dna on a shell casing recovered at the scene of steve pits murder. system, but there is no match. by 10 am, saturday morning, police open an emergency center and tips were pouring in. >> there was a lot of fear. there was a lot of unrest in the community. people were desperate for a suspect. >> no one yet knew about this man, 200 miles away. watching the news of the murders unfold. he was a former phoenix police detective. and he had a sudden, sickening feeling. >> i was certain who it was. >> coming up. >> you are 18, he was 22. >> correct. >> your first boyfriend? >> yes. >> the start of something very evil. >> i had my own terrorist, my own personal terrorist. >> when dateline continues. boom! i won't be cleaning mold and mildew next week. thanks to this. did you know lysol disinfectant spray can actually prevent mold and mildew growth? spray it every week to break the cycle. ♪ lysol. what it takes to protect.® i didn't win the lawsuit, but everybody knows i wrote that song. flo? gosh, it's been forever. you look fantastic. it's jon. hamm, from th

the weight of the words turned out to be evidence and bloody an ax, knives, a carbine and spent shell casings, when it was impossible to deny the obvious, he confessed to everything and posted a repentant video message online due to poor visibility through a 3.9 thermal imager. i saw from a distance. well, about 250 m, the silhouette of an artiodactyl that looks like a large one. i fired it, the deputy justified himself with two shots, saying that it was his elderly man. summed up the visual acuity of the kiwi of the thermal imager, confused the silhouette of an elk with a wild boar. i sold all uh, that means guns openly a social activist to friends, hunters told everyone, i will never hunt again, i will never deprive the deputies of the guilty bone as if, but rashkin himself believes that justice will fully prevail only when a live moose cow returns to the saratov forests not to accept everything from rashkin. well, you will still stand to the end until the moose is accepted, i will go all the way to the legal path e in the region of the russian federation in order to achieve justice, the pa

have been a gun that, nice at olson, because on the root of the chase, investigators found three shell casings. >> the interesting thing is that they shot at me three, times and they found the three 80 casings, that we're together and we're not from chad's gun. corresponding with the three shots. >> and there was another truly stunning clue, collected on the night of the shootings. according to his forensic expert, there was gun residue inside the young man's car. and even on some of their hands. >> somebody shot out of that car. >> because of the gunshot residue in the car, the lack of bullet strikes on that side of the car, and the gunshot residue on the hand, of the person who is riding shotgun if you will. >> then why did shed keep shooting at the car? after they made the u-turn? very good reasons it is attorney. >> if they turn around or were coming back out of there, those two cars of be on the same track, with a car coming right at him, and he's been fired on already, coming back towards, him he thinks they're firing on him again. >> chad declined is take the stand in his own defense. s

they sell sell shell casings. they were following those shell casings around and again yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. >> less than a minute later, another gunshot. the one investigators believe lewis fired to take his own life. tulsa's police chief giving credit to the officer's training. >> i cannot emphasize enough. that we train rigorously over and over and over again. >> for >> not if, but when, because we have seen the violence that has taken place throughout the united states. >> president biden addressed the nation last night demanding that congress take action against gun violence. now we'll have to wait and see if lawmakers act on that. basil john joining us live from dc with the latest on this. good morning, basil. well, james darya, good morning. and yes, this comes after the recent string of shootings. >> and buffalo and uvalde and in tulsa. and the president says enough is enough. for god's sake. >> how much more carnage are willing to accept in an emotional address to the country. president joe

they sell sell shell casings.asings around and again yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. >> less than a minute later, another gunshot. the one investigators believe lewis fired to take his own life. tulsa's police chief giving credit to the officer's training. >> i cannot emphasize enough. that we train rigorously over and over and over again. >> for >> not if, but when, because we have seen the violence that has taken place throughout the united states. >> it's 9.36, another developing story about the potential threat against a pedal in the high school. petaluma. police say the fbi identified a suspect and they found the person who made the threat doesn't live in california and it was actually to a different school under the same name. cas a grand a high school in petaluma was not the subject of the threat, but they thought they were. i'm still given what recently happened with the texas school shooting. a teacher cast a grande in petaluma says this is the last thing students needed. >> just said that these kids

they saw shell casings.ll casings around and began yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. and it was then that they heard that final gunshot. they rapidly moved to the area where they heard the final gunshot, but again, it's a carveerness building and those shots echoed and they eventually found the shooter. >> right here. >> thank you. blayne alexander with nbc news. tell us more of what you're hearing from the witnesses. we're hearing reports the gunman said i'm not targeting you. i'm looking for a specific person. is that the case? you mentioned the other three in the way. is there any evidence to indicate they were standing intentionally trying to block or shield the doctor or were they or were they just in the shooter's way. >> i don't know what the witnesses are reporting as of right now. i cannot speak to that, but i do know that the suspect, when he came into the building, into that office complex, he began firing. he began firing at anyone that was in his way. there are reports that one of the victims

