>> like this big. >> a camo shotgun. facebook photo. >> her story change multiple times. >> as if she's meeting it up as she's going along? or like she's remembering the additional details. >> more along the lines of she relies realize this or she provided wasn't good enough. so, she's going to give a little bit more hoping that a bite off on that and leave her alone. >> he did not. and after two hours, chacey spilled it. who >> killed your? husband who shot robert? mike. >> casey that better for me please? >> mike. chacey said she and garza had discussed roughing up her husband. >> the way he could get a taste of his own medicine. >> i never asked him to kill him. >> according to chacey, what actually played out on county road 2595 was michael garza's plan. and it was all his own. >> and then the plan to kill robert was planned today? >> he had talked about it, yes. and then he -- >> and what exactly did he say was the plan? >> he told me he was going to make it look like a robbery. >> chacey said it was in her idea tha

police saying at least two shotgun blasts were fired on the grounds of a synagogue in albany. inside, an early child care center with two dozen preschoolers, but no one injured the suspect in custody. the incident being investigated as a hate crime. the governor ordering the police and national guard on high alert, with safety concerns nationwide as hanukkah begins. >>> also tonight, the investigation after the deadly mass shooting on the unlv campus the gunman, a professor who was rejected for a job by the university and what we're learning about the victims. >>> the historic ruling in texas. a judge granting a woman's emergency to bypass on the state's total ban on abortion after she learns the fetus has a fatal disease. she joins us with her emotional reaction, and how the state is still trying to stop her. >>> in gaza, the fighting raging as the war reaches the two-month mark richard engel with a freed israeli hostage as she finally returns home >>> and typing out tunes. the orchestra making music in a whole new key. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester hol

we don't really know what they're doing they're doing to him in cooler shotguns.ith knew about the breakfast program the breakfast or school programming a little bit about that. i did not know really until going into the book how the panthers weren't nationwide. there weree not just in the bay area. and bobby still when they started the black panther party for self-defense i don't think they had any idea it would spread across the country. but with that decentralization what i learned there were literally differences years later. but the east coast panthers in new york which is what the family was a part of, had different ideas of what it meant to be a pantheren. that came to head but i learned more -- make the biggest thing i learned about the black panther party in researching this book that i did not know before was how much infighting and how much there was. a lot of it was fueled by the fbi, j edgar hoover was actively trying to destroy the movement. to destroy the panthers with secret agents. with the sending phony letters insulting them. undercover cops, th

give me a sawn-off shotgun, why? afternoon, hello, good afternoon, please come through, hello, hello, it's time, good afternoon, hurry up, please, get on the plane quickly, quickly ! who is the senior flight attendant who sat down, who are you, in general, guys, we’ll take off quickly and without noise, just don't worry, we'll water it now. “shut up, it seemed to me, set up the river , shoot, it seemed, take off , it’s impossible without a flight engineer, you won’t fly where i’ll blow your brains out, i understand, then you’ll have to sit at the helm yourself until a flight engineer doctor appears on board, i won’t lift the car i will, okay, call me, just don’t focus,” says the crew commander of flight 148 sverdlov from moscow i’m listening to you, the plane has been hijacked by armed people, the flight engineer is wounded , we urgently need a doctor, a flight engineer , don’t do anything instead, a doctor-engineer now there will be. go to the salon, calm the people down, come here, let's go, everyone stay in their

they're just they're doing something cool, just holding shotguns. i mean, knew about the black panther. i knew about the breakfast program. the free breakfast for schoolchildren. i knew a little bit about that. i didn't know really until going into the book how the were nationwide. they weren't just, you know, in the bay area. they were i mean, they huey newton and bobby seale when they started the black panther party for self-defense in oakland. i don't think they any idea that it would spread you know across the country but with that sort of decentralization and you know what i learned is that there were really in this case actually literally fatal differences between east coast and west coast, you know, which years later. but the east the east coast panthers, new york, which is what the shakur family were part of, had different ideas of of what it meant to be a panthers. and then huey newton instance and that they came to heads, you know, came to loggerheads a lot. and that with but no mean i learned more. the biggest thing i learned about the bl

