and, this is where some investigators recovered some of the shell casings.usand people were on lake shore avenue celebrating the juneteenth holiday when gunfire broke out. you can see people ran for safety after they heard the gunshots. >> people in front of me started running away from me toward the gazebo. i turned around and 300 people were running right at me so i stepped into the bush with my dog. >> reporter: some people and a parent pushed a stroller into a nearby garage to get away from the shooting. >> i thought it was maybe just fireworks. >> reporter: after the large crowd cleared out of the scene, police placed 31 evidence markers on the ground. near the intersection of lake shore and brooklyn avenues. oakland police say six people were shot. from 16 years old to 27 years old. a 22-year-old man died. a cell phone video shows people helping a woman who was shot. >> i pray she will make it to the hospital. she ain't okay. she is bleeding a lot. please lord, let her make it to the hospital. please god. >> reporter: police say they were already in th

when they got home, they found this in their carport a shell casing, a reminder of how far the bullets can travel. >> either somebody was shooting guns out of their window or shooting guns coming to or fro. they didn't care what they were doing. >> reporter: oakland police are combing through cell phone video and vacancy video to find the gunman, including a 22-year-old man from san francisco who died. police say the injured range from san francisco gang members to innocent people caught in the cross-fire. the ages of the victims range from 16 to someone in their mid-60s. >> there were a large number of firearms at the lake on that day. people continue to come to the city of oakland armed with firearms. >> reporter: oakland police chief armstrong says police beefed up their presence at the lake to as many as 60 officers, but even that did not stop revellers from getting in the way of ambulances to tried to rush victims to the hospital. >> we had people who continued to dance in and around ambulances, preventing the ambulances from leaving the area. >> reporter: the chief also criticize

more than 100 shell casings recovered at the scene. police say the crowd outside the venue returned fire. just hours after that video was released, police divers finding that vehicle submerged in a canal, saying it was reported stolen earlier this month. the venue had been rented out for a local rapper's album release party. police say the shooting was targeted but still don't have a motive. >> you all killed my kid! you must burn! >> reporter: clayton dillard sr.'s 26-year-old son clayton dillard iii died in the shooting. the heartbroken father interrupting a news conference, demanding justice. the shootings come on a violent memorial day weekend in miami. seven people shot on friday night. three on thursday. >> we have to be clear about what's happening in miami-dade county. these are acts of domestic terrorism. >> and we see that concern there. victor oquendo joins us from the scene of that shooting. and victor, you've been reporting about police finding the vehicle and the release of that video, but there's also a substantial rewar

so they don't fall through the ground. >> and the brass back happen to have seven spent shell casingsles bed. >> you think you found the weapon? >> without a doubt. >> but lea had plenty of doubts. >> he has the skills to do that. but he doesn't have the personality or the hard to do that. >> police arrested weldon. at the station, he initially denied everything. >> the gentleman got shot. i'm asking you where you were at last week? >> what's location? >> have anita soledad. >> i don't know that location. >> but when police told him they had some potential dna evidence that would place him at the scene, his story suddenly changed. >> i have a feeling i'm being set up. >> by who? >> in fact, i know i'm being set up. >> who setting you up? >> i'm so stupid. >> the prosecutor didn't believe weldon have been framed exactly but set up? in a way, yes. >> remember those horrible allegations of abuse diana made against greg? that he molested her and their son? she believed that diana fabricated them. >> all the therapists, the physicians, everyone that was involved made the determination that

and in that dryer with the gun that belonged to becky, a blanket with holes in it, a shell casing andna on it. >> i tried to be as open minded as i could and wait and hear all of the evidence, but as it went on i was convinced that she was guilty. >> the state argued it was premeditated murder by a woman who had been living a double life. but becky's brother and chief supporter wasn't buying it. >> do you feel like the evidence was overwhelming against becky? >> if you wanted to convict her of being a slut, a greedy slut, yeah, not a murderer. >> coming up, questions about the evidence -- >> they didn't fingerprint the dryer. they didn't fingerprint the gun. i mean how do you not fingerprint a gun? >> -- when "dateline" continues. . except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with

