. >> lisa: brandy johnson misses her younger brother, john sloan. we has shot and killed in east oakland. that me, antoine jackson, and a third up identified man were stopped by oakland police, and a press release, police explained they received a tip that a, quote, violent crime was going to take place in the area. police insist when they stopped these men they were armed and confrontational. moments later police shot antoine jackson in the side while he sat in the driver's seat, and john sloan in the back of the head when he ran. the third man was arrested. >> they killed a bunch of guys -- two guys they don't even know the reason for, because usually cops have an answer for what they're doing. if there were guns like they say, they're going to leave the guns on the ground. >> when they do it, no repercussion, nothing to be said. how can you have family out here, not going to say nothing to the family how you murdered their child? >> two people are killed under very questionable circumstances. >> an attorney is representing antoine jackson's famil

we've learned sloan had been in the first passenger seat and was shot in the head. his friend, 30-year-old antwon jackson was the driver he was shot on the side. a third man in the backseat ran away but was captured. police say two of the three men emerged with firearms. >> what did the young men in the car do that justified the police officer shooting at them. >> reporter: attorney john burres told us he's been hired by antwon jackson's family to fine out what happened. >> the lack of transparent say is the problem here. >> reporter: jackson says her brother's death needs the voice. >> nobody else out here liked him. nobody out here likes him. >> reporter: sloan's family says they can't move on until they know the facts. we did contact police, we were told there's no new information that the incident is under investigation and they are not ready to talk. >>> a part time employee has been arrested for sexual battery of a 17-year-old girl. 55-year-old victor salazar has not entered a plea and is currently being held on $120,000 bail. word of the assault spread around

we've learned sloan had been in the first passenger seat and was shot in the head. his friend, 30-year-old antwon jackson was the driver he was shot on the side. a third man in the backseat ran away but was captured. police say two of the three men emerged with firearms. >> what did the young men in the car do that justified the police officer shooting at them. >> reporter: attorney john burres told us he's been hired by antwon jackson's family to fine out what happened. >> the lack of transparent say is the problem here. >> reporter: jackson says her brother's death needs the voice. >> nobody else out here liked him. nobody out here likes him. >> reporter: sloan's family says they can't move on until they know the facts. we did contact police, we were told there's no new information that the incident is under investigation and they are not ready to talk. >>> a part time employee has been arrested for sexual battery of a 17-year-old girl. 55-year-old victor salazar has not entered a plea and is currently being held on $120,000 bail. word of the assault spread around

some of john sloan's family gathered today, demanding answers. >> only thing i know is my brother is dead. lease less bran didn't johnson misses her younger brother john sloan the 23-year-old was shot and killed may 18th in east oakland. that night he, antoine jackson, and a third unidentified man were stopped by oakland police. in a press release police explained they received a tip that a, quote violent crime was going to take place in the area. police insist when they stopped these men they were averaged and confrontational. moments later, police shot antoine jackson in the side while he sat in the driver's seat and john sloan in the back of the head while he ran. the third man was arrested. >> they killed a bunch of guys -- two guys -- they don't know the reason for, because usually cops have an answer for what they're doing. if there were guns they're going to leave the guns open theground. >> no repep -- repercussions. how you can have a family out here not going to say nothing about how your murdered their child? >> two people killed under questionable circumstances. >> lisa:

and police shat antoine jackson and john sloan in the back of his head while he ran. the third map was arrested. >> they killed a bunch of guys -- two guys they don't even know the reason for, because usually cops have an answer for what they are doing. if there were guns, they're going to leave the guns on the ground. >> when they do it, no repercussions. how can you have a family out here. you not going say something the family how you murdered their child? inquiring two people killed under questionable circumstances. >> he is representing the jackson family and may take the sloan case as well. he says there was no evidence the men were armed. >> when you have a situation where two people are shot a on bleak story is given about one man being armed and other man may or may not have been armed. that doesn't mean you get to shoot them. >> oakland police would not return our phone calls or request for update or comment. in oakland, lisa amin gulezian abc-7 news. >> alan: tonight, san jose police need your help in fining the person who stabbed an 18-year-old man to deat

