tensing is accused of shooting samuel dubose to death during a hung jury. the prosecutor wants to retry him in another county. >>> still ahead, despite opposition from his inner circle, the president-elect will meet again with a former presidential candidate. >>> and then losing anything important to you is just the absolute worst. but what about if you lost your pay check? oh, my goodness. how one woman was lucky enough to get that check back. >>> it is 4:40. i'm power of 5 meteorologist jamie rudd. as we go through the day today the wind will ease up a little bit. the silver lining to all this wind, it's ushering in that milder air. make the most of it. big change by the end of the week. more on that coming up here in just a couple of moments. >> j.d., thank you. >>> new this morning, planes are in the works this morning to celebrate the life of prince on the first anniversary of his death. >> paisley park will host a four-day celebration from april 20th to the 23rd. bands scheduled to perform include prince's former backup band the revolution as well as

about the killing of samuel dubose. >>> and in another high-profile trial. the video of a man shot in the back. while running away from an officer. day 1 of the michael slager trial next. have you seen it? what you need to know about the misleading memes being shared on twitter and how to make sure your vote really counts. >>> plus, we haven't really mentioned it. but of course, we're aware the indians did not win the world series last night. but never fear. leon bibb is here to show us >>> today the jury heard from in cincinnati police officer at the center of an intense order trial with ray tensing charged with the death of an unarmed black man. today they watched the video of him being interviewed. he claims he was dragged killed but the prosecution's forensic video analyst broke down the own body cameras video of tensing and says there were no squealing tires and the car moved only a foot or so. it shut down the claim of tensing of being dragged down the road. yesterday the jury heard from five witnesses and one of them was just feet away from the shooti

former police officer ray tensing will be retried in the shooting death of samuel dubose. it was last july when he stopped him and feared for the car dragging him but the body cam told a different story. deters is hoping the big difference will be a change of venue. >> it is our belief that the public attention that has been focused could have seeped into the jury room and we will try to alleviate that. >> in the first trial jurors deadlocked after deliberate be for 25 hours on charges of murder and voluntary manslaughter before the judge declared a mistrial. if tensing is convicted of murder this time around he will face 15 years to life in prison if he is found guilty of manslaughter he is looking at 3 >>> police in ohio have new technology to help them manage unruly crowds, the l rad. a long range acoustic device being used by police in columbus. the device is mounted to an armored vehicle and send waves up to 8 miles. listen to this right here. >> [ sirens ] >> that will get your police in ohio say some people were complaining they couldn't hear commands to disburse be

tensing is accused of shooting samuel dubose to death. the prosecutor wants to retry him in another county. >>> traffic on a website that logs prescription pain killer abuse is at an all-time high. the site is used by doctors and alerts them to those what try to get multiple prescriptions. according to the board the site has been accessed more than 143,000 times a day. >>> let's gate first check on meteorologist mark johnson. >> we've got a little bit of rain. the wall of water if you will is cincinnati up to fort wayne, indiana. that is trekking our way steadily. it will be here after dark. most likely after 7:00 p.m. for the west siders. so greater cleveland we'll watch these little sprinkles drive south from the south toward the north and east. and they are fading just a sprinkle over towards euclid and timberlake, willoughby hills. current temperatures mild. 53 in cleveland and canton. 49 currently ashtabula to youngs town, but i'm thinking we stay in the 50s through the evening hours. and again, watch out for the rain showers especia

ray tensing shot samuel dubose in july last year, in an incident captured on his body cam.he officer was charged with murder, but a jury could not come to a decision on the case. and tensing testified that he shot at dubose after he dragged the officer by the left arm. prosecutors disputed that claim. today, prosecutors say they will decide in a few weeks whether or not to re-try the case. >>> all right, donald trump made a lot of promises during the campaign, but one in particular was jolting. >> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. because there has never been so many lies, so much dedeception. there has never been anything like it. we're going to have a special prosecutor. >> since clinching the presidency, trump has not addressed whether he will in fact try to prosecute hillary clinton. let's bring in our legal guys. avery freedman, law professor in cleveland. good to see you. >> hi. >> a new york criminal defense attorney and law professor, joining us from las vegas. good to see you as well. >> hi

retry white former university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing for murdering 43-year-old samuel dubose. officer tensing shot dubose in the head after pulling him over for having a missing front license plate in 2015. tensing was wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with a confederate battle flag under his uniform when he fatally shot dubose. a judge declared a mistrial in his case earlier this month after the jury was unable to reach a verdict. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm nermeen shaikh. amy goodman is on assignment and will return on monday. we begin today in syria, where the united nations is warning nearly 1 million syrians are living under siege, double the number last year. the vast majority, 850,000 people, are being blockaded by the syrian government. on monday, the u.n. human rights agency said civilians trapped in eastern aleppo, where the final hospitals have been destroyed by syrian government bombing, are facing annihilation. on tuesday, the u.n. spokesperson rupert colville said the attacks on hospita