. >> cars like the pierce-arrow, peerless, and packard, you don't hear of any of those today. they're all gone. >> so an orphan car is a car with no parents. >> yeah, that's basically right. >> so when grant reaches his mid-50s and starts seeing some real-estate investments pay off, he's finally able to track down those orphan cars that fascinated him in his youth. >> there's not a lot of fords or chevys. he liked to buy unique cars. he always used to say, "i don't want to meet myself on the road." >> grant's not likely to meet himself on the road driving one of these. not only are his cars from unique manufacturers, many of the particular models are extremely rare, too -- like this 1936 pierce-arrow roadster. >> there's maybe fewer than five that are known to exist of that car. >> i'm totally loving the paint. is it also unique? >> the guy he bought it from liked butter-nut coffee, so he painted the car to look like the butter-nut coffee can. >> grant's 1925 kissel gold bug, made popular by amelia earhart, is just as rare. can i get inside? >> absolutely. >> i'm gonna try to

also tonight, the ammunition dealer who sold armor-piercing bullets to the las vegas gunman is charged. the most important team at the super bowl isn't taking the field tomorrow but will be watching every inch of the stadium. >> reporter: you people feel safe just by your presence being out there? >> ninan: actresses can thur unleashes on disgrace the movie mogul harvey weinstein, claiming he attacked her. and the plight of the polar bear. a new study shows the impact of climate change on these kings of the arctic. >> we're essentially pulling the rug out from underneath the polar bears. this is the "cbs evening news" >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. democrats on the house intelligence committee are pushing for the release of their own memo, rebutting the controversial republican memo released friday, the republican document accuses f.b.i. and justice department officials of anti-trump bias and surveillance abuses. critics are dismissing the memo as an effort to protect president trump and discredit the russia investigation. the president weighed in today from florida. errol ba

now, father, you recognize that, that is going to be the heart of the blessed mother with a sword piercing it symbolizing her sorries, that is an icon or theme about what which we'll talk about more today. and this is by mary -- this is elana san gabriel. and the next one if you, please. this rosary encircling the world is nice. my notes say this is from a second grader at our lady of the visitation school. next one, please. and this i think this is the favorite one that i have that i have seen, miley salrvatore, a motherly mary. what about another one? and another representation of mary with roses around her, sort of on a cloud. and this is by peter, a 4th grader at holy name of jesus school. and we have another i think. this is a children of fat a ma. waterfall, moon, all kind of symbols and this is by theresa nathan from our lady of mere see school. interesting member member mercy school -- mercy school of art. let's get to the question i raised, how do we live with the consecration? now he spelled out a request or program for living the consecration in concrete ways. let me show this.

pierce right now. he's available. the two of you can go outside, have a full discussion about it, and then, if you're not satisfied by that, come on back in, and then, at the end of our meeting, we'll talk more about our staff people. but in the first instance, why don't you -- you have a discussion with mr. pierce, okay? >> there's nothing we can do about missing files? >> i'm sorry? >> you're telling me there's nothing we can do about missing files? >> no, i'm not. there may be a lot we can do. >> okay. happy new year. >> talk to mr. pierce. >> yeah. >> i have a question. did you keep copies of the documents? >> i keep all official records except the audio. >> wait. did you keep copies? >> yes. >> well, what's the problem, then? bring the copies with you. >> but the problem is they're missing some things. shouldn't they be held accountable because the employee is missing, that's the problem. >> i don't understand. >> mr. pierce, if you will. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. we are dealing with corruption in here. we have an

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the fbi charging the man they say illegally manufactured armor-piercing bullets. how authorities tied him to america's worst mass shooting. >>> the deadly encounter. a dangerous police chase, a violent crash, all caught on camera. what happened when police tried to take down the driver. >>> uma thurman breaking her silence. from her major roles in harvey weinstein films to now describing the moment she says the mogul forced himself on her. >>> and, the flight path fears. a drone appearing to fly directly above a passenger plane. now, the faa is investigating. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. >>> and we begin tonight with president trump claiming total vindication. the president traveling with the first lady to mar-a-lago capping a whirlwind friday. in which he declassified that controversial gop memo. despite a wide range of reaction even within his own party, trump wasted no time declaring victory. tweeting his takeaway, no collusion, no obstruction. but special counsel mueller is not finished yet. several in trump's i

