. listening to panelists before i came out here, i think there's high correlation between language he used, rhetoric he used, and activity on the street. i don't think the protesters want to be on camera, i don't think the protesters have a sense of entitlement. i think what they're sensing is that there's this attack on communities of color, poor people, and i think this rhetoric which doesn't seem to be dissipating, seems only to be getting stronger is -- i think will promote more of these type protests. i don't know that it will escalate, i don't personally want to see violence being done, but the folks have a rig

new year's alert, police in los angeles and really across the united states prepping for violent may day protests after horrific scenes like this played out last year. protesters and police clashing from new yorkme of workers rights. some marches turning to riots earlier this week like this one in california when anti-trump protesters smashed a cop car and left a supporter bloody in the face. more of the same is possible this afternoon. thousands planning an immigration rally in downtown l.a. to protest trump's controversial comments about muslims and people from mexico. >>> new this morning, the parents of murdered aid worker kayla mueller call out the government for not doing enough to stop isis. the muellers encouraging more americans to speak it out to get the government and president to do more than just talk. >>> and a line of attack for republican candidate donald trump -- i guess we're not going to show that -- heidi cruz mentioned -- are we going to show it now. >> let's show it. >> no, we're not going to show it. >> i'm going to tell what you it was instead since we don't have it there. heidi cruz mentioned the reasons why ted cruz was great and understand the plight of americans and

develop state police powers which allows states to protect themselves from undesirables and the courts argument, the argument of lawyers and of some of the concurring judges in this desirempared new york's to limit the number of poor immigrants and, by the way, that translates into irish catholic immigrants, to limit irish catholic immigrants precisely the way south carolina was allowed to prevent the immigration of free blacks from other parts of the united states or from the british caribbean. just as philip barbara concluded, we think it as competent and necessary for a state to provide precautionary measures against the moral pestilence of poppers, vagabonds, and possibly vagabonds as it is to guard against be physical pestilence which may arise from unsound and infectious article supported or should more through which may be laboring under an infectious disease. thus irish immigrants, free blacks, and other undesirable foreigners were really no different than an infectious disease. of the the supreme court 1830's. a decade later, there's a new wave of anti-immigration and the first native is our elected to congress in the 1840's. more famously, they come in to congress in larger nu

new york and we will have a look the a the future transit system coming up. >> ♪ >>> police officers could get in trouble for a violent even to a chase that wound through two states>> it went back and forth between massachusetts and new hampshire. when the driver did stop he got on his hand and knees and that is when officers started to punch him, again and again. the driver was wanted for several warrants. the massachusetts state police will investigate in how they handled the arrest. >>> check out this serious, damage, around a storms caused in st. louis missouri. thousands still without power after gusting wind toppled trees, like this massive tree that fell across, three houses. thankfully no one was hurt but a dog did have to be freed from the ruble. >>> terrible. >> we're in the dealing with anything like that today and katie has direct eye contact when i walk in the studio which indicates a very nice weather day. >> you are reading way too much into that. >> yes. >> you are right though today will be one of those days where we will have pleasant weather because high pressure is winning battle here, it is moving down from the north and bringing with it plea

new york city. at least three teenagers injured. attacked by four other teens, armed with a machete and knives at hempstead lake state park. at least one of the teens seriously hurt, they're telling us tonight. policefor suspects. >>> tom brady is back in the news tonight. the patriots quarterback taking his fight over deflategate to the court of appeals for a second time now, hoping to erase his four-game suspension. brady adding a high-powered attorney, theodore olson, who argued a dozen cases before the supreme court, including bush versus gore. >>> and a lawsuit tonight against fitbit. the suit says the popular device that tracks your heart rate is not as accurate as it claims. lawyers commissioning a study, testing dozens of people wearing fitbits. researchers claim the devices missed up to 20 beats a minute. the company calls the study, quote, biased and baseless. >>> when we come back on a monday night, what peter jennings reported in a special report all those years ago, and what those septuplets have accomplished tonight. it's my job and it's i takealso my passion.rises. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep... so i couldn't get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one

