on his way to work, gregg threw the shotgun into the stillwater river.arbage bag and threw that into the river as well. the next morning, tragically, 4-year-old johnny woke to find his great-grandparents dead. incredibly, he ran over a mile to his preschool. no one knows how he possibly found it, but he did. when he got there, he described the scene in the only way he could, by simply explaining what he saw. >> i walked into my grandparents' room and i found them melting. >> a jury found gregg myers guilty of two counts of aggravated murder. he was sentenced to two life sentences with no possibility of parole. for all his careful planning, he never realized two things. first, that the police could raise the scratched serial number and tie the shotgun to him. and second, that he left his fingerprint inside the latex glove that tied him to everything in the garbage bag. >> when we found that shotgun, it was just amazing. it was a sense of relief that we had some physical evidence we could get our hands on that i was hoping was going to connect him. >> mr.

the "shotgun rider tour" starts june 5th in little rock and goes all summer long.rs and applause ] >> jimmy: how's it going? >> good, good, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. i want to thank you again. several months ago, guillermo and i traveled to tennessee and you and your lovely wife faith hill were kind enough to let us sleep over your house. >> we did. i don't know if we let you. >> jimmy: you asked if we could sleep over. you said okay. >> it was fun. >> jimmy: it was a lot of fun. >> i wanted to show you around the farm. some horses i wanted you to see. you were more interested in all choch the stuff faith had sitting around the house. >> jimmy: that's true. faith and i talked about decorating a lot. >> let's go outside. no, this is a nice rug. >> jimmy: i wish that was a joke, but it wasn't. it really wasn't. [ laughter ] i wanted to talk to faith. it's as simple as that. >> you were trying to get me out of the house. >> jimmy: yeah, go with the horses. do whatever men do out there, i don't know. we have wicker to discuss. >> but it was fun. >> jimmy:

one suspect caring a shotgun. two invaders fled the scene leaving that shotgun and a bag, behind. cruisers with k9 units searched the area for brief time. those two suspect are still at large. >>> also breaking, fire has damaged three vacant row homes in philadelphia strawberry mansion neighborhood. that call came in around 3:45 this morning to a couple every homes at north 29th and diamond streets. one of those homes partially collapsed in the back. we have live picture right now of the same scene you see firefighter at the very top of the ladder there. at least two homes sustained damage on the second and third floor. right now, there is no word on injuries. >> good morning everyone, also in the news, police are looking for a man who got into a south philadelphia home, and sexually assaulted a woman. >> they also want to know if there is a link

one suspect was caring a shotgun. the two invaders fled that scene, leaving the shotgun and a bag behind. police say they are still at large this morning. >>> right now, 33:00, oh, if you're headed back to work or school you will be warm today katy? >> absolutely, a lot of air conditioners avenue feeling will be running in prime gear here today. we start to really get in on more of a summer like just hot, humid pattern. yesterday got pretty hot. we actually ended up upper 80s here if philadelphia, but we didn't have quite as much humidity. just didn't feel that oppressive outside. that changes here today. it is definately going to be much more noticeably muggier day for you, storm scan3 featuring, right now virtually nothing. we actually do have a little hint of might tour just off to the west, few very isolated speckles of showers firing up northwest, central pennsylvania, yes, shot that maybe some of the north and west most counties ends with quick shower if not rumble every thunder towards evening. that said, i thi

markus kaarma says he grabbed a loaded shotgun he had for protection. >> i'm sitting there with the shotgun on the front door. and i can't tell if it's locked or unlocked. and i'm starting to shake at that point, you know, the adrenaline's coming, like, oh my god, these guys actually came back to the house. >> reporter: he said his wife stayed back, while he went out the front door and turned toward the garage. >> few quick steps around my front. and you saw where my truck was parked, pretty much with my butt touching my grill guard. that's where i stood. and then she flipped on the light. >> reporter: kaarma told the detectives he was blinded by the sudden light and realized the only one way for the intruder to get away was to go past him. then -- >> i heard something move, like, a piece of metal hit the cement. either that or a piece of metal hit a piece of metal. it sounded like either a metal wrench being picked up or maybe the axes. >> reporter: so markus kaarma says he did the only thing he could to protect himself. >> immediately i fired high up into the right corner of the garage. h

one suspect caring a shotgun. two invaders fled the scene leaving that shotgun and a bag, behind. cruisers with k9 units searched the area for brief time. those two suspect are still at large. >>> also breaking, fire has damaged three vacant row homes in philadelphia strawberry mansion neighborhood. that call came in around 3:45 this morning to a couple every homes at north 29th and diamond streets. one of those homes partially collapsed in the back. we have live picture right now of the same scene you see firefighter at the very top of the ladder there. at least two homes sustained damage on the second and third floor. right now, there is no word on injuries. >> good morning everyone, also in the news, police are looking for a man who got into a south philadelphia home, and sexually assaulted a woman. >> they also want to know if there is a link to a similar attack two month earlier. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, joins us now at police headquarters to bring us up to date on the investigation, jan good morning. >> reporter: erika ukee, good morning. one clue could connec