we have reports an officer has been struck near the area of pierce and hayes. this is the area near the painted ladies at alamo square. a live look from the scene, and preliminary reports indicate a suspect was attempting to break into a car. the officer approached the suspect who then ran over the officer. the officer has been transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. we're going to monitor the situation and we will bring more details as they come in later today at kpix 5 at five. we have a crew on the scene and will have much more at 5:00. have a wonderful day. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. ♪ >> brooke: wait. >> r

here we are with franklin pierce. and what we have here is a letter that franklin pierce wrote to abraham lincoln, which is on loan to us from the library of congress. what's interesting about this letter is that this is a letter of sympathy that is written from pierce to abraham lincoln upon abraham -- the death of abraham lincoln assess son willie who was 11 years old. part of what makes this letter a really heartfelt letter is that pierce's own son died at the age of 11 shortly before he became president in 1853. he died in a train accident that all three of them were in. while franklin and his wife jane both survived uninjured, they did see the crushed body of their son, which was pretty tragic for them, and it -- they were both -- became pretty depressed as a result of that. i'm pretty sure it affected franklin's presidency. a really interesting letter, how he writes and expressing his sympathy to abraham lincoln. moving on to james buchanan, we have on loan from the lancaster historical association a pipe. anoth

child and family services.sharon pierce: i think for those of us who work in the child welfare system learn to prevent this from ever happening again)according to court documents, rice told investigators he was home with the baby one day-- and she was fussy."he tried to give her a bottle, but she was spitting it out.""he then changed her diaper and she pooped while he was changing it.""... he held her, but she continued to cry and wouldn't calm down."he admitted to investigators he squeezed her really hard-- bent her legs backwards-- grabbed her hands and feet and squeezed them in his hands.he told investigators-- he was frustrated.sharon pierce: being a parent is the most difficult job but that doesn't excuse maltreating a child and that's what happened here (steve) rice's wife told investigators she had no idea about the injuries. she says she works full time while her husband stays home with the kids.they have been foster parents for some time and even adopted three children.meanwhile, rice's trial is now scheduled for april. (steve) in the north bay... a 12-year-old boy says he wa

prosecutors say douglas haig sold armor piercing bullets to stephen paddock. who then fired into a crowd in las vegas last october. he admitted to selling ammunition to him. he is not said whether it included armor piercing bullets which are illegal to sell. 58 people were killed in the massacre. anymore were injured. it is considered the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history.>>> dramatic moment when the father of three girls who were sexually abused by former sports doctor larry nasser tried to attack him.>>> would you give me one minute?. you know i cannot do that. that is not how --'s.>> randall margraves asked the judge for five minutes in a locked room with larry nasser. the judge said she cannot do that. bailiffs wrestled him to the floor. he was taken away in handcuffs. the judge said she was not going to punish him for his actions. he later apologized for his outburst.>>> i can only hope when the day comes that larry nasser has ended his days on this earth. that he will be escorted to one of the deepest darkest hottest pits of hell there is. for h

to pierce reason one is before trying not. to have it in the commercial and think you gotta go to topple to know. it's a counterpart is look i'm not a constructor i only use ican it's kinds of in the way you know just. drop a bomb going to benching me a trip i mean our bomber so the truck took to the cam. but miriam is an integer. of the small bone group and post of enoch looking at peter's ticket was in the subject are even true she was against going into all the interviews of those going for good so there is not a to mention running out of the national media was never should we could this be jewish into the quoted new. machine all of the buttons i sneered to my journal and others took me though. it didn't include. thank you kindly that this nice threshed news along that one of your show can be the boat that can remember when you just won the state to give the world cup's a clean you should the city of just a community for all i was taught is that suspects sure kiran i mean who talk back so as not to offend them but. haven't

