. >> person open-fired on police station. jennifer joyce outside the police station where this drive by happened. pretty brazen, suspect shoots at police station. >> very brazen and very scary. $25,000 reward for anyone who can provide any information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for. >> this take a look. you can clearly see the five bullet holes that left their mark on the side security door of the west deposition forwards police department. none penetrated and a sixth hit a rain spout, seventh bullet flew into the deputy police chief office window. no one was hurt. let's take a lock at the surveillance video released it, shows dark colored vehicle driving through the parking lot, police are still trying to determine the make and model of the car. they say they are making good progress, people in the area say it is our police department is a target for gunfire how can we feel safe. the police department says it is taking extra precautions. >> definitely targeting one of our offi

in future of atlantic city coming up in atlantic city. >>> target add tack on a south jersey police station but police i have clue about who is behind the shooting. the car that they want to you see. >> pacecally saved my life. >>> through a sport called murder ball we will introduce you to the veterans who found hope, and brotherhood back home. >>> wednesday, august 13th, 2014. we want to know what you are doing to get ready for back to school. what do you need? tweet us using hash tag fox 29bts back to school. >> lets do wet sort's at 6:31 with sue serio, hi sue. >> hi, we have an improving kind of day to day, still not a lot of clouds out there. a few stray showers and drizzle but it is not a big deal compared to the downpours we had yesterday. so improving but it is still muggy this morning. there is muggy the talk. thanks, muggy. we will put you inside in the air conditioning soon. temperatures in the 60's, and 70's, and clouds out there, maybe a stray shower, but most of the rain is gone. our weather by the numbers for today is a six out of ten. things will be improving but we still h

i covered shooting at police station in buffalo once where three guys with machine guns shot up police station, trying to say we're the boss of this town, never two different cases two, consecutive days, two intentional shootings here at police, two days in a row here in south jersey, just 21 hours apart. right after someone shot the west depford police station, in gloucester county, tuesday morning, wednesday morning, someone took a shot at police officers themselves, here in bridgeton, cumberland county. not in their headquarters building here, not in their patrol cars, but right by four officers out on the sidewalk. answering a 911 called for a burglary, here on north street, where we shot video, four officers on the scene, because the resident who from the street saw that two doors on this house were still open, damaged, thought who ever broke in might still be inside, so as the sergeant and the three patrol men come out of the house, not finding anybody inside, and they're walking on the sidewalk, by the patrol cars, someone from right across north street, fires a gun at them, bul

. >> this morning investigators were digging bullets out of the side door of the west depford police station, the door used mainly by their officers, seven shots hit the station this morning. the mayor was notified immediately. >> an attack on the police department is an attack on the community. >> one through this drain pipe and one through the deputy chief's office. >> this one went through the window. >> surveillance cameras shows this dark sedan making two passes. you can't see the shots being fired from the vehicle but this is the vehicle that police are looking for. >> we have concerned that there was two passes made. they were comfortable enough, whether they fired on the first pass or not, they were comfortable enough to go through another pass. >> one corporal heard the shots. >> we have no threats that led up to this incident. nothing that was out of ordinary last night over the overnight shift but we'll look back over the previous couple of weeks. >> back live, you are looking at the bullet holes in the door, the police benevolent association is offering a $3,000 reward for inform

. >> in june they were convicted of murder of a police station and an attack on a police station last year. defense lawyers dismissed the charges as fabricated and politically motivated. that day police had killed hundreds of muslim brotherhood supporters in cairo. human rights watch believed over weeks as many as 1,000 may have decide in the crackdown over anti-government protests, following the overthrow of mohamed mursi. overall, more than 1,000 muslim brotherhood supporters are on death row. in a separate case the grand mooustie confirmed death sentences hand down to others. they have the right to appeal. no executions have been carried out. most are awaiting the grand mufti's opinion. while his decisions are not legally binding, it is customary for the court to adopt them. asking him to reconsider his opinion, may be unprecedented for the grand mooustie. >> three al jazeera journalists have spent 245 days in prison. peter greste and mohamed fadel fahmy were given 7-year sentences. badr received an extra three because he had a spent bullet in his possession picked up at a protest.

