t wee taing aba irly substantial amount of water that's being transpired by the trees. one of the things that had been suggested at one time was perhaps one way to save water in the river is to cut down all the trees along it. the problem is is when you do that, regular evaporation takes over and you can end up actually losing more water with regular evaporation than you would from transpiration from the trees. there were several studies done by the bureau of reclamation and one by the u.s. geological survey that established this. narrator: to better understand the effects of water depletion in riparian zones, maddock's colleague, dr. kate baird is measuring the amount of water used by vegetation near the san pedro river a river that has been in decline over the past decade. for each tree, baird determines the volume of water traveling through that tree. to do this she measures both the velocity of the water moving up the tree and the area of its xylem tissue. dr. baird: so, if i wanted to understand how much water is flowing through the tree or how much water this tree

t we're taing aba irly substantial amount of water that's being transpired by the trees. one of the things that had been suggested at e time was perhaps one way to save water in the river is to cut down all the trees along it. the problem is, is when you do that, regular evaporation takes over and you can end up actually losing more water with regular evaporation than you would from transpiration from the trees. there were several studies done by the bureau of reclamation and one by the u.s. geological survey that established this. narrator: to better understand the effects of water depletion in riparian zones, maddock's colleague, dr. kate baird, is measuring the amount of water used by vegetation near the san pedro river, a river that has been in decline over the past decade. for each tree, baird determines the volume of water traveling through that tree. to do this, she measures both the velocity of the water moving up the tree and the area of its xylem tissue. dr. baird: so, if i wanted to understand how much water is flowing through the tree or howuch water this tree

what do you know about what transpired and where are you? >> i'm in my office on parliament hill, the building is in lockdown. >> as parliament hill is in lockdown. i was on the phone with someone on prince edward island after i heard the police arrive. after the phone call i looked out the window and saw the police opening up the trunk of their vehicles and i turned on the news and found out one of our canadian forces members had been shot at the war memorial, which is close to parliament hill. the allegation was the shooter or shooters then ran towards parliament hill and parliament hill was locked down. >> senator, what else can you tell us about this canadian force member? you were confirming this con aid innian force member was shot. who is this person? does it concern you it looks like he was targeted? >> well, i cannot. i'm reporting to you what i heard from the canadian media that he was shot at the war memorial which is adjacent to our parliament hill and that the shooter or shooters then ran on to parliament hill. it appears that h

he is about to deliver statement to the canadian people on the events that have transpired in ottawa today, the death of a canadian soldier at the national and an attacker shot and killed in the hallways. the prime minister will be responding to canadians, talking to canadians about what transpired today. lets listen. >> my fellow canadians. weekhe second time this there has been a brutal, violent attack on our soil. today, our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of the corporal. he was killed today, murdered in cold blood, as he provided a ceremonial honor guard at canada's national war memorial. that sacred place that pays tribute to those who gave their lives so that we can live in a free, democratic, and say society. likewise, our thoughts and prayers are remain with the family and friends of another officer. he was killed earlier this week by an iso-inspired terrorist. isil terrorist. we pray for others in these attacks. follow canadians, we are reminded today of the compassionate and courageous nature of so many canadians, like those private citizens and first

jon: tell us about the war memorial and what typically would transpire there. we understand that a soldier or a person in uniform was the first of those shot. >> there is always a guard at the war memorial which is, as you know, very close to the parliament, that building this is an area where on remembrance day there is a big ceremony and commemorating our past wars and celebrateing our armed forces. jon: we understand that canada had just raised its terror threat level from low to medium. is that as a result of the incident that described two days ago when the two soldiers were run over? we just had some of the video of the car that apparently had run over those two soldiers. one of them was killed? is that the reason for the elevation of the threat level? >> i certainly can't comment on that. you know, i'm a retired member of the rcmp so i'm not privy to a lot of that information. what i did hear what everybody else heard through the news that the threat level was raised. jon: yeah. so you're fairly confident there will be, or there has already been a signif