pierce. up next, sean connelly, elizabeth miles, judy beck, curtis wu. elizabeth miles, are you in the room? followed by judy beck? followed by curtis wu. >> judy beck is giving up her turn. >> i will give up my turn. >> she's not here. >> if you don't want to speak, stand up from your seat and say you no longer want to address the commission. >> i will use my minute to audit the crowd, if you don't mind. how many people would like for them to vote now? how many? >> yeah. just vote now. >> i give up my time. >> we are bound by law to call your name. if you don't want to speak, stand up and say you don't want to speak. >> i will speak, but very quickly. i want to mention that we voted in favor of a resolution to seek divestment. and in march, the chief investment officer divested $200 million. he did it because of an economic reason as well as for an environmental and e.s.g. reason. and i also want to mention where engagement has gotten us. i believe goldman sachs invested $244 million in energy transfer partners as recently as 2016. one of the members --

i didn't know anybody on pierce street, but we walked all over the city, so we would go on pierce street, but i didn't know anything about anne spencer or chauncey spencer. i knew about dr. johnson because he had a business up on 5th street. this is where most of the prominent, some of the prominent whites live, on this area. you can see there the difference on harrison and madison streets. and this is called garland hill. sos this is garland hill. i'm going to go down here and circle around. >> and how far are we from -- >> pierce street? >> mckinley street. >> mckinley street? not that far. in fact, if you walk down this street, if you -- let me go down here. i'll show you where mckinley street. but you can see these houses, these are where the white folks live. i think nancy marion lives here. she's one of my editors, book publisher, you might say. this is the area where a lot of the prominent whites live that we use to come to trick and treat, and if they didn't give us any candy, we pulled chairs off the porches. and mckinley street was all within about two blocks from here. whites

the bullet pierced his left lung, went through his heart, his left lung and my son was dead on the scenee believes somebody knows something and that's the frustrating part. >> i was told the streets talk. the streets seem quiet right now. the city of philadelphia is offering up to $20,000 if are the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. call 215546 tips. all calls will remain anonymous. >> my family has been devastated. my son did not deserve this at all. for crime fighters, i'm rig williams, channel6 "action news." ♪ ♪ we are the cham champions. >> hungry dogs run faster. >> you are truly the best football fan in the world. you make it a joy and pleasure to play for you. ♪ ♪ want to say one more time, i can't believe how well behaved the crowd was, shoulder to shoulder and back-to-back for hours, few places to go to the bathroom over all and everyone had such a great time. i was amazed by the behavior of the crowd. >> it was the best party i have ever been to. the sixers are next. they did not make a trade at the deadline. they assign veteran guard marco. he tweets, trust the

douglas haig sold piercing bullets to shooter stephen paddock who fired into a crowd in las vegas. he admitted to selling ammunition to him. he is not said whether that included armor piercing bullets which are illegal to sell. 58 people died in the shooting which is considered the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. >>> ceo of humane society of the u.s. resigned today under pressure stemming from sexual harassment allegations. seven board members resigned and major donors began to drop off. the board had voted just yesterday to keep him on the job after reviewing allegations from three women who say he harassed them. in an email he said he was stepping aside to put aside any distractions in the best interest of all parties.>>> the man who sent the false missile alert in hawaii spoke to reporters for the first time today. he confirmed he thought it was a real emergency. he spoke to reporters on the condition he not be identified. he fears for his safety and said he has received threats. the recording stated this is not a drill. he missed the beginning and the end of the mes

it happened at hayes and pierce streets... that's near the 'painted ladies' and alamo square. that is where police say they saw two people trying to break into a car. as officers approached them... one of them took off in another car car and hit one of the officers... before crashing into another car. that person was arrested. the officer is expected to be okay. ( darya ) we now know the name of the officer who was hit by man trying to leave a sideshow in richmond. he's onome (oh-no-me) ojo (o-jo). police say ojo is still "banged up pretty good." two people have been arrested. ojo was hit early sunday marina bay parkway... boulevard.is accused of speeding toward ojo... hitting him.dislocated his suffered a head injury. ojo is a former n-f-l player. he was drafted by the saints in 2001. in 2003... he was a member of the tampa bay buccaneers when the team beat the raiders in the super bowl... but he was injured and did not play. ( james ) a woman in suisun city was attacked and robbed in her home... and police believe two men involved broke into another house close-by. both crim