found two cars with bullet holes and shell casings but no one hurt, no one around. searched the mall and parking lot, didn't find anyone involved. >>> 40-year education veteran in north bay is accused of molesting a child. shoreline unified school district was arrested for lewd acts with child under 14. school district released a statement saying in part the health and safety and well-being of students is most important priority. took swift action and placed mr. raines on leave. >>> water bills are rising for nearly 1.5 million customers in east bay. late this afternoon, the board of directors for east bay mud voted unanimously to increase the water and waste water rates by 4%. will affect customers in san ramon, oakland, berkeley, richmond and other parts of the east bay. takes effect in july, next month, second hike next july. could also be hit by separate surcharge months down the road if the drought continues. >>> vice president harris landed in d.c. following trip to mexico and guatemala. met with the mexican president about the crisis at border. vp announced t

they found 2 cars with bullet holes in several shell casings and one of the parking lot shortly afterre were reports of a suspect to enter the mall and then fled through another exit. police say they haven't received any reports of injuries. officers are still on the scene investigating in the mall remains open for business. we'll be bringing you more information as soon as it comes into the newsroom. >> parts of far eastern contra, costa county are abuzz with bear sightings. yeah. there are reports of a bear spotted in the communities of nights in and the discovery bay kron four's maureen kelly talked to a woman whose home security cameras picked up video of a bear just taking a morning stroll in the subdivision. >> here's video of the bear walking around marina circle in discovery, bay has 6.15 sunday morning. >> for 7 minutes or 8 minutes. it was wandering around front of our house in the neighbor's house and then it jumped over the fence and went into the water. >> one camera even shows that shaking off as it comes out of the water. it was funny because of the bear was wandering a

police say around 2.30 officers arrived finding 2 cars with bullet holes along with seseseral shell casings in the parking lot. officers say shortly after there were some reports the suspect entering the mall than exiting through another side. investigators say so far there have been no reports of any injuries or arrests made them all, though, is still open for shoppers and other business. we'll continue to follow this story. bring you updates as soons they become available. take a break from the headlines now to talk weather this tuesday. a live look at san francisco. >> cloud four-seat meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by to tell us about the clear skies ahead. yeah. guys. weather headlines certainly going to be cooler than normal around the bay area. maybe as much as 15 degrees low. they not so bad. still be comfortable outside. but it will be a little bit chilly tonight, especially in some of the valleys overnight tonight unusually cool. those temperatures dropping down, maybe low 40's along the clear. now that some fog early on in half moon along the coast. lot of sunshine out the

the 2200 block of lakeshore avenue just before 6 30 saturday evening, at least a couple dozen shell casings littered the area after police say at minimum one shooter fired rounds that killed a man yet to be identified and wounded six more, including a vendor. one of the victims did succumb to his injuries. last evening, he was pronounced deceased at a local hospital. uh, he's been identified as a male adult 22 years old and he resides from san francisco. police say there were roughly 5000 people in the vicinity where shots were fired because sideshow enforcement officers were reassigned to the scene just prior to the shooting, giving police the beefed up presence needed to catch and arrest two armed suspects fleeing the scene. investigators are still looking to see if those individuals are connected to the shooting, and it may and that the investigation reveals that they were not in total. police say there were about 10,000 people around lake merritt saturday, and many were celebrating juneteenth. our investigators believe that this is not directly connected to june teens. police say they'r

lot officers blocked off an area yesterday and found at least 2 cars and bullet holes in several shell cases all around those cars. police say after firing the shots, the shooter entered the mall took off to another exit. thankfully no one was hurt in all of this. and san francisco police made huge bust of illegal drugs and guns. they say they were headed to the streets of the tenderloin neighborhood officers recovered more than 30 pounds drugs looking at that on your screen. 16 pounds of fentanyl along with more than $45,000 in cash 2 semiautomatic guns. several ghost guns. and after all the searching and serving search warrants at locations in oakland, 5 men were arrested. the beauty queen wife of joaquin el chapo guzman is set to plead guilty this week to helping him. one is multibillion dollar drug trafficking. empire. 31 year-old emma cornell. as for all is expected to appear in federal district court in dc tomorrow. she was arrested back on february on drug trafficking charges carry a maximum of life in prison. she's accused of acting as a go-between for her famous drug kingpin husband

