police say it pinged from a phone in pennsylvania.r cold blooded killer he is armed and dangerous and warning people to be vigilant here in cleveland and beyond. in new york, pennsylvania, and indiana. now, this all began yesterday when police say steve stephens drove around on easter sunday in his car and pulled up to a 74-year-old man and shot and killed him in cold blood. apparently no rhyme or reason. he posted the video of that heinous crime on facebook. and in another video. the suspect tells his audience this random murder could potentially be blamed on the love o of his life causing him to snap. take a listen. >> i just snapped. i just killed [bleep] people, man. that's about it i killed 13 people. i'm about to keep killing until -- until they catch me. like i say i killed so i'm working on 14 as we speak. i have just always been a [bleep] monster. >> now, in that video we hear the suspect say he killed 13 other people. right now police have only confirmed this one murder. at this hour, police are warning people to be look on

, the associated press or ping police put out yes, there was a ping in erie, but you're telling us here that you don't have that information? >> i'm telling you what we knew ma'am. as far as notifying the public, did a great job notifying the public. because of the close proximity to cleveland and we have a casino here in our area, you know, it's not rocket science. so i think that media did a great job in notifying the public. makes our job easier and probably the result we had today was because of the coverage of it, concerned citizen sees him and recognizes not only him but the car and that's why we're here today so -- that's the best i could -- anybody else? thank you very much for coming. i appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. >> we have been listening there to major william teper with the pennsylvania state police based out of erie, pennsylvania, that's an hour, 45 minute from cleveland ohio. it is the scene of where they found the man that everyone has been looking for over past three days since -- two days since easter and that horrific crime that was broadcast then put up on faceb

we're looking for him from day one, but as far as a ping, we have no direct knowledge of a ping, at least did not. >> did you confirm it was an employee at the mcdonald's who spotted him and called in the tip? >> what we're reporting right now is a concerned citizen. >> did they delay him at the mis? >> i was not there. i don't have that information although i would say the moment they recognized him and the vehicle, a call was made to our dispatch. our members immediately got that information out. our troopers happened to be in close proximity, and the pursuit ensued. >> sir, to the best of your -- >> i'm sorry, one more time. >> close in that area. buffalo road, harbor creek township. >> sir, to the best of your knowledge will that concerned citizen be eligible for the $50,000 reward up to the fbi? >> that's not up to me. >> and can you walk us through what you'll be doing in the next couple of days to determine what he may have been doing in this area over the last 48 hours? how will you begin to work through that process to do atic talk of that. >> there's a lot we have to do. we have

but pings from his cell phone, contacts he had during his flight. and then the idea that the have of this was posted on social media. help with the context of how technology sometimes for the better, you can track a cell phone and sometimes for the worse people post this horrific video publicly on social media, how does that change the character of an investigation? >> well, in this particular case without him posting the video on facebook, i think a lot of people unfortunately would have thought oh, it's just another homicide in the city. but because it's been posted on facebook and the narrative that this particular individual gave during the homicide that he committed raised this to a whole other level. obviously him talking about committing previous homicides and going to commit some more homicides, the number one case for the past three days throughout this country and possibly internationally since he was fairly close to the canadian border. he could have gone across the border if need be. i know the law enforcements community was even trackin

there was a ping from a cell phone in pennsylvania. law enforcement probably put a lot of finvestigative effort in that area. he did not switch cars. he may or may not have switched license plates, but the act of a very challenged, us fromstraited, and likely depressed man. the murder and the taking of his own life when he was faced with the choice of sbreurrender or d. >> let's talk now with a former atf official, from your experience, the weapon that we used here and the way he was traced, how did law enforcement narrow it down. >> he had reports that his phone pinged in erie, pennsylvania. just like clint said. he has the car, a pistol, a tank of gas, he is basically broke. he has nothing. he is alone, his cell phone battery is dieing. he gets pipged if that report is true. what happens then, law enforcement has the state troopers, pennsylvania state police, they're out there on the road. cleveland pd was always over aft. what was picked up on the road, this guy, he was a koud argue, he took a cowardly way out if is awful to see and

