>> no. >> reporter: now, the foleys didn't own a shotgun, as far as we know?ect. >> reporter: karbon sent the bag to the lab for analysis, and what technicians found on the bag surprised even this veteran detective. tom's fingerprint was on the bag? >> yes. >> reporter: suddenly detective karbon felt he needed to learn and take a closer look at tom foley and his seemingly picture-perfect marriage. >> i think they did a lot of things together, however, i don't consider them the picture-perfect couple. >> reporter: neither did dar's sister lynn, in whom dar once confided. >> she said, "tom doesn't love me anymore. he's leaving me." "he's going through his change of life." you know -- >> his midlife crisis? >> yes. >> reporter: dar's sisters were becoming increasingly suspicious, especially, they said, after watching tom's behavior at dar's funeral. >> it was almost like he was relieved. >> there were a number of people that came up to me after the service that were really offended by his demeanor, his joyfulness. >> these are things that i've heard, and it's rid

gauge shotgun.s immediately sent to the forensics lab for testing. an analyst placed it under a microscope to compare it to the 16-gauge shotgun shell found in the andrews' garage. he looked specifically at the brass casings at the base of the shells. when casings are ejected, each gun creates a unique mark on the brass. >> and depending on the amount of correspondence and the preponderance of these matching striations, an examiner can come to the conclusion as to whether these were fired by the same firearm or not. >> there was no doubt, both shells were fired from the same gun. >> also in the neighbors' attic, police found several unused .22 caliber bullets, the same as those used in the second gun in the murder. >> it was as if they were basically accidentally dropped along the way. they didn't appear to be placed in any type of a pattern but like they were in a pocket and they fell out as someone crawled through. >> this suggested that the killers hid in the neighbor's home after the murder so t

. >>> police in south san francisco shot a man armed with a shotgun today. it happened at around 9:30 this morning near delmont at the and romney avenues. cornell bernard is live with more on what happened and it's a story you'll see only on abc7 news. cornell? >> reporter: just got word from police that the unidentified man who was shot is now in stable condition tonight. the scene is now clear but this where is police confronted a man who they say refused to drop his weapon. a shotgun sits in the middle of the street, marking the spot where police officers shot an armed man. >> i was about to go outside for a run, and then i heard a gunshot and right after that i hard the sirenses going. so right after i heard that i decided to stay inside. >> reporter: sunday morning south san francisco police got a 9-1-1 call, man with a gun walking down romney avenue. >> the resident reported seeing an a male subject with a shotgun or rifle. >> reporter: police say two officers located the man and told him to drop the shotgun. >> given multiple commands by the officers

. >>> police in south san francisco shot a man armed with a shotgun today. it happened at around 9:30 this morning near delmont at the and romney avenues. cornell bernard is live with more on what happened and it's a story you'll see only on abc7 news. cornell? >> reporter: just got word from police that the unidentified man who was shot is now in stable condition tonight. the scene is now clear but this where is police confronted a man who they say refused to drop his weapon. a shotgun sits in the middle of the street, marking the spot where police officers shot an armed man. >> i was about to go outside for a run, and then i heard a gunshot and right after that i hard the sirenses going. so right after i heard that i decided to stay inside. >> reporter: sunday morning, south san francisco police got a 9-1-1 call, man with a gun walking down romney avenue. >> the resident reported seeing an a male subject with a shotgun or rifle. >> reporter: police say two officers located the man and told him to drop the shotgun. >> given multiple commands by the officers

. >>> a man police say was carrying a shotgun around san francisco is in the hospital after officers shot and wounded him this morning near dell monte avenue right across the street from a middle school and as abc 7 cornell bernard tells us, it happened in a quiet neighborhood. >> it's really terrible, scary. >> reporter: a quiet sunday morning in south san francisco shattered by the sound of gunfire. >> i was about to go outside for a run and then i heard a gunshot and right after that i heard the sirens going, so right after i heard that i was like i'm going to stay inside. >> police got a 911 call there was a man with a gun walking down romney avenue. >> the resident reported seeing a male subject armed with a shotgun or a rifle. >> reporter: police say two officers located the man and told him to drop the shotgun. >> he was given multiple commands by the officers to compile with the officer's request. he remained armed with a firearm, which forced the officer to fire his weapon. >> reporter: the man was wounded. his gun was never fired. one witness who did not want his face on ca

