he started out at the phoenix police department, even worked undercover.ate investigator. and when he heard about steve pits murder. his experience told him -- >> it had to be related to his work. >> anglin new pit worked on criminal cases. so the universal suspects was bass. then he heard about the murder of the two paralegals in scott stale, and suddenly that universe shrank. >> once the nestled on the news that there was an elizabeth feldman's office, i was certain who it was. >> you knew? >> i knew. >> knew exactly how steve pitt and the feldman law firm or connected. and who was behind the murders. rick knew because lee years earlier, he had taken on the case of a scott still doctor named connie jones. >> yes, i had my own terrorists. my own personal terrorist. >> connie was on summer break from college in 1984 when she started dating a young soldier named dwight jones. dwight was stationed at fort bragg, north carolina. >> you are 18, he was 22? >> correct. >> young, two young. >> your first boyfriend? >> yes. >> he told me he wanted to be an attorne

is still room for improvement in the area of training accident training has announced the phoenix police department will be the 1st to incorporate their virtual reality training into their program the training modules enable officers to practice various encounters with the public and also utilize as weapon handling practice for both tasters and handguns but officers aren't just practicing what they do virtual reality training also allows officers to be on the other side of the encounter experiencing both sides of the situation according to a $28.00 team stanford study those who underwent a virtual reality experience of being homeless cost those people to have more empathy toward those without a home luke lorson axons president says it's really important to create empathy in these training scenarios where you can use somebody else's perspective to be on the other side of police responding to a mental health situation well this country still has a long way to go until communities fully trust and appreciate all that police do could be a step closer to coming together reporting for news news houston sw

is still room for improvement in the area of training accident training has announced the phoenix police department will be the 1st to incorporate their virtual reality training into their program the training modules enable officers to practice various encounters with the public and also utilize as a weapon handling practice for both tasters and handguns but officers aren't just practicing what they do the virtual reality training also allows officers to be on the other side of the encounter experiencing both sides of the situation according 282800 stanford study those who underwent a virtual reality experience of being homeless cost those people to have more empathy toward those without a home luke lorson axons president says it's really important to create empathy in these training scenarios where you can use somebody else's perspective to be on the other side of police responding to a mental health situation all this country still has a long way to go until communities fully trust and appreciate all that police do could be a step closer to coming together reporting for news views houston sweeps

is still room for improvement in the area of training accident training has announced the phoenix police department will be the 1st to incorporate their virtual reality training into their program the training modules enable officers to practice various encounters with the public and also utilize as a weapon handling practice for both tasters and handguns but officers aren't just practicing what they do the virtual reality training also allows officers to be on the other side of the encounter experiencing both sides of the situation according to a $28.00 team stanford study those who underwent a virtual reality experience of being homeless cost those people to have more empathy toward those without a home luke lorson axons president says it's really important to create empathy in these training scenarios where you can use somebody else's perspective. to be on the other side of police responding to a mental health situation all this country still has a long way to go until communities fully trust and appreciate all that police do could be a step closer to coming together reporting for news these hou

police department, rather, before they opened fire. and then in arizona, one person was killed, and at least seven others wounded when a shooting broke out at a phoenix hotel this morning. investigators say there were multiple shooters, all involved in what they call an isolated fight. shootings like these that happen almost daily now, that have so many asking when will this endless cycle of violence end? let's start with that terrifying ordeal playing out at the cross roads of the world, times square. cnn's evan mcmorris-santoro is there with more. tell us more about what we know, the circumstances, the victims, everything. >> reporter: well, fred, the victims really are just the kinds of people who are down in times square on a saturday afternoon in broad daylight. this happened yesterday right around 5:00. let's watch that video again. it really is the best way of understanding what this looked like. it's a crowded street, one of the most crowded streets in the city, usually. to put this in perspective, this is the corner where the theater that plays "the lion king" on broadway is, it's a popular spot with tourists, it was a disagreement between p

police department, rather, before they opened fire. and then in arizona, one person was killed, and at least seven others wounded when a shooting broke out at a phoenix an isolated fi

phoenix. ♪ >>> 37 minutes past the hour right now. derek chauvin and three other former minneapolis police officers are facing federal charges now for possibly violating george floyd's constitutional rights. the justice departmentte court of murdering floyd. now, federal prosecutors say he deprived floyd of the right to be free from, quote, the use of unreasonable force by a police officer. cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson is with us. joey, let's walk through the charges now. first of all, we know chauvin alone is facing that one count of violating floyd's civil rights in using excessive force. two other officers are charged with failing to intervene and all four of them are charged with failing to give floyd medical aid that day. any chance that any of those charges could impact chauvin's sentencing next month? >> so, christi, good morning to you. always good to be with you. so the two are separate. so micro and then mini. and here's the issue. we have a justice department now who has made a calculated decision to get involved in these cases. this is very significant. and we really cannot really undermine or otherwise, you know, indicate that it's not. here's why. we've seen the fed