shots have been fired this morning at a south jersey police station. police just updated us on what happened. a live report from the scene straight ahead. >>> also, you're being warned here, don't leave home without that umbrella. a live look right now at the ben franklin bridge. ted is tracking the showers and chances for storms later today. >>> right now authorities in south jersey are searching for the gunman who fired shots at the west deptford police station. no officers were hurt during this drive-by shooting. matt is live outside the police station where investigators just released some new information. what do you have, matt? >> reporter: west deptford police say they are stepping up patrols in light of what happened this morning. they say that they feel as of right now that the station and its officers were definitely targeted. you can see the bullet holes in the door right there. those are just a few of them. there was also one in the downspout and also one in the window. as a matter of fact, police tell me that they just installed surveillanc

reviewing this new surveillance video to track down the person who fired several round at the police station. some of these bullets event went through a door and now a hefty reward is offered to find a gunman. >>> flash flooding, much of the nation is drying out and cleaning up this morning, we will take a look at the areas hardest hit. >>> first though lets check with katie and bob and get traffic and weather together. good morning, bob. >> very same system that affected us brought in flooding and many other big cities across the united states. we will track this system for you, you can still see activity, but we are still starting to clear out. we will time that transition for you, coming up in a few minutes, bob. >>> 5:32. everything is wet from all that rain, you may encounter down tree branch or trash can lid blowing around the neighborhood but things are quiet, except right here an accident on the lincoln drive, between the kelly drive, and gypsy lane, you can see one car there slowly passing the police vehicle. we will check out rest of the roads and mass transit coming up next, erika

cops say someone opened fire on the west deptford police station. the bullets started flying sometime after 4:00 this morni morning. one of bullets shot right through one of the station's windows and now police are taking a look at surveillance video. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at the scene of the crime for us tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain the reward in this case is now up to over $25,000 in expected to increase tonight as police ramp up their search for the gunman who unloaded a barrage of gunfire here at the police station as you can see in that back door right there police say this was simply too close for comfort. drive by shooting is what it is. >> it was just after 4:00 tuesday morning when this car cruised through the parking lot at west deptford police headquarters and someone inside opened fire with a high caliber weapon. >> they're targeting targeting one much our officers with great concern and our guys are on high alert haven't been told to be very vigilant. >> reporter: five shots hit the rear door where officers enter and exi

. >>> the search continues for the person who fired shots at a local police station. 'll tell you what's being done to find the person that left a gloucester county police department riddled with bulletb. >>> here's a live look from millville, cumberland county. we'll check back with our crew there, coming up. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >>> we continue to follow the situation in millville where they had near record rainfall overnight, 9 inches of rain. several people had to flee their homes because of flooding an a gas leak.

the troops have reportedly seized a police station. overnight the pro-russian shutdown a ukrainian fighter jet. there's also heavy fighting in damascus. the rebels are doing all they can to hold onto the stronghold. they announced against the approaching government groups. thesere wasting permission. kf is aware of the reinforcements. .> we have information they concluded three rocket launchers and that it was heading toward this. moscow has denied that it was providing military support and the training government still fears a russian invasion and is expected to ask for weapons doing sunday's talk in berlin. >> we spoke earlier to our correspondent. she has been traveling through areas hit by the conflict and describes what she has seen. >> there has been trouble in the area. they have been taken back from the rebels. i am in the former phone call. there has an heavy fighting going on. it is under the ukrainian control. many people who have left the region are now back. destroyede have found and they have reckless behavior during thes

right across the street from a position >> : city hall a few blocks away from the police station however mayor insect police that matter available for comment on the shooting >> : for the female victim she suffered non-life threatening injury entreated released from a local hospital thursday afternoon >> : miss year's release no investigation a possible motive in this case >> : >> : suspended state senator leland's pleaded not guilty to new charges of racketeering. a sleeping fbi corruption investigation he was back in court today answering charges filed last week and a grand jury indictment. in addition to racketeering 65 year-old lawmaker facing 10 other counts including buyer briberies weapons trafficking one of 29 defendants have been indicted in this including chinatown gang leader raymond chow. the eagles a not guilty rather yesterday. all defendants expected to be back in court next week >> : a's fans looking up here about a blockbuster trade days power hitting outfielder a draft pick for the boston red sox and return the a's did star pitcher john lester outfielder johnny gold pet

