the random act of violence- streamed live on facebook. the killer is still at large, and now federal authorities say he may have left the state. ryn :35 - :40 we are following a developing story in charles county. more information about what lead to fatal crash over the holiday weekend. it happened saturday night on leonardtown road at cracklingtown road in hughesville-- and investigators say alcohol and speed were factors. witnesses say a chevy suburban crashed into a jeep-- and went barrelling off the road. the suv eventually ended up in the front yard of a nearby home. the driver, 49-year-old michael simms from linden, and a passenger 49-year-old lashawnia hagan, from waldorf-- were four people survived the crash, including a woman who witnesses were able to pull from the wreckage. in virginia-- police are looking for a pack of a-t-v drivers... spotted on the road. they were first spotted traveling east on route 50 in arlington around 7 sunday night. police say they lost track of them near alexandria. if you have any information on any

police say the victims appear to be random. one was a pg and e kboe in a company truck. the second a man in the parking lot of a catholic charities offers. the third victim a man walking on the street nearby. investigators say all of the attacks appear to be unprovoked. fresno police chief jerry dire says in total muhammad fired 16 rounds from a handgun across four different locations, all in a matter of minutes. th

police calling the shooting a random act. he made a decision to himself that he was not going to go to jail for shooting a security guard. that he was going to kill as many people as he could today and that's what he set out to do. >> reporter: again, authorities say this was not an act of terrorism. but solely based on race. muhammad charged with four counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder. >>> meantime, the manhunt in ohio so-called facebook killing came to end in a western pennsylvania street. >> police say, steve stephens, shot and killed himself yesterday while trying to escape troopers in erie. he had been on the run since sunday when police say he murdered a stranger in cleveland. then posted the video of the crime online. >> facebook founder, mark zuckerberg, addressed the killing in silicon valley. he said his company has a lot of work to do. he says we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this. former president, george h.w. bush in the hospital again this morning. we are told he is doing

it's a random selection. >> bill: they don't explain.e don't know how this guy got picked out of all the people on there. from what i understand, the four people that got booted off, three of them walked off the plane. >> three got off. >> bill: this guy wouldn't, so police come on and they drag him off in this crazy scene. okay. but we don't know what the random seat number, why these people were picked. united airlines hasn't explained. >> they haven't explained that yet. right now they're probably trying to figure out how in the world they're going to deal with the situation because this video is absolutely ridiculous to watch. they say it's a random thing, this guy didn't want to get off the plane. the passengers on the plane said he was a doctor, that he needed to get back.k. >> bill: nobody wants to -- he would've had to stay overnight in chicago, he absolutelyy might've had commitments to his family. >> or to his patients. >> bill: it's a confusing situation because you don't know what the criteria are to remove people from a plan

i wanted to pick a random day and find out who these kids were, who they wanted to be, in what circumstances did they die and that was the day i chose. >> you picked it out of a hat or did you have a system? >> guest: well, in order for the

he was stopped at a random traffic stop in penylvania. erie county. he then spp after a brief pursuit, shot and killed himself. this is a cleveland police, this morning, they didn't know where he was. there was still a multistate manhunt, a search for this man. he is now dead and we are waiting for this press conference to begin. let's listen. >> please bear in mind that this investigation is in the very early stages and we will take questions. there is still information to be gathered. speaking this afternoon will be mayor frank jackson, chief calvin williams, a special agent in charge of the cleveland office of the fbi, steve anthon anthony, and pete elliott, u.s. marshal. mayor. >> we have closure in regards to the search for steve stephens. the chief and other law enforcement will give you the details of that. i want to again give our condolence to the family and all of its members and really again, thank them for the way in which they've handled this very tragic situation, not only for them personally, before the community as a large. i also want

leave, to let some of united's staff on board, they selected the man and his travelling companion, at randomwhen he refused to get off, he was dragged down the aisle by security guards. nedda tawfik has the story. these are the disturbing moments that have now travelled around the world. several smartphones record as three police hover over a man who is being forced to exit the aircraft. the situation quickly escalates, after one officer manhandles him out of his chair.

