when he made the turn into the alley, the police made the turn into the alley and then we heard a thumpi myself ran through the alley through the back way and seeing police jump back in the car with the little boy just laying there he didn't want to give us his name. he didn't want to tell us where he lived. he was scared. they got some photos and say the major dent. they and others tried to help ja von bandaging his leg and calling pair medicine ex. c police provided us a statement saying in part while we are glad the juvenile was not seriously injured in this incident we are taking these allegations involving one of our officers seriously. the internal affairs bureau is determining a full investigation to determine exactly what happened and whether proper procedures were followed. jason tells us his symptoms telling us he's mad. his mother and neighbors still struggling to make sense of what went objection to the form it is sad. that was a child. that's somebody's child. you're an officer of the law. we asked d.c. police why they had approached javon initially on thursday and we still

the officer who left that can returns to the alley and searches the area and picks up the can and finds what appears to be drugs. prosecutors have released the man and dropped charges but the police department and prosecutor's office are investigating. >>> the minneapolis police officer who shot and killed justine damond is refusing to talk with investigators but officer matt harrity, his partner, said they pulled in the alley to investigate a possible sex assault and were startled by a loud bang. she then approached the driver's side of the car and officer noor shot passenger seat. >>> and a man was arrested in a morning rush hour road rage shooting. 58-year-old ernest stickell from mechanicsville, maryland. the woman who was shot is expected to recover. the shooting took place on the eisenhower avenue connector near the beltway off-ramp. nobody else was hurt. >>> a chipotle restaurant in sterling re-opened after morning a dozen people got sick. the restaurant said that the symptom people were having sound like norovirus but not from the food. the store was still shut down and cleaned

we knew the cars were shot and the door was shot up but had no idea the boy across the alley was hit.police say a stray bullet went through the back door of this home and hit an 11-year-old boy in the chest. he was transferred to chop. people that live near the boy's home were in shock when they found out. >> it's scary. now the kids, we'll chemothem, from here, you can't go around the block anymore. >> the kids play in the alley between the streets all the time. today she told her 11-year-old grandson was shot. >> can't play with guns. i had to tell him it was an accident. he said my heart hurts for him. >> police are not releasing the victim's name because he is a juvenile. detectives are investigating. if you have information, you are asked to contact chester police. trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> sarah? >> trish, thank you. >> meantime police have made an arrest in another shooting in chester yesterday that left a man dead. this man shot a 23-year-old yesterday multiple times killing him just before 5:00 p.m. at mom as and tur relle streets. >> police in montgomery coun

one man was dead in the alley, another ran into the popeye's for assistance.re they also called for help as well. apparently two prince george's county police officers responded to the scene and applied what they call trauma kits. that victim who was inside the popeye's rushed to the hospital but didn't survive. people gathered at the scene as word of the shooting circulated trying to find out who was killed. now, police have not yet released the names of the two investigators still [inaudible] assistance from the public asking anyone with information about the victims or some of the circumstances to please call crime solvers. this is now the ninth and tenth homicide here in prince george's county in the last eight days. live in suitland, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> thanks, mel. 4:50 is the time. today marks one year since seth rich was shot and killed in northwest d.c. the 27-year-old was killed in the bloomingdale neighborhood while walking back to his apartment early in the morning. police have said he was killed in a botched robbery. later tod

while two men were arguing in the alley near 8th street. the men pulled out their guns and several people try to get away. this neighbor called the survival a miracle. god,ad it not been for the fact he protected that they become it could have been more serious. anna-lysa: the police are looking for these two men and are hoping to make an arrest. >> i wish whoever did this would turn themselves in. >> so what is in, so young, they need to be cared for and watched out for. anna-lysa: with the toddler's mother this afternoon, talking about the case. a $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. live in northeast, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. i'm nancy chen at the live desk, following new to the limits out of pennsylvania were a person of interest in the disappearance of four men has confessed to their murders. cosmoinardo -- dinardo admitting this. the associated press said that he killed them separately after selling the marijuana, then burned their bodies at his family farm. investigators had been digging for days after t