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good morning, sloan. >> reporter: good morning. what i can tell you is yesterday rescue crews had a lot of challenges on their plate not only dealing with the mountains and mountains of rubble. all of these homes that toppled down the cars, the trees, this is what they were forced to search through to find anybody who might be alive. the good news is they were able to find 17 people still alive in this rubble and the hope is today that they might find still more people. you can see, i don't know if you can see far back there, but scattered around people now that the sunlight is coming up, you are seeing more and more people coming back to their homes now that it's drier, the weather is cooperating, bringing bags and suitcases to recover whatever it is that they can recover inside their homes. again, we are talking act 117 people killed in this tornado. 400 plus injured and unfortunately we have been told by the city manager and several other emergency responders those numbers are expected to rise. much more recovery, much more sear

young people the hardest joining me now for the take on this are the two co-founders of students from sloan frost and alexander thank you so much for joining us tonight thanks for having thank you so for kids say get out of high school get out of college face seen a bleak job market was a looker it's a little intimidating to be looking out there with the kinds of education we've had lack of preparation but i think it means that we're ready for a new approach we're ready to move on with our new ideas for a break out of the shell of that education system is help us and i'm really excited for what we're going to be able to do. alexander i think it's important for our generation to recognize that we can't see jobs as model from heaven to simply expect others to provide a more there's going to be a much greater emphasis on entrepreneurism in creating value transitioning between different jobs than any other generation before and we're seeing a lot of young people really embracing about it seems to be a certain resentment to i mean i'd like to think i'm beyond such petty things but i got i got to

. >> brandy johnson misses her younger brother, john sloan. the 23-year-old was shot and killed on may 18th in east oakland. that night he, an tone jackson and a third unidentified man were stopped by oakland police. in a press release police explained they received a tip that a, quote, violent crime was going to tapes along the 3,000 block of current avenue. police insist when they stopped these men they were armed and confrontational. moments later police shot an tone -- antone jackson and another man and the third man arrested. >> they killed two guys and they don't even know the reason for it. usually cops have an answer for what they are doing. if there were guns like they say they are going to leave the guns on the ground. >> when they do it, there's any repercussion. how can you have a family out here, you are not going to say nothing to the family about how you murdered their child? >> two people are killed under very questionable circumstances. >> attorney john burriss is representing antawn jackson's family and may take the sloan cas

. >> susan became one of 21 widows from middletown, daughter, sloan, was just 4 at the time. >> it'sringing back my dad, but it puts things in perspective again that there is a justice system. >> i'm alison gilbert. >> reporter: justice after years of support. >> look at all of the certificates in here too. >> reporter: hours of therapy. >> what are you thinking about when you're doing this portrait? >> as much as i want to draw him, i don't think i have enough talent to be able to really catch the image of who he is. >> reporter: and a painful burial. >> the papers on your counter here. did you ever think you'd see this head line? >> i did not. i have to say, it feels with pleasure that i purchased the paper today. >> reporter: still, she doesn't quite feel relieved, not yet. >> does it close a chapter on 9/11 and our own chapter i guess so to speak? our family chapter? no, because we've had to learn how to deal with it. >> reporter: seth stone, cbs news, middletown, new jersey. >>> coming up a little bit later on "the early show," continuing coverage on the aftermath of the killing

would propel them into the top of the table but the dutch manager won't be thanking his pool keeper sloan janai of closing down a loss in a row or eight allowing dustin bargain to further from the spot one became true right up the day for a good seven off ensuring an extra time strike from the visitors would matter little to one final step for us. m g meanwhile we're aiming to join the top of the standings for twenty four hours at least things were looking good after twenty eight minutes to. alexander lennon knocking off this messiness on the edge of the area but that was to be avoided as highlights a time after it's finally paying dividends for the visitors eleven minutes of the three young player linda equalising after work from the birth of parlous in the build up on the winter would. arrive a dozen minutes later. pulling out the second of two very cheap one and. the day's first game meanwhile so at home kiss away all three points against the visiting trivia serbian defender forget your pitch opening scoring for the town side on the hour mark this is the key to it by jan often have an