they sell sell shell casings. they were following those shell casings around and again yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. >> less than a minute later, another gunshot. the one investigators believe lewis fired to take his own life. tulsa's police chief giving credit to the officer's training. >> i cannot emphasize enough. that we train rigorously over and over and over again. >> for not if, but when, because we have seen the violence that has taken place throughout the united states. >> well, here at home, the san mateo sheriff's office is using a virtual reality simulator to teach deputies how to respond to an active shooter situation. >> multiple >> yeah, this is a computer program made by a company called vert ruh and it simulates both violent and nonviolent situations. now the sheriff tells us why he thinks realistic training like this is the best way to prepare. deputies. >> i believe it's realistic training that will provide my deputy sheriffs with the ability to go in enough and effectively and immediately

garcia's team recovered 11 shell casings, each with a unique five-star stamp.et none of the neighbors called 911. >> very early on, the detectives that i was working with, who have done previous homicides, they believe that a silencer was used. >> one neighbor said she heard a noise around 4:00 a. m. but wasn't sure what it was. investigators thought that could well be nick's time of death. while detective garcia worked the scene, two other detectives went to john morelos'office to tell him what had happened. then john had to break the news to his mother. a tough conversation to have. >> oh, most definitely. that was probably one of the toughest things i've ever done in my life. >> kristy also wrestled with her new reality, a life without nick. >> i went from this amazing life to just, you know, being traumatized and just complete disbelief. >> while nick's family faced the loss of a man they loved, investigators began to learn what nick's co-workers and exes already knew. he was not beloved by everyone, not by a long shot. >> coming up, angry colleagues on the

they sell sell shell casings.were following those shell casings around and again yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. >> less than a minute later, another gunshot. the one investigators believe lewis fired to take his own life. tulsa's police chief giving credit to the officer's training. >> i cannot emphasize enough. that we train rigorously over and over and over again. >> for >> not if, but when, because we have seen the violence that has taken place throughout the united states. >> well, here in the bay area, san mateo sheriff's office is using a virtual reality simulator to treat to teach deputies how to respond if faced with an active shooter situation. >> multiple >> and the computer program made by the company ever trust simulates both violent and nonviolent situations. the sheriff says he is convinced that realistic training like this is the best way to prepare as deputies. >> i believe it's realistic training that will provide my deputy sheriffs with the ability to go in effectively and immediately neutra

they sell sell shell casings. they were following those shell casings around and again yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. >> less than a minute later, another gunshot. the one investigators believe lewis fired to take his own life. tulsa's police chief giving credit to the officer's training. >> i cannot emphasize enough. that we train rigorously over and over and over again. >> for >> not if, but when, because we have seen the violence that has taken place throughout the united states. >> we also have more developments now on that potential trip. a threat against the petaluma high school petaluma. police say the fbi took a look at this and they identified a suspect in this case. turns out that person who made the threat doesn't live in california. in fact, the threats made towards casa grande high school actually were not to the one in petaluma. instead, there is another school with the exact same name located somewhere else outside of the state. but still given the recent school shooting that we saw in texas, a

and the identification system can trace a shell casing back to a gun used in previous crimes. and they have a surveillance where they can register their own cameras to help investigators. >> it allows us to pull up the tredge. >> stay within this homicide, we have three residential and one commercial surveillance cameras that are registered and go right to those people, hey, can you look on your tape? we didn't compel anybody to it. >> they work closely with the d.a.'s office which pioneered the dna technology used to solve the golden state killer case. this evening, cbs evening news looks more into the 50-year low in homicide clearance rates. chief investigative correspondent jim axelrod travels to jackson, mississippi, a place with one of the highest murder rates in the country. that's coming up at 6:30 on the cbs evening news withn inci dent in a police van in ne haven, connecticut, that left a man paralyzed and five officers on paid leave. a warning, this video is very hard to watch. randy cox was arrested at a block party on a firearms charge. now during the drive to the

building , already after the shelling of kharkov, the fire broke out in the state emergency service shell casings the building of a cafe, a grocery store, and a library, two people were killed, four more were injured, the russians would not leave the kharkiv region alone, and the kharkiv region was inhabited by tsirkuns, the small danylov community of corog, barrels were fired at the pechenegs, they gold-plated barvinkovo ​​and pervomaisk - seven people were injured. in addition, in the elite, a russian mine a tractor driver blew up in the field, the man survived but was seriously injured, the occupiers shelled the pologh district, well , in the zaporizhzhia region, enemy shells flew into a walnut nester and a little tokmachko about it reported in the regional military administration in nesteryanka, several houses were destroyed by the blast wave, the windows and doors were blown out in malya tokmachka , the local hospital was damaged, the situation is worst in orichov, this settlement, the russian invaders are shelling daily with heavy artillery in addition to the houses, the shells damaged the