top of the alley way she witnessed the execution of her own son. 911, what is the address of the emergency? a. it was the mother who called 911. they just shot my son. >> and the mother did testify during the trial. again, this happened in 2015, but the case has taken sometime in part because there was a mistrial in january after the jury dead locked. richo large audience blonde will be sentenced in october ande life in prison. there is still no word tonight how a secret service agent, what led to a shooting in the district involving a secret service agent . we can't tell you one person was shot in the thigh in the 1,100th block of northwest and taken to the hospital. the victim's condition and identity have not been release. three people are now charged in the murder of a teenager in prince george's county. can he leak johnson, kie lon nel scon are all facing charges in the murder of dustin corey. correspondy was found shot in a car in laurel. police believe they shot him after they met to conduct an illegal transcan a. i was a dramatic day on capital hill.

. >> reporter: when he heard about what happened he came to the alley, he came to the wall.came to see that picture. he came to talk about jim vance. meet now william sauder, 52 years old, native of washington. >> i like his swag. you know, i liked the way he talked. you know, swag is something that, you know, i pick up, i pick up from my elders. really admire. >> right here. >> reporter: today that picture was the place to be. you see, it was just a few weeks ago that ben's chili bowl unveiled the new mural. it is on the iconic wall alongside the famous d.c. restaurant, and there high on top our own jim vance. and even though he was sick and battling for his life, he made a point to be there to talk about the honor. it was a sad and proud moment. most of us will never forget. >> i don't have a pair of pants in my closet that will fit me anymore. but that's all right. because the blessings never stop flowing. i came here on june 10th of 1969, and one of the first places that i came to to spend my money in d.c. was ben's you cannot imagine my joy and my pride when i got the w

holding hands, nelson ran across the alley and through themselves down into the weeds. they hit and watched catching their breath as east st. louis burned around them. only then did they discover the painful burn on the palm of their hands. at the light of the rising sun came through the smoke, black policemen nelson and his wife cautiously rose from their hiding place. well over 200 buildings, homes, stores, cafes, had been destroyed. most of them were in black neighborhoods downtown and in the south and but the riders attacked and looted areas where many whites live. the nelsons own flat were rebel they stretched aching muscles and looked around to see that for several blocks it looked like the aftermath of house-to-house fighting in the great work. the nelsons didn't see any white people so they began walking slowly to the east away from downtown east st. louis. they hope to pick up a ride. but when they got there, the car was gone and so was the house. soon, they found themselves part of the stream of black refugees. the nelsons walked 9 miles that day and did not r

londe is due back in court, charged with killing the woman in an alley in gaithersburg in 2015. the first trial lead to three days of jury deliberations, but ended in a mistrial. larry: the former teachers aid and coach charged with sexually assaulting children in charles will be the focus of a community meeting. was arrested last month -- carlos bell was arrested last month. he has admitted he was hiv-positive and is accused of creating child porn. the meeting tonight is in waldorf. the all-girls team from afghanistan competing inhe competition going back to work today. the team almost did not make it to the top competition after getting their visas rejected twice. the ladies shined on their first day of competition and will play three matches today. coming up, we will tell you how they will be honored after the games and. larry: one robot with a far more dubious honor. the scene in downtown d.c. pacing -- painting a much more dubious picture than expected. as for our immediate future, deja vu. the storms growing after a day of flash floods yesterday i wish i was there. belle ha

there is a tavern on chestnut street and a tavern on the back alley. scott: a revolutionary speakeasy. rebecca: during the revolutionary war. pretty fantastic. this artifact came from that privy. when we were in the field, catherine is down on her knees with her trowel at the bottom of the pretty, and she starts finding these shirts that have words on them -- these shards that have words on them. crew,lls over the whole and she is excavating one after another. of course, when they got them what itogether, we see says. we have to go to the newspaper. it is this interweaving of these ,rison records, primary records secondary records, the artifacts. we go to the newspaper -- we told scott we had a pretty special artifact, so he went to the newspaper and he found the best information of all. scott: to start off, the reference was to a merchant ship based in philadelphia that sailed between philadelphia and liverpool. it would travel from south carolina occasionally to the west indies. the bowl, we know, is made in liverpool. bowls were often commissioned to