let me ask you first about this mass, this tradition, and what transpires. guest: it's a long-standing tradition where several of them gather for blessings and encouragement at the start of a new term. it is a long-standing catholic tradition to bless those responsible for the administration of justice. there are not a few people who think it is an odd juxtaposition to see this kind of tension between church and state, which some people think you might want to keep separate. religious freedom and the status of jerusalem, among the cases that the hype is expected to take up ash that the high high is -- that the court is expected to take up this season. guest: the status of jerusalem foreign contested policy. it is a clash between two branches of government. the first amendment to the u.s. constitution, freedom of speech. also another issue in this digital age. guest: the court is looking at whether an estranged husband who, in the persona of a rap star, puts really violent rap lyrics seeming to threaten his wife, whether that is protected by the first amendme

drumming up support and we asked whether given all that transpired in ukraine, if he thinks the west underestimated vladimir putin. >> translation: i doubt that anybody in the west today underestimates vladimir putin. if anything, he is being overestimated because he's being compared to the current leaders of their country, and none of they say leaders manifested brilliant strategic thinking. >> what do you see as more dangerous for russia - vladimir putin staying in power for 10 or more years, or vladimir putin falling from power, and there's no credible leader to place? >> i feel that the situation when vladimir putin leaves power, and he will at some point, will not be without danger for russia. we are seeing in the past year that vladimir putin is making a large number of mistakes which makes a crisis in russia unavoidable. what we can and must do in a situation like this is put together a team to help make a transition possible. >> do ut think the kremlin is scared of you? >> i think that in releasing me from gaol, putin deemed me not a danger to him. others think otherwise. in

say we haven't did it or what have you when governor jerry brown discontinued that none of that transpired i want to bring that so the certificate of preference the grandkids you can put that clause in there some folks don't understand for for example, they had a lot of houses in the center that was torn down those people's are entitled to the certificate of preference those people are entitled to the certificate of preference i want this the staff to look at this and i'll bring the paper and try to give it to supervisor london breed before the next meeting but i'll bring you a copy so you know amusement throwing out a bunch of hot air. >> thank you, ms. vincent and. >> the grandchildren are eligible london breed made that happen that's a done deal i'll research and find that is now a part of the certificates of holders all the grandchildren. >> thank you. okay no other cards. >> no cards. >> so public comment is closed next item please and the next order of business item 7 the report of the chair. >> i have no report. >> the next. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> the next is the report of the executi

>> again, too early to get to the bottom of the details of what transpired. it is an ongoing police operation. >> and neil, in the last few minutes, there is another piece of the puzzle. a photo has been posted on-line by a credible isis user identifying this michael zahef-bibeau. we don't know whether this is a legitimate connection but it is posted on-line, neil. >> great as always, katherine, thank you very much. if he works with others, how does that happen? are we, the canadians, anyone doing a good job monitoring social media, that seems as a digital electronic magnet for this type of thing. how does it work? >> they have a message to spread. what's the best way to spread it? they use the internet. from our perspective, there's pro is and cons. they are using an american method to spur gyukun jige spur >> how do they make the pitch? >> they say come fight for your religion, for islam. for women, they say come serve your men. for young men, they say, you have nothing to do on saturday night, come over there. >> disgruntled, out of work, out of hope here?

contact with an individual a block away from the call for a burglar alarm, without knowing what transpired before the videotape started, i will refrain from commenting." but she believes it was racial profiling. >> it is an institutionalized prejudice against black people. it doesn't matter if the cops are black or white. maybe if this helps if you white people do the right thing, that is good. ofthis case is on the radar a d.c. city councilman holding .eries -- hearings on d.c police stops. >> thank you, roz. this just in from southwest washington. inicers made two arrests connection with a deadly shooting this morning. the victim was found dead in a home on ivanhoe street at 7:30 in the morning, and investigation led to the arrest of two people. charged in an armed carjacking that happened in southwest 30 minutes before the shooting. an independent group will review presidential security. the panel will investigate secret service slipups, including the september 19 incident where an iraq war veteran jumped the white house fence and got inside the white house. he was carrying a knife at t