it is love of random, generative art that has brought us here. the godfather of ambient music and his new work, reflection, it is rather unpredictable. it is a generative music app which follows rules defined and refined by brian eno but which plays differently every time. 14% of these notes, random, will be pitched down by three semitones. the second is a1% go an octave down, 12 semitones. can i just say... scientist. i would go further, quantum scientist. probabilities. brian eno has spent weeks, months, tweaking these rules and probabilities which when combined cause these sounds to bounce, transform or not play at all. these are different types of scripters.

the plane was overbooked, and when no one volunteered to leave, they selected the man at random. a security guard has now been sent on leave. the human rights group amnesty international says there has been a sharp drop in the number of people executed around the world. the death penalty total last year fell by more than a third, tojust over 1,000. there've been more violent anti—government protests in venezuela. they began last week after the opposition leader was banned from holding office for fifteen years in what's become a deepening crisis in the country. now for the latest financial news with aaron and world business report. tick—tock, we're still waiting. after months of delays, japan's battered toshiba may finally tell us its latest numbers and we're not expecting them to be pretty. we're going to find out if this company will be booted from the tokyo stock exchange. and, alexa, start the car and turn the radio on. yep, she's coming to a ford near you. the american car giant teams up with amazon and guess what? we're taking a test drive. welcome to world business report.

i make random phone calls. about 300 to 500. i get to hear the most fantastic stories and what they're focused on. reporter: who have you talked to this week? mr. hollingsworth: the alzheimer's group was up here this week advocating. i had talked to a woman last week who had expressed to me how she cares for her husband. they have been married for decades. she lives in floyd county. now she is having to care for him as he goes through alzheimer's. just hearing in her voils the desperation -- voice the desperation and sense of lifetime of memories gradually being eroded. she asked me if i ever see trump, if i talk to trump, if i get ant opportunity to hear from trump, i should ex pretty her deep desire for us -- express her deep desire for to us make sure resources get allocated to find a cure for alzheimer's. i did. i wrote a letter to trump and said that i'd spoken with her and like many people across this country, there's a deep desire for a cure to alzheimer's being found. and ensuring that we properly marshall the resources,

it is a random lottery. companies that have submitted petitions for the visas will be put in the lottery and they will choose 85,000. >> they will be assigned to companies, they will come in and start work. how long does the visa last? >> three years and can be ready for another three years. in some cases, poor people adjusting to lawful permanent residents, green card, they can be extended more. about foreignk workers who come in and efforts by the administration to look at that. republicans.for democrats, 202-748-8000. holder, wea h1b visa want to hear from you. the president, earlier this week, put out an executive order saying he wanted to review all visa programs and have his federal agencies look and make sure they are not discriminating against the u.s. workers and displacing them. in particular, he doesn't want to look more closely at the lottery. the idea that it should not be random and maybe should be a merit-based system where the jobs paying the most or the positions needed the most are the ones

it, the actual decisions about whether or not these guys are going to live or die, it's basically random now. it's arbitrary, and under the constitution, that is illegal. but justice briar's opinion was a dissent. the neil gorsuch won, and arkansas went ahead with one of the four killings they wanted to accomplish this week. the death warrant to kill will he deli expired at midnight central time, less than an hour before that warrant expired, the utes supreme court voted 5-4 to kill him. by 11:26 it was announced to the people at the prison. 18 minutes later they started injecting lee. and by 11:56 they said he was dead. that's important, that timing there, just made it. the warrant that made it legal to kill him expired four minutes after they said he died. arkansas still wants to kill all the other prisoners that it can next week before the expiration date on one of their drugsmation the rest of the executions illegal too. so they're hurrying. one of the things we'll be watching in the news is the continuing legal wrangling to see how many of these guys are going to be able to kill. th

when none were found, they chose passengers at random, but this man refused.r who had patients he needed to see. good work, way to go. ten minutes later, in unexplained circumstances, the man, clearly sha ken, ru ns back on the plane. united airlines in a statement, said: that's what makes the world's leading airline flyer friendly. the airline has been criticised for its handling of the situation that some say clearly contrasts with its claim to fly the friendly skies. earlier, an anonymous passenger who was sitting next to the man ejected from the plane spoke to the bbc‘s phil williams. a guy that came from, i don't know who he was, and airport authority, was very calm about it, wasn't rude, wasn't even forceful. i think he was just there to intimidate and say look, you need to come off but he didn't use of force. there was another officer that came on and then another man who you see in the video, the one with the hat and the genes, he had a badge but it's probably helpful to say who you are as an authority figure before you start yanking people out of seat

