rodney saw her walking home.hey knew one another casually, and rodney offered her a ride. >> come on in. i'll give you a ride. >> when she got into his truck, she left her thumbprint on the dashboard. instead of taking her home, rodney drove 12 miles away to a deserted farm. >> get out of my car. >> i'm not getting out of the car. >> the evidence clearly shows a confrontation. when berryman dragged her from the truck, her necklace broke, leaving several links underneath the driver's seat. after the sexual assault, berryman stabbed florence to death, and drops of her blood fell onto his sneakers. during this time, a witness saw his truck in the vicinity and later reported it to police. the next morning berryman removed the spare tire from his truck, but left it in the backyard. not realizing its forensic importance. the distinctive tire impression, the shoes. the necklace, the fingerprint and blood evidence left little doubt as to the perpetrator. >> she was young, a good student with her whole future ahead of her

how much progress do you think has been made even from the time of rodney king?ss but the problem is we love our police officers in america too. many feel they do a great job but it's not about bad apples, it's about a huge distrust and for very good reasons. in 1921 you had a tulsa riot there weren't cameras to cover it but rodney king and what's happened in baltimore, we'rer getting people with cell phones able to film these things so it's becoming viseral and therefore it's a national problem that needs to be prioritized. i think this became the number one story last year because of ferguson and the distrust of african americans toward police officers and what's happening in our urban centers. >> i resist the idea though that we have gained any measure of progress since 1992. rodney king was beaten on tape by law enforcement and now in 2015 we have eric garner choked out on video tape we have people shot running away from police ewe have people -- etc. >> and you see in baltimore, not -- >> let douglas finish because hes to the go. >> i wouldn't call it a nigh

he said, no, rodney, no, i'm going to take them all, one time. i'm like, man, that's going to be so cool. we were trying to plan to do that soon. he and i, and -- oh, man. every time i think about it, just the small things. talking to my brother, we won't ever get to do it again. he's gone forever. i love my brother. i mean, he was my best friend. we bathed in the same tub in this house together. when mama come home and we didn't do what we were supposed to do, we got -- we did everything together. i washed the dishes, he dried the dishes. my cousin made a comment the other day, the picture of him on the news, and said, i can see walter saying now, what y'all going to do now? look what they did to me. what y'all going to do? >> what do you want people to do? what would you like to see done? >> i want to see -- i really don't want to see any other family go through what we've gone through. the way i watched that video, and watched my brother run to his death, i'm still trying to consume all this information that's going on. but all i pray is that

rodney todd had been raising his kids by himself the last three years. >> we have bits of details how long they lived in the home. they moved in november of last year. >> reporter: "electric service was discontinued last year at the request of the --" >> we apologize. we're having some technical difficulty there. >>> phi kappa psi fraternity is blasting "rolling stone" magazine for its response to the uva controversy. the national fraternity released a statement demanding full accountability for everyone involved in the report that wrongly accused its uva chapter of gang-rape. "rolling stone" has retracted the report and apologized but the reporter and her editors have not been fired. phi kappa psi officers say they're evaluating options beyond lawsuit the uva chapter plans to pursue. >>> developing story out of i'll wril seven people are dead after a small plane crashed in the central part of the state. relatives say the group was flying home from the ncaa championship game when their plane went down in bloomington about a mile from the airport. among the victims deputy athletic dire

this is worse than rodney king.his situation, forget the number of blows, none of blows that i saw in the video that you just showed are justified. there's not a single training manual i've seen in any police department in the state or the federal government any place across the country, that permits a police officer to kick somebody in the face period. they are not permitted -- police officers are not allowed to beat people up but restrain people, allowed to take control of the situation. they use force only when necessary to control somebody and they looked like they are out of control. >> mark this brings back up the issue of police body cameras. i'll ask you. we can see what we can from the chopper camera. we can't see what it was like on the ground. we can't hear, for example, what was said. do you believe that this brings to the forefront necessity for body cameras on all officers required? >> i'm adamantly in support of body cameras. body cams will clear good police officers and good police officers and law e