we did reach out to the sheriff's department and they said, without having facts of what exactly transpired prior to the recordings we will with hold further comment. but indicated any citizen who has a complaint at any time against an employee of the harry county sheriff's office they can file a formal complaint. so far the guy with the camera in the video has not filed a formal complaint. >> shake my hand. >> fair enough, thank you, sir. >> you said i have ebola? >> i didn't say you have ebola. >> can i read about that on youtube as well? >> when you first fire a gun, it might have a bit of a kick, but that's not what this guy in this video from juken had to worry about. he's got a 500 smith & wesson and about to fire at a target. but watch what happens. >> first time. [ gunfire ] >> look out! oh, oh, oh! >> get the heck out of here. get out of here. >> shot down a tree. >> fired a shot and the tree came down than one tiny bullet from that smith & wesson couldn't have brought the tree down. >> the straw that broke the camel's back. >> maybe using that tree to hold up targets for a very lo

and you know, it is just interesting to hear these different versions of events as to what transpiredat day. i like to go back to the initial witness statements that were spontaneous when they were given and not coordinated in any way. we saw that in video tapes moments after the shooting took place. they seem to describe something that was clearly criminal in nature and because of the criminal nature of what they described, i think that an indictment should have been proper right then and there. however, they went through the grand jury process and it looks as though they are trying to have a trial in a grand jury, as opposed to a probable cause finding and that is the reason we have so much time transpire but clearly in this case i think an indictment would be proper. >> and when you talk about them coming out spon tabusually, they did come out a few days after in which there was a strong outcry and a strong public point of view. there certainly was a point of view there? it is not as if they came out before there was a public outcry with that? >> well that might be. but i'm speakin

it has been more than nine hours since what you are looking at has transpired. in lockdown as they are looking for a possible second shooter. i emphasis possible. but we just heard from someone in the building that they narrowed the zone for people to go in and out and they have now expanded it again. a soldier is dead along with one gunman and there are concerns tonight that this was an act of terror. all of this less than an hour's drive from the united states border. the fbi is putting the offices nationwide on alert in light of the shootings. there was recent isis chatter calling for attacks against the government. u.s. intelligence agencies are working with canada to find out who is truly responsible for the attack. of course we have a name of a man born in 1982, to 32, early 30s who had been a recent convert to islam and a known past history of drug use. cnn's chris cuomo is out front in ottawa tonight. chris, canadian officials are telling us that michael zehaf-bibeau is the likely shooter. law enforcement is now also involved. can you tell us what they a

you're going to get it officially what has transpired. and this is why it has transpired this way. there is a lot of criticism. people say you keep trying to reassure the people of dallas that you know what you're doing and everything is going according to your plan, yet it seems that there have been nothing but a series of missteps ever since thomas duncan first presented himself at the hospital, said he was ill, from liberia, came from an ebola hot bed, seemed to have the symptoms. yet he was given an antibiotic and told to go back home, which of course was the very wrong thing to do. from there, why the linens took so long to clean up. on and off, the public said it doesn't look like you know what you're doing even though you tell us, rest assured we know what we're doing. >> martin savidge for us outside the apartment complex where over the last few hours there finally has been a lot of action, martin, our thanks to you. again, we're waiting to hear from the mayor of dallas any minute right now. we're told we'll hear from county administrators, there are several children affect