, prompting the drone's owner to call 911 on their own. >> the neighbors took out a shotgun and startednd shot the drone out of the air. >> reporter: even celebs are not immune from being droned. miley cyrus shot this instagram video last year appearing to show a paparazzi drone hovering outside of their home. >> we have enough paparazzis. >> conflicts like this have become increasingly common as sales of drones have skyrocketed. drones are already in an $84 million industry selling 250,000 units last year. even commercials like this audi ad. >> i think we can make it. >> reporter: poking fun at how common they have become. >> no sudden movements. >> reporter: while they found their way in to unwelcome corners, they have opened up a world of hidden beauty. >> look at this. it is unbelievable. i'm standing on this colossal stalagmite. >> giving lifeguards a new way to help swimmers as shown in this video. >> drones are definitely the future of search and rescue. you can see things with this technology that you can't see with the human eye from the ground. >> reporter: camera-equipped dro

put the gun down. >> if we did charge, he would fire the shotgun. so our special response team members were protecting themselves by returning fire. >> with negotiations stalled, agents try tear gas to get sublet out. >> it never seemed really to have an effect on him. he was always able to, i don't know, to evade it or found some area where it didn't come in. >> the stalemate continues into the night, through the next day, and into another. on the morning of the fourth day, overtired and dehydrated, sublet starts talking to negotiators. the conversation is captured by the robot camera. >> i got [ bleep ], man. i've worked my ass off. give everything i've got to people. and just treated like [ bleep ] man. i'm ready to go. >> he'd been in prison before, said he didn't want to go back, didn't have a good relationship with his son, with his wife. >> i don't have no hard feelings. but i'm not going to lay my gun down. i just want to let it end this way. get it over with. >> of course, he'd lost the job from the person that owned the home. he thought hi

. >> he managed to get the shotgun barrel in. the other detective told him "go ahead below his [ bleep ] head off." why chicago agreed to pay millions in examination >>> an alarming study ranking america last in maternal medicine. >> the target will move in the wind if it moves slowly you won't feel it >>> and castles in the sky. new technology helping build the tallest and thinnest skyscrapers in the world. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora, and this is al jazeera america. chicago is paying up a settlement with dozens of victims of police torture. john terrett joins us on the second city's first of its kind administration. >> that's right. what we are seeing is a first, never seen before in the country until now. chicago is admitting wrongdoing by the police department stretching over a period including the '70s, '80s and 1990s. the council is ready to move on. financial repatriations and others were approved today. >> reporter: chicago's mayor ron emanuel offering an apology over police practices in the past three decades. >>

there will be federal teams out here soon armed with rifles and shotguns shooting from boats and fromnds on the land during the day and at nighttime hours using night scopes and they will be trying to kill some of the birds here who eat 11 million salmon and steel head smelt every year. >> i think it's wrong. we're trying to control mother nay dhur. >> it's not okay. no. they are living creatures. >> reporter: 11,000 birds in your mind that's something we have got to do. >> that's a drop in the hat, yes. >> reporter: the autobahn society and four other conservation groups have joined to file a lawsuit. they are asking a federal judge to stop the killing. this is a very emotional issue for all stakeholders involved. people who love birds, people who love fish and people who appreciate the challenges of wildlife control. the army corps of engineers have been told they need to bring the number of birds down to a very specific level. we'll have details on that later on tonight. alan schauffler. al jazeera. >> you can watch alan's full report tonight at 8:00 eastern. >>> we rarely hear abo

then another officer is seen poking a shotgun at the passenger as he drops to the ground. passenger accuses the officer of hitting him in the face with the shotgun. >> the internal affairs reports indicate that he struck the motorist on the cheek with the barrel of the shotgun, causing it to bleed a little bit and his face to swell, at least according to that motorist's statement. >> the officer is demoted and reassigned. in another car chase, a vehicle that refuses to pull over finally comes to a stop. >> get out of the car! get out of the car! >> one officer drags out the passenger and appears to beat him as another officer stands over the man and a third walks slowly around the car to the scene. >> according to the internal affairs report, the passenger was not complying with the officer's orders to show his hands. you see the officer using his hand to strike the passenger several times but also using his flashlight to strike the passenger several times, as well.@aáp >> the passenger eventually is handcuffed. after police question him, he's released because he is not wa

