exactly six months separate the birth of st john the baptist and the birth of christ the two christian feast days are closely linked to the summer and winter solstice says from june the days begin to shorten from december to lengthen again midsummer's day the saying goes brings a blessing for the land and livestock and promises a good harvest. the day of the summer solstice is a day of festivities throughout the country the congregation of petit of a.z. marks the occasion with the service singing hymns under citing poems in praise of the summer the age old verses betray a robust pride in the homeland. pine forests guarded by meadows birch trees flowers on the highlands wild strawberries great lakes of clear water. july not give thanks to have been born in the heart of finland the dawn of life broke here and here let my grave be too. i shall long for it all one day if ever i should leave. the small church of petty of a.z. is a memorial to the simple faith of the people and the skills of the craftsman who built it its a sanctuary place of joy and purpose of spirit and so for all its age

st. john's. >>> president trump igniting a firestorm, tweeting out extremist videos, one proven false. tonight, the white house saying whether the video is real or not, it doesn't matter. >>> your money, your taxes tonight. president trump's new tax plan. who wins, who loses? and does he have the votes? >>> the stunning moment in court. the convicted war criminal suddenly drinking poison in court, shouting out a message. >>> news on the missing toddler tonight, vanishing from her bed. >>> and your health. the flu shot this year. just how effective is it? the discouraging headline just out. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and for millions of americans, it was a stunning headline to wake up to. matt lauer, the long-time host of "the today show" has been fired. his cohost, her voice trembling, she learned just before the show. lauer is accused of inappropriate sexual behavior and late today, new allegations now surfacing. offcamera, guthrie and hoda ko

here's one of st john the evangelist the images of the saints were not regarded as fantasy pictures. the arrangement of the figures and stories on the icon of states this was strictly laid down the t.-a of saints apostles and prophets who were venerated as mediators of god's grace and every overdubs believe the knew them by name for they appeared in the same order in every orthodox church. one. sent mary our protectors and into assessing the oldest change of the former principality still standing erected not far from vladimir in eleven fifty six. no way can the form and spatial idea of russian medieval sacred architecture be see more clearly than in this change built in pailin stone its walls today on painted it rises gracefully above it square ground. perfect symmetry this architectural jewel with its delicate blind. facade old woman's managed to come through the mongol devastations miraculously unscathed legend maintains that the protective veil of the madonna lay over the church dedicated to her in the meadows on the banks of the river no. past and present pictures from the town o

the good news, marty around lauren still plan to get married in st. johngets back to normal there. wish them the best of luck. a quick programming note. tucker carlson will interview donna brazile tonight at 8:00 eastern about her book and bomb shell claims about her time at the dnc. an interview you don't want to miss. thanks for joining used too. so much to talk about and a lot more to come the rest of the week. thanks for being here. i'm dana perino. up next, shepard smith. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast, 2:00 p.m. in texas. we expect mike pence to arrive to meet with victims of the church massacre. we're seeing new video from one of the men that chased the gunmen after the video. president trump in china after warning north korea not to underestimate the united states. he has a message for the chi northeast leader about supporting dictator kim jong-un. we're live in beijing. get ready for self-driving cars without backup human drivers. volunteer for a test ride? let's get to it.

and the inspiring bonnie st. john on how business leaders can remain focused and upbeat in the face of adversity. every day, on every street, in every town, across america. small businesses show their love to you. with some friendly advice, a genuine smile and a warm welcome they make your town... well, your town. that's why american express is proud to be the founding partner of small business saturday. a day where you get to return that love, because shopping small makes a big difference. so, on november 25th get up, get out, and shop small. >>> how would you increase revenue without alienating your existing customers? >> i think the essential thing about increasing revenue without alienating your customer is to think about why your customer is with you. the central mission of your business. and so if you have that -- those fundamentals, it's really easy to add other services if you're in the service business or other products if you're in the product business or whatever business you're in. sort of things that are