a fourteen-year-old schoolgirl opened fire on her classmates, she came to class with her father’s shotgune classroom and immediately began shooting, according to the ministry of internal affairs, five teenagers were wounded, one girl. died, and the shooter committed suicide. the motives and circumstances that prompted her to commit the irreparable are now being established, but the investigation is considering a conflict with her classmates as a priority version, and a criminal case has been opened. israel is not negotiating with hamas; tel aviv believes that only forceful methods can influence the release of hostages. today, the israeli army is again advancing on khan yunis, dozens of military targets are attacked. special forces group. collided with a detachment of terrorists who were emerging from the tunnel shaft. two are killed, the mine is destroyed. the israeli raid took place in the jibaliya refugee camp. the military discovered a network of underground passages, a hidden hamas training complex and a weapons warehouse. during the cleanup , several radicals were eliminated. clashes

synagogues across the country on high alert after police arrested a man for firing a shotgun outsideemple in albany. >> with so much darkness around us, our job is to light our candles and to bring light into this world. >> norah: weekend storm threat. the weather system that flooded the west heads east. medical breakthrough? the fda approves a cutting-edge gene editing therapy to be used in humans. >> did anybody use the word "cure"? >> um... >> we do. [laughter] >> norah: we are "on the road" to tell the story of a frugal man making a difference after his death. >> forever changed because of his choice of how he lived. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening to our viewers in the west. and thank you for being with us on this friday night. you want to begin tonight with a very serious criminal charges facing the president's son, hunter biden. the indictment coming down last night is breathtaking in its scope, about how the yale trained lawyer allegedly spent years scheming to avoid more than a million dollars in taxes while in the words of prosecutors, "living an extravagant lifestyle." the 56-p

. >> reporter: top, the man accused of firing a shotgun outside an albany shotgun is being held before court. a 28-year-old iraqi born citizen stood outside the temple with a 12 gauge shotgun and fired two rounds into the air just hours before the start of hanukkah. authorities saying he told investigators the events in the middle east have impacted him. >> we were told by responding officers that he made a comment "free palestine". >> reporter: for now he's charged with unlawful possession of a firearm. he did not enter a plea. authorities are investigating the shooting, though, as a possible hate crime. >> you raise me up. you gave me life. >> reporter: tonight in a show of sport, new york governor kathy hochul is attending services at temple israel. >> the community has been upended, but i'm calling on all people -- don't let this -- don't let the forces of evil take the joy that should be in your heart right now. >> reporter: just here in new york last month, david, the nypd said there was a 32% increase in anti-jewish crime compared to the same month a year earlier. david? >> davi

fired a shotgun at his own wife. all he needs to do is step out of that house with a firearm, and it will be disastrous. >> members of the community have replied to saechao's tweets asking him to come out peacefully before this drags on any longer or before someone gets hurt. >>> also breaking out of the east bay, one person is dead after a shooting at a seven 11:00 that happened just after 11:00 at this store on harrison street near 23rd street in oakland. the owner of the 7-eleven told our photographer the store security guard was shot and killed. no other employees were injured. no word on the search for the shooter. >>> also in the east bay, five people are now under arrest after police pursuit ended in a crash that started in san francisco over a traffic violation. their helicopter tracked the car into the east bay in bay point where this car crashed and overturned. there were four men inside and one woman as well. you can see them crawling out of that rear window. no one injured. all five are now under arrest.