authorities say a police officer has come to the aid of a wild deer whose head was stuck inside a light globe in a wooded area of suburban new york. the state department of environmental conservation says one of its officers spotted the deer tuesday in the woods in centereach, 45 miles east of new york city. >> pam: environmental conservation officials believe the deer had been lying there since monday night. officer jeff hull approached the deer and tried to remove the globe. but it slipped out of his hands and the deer ran off. >> pam: hull approached a second time and tossed his coat over the light globe. as the deer pulled back, the globe came free. >> brittany: i was going to say it will be interesting to see the video. >> brittany: have this area of low pressure slowly moving so we could see another round of isolated pup of showers and thunderstorms as we go into tomorrow. was the atmosphere warms up to see a difference. as we head to mother's day it will dry out in temperatures warm up. and to next week. >> pam: is it for us at 8. and we are back at 11. you can always stay in touch at kron4 dot com and have a nice evening. arning eno

police officers hurt last night, and i think that's the problem. >> what you're talking about is manfest bits local media. we have five states, new yorkia, new jersey, connecticut, and maryland, where one percent of taxpayers pay a third of the taxes. any one of those people moves and everybody in the whole state's taxes will go up and services cult. we shouldn't be attack those people for making money. >> let me bring morgan. i want to focus on the idea we see violence, and there's always a distinct finger pointing done by the media, and the other, like the anti-capitalist violence we saw over the weekend, we don't hear anything despite the fact to harlan's point, one of at the central issues have been the haves and have notes and how to fix that. morgan should politicians take some responsibility? >> well, you know, charles, let me say i think there's a clear pattern of leftist protests that turn violent. look at the may day protests. these happen every year and unfortunately for the seattle police department, instead of worry worrying about policing communes and keeping them safe, they have to deal with grown people biting police o

new york, wnbc chopper. he was captured without incident on the northbound side of the garden state parkway near mile marker 76. we're trying to get a read here on where these police cars are and where he may be. maybe one of those vehicles, buckel is. he was 19 days away from parole. he was serving a sentence for killing a girlfriend's 10-month-old baby girl back in 1996. safety experts warned not enough is -- we're just looking at pictures here. these are surveillance pictures from last night when he was seen. he was spotted in that area. >>> safety experts warn not enough is being done to prevent child injuries due to falling furniture. the consumer product safety commission says a child is sent to the emergency room every 24 minutes and a child dies every week from furniture tipping over on them. they re-emphasize the anchor it program. use anchors or straps to secure heavy book shelves or dressers. >>> let's get a check on the weather. >> the clouds are increasing now. the rain is on the way. it's likely to be affecting us during the day tomorrow. we'll have a complete update on that coming up at 4:00. >>> thanks for watching "nbc 10 news" at 11:00, i'm vai s

states converged around six this morning on a farmhouse in gallman, mississippi." "police confiscated a van at the farmhouse believed to be the same van spotted outside a mount vernon, new york apartment used by some of the robbery suspects." several months after the hold- up, more accomplices and "they violated state law, pure and simple. they've committed the most serious crime which is murder and they should be punished accordingly." but the job wasn't over. the wheels of justice kept spinning for a few more years dealing out convictions, heavy sentences and eventually catching up to marilyn jean buck, one of the getaway drivers. she was arrested on may 11, 1985 which left one oustanding fugitive, the ringleader of the entire operation, jeral wayne williams. he was finally captured nine months later and subsequently sentenced to 60 years in prison, strange and violent episode of american crime. when we return, the bailout of an auto giant to tune of over a billion dollars'e decades." tune of over a billion dollars'e decades." (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's le