st. john's. and tonight, what police here in new york city have revealed. >>> the images from miami today. the swimmers in the ocean. they have no idea there is a shark right there. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with matt lauer, breaking his silence, 24 hours after being fired as the long-time cohost of "the today show." he is now apologizing, in a statement expressing, quote, sorrow and regret for the pain he has caused, saying repairing the damage is now his full-time job. lauer seen for the first time in photos from thedailymail.com. as tonight, a clearer picture of the allegations now emerge. and the questions, who at nbc new what and when? abc's linsey davis leading us off. >> ror host, seen here in photos by dailymail.com, leaving his $33 million estate on long island, new york. matt lauer now breaking his silence, saying in a statement -- "there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused othe

st. john's university in new york. until tuesday's arrest, he had no criminal record.nvestigators are trying to find a motive for the killings. also developing, an incident at the world court in the hague, has people around the world stunned. the judge told a man, his 20-year sentence for war crimes during the bosnian war would then this happened. after swallowing poison, the man calmly announced, "i have taken poison." attempts to revive him failed. it's unclear how he was able to smuggle poison into court. security procedures are now being tightened. take a look at this bus crash in albuquerque, new mexico! this is a brand new rapid transit bus, which the city had just unveiled. video taken from the front of the bus shows a red car swerving in front of it. that car was in a new dedicated bus lane. for months, the city warned drivers, they're not allowed to drive in those bus lanes. city transit officials have now issued another reminder. an update this morning on a norfolk mother, charged with a felony for sending her 9-year old daughter to school with a recording de

hudson to maintain a regular passenger service traveling from the south end of lake champlain to st. john quÉbec on a weekly round-trip. the boats got bigger, the technology got bigger until you had boats the size of the steamer ticonderoga at the museum bringing passengers and freight from one place to another. really the workhorses of the commercial era were the sailing canal boats through the mid-1860's or the standard canal boats or barges towed around from one end of the late to the other. ultimately, it was the arrival of the railroad in the 1850's that would create the beginning of the and for the commercial shipping industry on lake champlain. one of the greatest cultural resources that lake champlain has to offer in terms of maritime history are shipwrecks on the bottom of theth lake. we have over 300 documented shipwrecks -- from all of history. native american times, the era of conflict between the french and the british, the american and the british, but the bulk of the shipwrecks are commercial vehicles. after the war of 1812 ended, it was fueled by commercial shipping on the

>> well, i have to -- >> detective george harrigan of the st. johnsounty sheriff's office was chosen to interview her. >> i asked her to start from the very beginning. >> go back to you wake up friday. tell me your day friday. >> it was just a normal, absolutely normal day. >> quinn said she had a facial at a local spa, went to yoga class and ran errands in her mercedes suv. when she returned home, she went up to the bedroom. >> i went up to my closet to change my clothes. he came in this way and said don't do anything stupid. i'm not here for you. >> and he's got a gun? >> he's got a gun and yellow gloves on. >> startled by the gunman, quinn screamed, but she was the only one home. her husband was at work, her kids in school. >> so he has a gun to my head and i mean i'm screaming bloody murder. >> how did she describe this guy? >> he was a sharpshooter or sniper in the albanian military. that he goes around doing these kind of jobs. she said that he had some type of foreign accent. >> the look on his face and the evil in his eyes, i was like, i'm dea

st. john's university, a walk-on there. two years ago.ery training, a lot of questions remain in tam pachlt >>> coming up, a symbol of hope and resilience is back home. the atmosphere which originally stood between the world trade center towers is making a special return to the/11 memorial. ♪ come on up ♪ >> taking a look at one world trade there, and 16 years after the september 11 attacks, a symbol of hope has returned home. >> it is an iconic sculpture that remained in tact after the towers fell, here's joe torres. >> reporter: michael burke's 16 year mission is finally complete. >> what's in your heart? >> humility, actually. memory. >> reporter: burke's brother, fdny william burke died on 9/11. his relentless quest to bring the sphere to the world trade center site came to a conclusion as they dedicated the iconic symbol the an its new and permanent home >> they're going to make it a permanent part of the museum. it's a very valuable thing for, particularly future generations to see. >> from this location, it will overlook the site a