. >>> walter scott left behind two brothers anthony and rodney scott. today joy reed got a chance to sit down with both of them to talk to them about their brother and his death. >> there were four days that passed between the shooting and the release of the video. in that interim period what were police saying happened to walter scott? >> well the disappointing thing about the entire situation is that the police department came out publicly in the statement, their spokesperson recounted the story that the officer had told them. saying that the officer fought with mr. scott and took the taser and tried to use it on the officer, and then he quickly had to fire in fear for his life. and that perpetuated the wrong thoughts and beliefs on what happened. people immediately started writing it off as oh he deserved it, oh you know just another situation of a guy fighting a cop. just another thug. why would you run. he's african-american. it perpetuated the immediate wrong assumptions that occur. >> how did the family, rodney deal with this initial story? befor

>> this is the 23rd anniversary of the rodney king riots.happy anniversary. >> absolutery. >> that's very important. >> larry: so i got everyone fire i hope that's okay. >> you know what happened after the rodney king riots they actually postponed four dodger games. but they made them up later in the year. but today they played in front of nobody at camden yard. >> baseball is much mohr important now. >> i guess it must be. to unite a city even when there is no one there. and i thought it was great when they said now batting for the orioles manny machado since all the orioles know who he is and all the white sox know who he is who is that going to benefit. >> larry: that's great. what dow do as a sports announcer. boy, the city is on fire. speaking of being on fire the orioles. >> there is a lot of bad jokes that i hope they stear clear of lvz. >> this is the anniversary-- . >> larry: what is going on in baltimore say celebration. >> larry: have we learned anything yet. it has been 23 years have we learned anything? >> clearly not. when you

police officers were acquitted in the beating of rodney king. milton grimes, the attorney for rodney king, joins us from los angeles, and good to see you. it's a pleasure, to sew the riots that were started and sparked after the beating of your client, rolled knee king, as you know, resulted in 53 dead, 2,000 injured and i have to ask you, what has changed in the relationship between african-americans and police in los angeles in those intervening years? >> the order that took place in 1992 after the simi valley verdict, caused a lot of pain to people. and lives were lost. i think very little has changed to the core problem of what caused that civil disorder, and that is the culture and the makeup of law enforcement. they still highland behind and cover up their actions they hide behind the cold of silence, there's no transparency in the way they go about their work, and they're still killing young black men on a weekly, daily basis. so not a lot has changed. there has been a lot of talk, there has been some band-aids done and they have changed

rodney todd's family was last seen alive the weekend of march 28, when the low temperature was 26 degrees. today, delmarva power said just three days earlier, the company had discovered a stolen electric meter was being used at the home and disconnected the illegally connected meter for safety reasons. one of the many mysteries of this tragedy scott, is that in the past, rodney todd has applied for assistance from a local community service program to help pay his utility bills but this year, he did not even apply. and by the way, what you see behind me, scott is ray group of local boy scouts putting a tarp over that makeshift memorial to protect it from the rain. >> pelley: chip reid reporting for us tonight. chip, thank you. a federal jury began deliberating today in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces 30 charges, 17 of them carry the death penalty. no verdict yet. this is exactly the kind of case however, that involves homegrown terrorists radicalized online, the kind of terrorism that the f.b.i. is struggling to keep up with. jeff pegues has more on this. >> repo

a grandmother's unspeakable grief, her son rodney todd sr.oto, are all gone. >> he just wanted to do everything that was right and he was setting a good example for his children and he did just that. >> reporter: rodney todd, sr. had not been seen since over a week ago, march 28th. school officials had been here twice to knock looking for the kids, five of whom went to the same elementary school. finally today todd's co-workers and family begged police for help. >> we're going to file a missing report. >> reporter: lloyd edwards was here at 1:00 this afternoon when police went inside. >> the detective came back out and said hold it there, sir. you can't come in. this is a crime scene. >> they also found a generator. >> reporter: princess anne's police chief is scott keller. >> that generator was off and out of gas. the power was off in the house and they were in different rooms in beds and sleeping positions. >> he was such a good man. he was such a good plan and when they told me he wasn't -- plan and when they told me he wasn't -- man and w