throw sloan's on the borders what would happen to this huge forces of israel if people were still some stones on the water there. beyond the latest violence israel is also accused of blackmailing people in gaza to become collaborators policy and say they are trapped and are often only allowed to leave by agreeing to become informers for israeli intelligence reports. the latest weapon of war targeting the sick and the helpless and denying them health care unless they become soldiers for the other side. i needed urgent surgery which couldn't be done here in gaza i had to get to jerusalem but when i arrived at the emirates border crossing i was arrested by the israeli security service they brought me into a building for questioning he kept me there from ten in the morning until six in the evening. the payoff was simple become an informant and get a permit to beat gaza for medical care in israel jordan or the palestinian with them or refuse and face the health risks and it's not casual operation but one which is highly planned and targeted involving senior israeli intelligence officers acc

man claimed the title with a three one victory over manchester united at wembley on saturday but sloane are also this year's line league of winners for the third consecutive time. and another for going use free fall has provisionally suspended executive committee members mohamed bin hammam. warner with no action to be taken against president sepp blatter been home and vice president want to appear before the ethics committee following allegations they tried to bribe some caribbean boaters ahead of once this presidential election mean harm almost blows only challenger big current president was aware of some wrongdoing but he pulled out of the race just hours before the hearing people will now launch a full of best occasion but lotsa world grace and the scrutiny. for media service first but in the script. for the article one thousand and three which i just. could be. in there for me investigation is what i don't get. instant. longer all sternness now where savannah isn't solvers into the last state of the french open following a comprehensive. talk about the two thousand and nine champion

selloff in silver saw the metal recently dropped twenty percent and that's probably not the end of the sloan silver is losing around five percent. and here's a snapshot of the market's performance u.s. stocks are down the weekly unemployment claims rise to the highest level in eight months. trading lower general motors that's the larger the companies reporting higher profits said earnings more than tripled stronger sales in the u.s. and china. and european stocks are lower as well investors took a took in a raft of earnings reports from some of the region's largest companies including lloyds banking group source international shares of both companies are down eighty four percent respectively europe fell sharply after the european central bank declined to indicate that an interest rate hike next month was likely and bank of england keeps key interest rate already steady at a record low of half a percent here in russia lost its close in the red reality has dropped to its lowest level in five months as oil fell stocks long wait by cannot. investors are concerned that tightening can only policy

no i would say you know quite the contrary the fact that mr sloan's car was promoting the special drawing rights which in a way are the mechanism that would make the dollar suffer i think that we are going to see that who are vying. for the whole month at the i.m.f. will keep away from it. too strongly participation in doing away with the u.s. dollar in other words the u.s. dollar needs to be the key currency and anything which you see this competition automatically puts on warning lights are a small example in november of two thousand and two saddam hussein started selling is our drop our food for all will agreement with the u.n. one billion dollars per annum he started selling that in europe so that was in november two thousand to well we know in march two thousand and three what happened to saddam hussein because it was a very dangerous he was there and it was the oil market going to migrate from u.s. dollars to urals that would spell trouble for the u.s. dollar so here if our. stars comes but our idea of my away from the dollar toward special drawing rights of i was one of the treasur

you this hour including living in the southernmost tip of the earth our team meets the animals of sloane watching avatar disappear. for several wondered how to wash your hair in space he has been speaking to a nasa astronaut to find out. in a speech on the latest events in the arab world president obama pledged support for democracy and opposition to violence against protesters but he mentioned the countdowns of demonstrations and rain to keep us alive which a contributor thinks that this selective approach things above is failing to reach the hearts and minds of muslims are bomb a latest address to the muslim world was just peel remake of his famous can you were a speech two years ago in fact it was a disappointment to everybody except one to whom intimate concern i'm talking about saudi arabia and then me in spirit or of both osama bin ladin and he's associates and with their brutal revolt of bashir i my jury in a united states president barack obama did his best to avoid it any pain any mentioning all of the main six pound gorilla in the room and he excelled at accomplishing his objec