pierce lewis wrote there are unwitting biographies. essentially, by shaping the land, by being influenced by what's on the land and what is possible there, come on in. there's lots of seats in the front. we essentially write our own autobiographies in the landscape without realizing we're doing it. so we're leaving traces, all the ideas we have, the ways in which we interact with the land, all those things. and for those of us who are researchers and interested in studying environmental history, we can then come along, look at the landscape and read something as if it were a book or another kind of text. we can read something about who's been here and what they've been doing from looking at the landscape and how it changes over time. we may use the term natural landscape or cultural landscape. i always make the assertion that all landscapes are both. there is no purely cultural landscape, although downtown manhattan has plants growing places and pigeons flying everywhere and there's a lot of nature in the middle of a city and similarly

he is now facing terms for conspiracy and manufacturing armored piercing bullets. he admits that is a company so stephen paddock 720 rounds of what is called tracer ammunition. >> creates a climate that bullets fired that allows a shooter to follow the bullets path. even paddock not to commit the worst mass shooting in modern united states history in las vegas last october. he says when stephen paddock purchased demonstrates red he was going to put on a light show. along with numerous guns and bump stock authorities say they found a box of unused ammunition and stephen paddock share with doug hage name on them. at least two bullets had his finger prints on them as well. >> none of the ammunition that he sold to mr. product was used at using the treasury in las vegas. >> i am thankful that he cannot use any of the ammunition that i sold him. i feel terrible about what happened. again, keep rocking my brain. what did i miss? there were no outward signs. he appeared as normal as anybody else in this room. very well spoken, very clean-cut, very well dressed. very polit

msnbc contributor jennifer rubins and charlie pierce writer at large at "esquire," charlie, you've beenhe nra and the role it plays in the right for years and what is it right now? how do you characterize what it has become? >> well, you're correct in that it is essentially a lobbying organization. it's the lobbying arm of the weapons manufacturing industry. that's the most basic thing that it is. but i think to be perfectly honest with you, i think it's making a mistake if it -- as it tries to become just another general clearing house for conventional conservative thinking and getting away from basically what it was good at which was defending the right of every american to own as much as -- as many ar-15s as can fit in their garage. when it starts talking about saul alinskey and immigration it just becomes part of the noise and it uses the unique purchased the in the constellation of right wing organizations. >> do you agree with that, jennifer? >> yes, and no. on one hand it has a -- i think a rather indefensible position at this point which is anyone should own any weapon of any ty

. >>> an officer was rammed by car at hayes and pierce. the fleeing driver also struck another car. >> reporter: the officer that was hit has nonlife-threatening injuries. there are three suspects that are in custody today, one of those suspects was also injured and meantime a couple visiting from orlando who had just arrived here in san francisco, saw their rental car being broken into moments before that undercover officer sprang into action. under cover san francisco police officers with northern station were conducting surveillance in the area of alamo square in an area known for car break ins. as officers watched, so did aaron's husband. >> he said come back, our car was smashed, our car was broken. >> reporter: the couple had just arrived in san francisco. >> it sounded like a car hit another car and i looked over and i saw a car flying up in the air. >> reporter: the under cover officer who had been on this bicycle attempted to detain the car. >> rammed the officer and in doing so, also ran over one of the suspects. >> reporter: the

looking sweet. >> that was supposed to be paul pierce day in boston. it ruined his night.y. >>> 26 minutes past the hour. white house budget comes out today. immigration goes to the senate floor. the president's infrastructure plan goes public. will the rob porter scandal overshadow all of that? he says white house officials encouraged him to fight for his job despite abuse allegations. >>> stay and fight. that's what rob porter says he was told by senior officials at the white house despite allegations of domestic violence abuse. his story does not line up with the chief of staff. >>> the invitation on the table. kim jong un's sister says south korean leaders are welcome in pyongyang. now the vice president is hinting the u.s. could find itself at the table as well. >>> are they listening and acting fast enough? >> is this congress acting fast enough? congress is not acting. >> even if congress does nothing, me too is here to stay. revealing talk with supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. 84 years old and she is not slowing down one bit. welcome back to "early start.