st. john's university todayas in past years... they were invited by former warriors great and st. head coach chris mullin draymond green shot around as the team prepares for their game in oklahoma city tomorrow nightklay thompson he saved the warriors against the nets sunday after steph curry fouled outbut the big question is the status of kevin durant who sat out against brroklyn with a sprained ankledurant did practice today and you'd figure he'll do whatever it takes to play against russell westbrook and his former team in the arena in which he was portrayed as a "cupcake" last seasonbut head coach steve kerr says durant's status is still up in the air(sot: kerr) (wipe to warriors thansgiving event) "still questionable. i was hoping chelsea would tell me this morning that he was good to go, but he's still got a little soreness. so we'll see how it goes tomorrow." as part of their "season of giving" initiative employees from the warriors and aquafina joined city of oakland volunteers today 360 in all at the oakland marriott to help distribute thanksgiving meals to fa

st. john approximately 90%. ward island, 90% and haser island, 90%. approximately two weeks later on tuesday, september 19th, 2017, hurricane maria caused damage to almost 60% of the transmission and distribution system on st. croix. the islands did not receive significant damage from hurricane maria.val vessels and brought to to provide sleeping quarters for the crew since many hotels and guest houses we main closed. by far, the biggest challenge that one and i would like to focus on today is funding the day-to-day operations and hardening of the system of future storms. without question, these hurricanes have decimated the finances. while we appreciate the assistance that has and will be forthcoming to rebuild the systems that were damage, one of the primary concern is the ability to meet prestorm expenses. prior to hurricanes, revenues were approximately $25.6 million per month. since the hurricanes and since we're unable to provide service and bill customers, revenue has dropped to below $2 million per month. financing agreements it must pay. to ad

st. john's university todayas in past years... they were invited by former warriors great and st. ymond green shot around as the team prepares for their game in oklahoma city tomorrow nightklay thompson he saved the warriors against the nets sunday after steph curry fouled outbut the big question is the status of kevin durant who sat out against brroklyn with a sprained ankledurant did practice today and you'd figure he'll do whatever it takes to play against russell westbrook and his former team in the arena in which he was portrayed as a "cupcake" last seasonbut head coach steve kerr says durant's status is still up in the air(sot: kerr) (wipe to warriors thansgiving event) "still questionable. i was hoping chelsea would tell me this morning that he was good to go, but he's still got a little soreness. so we'll see how it goes tomorrow." as part of their "season of giving" initiative employees from the warriors and aquafina joined city of oakland volunteers today 360 in all at the oakland marriott to help distribute thanksgiving meals to families in need. oakland mayo

the sixth parcel is on the west st. john street and paying $6 million. the purchase has been planned for years for the tech village. critics say taxpayer money is being spent to subsidize the private development. >>> help is under way for homeowners whose property tax are due. county officials say property taxes are the biggest expense aside from the mortgage itself. they estimate 1-20 taxpayers struggle to pay the full amount. with the new option, they are able to pay part of the amount giving property owners flexibility. make the tax deadline with fewer penalties. workshops tonight and friday to talk about the partial pay program. we posted more information on our website, www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> tech companies will be back on capitol hill for more questioning today. >> a second day of inquiries into the role of the russian meddling in the election. scott mcgrew, you say today could be tougher than yesterday. >> yeah because today they have two hearings. one in front of the senate in an hour and a half and one in front of the house in the afternoon. re

st. john's. >>> president trump igniting a firestorm, tweeting out extremist videos, one proven false. tonight, the white house saying whether the video is real or not, it doesn't matter. >>> your money, your taxes tonight. president trump's new tax plan. who wins, who loses? and does he have the votes? >>> the stunning

i had to call on my lifeline, debbie st. johnbe tend of a beautiful relationship. >> we figured that one out. >> "b," final answer. >> she got it. >> come on! at the end of the day, i was thrilled to compete. >> he's tall. he's good looking. now i know he's smart. where is his weak link? where is your weak link? >>ky play smart on tv. >> i'm impressed. >> it was so good. so thrilled to give my win togs the multiple my loeloma researc foundation. you and your manolos helped me. tune in on monday. >> did you talk about how much they hurt? >>> still ahead -- >> this is by far the craziest most insane thing i have ever attempted to do. >> how pink plans to bring down the house at sunday's american music awards. and then, are the "justice league" superheroes starting a fad. >> band in your jams? >> i tap my foot. >>> and inside "ncis l.a.'s" 200th episode foundation. what you never knew about the cast. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> i don't care about it. i care about being able to breathe up there. >> pink, practicing her