brazil as man claimed the title with a three one victory over the united at wildly on saturday but sloane also this is like legal wins for the third consecutive time. and in more football news before has proficiently suspended executive committee members one hundred been hard on and jack warner with no action to be taken against president. and this scandal is gearing up as vice president warner referring to secretary-general gerald bulkier has now claimed that the target for the right to have is the twenty twenty two world cup. warner previously appeared before the ethics committee following allegations tried to bribe some caribbean voters head there was this presidential election when hardball was not as the only challenger and serve the current president was aware of some wrongdoing but pulled out of the race just hours before the hearing he will now go inch a full investigation but blogs are world place and his scrutiny. for media isn't his first but in the spirit it was mr. president. no one to know answers or we should just be. in the full distribution is what i don't get. on to tenn

his heart went to alexis sloan, a boxing fan who had been born with a genetic heart condition.sing her lifelong struggle against cystic fibrosis, until surgeons replaced her lungs with paco's. paco's liver went to meghan kingsley, once an accomplished swimmer, but after nine years of constant illness, she had had perhaps days to live. and vicky davis, a 57-year-old mother of two, received one of paco's kidneys and his pancreas. with the assistance of gift of live and espn, the four recipients flew to chicago to meet paco's family. paco's 17-month-old daughter ginnette felt her father's heartbeat. and there was meghan's mother, sharon, so indebted to paco's mother. >> from one mother to another mother, nobody can understand a mother's love. >> i know. i know. >> i know. but i thank you for the gift that you've given us because without him she wouldn't be alive, either. >> okay. >> it's hard to accept that he's gone, but because of him other people live, and he lives within him too. a piece of him is still there, so that makes me happy. >> and so we choose paco rodriguez and his

many things he was not present been hurt less that he was in new york september 95 when she went to sloan-kettering and until shortly before she died when she became unconscious unconscious, saying that is what he regrets the most he was not there. >> host: all hole in his life? >> as i am sure it would be for many of us. but i would not attribute neglect to that. >> and fortunate to the circumstance also not the kind of person that would be inclined to overstate the severity of illness to her children but her daughter was with her when she died because they have spoken the week before and amaya had become concerned when she was sounding confused and said i will put everything aside to get out there. and barack obama came shortly afterwards been a constant seen from where he goes back to hawaii to enter as a distant theme that is a point* of strength and a point* of estrangement? a little bit of both? what is the most important linkage that was prevalent? >> distance is a common issue beginning at about age 10. the first 10 years of his life he was with his mother pretty much so full-time. born in

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer: the mississippi river flood played havoc with commerce today, while towns and cities in two states waited for worse to come. ray suarez has the story. >> reporter: by late tuesday, cargo barges were once again plying the great river near natchez, mississippi. but, they were moving at a snail's pace and just one at a time to avoid creating wakes that would put even more pressure on levees. for most of tuesday, the coast guard suspended traffic on a 15- mile stretch of the river at natchez. and downstream, ten freight terminals between baton rouge and new orleans were closed due to high water. >> reporter: indeed, the river is a major artery for c

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sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the plague of tornadoes in the midwest claimed 14 more victims overnight, in oklahoma and several other states. and, more storms whirled into life today, while the people of joplin, missouri continued searching for their own dead and missing. "newshour" correspondent kwame holman has the story. >> reporter: nerves already were on edge across the midwest as forecasters issued a new wave of warnings. kansas city, missouri went on alert, and the storm system threatened half a dozen other states as it headed west. less than 24 hours earlier, tornadoes tore their way across oklahoma. >> this was a large tornado that come through here. >> reporter:

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leading it to she died in november and 95 she was a new york and the timber of 95 when she went to sloan-kettering to get a second opinion about her cancer and he told me he spoke on the phone to her until shortly before she died and became unconscious so she said that's the thing he regrets most that he wasn't there. >> host: a big hole in his life. >> guest: exactly as i am sure it would be for many of us. but i wouldn't attribute anything necessarily neglect to that. >> host: an unfortunate set of circumstances. >> guest: he was in hawaii, she was in chicago and she was also not the kind of person who would be inclined to overstay, quite the contrary, the severity of her illness to her children. her daughter was with her when she died because it spoke in the week before, and mayay was concerned that her mother became confused and decided i am going to put it aside and put it all out there so she was out there and barack obama came afterwards. >> host: a constant theme in their lives from the point barack obama goes back to hawaii to enter the private school distance is a constant theme in the m

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