. >>> a gunman in the central valley shoots and kills at random. investigators say he is motivated by his hatred for white men. he fired 16 rounds in less than a minute. tom waite reports. >> reporter: silence in fresno as the city is in mourning. people trying to understand why this man carried throughout random series of attacks. fresno police say 39-year-old kori ali muhammed shot and killed three men in a block and a half square area in fresno's downtown. this woman saw muhammed as he was in the middle of his attack. >> i went to [ indiscernible ] and i saw this person, you know, through the gate running. >> reporter: she and heroines tried to help one of the victims but it was too late. -- and her niece tried to help one of the victims but it was too late. >> a very young man with his groceries he was taking from catholic charities. i saw him on the ground. then they tried to, you know, do cpr and then when she thought make sure he has a pulse, there was nothing. >> reporter: initially it was feared the shooting spree was a terror attack as gu

when none were found, they chose passengers at random, but this man refused. 0ne passenger said he claimedtients he needed to see. good work, way to go. ten minutes later, in unexplained circumstances, the man, clearly sha ken, ru ns back on the plane. united airlines in a statement, said: that's what makes the world's leading airline flyer friendly. the airline has been criticised for its handling of the situation that some say clearly contrasts with its claim to fly the friendly skies. earlier i spoke to gary leff, author of viewfromthewing.com — an aviation blog. he gave more details into what happened. here we had a full flight where the airline realised they needed to take some crew and send them to louisville to fly the next morning so they had people that were going to work on another plane, that if they didn't have the crew there, that plane would be delayed or cancelled. so all of a sudden they had four more people that needed to be accommodated on this aircraft and there were seats are they began by asking if there were any volunteers who would take compensation, a hotel night an

when none were found, they chose passengers at random, but this man refused. to see. good work, way to go. ten minutes later, in unexplained circumstances, the man, clearly sha ken, ru ns back on the plane. united airlines in a statement, said: that's what makes the world's leading airline. the airline has been criticised for its handling of the situation that some say clearly contrasts with its claim to fly the friendly skies. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the daily telegraph leads with a message from president trump's son eric, saying his father's actions over syria, proves he's not in league with vladimir putin. the i also leads on the fallout from the suspected chemical weapons attack last week in syria, with a warning from the foreign secretary boris johnson that russia must ditch president assad. the financial times focuses on the potential sanctions for barclays ceo jes staley, following an on—going investigation into his conduct in a whistleblowing case. the guardian says a new hiv drug to be given to people in scotland free of ch

. >>> police say three murder victims in fresno, california today were also chosen at random, but they had one thing in common, they were white men. john blackstone is following that. >> reporter: fresno police say the shots came without warning, the suspect motivated by hate. chief jerry dyer. >> these individuals didn't do anything to deserve what they got. >> reporter: the suspect known as cokori ali muhammad walked outside the offices of catholic charities, continuing to fire at random. moments later, two more people lay dead. police arrested muhammad without firing a shot. >> as he was taken into custo >> reporter: they are linking him to a fourth murder, a security guard gunned down outside a motel 6. his facebook page contains racially charged cops. >> they're white devils bringing death and destruction upon america. >> we looked at his facebook. we know that he has some posts that says he does not like white people. all the victims today were white males. >> reporter: the fbi is now assisting fresno police in this investigation. a focus will be determining whether this is an ac

you hear a random announcement and you go, "maybe i'll bay buythat thing.le five. i didn't realize i needed that thing they talked about." and i love the old mics they use. they still use these to talk with them. and i would love right now with you, because you're an expert at this and you directed this sort of thing, if we could actually do some random announcements. >> okay. >> stephen: that would appear in a giant box store, okay? >> yeah. >> stephen: i'll start. and we'll just say them into these. >> okay. >> stephen: and these are random announcements that you might hear at a box store. stephen colbert here you go. attention, please. we have lost a six-year-old at the desk, and a 20-year-old who can't decide on a major. >> attention shoppers: can randall jenkins please make his way to the principal's office? also, can the manager please stop making me call him the "principal"? >> stephen: attention, customers. please stop calling our pharmacist "dr. pills." he has a name. it's derek. derek pills. ( applause ) >> attention shoppers: we have