. >> a 40 caliber gun killed madison, shell casings matched the ammunition found in cunanan's duffel gun from the holster belonged to jeff trail, that andrew had stolen from trails apartment. an alert was now posted for matt since reggie and for the man they now feared was a double murderer. >> that's when i believe, and andrew cunanan really became their prime and only suspect. and by that time, he's far away. >> and, it was already too late. for victims number three. >> coming up, a killer who makes himself right at home. >> whoever was in the home have helped themselves to ham, some ice cream. they have gone upstairs and shaved. >> when dateline continues. ♪ ♪ at lowe's, you'll find products from veteran-owned businesses all throughout our store. 26,000 veterans and military spouses work here. and our no annual limit discount program saves military members and spouses 10%. every day of the year. at lowe's, our dedication to you is limitless. ♪ ♪ chicago. this is where america's romance with the skyscrapers beginning more than a century ago. a romance that is called dreamers ever s

age 27-30 killed by a bullet in the head shell casing has not yet found the approximate time of deathours on the face of signs of beatings. it discovered the reception well , in my experience, a synthetic drug. which is not i know for sure, but the crystals are familiar. phone battle last incoming seemed familiar to me you will find out your phone number is not all. it's drozdov. damn it. where's the record? at what time today the recorder recorded only the date, where it is difficult to say, but judging by the sound of the room, it is closed and deaf. under what are you starting again? excuse me, comrade colonel, but i report to the head of the investigation department. i always do everything the right way. i saw drozdov today, it's not he is colonel sasha you're at home vitya hello, good morning, comrade colonel, the order to transfer kulakov and drozdov to the regional administration has arrived. for what? well, sort of like for the murder of drozdov that's it, come visit us next weekend. vitya promised to cook a pasta pie with mushrooms while we try. why do you hate cake already?

the weight of words turned out to be evidence bloodied with an ax of knives, a carbine and spent shell casings the obvious, he confessed to everything and posted it a repentant video message to the network due to poor visibility. through the thermal imager of the sight, i saw in the distance. well, about 250 m, the silhouette of an artiodactyl externally like a big boar. i fired two shots, the deputy justified himself saying his elderly man. summed up visual acuity in the wiki of the thermal imager, confused the silhouette of an elk with a staple, i sold everything, uh, it means guns i gave permission to store weapons without ammunition and openly social women. i told my friends, all the hunters, i never hunt again. deputies will never deprive a delinquent colleague of immunity, and then ahead of schedule and a mandate, the court sentenced him to three years in prison, albeit conditionally, but he himself rashkin believes that justice will fully prevail only when a live moose cow returns to the saratov forests , do not take atrashki on a bicycle. everything. well, you will still stand to the e

federation in kyiv , the last day of russia was written on the banner, they scattered cartridges and shell casingsgressor's army one of the participants burned his russian passport, the rallies also condemned the actions of president putin and supported the armed forces of ukraine. to stop the war so that the putin regime scored more than fifty cars for the armed forces of the national guard and special forces to repair the first full-scale invasion kharkiv mechanics artem and vitaly in their garage, volunteers change the oil in the cars, sort through the hodobut, weld spare parts, what they are working on dmytro hrebinnyk saw now , a nissan suv driven to the netherlands drives into the garage to be handed over to the ukrainian military , kharkiv mechanics vitaly and artem are preparing the car, it is clear that we pumped up as the war started , we haven't had a single day off yet, we work, we work, we work because it's a necessary business, in general, seriously, eight cars are military for they delivered spare parts for various needs, we did everything for them and drove from our volunteer cars.

but what do you think, that this is a shell case, but very small, who needs it for bodrov is small. and if everything is for the sake of scandal, but if scandal is afraid, then you need to pay for this car, but this is understandable. and why do you doubt that it could be the very hijacking from me less than two days to prove malice? take it, take it, okay. thank you . this is a satisfactory result, unsatisfactory, because belyi was killed, and the task was set for felix, this task is number one, and felix is ​​alive and will testify at the trial against your ostapov and the vice-governor. and where is the guarantee that the ostapov will not have to be killed a little. hello, can you hear me, and who is hunting for the dead? you need to calm down. we both need a cool head right now. the youngest child is 4 months old anyway calm down. goes good evening. tell me the shooting was planned. of course not. whatever happens, our task remains the same. we must keep you healthy and alive, well, of course, the dead can hardly be a witness. these guys wo n't rest until they shoot me. exactly,

they earn covered roughly 50 shell casings from the scene so far. and a foreign minister shooting left one people dead. a 14-year-old girl. >> a group of people that started running in every direction. i was hiding behind bars. >> and a former judge targeted in his home and fatally shot. they say the suspect had a hit list of high government officials. the this as the nation waits for twoougs do something about this uniquely american epidemic. >> for god sake, how many more innocent american lives must be taken before we say enough? enough? >> well, that was cnn's pam brown reporting. cnn has confirmed at least nine mass shootings over the weekend, claiming the lives of 12 and wounding 60 others. many say any control measures is a swlipry slopem and their firearms being able to be taken away. one gun executive sets those are not open ended. >> no writing about walancing taa taents. there's nothing antigun about being okay with background checks or red flag laws. that's just pro responsibility. we don't live any other area of our life where we let on

he continued to shoot his own people in the street around the courthouse with blood and shell casingshe was detained only by a miracle by no one. similar did not suffer, around 11:00 in the morning there were pops around 6:00 or 7 pieces. at first i thought it was near the hospital. well, respectively, children are met. then, as it turned out, there were shots, that is, a lot of law enforcement agencies came to the investigator. still to be installed. where did ivan kostyukov take the point from? and why he was guarded by only one officer of the ministry of internal affairs, because with the criminal biography of kostyukov, one can understand that he is a very dangerous person, ready to take any risk following the results of the current trial. he was threatened with up to life imprisonment, he twice attacked collectors with weapons and grenades. though unsuccessful, here is a hereditary experiment in 2021. he he told in detail how it was to throw a grenade and subsequently proceeded there with checkers to pick up the money of the military commissariat against the two-pillar. well, the

