nearly 15 hours passed before the rampage resumed.investigators identified another victim is alison parker allegedly shot and killed while kelly carjacked her a facebook post from a family practice center in the area says she worked there as a medical assistant. police say the gunman also live stream to shooting at an auto zone. the massacre lasted 20 hours. putting memphis on lockdown. schools and businesses were on high alert until police arrested kelly after a police chase. the mayor of memphis says he was released from jail in march after serving 11 months of a 3 year sentence for aggravated assault. and originally faced 2 counts of attempted murder in 2020 when he was 17. that was natasha zoo vets reporting for us tonight. and this has been a long week for >> police in everybody when it comes to violent crime in memphis, you'll recall the body of eliza fletcher was found monday after she was abducted while jogging last friday morning. >> an elected official in las vegas has been arrested in connection to the stabbing death of a j

memphis shooting rampage. police say a teen went on a deadly hours' long shooting spree posting the violence on social media. what we know right now. >>> nevada administrator arrested. an elected official in the las vegas area is suspected of murdering a veteran local journalist. >>> and canada's manhunt ends. the search for the second suspect in a deadly stabbing spree comes to a close in shocking fashion. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking news overnight. police in memphis, tennessee, arrested a man who opened fire on innocent people. 19-year-old ezekiel kelly was arrested hours after starting the spree that left at least four dead and several others wounded. police say that he recorded the violence on social media. bradley blackburn is in new york with what we know. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. details are still coming in on this, but it appears that this teenager has already served time in jail and will now likely face murder charges

four people are dead in a shooting rampage in memphis, tennessee. authorities have the 19-year-old suspect ezekiel kellryy in custody. the rampage lasted nearly 24 hours. >> the united nations says it has documented cases of mistreatment of ukrainian civilians during so-called filtration checks by russia. the u.s. says they are preparing for attempted annexation. much more on both these stories coming up on "early start." >>> there is a deepening sense of dread in pakistan has residents try to escape the floodwaters. some are terrified for their lives after the country's largest lake overflowed for a third time on tuesday. many people have been forced into temporary shelter while others are trapped by the flooding. suzae seay george shows us how was affected. >> reporter: this is one of the largest makeshift camps outside of seven in the province. you can see people are living in tents that they have built for themselves out of elof plastic and sticks from nearby trees. some people don't even have coverings over their heads. when we first arrived, f

while serving a warrant in suburban atlanta >>> four people are dead after a 19-year-old went on a rampage while live streaming some of his attacks on social media. >>> and the nfl season is up and running with the buffalo bulls taking on the super bowl-defending champions, rams "early today" starts right now >>> good morning to you, i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. the world is mourning the death of queen elizabeth she spent 70 years on the throne during times of great upheaval and british newspapers are showing love and grief throngs of mourners gathered at buckingham palace upon hearing the news some breaking into song with the royal anthem "god save the queen" our kelly cobiella has a look back at the longest-reigning monarch. >> reporter: dark hours and moments of celebration queen elizabeth 2ii was born in 1926, the waning days of the british empire when it still controlled more than 20% of the globe. just seven years after the end of world war ii, tragedy struck >> tragic news reached princess elizabeth. >> reporter: she learned her father, king george vi had died. her uncle

it's an extraordinary, i don't know what you call it, rampage? it’s what you call it, rampage?all it, rampage? it�*s something people are used to seeing in major cities, the type of thing we read about with new york or los angeles, but to see this happen in small—town saskatchewan, the james smith cree nation and well done, they have very small numbers of people, so it's shocking for people. everyone is auoin shocking for people. everyone is going to _ shocking for people. everyone is going to know— shocking for people. everyone is going to know someone - shocking for people. everyone i is going to know someone either who has been killed or is now in hospital. any more on the rationale behind all of this, jason? , ., , rationale behind all of this, jason? , .,, ., rationale behind all of this, jason? , ., ., jason? this was asked at a press conference - jason? this was asked at a press conference this - jason? this was asked at a - press conference this afternoon but they are being very deliberate in their investigation, not saying anything about a possible motive, not saying a