reporter: the grief was indescribable monday night after bonnie edwards learned 36-year- old son rodney todd and all seven of his children which were, ages 6- 15 had died here in their home. the cause-- accidental poisoning by carbon monoxide that came from a generator todd had bought to keep his children warm after their power had been cut off. today, friends and neighbors left flowers and stuffed animals on the doorstep. around back, past the police tape were bicycles and toy cars. >> i just want america to know he was a great father. he went beyond the call of duty for these kids. >> reporter: sarah hardy is a close friend of the family. she says todd, who was divorced had full custody of the children and worked full time. he often needed help taking care of the kids. >> yeah, he made probably a crazy mistake by putting a generator on the inside of the house, but when you're thinking about your kids in the cold, all you think about is getting them warm. >> reporter: according to the centers for disease control and prevention, unintentional exposure to carbon monoxide caused an averag

>> yes, prison. >> and rodney silver rb returning to prison. he already spent 20 years in prison.e will certainly be going back if he is convicted of this crime. >> they should be incensed that someone has to be raped for the system to come around. >> the problem with our criminal justice system is he did serve his time but the time he served does nothing to rehabilitate somebody with these issues. we're not talking about the right issue here. we need to create better system that could help these people. >> and until you can keep them behind bars. >> wor station manager diane doctor has the brilliant idea to actually transform xanadu that governor christie called quote the ugliest damn building in the state, she would like to transport that into the port authority bus terminal. i attended the latest port authority board meeting and they talked about their plan for a completely new bus terminal. the cost was a whopping $11 billion. but during the meeting they were talking about the price being too high and now the highest price will be 10.5 billion. in discussing the price, commiss

walter was the big brother to rodney and the little brother to anthony. rodney talked about them having a really close bond. they bathed in the tub together as kids. they were especially close and he said that he was extremely emotional at that scene. they are really broken hearted. so while there is some relief for this family rev, what you really felt in that home was a great deal of pain. the mom is a very religious woman. she's a christian woman. she was really falling back on her faith but you really did feel from each of those family members, they are devastated and they don't believe that they have achieved victory with this arrest. they want to see a conviction. and as we all know that is very difficult to achieve when you're talking about a law enforcement officer. >> if i might -- if i might add, that our job as a legislator and my job in senate district 42 is to ensure that justice is served. immediately after the shooting i called the chief and implored him to render a rapid conclusion to this investigation. that does not mean that the citizen

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joining me from los angeles, the attorney for the late rodney king milton grimes.o much for joining me today. >> hello, brooke. thank you for having me. >> thank you. you successfully represented rodney king in that civil suit against the city of los angeles, and on a day like today where 23 years have passed when you see what's happened here in baltimore and you lived it in l.a. what parallels do you personally see? >> that things haven't changed very much brooke. there's still pain suffered by minority people especially black men because of the amount of police brutality put upon them. things haven't changed that much. you see the pain of people coming out in what's happening, this civil disobedience. but we need to purge. we need to do some serious purging of our law enforcement and somehow get it across that people can only take so much injustice. >> there is definitely a lot of pain here in baltimore, but let me ask you just about los angeles specifically. since the early '90s, what changes have been in place there economically socially within the communities?

that funeral is scheduled for april 18th at university of maryland eastern shore campus where rodney todd worked. >>> coming up see how a high school senior puts some of his classmates to shame by asking his sweetheart to the prom in a really big way. >> but first surviving soldiers and relatives of troops who died in the november, 2009 ft. hood shooting are honored for heroism and sacrifice. >> starting tomorrow join mike hydek and meteorologist erica grow saturday from 7 to 8 a.m. and sunday from 7 to 8:30 to be >>> dozens of purple hearts and defense of freedom medals were given out today to the families of those killed in the ft. hood shooting in texas. >> this took place in the same spot where the deadly shooting happened in 2009. cbs' marley hall takes us there. >> reporter: memories of that november, 2009 ft. hood attack came flooding back. it was the deadliest act of violence by a u.s. soldier on fellow soldiers. >> we honor the memories of the 13 souls laid to eternal rest and pay tribute to their sacrifice. >> reporter: the ceremony took place at the texas military post whe