he raised a long object, what appeared to be a shotgun. he raised it up and, bang, one shot and he fell to the ground. >> the officers were not hurt. neighbors say they had never seen the man before. others say this is the last place they would expect a police shooting to happen. >> very scary. >> quiet neighborhood? it usually never happens here. >> the next step, a police investigation that is now underway. in south san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> we are wrapping up a cool weekend across much of the bay, but are these mild conditions here to stay? let's head over to lisa argen who is in for drew with a first look at live doppler 7hd. >> hi, chris. we are waiting for the fog. it has been slow to return. in fact, with the weaker winds at this hour, the temperatures are quite mild. in the 60s. 65 in san francisco. 67 in mountain view and san jose. 66 in morgan hill. tomorrow morning at the early morning hours when you are driving into work you may run into some fog along the coast of the peninsula. the north bay with the north

but at the end of the day, and ultimately richard matt gave me no other option by pointing a shotgun at me. >> after the killing of matt the team immediately pressed on for the search of matt's fellow escaped inmate david sweat. he was located two days later and was shot and wounded by a new york state trooper. >>> a lighter moment when we come back toupee or not toupee, that's the question donald trump tried to answer today on the campaign trail. we'll have that for you and more in a moment. >>> donald trump today attempted to settle one of the more controversial issues of his campaign, his hair. in south carolina the republican front-runner noted that a spanish language radio show has been calling him what translates to the man of the toupee. so trump invited a woman on stage at his event to touch his hair and verify that it is, in fact, real, much to the crowd's amusement. >> have i ever met you before? no. >>> without warning a group waiting for a bus felt the ground fall out from under them when a sinkhole opened up and swallowed them. it happened on a sidewalk in china on satur

pointed at engaged the individual. facing you. >> correct. could see the shotgun pointed in your the suspect shot in the head but this combat veteran, a former army ranger did not who he killed. >> we knew there were identifying marks on these two individuals and at some point my team member lifted his shirt up and found the identifying marks and knew we had richard matt and i called it in on the radio. >> reporter: a tattoo? >> yes. >> reporter: do you >> mexico forever. >> reporter: that was your guy. >> that was our guy. >> reporter: they learned matt a convicted killer fired shots at a passing rv earlier that day. no one was hit. you shot him, did it could have been the other way around? >> absolutely. >> reporter: how did you deal with it at the end of the day? >> nothing we set out to do. it's never good when there is loss of life but at the end of the day, and ultimately richard matt gave me no other option by pointing a shotgun at me. >> after the killing of matt the team pressed on for the search of matt's fellow inmate david sweat. he was shot and wounded by a new york >>>

once he racked the shotgun, officers shot at the suspect. he dropped the shotgun, retreated back into his house, and after a few hours, our unit discovered the suspect, dead. >> reporter: police say the man died from a self inflicked wound. his name is the being released, however, relatives and friends who gathered nearby described the man and family as kind hearted and loving. >> he cared for his whole family. we loved him. and like i said, there is going to be hundreds of thousands of people on this street, sooner or later. because he was very well loved. >> reporter: six hours before this incident, two other san jose officers were involved in another shooting. a suspect wanted in a stabbing incident pulled out a knife and threatened the officers. they shot and killed the man. the assistant officers did what they're trained to do. there have now been six officer-involved shootings in san jose this year, up from five last year. of this year's six cases three were nonfatal, three were fatal. all four officers have been put on administrative

once he racked the shotgun, officers shot at the suspect. he dropped the shotgun, retreated back into his house, and after a few hours, our unit discovered the suspect, dead. >> reporter: police say the man died from a self inflicked wound. his name is the being released, however, relatives and friends who gathered nearby described the man and family as kind hearted and loving. >> he cared for his whole family. we loved him. and like i said, there is going to be hundreds of thousands of people on this street, sooner or later. because he was very well loved. >> reporter: six hours before this incident, two other san jose officers were involved in another shooting. a suspect wanted in a stabbing incident pulled out a knife and threatened the officers. they shot and killed the man. the assistant says officers did what they're trained to do. there have now been six officer-involved shootings in san jose this year, up from five last year. of this year's six cases three were nonfatal, three were fatal. all four officers have been put on administra