state and federal police went into action and rescued him before midnight. his hand was bandaged. otherwise, he's okay. they took him away quickly. reporters couldn't ask what happened. >> computer service running in new york'skennedy airport. a service crash caused massive delays for passengers out of terminal 7. many were given handwritten boarding passes. >>> severe weather in the midwest and texas, this is video shot by a student in montgomery county heading home from school. the water was rushing over the road the bus he was on. in texas alone, six people are dead. a number of people are missing. in san antonio, ten inches of rain fell in just a few hours saturday night. coast guard searching for a man who was swept away between freeport and galveston. investigators are looking for a boy who was swept away by flood water. >>> bonnie was downgraded but still packed a punch in georgia. they are putting up signs warning people do not drive through flooded streets. >> they are going to see a few more inches of rain in the same spots. you saw texas into the carolinas right now. we are watching what was left of former tropical storm bonnie. we show you the view of the storm coming up in a moment. let's take y

new york. nicole: peter barnes, thank you very much. lauren: series of powerful storms hit the planes, killing two people. communities along the ohio river saw strong storms and tornadoes reported in southern illinois western kentucky. kentucky state policedown to the city of mayfield causing significant damage to homes and businesses. the damage including this used car lot for the twister touched down and was actually caught on camera. >> here we go. but god. >> not wrote. there goes that. >> holy -- my goodness. lauren: official said at least 10 people were injured in kentucky but the injuries were not fortunately. nicole: a 28-year-old man went on a stabbing spree in eastern massachusetts yesterday before he was shot to death in a restaurant and a mall. police said arthur gave rose crashed a car outside the home and then walked inside, sat the mother and her daughter. an 8-year-old and later died. police say he then drove to a shopping mall crashed the car into the mall entrance. he ran in and attacked several other people. 56-year-old man later died. they roast died when an off-duty deputy -- a victim described bush's thought. >> a pregnant lady came out holding her stomach. paragraph bush stopped in her abdomen. she was pregnant, sc

state not before she and her husband bill march in a parade in new york. meanwhile, an attempt to rush the stage at a bernie sanders stage. at least one protester faced a police baton. >>> meanwhile, donald trump has already mathematically clinched the republican nomination but still faces the possibility of an independent challenge. nbc's tracie potts is in washington and has all the details. what's the latest story here, tracie? good morning. >> good morning. well, let's start with trump and that independent challenge where one prominent republican is saying he's going to put somebody out there with a strong team and strong background to try to siphon support away from donald trump. trump doesn't seem too worried about it. he's name-calling the people behind this on twitter. but we're waiting to see who that person might be. a lot of names being thrown around, including mitt romney. the other things that you mentioned the democrats, hillary clinton is going into california earlier than her schedule originally showed. she's going to spend five straight days campaigning there before the california primary. of course, bernie sanders has been focusing on califo

new jersey state police helicopter. it's been circling around here for over an hour, part of the massive search 50 miles south of new yorkigible for parole may 21st. and the second thing that he did, the surveillance pictures that are pretty fresh from last night here at this rest stop in the middle of the garden state parkway which is a north/south toll road here in new jersey, he had made arrangements through his family to turn himself in but got spooked for some reason and took off on foot looking like you see there in the surveillance picture carrying a gallon of water wearing gray shorts, gray sweatshirt and construction boots and went into the woods apparently according to the surveillance video. and that was when he was last seen. this is a densely wooded area in new jersey right below new york city. so that's why it's a tough search. why he would run, who knows? why he would run and get spooked after he said he was going to turn himself in. but they've got some heavily armed officers out just in case. they don't think he's armed, but they've got cops at every school in this area. they're not closing the schools,

state of new york. we are going to play for california we are going to win california. you watch. you watch. >> catherine: place shoving protesters back some far started fighting and it got rough policehief promising swift and decisive action against troublemakers. >> britteny: it will be a beautiful weekend matter where you go if you decide to stay close to the coast of the bay locations will be pretty toasty watch out for that even withhold little bit of an activity in the sierra warmer than this time yesterday 89 degrees livermore 8487 and jack 86 in fairfield much color of your cluster the vallejo same thing richmond 69 in san francisco tablatures and santa rosa at 7359 daily city and have monday satellite read our chat show that we have a big ridge of high pressure in control the you noticed barely seen clouds. we did manage the see the redevelopment of few showers even a little bit of snow shower act that activity in the sierra the slight chance of a few more rain showers saturday sunday across the nation this was the main concern flying with heavy rain falling near houston flooding rains already a deadly situation delays at airports in houston also unsettled weather near omaha