. >> do you think vladimir putin reassessed all the events that transpired since you've been released? >> it may be that at some point he may regret that i'm outside his immediate control, but on the other hand i hope that one day he'll realise that an independent opposition is a good thing for the country - not that i believe that this will happen. but people are capable of changing. even when they are over 60, let leave the opportunity for vladimir putin to do this. >> what should the west be more concerned about. a crisis, russian aggression or a crisis inside russia. >> these are interconnected. vladimir putin's aggression outside of russia creates a situation in russia where the national chov insists are on the rise, bringing things close to a crisis. seeing his popularity fulling in russia, and the rise of the choefannists, vladimir putin attempts to take over their deaneda by -- agenda by means of aggression. it's escalating and i thing we have stepped on to a path of no return. as a result of taking the path, the regime will be destroyed. what sorts of losses this will bring t

we'll have to wait and see how this transpires. >> thank you, scott heidler live in islamabad. >> an egyptian court will decide whether to allow an appeal for three al jazeera journalist, on 1st january. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed have been in prison for 288 days, we demand their release here at al jazeera. >> reporter: inside the courtroom are three al jazeera staff members, journalists detained by egyptian authorities for doing their job. they are accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. a court sentenced peter greste and mohamed fadel fahmy to seven years in prison. baher mohamed received a seven years sentence, and given an extra three years because he had a spent bullet in his possession that he picked up during a protest. it's been almost 300 days since our colleagues peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed were wrong fully imprisoned in egypt. there are no signs of a breakthrough. they continue to demand their release. >> the al jazeera network was accredited in egypt. all the channels were accredited. when, for political reasons

. >>: that is how the game transpired. all that is very draining.e a game of that magnitude say goodbye to the guys and texan time to reflect . >> reporter: 11 to 041 to the 15 blowout. this is his 10th season. >>: will have that for our 11:00 program. >> reporter: is very good news about the giants tonight. the missing girl found love years after she was taken from our father in the most interview with the dead on the anniversary of the tragedy involving his daughter will return. >> reporter: of dues police officer is accused of pointing his gun after all occupation. the group apparently left and ran to the officer later. we have been in contact with them and another he was detained when he was not arrested there are conflicting stories there are to the insides as too early for us to make any determination as to what happened. >> reporter: also remain on active duty at the 21 years since she had been kidnapped and murdered former home. i would do that in a heartbeat by the time that it had the time. >> reporter: is something that i think about ever

this resident had not been home when it happened and arrived to the building today stunned at what transpired. >> and he said it is probably flooded. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. in west pennsylvania, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> a college student from westchester, chester county fighting for his life after allegedly beaten by five football players at his school in western pennsylvania. it all may have started over a girl. it happened near the campus of the california university of pennsylvania early yesterday morning. detectives say 30-year-old lewis campbell trying to stop an argument between his girlfriend and a player at an off-campus eatery. according to witnesses the five suspects stomped and kicked campbell yelling "football strong." campbell suffered severe brain trauma now in intensive care. the five suspects are behind bars on $500,000 bail apiece. they also have been suspended from school and the football team. >>> a note scribbled on a bathroom law allegedly saving the life of the woman kidnapped and killed by her he is strained husband. brandon

>> again, it is too early to get to the bottom of all the details of what transpired. it is an ongoing police operation. up until we have had a better chance to investigate and determine exactly what happened, it is too soon to answer that question. >> this despite canada raising its threat level after another soldier was killed two days ago in a hit-and-run attack by a muslim convert. this despite the parliament voting two weeks ago to join the campaign against the so-called islamic state. which leaves the deeply troubling question for canada. is this two separate unrelated terror incidents or the start of a terror campaign? "bbc news," washington. >> one of those who was on the scene today was a member of the canadian parliament from vancouver. she joins me on the phone now from ottawa. thank you for joining me. where exactly were you today when the shooting broke out? >> i was walking up parliament hill to join the caucus in the caucus meeting. so by just a few minutes, the shooter was ahead of me by two or three minutes. otherwise i would have walked right into him

damage is on the truck, what evidence is on the truck that will lead us to a clearer picture of what transpired. >> the driver is being interviewed by deputies. his big rig is from moonlight express in carecy. we called the company they didn't want to give a statement yet. it doesn't appear that drugs and alcohol played a role in the incident. but they are trying to figure out what caused him to hit the teenager. earlier we spoke to a father who says his 3-year-old son was riding his bike in the -- rides his bike in the area. >> a bicyclist. when we tent continue know who it -- we don't know who it is. i wanted to make sure -- my son was planning to visit us. i couldn't reach him most hikely he's at work. i'm worried. >> deputies have within visiting several schools in the area. they were going to question to see if anyone is unaccounted for. this is how they possibly have an identification. but the body is still here. the coroner has not arrived. we'll have more coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. reporting live from cupertino, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> eakd police are investigating