. >> this is as bad if not worse than what they did to rodney king. >> deputies investigate their own after a news group catches a beating on camera. plus this: >> that i might have done something even more serious. >> a texas judge giving trouble teens a second chance. >> this is al jazeera america and i'm john siegenthaler. use of force tased punched and kicked. dozens of times. >> i am disturbed by what i see in the video. >> the disturbing new police video in california. dallas detention. a texas judge that makes his point to keep them from coming back. >> we'll talk about the new role on the web. >>> tough questions for another police department. this time it's in san bernardino county california. ten deputies have now been suspended and investigation is underway about the savage beating of a suspect all caught on camera, erica pitzi has the story. >> the fbi last launched its own investigation to determine if the suspect's civil rights were violated. >> here we go, the deputy chasing him. >> reporter: it started with a chase and ended with a brutal beating caught on camera with

. >>> tonight neighbors and friend gathered at a prayer vigil at the home where rodney todd and i had seven children died -- and his seven children died frommingal carbon monoxide poisoning. it's believed the fumes came from a generator todd was using after his electricity was turned off. tomorrow employees of university of eastern maryland shore where rodney worked will hold a fish fry outside antioch united methodist church to try to help with expenses. >>> new troubles for the millionaire at the center of the hbo documentary the jinx. today a federal court in new orleans slapped robert durst with illegally possessing a handgun. durst is charged in the 2000 killing of long time friend susan berman. >>> bugs and rodents shut down the grocery aisle at a target store in an updale d.c. neighborhood. the location on 14th street in northwest has all the food item blocked off. >>> by the end of this weekend we could have our first democratic candidate in the 2016 presidential pool. folks who know her plans say hillary clinton will post an online video sunday announcing her bid for the whit

as we know, rodney king was witnessed getting beat up by 17 officers and only less than a handful wasconvicted while the other officers stayed to watch enchanted and did not come to his defense. while he was handcuffed. we also know that trade on martin was also a victim in which zimmerman admittedly, told the officers that he shot trade on martin and was released to go home. we also know that oscar -- was handcuffed. we have videotape through cell phones, to high tech knowledge he and how is it that these officers are not convicted? so the batch camera has to be more than just a batch camera. we need an independent agency. outside of the police department that will enforce what is seen on the batch camera were rails makes no sense to wear one. thank you. >> president: thank you. next speaker, please. welcome. >> testifier: my name is betty jones and just coming to address you. i don't like to the way you talk to my pastor. he is a practice of 3rd bass baptist. you guys were run out usn the police out when you're having church but you have the audacity to sit behind desks and tell him

and he did just that. >> reporter: rodney todd sr. had not been seen since more than a week ago, march 28th. school officials had been here twice to knock, looking for the kids, five of whom went to the same elementary school. finally, todd's coworkers and family begged police for help. >> we were going to file a missing report. >> reporter: stepgrandfather lloyd edwards was here at 1:00 this afternoon when police went inside. >> the detective said hold it right there. you can't come in. this is a crime scene. >> they also found a generator. >> reporter: princess anne's police chief is scott keller. >> that generator was often out of gas. the power was off in the house. and they were in different rooms. in beds in sleeping positions. >> he was such a good dad. he was such a good dad. when they told me he wasn't going to work, i knew something was wrong. and the kids wasn't going to school. i knew something was wrong. it just hurts. it hurts. it hurts me. >> that is scott broom of our washington affiliate wusa reporting. the seven chil

and in my opinion, this is a far worse beating than rodney king, there weren't 11 officers on rodneyreporter: a few deputies had injuries. the sheriff says some of the deputies involved in part of the pursuit know pusok. he has a number of past convictions including animal cruelty resisting arrest and fighting. >> pusok is facing charges. felony evasion, theft and possession of stolen property. >>> a grand jury will decide if a south carolina police officer should stand trial for killing a man during a traffic stop. this video shows officer michael slager shooting the man several times in the back as he flees. the earliest the grand jury gets the case is may. slager is being held on a murder charge. >>> at least two massive twisters swept through northern illinois last night. two women were killed in the city of fairdale. aerial footage shows homes rips off their foundations. crews have been combing the wreckage. they say everyone is accounted for but no one is being allowed back in their homes yet. authorities say with the debris and the power outages, it's just too dangerous. >>> a