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that kid shouldn't be out there robbing people with shotguns.ave a track scholarship, be in the olympics. that dude was fast. >> it turns out the guy with the gun isn't working alone. his cohorts are in this car circling the block. bragner's cell phone has fallen on the pavement just out of camera range. the thieves find it, pick it up, and crime by as he's walking back to the bar. >> the guys, said, you want your phone back, give us the shotgun. i was still upset, so i bashed the window out with the gun, knowing that the police could identify it a lot easier. >> after smashing in one of the car windows, bragner loses a chance to get his cell phone. he races back to the bar with the shotgun in hand to call the police and report the incident. >> new orleans police 229, how can i help you? >> somebody tried to assault me and rob me with a shotgun pointblank. >> later that morning, a police detective who knows ken karen texts him to see if he's got footage and is stunned by what he finds. >> i was in shock. i don't think anybody expected to have th

located the man and told him to drop the shotgun. >> he was given multiple commands by the officers to comply with the officers' request. he remained armed with the firearm, which forced the officer to fire his weapon. >> reporter: the man was wounded. his gun, which sat in the middle of del monte avenue was never fired. one witness says the suspect pointed his gus at officers. >> told him to get on the ground self sometimes i. the guy kept advancing towards the police officer. he raised a long object-appeared to be a shotgun, and the 'guy raised up and, bang, the guy fell to the ground. >> reporter: neighbor says they'd never seen the man before. and others say this is the last place they expect a police shooting. >> very quiet neighborhood. never happens here. >> reporter: a police investigation is now underway in south san francisco, abc7 news. >> a manhunt continues in the east bay where someone shot and killed a woman last night as she was leaving heir east oak loaned home. the 29-year-old jessica anderson just got into a car with a friend outside of her home when another car p

he dropped the shotgun. rae treated back in the house and after if you hours our merge unit wept in the residence and discovered the suspect dead. >> police said man died from self inflicted wound. the friend asked us not to show his face or use his name. >> he was real like caring person and he loved all his friends. all his family. >> we need to recognize here this is part of national trend. >>reporter: professor is concerned about the increase in police shootings across the country and if san jose. there have now been 6 officer involved shootings in san jose up from 5 last year 6 cases 3 non-fatal, 3 were fatal. >> we are very concerned to see these numbers. very, very high levels of fatality. >> assistant chief garcia says in both case the officers did what they were trained to do. 7 news. >> today google announced elaborate restructuring that caused a rush open the company stock tonight. went up 6 periods of time after hours trading. new holding company will be called alphabet. google one entity under n

the shotgun. once the officer -- once he racked the shotgun, officers shot at the suspect to drop the shotgun, retreated back in his house. after a few hours our unit went into the residence and discovered the suspect dead. >> reporter: police say the man died from a self-inflicted wound. they are not releasing his name. however, friends who came to the scene said the man was a kind hearted person. this man did not want his face shown or name used. >> he's the type of person to drop everything and come and get you if you're stuck or anything you wanted he's always going to be there for you. he's a real caring person. >> reporter: residents of this neighborhood known as cherry wood is normally quiet. >> my husband at 1:30 heard a bullhorn and he didn't quite know. he heard a helicopter. we weren't sure what happened. >> i know this neighborhood hasn't been as great as it used to be. i actually went to school in cherry wood when i was younger. it's getting more and more of this happening every day.

according to some police scanner traffic they recovered the shotgun with a live round in that shotgun, but again we haven't confirmed that information officially because police have not come out here and spoken to us at this point. we are standing by live and will bring you the latest as it develops, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >>> we are going to continue this story as it develops. damian will have another live report coming up in a half hour as we learn more information. throughout the day you can get the latest on all of our digital platforms. >>> more breaking news now, businesses burn overnight in the east bay. take a look at the flames. it seemed like a regular building fire at first but then there was an explosion that caused firefighters to kick it into high gear. >> crews are still on scene there, it's happening near marina boulevard and doolittle drive very close to 880. we know at least two businesses have been damaged and firefighters had to call for backup three times. >> "today in the bay" chuck coppola is live in san leandro where crews controlled the flame

he dropped the shotgun. treated back in the house and after if you hours our merge unit wept in the residence and discovered the suspect dead. >> police said man died from self inflicted wound. the friend asked us not to show his face or use his name. >> he was real like caring person and he loved all his friends. all his family. >> we need to recognize here this is part of national trend. >>reporter: professor is concerned about the increase in police shootings across the country and if san jose. there have now been 6 officer involved shootings in san jose up from 5 last year 6 cases 3 non-fatal, 3 were fatal. >> we are very concerned to see these numbers. very, very high levels of fatality. >> assistant chief garcia says in both case the officers did what they were trained to do. 7 news. >> today google announced elaborate restructuring that caused a rush open the company stock tonight. went up 6 periods of time after hours trading. new holding company will be called alphabet. google one entity under nivt.