justine damond had called reporting a possible assault in the alley behind her home. two officers responding when she reportedly approached the car. the officer in the passenger side of the patrol car opened fire. tonight we have learned their bodycam ras were not on. linsey davis is in minneapolis. >> reporter: tonight a minnesota man demanding to know why his fiancee was shot and killed by police after her call to 911 for help. >> the death of justine is a loss to everyone who knew her. she touched so many people with her loving and generous heart. >> reporter: justine damond was originally from australia, a yoga and meditation teacher seen here recently talking about her spiritual journey. >> i'm originally from sydney, australia. we have a beautiful tradition there. >> reporter: she was getting married next month. but late saturday night she called police to report a possible assault in the alley behind her home. it was dark. damond exited out of her house into this alley and walked toward the street to meet the two officers in their squad car responding to her 911

they broke into the bowling alley owned by the archdiocese advice over two days, they spent hours in here hanging out and then kids play turned to crime. >> the video captured the young suspects inside of saint monica lanes on july 7th and then again on the 8th they were there for two hours in the evening and the next day more showed up. they stayed well into the night. >> i am surprised anyone would break into saint monica's we haven't had a break-in ever. >> they got in through the vacant school building and made themselves at home charging their phones and bowling and then their actions turn more nefarious. the suspects took every key to the entire come complex and he is concerned they will come back. >> it started out as kid play and turned more serious as more suspects came and left and came again. it just kept going and stealing and having fun with it. >> the video shows the young suspects breaking into the chain machine and other vending machines and stole electronics and all kinds of other belongings. >> from bowled a few games and made music videos and vandalized and stole s

. >> when he heard what happened, he came to the alley, to the wall, he came to see that picture. he came to talk about jim vance. meet now william sauder, 52 years old, >> today, that picture was the place to be. you see, it was just a few weeks ago that ben's chili bowl unveiled the new mural, it's on the iconic wall alongside the famous dc restaurant. there on top, our own jim vance. even though he was sick and battling for his life, he made a point to be there to talk about the honor. it was a sad and proud moment most of us will never forget. >> i don't have a pair of pants in my closet that will fit me any more, but that's all right. because the blessings never stop flowing i came here on june 10th of 1969 and one of the first places that i came to to spend my money in dc was ben's chili bowl. you cannot imagine my joy and my pride when i got the word a month or so ago that all of y'all had voted poor ass little me to sit on ben's chili bowl wall. >> he is a great guy. he is the modern day frank si in a -- sinatra. >> ron too stopped by the wall. vance loved motorcycles. he

i'm now in the back alley where this happened a week ago monday. here in the 1300 brock of i street. d.c. police keeping watch here in the alley a week later. show you this picture of this man that d.c. police want to capture tonight. they want to get him off the street. he is been identified as one of three people involved in the shooting. and we want to show you video of another person that d.c. police would like to get offer the street as well. they've already identified two men in this video recorded the night of monday, july 10 in rear alley. 1300 block of i street northeast. detectives need help identifying a third man. derrek watson is already in custody and will go before a judge tomorrow. and the fugitive task force is looking for this man saheed shulu. you have seen him there's a 10,000 reward for information and the little boy was hit by the gun fire and survived and was home with his family a day after the shooting and his mother declined a comment on camera and we were unable toyb contact today anyone from the family. >> fortunately the

. >> reporter: damond came out of her home into the alley behind it. four minutes later, an officer was performing cpr on the 40-year- old yoga instructor. >> i'm starting cpr. >> copy 530, doing cpr. >> reporter: the "minneapolis star tribune" says damond was in her pajamas talking to the officer in the driver's seat when the other officer fired through the driver door. an autopsy revealing damond died from a gunshot to the abdomen. the officer who fired the shot -- identified in news reports as mohamed noor -- a two-year veteran. according to abc affiliate, ktsp, he had three complaints filed against him. two are still open. one dismissed. the officer also facing a lawsuit from a woman who claims he unlawfully restrained her. noor's attorney releasing a statement extending his condolences to the family and adding that he "empathizes with the loss others are experiencing." >> i'm originally from sydney, australia. >> reporter: damond moved to the u.s. from australia a few years ago. talked about it in this video. >> i had moved my whole life over and t