have lived in our building since the 1960's and as a representative of my building, my neighbor, rodney, would also like to testify, would like to see this come to some sort of terminal this evening. thank you so much. >> would you care to speak? please step forward. >> my name is rodney castillo, i live at 540 jones street, apartment 41, right above the address in question. i would like to see them at least by 10:00 shut it down, take it inside. i'm tired of all the tobacco smoke, it's a houka bar, they have 7 people sitting around this bonfire called tobacco and i don't smoke and the noise continues until 4:00 in the morning. and it's loud conversations, cars drive around, they stop by, talk to the people that are sitting in the parklet. it's horrible. if they could shut it down at 10:00, at a reasonable hour, i have no problem. they need to take it inside at 10:00. that's what i'm saying. thank you. >> any other public comment? seeing none, are you coming to speak under public comment, sir? >> hi, my name is david wallase, i live at 556 jones street, which is one building over from n

that suspect has a lawyer now and he's calling his clients beating worse than rodney king.ie elam is following developments for us this morning, good morning stephanie. >> good morning, victor and chris. >> the fbi launched an investigation to find out whether or not the man at the center of this video if his civil rights were violated. >> here's your pursuit. >> reporter: a police chase that looks like something out of the wild west. >> i've got this guy on a stolen horse. >> reporter: 30-year-old francis pusok attempting to yacht run law enforcement on the back of a stolen horse in a rural part of san bern dino county. a knbc helicopter was recording as the bizarre chase ends when the horse bucks the suspect. >> the suspect being tased. >> deputies a attempt to tase him. as deputies get closer pusok appears to surrender lying face down on the ground before putting his hands behind his back. that doesn't stop the officers from mobbing around pusok, kicking him in the groin and in the head before kneeing him and landing punch after punch on his body. it's a beating that las

rodney, we're very sorry for your loss.to ask for your reaction, first of all, to the sound we just heard from feidin santana saying he did not see a struggle for the taser. we know michael slager based his whole justification for shooting your brother on the notion that there was a struggle for the taser. your reaction? >> i was just floored, in total disbelief of the fact that he would say that there was a struggle, and then when i saw that there wasn't a struggle, i was so broken. it really for me apart to hear and know that he would lie -- make a statement like that that wasn't true. >> because you had heard the charges, you had heard what the officer said and then you saw this video for yourself, isn't that right? >> yes, i did. >> when you saw that video, i know we've heard from other members of your family that it was just too hard to take. your mother spoke with anderson cooper saying she couldn't even watch the whole thing. did you, yourself, watch the whole thing? >> i tried to, but it was hard to watch it. >> at

that came up as early in this area of citizen video as the rodney king case. then about that video desensitizing the jury because it was shown so many times so many times. now, of course that kind of video is so much more widely possible. it changes the balance of power, not because video exists there are different kinds of conversations and different kinds of coverage. if you look back at the press coverage in south carolina last week end, it was essentially just the police's side of the story. that's oftentimes understandable. for the most part the police side is accurate. you see how a video comes out and changes the balance of power in news media coverage not just because the video exists but because of the conversation and coverage it generates. we don't have to play it multiple times to have those conversations. >> especially today, unlike when the rodney king videos came out, you can go to the internet. >> the internet is a superior medium when it comes to videos like this. i think debates and discussions happen best on television. in order to see the v

rodney todd is the man's name. he and his children were found dead inside a house in princess anne maryland. they were killed in their sleep by carbon monoxide. our chris gordon has our report. >> reporter: there is profound sadness here. 36-year-old rodney todd and his seven children died of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning from a generator he ran in the kitchen after his electricity was shut off. >> just know weerg not going to be able to see him and that he died doing what he always did best and that is being an awesome father. >> reporter: a co-worker was concerned because she hadn't seen todd since march 28th. all seven children attended local public schools and their absences were noted. >> they made phone calls and two home visits and of course there was nothing unusual about the exterior of the home and when they went there, they receive nod answer. but they tried on two occasions to make home visits. >> reporter: rodney todd began renting this home in november of last year. i called delmarva power to a