>> honestly, we even walked into the police station. still didn't think pedro was capable of doing something so horrendous. i mean, this guy that's, you know, shy, and, you know, he wouldn't hurt a fly, you know, he loves animals, and you know, he's hard working in school. >> reporter: never seemed violent. >> never seemed violent. >> reporr: g r me >> god, today for the aguilar family. >> reporter: candlelight vigswaf gainesville.likehis sense of verwhelming pain. te it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we're asking this sports wn which blueberry greek yogurt is their champion. a tastes better. it's yoplait! i knew it! do you want to see which one yoplait greek ani.♪ once more, matt gutman. >> reporter: as life in the college town of gainesville rolls on, investigators spent two years building their murder case against pedro bravo. ik roesa acto k..l.all-ravo. >>> now, more of two's company, three's a crime. with matt gutman. >> reporter: what would a hardcore gang member know about the intimacies of a teenage love triangle? in this ca

she did extensive out reach, her business actually falls in the jurisdiction of central police station, but folks at the tender loin felt that they should be reached out to as well and so she did out reach. and she out reached to alliance for a better district six and the central police station and the faithful ministry and the friends of the park and the lower polk neighborhood association, lower polk business collaborativive and nominic and north of market and tender loin and cbd and the san francisco police department and the supervisor jane kim. and tender loin, collaborative and tender loin police station and the community meeting and the station community advisory board. >> great. do we have any questions of the applicant? >> supervisor yee? >> no i don't have any questions, but i really appreciate the thorough presentation. and sounds like this could be a wonderful place. >> thank you. >> supervisor mar. >> yeah, thank you, and i applaud your effort for an eco-frepdly wine bar, i know that the one letter of protest seemed to object more that you are calling it the tender loin th

a reward has increased to more than $25,000 to catch the person who shot up the west depford police station. west depford police didn't have to travel very far for this crime scene. someone fired seven shots at the police station around 4:00 tuesday morning. five of the bullets hit a door leading inside the station. another one, went through the deputy chief's offers window, fortunately, he wasn't inside at the time, but a shift the supervisor was just few doors down. >> he did a great job taking cover, hitting rushing out the back door, he was very vigilant and experienced overswear 19 years spear yes sir. >> police work to go enhance this grainy surveillance video they say shows the suspects dark colored sedan. they say the video also shows the same vehicle casing out their headquarters from the nearby library parking lot. police have stepped up patrols in the area. authorities say they'll do whatever it takes to catch the shooter. >> we're going to follow up every lead that we have. every contract that we've made over the past couple of weeks. >> again, the reward has increased to more t

so let's see we got the police conditions from the southern station and in addition the public works and the mta has asked for the following to be included and i have this in our memo no existing footprint into boom alley without going back to escot and maintain clear assess and the 21st amendment will manage the pedestrian traffic. with that, mr. assuring is here to talk about his plan >> hello sorry hi, i'm rob the general manager of the 21st amendment we occasionally like to have light blew grass music that's what the neighborhood has intended to agree with so we aren't expanding the beer garden everything is remaining the same i plan to continue my community outreach before every event we plan it do out there at the end of the day that's not something to do very often i want to do that once a month during the giants off-season and once again when their during the season and out of town. i think that that covers everything please shoot any questions you might have >> have you seen the police conditions a they've list 3. >> and they all sound great to us we're almost yeah. also wra

yeah, police station? i hope they catch who did it. >> reporter: police are reviewing security procedures although no one was hurt. officers were inside the station during the shooting. the door they are planning to replace that's how officers get in and out. >> they are here to protect us and they have to be cautious. >> reporter: they are tapping into any available resource to find the culprit. i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> we have new information and a new clue tonight in the search for a hit-and-run driver in cumberland county. police say you can help them find the white pick up truck you see. police believe it it was a mid-'90s dodge ram. lopez was walking sunday night when he was hit and killed. >>> now to the philadelphia police corruption scandal. another narcotics officer charged with rock and beating drug suspects has been released. according to the u.s. district attorney's office. he was granted bail today. the accused ring leader of the group will remain in jail until at least tomorrow. he

at the university police station that day, erika blurted it out with pedro right there in the room. > know christian? >> yeah, yeah. >> how do you know him? >> i'm his girlfriend. >> you're his girlfriend? >> yeah. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> and she goes on to tell me that her and christian had started dating, but they didn't think pedro knew about their -- them dating. >> reporter: how would pedro react to hearing that? the officer sensed that something seemed to be brewing in the circle of friends, but what that was wasn't clear. for now, everyone was focused on finding christian. >> they were all feeling like we're all in this together, we're all worried about christian. he's our friend. we're trying to find out -- do whatever we can to -- to help locate him. >> reporter: officer peck could see that erika was becoming increasingly agitated. so, as the campus cop was checking out the stories these two friends told him, he decided it was time to bring in investigators from the gainesville pd. and the first thing they'd want to do is talk to pedro bravo. >> i have to tell you one thing. >>