they are accusing him of spelling armor piercing bullets and doing so without a license. - - joins us in la. >>reporter: authorities say douglas haig sold the gunmen armor piecing bullets. he sold ammo as a part-time high the, he was arrested friday and facing charges for conspiracy and manufacturing armor piercing ammunition. he sold stephen paddock 27 rounds of ammunition. which allows the government to follow the bullets pass with his or her eye. he went on to kill 50 people and injured 400 others in las vegas in october. douglas haig says when he purchased the mo he said he was quote, going to put on a light show. along with numerous guns and bump stocks, authorities found a box of unused ammunition in stephen paddock's room with douglas haig's name on it. >> very thankful he didn't use any of the ammunition. then i sold him. i feel terrible about what happened. again, keep racking my brain, what did i miss? what did i miss? there were no outward signs. he appeared normal as anybody in this room. very well spoken, clean-cut, very well-dressed. very polite, very respectful. >>repor

but pierce through. his or the one who don't visit a lot of these of the other. before the book. and to hear. and. look as. if he was. there as he was it. to me vividly destroyed. each. down the road to go on. one of the sort of the police feeds he sent out to. me that. he's paid that out. when i was in the film all of which are moving on to tell me how to. act. and. that is how. i think the fix. stuff such just. will go off. and all the sixteen member stuff we send our good things to all of you in the best we are extremely happy to be to feel as a family and even if we could not but this a bit we did not want to lose the chance to present a lot of saw. my comment. was on the united nations on a long hair pulling up. to close to. one. on the phone because then the next did good news for a kid is a. is the day of reckoning coming will the liberal corporate media ever own up to their dismal and even dishonest coverage of what is called russia gate there is growing evidence the media or at the very center of this fake scandal. were similar to the sports to the least you know because

while he's in custody the piercing images doge want to wa some of the video you're about to see and hear isdisturbing. >> this cell phone video from inside a classdisturbing glimps and chaos. of students trapped by a gunman opening fire right outside t door. >> coming out to the east side . >>> site of students running out burst, hand raised trying to escape the that began at the end of the school day.igh hool at about 2:30 wednesday afternoon, emergency crews began scening out with one injured person shot >> we approximately 14 people transported to area hospa varying degrees of injuries. >> the desiption is white male wearing a burgundy shirt >> the alleged gunman custody w about an hour after the shooting. in coral he's been identified as 19-year-old nicholas cruise, a former students say he was expelled law enforcement officials say as school was letting out fire shortly after the students began hearing thefi we were -- we were 30 -- it was just like praying and crying andpolice ca >> it's a horrific situation. it's just -- ator us. >> authorities do believe nicolas cruise carried ou

on the northeast extension through the tunnel when an electrical conduit fell from the ceiling, it pierced his windshield killing him instantly. his tractor-trailer continued out of the tunnel for half a mile before coming to a stop. nobody noticed what happened for three hours. >>> people voiced their concerns about missing or late mail to the newly appointed post master. jeanette reyes is live in northern liberties with these details. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the post master did come out himself he wanted to hear the complaints from the residents it was a heated discussion to say the least. it was standing room only at the northern liberties community center last night with irate residents giving the newly pointed post master general an ear full about their mail not arriving. the complaints from mail getting delivered months later to long lines and this woman who gets everyone else's mail dumped at her front door. >> i have to take time off from work and go deliver the mail. i don't want to throw it away. >> my wife sent me a valentine's day card i'm waitin

on the turnpike through the tunnel last night when an electrical conduit fell through the ceiling piercing the wind shield killing sexton instantly but the vehicle kept going unfound for three hours. >> is a discriminatory practice called red lining. bankswithhold bank loans to black tellers to keep them out of the white neighborhoods. philadelphia banks are one of the worse at red lining. >> meteorologist cecily tynan is here with a first look at the accuweather forecast. >> jim, what a difference a day makes. if you compare yesterday's 3:00 temperature to today, 77 record high to 33-degrees, a 34-degree drop in 24 hours. add to that, we have been dealing with gusting winds and it's been damp with winds out of the northeast, the windchill makes it feel 32-degrees. the northeasterly winds pulling in the mist and drizzle. double scan live showing the next system pulling into the ohio valley. that's moving in tomorrow. the second of three batches of rain. looking ahead, three more days of damp, dreary weather. the next sunny day isn't until tuesday. no snow in the seven-day forecast. i have

it is thursday, also known as friday e pierce . >> morning i am dave clark. let's talk about our weather in steve paulson is here. . >> it is about as dry as can be. it is not looking good for the first couple of weeks of february. but if you enjoyed your weather yesterday, you are going to say that for a while. the will be high clouds today. from today into the weekend and there are signs into february that we will be on the dry side. high clouds moving in from the north. it will be partly sunny here. the lows are up because of the cloud cover. 40s and 50s not seeing 30 yet. it is cool, but not as cool. we have a lot of high clouds. a mostly sunny day for a while but 60s and 70s on the temperatures. there is no side of cooling off anytime soon. >>> it sounds like we have problems with bart. there is a derailed maintenance vehicle on the tracks in the fremont area. and that may affect trains. we will keep an eye on that for you. ricky that into the newsroom. bart starts right about now. if they get that cleared up rather soon, it may not be a big problem for