and then they took the shotgun barrel out of my mouth, they put me in the backseat of a detective car and had my feet outside the car, and i was still handcuffed they pulled my pants down, and they started to shock me with electric cattle prod. >> victims families and supporters some of them wearing reparations now t shirts stood and applauded. the council's vote on reparations on wednesday. this is the first time any city in the ice of america has ever acknowledged racist police practices and provided reparations. and to be clear we are talking reparations for black people, in this instance. that is a huge landmark. >> reparations package is the work of midnight crew survivors amnesty international, and the office of chicago's mayor as for former commander, after being let go from the force in the mid 90's he was eventually convicted of perjury and obstruction of justice. spending four years behind bars. today, he lives in florida on a chicago police pension. john tarot, al jazeera. former president becoming with says the tough on crime policies his administration push went too far.

he's dead asleep. >> you got the shotgun?itch the shotgun and go in second or go in behind me. >> i'll go hands on with barton. >> cool. so i don't have to get dirty today? >> no. i'll spare you. >> oh. all right. let's get this stuff secure. >> with their plan in place, the team heads to the sleeping inmate's cell. his name is albert cermano. >> don't move. don't move. let me see your hands. let me see your hands. roll on your back. roll on your back. relax. cermano, right? >> uh-huh. >> all right. okay. i'm going to roll you on your side, all right? okay. put your feet over here, man. hold on. while you got him flat, i want his trousers off and socks off. put your hands up against the wall. pick up one leg. out. >> i got him. i'm going to back him out. over here, sarge. check his boxers. pat him down real quick in case he's got it somewhere on him. >> i got it. we're going to check his boxer and stuff. >> while cermano is strip searched, the intelligence unit inspects his cell for the key. >> see, they hide stuff inside the

but not before leaving behind a shotgun and a large bag at the scene of their crime. now, back out live, the search is very active this morning police cruisers, and k9's are circling this area, we are told those men made their way from the home, to leonard street in that area there. the relief, nothing taken no injuries to report. as we said earlier, this is a known block to police, they know the mo, where crimes happen in this area. live at oxford circle, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, we'll get back to you, see you in a bit. weather wise get the fans out crank up the air the heat is on. >> let's check in with katie with the forecast. steamy change. >> absolutely. hot yesterday. wasn't quite as sticky as today's going to be. certainly wasn't quite as hot. we did end up reaking out upper 80s on the thermometer in philadelphia yesterday. but today will be even hotter than that, now you factor in the humidity it starts to get awfully uncomfortable by midday. for now over center city it is pretty comfortable. the campbell's field camera, overlooking b

any eighteen year o can just go buy a shotgun an wihout any knowledge of how to use it and they can just go to the shooting range but i feel like in order to be able to use that you should have some prior knowlege to it alright we've been talking about responsible use of guns officer talk with me now about irresponsible use of guns we in our society and around our campus all around our world how is that not getting across to people that everybody shouldn't have a gun well that's a tough debate but the bottom line is the guns are out there they're out there and they're available to our kids so the more that we can as officers corectional officers and any other law enforcement you see can get the guns off the street the better of we're gonna be as far as non criminals and people that are allowed to have guns i agree with everybody else and i think it's pretty across the board the more educated you can be the better trained you can be with a gun and the safe care of a gun and the storage of a gun the better off we're all gonna be now the people watching would probably say everythin sou

and the possession of him, as a sawed off shotgun has an element of the sawed off shotgun. and they would not count. and creates a risk. and the cases that and nothing else would. would you have to have it listed and this conduct created a serious risk of injury. >> if congress chose that as a solution. it will demonstrate why it will left to be with grechlts extortion is the offense. and anything that doesn't have. is there a crime like that? what is the crime like that. attempted use. use of adding to those. three categories. risk of serious risk of what. ricks much injury to another. and how they would choose to define it. and i apologize. and and element. to the government that has collected for us. 200 exams and the risk as an element. presumably would count. and if there was of some that were left out of the solution congress would want to include like for instance. next toefrgs not one of the offenses and they wanted to include this, all that they would have to do is list it. it is a perfect congressional function your honor to hear the data and assess the risk hear