the requirement means a serial number is required to be stamped on the bullet so if the shell casing is not connected to the scene, the bullet will still have the serial number. there is a debate about how feasible this is for ammunition manufacturers to actually do at this point. there is a requirement in california and new york. if you could remind the of the first. host: the second amendment and the aspect of infringement. guest: the second amendment says shall not be infringed. the supreme court decision where it first said this protects an individual right unconnected to the militia. it said the second amendment is not absolute, just like all other rights are not absolute. the first amendment says congress shall not make a law -- people think a lot law toward freedom of speech is unconstitutional. one of the things the supreme court will do in this most recent decision is to tell lower courts how they should be evaluating these claims. should they be evaluating the same way they evaluate first amend my claims, which is to look to what the government interest is. is it in reducin

>> we found a shell casing. i spent casing that had been fired.s we work around the residents, we found a spent casing and a live round. >> when emma's parents learned what had happened. they were barely able to take it in. >> they had told us that she had been shot. >> it's unthinkable! >> emma's father mark recalled with horror those noses during the night. >> knowing that those noises during the night were gunshots, and they sounded nothing like gunshots. >> but your instincts were right that something happened in the middle of the night? >> and you think your child safe in your home. sleeping. >> but who would want to kill this sweet, popular girl? whose goal in life was to care for newborn babies? it turned out the last few days of her life had been anything but normal. and might be the key to unraveling the mystery. coming up! >> she sees a person dressed all in black. >> a mysterious figure at emma's door. >> then this person comes to the front door, and starts trying to get into the house. turning the doorknob, beating on the door. she is

and detectives analyzed shell casings that were found at the scene against a gun belonging to armstrong. they wrote in the affidavit that the potential that the same firearm was involved is significant. next. at 3.30, it's a story you'll only see right here on kron. 4 news, a south bay couple says they became the victims of a racist rant by this man right here. it was all captured on video. >> they say it's because they were trying to help a woman who was being harassed. and it is primary election day. we will be live in sacramento right after the break. with more news challenging governor gavin newsom for governor. well this afternoon, we're hearing the heart wrenching account of one of the survivors of the uvalde school massacre. a teacher arnall full ray has lost 11 of his students during the mass shooting. reyes told abc news after he heard gunfire, he instructed his students to get under the table and act like they were asleep. but the shooter came in and opened fire. every child who was in his classroom was killed. reyes talked about the police response during the tragedy. >> did

actor, and no dear, finally, sh is like a shell casing, tiny, brassy, and often find at crime scenes, fox news contributor, kat timpf. charles, welcome to the show. fuchsia or purple ties frisky when it comes to color they invent new ones all the time, i don't know. it's in the purple family i guess. >> apparently we should have called earlier and work this thing out freight i feel like and may be among cute as i have been wrong in the past rarely. i feel like there's an implicit agreement between politicians, people of power and perpetrator freight you keep it to yourself and your neck of the woods and we will look the other way. in chicago, as long as you stat in this site, and you don't com over here, we're going to eventually let it go. in my crazy? >> no, you're not crazy bright and chicago, some people say on of the reasons it's even got worse is because of gentrification of the black neighborhoods have gotten smaller or the hispanic neighborhoods so the turf wars are more intensified. again, they look the other way. if you know you can get away with certain things, growing up i

well, it wasn't the shell casings that took the control shot to the head, there were no witnesses, he left it either there, well, or a crazy fan. here, please, here write with my words spelled correctly and autographed. we and and and and and here, please, we need an autograph. well, this is also for me personally in memory. oh thanks. who is this? this is nobody, this is our non-staff employee, always rummaging under my feet. ask can i stroke you? i had such a shepherd jack as a child, and what is the name of this one? a rich man's fantasy by the way, be careful with him, he bites and he's still flea-ridden. and all the girl, maybe she was threatened, who lately . i was just about to ask, they always write strange things to me, if you want, i can give read. goodbye. it was very nice to meet you, see you again maksimov maksimov business card return i'll attach the protocol well in the mouth well, i've arranged a combinator come on. forward well, what kind of people are these? hello hello why take off pants tetanus is done under the shoulder blade? inject doctor, i'm sorry, i 'm here.

police said they recovered roughly 60 shell casings from the scene so far. there's more a. strip mall shooting left one victim dead, the a 14-year-old girl. >> a group of people started running like every different direction and i, myself, was like hiding behind cars because the shots kept getting closer and closer. >> reporter: and in small town, wisconsin, a former judge targeted at his home and fatally shot. he had a hit list of high government officials. all of this as the nation waits for washington to do something about this uniquely american epidemic. >> for god's sake, how much more carnage are we willing to accept? how many more innocent american lives must be taken before we say enough? enough! >> reporter: cnn has resources across the globe. but these mass shootings are coming so frequently, it's hard to cover all of them. something congressman ted deutch notices. >> can we take a step back for a second and acknowledge that there limteralry are not enough cnn reporters and production crews to go to every place in america that had a shooting over the weekend. >> t