the police station behind me here. e military first came, where shots were fired, one police officer was killed, three injured. and one soldier injured as well. it seems as if it could have been triggered by an attempt by the government to sack the sitting commander of the military. he has since refused to give up his post, so still quite a confused picture, particularly for the people here. we have been talking to some of them this morning and they say that they are afraid this is far from over. they want a return of their democratically elected coalition government and they do not want to see a repeat of what happened in the 1990s where south africa sent troops on the ground when there was a coup and dozens of people were killed. no suggestion that troops from south africa will be sent here, but lesotho's brother insists it will not tolerate a coup aura tempted coup that this must be resolved midly. >>> russia and ukraine have carried out a swap of captured soldiers. russia has returned 63 ukrainian soldiers in across

it happened around 4a-m.not far from the police station. a neighbor says the fact that the shooting was so close to the police station is another reminder of how the neighborhood has been getting worse in just the last couple of years. the woman was treated and released at a local hospital. police are not releasing any information on the suspects yet. bart police are investigating a series of car part thefts that happened yesterday in two east bay parking lots. kron four's jeff bush is live in pleasant hill with morejeff, what are they taking? bart police say that three catalytic converters were stolen on wednesday afternoontwo at the lafayette station and one at the pleasant hill station. the thieves did all this in the middle of broad daylight in the open lot. all three vehicles were toyota suv's. police say the toyota suv's are higher off the ground than most vehicles and that makes them vulnerable because the thieves can get under the truck and cut the piece off in a matter of less than a minute using battery powered tools like the one

he has tape shelter in south africa after shots were fired and the soldiers ceased police stations. we have this report from the capital. >> calm on the streets after the sound of gunfire rang out at town. the grandmother accuses the military of attempting to cease power. he told al jazeera that dialogue, not violence should be used to create pursuit. >> i'm calling on the military to put down their arms. and follow the might procedures. that defeat. we spept so much time training. putting together. >> the 2-year-old coalition government, the country's first collapsed in jooup. the military raided police stations to seize onons it believed could by supplied to supporters of the politician. that demonstration was called by the deputy prime minister to demand the resumption of parramatta. they deny he is behind saturday's event. >> it's not a coup. let us get that straight. i'll not still be the deputy prime minister. the prime minister not the prime minister if there's a coup that has taken place in zac leslie. the land locked kingdom is surrounded. people are familiar with financial

this one a suicide car bomb near a police station that also house as unit of iraqi intelligence attached to the interior ministry. several civilians and at least two police officers have died in that one. security forces and police stations are frequent targets of attacks claimed by islamic state groups. >> and we're now joined by the national iranian american couple. he joins us live from washington, d.c. it's worth reporting hundreds of iranian troops have joined the fight. they're backed by the kurdish fighters pill tel. tell me about the significance of the bombing in iraq. >> isis makes for strange bedfellows. the current government of iraq, kurds, america, iran, they're finding cause in stability because isis presents a threat to each of these respective actors. so in the bigger scheme of things iran is doing something and you're not seeing western countries or iraqi governments or any arab governments complaining about it. that's noteworthy because in the past this is an area. iraq has been an area where all of these countries have been fighting one another. i think it's very note

live at the police station is now full of holes, dave? >> lose situate, west deptford police on high alert tonight after a gunman dumped seven shots into the police station here this morning. that gunman is still on the loose as police ramp up their search and the reward climes to over $25,000. it's clear that we were the targets of it. those comments from police after a car cruised into the parking lot at west deptford police headquarters tuesday morning and someone inside opened the building. they're targeting one of our officers. guys are on high alert. this is a shocker right here where you go to the library and things. it was just after four a.m. when surveillance camera captured this car as it came through the parking lot here. a gunman inside fired off seven rounds from a high caliber weapon. >> there was a corporal supervisor in the station. he heard seven shots, he took cover, called for assistance. five shots struck the rear door where police entered and exited the entrance. another hit a drainpipe. no officers were injured. i do