more than three months after that city's deadly school shooting rampage. nbc's wendy willfok explains how things are changed. >> a miss of emotions as the students who chose to return to the uvalde schools are spread across different campuses. that because robb elementary school will soon be torn down. drop-off here at dalton was slow but successful this morning. the campus, one of several now surrounded by unscalable security fencing. law enforcement extremely visible throughout town. even on school sidewalks as students arrive back to class. there will also be extra counselors and comfort dogs to help ease in the transition, and a welcome tradition to begin the school day. the united states and texas state flag raised this morning. a possible first sign in the steps to healing this hurting community. the district is offering online learning for those students who just aren't ready to return to school yet. that's the latest in uvalde, nbc news. >> thank you, wendy. the return to school could lead to anxiety with that threat of school shootings, but one si

police arrest a suspect in a shooting rampage across the city that left at least four dead >>> and more breaking news in vegas where a county official is in custody accused of killing a journalist the suspect was apparently the subject of his latest investigation. >>> painting to remember the artist helping to heal uvalde and raising money for a good cause >>> and inside apple's biggest event of the year. the new feature coming to the next generation of iphones, watches and ipods. it's thursday, september 8 "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. we again out west where the sweltering heat continues to blanket california, adding fuel to multiple fast-spreading fires. new evacuation orders were issued for the fairview fire that killed two this week. the inferno has more than doubled in size in under a day, scorching over 19,000 acres and is only 5% contained >> and the fourche fire in madeira county prompting evacuations, burning 400 akers anacres. michelle grossmann is here with us with how much longer the heat is going to stick around >> we'r

officials say it's too early to know how the shooter got the gun organs used during this rampage. we're going to really continue to follow the latest right here from the kron. 4 news room for now. send it back to you in studio. thank you very much, sara. >> 507, is the time. and right now the search is on for a gunman who shot and robbed a security guard yesterday morning in san leandro at the kaiser campus, the 60 year-old guard was transferred to a hospital and he's in critical condition the guard was shot outside of kaiser's emergency department as he was leaving with a bag of cash. the hospital went into lockdown for several hours. >> definitely scary with a lot places. right beside the be a lot of patients sick patients. so that terrorism for like, you know, staff and i guess of community members as well. so >> police are not sure at this point if it was random or if that armored car was followed to the hospital. >> well, happening tomorrow and alameda county sheriff's deputies going to be arraigned on homicide charges for a double murder in dublin. investigators say 24 year-

. >>> breaking news in the manhunt for two brothers wanted in a stabbing rampage that killed 10 in canada. at least one suspect found dead >>> the seaplane crashing north of seattle. at least one person dead, nine others missing. what the coast guard just announced >>> the desperate search for a missing teacher. the suspect charged in her kidnapping but no trace of her tonight the new clues. >>> plus, the uk naming a new prime minister to replace boris johnson. how the queen will break from tradition when the two women meet face to face. >>> and college football is back along with a powerful and heartwarming stadium tradition. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> and good evening i'm tom llamas, in for lester tonight we begin with that breaking news on this labor day. the surprise holiday ruling a judge handing former president trump a legal victory, appointing what's called a special master to oversee the documents seized from his home that ruling essentially removing the files from the justice department's possession the move could slow down any further investig

>>> right now on "america this morning," breaking news, a deadly shooting rampage. a man accused of driving through memphis shooting people randomly while streaming the violence on facebook. several people are dead. the city virtually shut down for hours. what we're learning about the suspect. >>> also breaking, the bizarre scene unfolding as a prominent politician seen wearing a hazmat suit is arrested in connection with the murder of a las vegas reporter who publicly criticized him. neighbors evacuated as police raid the suspect's home. >>> new this morning, the january 6th investigation expanding into former president trump's inner circle. the new subpoena. >>> the new warning about cancer. why doctors say cancer cases in people under 50 are rising dramatically. >>> a breakthrough win for american tennis sensation frances tiafoe. the history he's now made and the marathon match overnight to determine his next opponent. >>> and later, toilet paper back in the news because it's shrinking. has shrinkflation gone too far? >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we want

this comes after a rampage on sunday left ten people dead and 18 others wounded.es' brother damian, who was also a suspect in the stabbings, was found dead on monday. police arrested myles sanderson wednesday after forcing his stolen vehicle off a highway in the province of saskatchewan. a separate police force and an independent civilian-led oversight organization will investigate the suspect's death. >>> well, a big rally on wall street wednesday as investors try to snap a lingering slump. all three major wall street indices enjoyed major gains. the s&p rose 1.8%. the nasdaq closed more than 2% h higher, and the dow gained well over 400 points. markets seemed soothed by the fed vice chair who said the central bank will do what it takes to ease inflation but understands the risks of going too far. >>> and wall street's new trading day gets under way in about six hours so here's where u.s. futures stand right now. they had been up just a short time ago. meanwhile european markets are up and running so let's take a look at those. they are in positive territory, and