chutkan's ruling judge says shotguns ruling in that whatever says that whatever immunity duties immunity a sitting a sitting president may enjoy, the president might united states has enjoy, united only one chief executive states only has anytime, and one executive chief that position does not come out of time and, for a lifelong get out of jail position does not free confer a lifelong get paths. out of jail free judge chutkan issue that ruling hours after the d.c. court of finally ruled that donald trump is not protected from civil lawsuits that are trying to hold him liable for the january 6th attack on the capital. it took the appeals court 20 months to issue that relatively simple ruling the, unanimous ruling by a three judge panel, which includes a trump appointed judge this is that donald trump is not entitled to immunity as an elected official because he was speaking as a candidate on january the 6th and not in his official capacity as president. in arguing that the court, wrote, in arguing he's entitled to an immunity in the traces for us, trump does not dispute that he engaged i

it is known that alina took the becas-3 model pump-action shotgun at home, the shotgun is registerede carried the weapon, the eighth-grader was in a paper tube, the frame of the metal detector in the bryansk gymnasium did not work, the operational services reported, but the security guard simply did not check the student with tube with your hand-held metal detector. classmates say that alina, who opened fire, was strange, withdrawn, did not sit in social networks, almost did not communicate with her peers and was bullied for this, the girl’s parents have already been brought in for questioning, the investigative committee has opened a criminal case under article of murder, look. where, where, no, there’s something loud. they closed the office, we don’t let the children out, that’s it, we closed the office, i ’m not letting you out anywhere, you don’t need to write anything to anyone, nothing happens to you. where did you go, they pulled out a wounded boy, well, there was an ordinary situation, ordinary, everyone was sitting in classes and no one knew anything what happened, well then

>> so obviously just run shotgun bunch. that is the best formation in madden i think since like maybe 2008. and we're in 2023. so it has been the best formation for 15 years. so if you are a regular person who wants to get better, if you run shotgun bunch against your friends, more times than now the you'll be able to find players open. >> and let's bring steven back in. joke is your best top earner. what is he doing that other people can learn from if they want to sell, you know, knowledge online? >> good question. i think that at the end of the day, all of the products that are sold are raised in kept. and if you don't have amazing quality content, you will be in trouble. and when we say content, it is not just text and pictures and videos. in joke's case, it is real value that he consistently provides to his customer base. and i think like we said earlier, the numbers don't lie. and eventually when you have big audience and they are paying on a consistent basis, there is real value being offered. >> that is fantastic. i

he fired a shotgun at his own wife.needs to do is step by that house with a firearm and it will be disastrous. >> tonight with barricades that people are walking right past his home. everyone we talked to hoping this will and peacefully without anyone else getting hurt. and some of those people who live in the area have also been responding to those tweets with the suspect and asking him to please come out peacefully and put his guns down and come out before someone gets hurt and left them get on with their lives and get the shelter lifted so they can come out of their homes. we still have seen people come out of their homes over here to get food to eat right past his home this evening. one thing we have not seen is more police out here tonight. no word on a plan. they have a command post set up with several agencies and officers. no word on what their plan is and no movement with police. we are live in pleasantville, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >> reporter: a cold and clear night across the bay area. o

on the first night of hanukkah, a man fired a shotgun outside the temple israel in albany.the man is being held, and also he could face, he's being charged federally with possession of a firearm by a prohibited person. emilie ikeda kicks off our coverage this morning. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: on the first night of hanukkah, police across new york ramping up patrols at jewish sites after gief unfire caused a major scare >> reporter: the suspect is a 28-year-old local who was acting versus spacious. versus spacious. >> we were told by responding officers that he made a comment "free palestine. >> reporter: on the premises, two dozen preschoolers, the director of the early childhood center first heard the shots and called 911 the suspect who has a rap sheet was apprehended in a neighboring park lot >> thankfully no one was injured in this incident, but the fear it has wreaked and the fear and anxiety it has caused, i know a lot of people are feeling really shaken right now >> reporter: security had already been enhanced at synagogues and community centers ahead of the holiday just in

synagogues across the country on high alert after police arrested a man for firing a shotgun ou

the call last month shotgun $32 million u.s. drone off the coast of yemen. so far, no response. >> lucas thomason starting off, many thanks. joining me to discuss the foodies think they will target israeli ships heading to ports in the latest attacks on u.s. bases joe petito, welcome. let's start with tony blinken today. >> would take action including sanctions this week is trying to finance their efforts and will take over actions necessary to protect our people as well as protect shipping. >> what more should be done to protect shipping to make sure they are not able to shut down shipping in the region? >> a few things we could do, one is organized coalition of naval forces. we arty have one. there's one outbreak from almost 40 different countries, anti- piracy operation the u.s. leads, u.s. naval command and we could organize that as escorting commercial ships like we did 87, 88 with the tanker worse. another thing is forceful strike against the houthis. targeting houthis in yemen, targeting at sea sending a real deterrence message that way let's show a m