well, dozens of proceed pesters there rallied outside of the police station in st. this morning while police held a news conference. hawaii's governor has been defeated in the state's $ic primary. incumbent neil aber come bring lost and i t.g.o. t aber crom bi out spent him. they say it could end his 40-year political career. >> although residents and tourists prepared for the worst, iselle turned out to be weak earn expected. it hit maui and heavy rain and downed trees and caused some major flooding. now, a second storm, lurn julio is expected today. for that and more, we turn to our meteorologist eboni dion. is it on the clear? >> they are in the clear for the most part. cigars a direct hit, that's not going to happen. we know that by now. it will make its way we will to the north of the eye islands here is a look at the radar moving off to the west. we will see some passing showers as we go through the day across the islands, but the bulk of the activity we dealt with iselle is behind united states. here is a look at hurricane -- or our next hurricane moving julio

the ukrainian army entered luhansk, taking a police station. >>> government forces raided an al qaeda hideout. >>> there has been anti-government protests across egypt. in the capital cairo demonstrators blocked the road. it follows the first anniversary of a crackdown at two protest sites that killed hundreds of people. protesters said the government failed to carry out investigation into the daths. >> al jazeera is demanding the release of three journalists that have been imprisoned in egypt for 232 days. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed and were falsely accused of helping the muslim brotherhood. mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste were given 7-year sentence, baher mohamed had an extra 3 because he had a spent bullet in his possession, which he picked up at a protest. >> two u.n. peacekeepers have been killed and senn wounded in marlie. a vehicle exploded next to a u.n.s base. it's the third time this week that u.n. troops were targeted. a conflict in mali has been confined to the north. those in niger seem unsafe. >> reporter: this is an area of niger, isolated

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the military seized police stations and media outlets. the military denied it was trying to oust him. tania page has been covering the order. >> the deputy prime minister of lesotho will take over the reins and run it while the prime minister is in south africa. he has denied this was an attempted coup. however, the prime minister insists that the military did attempt to launch a coup. the military denies that as well. this is where it started. the police station behind me - this is where the military came, shots were fired. a police officer was killed, three injured, and a soldier injured as well. it seems as if it could have been delivered by an attempt by the government to sack the sitting commander of the military. he has refused to give up his post. so still quite a confused picture, particularly for the people here of maseru and lesotho. we have been talking to some. they say they are afraid this is far from over, and they want a return of the democratically elected coalition government. they do not want to see a repeat of what happ

. >> she was informed by the police that he was brought to the police station here. >> reporter: but you are not sure. >> we are not sure, that's why we tried to shake done, and we called. last time mother follow up so many place to find him. she went to the central prison, the police station and here to try to find hip, but she couldn't. >> reporter: she has not had legal advice yet. police say her son was involved in violence against anti-government demonstrators. the military provided video of the conditions where the detainees are held, saying they are treated well, you'll hoping human rights. the thai lawyers for human rights say hundreds of people have been summoned, detained and arrested. they don't have exact numbers, because there are a handful of lawyers trying to monitor the swags. her mother prays at the temple for her son. the human rights lawyers say detainees described local advice and political activities. they are not told when they'll be released and not allowed to contact family and friends. >> translation: i feel sorry and dismayed that i may not be able to help m

. >>> ukraine's army says it pushed back rebels in luhansk, and raised the flag over a police station there. for months the eastern city has been in control of pro-russian fighters. we have the latest from luhansk. >> a few months ago many of these men had never picked up a weapon. they were paramedics, students, builders, lawyers. they are firing live couned, getting ready to fight. the ukranian army is using volunteer fighters like these to try to win back territory. the men have a few weeks training before moving off to the front line. then it's risky and real. >> reporter: this is where they could end up. in the luhansk region, where the separatists are in control. the battle for this land is fierce and intensive. this was one the regional airport welcoming flights every day. on sunday separatists brought down a fighter jet close to luhansk, but the ukranian forces say they have the upper hand. >> translation: yesterday after a fierce battle in the residential area in luhansk, the anti-terror operation forces distort control on the building of a police station that raised what is

and the most important part for the topic the arms are registered in police station 13 and on january61932. he registered his gun with the police during the repair period and the records were still there. that's how they knew he had these weapons. so, you look at the rest of the report and i don't have that illustrated here that copies are not in the illustration part of the book but it's the translation is there. but the report basically said it's been turned over to the gestapo which is the underside of the gestapo and it doesn't say what happened after that to him. i suspect he was probably interrogated and released after a while. but the curious thing was when you look at the time of this arrest and the next report that we had it was only about 12 minutes later at the same crime scene and the police station. and if so wha so what i know isn them it doesn't take much to summarize the head in order to turn in their weapon and that is what they were doing. they were the police station turning them in and they were in line and he gets turned over to the gestapo as well. what do you ha

"eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us from the police station with surveillance video of that suspect's car, syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police are calling this suspect brazen and say they cannot believe that this person had the audacity to come here and shoot up the west deptford police station. now a reward of more than $25,000 is being offered for that person's arrest. business deptford police didn't to have travel very far for this crime scene. someone fired seven shots, and, five of the bullets hit a door leaning inside the station. >> he did a great job getting cover, he didn't get rushing out the back door. >> he was very vigilant or experienced officer with 19 years experience. >> police are working to enhance this grain i surveillance video they say shows, the dark colored sedan. they say video also shows, the same vehicle casing out their headquarters from the nearby library parking lot. police stepped up patrols in the area and authorities say they will do whatever it takes to catch the shooter. >> we will follow-up every lead that we have, an

there is a line of riot police in front of the station. we will go ask them their plans for tonight. i was wondering what the plans are for the police tonight? >> you would have to talk to the commander. >> is there a curfew? >> know, ma'am. >> of their been any charges? >> not that we are aware of. >> we leave the police station where the protesters have gathered across the street and we headed to the canceled apartments, the home of michael's grandmother. and there the middle of the road just beyond the barricade is the memorial for michael brown. , payesidents leave roses their respects, walk around and drive past. and people want to talk. can you tell me your name? >> steve. >> you live here in these apartments? >> yes, i moved here last friday -- >> august 8? >> yes. when i moved in that day, it was peaceful. the next morning, i woke up and i found the body dead in the middle of the street. they left it out for a good six to seven hours before they even tried to pick it off the street. >> this was mike brown? >> yes, in the middle of t

and the police stations will had the intelligence unit.this comes as they call to end the violence. >>> german's angela americacal iangelachancer angela merkel is in talks with ukrainian president poroshenko. in iraq airstrikes may have boosted the troops. they have been scaled back as the islamic state group changes its tactic. >> the islamic state group has carved out what it is calling a new country from the territories of iraq and syria. this bridge is a dividing line. part of a thousand kilometer border iraq's kurds are trying to protect. we are on the east side of a village that is one of the gate ways of erbil, the capita capitol in northern iraq. the warring sides are not apart. they now control the kurdish town, but this despite this, it won't be easy to win the fight against the islamic state group. >> the kurds say they're fighting for their existence. even the nephew of the president of the kurdish region is on the front line. they say they're facing a strong well armed and dangerous enemy, but on this front the peshmerga aren'

louis suburb, outside the police station. they are protesting the death of 18-year-old michael brown, shot and killed saturday by a police officer there mere his grandmother's house. brown was in a police car. it's unclear why. somehow became involved in a struggle with an officer. >> it was a physical altercation in the police car between the subject and the police car, that extended into the street. and that is, in fact, where the shooting occurred. the fatal shooting occurred was in the street outside of the police car. >> asked how many teems brown was shot, the police chief said... >> it was more than a couple, but i don't think it was many more than that. >> brown was a high school graduate due to start college. as word of his death spread though the community, the rehabilitation was shock and anger. >> i said he's 18, graduate from high school. >> reporter: country officials have taken over the investigation from the police kept. >> we should make note this is an officer of the ferguson police department, a small munici

>> yeah, this is the police station. >> hi, how are you? shal shalom. >> holy moly. >> they want to send a message and they write that on the rocket? >> yes. >> i'm looking all over here. these are all rockets. >> yes -- >> how many people have been hurt and injured and killed? >> more than 20 in our area. this is the beginning, more than 10 years ago, you see? >> this is 10 years ago, these are what's coming in -- >> they've gotten bigger, more lethal? >> yes. 10,000? >> they take the money not build a school, not build a hospital use to buy -- >> rockets. >> this is part of the iron dome? this actually took -- >> many times you go -- you hit the rocket and many times it goes down in the city. we look up there and take it. >> this is one of the big rockets? >> this is one of the recent? >> this is coming from gaza. >> what kind of damage can this do? >> kill people. and you see this is 20 days -- >> july 12, 2014. >> why is it so rusty? it's been stored? >> it hit the house, the ground. in the beginning it's three or four metal. and this i