i have several calls into him and as soon as i hear back and get more information on what transpired in this intersection behind me, i'll bring it to you. >>> 5:38. nbc 10 is on the scene of breaking news in philadelphia. here is a live picture. fire crews worked to put out a fire outside the historic city tavern at second and walnut. fire was in a dumpster and some smoke managed to make its way inside the building and fire officials say no damage to the restaurant there. no reports of any injuries. there were streets closed in the area, but our photographer on the scene just said second street reopened at the fire scene. >>> we have some new information on the punishment for convicted killer malik anderson will spend the rest of his life in prison. anderson was convicted of murdering a childhood friend. the jury decided to give him a life sentence yesterday. the victim crump was found shot to death in august of last year. his body was discovered at a construction site in northeast philadelphia. authorities say anderson killed crump over his share of cash from a sale of a stolen vide

so we're hoping to get more specifics with regard to what actually transpired between hunter stricklanderez. we'll have that for you. scott reiss is at the clubhouse, we'll have an explanation for you just as soon as we can. but the kansas city royals i assure you are awake in this series. that's for sure. all right we'll get back to you. real loud here. hopefully it'll calm down. >> there's no question about the fact -- thank you mark, that the kansas city royals and their fans are alive. to paint a picture, there's always a delay to go to the locker room. right now the reporters are delayed getting into the ball club. so that's where scott reiss. hunter was upset at himself. was yelling at himself. you see jake peavy was doing the same things. looked like perez had some issues with that. hey are you talking with me? what's the deal. strickland then saw that and that's what happened. baseball is the type of sport where these things happen. the benches are always quick to empty. they want to come out and everybody has to show that i've got the other guys back, i have his back, i have hi

>> it is too early to get to the bottom of all the details of what transpired. it is an ongoing police operation. we h-- until we have a better chance to determine exactly what happened. >> -- are there still suspects out there? is there still someone on the loose? >> we are still investigating. we are in the process right now with the rcmp of clearing and securing parliament hill. we are asking the community to be aware, to be vigilant, and report any suspicious activity they deem serious that could impact their safety. phone 911, or phone or e-mail us with any information that would assist in the investigation. in general terms we have been asking the community to be vigilant. that is something we always ask canadians to be aware of, to be constantly vigilant and report any suspicious activity, identify any individual who may want to cause harm to fellow canadians. >> that was ottawa police, underscoring that this is still an active operation. the united states was quick to respond to the shooting. richard walker joins us from washington. what has the white ho

the investigative, you know, functions will transpire.nd as long as those students are safe and if they've been told to stay there by officers, you know, they believe they're safe, they're going to be able to interview them later. they want them nearby if they want to interview them. they'd also be allowed to go home because they know their identity's in a closed facility, you know, like a high school. but carrie is doing the right thing. and law enforcement, if they don't isolate this guy quickly, will use the information from people like carrie to find out where everybody is. maybe they'll find him quickly. maybe he's already down. maybe he's already trapped and isolated. we just got to kind of methodically go through. these are the right procedures to do, as care rir described. >> we want to reset for our viewers. we're monitoring a possible school shooting, the marysville-pilchuck high school, 30 miles outside of seattle. it's currently in lockdown due to an emergency situation. police and emergency services have responded to the scho