>> they also actually found shell casings and actual bullets. >> turns out police found shells from twovidence. it means that more than one gun used in the shooting. >> lorenzen was shot five times, but he was shot with two different guns. so we got another shooter. >> i'm thinking to myself, oh, my god, who could have killed my friend? why would somebody want him to die? >> the answers wouldn't come quickly. in fact, it would take a book written five years later to shed new light on the case. a book written by none other than sherra herself. >> and then this book comes out which almost appears to give clues. seriously, i thought they were both boys. life is full of unexpected expenses. like you weren't expecting to feed the whole neighborhood. some you can blame on the internet. okay, what is this, a spa? and some, you can only blame on yourself. oooh, maybe put it in rice? with walmart+, there are no unexpected expenses to worry about. join today for free grocery delivery with no markups. this is a hero, walking his youngest down the aisle, which to his bladder, feels like a mile. yet

.-15. 30 shell casings from that a.r.-15 were found on the ground of the second floor here at the hospital. seven other were found from a handgun he purchased three days prior. authorities say they received a phone call from an individual they identify as his wife, called about 30 minutes after the shooting saying she was aware that he was intending to gun down these individuals at the hospital. they say whether it came right before he began shooting or after or during it is not quite clear. but authorities are suggesting at this time that they were not aware of the gunman's intention. at the same time you're talking about four civilians who were shot dead here in tulsa, oklahoma at the hands of an a.r.-15 and another handgun. >> what's the reaction of the community there? >> reporter: you know, i think you heard from the hospital ceo that spoke there, they held that press conference within the corridors of this hospital, which is back fully open as of 3 a.m. this morning here. and this is an individual, the surgeon here who was targeted by this gunman who had worked here over decades. ind

at this time, as a result of the shooting, we have numerous shell casings throughout the 200 block and 300 block of south street. >> police are looking through all of that evidence as the mayor is also speaking out. crime is up in the city of philly anyway the mayor addressing this latest tragedy saying in part our city and our country have experienced a steep rise in gun violence over the past two years. we have spent these years grappling with this rising epidemic and doing everything we can in our power to not only stop it but try to understand why the violence continues but he says it is senseless, needless and also deeply troubling. we are also learning about another mass shooting that happened in chattanooga tennessee overnight but police say three people were killed and also at least 17 others were hurt in the shooting sure the downtime bar some people were saying people are struck by the car will fleeing the scene they did have a press conference this morning saying they are looking for more information. as you can already assume this is a very complex situation. we are trying

police say they recovered roughly 60 shell casings from the scene so far and there's more. a strip mall shooting early saturday morning left one person dead. phoenix police say the vic staple 14-year-old girl. >> a group of people that just started running every different direction and i myself and the shots kept getting closer and closer. >> a former judge targeted in his home and fatally shot. authorities say a suspect had a hit list of high-level government officials, all of this as the nation waits for washington to do something to do something about this uniquely american endemic. >> for god sake, how much more carnage are we willing to accept? how many more innocent american lives must be taken before we say enough, enough. >> and since we filed that report, yet another mass shooting making nine mass shootings over the weekend. police in georgia said one person was killed and three wounded in an away donned house in jam of. and just a few minutes ago parts of philadelphia's south street district went under a curfew after that mass shooting there, and a young survive f

police say they have recovered about 60 shell casings from the scene so far.nd the death toll continues to grow. one person killed and eight wounded at a strip mall shooting early saturday morning in phoenix. >> group of people that just started running every different direction, and i myself was like hiding behind cars because the shots kept getting closer and closer. >> police say the victim in the phoenix shooting was a 14-year-old girl. >>> all right, on capitol hill a gun reform is looking possible. both sides expressing cautious optimism as talks progress. >> i have never been part of negotiations as serious as these. there are more republicans at the table talking about changing our gun laws and investing in mental health than at any time since sandy hook. now, i've also been part of many failed negotiations in the past, so i'm sober minded about our chances. >> i think there is a place to land that's consistent with the second amendment as i've been advocating for expanding background checks. by the way, encouraging states to have some kind of red flag

police, but the weight of words turned out to be evidence bloody ax knives, a carbine and spent shell casingsny the obvious, he confessed to everything and posted a penitential video message for poor visibility. through the thermal imager of the sight, i saw in the distance. well, about 250 m, the silhouette of an artiodactyl that looks like a large wild boar. i fired two shots, the deputy justified himself saying his elderly man. summed up the visual acuity in the wiki of the thermal imager confused the silhouette, an elk with a wild boar. i sold everything, uh, so the guns i gave permission for possession of weapons without ammunition and openly social women. i told all my friends, hunters, i will never hunt again . but rashkin himself believes that justice will fully prevail only when the live moose cow returns to the saratov forests, not to accept reflection. everything. well, you will still stand to the end until moose is accepted, i will go all the way through the legal path in the region in the russian federation in order to achieve justice, the path of the moose cow to the forest lies