. >> and four people murdered in a livestream rampage and that suspect is just recently out of prison. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith . >>> her rain spanned seven decades. longer than any monarch before her. she took the throne in 1952 and winston churchill was prime minister. harry truman was the president. now at age 96, queen elizabeth ii has died and her oldest son takes the throne as king charles iii. midnight falls at buckingham palace. crowds have gathered there all day and even into the night after the official declaration from the palace. mourners broke into song, "god save the queen." >> ♪ [ singing ] ♪ >> during her rain, queen elizabeth presided over 15 prime ministers and just two days ago she swore in the current head of state. today prime minister liz truss said the nation is devastated. >> the death of her majesty the queen is a huge shock to the nation and to the world. queen elisabeth the second was the rock upon which loyalty is built. >> the queen died peacefully. she took her final breaths at her home in balmoral, scotland. a

. >>> and four people murdered in a live streamed rampage in memphis. the suspect just recently out of prison >> announcer: live from cnbc the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good eveningtruth, the new shep her reign spanned seven decades longer than any monarch before her. she took the throne in 1952. winston churchill was prime minister harry truman our president now at aged 96, queen elizabeth ii has died and her oldest son takes the throne as king charles iii. a live look now at buckingham palace as midnight falls crowds gathering there all day and even into the night as the official declaration from the . crowds have gathered there all day and even into the night after the official declaration from the palace. palace as mourners broke into song "god save the queen." ♪ over us ♪ ♪ god save ♪ the queen ♪ [ applause ] >> during her reign, queen elizabeth presided over 15 prime ministers and just two days ago, >> the death of her majesty the queen is a huge shock to the nation and to the world. queen elizabeth ii was the rock on wh

breaking news on the stabbing rampage that left ten dead and at least 19 injured. cbs's elaine quijano has the details. missing jogger in memphis. the des operates search for a kidnapped school teacher as police say the suspect refuses to cooperate. cbs's elise preston has more on the suspect's criminal this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> good evening and thank you so much for joining us on this busy labor day. i'm jericka duncan. norah is on assignment. tonight severe weather is in the forecast for nearly a third of the nation from record heat waves in the west to floods across the midwest and south. right now a line of storms is moving through the northeast with heavy rains, thunderstorms and even tornado warnings. flash flooding has schossed roadways and stranded drivers in parts of rhode island and massachusetts. and california temperatures hit the triple digits for the 6th straight day as thousands flock to the beach to beat the heat. record temperatures have also fueled deadly and destructive wildfires

canada's deadliest incidents of mass violence. 10 people were killed and 18 injured in the stabbing rampage in saskatchewan province. the suspect brother also thought to have been involved in the attack was found dead on monday. florida i'm joined from vancouver by journalists, louise lopez, louise. you've been following the story for us from the beginning. what do you make of these latest developments is right, terry does all came to a dramatic annie here. police tonight just a few hours ago. confirm mile sanderson, who had been on the run, is now dead. police say he went into medical distress shortly after being arrested . his afternoon. he was transported to a hospital in saskatoon, where he was pronounced dead. we still don't know the exact cause of miles is dead . there's to allow, we don't know yet as you just said, terry miles broader. damien sanderson was found dead on monday. we don't know 2 miles had anything to do with his brother's death. leasers to trying to piece that together. but just to give you a bit of a perspective on how things unfolded, city, how miles was thought. it

three and a half months ago, she was in the room next door to where the gunman carried out his bloody rampage. >> i love school so much. even if it happened, i would still go to school. i know it won't happen again. >> reporter: they lost their 10-year-old daughter lexi but close to send their older kids back to school. >> i think they need the routine. none of the schools are safe to me. so we had to pick one. >> as for the investigation into the shooting response, five officers with the department of public safety have now been referred to the state inspector general for a formal investigation. two are suspended. le parents want more action to hold law enforcement accountable. >>> public school teachers in seattle have authorized a strike and as a result, school district has cancelled the classes for. today even theers are demanding better pay and mental health support. >>> the suspect in the kidnapping of memphis school teacher eliza fletcher returns to court today to face murder charges. police have confirmed a body found in east memphis monday was fletcher's. investigators believe she wa