so they are really fighting it out hard to see who would go face dilma roussef if that should transpire>> how is it that she seems to have pretty good popularity when brazil, once a powerhouse of latin american economic growth has gone right downhill and is just about managing to -- well, it's almost in recession. isn't it? >> it is. most economists will tell you that brazil is in a technical recession as they call it. when rue ceph took over four years ago, they were 7.5%. a lot of people say that was anna anomaly, it was unusually high but this year -- and this is a key number. it's going to be 0.7% growth here in brazil. so the way she is able to keep her support is really two things. number 1 is unemployment here is very low, only 5%, so the vast majority of the people of brazil, even though the disney is going through a recession, they are still working. if you are the incumbent approximately, that helps you a lot. the other thing is inflation. >> that's been a problem in brazil, a little over 6%. it's about at the top of what the government wants. but it's still being contained by

like i say, there is security 24/7 around here, obviously there is more security now after what transpired this morning. outside the window i can see police cars, you know, surrounding parliament, quite a bit of the downtown core in some sort of lock down and is not able to move. there is reports of maybe a gunman being on a roof or high up in a building, which i imagine is why we are being kept in this building, the police in this building are searching it with guns drawn. it's a very fluid situation as i say. >> okay, josh, thank you so much for speaking to us from inside canada's parliament building. josh a reporter with canada's globe and mail talking about the scene in the last few years. it's now gone past 12 noon in ottawa, canada. 16:04 gmt. and you continue to watch breaking news on al jazerra of an unfolding situation in canada. we are going to bring you up-to-date with what we know so far that's been happening in ottawa. let's just show you the live pictures first from canada's capital where just a few hours ago a gunman is said to have shot and wounded a soldier who was standin

and we need them to have a surge of resources to make sure that the events that have transpired recently never happen again. >> there was a question today which there is a real issue as to the truthfulness of what the secret service said. he had a small knife on him. he did actually get into the first floor of the white house. did you feel like you had adequate responses to whether pearson was misled or she was willfully misleading others in giving false information? >> i think director pearson has done a disservice to the president of the united states. he should not have to worry about the security of his family or himself or the staff of the white house. i think that director pearson failed to disclose in a very open and transparent way all of the information that she should have known. what i want to see going forward is that the president is safe. that his family is safe. and that we've the resources in place so that the white house can remain open. as the center piece to the nation's capital. >> i've already seen calls for higher fences and moving check points out. the day afterwar

is that your recollection of what transpired? >> it's my understanding that it did go through the entire process, that the point at least. i'm not sure that it has started, but i'm sure it's gone through -- i think it has gone through the entire process. >> president ray cross, let me throw in another issue for you and that is rural colleges, wisconsin being a rural state, you have a background in running rural colleges. what are the challenges of reaching students in these rural areas of wisconsin? >> there are a number of challenges facing those students and i was just reading about, i think, florence county in wisconsin, which has a high school of 25 students. the size of and the scale of those institutions limits their ability to do a lot of things, i'm sure they would like to be able to do. ironically, a number of the problems facing rural wisconsin schools are also facing urban institutions. and they obviously are approaching them differently, they are on both ends of the spectrum, but the challenges facing them are similar

to give police access to those cameras should police want to tune in or has back and watch what transpired. the partnership is called shield and involves many buildings around streets. officers can see countless cameras already from and oint command center that is about to increase. in addition to these thousands are being that they are dditional inviting the public to hook up police to help. a clu is opposed to this and more on that on abc7 news at 6:00. back to you. sam.hank you, those cameras about to capture some halloween craziness. halloween and maybe a harper or of brice stephen strasburg will be on the streets. > everybody needs to know how cold it's going to get. alexandria to in check things out. >> i've been told this is the before the storm here in old town and that just about an here, om now this street lee street will be filled with 2,000 ghost and goblins. it will be busy. get this, neighbors on average $200 just on candy lone and they need at least 2500 pieces, at least that's what they've been warned for. in terms what you need to dress not going to be so bad. mostly cloud