you have been to rodney square. >> yes, i have.ennis williams says wonderful opportunity for the city to encourage citizens to become better aware of environmental issues. so the free public event 11:00 a.m. until 2:00. rodney square located at 920 north king street. a lot of fun. >> nice park. we met a lot of people from wilmington that day. >> when you wake up in the morning, mike, what's the first thing, do you look out the window and try and see the city? >> i try to roll over, read few verses from the bible that i can get up and run ooh few miles, maybe do some gardening. >> all before you come into work? >> yes, then i shave then shower. >> wow. >> and that's enough. >> okay ya do you do any charity work? >> charity work, too. >> wonderful, can you imagine waking up and looking at values of space outside of your window? >> that's what the people at the space station do. >> true. so this is what they saw outside of their window yesterday morning. >> the northern lights? >> yep. so they are over australia right now. astronaut s

the fact of the matter is we saw in the rodney king case, thought it would be a conviction it wasn't. eric garner, a video, no charges, so i think what's going to have to happen in this case is if there was evidence planted and it appears it was, if you can find a jury a fair and objective jury and a judge that can weigh everything and weigh the evidence at what's coming at them from the other side then there's a fair chance. it's not a slam dunk by any means. >> gentlemen thank you all so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up now that dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty on all counts will he be sentenced to death or life in prison? >> something that we can put, you know one more step behind us. >> we're going to get a live report from the "boston globe," and we'll tell you how to weigh in on the sentence in today's gut check. and developing now nearly 60 million people in the path of severe weather today. that's after tornadoes, heavy rain and huge hail slammed a dozen states. >>> and president obama is expected to remove cuba from the state sponsors of terror list. it may happen as

. >> you made reference to it lightly, but an expert referred to the rodney danger field problem. in other words, that it feels like it doesn't get enough respect. what does it want. what does it - how does it see itself that the world doesn't share when it looks from the outside at iran? >> iran had a revolution. it was a real revolution. many in iran didn't know what they were getting themselves into. specifically, they didn't know that they were getting an islamic government out of this whole thing. they have now had 36 years of bad management by this group that is running the country. that group is good at security. hassan rouhani, the new president, and zarif, the foreign minister are a breath of fresh air. they are saying that iran has to become part of the world. they have to get away from the need that we are isolated alone and under threat. we have to participate in the rest of the world. the nuclear think is the first step in the prospect. with domestic politics in this country or iran, there's many a slip that can take pleas. that is the objective. the question is shoul

>> i think we're seeing back as far as rodney king to what's happening in south carolina that the videotapingfficers plays an important role of accountability >> right now walking down an overpass. this location a year and a half ago the 26 -year-old young woman hit a nurse coming home from work. driving drunk and hit dana head on going around way down the street. >> she began drinking in the middle of the day. she had arrived with a friend and had no intention of driving. she looked intoxicated while still being served. when she left she was led to get into someone's car and drove off. she drew 45 minutes where she was driving the wrong way down a one-way street and hit dana head on. >> my last memory is a look up and see a car. >> pled no contest to a single count of service of alcohol to an intoxicated patron. many people are many people are questioning if this punishment was severe enough ashley hit dana head on. ashley was killed immediately. blood-alcohol was twice the legal limit. >> is still surreal. >> she survived but went through months of rehabilitation. >> surgery. i will probabl

tensions evolve take rodney king. rodney king was not the beginning of the problems in los angeles. problems in los angeles history confirms were deeply rooted problems. deeply rooted problems of the have notes able to get ahead and a group of people being suppressed and repressed and eventually the rodney king beating happened and riots emerged across the city and that's when the thugs came and took over but that did not discount the previous which history now tells us that people had been repressed and oppressed. baltimore city residents say that's what happened in baltimore. across this community in west baltimore and beyond around the turn of the century. the police crack down came in. stop and frisk came in. one after another was taken and taken off the streets and put in jail. over time those hash police activities continued according to the people on the street. there became to be a vast distrust of police. it was prevalent throughout the community. it's been written about by the baltimore sun for years and years and years and anybody who knows anything about baltimore and we