>> washington, adams, jefferson, madison, monroe, adams, jackson, van buren, tyler, poke, taylor, piercebuchanan, lincoln, jackson, grant, obama, trump, bush, bush the second, kennedy -- >> 23 presidents in 30 seconds. that was impressive. he paid attention in history class. >> better than us. >> thanks. all right the news continues now online and on twitter. and facebook and mobile devices with our news app. >> the next newscast isb&p

it was dark and bullets pierced three people on the sidewalk of the north philadelphia. >> she was alock away. >> two men, a 24-year-old was shot twice in the arm and a 34-year-old in the head. both were intentional. >> the two male victims were standing just feet away from the shooter when the shooter walked up, pulled a firearm and fired numerous shot frs point-blank range. detectives spent the evening watching the corner video in hopes of identifying the masked gunmen. the suspect was last seen running east. no weapon was recovered. anyone with information is asked to contact detectives. christie ileto, channel6 "action news." jim? >> a freshman in is summerdale section of philadelphia has been arrested for carrying a loaded gun to school. the 15-year-old had it in his backpack. the 40 caliber handgun was found when the student tried to go through a metal detec detector. two chelten ham students were taken into custody for threatening harm at the high school. he said the students that reported it to authorities deserve praise. >> the shooting in parkland, florida has spurred conve

pierce streets. that's near the painted ladies and alamo square. police say one of the suspects tried to get away in a car... and hit an officer in the process. (vicki) kron 4's terisa estacio is live in san francisco tonight... with details on how this all unfolded. terisa? .. this is the tale of two stories how they ended up collding, leading to the arrest of two suspects, and four very grateful tourists. (estacio) erin te. this is our first day here - and what a day it turned out to be for this group who just arrived in san francisco thursday morning from orlando. the group had parked this black toyota near alamo square to go take some pictures - when erin's husband, forrest using his binnoculars, realized their car was being broken in to and, then realized, a police officer on a bike was trying to stop the suspect.forrest lin. i was scared. forrest says he was scared, because he then saw another suspect try and run over the officer and the suspect. forrest shared these pictures with kron four news this is the officer injured when the car ran hi

some of you have visited pierce to see the program for yourselves. i encourage anyone who has questions -- who questions its value to spend some time with these young people. i am confident that you'll be as impressed as i was. my friend, i say again, idaho is stronger and more economically diverse than ever. our unemployment rate is near a record low. wages are on the rise. whole industry sectors emerging and growing and stretching our taxpayer resources to keep up with workforce demands, that we are sustainably and responsibly investing k through 12 career education and training without raising taxes. we will never mortgage our future at throwing money at business attractions like other states, but with your support we now have targeted, performance-based incentives that work. they add to the economic development portfolio that includes inexpensive renewable power and a great work ethic and amongst the most stable and business friendly tax and regulatory climates in the country. i call that real progress and may it long esto perpetua. it's really t

. >> they try to user memory to pierce the darkness with light. >> she fought to the end. we are honoring her courage and also her will to get justice for herself. >> reporter: people say that former funeral arrangements have not been made but when we get word of it we will pass that along to you. struck a call for justice in oakland after a suit -- shooting death of a police officer. -- a part officer. they held a rally today. they watched the video from the officers body camera. they say that he was wrongfully killed. they heard shots and ran to the scene. he was fighting with another man who had been shot and wounded. he was warned several times before the officer fired. >> the officer started to shoot. the man's hands were coming up and he got shot. he fell back onto the ground like this. he didn't have anything in his hand. >> we will continue to get the facts. >> a gun was found at the scene. they plan to release the video from the officers body camera when the investigation is over. in the meantime the attorney has filed a lawsuit. >>> passengers on their way to haw