. >>> four people murdered in a livestream rampage in memphis. the suspect just recently out of prison. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening. her rain spent seven decades, longer than any monarch before her. she took the throne in 1952. winston churchill was prime minister. harry truman was our president. now, at age 96, queen elizabeth ii has died and her oldest son takes the throne of king charles iii. a live look at a buckingham palace as midnight falls. crowds gathering all day and even into the night after the official declaration from the palace, mourners broke into song , "god save the queen." >> during her reign, queen elizabeth presided over 15 prime minister's and two days ago, she swore in the current head of state. today, prime minister liz truss says the nation is devastated. >> the death of the queen is a huge shock to the nation and to the world. queen elizabeth ii was the rock on which modern britain was built. >> officials placing the announcement on the gates outside of the pala

so he was back in the direction of where he started the the murderous rampage with, with his brother on james cree nation. it was 10 people who were killed in that murder spree. how of these victims being remembered by the communities. well, this morning, the burns family which had 5 people who passed away and several more injured. they held a press conference to and one of the family members discussed what had happened and how their family was coping. but as far as the other victims go there, there's families have been silent so far. they've asked for privacy. obviously, during this extremely difficult time for everyone on the jam smith coronation, and also in the neighboring village of wealth as well, where a person was killed to this sort of event. it's rare and canada isn't it? is that any clues as to the motive for this brothers killing spree? right now, there is no rhyme or reason as to why the brothers decided to go on this murderous rampage. they one of them, the miles, it was just captain, has actually been on. catherine's most wanted list since may, and the police had been

then he proceeded on to the classrooms and he went on his rampage, rampage. they're not. you can imagine as a parent yourself hearing about something like this. the 1st reports that are coming out for telegram channels for social media. and some of the students actually started texting their parents. and we actually have an example of that as we can have a look at the text messages of one of the students mom called the police. there we shoot, and in the school there shooting. it's carrie, here. we call the police. there was shooting in the school. wow, hard break and truly heartbreaking, and all of the injured have reportedly been already taken to the hospital. but there are still parents, as you can imagine arriving in pallets trying to find, find their find their children. now the school has over 900 students and around 80 teachers and the location. it's quite central in the town. it's close to the town hall of the administration. that's what we also saw. the officials arrived there very quickly, almost as soon as the police officers arrived in the emergency services. b

what the mayor calls a murder rampage overnight in memphis. one man in custody, cnn is live on the scene. >>> and in las vegas an elected official now under arrest after the local reporter who was investigating him was murdered. >>> happening this morning, trump ally steve bannon expected to surrender to new york state prosecutors and the death toll in pakistan now topping 1,300 as never before seen flooding leaves one-third of the country under water. clarissa ward is live on the ground. ♪ >>> four people are dead this morning, three others hurt after a gunman went on a shooting spree in memphis, tennessee. a spree that all but shut down that city. police say the shootings took place across multiple crime scenes. it began around 1:00 yesterday morning and continued through the late evening hours last night. a shelter in place order was issued as police srchearched fo the suspect. police arrested 19-year-old ezekiel kelly after a high-speed chase. the mayor jim strickland called it a senseless murder rampage. >> i'm angry for our citizens who

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. >>> deadly rampage. the urgent manhunt this morning for two suspects in a stabbing spree, leaving at least ten dead and 15 wounded in canada. >>> overnight, a plane carrying ten people crashing into the water, the investigation now under way. >>> flooding and fires, states of emergency across the country. significant flash flooding in parts of georgia. this morning, more than 80 million americans on alert with 19 states from alabama to maine on flood watches. >>> plus, deadly wildfires in the west forcing thousands to flee their homes. the severe weather from coast to coast. >>> desperate search for a missing teacher and mother of two abducted while on an early morning jog. this morning, a suspect in custody, charged with kidnapping and the disturbing new details from the investigation. >>> holiday travel crush. airports packed for the labor day weekend getaway with numbers at pre-pandemic levels and thousands of flights canceled. now, is the surge here to stay with sky high prices expected to fall? >>>