it was her husband who fired a shotgun toward the door. she was taken to the hospital, treated and released the husband remained in the house. they called in crisis negotiators telling the neighborhood to shelter in place. over several hours they tried to make contact with the man, no response, early this morning the police left. the suspect in the shooting apparently still inside. we drove through the neighborhood today, all open, no marked police vehicles in sight, all of the while he kept posting on social media today including a picture in which he has got what appears to be a long gun and a bullet proof vest saying only for self-defense. the police described the posts as potentially suicidal. in a news release the police say the circumstances surrounding this event indicated the husband was not a threat to the general public. that was earlier today. now, as we saw, they are back in that neighborhood. we are going to epllowing this case. we have a crew live right now at the scene bringing us these pictures behind us. we will continue t

police saying at least two shotgun blasts were fired on the grounds of a synagogue in albany.nside, an early child care center with two dozen preschoolers, but no one injured the suspect in custody. the incident being investigated as a hate crime. the governor ordering the police and national guard on high alert, with safety concerns nationwide as hanukkah begins. >>> also tonight, the investigation after the deadly mass shooting on the unlv campus the gunman, a professor who was rejected for a job by the university and what we're learning about the victims.

he's accused of locking his wife out of their home thursday night and shooting her with a shotgun on for hours. police tried negotiating with him, but they never actually really made contact with him. they then left the scene thursday night going into friday morning with sichao still inside his house. he has since been posting on social media almost nonstop thoughts, threats, audio clips as well. police and pleasant hill returned around 5:00 last night, deeming him a threat to the public and issuing a felony warrant for his arrest as of this morning, say charles, far as we know, is still inside his house. police say earlier this morning he shot at armored vehicles. they've tried responding to his social media channels to get him to talk to them. they say he is just not responding to any method of their conference station. and people who live here have been forced to evacuate. they've not been able to go home as of last night, assuming that they try to get home after 5:00 last night. same deal happened with them thursday night. we talked to a number of neighbors who said after 7:00 th

joey: also agrees with buying a shotgun. pete: yes. [laughter] rachel: all right. so speaking of joe biden, he's the one denied that there was this chinese spy balloon, you remember that. first went over alaska a, and then it was discovered over montana by someone looking at the sky. they said, okay, it is a spy craft, but it's not transmitt information -- transmitting information, and we're covering our military bases with tarps so they can't look at 'em. and then -- but we can't shoot it down because it could fall on a civilian area in montana. so we have to wait until it goes all the way off south carolina on the coast, and we'll hoot it down. now we're learning that china used a u.s. internet provider to communicate with the spy craft while it was -- we don't know who that internet provider was, what the wi-fi unit was, but our government had to know this while it was happening. rachel: yeah. as you said is, lots of lies from the beginning. they knew that the spy balloon was coming over the united states because it had happened before, they just had not told us

freeze, put down the sawn-off shotgun, who are you, i'm from the police, put down the sawn-off shotgunworks, turn on the new year's light, lights the lights, magic staff, grandfather, and we have something tasty at home, we can do some magic, he can do magic, the snowman is a courier. it has been proven that my grandfather is father frost. on new year's eve , everyone can create miracles, from the bottom of their hearts, for those around them. happy new year, wizards. new year's mask, december 31 at 20:24 on ntv. did yours call? no, why took so long? mom , well, it’s not so easy to find a suitcase , it’s not easy for your vanya, everything isn’t easy for him at all, one name, not police, i didn’t say, in general, you’re not police now, were you stupid? for some reason this makes me it’s not surprising at all, mom, you hear , it’s not necessary, it’s not that simple, it’s not like you know, they fired you, oh, yes, what is it, maria andreevna, light, gray, please check, yours, i told you so vama, wait, wait, wait, wait, so, so, so, so, so, so, a second, a second. wait, wait, what is it?