once he racked the shotgun, officers shot at the suspect. >> the man ran back inside the home and police believe he then shot and killed himself. >> a frightening scene involving a school bus full of kids. a multivehicle collision on busy interstate 80 this morning. none of the children onboard wearing seat belts. reporter laura anthony is live where it happened in berkeley. laura, scary. >> reporter: it was, dan. california does have a seat belt law for school buses but it only applies to those buses built in the last ten years. the accident on this freeway this morning was older than that. the injuries were many but none too serious after a packed yellow school bus plowed into the back of a van setting off a chain reaction accident on busy interstate 80. the bus carried about 50 kids aged 5 to 15 headed to a park in oakland as part of their summer day camp experience. because the berkeley unified bus is more than 10 years old, none of the kids were wearing seat belts. >> the bus that was involved in the accident was not equipped with seat belts. and seat belts are not required on schoo

when they got to the scene officers shot the man who was armed with a shotgun.ase last night police in san jose also shot and killed a tabbing suspect who had they say was armed with a knife. >> in the in the east bay a san leandro supermarket gutted after a has sieve early morning five, a four-alarm fire which broke out at the marina supermarket on marina and doolittle. flames also damaged the pedicle supply shop. >>> and in oakland an early homes. firefighters are still on the scene at 72nd avenue in east oakland trying to make sure that those flames don't continue to spread. so far no injuries to report. >>> now to decision 2016. just a few hours democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is going to be swinging his way through the bay area. his campaign says more than 20,000 people showed up to hear him speak am portland last night. we will see how many come out at noon today in oakland where he will be addressing peb of the national nurses union. polls show him still trailing behind hillary clinton, but he is gaining ground. >>> another presidential h

i got a handgun, a rifle, and a shotgun. >> why? >> caller: well, why not?he main thing i was really wanting to say is this whole gun violence thing, i mean, it's not really gun, it's just violence. it's just crazy people out there. the question that you guys are proposing as to what do we do about gun violence, why don't we put a different question? what do we do about violence? if those guys are crazy, chances are he's going to go out there and do what he was planning on doing anyway. instead of it being gun violence, maybe he could have grabbed a knife. then it's knife violence. so i don't really like the direction of how can we limit, you know, people from having guns. why don't with have a discussion as to what we can do about trying to help crazy people out. there was one gentleman that actually brought up the point about insane asylums and things of that nature. maybe that's the direction we should be looking. that's my opinion. >> that's josh in odonton, maryland. virginia goff terry mcauliffe spoke after the shooting down in the roanoke, virginia, a

daughters imy would shotgun of your. me betty:re shows doing it.will you do next time you went? >> i don't know. hopefully there are old enough that they are not anxious for me to shotgun anything. betty: we have that interview next. ♪ betty: welcome back. i'm betty liu. now to some top stories crossing the bloomberg terminal at this hour. a lawyer for bob mcdonald says he will appeal his corruption conviction to the u.s. supreme court. that comes after a federal appeals court said it will not review mcdonald's case. last year, mcdonnell and his wife were found guilty of doing political favors for a wealthy vitamin executive for exchange of $165,000 in loans and gifts. both received prison sentences, but they are free as they pursue their appeals. now to the campaign trail -- rick perry staffers in south carolina are no longer being paid. the former texas governor and republican presence of candidate says he does not have the money. on the democratic side of the race to the white house, bernie sanders has received an early endorsement from major nu

caller: i have shotguns and handguns. host: why do you have an ak-47?ler: just for target practice. host: as a hobby? caller: yes. what if one of the solutions proposed was let's take away automatic rifles? for what my purposes are, i don't mind losing it. that's partout, if of the solution, fine but there is no one universal solution to the problem. we can whittle at it but i want to keep my guns. host: thank you. the front page of "the new york times "-- this article continues -- kathy is calling in from cherokee, north carolina. caller: good morning. it starts at home. families are going have to be more together. parents are going to have to know what their kids are looking at on the internet, facebook, any of that stuff. if parents can start watching their kids -- i understand parents work but you should know what your kids are doing at all times. don't let them get on the computer unless you are at home. the signs will start showing when they are a kid. the doctor or whoever is seeing that child needs to step in. it's not the guns that's killing pe