because the building extended onto both sides of the alley. it was fascinating to see this big door. we have wonderful pictures of it, and that is terrific. so that is 1850. at the same time -- and i have nothing to show you for this, except -- there it is. there were a lot of printers on this block. this is print type that was found in one of the privies over by 3rd street. one of the members of our team, kevin bradley, made a study of this print type and who it could belong to. he studied all the different printers who were located over time on the block, and this one dated to the 1860's. it turns out "the philadelphia inquirer," a newspaper still being printed in the city, had an office at this location. they were moving in the 1860's, which is when this feature dates to. it looks as if this got into the trash before they moved their office to the new location. that's great because it touches on another important industry in philadelphia history. scott: yeah. rebecca: finally, the block was taken over by a factory that made shell buttons, wh

their body cameras were not activated at the time. >> they were driving up an alley. the victim approached the car. that's not necessarily a time you must, but frankly i think it's a time you should. >> reporter: noor was heralded by the mayor as one of the first somali-americans to join the force. he's now on administrative leave. >> most times you can even at least imagine what the police department might say to excuse it. here, i can't even imagine what they would say. >> reporter: tonight so many questions, and no one providing answers. the last update we received from investigators yesterday afternoon, they still haven't said if they've interviewed the officers involved. lester, tonight, many more questions and no time line for answers. >> blake, thank you. >>> now, to a tragic death that's capturing attention nationwide. a 10-year-old boy who may be among the youngest to die in the opioid epidemic that has killed so many. tonight authorities are still trying to figure out a mystery of how exactly he came in contact with the powerful drug that is suspected of kill

in those 30 seconds, you can see the officer in that alley, appearing to plant the drugs. two of his fellow officers, standing right there. >> this is a serious allegation of police misconduct. >> reporter: the city's public defender's office says the video was used to arrest and charge a man in january. those charges dropped in recent days only after the video was discovered. the officer is a witness in more than 50 active cases. the public defender calling for a full review of the cases as well as those involving the other two officers. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the big announcement from kenny rogers and dolly parton. >> and the celebrity wax figure that has fans in revolt. the bey hive is buzzing. "the skinny" is next. in revolt. the bey hive is buzzing. "the skinny" is next. you get ultimate protection on your heaviest days and pocket pearl for on the go. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> and it is an action-packed sk skinny. we're going to start with big news from kenny rogers. >> he is announcing his retirement. >> he is planning for his final s

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once he went into the alley, we heard the thump. kimberly: a police department spokeswoman said they are glad the child is ok and they take all allegations like this very seriously and are investigating tonight. a teenaged girl killed by a vre train. the family of the 13-year-old held a funeral today. she had been hiking near the train tracks with her brother and cousin when the train approached. the two got out of the way, but she could not. an update on the fiery small plane crash in southern california. on the 405 highway near the runway near the john wayne airport. the man and wife aboard the plane are recovering. the pilot is hospitalized in stable but guarded condition. his wife is in stable condition as well. before the crash, the pilot reported losing power in one of his engines. dark, up -- left in the growing concerns after a massive power outage in parts of central america. consumer on your side alert about identity theft the old-fashioned way. these are stealing crucial information. pl valuable lesson about something as

reporter: it was saturday night at 11:28, justine calls the police to report a possible assault in the alley behind her home. just four minutes later officers on the scene report they had opened fire. >> there was no dashcam video of the incident and both officer's body cams were turned off. now independent investigators are working the case. >> i have the same questions everybody has. what happened? >> reporter: "the minneapolis star tribune" says damond came out in her pajamas and approached the police suv in her alley 100 feet by her house standing by the driver's side. the officer in the passenger seat reportedly opened fire through the driver's side door shooting her two to three times. sources close to the investigation tell abc news' minneapolis affiliate skta. the officer who fired identified as mohammed into, a 31-year-old two-year veteran of the show. he's had three complaints against him and tube are still open. investigators say no weapons were found at the scene other than the officer's gun. the officer's attorney released statement saying the damond family is in his prayers add