authorities say a ping from the killer's cell phone was last tracked in eerie, pennsylvania.tion news" reporter katherine scott is live at the satellite center with the latest on this manhunt. katherine. >> reporter: matt that cell phone ping in siri suggests steve stevens may have left ohio but investigators don't know for sure and they vow to look into every lead as as the search for him continues. >> i>> ♪ism a vigil was held in cleveland for robert godwin sr. his family stood on the shot where the father of 10 was shot sunday. >> we always loved me. >> i'm trying to stop crying but it's hard. he was a good man. >> find me somebody to kill. >> reporter: a chilling video shows 37-year-old steve stevens getting out of his car and approaching godwin. the murder recorded and posted to facebook. godwin had been out collecting cans with his family before the senseless violence. >> one of our citizens here in the city minding his own business going about his day on easter. >> reporter: investigators pinged his cell phone in erie, pennsylvania. he was last seen driving this vehicl

there was a ping detected from the suspect's cell phone that erie police were investigating. a ping had been picked up and officers from cleveland involved in the investigation along with the fbi, they went to erie. they searched the area. when that search tunrned up nothing, that search was abandoned, but officers were told today we're headed back there to continue searching when all of this unfolded. now, the chief of police told us that, you know, this is an area where it's very remote. a lot of places to hide. and that he -- you know, he said it was one of those many tips that was followed up on that eventually led to the end of this manhunt. now, we had known from the beginning that steve stephens might be suicidal, but this might be the way that this ended. he had been posting on his facebook rants about being suicidal, about telling his mother that. that's something that she also confirmed to cnn and the chief in speaking to the community today talked about the social media aspect of this and how that became a factor. take a listen to what he said. >> i think everybody

back in texas, her dad, stephen, pings her phone to confirm her location. >> where i'd gotten a gps for her, she was just west of albuquerque. >> reporter: and at 12:40 a.m., amber sends a text saying she's bedding down for the night. "okay, baby, love you big," he writes. she replies, "times two!" they don't know it yet, but this will be their final communication. the next day's itinerary takes her 420 miles to the southern rim of the grand canyon. but before she gets there, she stops here. the ford needs gas. so, when you saw $2.70 a gallon, you think -- >> that's a lot. >> reporter: so, amber only pumps in about a third of a tank. >> i was trying to, like, skimp here and there. >> reporter: reefer, and every dollar counts, i mean, if you are driving a couple thousand miles, you want to make sure you buy the cheapest gas. >> yes. >> reporter: it's supposed to be a money saving measure that will soon prove extremely costly. how often did you think, if i just put 5 more dollars or half a tank instead of a third of a tank? >> a lot. a lot. every day. and i could have spared myself a lot

. >> we have no first-hand knowledge of a ping. we did not do a ping.r as a ping, we have no first-hand knowledge. >> but you were on alert -- >> it was all -- we were on alert because we watch the news, talked to cleveland. it was all over the place. that's a heinous act to shoot a 74 man working on the street on east, that grabs your attention. we bring closure to victims like that. that was a terrible, terrible crime. so as far as what i said, i dodd -- ping, no direct knowledge. as far as the gambling and all that, social media, information from cleveland that all corroborated that. >> how difficult would it be to get that car from cleveland to here without spotting it? how would you go about doing it. a lot of people are saying how do you get from cleveland to here without nobody seeing it. >> a lot of luck. there's back roads. travel at nighttime. a lot of ways to do it. i'm not going to educate future criminals but it happens. it does. >> [question inaudible] >> right now we're not aware of any. >> [question inaudible] >> i don't have correct kno

the president of china's coming, a man named xijin ping. do you know xijin ping? i don't know who he is. if you were president, would you throw him a big dinner? i'd get him a mcdonald's hamburger and say, we've got to get down to work. on the campaign trail, trump never shied away from colourful language. we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. and that's what they're doing. jobs disappear, and the way the economy's going right now, it's tough to find a job. for "rape", you might wish to read "trade". it's the thing that keeps his trade adviser, peter navarro, up at night, a man who once made a whole documentary on the subject he called death by china. president trump has consistently criticised the large trade deficit between their two countries, currently around $350 billion, an imbalance caused by american imports of cheap chinese products. i don't think it's necessarily bad that a president came in having said tough things about china. it's almost the norm in american presidential politics, and george w bush, who i worked for, said in the first