actually assigned to get on their hands and knees with scissors and cut the grass away, looking for a shell casingullet or anything. and we have no idea who she is. there was no identification, no phone, nothing laying with her at that time to help identify her. >> but that mystery would be solved soon enough. heather, by now in a panic, called an old friend for help. >> i contacted a detective i knew from vanderburgh county and -- >> i mean, i'm getting chills right now. are you getting a sick feeling? >> oh, i was sick all morning. it was so much anxiety and i didn't know what to do, and i just kept thinking i'm wrong. >> she gave the detective halee's full name and description, and he forwarded the information to the warrick county sheriff's office. investigators there immediately checked facebook, where they found halee's profile and picture. >> and there was a tattoo visible. there was a tattoo visible on facebook, that matched. so, we were pretty certain at that point who our victim was. >> warrick investigators called heather collins and asked to speak with her in person. she walked into th

what these officers did, when they first entered the building they saw broken glass, they saw shell casings. they were following those shell casingings around and began yelling "tulsa police! tulsa police!" and then they saw the rapid gunshot and ran to the area where they heard the rapid gunshot but again, it's a cavernous building and so the shots echoed, and they eventually found the shooter. >> right here. >> thank you. can you tell us a little more -- the witnesses that you -- hearing reports that the gunman said to people i'm not targeting you. i'm looking for this individual person. is that the case? second, you mentioned the other three in the way. is there any evidence to indicate they were standing intentionally trying to block o doctor, or were they just in the gunman's way? >> i don't have any information on what the witnesses are reporting as of right now. i cannot speak to that. but i do know that the suspect, when he came into the building, into that office complex, he began firing. he began firing at anyone that was in his way. there are reports that one of the victims held

detectives analyzed shell casings found at the scene against the gun that belongs to armstrong. >> andhey wrote in an affidavit, quote, the potential that same firearm was involved is significant. that's the latest in the story except 52. we'll be right back. well, we're back at 7.55. and bts has a new challenge for their fans. the k-pop boy band is asking the bts army to share their memories of the group on youtube shorts and include the hashtag. my bts story. what they want to do is combine all these clips and use them in a tribute video that the band is putting together to mark their 10 year mark together, the challenge launches on friday and you can bet they'll be millions of around the world that will be contributing millions of millions of dollars are some michael jordan stuff. >> well, one up for auction christie's in new york showing the collection. this is an online only sale. they have got a pair of game warm player exclusive air jordan sneakers that michael wore in his second to the last game when he was a bowl and also this rookie card 1986 signed estimated to go for to 3 m

police say officers found shell casings from five different guns at the scene. so far, no arrests. meanwhile, in chattanooga, tennessee, two people were shot and killed, and 12 injured early sunday morning. one person died after they were hit by a car while trying to flee. this was chattanooga's second weekend in a row of mass shooter violence. today is the 157th day of the year, america had at least 246 mass shootings so far, that's an average of 11 per week. democratic senator chris murphy who is hoping to lead bipartisan talks for new gun safety legislation, says a deal is within reach, but acknowledged it will not include several of his party's priorities. >> i cannot do everything i want, we will not ban assault weapons or pass comprehensive background checks but right now people in this country want to make progress, they don't want the status quo. >> i've never been part of negotiations as serious as these. there are more republicans at the table talking about changing the gun laws and investing in mental health than any time since sandy hook. >> the house is scheduled to me

detectives analyze shell casings found at the scene against the gun belonged to armstrong and they wroteential that these are the same firearms used is pretty significant. we'll take a break at 9.52. we'll be right back. ♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right. philips. we just had that promo? because we're about done here on the kron 4 morning news. but before we go, we do want to visit with olivia. find out what's coming up today on live in the bay. olivia, good morning. and congratulations on a fantastic premier. the show yesterday. >> good morning, james. thank you so much. i i take it. that means that you guys watch the premiere, right? yeah. was a big fan of the mix trick segment like oh, my goodness. all right. yeah. some good stuff going on there. i'm gonna try i'll see if i can make some of those. you absolutely should. let me know how goes. yeah, i and so what we've got coming up today. well, coming up today on live in the b

. >> well, as kelly beeson reporting, detectives analyzed shell casings found at the scene against the to armstrong and they wrote in the affidavit, the potential that the same firearm was involved is significant. again, it looks like new york is the last place she was spotted. so we'll see where the investigation goes. it's 5.52. we'll be right back. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities.™ ♪ ♪ don't miss tekgear for the family... only at kohl's... you'll get quality activewear starting at just $15... the best part? it feels as good as it looks... more style. more savings. kohl's. ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can b

philadelphia's chief inspector frank told us more than just gun shoe detectives combing a crime scene for shell casingsbutton holing witnesses. >> just about every murder is dozens of sources of videos. >> these days the focus of first 48 hours after a thest crucial investigators is gathering video. >> video has become the new witness. >> reporter: we visited philadelphia five days after a shooting on south street, a buftsling commercial center left three dead and 11 wounded. >> the area is blanketed by video surveillance. >> reporter: during that time the lead investigator captain jason smith's team captured no less than 45 angles of the shooting. but this modern day of canvassing businesses for video is time consuming often requiring warrants and subpoenas but it works. while they were showing us the shooting detectives just got word. >> just got word right now. >> you feel the arrests were made so quickly because of the video you have. >> without a doubt. >> reporter: but for all of the technology it's no match for what cops and chief told our investigative teams at cbs stations across the country,