this incident occurred in january and officials say the video shows three officers in the alley. one officer allegedly put the can on the ground and covers it with this big piece of wood. the officers head out to the street for a few seconds before the officer that allegedly but the can on the ground goes back to the alley. the officers searched the area and finds the can that he put there and officials say they did not want the public to jump to conclusions before the investigation is complete. >> i'm not saying there was a regression of the discovery of the drugs. -- re-creation of the discovery of the drugs. the investigation must take its toll, but it is certainly a possibility we are looking into to see if the officers in fact replaced drugs they had already discovered in order to document their discovery with the body cameras on. >> the police department shared three other videos and explain that officers have been patrolling the area known for drug deals, and they all the interaction that appeared to involve the exchange of drugs between the buyer and the seller. >>> the u.

state investigators say damond reported what she thought was an assault in the alley behind her home. two rookie a patrol car. noor in the passenger seat. as the car drove down the alley lights off harity who has been interviewed by investigators says he was startled by a loud noise right as damond approached the driver's side of the vehicle. he says that is when officer noor opened fire shooting over him hitting damond. damond was pronounced dead at the scene, killed by a gunshot wound to the abdomen. according to offiinvestigators officer noor has declined to be interviewed. both officers were equip would body cameras that were not turned on. >> it is frustrating to have some of the picture but not all of it. >> jwe only ask that the light f justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> reporter: mourners gathered for a sunset vigil on a b respects. when will we hear officer noor's account of what happened? under the law he doesn't have to give an interview to state investigators. he could be facing charges. it will be up to the county attorney how to proceed. in minneapo

two officers responded to the dark alley with their squad car lights off. damon appeared at the driver's side window. officer mohammed noor was on the passenger side. he allegedly shot damond through the open driver's side window. investigators are trying to find out why. happening now.. new evacuations in california, as the detwiler fire rages on. another entire town - forced out of their homes. a total of four thousand people have now been evacuated. the fire, which started sunday has doubled in size in the last 24 hours. this is just one of nearly 40 active fires across 12 western states. a memorial 325 years in the making. overnight - the city of salem, massachussets honored the 20 people accused of witchcraft in 16-92. the city dedicated a new memorial at proctor's ledge, the exact spot where the town hanged 19 men and women. july 19 marked the hangings at proctor's ledge. this is the first memorial in salem to honor the men and women executed in the witch trials. a famous artist at the center of a paternity case, decades after his death. a woman has fi

snaps of basketball to tony romo who finds steph curry for the alley-oop. steph just might be the best golfer in the nba. he sinks this birdie on 15. 32 points and yeah, that deserves a little celebration. his dad, del, is also pretty good on the greens. he's tied for 37th. aaron rodgers had one of the best shots of the day. his tee shot nearly goes in for an ace. he's tied for sixth with sharks captain. mark mueller is the leader with 38 points. he's trying to win for a third stralt year. >>> the u.s. women's open is that trump national golf club in new jersey. a 25-foot birdie putt with are 70 today yang is eight under as is amateur who sinks this long birdie. she and yang are just one stroke off the lead which is held by china's fung. she had a one under par 71 and has the lead going into tomorrow's final round. so the leaderboard has fung on top at nine under, then troy and yang. christy ter tied at 8th place. >>> 37-year-old venus williams was trying to become the oldest grand slam. the last time she won was in 2008 when she beat her sister, serena. thi

once he went into the alley, we heard the thump. q: when he turned off the road, he hit the wall. the boy said the police car damaged his bicycle. nobody saw the impact, just the aftermath. >> they jumped back in the car and took off. >> he was very nervous and his leg was bleeding. q: the question remains, why leave the scene when they knew the boy was hurt? >> anybody could see this was a child. and you hit him and left him there, but you are the law. q: according to the people we the boy, they were by side no more we found out the fireworks were never confiscated from the boy. live in northwest d.c., q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: q, before you go, do we know if the cruiser cam was rolling or body cameras? q: i asked that question, kim, and that is part of the internal investigation going on now. they will see if there is any video, body cameras, any information they can get to get to the bottom of this. kimberly: q mccray reporting for us, thank you. new information about the bicyclist who was hit in southeast d.c. he was on 29th street and failed to stop at a stop sign befor