once convicted of attempted robbery. >> this is as bad if not worse than what they did to rodney king sheriff was treated for minor injuries and now behind bars. both the fbi and sheriff's department are now investigating. the deputy name are not being released following several death threats following several death threats. abc news san bernardino. >> now the new york woman authorities calling a serial bribe. 39-year-old lee ann accused of marrying 10 men apparently not divorcing them. she pleaded not guilty they laid on the tenth marriage plex laid on the tenth marriage plex. police believe she was marrying men to get into the country. 7 of the men from red flag country including egypt, flag country including egypt turkey, georgia, pakistan and currently married to 4 people. officials say if convicted she could face 4 years in jail. >> now to abc news exclusive. nearly 2 decades after school teach her an affair with the 12-year-old student now married kim is opening up about the scandal that brought them together. bar were walters interview with mary k and vale. you can watch at 10:

rodney todd hatd a generator running in the kitchen. he and his kevinseven children died of carbon monoxide while they slept. the service was disconnected last sokt and there was no request for reconnect the service. the power company removed a stolen electric meter and removed it a week before the family was found dead. >>> your support is pouring in to replace a fire engine destroyed in a massive fire. they lost rescue 33 while fighting a fire at a warehouse in capitol heights. the station has set up a go fund me account. that site is getting very close to raising $1900 at this point. a long way to go though. the department is trizying to raise $250,000. search fire engine if you want to learn more about the fundraising effort. that engine was insured but the price to replace the 15-year-old vehicle is more the insurance will pay. >>> new fallout after a deadly shooting aboard a navy ship this norfolk last year. the changes now being made at that base. >>> an umbrella will be a necessity this morning as we deal with another wave of ra

that's rodney king being beaten by police in los angeles followed a high-speed chase.t was 1991 when videotaping police action was rare. fast forward about 25 years and is this now the norm. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: eric garner, a father of six in a choke hold on a brooklyn street. accused of illegally selling cigarettes in december. the bystander's cell phone even picks up gardner gasping for air. garner was pronounced dead at the hospital. officer panta leao with his arm around garner's neck is how on assignment awaiting investigation. and later, cell phone video captured an officer shooting dead a 25-year-old holding a knife. that case is under review. michael brown's case in august wasn't caught on cell phone camera but his body on the street was. so were protests. >> what's your name, sir? >> reporter: some officers acted negatively once they realized they were being recorded. >> take your hands away from my camera, please. >> hey, hey, hey, you can't do that. it's the law. >> reporter: in new jersey after a police canine attacked a fact on the ground. police tr

this is the home where the tragedy occurred in princess anne maryland. 36-year-old rodney todd and his seven children all found dead inside. this afternoon i spoke to a nephew and some friends of the family all gathered outside. >> didn't ask nobody for nothing. took care of them kids by himself. he sacrificed for his kids. and at the end, sacrificing causing his life. >> reporter:ed to rod knee todd was raising the children by himself. electricity to the house had been shut off. the family had been using a generator in the kitchen, which had run out of gas. police say the home had a smoke alarm but no carbon monoxide detector. coming up tonight on news4 at 5:00 the very latest from the princess anne police chief as he holds a news conference to update the situation. that's the latest from princess anne maryland. chris gordon, news4. >>> they call it the silent killer. how can you make sure that what happened with that family in princess anne county doesn't happen to you? erika gonzalez has what to do a bit later this-in this hour. >>> we now know what's inside the suspicious package t

the mariners are up 7 to 3 after as a single off from ando rodney that ties up he is on for doolittle and told the little gets back from injuries is a home run for nelson crews as the mariners win eight to seven they are tied for the lead in the american league west. the big story tonight jordan speaks >> vicki : in missouri, a student rowing team comes under attack by water. is st. louis county missouri, the washington university rowing team practice was interrupted by something you don't see everyday. asian carp where shooting out of a lake while the atheletes were rowing. the flying fish might have smelled a little fishy.but no students were hurt. one rower described getting hit by one of the flying fish as "slippery". >> jason :they wanted out of the cold water opening day tomorrow at at&t park looks like we're going to see some nice weather. sunshine but a little bit cooler with ratings below the '60s. winds of about 20 mi. per hour and the rest of the bay area sunshine just about everywhere except for the morning it looks like a nice day >> vicki : 11. stay connected with kron 4