croix, st. john, and st. thomas, where 100,000 u.s. citizens live, 79% of residents remain without power, according to fema. a "boil water" advisory remains in effect for the whole territory, where more than half the homes were damaged by maria. watch my interview with doctor michael charness about the healthcare challenges still facing puerto rico in the aftermath of hurricane maria. the fact people couldn't get medications, refills, find physicians, meant that diabetics and hypertensives, people with epilepsy, people with asthma were basically getting sick because they had treatable deceases >> sreenivasan: visit facebook.com/newshour. >> sreenivasan: on this first full day of his asia trip, president trump met with japanese prime minister shinzo abe, whose ruling coalition won two-thirds of the seats in japan's parliament last month. during his five years in power, one of abe's top economic goals has been to expand japan's workforce and increase productivity by seeing more women employed. the approach has become known as "womenomics

st. john's. >>> president trump igniting a firestorm, tweeting out extremist videos, one proven false. tonight, the white house saying whether the video is real or not, it doesn't matter. >>> your money, your taxes tonight. president trump's new tax plan. who wins, who loses? and does he have the votes? >>> the stunning moment in court. the convicted war criminal suddenly drinking poison in court, shouting out a message. >>> news on the missing toddler tonight, vanishing from

thomas, 90% on st. john the two outlying islands each suffering 90%. urricane maria renders about 60% of the st. croix system. we are in the process of rebuilding before we can completely restore our customers. our commitment to rebuild and re-energize by december. the on ominous task is further competent by challenges of mobilizing materials necessary for the restoration effort. because of the unique geographical location, we have struggled to be able to move materials and equipment from the united states to the virgin islands for the past several weeks. the hurricane also had a devastating effect on the financing of the actual utility. the utility, prior to the storm generated about $26 million in revenue. currently we are less than $2 million. month in terms of revenue. because of the actual price tag, they can actually top $300 million, the financial herder is hard to overcome. equally concerning are the operational cost, the cost of restoration, our cost associated with pre-storm obligation, contractual agreements and previous finance agreements. i

st. john's. >>> president trump igniting a firestorm, tweeting out extremist videos, one proven false. tonight, the white house saying whether the video is real or not, it doesn't matter. >>> your money, your taxes tonight. president trump's new tax plan. who wins, who loses? and does he have the votes? >>> the stunning moment in court. the convicted war criminal suddenly drinking poison in court, shouting out a message. >>> news on the missing toddler tonight, vanishing from her bed.

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st. john's. >>> president trump igniting a firestorm, tweeting out extremist videos, one proven false. the video is real or not, it doesn't matter. >>> your money, your taxes tonight. president trump's new tax plan. who wins, who loses? and does he have the votes? >>> the stunning moment in court. the convicted war criminal suddenly drinking poison in court, shouting out a message. >>> news on the missing toddler

they came here with their friends and family members to st. john united baptist church to hear d.c. police give an update on the three shootings. >> right now, i'm feeling distressed, disappointed and a little anxious as well. >> after living in northwest d.c. for 25 years, janet crump is upset over three murders near >> it is discouraging for me. i have been a community worker and organizer. i've been an amc commissioner and i don't see any particular change in my community. >> reporter: janice crump and 100 people listened to d.c. police talk about last week's rash of shooting, three people died, including a 16-year-old. they believe two of the shootings were bang related. police say overall crime is down 14%. brandon todd says he understands why people are still upset. >> public safety in the fourth district is one of my chief priorities. >> janice crump has a message for the suspected shooters. >> i want the young men to put the guns down and get a grip on life and try to make a change for themselves. >> reporter: police have onl shootings. they urge anyone with information abou

st. john's with ex-warriors star chris mullen who's coaching the red storm.cially listed as questionable with a sore ankle. hard to imagine him missing this game, though. he says it's just one of 82. >> just a regular game for me now. i know how to tune out the crowd. i know how to tune out the [ bleep ]. and just keep it at basketball. i'll be all right. >>> college hoops. vcu taking maui. the maui gym invitational. jonathan williams the steal and the score. vcu up 10 early. later in the first cal's don coleman with a drive and no. but marcus lee yes. with authority! kristen, want to do some sports tere? >> with authority. >> muscling in on your turf. >> that's okay. i like the enthusiasm. i'm willing to share. jenkins went for 27 and cal falls 83-69. i may need your help for this also. i know you want to cal so you're pumped up. this had people mesmerized earlier. watch number 80. don't lose 80. now you see him. now you don't. >> that is so funny. >> usc coach clay helton posted this video, and people are replaying it over and over and over. 80 is apparentl