tragedy in bryansk, a fourteen-year-old girl shot her classmates with a shotgun.e were injured, one died. the schoolgirl committed suicide. it is known that the eighth-grader took the weapon from the hunter’s father. according to law enforcement agencies , the shooting is being considered as a priority version conflict with classmates. according to information. media, the girl was bullied at school, since elementary school, investigators and criminologists are working on the spot, a criminal case has been opened. and in addition to seasonal crimes, as soon as the rush for winter wheels ended, scammers began to deceive belarusians by selling non-existent christmas trees. taking advantage of the demand for the main new year's attribute, attackers create pages on instagram and barely sell them on prepayment. first they ask to transfer money to the card, then, as happens, they disappear. in the police... several dozen victims have already contacted us, the amount of damage reaches up to 500 rubles for each. shopping on the internet has become a part of our lives, but

tragedy in bryansk, an eighth-grader started shooting from shotgun in the school, there are dead.hey love their country and dedicate their lives to helping others. project atn: belarusian superwoman. on the evening broadcast we will show another patriotic heroine. belarus will demand compensation for losses from genocide during the war. this is at least 2.300 billion dollars. such. made by the prosecutor general of belarus andrei shved during an international scientific and practical conference dedicated to the seventy-fifth anniversary of the adoption of the un convention on the prevention and punishment of genocide . the event is taking place today at national library in minsk. in addition to belarus, foreign guests from more than ten countries take part. among them are russia, latvia, poland, germany, italy, iran and brazil. the secretary of state of the security council of belarus in his speech drew attention to the fact that the role of all soviet. they are trying to erase victories in the bloodiest war from history, we are witnessing how in the most enlightened countries, fo

shotgun bunch. that's been the best formation in madden, i think, since maybe 2008, and we're in 2023. it's been the best formation for 15 years in a row. if you're just a regular person who wants to get better, if you run shotgun bunch against your friends, you can pick any play and more times than not you're going to be able to find players open in that formation. >> talk about news you can use. shotgun bunch. we're going to talk about sports, flying cars, artificial christmas trees and take you to a christmas market in france this sunday on "press here" right after "meet the press" sunday morning at 9:00. >> what won't be there? >> a lot crammed into a half hour. >> scott, he's pretty young. >> yes, he is. making six figures playing madden and heard about the millions doing the online advice. he's found his gig. >> look at that. >> gig, indeed. >> i might have to give him some competition with that madden. it's not too late to learn, right? it's never too late to learn. >> never too late to learn

he shot her through the door with a shotgun. she was taken to hospital and expected to be okay. a shelter-in-place order was issued for the immediate neighborhood around the house and officers surrounded the home. they then spent several hours attempting to make contact with them and the police say he wouldn't respond around one 30 friday morning, police lifted the shelter-in-place order and reopen the area. the man apparently was still inside the house in a press release friday morning, pleasant hill. police said crisis negotiators tried for several hours to communicate with the husband with no success. the circumstances surrounding this event indicated the husband was not an immediate threat to the general public. the swat team disengage from the scene and the husband was left alone inside the residence. this is an ongoing investigation by the pleasant hill police department, neighbors we talked to on friday were surprised and concerned that he wasn't taken into custody. just securing to curing housing related police officers around area in >> as of friday afternoon, the man a

>> ever pointed a shotgun at them?etting around the fact that he told the deputy dea that he was going to take care of tim newman himself. could be more than one way to perceive that. could there? >> we were going to get, take legal action. we were frustrated, i was really frustrated. >> legal action? that's how he attempted to take care of tim newman, said jill. he was a frustrated and terrified man. and he was terrified when he had chased them up the hill in a rage that day. man had murderous eyes, said joe. >> it's hard to stand up here and say it in front of everybody but i tried to stay alive. [crying] that's all i wanted to do. i was thinking about tammy, thinking about my kids, my grandkids. it was him or me, and i saw them. i did. [crying] >> had joe campbell's succeeded in changing the jury's perception? before mr. campbell could leave the witness stand, the prosecutor got a chance to cross examine him. and once again present the bully of the mountain, the neighbor said they knew all too well. >> [inaudible] a