the ukranian army enters the city of luhansk, taking control of a police station. separatists shot down a fighter shet. the pilot managed to eject safely. supporters of pakistan's opposition leader imran khan approached the high security red zone in islamabad, and threatened to cross it if the government doesn't bow out. they are demanding the resignation of nawaz sharif, because they think thee vote-rigged the last. >> a group of victims from f.a.r.c. rebels and the government testified in peace talks. daniel schweimler report from havana. >> reporter: sat at the same table, victims of all sides in the five decade conflict. this intim nous leader lost five members of her family in 2004. >> our pain, our feels, our tears and hopes as victims are one. >>> this woman's mother and two brothers were kld by f.a.r.c. rebels in 2000. we will do everything to honour the loved one, to rebuild piece and reconciliation in columbia. >> 12 people from all sides of the political spectrum who lost loved one, the f.a.r.c. rebels and paramilitary groups. they are giving testimony t

but what he did have after leaving the police station is getting some attention this morning. we will tell you what he did. >>> and bob and katie return with traffic ape weather together on the three's war back in two minutes. good morning. hey, do yoreplacement?stant (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and no monthly fee checking with just a $100 minimum balance at td bank. america's most convenient bank. >>> chaos erupts in ferguson, missouri. dozens rested. today attorney general eric holder arrives. there is another rally scheduled in philadelphia today. we are live with the most recent developments in this story. >>> also this morning a bigger wedding translate in the happier marriage. new research shows that if you want to live happily ever after then you should make sure that lots of people are at your wedding. >> wow, all right. >> but first lets get a check of traffic and weather. >> that is an interesting correlation. i will be cu

. >> reporter: the military raided police stations to seize weapons it believed could have been suppliedf the leading politicians ahead of a march planned for monday. that demonstration was called by the deputy mime minister to demands the resumption of parliament. but he denies he's behind saturday's events. >> this is not a coup. let us did he had that straight. this is not a coup. he is still deputy prime minister now, he must still be a prime minister if there is a coup that has taken place in lesotho. >> reporter: the small landlocked kingdom is entirely surrounded by south after chasm it's people are familiar with financial hardship and attempted coups, but it's powerful neighbor made it clear than an overthrow would be unacceptable. >> the one thing, however, that they will not tolerate in south africa, as well as the african union, the entire continent is unconstitutional change of government. we can't have coups in 2014. >> reporter: the prime minister has the fullbacking of south africa. the regional body, and the african union. but he doesn't appear to have the military suppor

they were standing in between the fire department and the police station.police station was just being built. it was a modern, major facility. is the money of these people being taken going to build that police station? >> i don't know the answer to that question, but i will tell you what my clients have told me since the first day i represented anybody, this is not about public safety, it is about the money. and whether or not that building was built on the back support people in ferguson and the rest of the region, i really don't know the answer. i know my clients believe it. i realize that dynamic is what is conjuring to sum up -- contribute into the tensions between the law enforcement and the community. if we don't take advantage of this opportunity to have some real structural reform and revise the system -- >> thomas harvey -- >> that has systemic racism built into it, it will be a huge missed opportunity. >> thank you for being with us, thomas harvey. tomorrow, and activist died to archiving video. [applause] >> well, i want to welcome you. i want t

>> honestly, we even walked into the police station.ll didn't think pedro was capable of doing something so horrendous. i mean, this guy that's, you know, shy, and, you know, he wouldn't hurt a fly, you know, he loves animals, and you know, he's hard working in school. >> reporter: never seemed violent. >> never seemed violent. >> reporter: pedro says he came here to help, but everything that comes out of his mouth only cements his status as the prime suspect. >> we're finding out new stuff that you haven't talked to me about before. >> reporter: at first, pedro tells investigators that he left aguilar in the woods not far from walmart after arguing with him in the car. >> i told you everything i know. i just drove away, like, while he was still there. >> reporter: but with every question, a new variation in his story. now, pedro adds that there was some kind of physical altercation. >> okay, so you strike one time, blood or no blood? >> he was already bleeding. >> so, you strike him with your other hand, right? >> yes, right here on th