rodney todd worked for dining services.ervisor telling us todd was a single dad raising his five girls and two boys. those close to the family say that todd and his children died from carbon dioxide poisoning. princess anne police are waiting for the official cause of death from the medical examiner. >>> a jury will likely begin deliberations in the boston marathon bombing trial. juries heard weeks of dramatic testimony. prosecutors say that accused bomber dzhokar tsarnaev committed a, quote, cold, calculated terrorist act. defense attorney told the jury that dzhokar was involved but heavily influenced by his older brother. >>> today students and d.c. officials will rally against budget cuts at wilson high school. the rally set for 3:45 this afternoon at the flag pole in the front of the school in northwest d.c. the public school system wants to cut wilson high school's budget next year by 10% or 1.8 million. >>> more developments todayed in the 2016 presidential race. kentucky senator rand paul will announce his candidacy.

this is as bad if not worse to with a did to rodney king. >> they beat the crap out of him, and now they are trying to avoid getting in trouble. leon: the deputies are on paid administrative leave pending the outcome. new information of the security contractor involved in the prisoner escape last week. 7 on your side confirms the was marshal service is ending its relationship with allied protection in virginia. they uncovered problems with people in leadership positions and also found allied protection got a multimillion dollar contract with the federal government without competition. new trouble for the secret service tonight. it officer was arrested, accused of breaking into a home. in court, arthur baldwin denied breaking the glass, what did admit to kicking the door. the woman inside identified the suspect as her ex-boyfriend. the secret service says he is on administrative leave pending investigation. an arrest and heartbreak for the family killed on the bw parkway. >> i cried right there. leon: the painstaking process the police used to catch their suspect. and caching on a potenti

remember some of the very first was in my home town of los angeles in 1991 when the rod any king -- rodneypened and a citizen filmed it and whether it is eric harris or walter skod or tem eric rice or someone who was punched by a law enforcement officer in los angeles. imurging citizens to continue to do this. >>> and more breaking news of the protests in baltimore continues. we'll take a brief break. we'll be right back, next. introducing the citi ® double cash card. it earns you cash back now and cash back later. with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay with two ways to earn on puchases, it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided. king -- rodney king beating continues. >>> these are live pictures outside of the baltimore police precinct. you can see police officers on one side and barricade and protesters on another. we have heard some swearing and pushing and aggressive expletives but people feeling safe and bringing children out to protest. our breaking news news coverage continues now with anderson. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. new demonstrations on the streets of baltim

. >> good job commissioners chair rodney aim richard fong i live here locally my interest in particularroject whether or not the zoo is going to be environmental review whether in the zoo this large project over 8 hundred thousand gallons in the lot area when they did that they brought in three or four hundred hours power fortes motors in the parking lot area would then drift all around the plans and the animals of the zoo when i looked that thoroughly i didn't like that too much at all we have animals in our zoo that are rare and ensdargsdz species not necessarily of the red-legged frog or bats but we have our own animals environmentally this leaves a shock when you have 1 on standby motors ready to pump this water all the way to the presidio and the golden gate park and other places it will cause a lot of the disturbances to retained and people around the area i don't have the ability to try to explain what kind of impact with the animals at the zoo everything is about the cost of piping i'd like to see this deferred to a later time specifically when the look at the alternatives there

that's rodney king being beaten by police in los angeles following a high-speed chase.was 1991 when video taping police action was rare. fast forward about 25 years and this is now the norm. eric garner a father of six in a choke hold on a brooklyn street accused of illegally selling cigarettes. the bystander's cell phone camera even fixed up garner gasping for air. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: garner pronounced dead at the hospital. officer pantaleo now on modified assignment awaiting a federal investigation. in st. louis last august cell phone video captured police shooting dead a 25-year-old man holding a knife. that case is under review. michael brown shooting in august wasn't caught on a cell phone camera but his body in the street was. so were protests and police reaction. >> what's your name sir? >> reporter: some officers react negatively once they realize they're being recorded. >> hold on. i have a constitutional right to record. you're interfering with that. take your hand away from my camera please. >> hey, you can't do that. you can't do that. massachus