at least a couple dozen shell casings littered the area after police say at minimum one shooter fired rounds that killed a man yet to be identified and wounded six more, including a vendor. one of the victims did succumb to his injuries. last evening, he was pronounced deceased at a local hospital. he's been identified as a male. old 22 years old and he resides from san francisco. police say there were roughly 5000 people in the vicinity where shots were fired because of the oversized crowd nearby sideshow enforcement officers were reassigned to the scene just prior to the shooting, giving police the beefed up presence needed to catch and arrest two armed suspects fleeing the scene. investigators are still looking to see if those individuals are connected to the shooting, and it may. and that the investigation reveals that they were not in total. police say there were about 10,000 people around lake merritt saturday, and many were celebrating juneteenth. our investigators believe that this is not directly connected to june teens. police say they're seeking a motive in the shooting and

trey: you mentioned dna, if they are shell casings, you may want to look for touch dna and fingerprintses] but my experience is, their best solved quick and close to the time of the incident as possible, when does the bureau or law enforcement again to think about bringing a profiler increment to help them come up withro a profile of who could he done this? >> to the best of my knowledge, the bureau is not involved right now and burden to make that request would be on the agencies that have the ticket working it right now so a local agency or state agency will ask the bureau for assistance in that and they will definitely offer definitely do it and i'm sorry it's something they will do but right now this is a hunting camp so they've got cameras everyone is speculating on social media why don't they just put the cameras? and oftentimes the cameras are designated toward where the deer are and you have specific pathsd they take, places they sleep and they are known frequent so the cameras in march part from being a security effort no cameras in march part was probably geared toward back st

so we found the two shell casings. sam picked them up.ey don't find those. detectives wanted details. >> so why was, why does he write the message? >> i don't know. i don't know. he said he was just seriously messed up and had about three or four pills. >> how about her pants? >> her pants were -- it looked to be like cut. and so he said he used the scissors to cut them as best he remembered. he was blacking out a lot. he didn't remember everything that he had been doing. >> this statement seemed to match the facts. julie's autopsy showed she had not been sexually assaulted. the scene had been staged to make it look that way. detectives felt dan was finally starting to cooperate. >> you're a good guy. you're a good guy. you just got yourself in a bad spot, man. >> you want to do the right thing. i know you do. >> i do. >> all you got to do is point us over to sam, and let's close this chapter. it is done. okay? >> where is my phone? >> what's that going to do? >> wait for it to ring. >> if he was waiting for a call from sam her, it never

. >> believing the shot came from a handgun, police looks for shell casing.there were none. nor any other evidence. still, detective evans figured there was a party that night, through the rebound to be people who saw something. >> my thought was, as soon as i get to headquarters and going to separate them and someone is gonna tell me what happened. >> did they? top >> everyone talked, but with each and every person that i talked to, they didn't see anything. >> 80 miles away, at 5 am, the digiuro's phone rang. >> it's numbing. it's hard to imagine the feeling. >> suddenly your life doesn't make sense anymore. >> it absolutely stops and pivots in an instant. and then it was, now what? >> and soon, everybody knew. >> i couldn't even believe it. i didn't understand it. who would murder somebody so wonderful? >> it was about then that the first really useful evidence came back from the medical examiner. bullet fragments were recovered in the autopsy. and the ballistics showed it was an a handgun at all that killed trent. it was a rifle. which turned detectives e

the riminton rifle ejects as shell casing between shots.ould have flown out as the killer -- >> [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> he already puts himself. they're so, jason simply has to commit the murder and instead of doing the other tasks they said he did. >> is it your belief that jason shot his mother? >> yes. >> painful as it was, bill had been suspicious of his son early on. and remembers a moment when it all became clear. not long after the murder, bill says, jason found out he was going to visit his lawyer. >> he came barging through the door and he said, what are you going to go see your lawyer about? >> and i said, i just need to get something's and. there's some things that don't add up. and that's when he slammed his fist on the counter top and he said, my life is over. >> his life, jason's life? >> his life is over. i knew then he had done it. >> it was a shocking realization. you're telling me, your boy became a monster? >> he did. he did. i'm ashamed. >> you shouldn't be ashamed? you do everything you could