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in new mexico, where her app pinged him back on saturday. next day, suddenly amber sees a vehicle approaching and she sprints into action. barefoot. >> i immediately jumped out of my car, tried to run after them, not thinking about my feet, not thinking about anything else. if this is where i get out, it doesn't matter. they didn't see me in their rear view. i'm okay. >> reporter: as day four in the hot desert sun comes to a close, amber hits a low point. >> almost exactly 100 hours out here now. all i can keep thinking is how much i want my daddy. and my mom. i don't want to be alone anymore. >> at what point did you decide that you had to rescue yourself? >> by about the fourth day. i figured there should have been at least a search out. but i hadn't seen anything, heard anything. >> reporter: the next morning, amber takes a gigantic risk embarking on what she says would be an 11-mile desperate hike for a cell signal. it's amazing, you can see flagstaff mountains so clearly from here. >> that's exactly why i chose to walk that way, because

a ping-pong display with the soda, because it's natural. i think soda, ping-pong. soda-ping-pong.klein! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: nice to see you. >> pretty stupid old man there in the supermarket, don't you think? >> stephen: nah, exploring. he's exploring. >> it was a wild thing to see me the subject of one of those things. >> stephen: have you never been the subject of a documentary before? >> never. well, on national geographic once -- >> stephen: topless. >> that's where my first-- my first pornography was watching the tribeswoman of the bobutu tribe. >> stephen: you and i have one thing in common. we're both from second city in chicago. >> yes, sir. best thing that ever happened to me. >> stephen: me, too. when i was coming up there there was a big photo of you on the wall with fred willard. >> 52 years ago, march, '65, the great fred willard and i reported for work in chicago at second city. a long time. and nothing has changed! >> stephen: no, the building is exactly the same. >> yeah, i mean-- well, television has changed. >> stephen: well, you'

a nationwide manhunt is underway - there are reports that his cell phone was last "pinged" near erie pennsylvania. a vigil was held last night in cleveland to remember that victim 74-year-old robert godwin. dozens gathered at the spot where he was gunned down sunday. godwin had been out collecting cans after easter dinner with his family. police say his murder appears to be a random act of cold-blooded violence. godwin leaves behind two young sons. they say they loved fishing and spending time with their father. the family is urging the suspect to turn himself in. we are monitoring any new developments in this story very closely. be the first to know the second any news breaks. just sign up for text alerts at wjla dot-com, slash text. developing now.. a team from fort rucker, alabama will be at the scene of a military chopper crash in leonardtown, maryland today. investigators from the army combat readiness center will try to find out what caused the crash in st. mary's county. when the black hawk helicopter crashed onto the breton bay golf course. two others were pulled from the wre

that's almost golf ball size, others said ping-pong, and here's where the storm is.roducing hail. moving southeast. across prince george's county, just south of shady side toward till man island. if it holds together, let me tell you it has been holding together. you may still continue to see hail here across southern anne arundel county. there's a new storm, not as big, but there could be small hail around alexandria and put this in motion. it started up in montgomery county. it would diminish a little bit as it came through portions of northwest earn prince george's county and then it looks right now as though it is getting weaker. here's where that hail may be right around in here. we can even take a quick look a. the storm definitely looks like it is weaker. i know we have been having our crews scramble to get pictures of trees. this is a tree that came down on a house in chevy chase and we understand there's to significant damage to the home on linwood place, this extends from river road, actually, there was collision up there to demascus to connecticut and rock

they told us pings were traced to his cellphone in eary, pennsylvania, sunday afternoon.has been on the run for three days after that killing of robert godwin senior he posted on facebook. in a separate video he said he killed 13 and working on number 14 and that also not confirmed or substantiated by cleveland police. but they did warn residents and surrounding states to be on the lookout. do believe that stevens is now traveled out of state. we can tell you our fox news sources also say they have seen sightings in dallas, in philly, in detroit, and yesterday those reported sightings in philly even caused schools to be put on lockdown and philadelphia police coming out later saying they had no reason to believe that steven he's been seen in that area. but, police all over the area are aware that they may be hearing those these things and they're taking them seriously and checking them out. there's a 50,000 reward for stevens arrests. he is considered to be armed and dangerous. live in north west d.c., i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> thanks, mel, 4:49 now. tens

tom, let's talk about the cell phone ping. happened in an around cleveland, about 100 miles away to the east you've got erie, pennsylvania. you think if someone is going to commit a heinous film on facebook, why would they take their cellphone where they can be tracked? >> this is someone very disturbed. doesn't mean he's stupid but some points may not be what he's thinking about. as long as your cellphone is on it's communicating to a cell fun tower or multiple authorities and the authorities can use that to triangulate approximate location of where somebody would be, definite lay proximate to erie, pennsylvania. it gives authorities a dilemma. they'd like to not let him know that they have an idea where he's at or the proximate area. on the other hand he's killed one person completely at random. they need to warn the public in erie, pennsylvania, be alert. >> and remember, he said that he had killed some 15 other people that of course has not been corroborated by the police. that's assuming he still have his cell phone that