new york. >> live pictures coming in from taunton massachusetts at the mall there. we have gotten a better sense of what has happened. according to the reporting of the media communications director for the mass state policeitted multiple stabbings. apparently a brawl began outside a macy's store there. and then that person who was doing the stabbing of at least four people we are now told, was shot by somebody on scene, perhaps an off duty sheriff's deputy, perhaps someone else. at some point during this sequence of events the assailant drove into the front of this macy's store and that's why we see this vehicle here through the facilities of wfxt fox 25 in boston our owned and operated station there at least one stabbing victim was stabbed here at this entrance to macy's. others have been stabbed beforehand. we have no reports of anyone deceased but some of the victims are reportedly with life-threatening injuries. four people with stab wounds and then the initial assailant shot. according to the mass state police, the information is in slow and very fluid and they will update us as the situation warrant. i have gotten further from the wabc news station in boston, they are saying multiple emergency crew

. >> the state department of corrections does not know if that ex-most -- explosion has anything to do with the victim's work at one of the new york prisons. >>> the novato policeng discrimination and harassment claims by two veteran officers. the lawsuit claims that a lieutenant discriminal maded against two of his subordinates because one was a woman and the other gay. the officers claimed they were subjected to unwarranted scrutiny and were denied denied opportunities. the police department says that an outside investigation said there was no truth to the claims. >>> and looking for a plane which disappeared this holiday weekend. the coast guard carried a 54- year-old flight instructor and a 51-year-old student pilot. they were supposed to land in van nuys sunday afternoon but never showed up. the student's relatives and friends became concerned when they could not reach him or the instructor. >> he has nope by himself under his instructor's supervision. he is very capable. >> the search team includes the coast guard, l.a.sheriff volunteer. >>> we'll find out if whole foods will be allowed to open one of its new and less expensive food stores. the paper says

states. this morning, warnings that more severe weather is on the way. >>> also right now, police looking into those terrifying moments at a concert in new york overnightr opened fire killing at least one person, injuring three others. the hunt for the shooter under way right now. >>> hillary clinton facing a scathing report about her e-mail. she's accused of break state department rules as secretary of state. this morning she's saying the accusations will not affect the campaign or her presidency if she wins. >>> also coming up how do you spell adorable? well, i'm going to show you. we have the spelling bee competitors getting big buzz. a 6-year-old stealing our hearts becoming the first first grader ever to compete. his little voice so sweet and he's so smart. we have much more on the final round kicking off this morning? wait till you hear at the very end what he said, absolutely, even more so adorable. thanks, amy. >>> first in this half hour we want to get to that blockbuster revelation by tech billionaire peter theil admitting he is behind the campaign against gawker. including the monster lawsuit by hulk hogan. rebecca jarvis is here with new de

cities in the united states, like new york, where the crime rate has actually continued to go down, even though there's been a very significant change in the way that they're doing policing numbers, okay? so everybody gets a sense what you're talking about. here are the major cities where crime has gone up, and it's gone up dramatically. look at this. laug vegas, murder rate, not just crime, murder rate up. dallas, jacksonville. it goes on and on. to your point, some major cities you've seen the murder rate go down. new york city is one of them, down 25%. now, in terms of the so-called ferguson effect that you're referring to, you know, some high-profile law enforcement people, james comey, director of the fbi included, say this is a direct result. the murder spike is because of what he calls the ferguson effect. let me read to you what he says. he says -- ire think it is the potential effect of marginal pullbacks by lots and lots of police officers changing some cities. i continue to the hear that privately, i've heard it in lots of conversations privately with police leaders. i'm sure you've heard it as well, ed, that they can't be as aggressive or assertive nowadays a