we'll also have some empty artillery shell casings strewn on the ground because artillery was the greatest killer of world war one. and then we asked saban for another particular image when you look at the sculpture. you see that almost all the figures are moving left to right. they're moving across the line of sight of the viewer. they had their shoulder. the viewer there are perpendicular to the except this one figure. and we asked the sculpture sculptor. give us a figure that stops and stands and turns and looks out directly at the viewer. to create an opportunity for the viewer to commune directly with the sculpture. and we said in that figure. give us the thousand yard stare. the 1000 yard stair. is that look of shock and awe and incomprehension that soldiers have when they come out of the chaos of battle and the stress of battle. as they have a moment to stop and pause and think back on what it is. they just experienced what it was all for what it meant what it cost. and you see at the feet of that soldier are a couple empty helmets in those empty helmets represent the dead. and then

several shell casings also found on the ground. police say that after firing those shots, the shooter entered the mall took off through another exit. no one was hurt. >> the mayor of richmond will pay you $2500 if you report the use of illegal fireworks and your report leads to an arrest as kron four's. michelle kingston reports tonight fireworks have been a huge problem in that city, particularly for the past year. >> i've never heard so explosions. so consistently since so since i was in vietnam 50 years ago. it's just incredible. >> the mayor of richmond says illegal fireworks have been going off throughout the city for more than a year. he's hoping people will help lead police to those who are lighting off the fireworks go zone its lot. >> you know, if it were to 3 days around the 4th of july may be. i think people could live with it what but now it it or not, you know, and sometimes in the daytime. >> if you report the illegal activity and police are able to make an arrest. you'll be rewarded $2500. police say they can't stop

i'm a shell casing reports tonight. lots of people are choosing to take the masks off and dine and drink inside. >> take a look around downtown livermore on a friday night. these outdoor tables are normally packed with people when it's over. a 100 degrees. most people are choosing to dine indoors. it's sweltering it's uncomfortable. >> yeah. i would want to be out there right now. >> empty tables on the sidewalks in downtown livermore. there's almost nobody outside, but a few people braved the heat. it isn't too bad. it's kind of comfortable. but we're out here because we want to stay say the majority of diners on friday night, though, in livermore are eating inside it was 80 degrees or even maybe up to 90 it would still be full outside. but 9900 degree plus weathers. >> that most people want to be inside with their cold outdoor tables are also empty anyway. craft brewing everyone does outside definitely that heat wave came at the perfect time and >> we're happy not wear a mask any more to do with temperatures in the tr

they found the shell casings and the woman is taken the hospital. she does not have life threatening injuries. time now is, well, i'm not sure i can see 7. '02. and today bart is getting closer to its regular schedule before the pandemic while because they didn't need all the trains and the fast pace of it moving because nobody was hopping onto the trains last year had nowhere to go. but now people are going back to work and start to travel or, you know, even have a little fun. let's go see who's right and called for sarah stinson is live at the daley city by station. hi, sara. >> yeah. here you can see it's pretty busy. people coming in going right now from the daly city bart station and because of this increase ridership, they're going to have 26 more trips on me monday through friday schedule and 16 more trips on the saturday schedule. if you ride bart, take a look at your screen right now. we're going to show you everything you need to know. and that includes the lines that will be affected by that. and that includes. more rides on where am i? t

and they found several shell casings there. the woman been shot. they took her to the hospital. she has non life threatening injuries. >> time now is 8. '02. and today bart starts to get closer. >> to normal and recover from the pandemic. they i mean, they can use the money. the writers could use the service because last year they had to cut back service because nobody was writing and you have to go like work was canceled. everybody was home in the sweat pants and now i guess people are on the move again, cover sarah stinson is live in daly city at the this is not like a normal monday morning commute. but where's everybody going. >> well, they're going to work for sure. there's a lot of people here at the daly city bart station. you can see right now some people heading up stairs to the platform to catch bart everyone wearing their mask because guess what, those are going to stick around. they just talked with bart. call and they heard that bart is seeing ridership increased nowhere near to where was pre pandemic, but slowly but surely we're seeing things go back to normal. so b