of the pedestrian safety will pled did fire access by the way we've gotten a written microorganism shotgun the fire department is supportive so your officer is circling us to make sure we continue that way. >> i'll encourage the agency to continue to hold firm, of course working with the fire department because as you stated there are companies that have good solutions so i'll encourage them to stay strong in pursuing vision zero goals thank you. >> okay. colleagues questions or comments at this time mr. rose our report on a number of items. >> yes. mr. chairman and members of the committee regarding item 9 on page 7 right revolt of the 11 day appropriation of the concoct revenue 16.2 percent is appropriated to general streetscape enhancements those funds are not allocated to specific funds but will be to projects to other projects under construction to have money available when an opportunity to build pedestrian or bike and other streetscape improvements but not through - in their budgets those are non-projects specific funds that don't have an associated budget or spend plan we our recom

with assault rifles and shotguns, they threatened to shoot >>> our al jazeera correspondent becomes part of the story as protesters in china fight with the government over a railway line >>> good evening, welcome to al jazeera america i'm antonio mora. >> i'm barbara serra. we begin with a killing rampage in iraq by iraq. there's reports they are going door to door killing government sympathizers. the u.n. is warning to a humanitarian crisis. president obama met with his national security team and the administration is reportingly considering a change in the fight against i.s.i.l. they plan to step up training and equipping efforts. this comes as i.s.i.l. defeated iraqi forces this weekend in taking ramadi. it was called a blow to its strategy. >> and there has been important progress that's been made as has been discussed for her military operation, and there have been periods of set back and certainly the i.s.i.l. effort to take over ramadi is a setback >>> officials say that at the moment they are sending in more u.s. troops to battle i.s.i.l. is off the table. zeina khodr is in iraq

he sat in wait with a shotgun until his parents came home one night, and as his mom walked through thee blasted her with the shotgun, shot at his stepfather, missed, and ended up chasing his stepfather around the house shooting at him until he finally killed him. and i wanted to know why. >> weeks earlier before he grew out his hair and beard, we interviewed brown about the murders. >> i just remember when i woke up like the first thing i said that day was, today is the day. i had myself convinced and for whatever reason there was nothing wrong with it in my mind. i didn't see any other way. >> any other way than what? >> there was no other way for me to escape that environment. it wasn't -- i didn't get abused physically or sexually or any other way, but i did not love my parents then, i did not feel like i was loved, and i just did not feel i could be there anymore. >> whatever he told me was pretty common stuff that occurs in a lot of families. what was so wrong that they had to be murdered? what was so wrong in your family? >> i have no idea. >> even with all these years to look ba

. >> the guns drawn, the shotguns drawn. all kinds of assault rifles drawn, it was kind of wild. brad: kind of wild. it covered many blocks. despite that gunfire, despite the wild driving and at least two crashes, no injuries reported from these incidents. horace: a crime alert continues in the district. today's shooting follows of violent night five people were injured in a rash of overnight shooting. in one of those, a woman was killed. police say the woman was shot in the chest, she died at the hospital. police have not released the identity or any information on the suspects. the two women arrested a connection with a murder in northwest d.c. pleaded guilty in court. we are joined live outside of d.c. superior with the latest. >> both said it was never best interest. goldman admitted to chatting online with the victim, impersonating a man looking for gay sex. the attorney agreed to meet with her at a hotel that night. >> seem went to meet the capitol hill attorney in his hotel room. he realized she was a woman and the situation quickly escalated. she stabbed david seven times

he got in an argument and one man pulled out a said-off shotgun and pulled the trigger. the iphone in the pocket took the brunt of that shot this week the 19-year-old suspect was found guilty of attempted murder. time to check in with shepard smith live on the fox news deck. >> it's great to be back. iraqis claiming they launched an operation to retake ramadi. a spokesman says forces are using weapons that will quote, surprise the enemy. u.s. officials tell fox news the battle has not even yet started. we'll speak with a former high-ranking u.s. intelligence officer who helped lead american special operations during decades of service with the government. he says the iraqis will not likely have much success against isis. that and much more the top of the hour. see you then. >>> we have breaking news to tell you now from the courts on a key part of the obama administration's immigration policy. there has been a huge development. it's happening right now a live report we'll bring you the details next. >>> a deadly late night shooting at a walmart store involving an airman