literally, while bloodstained greenery was still drying and the sun, we collected shell casings from weapons used kalashnikov even belt said machine guns as well as containers from heavy weapons used against the villages. 60 millimeter mortars as well as rockets visited the freshly dug grades are they're well one member. the community was buried, saw the photos of corpses, corpses that had been mutilated, and also spoke to hundreds of eye witness sources, as well as some perpetrators part guards and soldiers. who describe the campaign as well. so you visited these places in the aftermath of the attack, and you've gathered photographic evidence and what would be then the motivation for these crimes? well, at the end of the day, the park is set up on a rigidly violent, neo colonial model for conservation. that's bobo all around the world. it basically says that a communities can not inhabit national parks, cannot have it protected area. everybody from the government government, which provides substantial material and financial support at the park throughout the period in which this cam

police say officers found shell casings from five different guns at the scene. so far, there have been no arrests. meanwhile, in chattanooga, tennessee, two people were shot and killed, 12 injured early sunday morning. one person died after they were hit by a car while trying to flee. this was chattanooga's second weekend in a row of mass shooter violence. today is the 157th day of the year, and there have been at least 246 mass shootings so far. that's an average of 11 per week. that is normal life in america, joe. >> yeah. again, i think, katty kay, i'm so glad you're here. i certainly want to talk about the queen's jubilee, but whenever i talk to good friends from britain, conservative friends from britain, torys from britain, people who share my views on culturization, politicians, small government, they'll look at me, and always have, and say, "you americans and your guns." and the contrast between the united states and great britain is so striking, considering we share so much in common. but in this one area, it's just -- the difference is just shocking, i

prosecutor general's office of the dpr attaches all the facts of shelling to criminal cases against theommand of the armed forces prokopenko sergei truskov andrei rudenko oleg bondarenko news, donetsk daily military engineer discovers and removes several dozen anti-tank and anti- personnel mines from the ground, which are operated by sappers in the unit of the western military district in the kharkiv region will publish the ministry of defense military make targeted trips at the request of residents of liberated settlements, the group conducts engineering reconnaissance of the area. then proceeds to clean up the area from explosive objects. when mines are found, they are deactivated, damaged or faulty ones are destroyed on the spot with an overhead charge. vladimir putin made a number of important statements about the special operation to protect donbass and the situation on the global food market. the president answered the questions of my colleague. pavel zarubin the second host of the program. moscow kremlin putin noted the problem the head of state began long before the start of the

and this is the worst thing about all this, everyone is like that. the case of kidnapping or shellingpart of the criminal case, the military investigative committee is studying all the places where shells hit civilian objects are collecting materials for the future tribunal in the past 3 months alone , 140 civilians have died from ukrainian shells in the dpr residents boris maksudov mikhail vitkin andrei rudenko oleg bondarenko valery sapegina news, donetsk two journalists of the rapper's agency were injured in shelling near severodonetsk they were driving a car that was provided by the people's police, the driver died, and the journalists themselves were injured. one of them was hit in the leg by a piece of shrapnel, the other had a broken arm, both of them, as reported by the hospitalized? moscow and lugansk became twin cities declaration of cooperation was signed by the mayor of the capital sergey sobyanin and the head of the administration of lugansk, monolis pilavov, and the agreement between the cities has already begun to work. and so it happened. it is known that moscow will t

they want to call back fire in order to accuse our troops of shelling civilians in both cases. they are preparing to shoot videos in order to make a fuss in the western media. in the same way, kiev literally the day before tried to inflate another scandal by passing off a fire in an idle shopping center in kremenchug as consequences russian strikes. everything is as always, first loud headlines in the press, then convening an emergency meeting of the un security council moscow presented facts exposing fake, but the representatives of the west, however, as always, let them pass by their ears, while sharp discussions. still, it did not work out, as noted by the first for our permanent representative in the organization, the world community began to get tired of ukraine from new york, report by yuri olkhovskaya. the un security council has become a platform for agitation of the kiev company, which is trying to beg from representatives of nato countries for more weapons, such a statement was made by our deputy permanent representative dmitry polyansky after volodymyr zelensky joine

know at this point is we recovered the two eraw bean bag casings and three .40 millimeter less shell casings along with four 40 millimeter projectiles that had been extended. the reason that we listed it that way is we don't know for sure two things until we actually have the entire investigation and how many. we can count the rounds and one thing that -- there is a couple of questions asked during an investigation. and number one, make sure that the officers and not the 40 millimeters because they can only be loaded one at a time. and the bean bags over the other bean bags, and the bean bag casings, there's five that can be loaded and we want to make sure that the officers had loaded and took the capacity. and we don't know that until we interview and go through the evidence and i can't answer that. i can tell you what was recovered, which is on page 10 of the commander's talking points. in terms of the contact, we don't know and we can't confirm until we have confirmation from the medical examiner's report if there is injuries. when you review the video, you can see what is believed to be