the warriors plant to st. johns university before boarding a flight for oklahoma city. durant is recovering from a sprained left ankle that kept him side lined during sunday's win in brooklyn. many fans believe durant will play considering this marks his second -- he says his ankle is feeling better and he's ignoring the hype surrounding the game. >> it's a regular game for me now. i know how to tune out the crowd and tune out the [bleep] and play. and keep it at basketball, and i'll be all right. >> it reminded me of lebron's return to cleveland. it was similar with this -- a different vibe, sometimes we have intensity and competitive desire, and then sometimes it can be a little ugly and it was ugly. >> tonight game at 5:00. the warriors will return here to oakland and host the bulls on friday. >>> time is 4:26. we're getting a look at the progress in building the warrior's new arena in san francisco. you're looking at the what will be the chase center starting to take shape in mission bay. sky fox flew over their $5 billion arena site as a parade of cement trucks pul

religious music meets modern dance the st john passion on stage. like many works by the church musician your hands of a stand by this is inspired by the ideas of martin luther to mark the five hundredth anniversary of the reformation. the leipsic opera is presenting the passion. no jesus no judas no individual figures at all instead there are group scenes timelessly beautiful maybe occasionally a bit puzzling still you don't have to be religious yourself to be moved by this new ballet. no one lives here. it's not a real place but one where reality is tested and. has photographed fake towns around the world many were created to be shot up there where military forces trained to fight war and terrorism in california's mojave desert there are streets and mosques built as a replica of the middle east. another think town is in france the european street scene is a deliberate choice a stage set for military training should a war be fought in europe. germany too has fake subways and airports all for anti terrorism drills disturbing yet the statically compe

. >>> terminix has been ordered to pay a fine for the cleanup on st. john. they are reportedly paid the family a $90 million settlement. officials say they and their two sons suffered permanent paralysis. >>> in argentina, hopes now turning to disappointment. the argentine navy says sounds that had been detected did not come from that submarine that's missing for nearly a week. >> it suffered a battery failure. >> reporter: rescue teams facing these fierce winds and massive waves, focussing their searc ship picked up underwater noises, while looking for the missing submarine. those noises were described as sustained, now being analyzed by the u.s. navy. >> the u.s. navy aircraft have very powerful computers to analyze these sounds to make sure this is the submarine. >> reporter: it was last heard from five days ago, the commander reporting an electrical fault. now it's a race against time to save the 44 crew members on board. including argentina's first female submarine officer. eliana maria crawchuck. carlos mendoza waiting for news of his brother fernando.

the sinful old luge bend in this heist in these the boot bend in st john's they live in this plaza on vesey. plethora. and giving talks to them on the include pushed on the tile in the system plus muscle doesn't look at. sent these magnet detect in the entropy taylor get off to the internet ticed. the eye nicolson to tool stop and decent as well the woman is at stealth and uses the title to us into fast off to put scent gate in the so going on to talk till needed induced to leave the sinfield men did. look to their own to come and tell them the plasma fractionation industry these are the pharmaceutical companies that buy eighty thousand liters of plasma from the red cross each year the humanitarian institution makes nearly ten million swiss francs from this sale other donors are aware of it. that doesn't mean it has some kind of or maybe doing yesterday between a song papa has some. saying by no memo the boss of the shows i. don't wonder so i'm against the defense because we don't need most on a p.r. priscus assaulted vernia. this been a case wait he said don't his appeal to the summi

