reena. >> ninan: thank you so much, jacob. well, there's a twist into the investigation of a dooting at a. it happened on thanksgiving night as shoppers were getting a jump on black friday deals. as kenneth craig reports, the police may have shot and killed the wrong person. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> no justice! no peace! >> reporter: activists marched outside the hoover alabama mall demanding justice where medicine 21-year-old emantic fitzgerald bradford jr. was killed at the hands of police. his death and the evolving narrative from investigators since have prompted more e eving pocerihase gller, following altercation during which an 18-year-old and 12-year-old were shot. shoppers ran for their lives. during the response, a uniformed officer shot bradford to death. afterwards, a police spokesperson confidently told reporters bradford was the shooter behind the original incident and was brandishing a gun. >> he encountered an armed subject fleeing the scene of a shooting where he had just shot someone else. >> reporter:

i'm reena ninan. president trump saw for himself today the devastation left behind by the worst wildfire in california's history. the president visited a burned out mobile home park in the town of paradise. at another stop mr. trump told california's governor and governor-elect, congress is considering a new farm bill that includes half a billion dollars for forest management. the president believes poor forest management has contributeed to the intensity of california's fires. the camp fire in northern california has killed at least 71 people. it's unclear how many of the thousand unaccounted for have died. here's meg oliver. >> to see what's happened here, nobody would have ever thought this could have happened. so, the federal government is behind you. we're all behind eep other. >> reporter: president trump came to the town of paradise, california, a town that has been leveled and incinerated by the camp fire. >> and i want great climate. we're going to have that, and we're going to have forests t

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