video. >> i'm going to check here. >> reporter: the officer's body camera shows him walking down the alley, sifting through some trash and finding a bag of drugs inside a soup can. >> yo! >> reporter: but the body camera reports 30 seconds of silent footage before the offic in those 30 seconds, you can see the officer in that alley, appearing to plant the drugs. two of his fellow officers standing right there. >> this is a serious allegation of police misconduct. >> reporter: the city's public offenders office says the video was used to arrest and charge a man in january. those charges dropped in recent days, only after the video was discovered. david, the officer is a witness in more than 50 active cases the public defenders officer is calling for a full review of all those cases as well as cases involving those other two officers, david. >> linzie janis with us. linz linzie, thank you. >>> there is much more on "world news tonight." the gunman opening fire on a busy road. the female driver and her passenger targeted. the confrontation turning violent. the woman's suv riddled with bullet

two administrative officers are administrative leave after one shot a local yoga instructor in the alleyd her home. was speaking to the officer in the driver's seat. the officer in the passengers shot her. >> my mom is dead because a police officer shot her for reasons i don't know. >> i am heartsick and deeply disturbed. i have a lot of questions about why the body cameras weren't on. police issued a body camera rollout following last year's death of philando castile, who was shot by a cop. the woman was set to marry her fiance in a month. -- a rescue in st. louis rescue in st. louis was a little different. not a cat trapped in a tree, but an suv on a roof. was sent to the hospital with serious injuries. no word on exactly what caused this, how it happened, what the world is going on, but doug, you have to be driving pretty recklessly to end up on a rooftop. doug: a lot of high-speed here. i would like to see more about how that happened. you have to be flying to get to that altitude. same old story. last monday we sat here and talked about how wonderful the weekend was. today, same thi

>> yes. >> the incident happened at 7:45 last thursday evening in the alley here in northwest d.c. lice said in a statement that the boy ran off the roadway and struck the wall of an alley, and what jay vaughn and his mom say, it didn't happen that way. >> i almost hit the wall and stopped and then the police car hit me in the back of my wheel. >> they are concerned the officer drove off. he said the officer wanted to know what was in his pocket and he showed him, and it was fireworks and the officer returned them and drove away. >> you your son on his bike. >> yes, i do. >> do you feel it was an accident or what do you think happened. >> i don't think it was an accident. >> a police statement says while we are glad the juvenile was not seriously injured in this incident, we are taking the investigation seriously. his mom says it made her son fear the police. in northwest, darcy spencer, news4. >>> president donald trump up early this morning and late last night one of his last tweets was one honoring veterans. all of this coming before the fourth of july holiday. the president prai

children's hospital in philadelphia a neighbor said a person sprayed 20 bullets into a car and sue into the alley. >> it's scary, because now the kids from here, you can't go around the block any more. >> anyone with information call chester police. >>> roy fine stone survived world war ii, but died on the home front with the love of his life. feinstein lived to be 98. an early morning blaze collapsed the roof of the home on spring avenue in elkins park. smoke detecters were found in the home, it is not known if they worked. >> happening today, president trump's son-in-law and advisor, jared kushner heads to capitol hill. he will head to behind closed doors as the investigation into the russian and campaign intensifies. >> reporter: jared kushner heads to a closed door interview with the senate intelligence committee looking into the russian meddling. over the weekend kushner readvised his financial disclosures after he omitted 77 assets. team trump steered the conversation away from presidential pardons. this after the president tweeted over the weekend all agreed the u.s. president has the comp