parts of the region reported hail the size of ping-pong balls. officials issued a tornado watch that has since been dropped. >> it has been a couple days now, severe weather we have been having. >> we have been impacted by same storm system right now. it is working its way up. big, wide reaching, powerful storm system. we could see severe weather here as well. keep an eye to the sky, not worried about ping-pong ball sized hail but we could see gusty wind and lightening and rainfall with these thunderstorms that are already flaring up at this early hour, storm scan three is showing us activity starting to getting right now, showers, activity, moving from southwest to north e across the area, also in berks county, probably hearing some rumbles of thunder because of these thunderstorms that have just developed off to the west that are continuing to move their way northe, much more moisture starting to really expose itself to our south and west. check out this storm system, it is huge. the center is still back over portions of the midwest, and counte

there were reports all day long that his cell phone pinged near erie, pennsylvania. we talked to erie police and fbi and they would not comment. there were a lot of reports he was spotted in philadelphia, but those have been shot down as a false alarm. >> eric: there were reports, i believe he said he claimed to have killed 12 or 13 others and reports of even more. have the police confirmed any other deaths attributed to this guy? >> tonight they are only confirming this one homicide, the 74-year-old man. they say he claimed 13 13 other people but no other deaths have turned up. >> dana: there were reports he had a breakup with his girlfriend or some sort of argument or something that prompted him to do this. and that she put out a statement today. what did she say? >> there are a few facebook videos in which we've seen him talking, including leading up to the rampage yesterday. he said an issue with the love of his life sparked him and caused him to snap and he goes on to say he had a year's worth long relationship with his girlfriend. they planned on getting marrie

. >> reporter: and your phone would automatically ping back your location. >> it would approximate bearing, latitude, longitude as >> reporter: wow. march 11th, amber's first stop.. a series of massive caves, one so big its called the chandelier ballroom. she posts this video on facebook. >> so, in the caveper, so -- it nice and cold down here. >> reporter: her sleeping arrangements o an improvised bed on wheels.so,? is this something you have already done? >> yes, sir. i like to trel so, instead of hotels i'll sleep in my car. have a nice bed setup back here pretty comfy, actually. back in texas, her dad, stephen, >> where i'd gotten a gps for albuquerque. >> reporter: and at 12:40 a.m., amber sends a text saying she's bedding down for the night.writ. she replies, "times two!" they don't know it yet, but this will be their final communication. the next day's itinerary takes her 420 miles to the southern rim of the grand canyon. but before she gets there, she stops he. the ford needs gas. so, when you saw $2.70 a gallon, you think -- >> that's a lot. >> reporter: so, amber only pumps in ab

parties of the right and left to play ping—pong, but nothing moves.e of the candidates talk about relocation, he says, except for perhaps marine le pen. like these people, many people here look at the extremes. employment is high in this town, above 10% in the national average. but the picture is not all grim. this man and his colleagues have opened a co— working space where technology is available to those who want to use digital tools, whether it is for an experiment or to create a business. they said the ballot box will not give an answer to every problem. this election cannot really change the way we work, live. you have to change it to suit yourself. four days to go before the vote, and only 2000 voters say they are sure of their choice. last—minute decisions made proof the current polls wrong. traditional parties worry they might suffer from a potentially record low turnout. this woman has always voted republican, but this time around she says trust is broken. she will abstain. i am not going to vote for people who have been manipulating us for

pings. the bottom box is a module that the upper device, the tellmatic device plugs into when you operate in a area that doesn't have cell phone connectivity and it uses a satellight connection. it is more expensive and the pu c uses it in the hetch hetchy area when they are out of cell phone range and have vehicles that need to be tracked. that's totally voluntary as far as whether the department wants a higher ping rate or utilize the satellight. so, next slide-basically the installation status based on the legislation passed last year that modified the administrative code we installed tellmatic devices on 4162 vehicles and pieces of equipment classified as needing tellmatic services. there is 1686 law enforcement and investigative vehicles that were exempt from tell matters. there is legislation i believe supervisor yee proposed to provide that or add that device to those vehicles. we have been in contact with the police department and those departments effected by this. we have-we are wo