that shotgun isn't meant to scare birds, that's meant to hurt someone, that's meant to kill somebodyt was painted green so you could not see it real well. but you clearly see it come out of the truck, you see the shotgun blast and you see my trooper going backwards. i've been a state trooper 35 years. that was a horrific thing to be able to view on a sunday afternoon and then to go be with his family, his wife catherine, his son ethan. they just want -- he wanted his dad to wake up. at his bedside, troopers surrounding him, saying prayers and just wanting his dad to wake up and we're going to put this together and do what we're supposed to do but it will take time. the public expects that. i'm asking this country to wrap their arms around your police officers, your state troopers, your sheriff's deputies, your first responders. they need your confidence, they need your support. we'll get through this. it's a horrible, horrible situation. it's not something that steven vincent deserved. he didn't deserve to die like that. we'll make sure as police officer wes do everything to protect

this guy was carrying a sawed-off shotgun. let me tell you something, that shotgun wasn't to do anything else but hurt somebody, kill somebody. i watched kevin dagle watch from his pickup truck, made it over to the trooper, talking to him, asking him if he's alive. you can hear him breathing in there and telling him, boy, you're lucky. you're lucky. you're going to die soon. >> the suspect was later identified as 54-year-old kevin dagle. other drivers pulled over to help the unconscious trooper, using his police radio to call authorities. the men tackling the suspect to the ground. >> the incredible good samaritans, civilian that was driving by. he wrestled him away from him, while he was there some other people stopped, they got him on the ground, and they actually used my trooper, used his handcuffs and handcuffed the guy. >> police want to know why kevin dagle allegedly did this. meanwhile, support is pouring in for sergeant vincent. he is the father of a nine-year-old boy and he's married. the state police in louisiana tod

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

then another officer is seen poking a shotgun at the passenger as he drops to the ground.er 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. >> the passenger eventually is handcuffed. after police question him, he's released because he is not wanted and did

the shotgun an air soft shotgun. it's compressed air that shoots a plastic pellet. >> jess uses an intricate method to create the ceiling debris. who are we kidding? it's done with a tv antenna and some paper towels. >> i take the paper towel here, and his bit and peas of paper towel -- bits and pieces of paper towel on top. when i shot the shotgun, it hit the paper towel, and the pieces fell down. >> the makeshift special effect has a few kinks. [ bleep ] >> i would shoot it and nothing would come down. shoot. nothing. >> jesper effects the system and it's time to roll on the action. >> ah. that's how you do it. everything was improvised. it took four or five takes to get it right. >> after about an hour of shooting, jess nails the performance. he adds some finishing touches in edit. >> i did the muzzle flash. i put that in. the smoke, that's all fake. and sound effects for the gun -- [ gunshot ] >> and the sound effects for hitting the ceiling and making that sound of the crumbling down. >> jess uploads the video t

just because you're running a play out of the shotgun doesn't mean that it's a zone read. i think the league is probably just going to have to clarify exactly what a zone read is. >> reporter: this is an issue because ozone read plays, defenders can go after bradford's knees and one eagle said he would have probably done what terrell suggs did. >> if somebody's running a zone read i want to scare them out of it i'm going to hit the quarterback. >> reporter: interesting. eagles visiting the packers saturday night. see that game here on nbc 10 at 8:00. pregame coverage at 7:30. complete post game coverage afterwards. nbc 10, the official television station of the eagles. >>> phillies hosting the first place mets tonight. the return of david wright and ryan howard is back in the lineup tonight against the righty. the big piece has sat out five of the last six games. he says i want to play every day but manager pete mackanin has got to do what he's got to do. >>> chase utley bought full pages in the inquirer and daily news thanking phillies fans, saying it was an honor and a d

i shot a shotgun blast he was carry a sawed-off shotgun.t shotgun wasn't to do anything else bus hurt somebody, i watched kevin daigle watch from his pickup truck, asking him if he's alive. you can hear him breathe, and going, boy, you're lucky, you're lucky. the suspect was later identified the a kitchen dagel. other drivers pulled over to help the unconscious trooper, using his police radio to call authorities. the men tackling the suspect to the ground. >> i credible good samaritan, a civilian, wrestled it away from him, as he's there, other people stopped, these got him on the ground and used my trooper -- used his handcuffs and handcuffed the guy. >> wow, made a big difference there, a big loss. >>> today we could hear from the kole coal movie theater shooter james holmes, found guilty on all counts, but was spared the death penalty. today is the third and final phase of the trial, where the judge will formally sentence the him to life without the possibility of parole. holmes may address the court if he chooses, but there is no word o