. >> reporter: authorities say the men started their violent rampage at 5:40 a.m. that's when police were alerted about a stabbing on the james smith cree nation. they issued their first dangerous persons alert after more stabbings were found. they found victims in 13 locations across the region. >> some of the victims may be targeted, and some random. >> reporter: among the dead was a mother of two daughters. so far police have no known motive for the >>> millions of travelers this labor day weekend are headed home. busy highways and crowded airports as summer comes to its unofficial end. cbs' omar villafranca has more. >> reporter: aaa says almost one-third of americans are expected to travel for labor day weekend with a majority hitting the road. for drivers heading home, they'll find some relief at the pump. the nationwide average for a gallon of regular gas is $3.79, higher than last year, but down 83 cents from this year's memorial day weekend. >> you shorten up where you can. but it's labor day. we want to go on vacation. >> reporter: despite the dip in gas

. >> tucker: that video was recorded a day after the rampage, murder rampage in the same city memphis committed bay felon called ezekiel kelly. he like so many people who committed murder was let out of jail early. but no one in charge in the democratic party in memphis seemed bothered by that. while he was killing people, a state representative in tennessee, a democrat called antonio parkinson complained the real problem police might hurt kelly. that was his main concern. ""this is unbelievable, ezekiel kelly will probably be killed tonight at the hands of police. we're losing our children". thareally? that's your concern. all three of the stories we reminded you out of, in new york, south carolina, and memphis, no one is noticing. joe biden's doj is standing by and doing nothing and allowing violent race hate to flourish in the united states and that race hate is the biggest crime we face. above all once again is an attack. not on any specific ethnic group but a principle that protects all of and yous that's one of equal justice under the law. if you move to the united states from l

authorities say it was not a suicide accused of stabbing rampage on sunday that killed 10.tims were targeted while others were stabbed at random. prime minister justin trudeau offered the canadian government support to the grieving communities. the uk made it official today. liz truss is now the new prime minister is still unclear how this will impact the special relationship with america. greg palkot has more from london. afternoon. like to meet you. official. the united kingdom has a new prime minister, former foreign secretary liz truss, officially taking the reins tuesday after meeting with queen elizabeth at her summer home in scotland, saying she's looking forwar to tackling the mounting issues facing the country. i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. i will deliver on the energy crisis, but it won't be easy. trust takes office amid a major economic crisis, with inflation soaring and the cost of living spiraling out of control during the campaign, she spoke often about her plan to cut taxes while also providing direct relief to struggling famil

at least 10 people or did following a stabbing rampage in canada, scotch one province, police or hunting to suspects the victims were found in a remote indigenous community and a nearby tail. prime minister trudeau was calling the fed tax horrific and heartbreak also on the program.

some new fallout for some law enforcement officers who were on scene during may's deadly shooting rampage. >> the state's inspector general is investigating the action or inaction of five texas department of public safety officers on may 24th. two of them have already been suspended with pay pending that investigation. also new protocols have been put in place by the department of public safety to avoid the response delays that were seen during the attack. and as we said, a new school year is under way. abc's mireya villarreal reports. >> reporter: gemma lopez is up before the sun, waiting outside for the bus. >> i am nervous, very nervous. but i want to get through the day. that's what i know. >> reporter: the last time gemma was in school, a gunman was shooting in the classroom next door. she told us how a bullet whizzed by her arm. >> i just knew that there was a shooter. so i turned off the lights. everybody went under the table. >> reporter: she's determined to start fifth grade. >> i just love school so much. even if that happened, i would still go to school. i know it's not going t

come on, they see, you, dying on the rampage, will not climb. we, together with the deputy governor of the territory viktor palych khvaluvy and several others people, about whom i will tell you a little later , flew to the area that was subjected to the most terrible clearance since the typhoon. and suddenly you will tell about it in another place. i, like you , fulfill my professional duty. thanks , of course, to you and your colleagues for the fact that you saved me more precisely, but none, but this is my job. as if for you this work is not the last. if they start teaching today, despite the weather, then the exact time is already known. this is done in two hours. and i think people should know. hurry up forecasters confirmed worsening weather conditions. and this means the sky is closed, and we will not be able to help you with reinforcements or ammunition. so just on yourself end of connection tired. so listen. how tired are you? tell me what's going on can you tell me or not? why didn't you just have a helicopter with you? i don't worry, w