tonight, what we've learned about a ping from a phone. >>> also tonight the north korean showdown. their new threat. vice president warning north korea the world has now seen the strike in syria, the bomb dropped in afghanistan. >> the era of strategic patience is over. >> our reporter today asking president trump what's your next move. >>> new reporting coming in tonight after the deadly military crash on an american golf course. a black hawk crashing on the course during training. witnesses running to the scene. >>> prince and his secret life. tonight, newly released search warrants now revealing what was discovered hidden throughout the singer's home. >>> united airlines under fire again tonight. after that doctor was dragged off the plane, now the couple flying to their wedding and their eye-opening claim. >>> good evening. and it's great to be back with you after the holiday. >>> and we begin tonight with that urgent manhunt now going nationwide. the suspected killer who then posted his killing on facebook. authorities say the suspect took this video, showing him walking up to

pings. the bottom box is a module that the upper device, the tellmatic device plugs into when you operate in a area that doesn't have cell phone connectivity and it uses a satellight connection. it is more expensive and the pu c uses it in the hetch hetchy area when they are out of cell phone range and have vehicles that need to be tracked. that's totally voluntary as far as whether the department wants a higher ping rate or utilize the satellight. so, next slide-basically the installation status based on the legislation passed last year that modified the administrative code we installed tellmatic devices on 4162 vehicles and pieces of equipment classified as needing tellmatic services. there is 1686 law enforcement and investigative vehicles that were exempt from tell matters. there is legislation i believe supervisor yee proposed to provide that or add that device to those vehicles. we have been in contact with the police department and those departments effected by this. we have-we are wo

you have the actual crime that was committed, but then you have this cell phone pinging issue which ibut you also have -- >> i want to interrupt for a second to show a map. they got a ping on the cell phone with his number about 100 miles away from where the murder happened, but they obviously haven't found him there yet and it may not have been an accurate ping. >> right. it might not be accurate. he could be anywhere at this point in time, not just within that five state perimeter that we've been talking about, he could have got up into canada. there's a lot of different things going on here and as time goes by there just seems to be radio silence right now on any major leads. there could very well be a possibility here that this individual has gone ahead and killed himself also and we haven't located the body yet. this investigation is wide open at this point. with no major leads to follow, this could take some time to locate this individual. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> next, questions swirling around the president's former campaign manager and his meeting with a chinese

ping is also sentenced to 200 hours of community service.revoked and he'll have to pay restitution. >>> after failing to get fellow republicans to go along with a bill on healthcare, president trump turned his attention to another one of his campaign promises. he met with about 50ceos including those from citi group, mastercard, and jet blue. he sees the moment to discuss his trillion dollar infrastructure plan to be revealed in the coming weeks. >> we're speeding up the process we have to build roads and highways and we are talking about a very major infrastructure bill. >> meanwhile democrats are ready to filibuster the president's supreme court pick neil gorsuch in a fight that's set to come ahead this week. republican leaders say they are prepared to change the senate rules to ensure gorsuch is seated on the high court. >>> now to wall street where stocks finished in positive territory today, but not by much. dow up 39 points, nasdaq finished up three points and s&p 500 by two points. >>> the footwear retailer will close almost 400 store

earlier a cell phone may have pinged in erie, pennsylvania, essentially identifying him in that location, and there's a possibility that he may be headed to new york, in order to see relatives, that is according to sources. 37-year-old steve stephens is wanted for allegedly killing a man who was on his way home sunday from an easter lunch with his family. he then posted it on facebook. i think now we are going to the press conference, let's take a listen. >> -- investigation the facebook shooter speaking this morning will be mayor frank jackson, chief calvin williams, special agent in charge of the cleveland office of the fbi, steven anthony and u.s. marshal pete elliott. mayor? >> i wanted to start off by again giving our condolence of me personally and the city to the godwin family. i spoke with a daughter last night, and she is very appreciative of the efforts as we attempt to bring closure and justice to the death of her father. there is a lot of confusion, and what we want to encourage people to do is not to make up things as they go along, that we will be giving briefings in a way

they are pitch ping a cal exit, two campaign to spread california in two and sdooid dividing the european side from the western liberals. and hollywood. and san francisco. they raised a billion and plan to hold a referundum for the 2018 midturn election. and joining me to talk about britain's breaksit and the proposal to slit california in half. nigel, great to have you with us. >> thank you very much and it is a historic day in london. >> it has to be. and i love the fact that they miss. that you will meanna. >> we were pass paying a massive bill to be a member of the club and the the 10 million sterling and two years from today that will cease. they will miss the money but the grownup thing is talk about trade. i think the grounds are here to divorce ourselves from political union and have awe sensible economic deal. >> lou: some suggest that two years is not the adequate time for the uk to replace the trade agreements for the european union and directly as being part of the european union and rest of the world. does that sound like someone wants to you move slower or a reasonable conce