in a double barrel shotgun. south of the people. >> i think it was so easy tha >> t a vr start. had murder terrified that>> abs>> peopl they wanto do it again he countsheriff, the state police, homa bureau of stigat vr startut they id at >> mnwhile, back ihospitbrooks n to le in an intense care unit and law attan baing. >> i was afraid, that what i d seen tght, that thes ople coumit one murder r another. becathey w so cold withouought,ut dee necessity. >> cg up ->> were you frightened terrified that they would come back >> absolutely. >> round the clock protectio for brooks and leslie, where they still in danger >> people don't know where these two guys are, they could be anywhere. >> when dateline continues it was thursday, october 18, 1979. it was thursday, october 18th, 1979. the choir saying amazing grace. and 2000 mourners crowded into putnam city baptist church for the funeral of the church's beloved pastor, richard douglas and his wife marilyn. even the governor was there. it was three days after the home

this freak shot two women, a mother and daughter, with a double-barreled shotgun. wow, interesting.ls, almost 20 years have passed, what, you need to raise the archives, you need to raise it, i repeat to you once again, citizen from mestieva maria gennadievna, had no idea about my client's will. yes, but you might not know what citizen kuznetsov could, for example, tell to a citizen from mestiv about who he was going to leave the apartment to, but i really didn’t know about sasha’s will, why don’t you believe me? i see that you are firmly convinced that he is the performer. listen, well, it just looks very suspicious when the head of the security service of such a huge concern has some kind of relationship with such a freak? come on, develop your idea. listen, it’s true, it’s rarely a bad thing. so, 1998, some businessman decides to resettle the communal apartment. all the residents are happy to leave, only sergei tikhomirov, born in 1956, was stubborn. a former afghan, after shell shock, well, actually his brain is not in order, aggressive. the day of the transaction, a businessman

as a good american sheet of course had a shotgun. she was known to be rather prolific with shotgun in the home of lewis in oxford . during this time the lewises had some trouble trouble with local young men who would trespass on their property and vandalize, steal, cut down trees, all sorts of mischief, crimes. and on one occasion when lewis was wheeling joy around they clocked them in the lewis chivalrous lady jumped in front of joy'swheelchair ostensibly to protect her . and i can't repeat in this company exactly what joyce said but i will paraphrase to the extent it was something like gosh it jack, get out of my way, you areblocking my aim . call one result of this encounter was lewises curmudgeonly peace delinquents in the snow published in a humor magazine in 1957 where you see some of the hooligans were caught by the police and tried in court . lewis complains about how d the legal process had failed miserably. the presiding judge had let them off with a fine and encouraged them to stop pranks as well as if vandalism and robber

the opportunity to buy pistols and shotguns without unnecessary paperwork will be available to 100 thousandn in that everyone who is friendly will start shooting at their own, in a real war, this decision will not have any impact, and we see this in ukraine, well, i am an example, good ukraine, even if all the inhabitants are destroyed, buy tanks, they will all turn out to be easy targets, another horror story from nausėda on the eve of the may elections, the danger of war for lithuania, but that’s all about that the suwałki corridor. first they waited for chevka wagner, no one came, then the belarusian troops, it also turned out to be a fake. but inside the country, vilnius defends itself very democratically, taking away citizenship from local residents for the wrong position. nausėda deprived the famous figure skater margarita drobiaska and ballerina ilse lieppa of citizenship for the quote “connections with the kremlin.” the passports are taken away from those residents of lithuania who refuse to publicly renounce the russian language and support the idea that... russia is hell on earth.