sources telling our nbc station in new york a single shell casing was recovered at the scene. ck to you. >> thank you. >>> now to the latest on that deadly human smuggling case from san antonio. the man accused of driving the 18-wheeler involved in that case is now in custody. homero zamorano jr. was arrested yesterday charged with human smuggling resulting in death authorities used surveillance video to help identify the suspect. on monday 53 migrants were found dead after being trapped in sweltering conditions inside the trailer of that semi truck, and all four men are now in federal custody in connection with that case. >>> lots more to get to on this thursday morning including someone in vermont waking up a multimillionaire this morning, and they may not even know it yet. there was one winning ticket sold for last night's $366 million jackpot, and here are the numbers folks, 8, 40, 49, 58, 63, power ball 14. no word yet on where exactly that winning ticket was sold, but this is the first time someone has hit the power ball jackpot since late april. >> my brother was in verm

military administration bodies and it is they who determine the directions and targets of shelling, in any case, these persons will be known to everyone, including the international community, in kharkiv they are also recording new crimes by russians on northern saltivka, in the area that was probably the most affected by rockets and artillery of the rashtists, law enforcement officers are inspecting destroyed houses and collecting projectile fragments which will later become evidence against the aggressor in the courts here, most of the high-rise buildings with charred walls , broken windows and collapsed ceilings, and even in the apartments themselves, locals find enemy shells read more tsn correspondent viktoriya streltsova among the ruins and broken walls in the window of the house in the northern village of seltivka flies a blue and yellow flag, the only resident stuck it in the air conditioner broken by a projectile. гараже всё время а Когда началась кодга сюда приехал уведлі ех two hits of shrapnel е in my air conditioner. kharkov was left with a sick mother, her husband returned to her

the prosecutor's office opened a criminal case after the shelling of the red beam with missiles of thetical complex point u, more than 30 residential buildings were damaged. from the kursk region comes a message about the shelling of the rylsky district, fire was opened from the ukrainian side at the border checkpoint krupets, i note, at the end of april, the kiev security forces. they already hit him by firing several shells, then we did without casualties and destruction about what the new shelling led to - the governor said grass romance. today at 7:30 am, the enemy from ukraine fired at the grain checkpoint in the rylsky district, there were no damages, our border guards suppressed the attack with return fire. russian air defense shot down ukrainian su-25s in the krasnopole region of the donetsk people's republic . the warehouse would have supplies for foreign weapons foreign weapons equipment were also destroyed in the areas of railway stations in the dpr and in the dnipropetrovsk region , artillery strikes continued on areas where enemy forces were concentrated , in addition, 12

and this is the worst thing about all this, everyone is like that. case of abduction or shelling - thispart of the criminal case, the military investigative committee is studying all the places where shells hit civilian objects, collecting materials for the future tribunal only for the past 3 months from 140 civilians were killed by ukrainian shells in the dpr boris maksudov mikhail vitkin andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko valeriy sapegina lead, donetsk two reuters journalists were injured in a shelling near severodonetsk wounds. one of them was hit in the leg by a shrapnel fragment, the other had a broken arm, both were reportedly hospitalized? and moscow and lugansk became sister cities, a declaration on cooperation was signed by the mayor of the capital, sergei sobyanin, the head of the administration of lugansk, monolis pilavov, and the agreement between the cities has already started working. and so it happened. it is known that moscow will take on many humanitarian projects in the donbass than the capital of luhansk will help the russian capital, olga kurlaeva will tell in detail. to

and this is the worst thing about all this, everyone is like that. in case of kidnapping or shelling,ow part of the criminal case, the military investigative committee is studying all the places where shells hit civilian objects are collecting materials for the future tribunal in the past 3 months alone , 140 civilians were killed by ukrainian shells in the dpr boris maksudov mikhail vitkin andrei rudenko oleg bondarenko valery sapegina vesti, donetsk hello on the air the film industry is with you ivan kudryavtsev in the new issue summing up the spring will tell. what films and studios earned the most in cinemas last season, leading russian film critics. our club of experts will name the best series that aired on domestic video platforms. well, let's start this issue with a documentary game historical picture of besieged football during the great patriotic war on may 31, forty-second, in besieged leningrad, at their stadium, local dynamo hosted zenit as well as the legendary performance shostakovich's seventh symphony by the orchestra of the leningrad radio committee. that football ma

krivoy rog, in case of an answer, loud headlines are already ready. in the media they're selective shelling and deaths of civilians, the ministry of defense also announced that the kiev regimes were preparing a provocation with chemical weapons, sbu officers arrived at a sanatorium in the odessa region, where they had already instructed the management on receiving victims of khimki and providing first aid. the russian ministry of defense today gave a detailed commentary on the events in kremenchug, poltava region of ukraine, where a shopping center had previously caught fire, as it turned out, the aerospace forces delivered a precision strike on hangars with foreign weapons and ammunition, and already from them detonation own there was a fire in the nearby. shopping center in short , dotted and dotted, although kiev western propagandists. they tried to paint a picture of supposedly targeted shelling of a civilian facility and threw in a whole series of fakes that anton podkovenko exposed. the amstor shopping center was not destroyed by rockets, but suffered as a result of an explosion next