at least 10 people a dead following a stabbing rampage in canada's scotch and province police a hunting to suspects the victims were found in a remote indigenous community and a nearby town. prime minister trudeau is calling the tax. terrific and heartbreaking. also coming up kenya, supreme court prepared to announce its decision on the challenge to the outcome of last month presidential election. months of political limbo could lie ahead if it enables the results and ah, to lions, reject a progressive new constitution that would have boosted the rights of indigenous people. and women delays left as president vows to go back to the drawing board. last and for me to want document max fish that wins his home from pray for a 2nd straight year that coming out later in ah, i am rebecca route as welcome to the program. a series of stabbings in the canadian provinces statute has shaken the country and left lace on a man, humps or 2 suspects. authorities are looking into a motive for the killings which appeared partly to be targeted and partly to be at random. a community in shock and on high a

at least 10 people or did following a stabbing rampage in canada scotch one province. police are hunting to suspect. the victims were found in a remote indigenous community and a nearby tel prime minister. true to was calling the fed tax. horrific and heartbreaking. also on the program, germany and israel mark 50 years since the munich massacre. when 11 israeli team members died after palestinian militants storm, the olympic village. a long running dispute over compensation had threatened to overshadow from memory. plus in formula one dutchman, max for stopping winds his home grand prix for a 2nd straight year. and more coming up in sports. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good heavy with us. police and canada had begun a manhunt for 2 suspects after at least 10 people were stabbed to death in the province of saskatchewan. another 15 people were wounded in the incident. the victims were found in various locations of the indigenous community of the saint of the saint smith cree nation, as well as the nearby village of weldon, the suspects are considered to be armed and dangerous, and police o

what the mayor calls a murder rampage overnight in memphis.he local reporter who was investigating him was murdered. >>> happening this morning, trump ally steve bannon expected to surrender to new york state prosecutors and th

only thing that stands between you and your family and these criminals like you see tonight and this rampage across the city of memphis. in fact the people who are most harmed by this crime wave are likely to be minorities. memphis is up majority african american city. look at what they had to deal with not just in the last few days but in months and years of rising crime. the same is the case in so many cities across america. the democratic left has failed african americans where crime is rising in their neighborhoods. that man that killed eliza fletcher was apparently terrorizing his own community. the apartment building that he lived in. where were the police officers? black, white, latino or any other race to protect the citizens question like they deserve better from their elected leaders. >> laura: meanwhile we have these consent decrees that the justice department still has an effect on police departments across country. i'm not saying it is need to be any reforms. i'm sure reforms are necessary in some cases. the findings of implicit bias in policing, those are two readily found with

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stemming from the deadly san jose railyard shooting in which a vta employee shot nine co-workers in a rampagear. a state senator authored a bill addressed at workplace violence. thanks for joining us. what does this require of transit officials? >> well, this new bill is really a follow-up to $20 million that we appropriated last year in the budget. that money has been used to -- for the beginning stages of setting up the 526 center, or 526 center, which is the wellness center at the vta. of course, that's been used primarily for resilience for the families most impacted and workers most impacted by the main mass shooting. but what this bill will do with the governor's signature in place is put the work force training force operation or agency of the state of california on top of the situation, help, assist, study and replicate what's going on there in transit agencies around the bay area and up and down the state of california. >> so the vta shooting was, obviously, shocking for our community, for those of us who covered it. workplace violence is actually on the rise. i want to share numbers

worst part of it all he should have been behind bars, not out on the street carrying out violent rampageis is what we know about kelly's past. in 2020 he was charged with first degree attempted murder, aggravated assault. employment of a fire department with intent to commit a dangerous felony and reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon. he was sentenced to three years. but only served 11 months after his attempted murder charge was downgraded to aggravated assault and he was released in march of this year. strict land had this reaction. >> if mr. kelly served his full three year prison he would still be in prison today. and four of our fellow citizens would still be alive. >> griff: this just a day after the discovery of a body of memphis mother and heiress eliza fletcher. abston henderson due back in court today. he, like kelly, had a long rap sheet, look here between 1995 and 2,016 times. age 11 arrested for theft. age 14, convicted of rape. age 16 abducted a lawyer at gunpoint and served 20 years of a 24-year kidnapping sentence. meanwhile, tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m., fellow ru

breaking news on the stabbing rampage that left ten dead and at least 19 injured.