it is reported that the daughter stole the key from a man’s gun safe, where there was a bicast 3 shotguneen-caliber shotgun, then came with the weapon to the gymnasium, where she actually started shooting, it is known that previously there were claims against the man for regarding the maintenance of weapons... answer our questions. law enforcement officers also detained those who are actually responsible for security at the school, this is the director of a security company and the security guard who was at school that day on place, her name is galina chertkova. the main question of the investigation is how the girl managed to get past the guards and the frame of the metal detector with a weapon. during interrogation, the detainees allegedly stated that the metal detector was turned off and turned off on purpose so that there would be no false positives. triggers for new year's garlands, while the telegram channel baza publishes photos from external surveillance cameras at the entrance to the gymnasium, it can be seen that the frames of the metal detector, this photo, there it is not in

in the workshop the guys have two of these copters shot down with a simple shotgun.e mount for the releases. it was possible to attach three eighty two-millimeter mines at once and use baba yaga as a kind of flying cluster mortar. baba yaga is also equipped with an american starlink satellite antenna, which works as a repeater and increases the flight range of drones. judging by the sticker, the equipment belonged to the rear of the prohibited in russia azov regiment. from two downed copters, you can assemble one, which will serve our guys. take for all equipment. they glue their own logo so that in case of a breakdown , the fighters understand who is to fly the drone, here it will be restored and put into action again. alexey kruchinin, roman khrolenko and roman sidorov, first channel lugansk people's republic. 50 new uaz patriots were handed over to our soldiers in the rostov region. this is the first batch of cars that will be sent to the front on behalf of the president; a total of 1,500 of them will be delivered. the cars were produced in record time at the ulya

. >>> police say they have a man in custody after he allegedly fired a shotgun in front of a synagoguein albany, new york, it happened yesterday just hours before the official start of hanukkah. the officials say this is being investigated as a hate crime. >> we were told by responding officers that he made a comment, free palestine. >> polo sandoval joining us with that reporting hours before they light the first candle for the night of hanukkah. >> and fortunately there were no injuries reported, but the new york governor kathy hochul said yesterday this has shaken the jewish community in albany, especially as families were getting ready to begin the celebration of hanukkah. here's what police are telling us right now about this investigation, saying a 28-year-old local man with a shotgun fired at least two times outside of temple, israel, a synagogue just west of downtown albany, police chief eric hawkings you just heard from there saying that during this whole incident, potentially after he was being detained the suspect that he said free palestine. that statement combined with the

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rudolph says his wife, known to be an excellent marksman, accidentally shot herself while packing her shotgun. you standing near to her body crying, what am i going to tell my children? >> our father was telling us. i'm innocent. this is a terrible accident. >> but authorities discovering that within a few months of his wife's death, rudolph secretly cashed out nine separate life insurance policies in her name, totaling about $5 million. did you know he bought cars and went on vacation and. >> i know he had a nice lifestyle. um but i saw him roughly once a year or so. i didn't really know how he was living his life. >> the fbi also learning rudolph had a longtime girlfriend, lori milian. >> i think that my mother brought out the best in him and lori milian brought out the worst in a bartender, telling authorities that in early 2020, he overheard rudolph and milian arguing in a restaurant. >> he pointed his finger and said, you know, i killed my wife for you. this june, a judge sentencing milian to 17 years in prison for being an accessory to the murder after uncovering the truth, the justice

i own a couple of shotguns. i haven't shot them in a while. skeet shooting.ou know, the idea that the way we deal with guns and students and teachers, las vegas, they have already had real difficulty, so much gun violence, 2017 shooting still in the minds of so many and i was out here. folks, we have to get smart, 600 mass shootings in america this year and daily acts of gun violence that don't make the national news. this isn't normal. people have a have a right to feel safe. but all these actions i take as president of the united states. we need congress to step up. the idea, if you were driving your automobile here and you left the key in the ignition and a kid jumped in and stole it and got in a crash, you are liable. why in god's name don't lock up their firearms? why is that not a requirement. these mass murders, not this weekend have been people have grabbed stuff off of counters -- i get angry. we need to ban assault weapons and high capacity mag genes, pass red flag laws, enact universal background checks. you know, the 2-7bd amendment said you can o