turned on his own body camera and then says let's check the alley. the officer who has been suspended. finds what appears to be the same bag of drugs. baltimore city has one of the largest body camera -- it was launched after freddie gray's death. >>> 4:42 now. a uniformed officer says he was refused service at a virginia mcdonald's. the richmond times dispatch reports it happened earlier says he ordered and paid for his food only to have the drive through worker say he wasn't going to serve the police. the worker went against standards with that comment. it is unclear whether the employee was punished. >>> it's something people come down with all the time. but now your furry family member could be at risk. the uptick in dog flu and the signs you may want to look out for. >>> good morning everybody. weather alert for you. we're going to be in the danger zone for temperatures again later on this afternoon and for the next couple of days. there's your hour by hour planner. heat indexes could be as much as 105 degrees. limit your outdoor activity. we'll

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when police arrived, she met them in the alley. e was in her pajamas, unarmed, standing at the driver side door, talking to one of the officers when suddenly, officers mohamed noor, a two year veteran, fired from the passenger seat and's and shot her and died. the police officers are the only witnesses, and a body cameras were turned off. the county attorney said, they should have been on. the dash cam it was also off, and there is no audio recording. her death has been ruled a homicide for now, but there's been no explanation. justine damond, who was from australia, engaged to be married and teaching yoga in the twin cities. her fiance and her family in australia say, they are trying to understand what happened. the attorney for the officer has offered condolences to the family. >> melissa: thank you so much for that trace gallagher. i am alyssa francis. it has been quite an hour. thank you for joining me. cap next is shep. managing blood sugar is a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal... ...or snack a day with gl

officer harry who was driving the squad car said they drove up to the alley with their car lights offen officer harry indicated he was startled by a loud sound near the squad car. immediately afterward, ruszczyk aechd the driver's side -- approached the driver's side window. harrity indicated that officer noor discharged his weapon, striking ruc sdplrks czyk through the open driver's side window. >> there was no video of the incident because officers did not have their body cameras turned on. right after, officers got out of the car and began life-saving measures but were unable to save her life. the officer who fired the shot refused to be interviewed by investigators. >> it's frustrating to have some of the picture but not all of it. we cannot compel officer noor to make a statement. i wish we could. >> reporter: the deadly shooting coming just weeks after the acquittal of a minneapolis officer in the shooting of fernando castile. >> when will this end? >> reporter: outrage of this deadly shooting also growing overseas as friends gather to remember justine, who also goes by the name

saturday night after she apparently called 9-1-1 to report a possible assault. >> she heard a sound in the alley, so then she called the police. >> a young man appearing to be the son of deman's fiancee posted aen emotional video on facebook. >> my mom is dead because a police officer shot her for reasons i don't know. >> minneapolis police officers are equipped with body cameras, but they were not on during the deadly shooting. >> i share the same questions other people have about why don't have body cam footage of it. >> demond a native australia was reportedly engaged to be married next month. the two officers have been placed on administrative leave: kenneth craig, cbs news new york. >> the minnesota police department added about 600 body cameras for its officers last summer. that was around the same time an officer near st. paul shot and killed a black driver, philando castile. >>> hundreds of family friends and community members in pennsylvania gathered for a vigil sunday to remember four missing young men who were killed and their remains buried on a sprawling family farm. cosmo dinardo i

she exited into this alley way and walked toward the street to meet the officers in their squad car, responding to her 911 call. minneapolis star tribune reports damond in pajamas approached the driver's side. the officer in the passenger side opened fire through the door. >> shots fired. >> reporter: damond's future stepson is outraged. >> my mom is dead because a police officer shot her for reasons i don't know. >> reporter: both officers are on administrative leave. a transparent and independent investigation, saying i understand why so many people have so many questions at this point. >> i am heartsick and deeply disturbed. i have a lot of questions about why the body cameras weren't on. >> reporter: the city rolled out body cams last year after calls for transparency following the shooting of philando castile. in nearby st. anthony. that officer was acquitted on the incident captured on dash cam. but in this case, no body cameras were rolling and no dash cam captured the incident. a father and son leaning on each other. >> we lost the dearest of people and we're desperate for in