st. john's with ex-warriors star chris mullen who's coaching the red storm.ble with a sore ankle. hard to imagine him missing this game, though. he says it's just one of 82. >> just a regular game for me now. i know how to tune out the crowd. i know how to tune out the [ bleep ]. and just keep it at basketball. i'll be all right. >>> college hoops. vcu taking on cal in maui. the maui gym invitational. jonathan williams the steal and the score. vcu up 10 early. later in the first cal's don coleman with a drive and no. but marcus lee yes. with authority! kristen, want to do some sports tere? >> with authority. >> muscling in on your turf. >> that's okay. i like the enthusiasm. i'm willing to share. jenkins went for 27 and cal falls 83-69. i may need your help for this also. i know you want to cal so you're pumped up. this had people mesmerized earlier. watch number 80. don't lose 80. now you see him. now you don't. >> that is so funny. >> usc coach clay helton posted this video, and people are replaying it over and over and over. 80 is apparently invisible. whi

thomas provides bringing cables to the nearby island of st. john. located more than 40 miles to the south of st. thomas and not interconnected. through the depth of the ocean floor which is five miles deep. 100% depend si on fuel oil while at the same time committing itself to to reduce by 2025. began to take hold with the implementation of additional solar power to the grid and most notably the introduction of liquefied petroleum gasoline. for the primary fuel for electricity. to build operate terminals, provide propane supply. and over see the from solely fuel or oil generating units. at the same time, the fuel diver diverse. $500,000 department of interior grant to pursue the plan which mapped out the generation mix for the utility over the next two decades. taking a page from the plan the authority in march entered into a contract with what north america to provide new generation units for the authority. we expect the units to be operational in mid-2018. to focus specifically on hurricane impact, the most extensive damage was experienced by the t

the warriors practiced at san jose -- st. johnsnd is the assistant coach. after the workout the team headed to oklahoma city where they will play the thunder tomorrow night. will kevin durant play against his old team. missed a game a day later, after today's practice, durant said he will see how he feels in the morning. >> i think he will play, big game, what is next for our local teenager competing on the voice. we'll show you. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepared. together, we're building a better california. school -- has mth >>> noah mack, you're moving on. >> noah, you are movin

st. john's university student, was brought in for questioning, picked up outside of this mcdonald's wheree worked after police received a tip from a co-worker. >> he told my boss to hold his book bag for him. he said, don't go in the book bag, whatever you do. she went in the book bag, she found a gun. after finding the gun she called police. >> reporter: this gun police say was the missing link leading them to donaldson. >> that firearm was used in all four murders. as our investigation continued into the early hours of this morning, we were then able to gather the probable cause and charge howell donaldson with four counts of first-degree murder. >> reporter: police say donaldson admitted to owning the weapon which authorities say was bought legally, but has not confessed to the killings. >> he was cooperative. but he did not tell us why he was doing this. we were really hoping to find out what was driving him to do this. we don't have those answers yet. >> reporter: authorities also point to donaldson's cell phone records linking its location to the cell tower closest to three of the h

so over to st. john and st. thomas and st. croix got hit with maria as well with puerto rico. the all right let's talk about what's happening here. cloudy and kind of cool. a couple of sprinkles trying to go down there in southern maryland. if this is doing anything, and you can see how these echoes come and go. i mean it may just be a little drop. a light drop on your windshield. maybe you feel a little bit of moisture in the air. that's about it. these look like a couple of bona fide late showers. north of salisbury headed to ocean city. but other than that, the clouds are hanging tough and you see this disturbance passing wet south of us now. so -- well south of us now. so norfolk, virginia beach right along the virginia and north carolina boarderer seeing the rain. we may have a couple of sprinkles in the mountains he chilly side with temperatures right now hanging in the 40s around here. low 40s out on the shenandoah valley to mid 40s here. so what we're looking at as we check out the futurecast, relatively quiet and cool afternoon and hides are going to be around the 50

st. john's university basketball team back here in new york graduating in 2015. now two years later he's an accused killer. this morning a possible serial killer captured. >> tonight goodness has won. >> tampa police announcing they will charge howell donaldson in connection with four murders after taking him into custody at the mcdonald's where he worked. investigators say a tip from one of his co-workers led to his arrest. >> we received some information about mr. donaldson having a firearm at the mcdonald's. one of his co-workers approached a police officer. through our investigation several hours later, we will be charging donaldson. >> and this exclusive video from abc station wfds showing officers putting donaldson in a police car. investigators believe he's the same man spotted on multiple surveillance cameras near the scene of the murders. all four victims shot at random at night or in the early morning hours while walking alone. police received 5,000 tips over the 51-day investigation and during that time the community lived in fear with police on nightl