. >> these images show how a portion of electrical conduit fell and pierced the roof and windshield of this truck the force instantly killing the truck's 70-year-old driver howard sexton. and inside of the family home his widow michelle and others trying to understand the bizarre incident and sexton a 19 year employee of raymore and flannigan driving through the northeast extension's lehigh valley tunnel. it carries conduit for lights and fans run as long the roof of the tunnel and they say that sexton hit him in the head. and it travel the distance about a mile before coming to a stop along the highway unnoticed. and police activity focused on vehicle that had minor damage and sexton's body and truck were not found for several hours. located after raymore and flannigan's where for a welfare check on the driver. it was last inspected in 2016. and there is not said if there was work done in or around the area where the materials fell. >> so lots of unanswered questions at this point. chief among them why did the conduit fail and when it failed. and raymore and flag began estimated he ha

while he's in custody the piercing images do linger on. we also want to warn you that some of the video you're about to see and hear is disturbing. >> this cell phone video from inside a classroom gives ace disturbing glimpse at the fear and chaos. the blood screams of students trapped by a gunman opening fire right outside of their classroom door. >> coming out to the east side side i the with casualty. >>> site of students running out in periodic burst, hand raised trying to escape the nightmare that began at the end of the school day. police stormed the high school at about 2:30 wednesday afternoon, emergency crews began working the injured on scene >> coming out with one injured person shot >> we've had approximately 14 people transported to area hospitals with varying degrees of injuries. >> thehite male wearing a burgundy shirt >> the alleged gunman was taken about an hour after the shooting. in coral spring ndentified as 19-year-old nicholas cruise, a former student at douglas h say law enforcement officials say as school was fire a

it seemed that no one in cold water could comp helped what had happened, including steve and joni piercefriends of both tom and dar, who learned of the murder from tom himself. >> i said, the three of you were always together and he was crying and he said, i know, i know, i should have been there for her. and then i said, if you would have been, the three of you would be dead now instead of just dar. >> but just 24 hours into the investigation, detective jim carbon had almost abandoned the theory that this was a random act of violence. >> it appeared to me this was a staged breaking and entering to try to hide a homicide that took place. >> but according to detective carbon, whoever disturbed the burglary didn't factor in the weather that day. >> it got really warm. we had a huge snow melt off. >> the ground around the farmhouse was unusually wet and muddy. you would expect there would be muddy footprints inside the residence for someone who had come inside that door. >> absolutely. >> was there anything? were there any footprint? >>. >> but if was the yellow bag in the basement, the bag

bullets, the criminal complaint says unfired armored piercing bullets found inside las vegas help tell room had fingerprints of ammunition dealer douglas hague. he did not have a license to manufacture that ammunition but charges have nothing to do with the shooting in las vegas >>> former hawaii work shore sent a false missle alert last month says he was 100 percent sure that the attack was real, now fired emergency worker says he is devastated about causing a panic january 13th and he says on duty call that came in did not sound like a drill, now former worker has hired an attorney and may sue the state for defamation. >> never pressed the wrong button. he pressed the button he wanted to press because the way it came out he thinks we are in danger 20 some minutes we may in the be here any more >> state officials say other workers clearly heard the word exercise repeated several times. >>> well, house intelligence committee release aid previously classified memo on the russia investigation. four page document created by republican staffers on that committee alleged misconduct by senio

man who sold ammunition to the las vegas gunman, he is charge of manufacturing and selling armored piercing ammunition. and by doing so without a proper license. he's accused of selling it to the man that killed 58 and ended more than 500 on the strip in vegas last october. will carr is in los angeles for us. is this man already speaking out? >> yes, he says he had no idea what stephen paddock planned to do. he is an aerospace engineer who sells ammo as a full-time hobby. he was arrested on friday and is now facing charges for conspiracy and manufacturing armor piercing ammunition. he admits that in september he sold stephen paddock 720 rounds of what is called tracer ammunition. it creates a flame after the bullet was fired that allows the student to follow the bullets path. stephen paddock went to commit the worst mass shooting in modern united states history las vegas last october. he says when stephen paddock purchased the annalisa quote, he was going to put on a light show. along with numerous guns and bump stops at 30 say they found a box of unused ammunition in stephen paddock room w