international calls for justice for just -- justine day monday who was shot and killed by the police in the alley behind her home. mayor hodges asked the chief to return home. the mayor returned and said she will not quit her job. >> i will not be resigning. >> reporter: frustrations here and in the verdict's home of australia have only grown since damon's death last sunday after she called 911 twice and two officers responded. the officer in the driver's seat said he heard a loud sound as she approached his vehicle. that's when his partner mohamed noor opened fire from the passenger seat killing damond. officer noor has declined to speak to city officials. both officers have been placed on administrative leave and questions remain why they didn't turn on their body cameras during the incident. >> your power is in your pure awareness. >> reporter: the 40-year-old spiritual teacher was engaged to be married. two communities worlds apart now mourning together demanding to know the truth. the mayor has said the shooting should not have happened. in the meantime, officials say a bicyclist near the sc

one of the officers shot her in the stomach in the alley a short time later. re is the woman's fiance. >> the death of justine is a loss to everyone who knew her. she touched so many people with her loving and generous heart. >> the minneapolis police chief is promising an investigation but not saying much else. the officers did not have their body cameras on. damon was from australia and her shooting death is dominatinging headlines there. australia has some of the most restrictive gun control laws in the world. >>> had this morning a developing story. still no sign of the father who went missing during a flash flood in central arizona over the weekend. that man was at a family outing at the time when a river flash flood struck. you can see the waves of debris there. nine people were killed, first responders describe that flood as a 40-foot wide black wave. it was triggered by thunderstorms upstream. >>> new this morning nbc news investigates water contamination here in california. state officials knew for decades millions of people living in the central valle

investigators have now interviewed the partner of the officer who opened fire in the alley behind me. this is his account of what happened. this morning the first official account of what led to the death of australian bride to be justine damond, killed by a mooip police officer after calling 911 for help. state investigators say damond reported what she thought was an assault in the alley behind her home. two rookie officers responded in a patrol car, mohamed noor in the passenger's seat, matthew as the patrol car drove down the alley, harty who has been interviewed by investigators says he was startled by a loud noise right as damond approached the driver's side of the vehicle, harty says that's when officer noor opened fire, shooting over him, hitting damond through the driver's side vehicle. >> shots fired and one down. >> copy. 533, cpr. >> the officer says they provided immediate medical attention but damond was pronounced dead at the scene, killed by a gunshot wound to the abdomen. according to investigators, officer noor has so far declined to be interviewed saying his attorne

. >> reporter: within minutes of us filming these two soldiers in the alley a suicide bomber leapt off building, attacking them. both were wounded. for the men of the counterterrorism force this is a kill mission, a hunt for the final isis fighters. they rarely take prisoners. >> there are two bodies lying in the streets here, clearly belonging to isis fighters. and as the troops cover the ground, help comes from the air. [ explosion ] >> air strike. >> another air strike. american? >> yeah, american. >> americans. we've been hearing the sound of that consistently throughout this morning. constant strikes by the u.s.-led coalition. it's hard to imagine that the troops would have got this far forward despite the brave fighting on the ground without that support. >> reporter: we move to the very front. a house just taken from isis and a symbol of the crumbling caliphate. in a deliberate show of scorn they turn the flag upside down and smile for the camera. and amidst the chaos and rubble children's clothing. a reminder of the lives once lived here. i don't know if you can see this here.

state investigators say she reported what she thought was an assault in the alley behind her home. two rookie officers responded in a patrol car, mohammed tnoor in the passenger's seat, matthew herety, they drove down the alley lights off, herety interviewed by investigators says he was startled by a loud noise right as damon approached the driver's side of the vehicle. he says that's when officer tnorr opened fire, shooting over him, hitting damon through the driver's side wind. >> i we heard shots down, one down. >> rescue is coming. >> reporter: testify officer says they provided immediate medical attention, she was pronounced dead at the scene, killed by a gunshot wound to the abdomen, according to investigators, officer tnorr so far declined to be interviewed saying his attorney quote did not provide clarification on when, if ever, an interview would be possible. both officers were equipped with body cams, which have to be manually turned on. but they weren't. at a late night press conference, city officials addressed public outrage. >> we do have more information now, though i

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