. >> reporter: the plastic cups covered the shell casings from 41 bullets fired by police, after theyve been reaching for his keys. >> in many ways, the '90s ends the way it starts with a spotlight on violence against black bodies by law enforcement. diallo. two people who did not deserve to be on the wrong side of state violence were. >> in our community, we live with that fear. that it could be one out of our brothers or one of our nephews or one of our sons. i just wish everybody could understand. >> reporter: a symbol of a price paid in new york's war against crime. rudolph giuliani has countered the outrage with carefully-selected statistics. >> shots fired by police officers has decreased by 50%. >> reporter: and steadfast support for the nypd. >> the new york city police department is the most restrained. substantially more restrained. it's among the most restrained police department in the country. >> many people thought even though times had progressed, in other ways, some of the images were not that much different than images people might have associated with the '50s and '6

>> that is something that we have knowledge in our case against shell, and also the dutch acknowledgese change is not something from within borders, it is a global phenomenon, and especially the impact is being seen in the global south, all though -- are mainly in the global north and that is why it is so important because it applies to shell all over the world. shell as to reduce its co2 emissions by 45% globally on average globally, so maybe shelton will move faster in europe and slower in other places in the world, but average 45% in 2030 which is a big step but a necessary step becaine this is what science said seems to be done to avoid dangerous climate change. it is a global verdict although it is done in the netherlands. that is a big step forward in our fight against lima change. -- i met change -- climate change. these companies are often in europe and the u.s. but their impact as globally as well as his verdict. host: cornelia, after your appearance on this program you are offered and you accept the job as ceo at exxon in america. can not run the company. exxon is well known

they found shell casings. they are on the scene and found the woman. they took her to the hospital. she does not have life threatening injuries. >> 6 '02 is the time right now. and today bart is getting a little closer to having a normal schedule during the pandemic. duryea did the story. there was so paltry that they run a regular schedule. why all the strains. but nobody is hopping on and everybody had to be so far apart. now they can pack in like the old days. but will they be packed and governor sarah stinson live. the daly city bart station. what is it, 6 o'clock. is it that busy yet. normally would yeah. >> i mean, they're surely some people here on the platform behind me. i can see them about a ride barden getting on bar pretty frequently. ridership is up, but nothing like we saw pre pandemic and answer question. the goal is not to pack everybody in. and that's why they're adding 26 trips monday through friday. they're also adding 16 trips on saturday is if you ride bart, take a look at your screens. you can see what you need to know. the additional troops will be on the busi

actual incident that started this when police responded the next morning they found a number of shell casingsnd a handful of nearby homes and cars damaged no injuries were reported. the shooters are all still on the loose, but that was across the country bring it back to the bay and this is new at 10. we've dramatic new video of a home invasion. >> in san pablo this was back on may 12th. we've frozen the video here to kind of paint the picture you see this guy we blurred his face. this is the homeowner use their watering, his lawn behind this white car. you can't really see his face. but that is one of the suspects in that hoodie and then there is another suspect that is hiding on the other side of that white car. we'll play it. you see what happens. sits a coordinated attack these 2 suspects surround the poor guy from both sides. got out and they just drag this guy to the front his front steps and then they eventually dragon inside the house and there are family members in the house. police say the robbers proceeded to hit. all of the family members. you know, 5 people, additional people ins

another person was also shot but is expected to survive, investigators found multiple shell casings at the scene but have not released any suspect information. anyone with information should call the marin county sheriff's office. the prosecutors today confirmed that they will no longer seek the death penalty for scott peterson if he is granted a retrial. peterson was convicted back in 2000. two for the murder of his pregnant wife, lacey. a superior court judge is now considering whether petition to get a new trial on just the penalty phase. separate claims of juror misconduct could bring a complete retrial, prosecutors say. after consulting with lacey's family, they decided to take the death sentence off the table. the next hearing is set for june. 18th if no do trialist granted, peterson will be sentenced to life in prison. new information tonight about a fire in antioch that destroyed eight apartment units and displaced 40 people. authorities arrested 44 year old james hosemann for tossing illegal fireworks into a field behind that apartment building on hargrove street and starting

several shell casings also found on the ground there. police say after firing the shots, the shooter entered the mall took off through another exit. no one was hurt. san francisco police made a huge bust of illegal guns and drugs which they say were headed to the streets of the tenderloin neighborhood. >> officers recovered more than 30 pounds of drugs, including more than 16,000 fenton out along with more than $45,000 to semiautomatic guns and several ghost guns. all after serving search warrants at locations in oakland, 5 men were arrested. san francisco police chief bill scott says the amount of fentanyl recovered from this bust is enough to overdose the entire san francisco population 4 times over. tonight, a lyft passenger has quite a wild story to tell after a wild ride. >> get this. she says the driver dropped her off but then sped off with all of her property. the victim says it happened monday morning in san francisco near hayes valley. she says the driver stole her luggage, her wallet and her passport. well, for state of the ps