> pleasant hill police say a woman was locked out of her house and was shot by her husband with a shotgun as she tried to get in through a barricaded side garage door. she's since been released from the hospital. nobody thinks like your neighbor going to shoot his wife. >> so it kind of scary because you don't you never know. everyone after the shooting, the man, a former police officer, stayed inside the house. >> police called in crisis negotiators and a contra costa county regional swat team. >> i saw, you know, big trucks, army trucks, sort of army trucks or squad cars, whatever it was, with machine guns. so it was pretty serious. >> i waited here, like about two hours. around 12, i decided to just go to the gym and try to kill time. but came back and they were still the investigation was still ongoing. >> for hours, police tried to contact the man by phone and loudspeaker, but he did not respond, nor did he reply to police on social media after he posted comments and recordings police say suggest he may be suicidal. police decided to leave the area at about one friday morning, saying

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she says her husband shot her through the door with a shotgun yesterday morning. later lifting that shelter in place within later that evening, the reinstated that shelter in place and have spent hours trying to make contact with that meant who has locked himself inside of the home residents. we have been speaking with this morning, not able to get into their homes through their neighborhood, spending the night in their cars. >> and there's only one way into a cause and way out. so, you know, there's no other way of getting in the well when i tried to get back home 5 o'clock they couldn't get in. >> now we do know police is saying that the central county swat team and crisis negotiators were out here attempting to speak with the man overnight trying to get the man to surrender. police say that he fired numerous we w you updated if anything changes this morning. stephanie, back to you. all right, tiffany, thanks for staying on scene there for us. >> residents at an apartment complex in concord are raising concerns over ongoing water issues. they say they've been wi

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was after a lengthy standoff that started the night before when he allegedly shot his wife with a shotgunough a closed door. she survived with non-life-threatening injuries. the police chief defended the decision to pull the s.w.a.t. team and left chunliam nai saechao in order to de-escalate the situation and to avoid a shootout with the suspect. the chief tell it is us even though the tactical unit left the police department was was still, quote, using a lot of resources to monitor and keep the public safe. it wasn't until 15 hours later that police returned and blocked off the neighborhood for a second time. police shared photos of a damaged armored vehicle when saechao shot through their front window for them before surrendering friday morning. >> would you handle this any differently, chief? >> no, in the tactic of time, we figured we had the serious situation that time was the tactic to end peacefully and it worked. >> he was literally rolling the dice at the public's safety. as chief of the police and law enforcement officer you do not have the right to risk the safety of the public

police say he fired two rounds from a shotgun into the air sending a wave of fear over the area.was taken into custody a short time later. on the premise at the time were two dozen preschoolers. here's more from governor kathy hochul reacting. take a listen. >> thankfully at this time, no one was injured in this incident. but the fear that it has reeked and the fear and anxiety it has caused, i know a lot of people are feeling shaken right now. >> we need light in darkness. >> that second person you heard from was the rabbi of temple israel, which a few months ago face add bombthreat. this comes at a time when so many jewish communities on edge. you look at hateme data for new york at for instance, in november, hate crimes, across the board, i should note, were up 90% compared to the last year, and then there were nearly 25,000 online threats of violence against jewish communities since early october. and then you think about the timing of this really striking a chord. the shooting happening just before the first night of hanukkah. >> emilie ikeda, sobering statistics, thank you.

she, of course, had a shotgun and she was known to be rather prolific with that shotgun in the backyards's at the kilns in oxford. during this time, the lewis's had some trouble with some local young men. really. hooligans who had trespass on their property and vandalize, steal, cut down trees, all sorts of mischief crimes. and on one occasion, when lewis was wheeling joy around for a walk in their backyard, they caught the young man in the act. lewis shiver closely jumped in front of joy in his wheelchair, ostensibly to protect her. and i can't repeat in this company exactly what joyce said, but i will paraphrase. it was something to the effect of, gosh darn it, jack. get out of my way. you're blocking my aim. one result of this encounter was lewis's rather curmudgeonly piece, delinquents in the snow published in a humor magazine in 1957, where you see some of the hooligans were later caught by the police and tried and caught. in this essay, lewis complains about how the legal process had failed miserably. the presiding judge had let them off with a fine and encouraged them to stop suc

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