a man is wielding a shotgun outside a nearby bakery. >> at the time that's pretty much all the contentsd while en route. i was the first responding officer. typically here in conrow, a -- it just happened i was close to it. i knew there were at least two units responding. >> he has a gun. >> when i pulled in, i wasn't quite prepared for what i saw when i got there. he was at the door of the bakery. eshitting it wi he was hitting it with the butt of the gun. he wanted in. he walked across the front of the building and put his focus on me and then and there i knew i was in the wrong place. >> he has the gun aimed. >> the man with the shotgun is james richard hill. he is in the thick of a heated dispute with his girlfriend who works at the bakery. >> you got people in the store. come away from the windows. >> even before the officer arrives on the scene, he knows the situation is dire. >> the fact that he got on the radio and told dispatch to have the people inside the store move away from the windows, that told me that he was trying to prepare to use deadly force against this guy. >> as t

and one is carrying a baseball bat and one is carrying a shotgun, the other a knife. i mean, i had a -- >> what were you carrying? >> i was carrying a shotgun. that's intimidating. >> but it didn't stop at intimidation. within minutes, one of the skinheads had beaten the man to death with the baseball bat. >> he was probably dead after the first hit. the first hit was to his head and just -- it was just nasty, vicious, bloody, brutal. >> while gaines admits he was a party to the crime, he claims it was one of his co-defendants who actually killed the victim. he and his lawyer have been fighting to get the charges reduced for years now. >> if you're convicted of first-degree murder, you'd be eligible for the death penalty. >> i'll get the death penalty, yes. where i carry guilt, i could have stopped it. i could have stepped up and grabbed him. i mean, i played the scenario over and over and over. i mean, even one word out of my mouth would have stopped him. and i didn't say [ bleep ]. i stood there and just let him continue to hit that man. >> gaines went on to tell us

kim: there is a description of you standing there with a sawed-off shotgun. kim: the police officer that made that story up in the press conference had to admit later in court he made it up. i was sitting there with my hands in the air. emily: unarmed? kim: completely unarmed. emily: what did it take? thousands of servers that had the data of millions of users. emily: most of your assets are frozen. kim: everything they have their same belongs to the u.s. government. emily: would you call yourself broke? kim: we recently had a judgment releasing $4.6 million for living expenses. judgmentoment, if that is not appeal, i am financially in a better position. mean -- it iso kind of my last stand fighting for my home. i am trying to send a message and show them i am not going to fold over. i am going to fight back or it emily: you are wanted by the u.s. government for charges including racketeering, money laundering, wire fraud, copyright infringement. how much time in prison are you facing? kim: 88 years. emily: they say you oh $175 million. kim: that is the profi

. >> shotgun. >> belt. >> oh! [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> ow!oor and away. you are going to go for the prank you have to pay the piper. it comes right back on you. >> this is promoting all kind of violence between family members and i don't like it. >> the kid learned it from somewhere. he may have learned his pranking habits from dad or from "right this minute." >>> that's it for rtm. see you next time, everybody. >>> live from new york city it's "the wendy williams show." today we're heating up your holiday weekend early. wendy's breaking down all of the hottest topics. and summertime means big summer movies. ben lyons is here with a preview of all the must-see hits of the season. plus, celebrity chef george duran brings smoking hot barbecue ideas good for any party. now, here's wendy! ♪ [ wild cheers and applause ] ♪

kim: there is a description of you standing there with a sawed-off shotgun. kim: the police officer that made that story up in the press conference had to admit later in court that he made it up. i was sitting there, calm, with my hands in the air. emily: unarmed? kim: completely unarmed. emily: what did they take? kim: thousands of servers offline that hosted the data of millions of users. emily: most of your assets are still frozen. kim: they are saying everything they seized belongs to the u.s. government. emily: would you call yourself broke now? kim: we recently had a judgment releasing $4.6 million for legal fees and living expenses. at the moment, if that judgment is not appealed, i am financially in a better position than i was a couple of weeks ago. emily: have you thought about moving to a cheaper place? kim: yes, but that would also mean -- it is kind of my last stand, fighting for my castle, for my home. i am trying to send a message and show them i am not going to fold over. i am going to fight back. emily: you are wanted by the u.s. government i