he has a one-of-a-kind collection of confederate long arms, rifles, muskets, and shotguns that were made in the south for soldiers. talking to his maternal grandfather, he learned about the civil war. start --hat this started his interest in the civil war. the 1950's and 1960's, he started to collect artifacts and weapons from the civil war. the collection is approximately 200 pieces. dr. murphy originally loaned ,his collection to the museum it was his intention to give it to the museum, so upon his death it was bequeathed to the museum and is now a permanent collection. a piece that was manufactured in greensboro. piece inare and unique the collection. stands -- stamped on here, the name of the designer. designs his idea, his for the rifle. from a manufacturer in greensboro. appearance,ual in , so everying a stock other rifle has a piece of wood that goes here. that, that omitted was a design flaw, they got too hot to handle. made -- athese were few number of these were made. less man 20 exists now. dr. murphy had four of them. this p's is a rifle that was manufactured by jones -- this

he comes out with a sawed off shotgun. are able to see what happened and what he said. what did he say to the officer? >> it was a horrible thing to watch. i watched it yesterday afternoon, and just to watch that happen -- he's trying to get the guy to come out of the truck, talking to him, great conversation. as he kind of grabbed for the door and came up, you saw the blast come and you see the shotgun come out. it's a sawed-off shotgun. that gun was not made to shoot birds. that gun was made to hurt someone and to kill somebody. it had buckshot in it. single shot. another shell in his pocket. he came out, and as the trooper went back towards his car and fell down. you don't see that part on tape. you hear him talking you her same say, are you awake? are you breathe? you're a lucky individual, but you're going to die soon. some horrible words to hear. here is a gentleman, felony convictions dating back into the '90s, multiple dwis. we're learning this morning, aggravated batteries on police officers previously. this wasn'

it happened yesterday morning after a 9-1-1 call of a man walking down the street with a shotgun 79 a witness who did not want his face on camera said the suspect pointed his gun at officers. >> told him to get on the ground, get on the ground, and the guy advanced to the police officer and he raise add long object what appeared to be a shot gun, raised it and the cop, bang, one shot and he fell to the ground. >> the man is in stable condition. residents say they do not recognize the man as being from the neighbor. >> the map accused of killing a sheriff deputy in next will be arraigned in court this morning. 30-year-old shannon miles is charged with capital murder at 47-year-old darren goforth was gunned down on friday night. darren goforth was at a gas station fueling the patrol car when he was killed. a vigil was hemmed in his memory last night. hundreds of people marched from the churches to the gassization where he was -- gas station where he was killed. there are no motives behind the killing. the family of adam ward will celebrate his life with a reconception at his former whil

two heroes jump in and wrestle a shotgun from an armed man just after he shoots a state trooper during a traffic stop. the latest on that investigation ahead. >>> and dramatic escape. we'll take up inside the tunnel two killers used to make their brazen break out of prison. how they inched their way underground to freedom. did you know that good nutrition is critical for brain health? brain food, hmmm. ensure has b vitamins that help support brain health - now that's smart nutrition. ensure's complete balanced nutrition has 26 vitamins and minerals and 9 grams of protein. ensure. take life in. >>> at this hour u.s. stocks are rebounding we'll put it in the category of like crazy recovering from yesterday's huge losses. alison kosik is on the trading floor of the new york stock exchange. what are you seeing and more importantly, what are you hearing there? >> reporter: certainly calmer after one of the wildest days on wall street, talking about yesterday. we are seeing a nice, healthy comeback for stock. we're seeing the dow up 366 points, but, you know, the dow gets all the love. we sh

every other quarterback in the lead when they get back in the shotgun can be hit when they hand the ballif that's what they want to do, we will all have to adjust. everybody in the league has runs out of the shotgun. >> reporter: this is something that has to be cleared up because defensive players could go after sam and his knees on those run plays, those zone read plays. coming up in less than half an hour we will hear from sam bradford has to say. see you then. >> thank you very much, john. the eagles visit the packers this saturday night for game three of the preseason. nbc 10 at 8:00. our pregame coverage starts at 7:30. nbc 10 is the official television station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> it sure was great weather on saturday night for that game. that was just amazing. we are tracking some showers, not a whole lot, but some, and maybe the only ones of the week. days of comfort following these showers as they come through, and possible tropical depression or storm developing now that danny is pretty much kaput. we see a fair amount of sunshine today, mixed in with some clouds. i