they found shell casings on the scene. they are investigating. she's in the hospital with non life threatening injuries. it's 9. '02. and today barred is getting closer to up and running on a regular schedule because they need more trains because more people are heading back after getting vaccinated covid it's down. ridership is up. >> yes, it is calm for sarah stinson is live in daly city and you've seen the number of people commuting from there. sara. >> yeah. people going to school and work this morning it's been pretty busy here at the daly city bart station. people i talked with excited to hear that there will be 26 more trips added to the schedule every single week day that's going to make sure that trains are more frequent. and if you miss it, you don't wait 30 minutes now you have to wait 4 to 15 minutes depending on what line you're going on. take a look at your screen as well would say this is these are the meat and potatoes of it all. you can see on your what is going to change the additional troops will be on the busiest lines, includ

shell casings were found at the scene there. police are asking anybody who has information to talk to the sheriff's department and give whatever you saw time now is 5. '02. and today barr is getting a closer well closer to normal schedule that they had a long time. yeah. they've been very light for more than a year because of the pandemic. so many people not traveling. but today the trying to get back to being busy let's go live to kron. 4 sarah stinson in daly city to see what changes are in store. hi, sara. >> ridership is up for barred, but none nowhere near where it was prepandemic. however, it is time to start adding some trips 26 trips for the monday through friday schedule and 16 trips for the saturday schedule and that is because they are truly seeing a few more people riding and they were, you know, during the peak of the pandemic. take a look at your screen would allow for you. so, you know exactly what to expect. those who depend on bart will want to listen up. you can see the additional troops will serve our busiest

at least a couple dozen shell casings littered the area after police say at minimum one shooter fired rounds that killed a man yet to be identified and wounded six more, including a vendor, one of the victims did succumb to his injuries. last evening, he was pronounced deceased at a local hospital. uh he's been identified as a male. old 22 years old and he resides from san francisco. police say there were roughly 5000 people in the vicinity where shots were fired because of the oversized crowd nearby sideshow enforcement officers were reassigned to the scene just prior to the shooting, giving police the beefed up presence needed to catch and arrest two armed suspects fleeing the scene. investigators are still looking to see if those individuals are connected to the shooting, and it may. and that the investigation reveals that they were not in total. police say there were about 10,000 people around lake merritt saturday, and many were celebrating juneteenth. our investigators believe that this is not directly connected to june teens. police say they're seeking a motive in the shooting

police found dozens of shell casings from various semiautomatic weapons.. >> i lost something that i can never get back. just, please, please. please say something. >> this 6-year-old girl was shot and killed in minneapolis last month. she was sitting in the back seat of her family car when she was suddenly shot in the head during a hail of gunfire. >> you murdered our loved one, a 6-year-old baby. a precious little girl. you murdered her. i don't want nobody to feel what we feel. right now. how can you live with yourself? >> reporter: despite her grandfather's pleas that the killer turn himself in nobody has been arrested. ania was the 20th child shot in minneapolis this year according to cnn affiliate kare. the gun violence archive tells us they expect at least 300 children will die as a result of gun violence this year. a slight increase over last year and a 40% increase over 2019. in part, because of an increase in gang violence but, also, as the temperatures get warmer violence typically increases. this past weekend the group logged 40 overall gun dea

i think many we showed with our, with our case against shell, the, the, a big clue such as show can no longer continue crossing dangerous climate change. and this is very strong signal also to the other companies that are responsible for a lot of emissions. clearly am i there in the national courts legislative internationally because that's an effect, i guess what we're talking about the business is that good or bad? well, it's new. i mean it's something that has happened in the us for some time. it's really not that much in europe, but the climate flemish change debate is a global thing. so we shouldn't be surprised that it's happening. it's going to be tough for companies to comply. and you know, sometimes it's very much a 1st world thing. it's easy to see how this can work in the 1st world. we also need to look very hard at what it means in the emerging economies and what it means, you know, for energy poverty and so on. lorenzo in room will we expect to be able to see more litigation around the corner, but i mean, it will be a long, slow process. presumably we're talking about a ti