. >> i thought she was looking for a shotgun. i had no idea. >> 22 sometimes officer asked wyngate to drop the golf club. >> put it down. >> this is my golf club. >> put it down. it's a weapon. >> i've had this for 20 years. >> five times she accuses him of threatening you. >> you're being audio and videotaped. >> i haven't done nothing to glob you just swung that club at me. >> i did not. >> it's on audio videotape. put it down. you're not free to leave. >> sir put your golf club down. put it down. put it down. >> after another officer arrives on the scene wingat session handcuffed and taken to jail. [ gunfire ] >> jailed overnight the air force veteran and retired metro bus driver said he has never had a problem with police before. and expected lawsuit has formerly been filed. against the city, the police department and officer cynthia whitlasrh who arrested him. he has charged racial discrimination and distress. >> it was the most miserable ride i had ever had. i didn't know. you're helpless. you have your hands behind your ba

she's been running shotgun for four years.try to do the heisman on the president's policies. i can see it. i wasn't there when all this happened. it started in the first term when we pulled back and disengaged in the world. >> shotgun is a passing offense that the heisman goes to a running back. >>> the clinton campaign will bring out the big guns on june 13th. that is when bill and chelsea will make their first appearance at the campaign trail. clinton aides expect to release details on the rally next week. >>> for the second straight year the national spelling bee has co- champions. 13-year-old vanya shivashankar spelled the word scherenschnitte. the art of cutting paper in decorative designs. her co- champ, 14-year-old gokul venkatachalam had nunatak. that is a word known as a hill or mountain surrounded by a glacier. ra vanya's sister won in 2009. we'll be right back. no sudden movements. google search: bodega beach house. well, a mortgage shouldn't be a problem your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i

i'll sit shotgun.good at those, too. >> seth: oh, you're good at maps? all right, well then, i guess -- go on your own. you don't need me at all. >> well, i'm great at maps. i'm a great map reader. >> seth: you mentioned "prime suspects," which is -- that's sort of how i was first introduced to you. i feel everybody binge watches shows now. and i want to -- i know you're too humble to do it. but i feel like everybody should binge watch one of the great cop shows of all time. >> well, thank you. it's -- of course, you know, as time travels on, it becomes -- they do become slightly embarrassing. >> seth: what part is embarrassing to you? >> well, you know, when mobile phones first came in, we were doing the show -- it's the second season. and mobile phones had just come in. so, there i am very proudly on my mobile phone that's like, this big. [ laughter ] and i had to hold it like this it's so huge. moments like that. >> seth: yeah. >> and sometimes maybe your hair or something like that. or the clothes

but not not diligent because of the state requirements we're not having to declare a mandatory rash shotgun but it takes place as of today and item 10 as i mentioned will be considered later today that talks about new regulations in conclusion we will reach more 90 percent of capacity we're consistent with the state requirement and increasing how retail conservatism effort and on the new campaign materials will that will be coming up we're monitoring the state waters board containments matt haney not to convert water into storage if they had that all this nice rain and precipitation we'll not hold it going into storage but bypass to out of the system we're watching it closely we'll talk about that in the near future that includes the update i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> i have one question. >> yes. >> you're optimistic that san franciscans can raise their lovely of conservatism this year. >> we have reached 8 percent our requirement we're going to push for 10 percent or better and we still think there is room for making this. >> can you talk about the curtailment ate the impleme

. >> i knew it was shotgun bought it was a big blast. >> reporter: police this is the sun man making his escape with the long gun still in his hands seconds after he killed a 66-year-old man. >> he came there and laid awake fort guy. dam near point blank. shoots him. >> it's horrick. too close to home. >> it needs to stop. >> the murder early friday morning was the latest in a string of shoot that is left cars riddled with gunfire and police turning up the heat. >> this is not going to turn into the while west here. it ain't going to happen. >> i'm glad no one else got hur 1:00 o'clock this morning. >> this van came under fire wednesday morning around 11:00 after a woman driver accidentally wept the wrong way down fifth street near commerce. she had four passengers in the van. >> the drug dealer standing on the corner, i guess he thinks he's going to be robbed so he starts shooting at them. >> reporter: police arrested arrested 20-year-old maurice keg her on attempted murder charges in the van shooting the same day a mother an pregnant wop in car were shot at just few blocks away on

. >> i took my shotgun and drove out to great falls and put my thumb on the trigger and the barrel inmouth. i was really ready to go. >> wow. >> still ahead news 4's jim vance shares his story in hopes of changing minds on mental health. [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> welcome back in the wake of the amtrak crash looking to america's infrastructure and where improvements need to be made. >> moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. first start with isis back in the headlines, u.s. killed one of their leaders. also hearing the city pulled out of that in iraq. is this progress against isis. >> it's one step forward, one step gone. in iraq still impressed. what's important about the sis race we ought to stipulate that it's the first major successful raid into syria. that has been difficult. it tells you on the ground intelligence they have been trying to build has been paying difference depds. they were able to make this work. i don't think it was a total suck. they leerl wan