it happened yesterday morning police got a 9-1-1 call of a man walking down the street with a shotguna witness who did not want his face on camera said the suspect pointed the gun at officers. >> he said get on the ground, get on the ground, several times, and the guy kept advancing to the police officer and he raised a long object that appeared to be a shotgun and raised it up and the cop, bank, one shot and fell to the ground. >> the man is in stable condition but not recognized as being from the neighbor. >> the man accused of killing a sheriff deputy in texas is scheduled to be arraigned in court. russian miles is charged with capital murder after 47-year-old darren goforth was gunned down on friday night. darren goforth was fuming his patrol car when killed. a vigil was held last night for him. hundreds marched from their churches to the gas station where he died. there are for leads or a motive behind the killing. >> the family of slain cameraman adam ward will celebrate his life today with a reception at his former high school. the 27-year-old was planning his wedding and repor

he raise add long object what appears to be a shotgun and he raised it up and the cop, one shot. fell to the ground. >> residents say they do not recognize the man as being from the neighbor. >> a man accused of killing a sheriff deputy in texas will be arraign the in court this morning. 30-year-old shannon miles is charged with capital murder in the killing of 47-year-old deputy darren goforth on friday night. darren goforth was fueling his patrol car when he was held. hundreds of people marched from their churches to the gas station where he died. investigators say they have no motive behind the killing. >> the family of adam ward will celebrate his life with a reception at the form while. the 27-year-old was planning his wedding and the reporter, allison parker, were gunned down on live television by a former co-worker. the co-worker killed himself later. ward's funeral is tom morning. >> happening today, the supreme court will get its first chance to respond to religious liberty advocates who say the ruling in of same-sex marriage threatens their rights. connecticut county cl

he's got the gun aimed at me. >> the man with the shotgun is james richard hill.s in the thick of a heated dispute with his girlfriend who works at the bakery. >> we've got people in the store. tell them to get away from the windows. >> even before officer ashley brockett 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 the dash cam rolls, sergeant kellerman makes numerous attempts to negotiate with hill, but the gunman refuses to comply. >> put the gun down, man! put it down! >> no! >> what's going on? in talking to him, the whole time, i basically got my pistol out and it's pointed at him. he opened the breach of the rifle, the shotgun, i thought he was going to disarm it. and he was looking to make sure it was loaded. >> police backup arrives and quickly gets into position. they wait for hill to make a move. >> come on, man! >> i saw that he had taken a

seconds later, a man named zane floyd strides through the door with a shotgun.hoots the worker point-blank in the back. 40-year-old thomas darnell is killed instantly. floyd roams the store in search of more victims. he finds 40-year-old store manager chuck lios and mercilessly guns him down. then he kills 31-year-old worker dennis sargent. in the panic a few people are able to escape the store. zack is working in the back when he hears those shots. >> i looked down the aisle. i saw chuck lios on the ground just covered in blood. it still didn't click in my head that something was wrong. i started walking backwards and i found myself in the produce department. >> this is the view from the store camera covering the produce section. >> the floor crew guy that waxes the floors, he just runs right past me, and i knew something was wrong then. and i kept walking backwards. i was going to go towards the back room. >> but zack had just made the biggest mistake of his life. zane floyd is coming around the corner with a shotgun. >> there's tables in produce that have all

don't do it as if you are shooting a shotgun and you spray around the words, but they do not hit the mark. that is good advice for us today when you are trying to write or speak. president wilson's first memory was in november 1860, before he was four years old. he would stay at the front gate in the front of the house. two men came by in a hurry with very excited tones of voice and said abraham lincoln has just been elected president and there is going to be a war. young tommy ran inside and asked his father what was war, what did that mean, why were they so excited. we think it is remarkable that his very first memory was about another president, abraham lincoln, and about another war the civil war, and of course wilson would have to leave the country for world war i. this family is representative of what we often hear about, the house divided. the wilson's were from ohio, the mother's family were also in ohio, although they had immigrated from england and scotland, but the wilsons were the only ones on his side of the family who were in the south and took the southern side of the

in alabama, you can't rent those shotgun houses anymore for $200 or $300 per month.here can you live when the government says they will give you $746 per month? the housing market out here even in alabama, in lincoln, you can't -- i mean, a shotgun house now costs $600 per month. host: you have heard a couple of experiences so far when it comes to home ownership. you can add yours to the mix. (202) 748-8000 fourr homeowners. for renters, (202) 748-8001. for those an subsidized housing, (202) 745-8002. all others, (202) 748-8003. the caller mentioned "underwater," the second quarter is the second executive quarter of consecutive increase in underwater properties. the number and share of seriously underwater homes pizza in 2012 at 12.8 homes and never presented -- represented about 30% of all homes. that is according to the world property journal. chris is next from bellevue, washington. caller: hi, there. i've in the suburbs just east of seattle. like the gentelman's comments about boston, it is insane here. it is probably worse than it was before the crash. at least