authorities say a ping from the killer's cell phone was last tracked in erie, pennsylvania.tion news" reporter katherine scott is live at the satellite center with the latest on this manhunt. katherine. >> reporter: ping in erie does suggest some steve stephens left ohio put investigators don't know for sure and they vowed to look into every lead. >> ♪ >> reporter: a vigil was held last night in cleveland for 74-year-old robert godwin sr. his family stood on the spot where the father of 10 was shot to death easter sunday. >> killed my daddy for no reason. >> he always loved me. >> we trying. we trying. i'm trying to stop crying. but it's hard. he was a good man. >> find me somebody i'm about to. >> reporter: a chilling video shows 37-year-old steve stephens getting out of his car and approaching godwin the murder recorded and post to do facebook. godwin had been out collecting cans with his family before this senseless violence. >> one of our citizens minding his business going about his day on easter. >> reporter: investigators pinged his cell phone in erie, pennsylvania. h

authorities in pennsylvania said a cellphone ping or a

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pings. the bottom box is a module that the upper device, the tellmatic device plugs into when you operate in a area that doesn't have cell phone connectivity and it uses a satellight connection. it is more expensive and the pu c uses it in the hetch hetchy area when they are out of cell phone range and have vehicles that need to be tracked. that's totally voluntary as far as whether the department wants a higher ping rate or utilize the satellight. so, next slide-basically the installation status based on the legislation passed last year that modified the administrative code we installed tellmatic devices on 4162 vehicles and pieces of equipment classified as needing tellmatic services. there is 1686 law enforcement and investigative vehicles that were exempt from tell matters. there is legislation i believe supervisor yee proposed to provide that or add that device to those vehicles. we have been in contact with the police department and those departments effected by this. we have-we are wo

police said stephens' phone last pinged in pennsylvania -- authorities have also warned residents in new york, indiana or michigan to remain alert"we are still engaged in a very aggressive and very focussed attempt to find steve stephens and bring him to justice." stephens' mother says, he told her he was shooting people because he was angry with his girlfriend. (grant) tonight, for the first time, we're hearing from the woman punched over the weekend at aprotest in berkeley. the man believed to be doing the punching...is nathan . from oakdale...he's a student at cal state stanislaus...and people on campus today that were interviewed say he's known to be a white supremicist. denies that...asying he just trying to promote "european interests" here's the attack. (grant) he punches the young lady, falls on her, and jogs off. earleir in the day,, he tweeted a picture from berkeley....he's on the far right. the woman we hit...is a liberal activist from the los angeles area who's talking about the incident tonight for the first time. louise rosealma, punched at berkeley protest:"our goal f

on early information from the erie -- from officials in erie who said that there was a cell phone pingfrom steve stephens cell phone after the shooting occurred. now, they later walked that back and there was never really a good clarification on whether or not that ping had come from one of his devices. we do know that he had multiple devices that the police talked about knowing how many devices he had. but that was a big part of their investigation as well. so just waiting for that confirmation from authorities here that they are on the same page after seeing that tweet from the pennsylvania state police. and that's what we're waiting for here, kate. >> absolutely. just to reiterate the very important breaking news happening right now, we're waiting for a press conference, you see that on the left side of your screen, they're setting up for a press conference in cleveland where we're going to be getting an update from authorities, from the mayor, from the police chief. from the pennsylvania state police, coming just a short time ago, steve stephens was spotted this morning by psp, pen

we have the meo rebellion and the tai ping rebellion where they were pitted against the han chinese. this, because of these conflicts in china, we start to see greater migration of the hmong from southern china into areas such as laos and vietnam. an important thing to also understand about the history of the hmong people and their migrations to the united states is the influence of the secret war, specifically, as the history that led up to the secret war. actually behind me is an image of the plane of jars, one of the many places that was bombed heavily during this particular time in history. this is around the vietnam war. the communist/anti-communist conflict that took place greatly influenced the hmong people at this time. we can take a little bit more of a history, and learn more about the history of this specific situation starting with the french and have a set of colonies in the mid-1800s in vietnam and laos. laos again the protectorate or colony of the french. the french were actually accessing different resources, changing the dynamics in which people could own and use dif

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