they recovered more than 100 shell casings at the scene. the venue had been rented out for a local rapper's album release party. police believe the shooting was likely part of a feud between rival groups and was targeted but still don't have a motive. >> targeting individuals and at the same time hitting innocent people that have nothing to do with their beef. ruining families. harming mothers who are here today. >> you all killed my kid. >> reporter: clayton dillardson's 26-year-old son died in the shooting. the heartbroken father interrupting a news conference demanding justice. >> and that's the pain that you see. >> reporter: just hours after that surveillance was released, police divers finding the suspect's vehicle submerged in a canal saying it was reported stolen earlier this month. this incident capping a violent memorial day weekend in miami where seven people were shot on friday night. three more on thursday. the mayor pleading for the public's help. >> we must get these killers off the streets. we can only do it with your help.

yeah, i think that's something that we acknowledge in our, in our case against shell and also the judge. but villages climate change is not something from within borders. it's a global phenomena and especially the impact is of course being seen already in the global. so although the courses are mainly in the global north, and that's also why does this such an interesting and such importance for it because it applies michelle for the room. so shell has to reduce its emissions with 45 percent globally on average. lovely, so maybe shell will move the foster in europe and a slower in other places in the rope, but on average 45 percent into the us 30, which is a big step. but it is also a necessary step because this is what science needs to be done to avoid dangerous climate change. so it is a global hoarding, although it is done in the netherlands. and that's a big question. that's a big step forward in, in our fight climate change. and therefore, i think it's it, although the headquarters of these companies are often in europe in the us. but their impact is globally as well as this. the ve

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in the case of the radio proximity fuse for shells, the opposite is true.he idea was obvious to all, and it was the production, this military engineering challenge of getting it into the shells that was the difficult part. and only the american group succeeded at that. most stories of the proximity fuse this central point. they sort of conflate the shell fuses, the important advance, with the fuses in rockets and bombs, which are less important. and two, then this the point that the wiring was quite simple. as murrell wrote in 1944, the one outstanding characteristic in this situation is that the success of this type of fuses not dependent on a basic technical idea. all of the ideas are simple and well-known everywhere. it is almost not quite an invention. it is a development, an engineering problem that was only accomplished the american side. dr. mcmanus: you can see it evolving over time like that. it is interesting because there is not any one eureka moment. it is an evolution of how this weapon will work. steve, another question draws on your decades o

the labor in the world and all the and and nobody was shelling at you you could you could you could build something like this, but this isn't the case in a normal sector in in the in the front lines. you'd see sandbags corrugated tin corrugated iron and they even experimented with chain link fencing to keep the to keep the dirt back trench warfare. nobody really wanted to get into this. they had seen what had happened in the sino-japanese war, but what happens is with the the mass mobilizations of armies and that's the two armies clash at the battle of frontiers in 1914, they clash they dig in and they start trying to out flank each other each time met with stalemate. so by the end of 1914 early 1915. you have a solid line of trenches from the base of the swiss alps in the south to the belgian coast where the war sits for about the next four years the french army generally holds about 80% of the line when you really look at the war the french army the french army has about 80% of the line in the roots really on the western front. the war is really between the french and and germans going going at it. the french lose between 1.8 1.2

so it's not the matter of shell company started to pull the rug out from anybody. it's the bigger countries, the united states on this caseit was germany insisting these other countries. doing things that are causing other countries to lose tax revenue. >> i'll just pick up on that. janet yelled the treasury secretary ate a speech a few i guess it was last week. she called for a minimum global tax. this is a big deal for the u.s. treasury secretary to come out. she suggested a global minimum tax of 21%. the fact that the united states is for the first time calling for that kind of thing is the sort of stuff we need to see. there will be a race to the bottom. the irs is underfunded by an absurd amounts of money. the irs commissioner testified yesterday were losing about a trillion dollars from tax cheats it's largely the wealthy corporations. bunch of the stuff can be addressed. it's just that we have to have the will to address it. and we have got a political system where the people have the will to address it come across party lines is not matter. biden's infrastructure plan is more popular by about ten points when you t