two neighbors face off over one's right to fly verse the other right's to privacy, and there's a shotgunmusic] ♪ defiance is in our bones. new citracal pearls. delicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. only from citracal. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >>> across the road didn't shoot across my neighbor's fences i shot directly into the air. if he'd just flown by my property wouldn't have been a word said. when he hovered for more than a few seconds, i felt like i had the right to defend my property. >> a kentucky homeowner isn't backing down from his decision to shoot down a small drone that as you heard was hovering over his house. even though he is now in trouble with the law, william meredith insists he was protecting his property and privacy rights. the owner of the $1800 drone says he wanted pictures of a friend's house. the homeowner is now facing two charges, and what we need to a

don't do it as if you are shooting a shotgun and you spray around the words, but they do not hit thehat is good advice for us today when you are trying to write or speak. president wilson's first memory was in november 1860, before he was four years old. he would stay at the front gate in the front of the house. two men came by in a hurry with very excited tones of voice and said abraham lincoln has just been elected president and there is going to be a war. young tommy ran inside and asked his father what was war, what did that mean, why were they so excited. we think it is remarkable that his very first memory was about another president, abraham lincoln, and about another war the civil war, and of course wilson would have to leave the country for world war i. this family is representative of what we often hear about, the house divided. the wilson's were from ohio, the mother's family were also in ohio, although they had immigrated from england and scotland but the wilson's were the only ones on his side of the family who were in the south and took the southern side of the conflict

stabbing. >>> 4:49 right now, a louisiana state trooper is in critical condition, the victim of a shotgun blast to the face. authorities say trooper steven vincent was shot yesterday afternoon about 20 miles from the texas border. suspect kevin dagle is charged with attempted murder. he shot vincent after the trooper approached dagle's pickup truck sitting in a ditch. good samaritans stopped to help vincent. >>> two men who made violent online threats against people attending the poke man world championships, the two men were stopped as they tried to enter the event. police got a warrant to search their car and found the men had a 12 gauge shotgun, an ar-15 rifle, several rounds of ammo and a hunting knife. >>> police in indiana are searching for suspects in the shooting death of the daughter of an antiviolence activist. she was sitting in a car outside an indianapolis mall when gunfire broke out. her father who helps victims of violence in chicago reflected on his daughter's life. >> 32 years, 32 years of joy, something that you the perpetrators couldn't take away from me. >> a man was a

what they found is the men had a 12 gauge shotgun, ar-15 rifle, several hundred rounds of ammunition and a hunting knife. no word yet on a motive. >>> now to an abc news exclusive. new video reveals how those two convicted killers broke out of the upstate new york prison. investigators wearing a go pro retraced their steps through the escape tunnel. all this is on camera. eyewitness news anchor ken rosato has the story. >> abc news has exclusive new video showing the escape route david sweat and richard matt used to bust out of prison on june 6th. >> entering the under side of the laundry facility. >> the video showing two state investigators using a go pro camera to reveal the convict's path to freedom, the inmates first cutting holes in the backs of their cells, crawling through under the cat walks behind. 3 minutes later shimmying to the prison's underground prison system. >> approaching the first significantly tight squeeze. >> 9 minutes in squeezing through this hole taking them into another building. minutes later, they're yard. then at 17 minutes in squeezing through that now

meredith used that 12-gauge shotgun to bring it down after he says the drone was hovering over a yard were sitting. >> he didn't tell the truth. so set the record straight. >> reporter: for the first time, the owner of the drone fires back against meredith's claims. >> stop telling everybody we was hovering in his yard, and his neighb neighbor's, too, because it just didn't happen. >> reporter: david boggs says he was flying the drone at more than 200 feet over meredith's home. >> if he would have shot it with a shotgun from ten feet, it would have destroyed it. >> reporter: boggs shows us a video he says shows the drone's path during its last flight. the video given to him by the drone company shows the altitude at 259 feet and quickly passing by meredith's home before it was shot. meredith told us there was more than one flight that day. >> we were in our own yard. had he never stopped over my house, we wouldn't be having this conversation. >> reporter: meredith does regret how he reacted with the police. >> that officer did an excellent job of keeping a bad situation from getting w