when that takes hold, we'll see how it transpires. eu leaders are meeting in brussels. david cameron has been handed a euro billbillion because the economy is doing so well in the united kingdom. mark -- is perhaps think about challenging the requirement from brussels to pay more money because of his success. a lot of it has to do with accounting. illegal activities taken into consideration. drugs, prosecutions that would boost the gdp. the oldest professions in the world. let's have a look at the united kingdom's. more sense up 1/3 of 1%. intercontinental, if you're thinking ebola and escalation -- this personifies very clearly the concern. group.rnational hotel iag is the former british airways. immediately, you can see ane ebol impact. let's see whether air france/klm is turning up in the left-hand side. the dax. a little bit of buffering going on there. i will take you into this zone here. basf. i interviewed the ceo. he said he had never seen such a drop in gas demand in his numbers. chemicals business. they are cutting their 2015 targets, their profit targets. 12

munhall this is going to transpire. have you ever been hot air ballooning? >> he was up sunday morning over the ground fog that you can see underneath. a beautiful shot. right at the moment it went down below the sunshine. a gorgeous shot right there. below the horizon. he cocked his brief sunny break in tuesday's reign of fact clouds. right here at the city. fall colors are bursting forth at the periphery of this southern golf course she sends us the shot. takes a moment to share this gorgeous illinois sunset near north suburban like villa. finally a trip to the mississippi river failed to yield the fall colors. it was still beautiful. i am sure the colors are blossoming right now. it will across most of our area. a gorgeous day in chicago. what a difference a day makes. today little cumulus have kind of washed out. clouds are assembling to our west. weather conditions are changing as conflicting and mastheir mass prepares to do battle in the country. there is one storm appeared in canada. another one is going to spend up down here. going to listen to the r

who knows what could have transpired if i didn't answer the door with a sense of humor. stossel: other swat teams like talking about what they do. i havein and planned approximately 200 raids. >> charles leads a swat team in new york city. we aren't soldiers. we're not fighting in a enemy. we're trying to help people. >> police department. search warrant. h his team usually knocks first and then depending on circumstances waits ten seconds or maybe two minutes. >> police department search warrant. stossel: before breaking down the door. >> we're not liable for damage we do to people's property. patch up the door as best we can. u stossel: the expense of barging into homes makes good tv. there are several swat team reality shows. >> died in the line of duty. >> kids would see us in the neighborhood and run away from us. after that show, kids come up to us. >> while he doesn't like waking people up in the middle of the night, others do. >> we want to win without having a fight. stossel: steve, a 25 veteran of the dallas police department. if i have a gun at home and someon

then is transpired at the end of the process quite recently, pistorius had offered them another lump sum. incidentallily, pistorius has very little money himself now because he's had to cover his legal fees. that they had refused that sum. when this came out in court yesterday, there was sort of a hurried state from their defense attorney on the civil lawsuit who announced they would pay it all back, they didn't need it any more. and they would drop the lawsuit, christine. >> what an interesting turn in a fascinating trial. diana magnum, thank you for that. >>> nine minutes avenue the hour. in kentucky, the democrat eck national committee from the senate is pulling its tv ad money out of the senate race in kentucky. this means the democratic candidate alison lundergan grimes pretty much on her own. officials for mitch mcconnell saying there's plenty of money in the war chest. defending states like colorado, louisiana and new hampshire. >>> two park rangers stabbed in the middle of boston in a wild attack. details on this very bizarre incident and how suspect was caught next. >>> i wa

he served with honor and distinction and we'll have the opportunity to learn what has transpired in thewo years. the turks have made a commitment that they will in the first instance allow the united states and our partners to use turkish bases and territory. that's a new commitment and one that we very much welcome. >> a turkish official says there is no agreement with the united states on using an air base for southern turkey and they have pushed back against the whole notion that turkey has signed on -- >> in fact the turks have agreed to allow us to use their bases, which of course would be crucial, because it's on the border with syria, it would be near koban oh, i would allow us to watch many more air strikes effect fifly, the economy -- this is really unbelievable that she could say that, and then turkey denies it. i don't know how they're going to explain it. it seems to me that the turks understand two things, a, that the kurds in the end are a possible enemy, that are extremely reluctant, but b, obama is simply not serious about this war. why would you join the war wihee the l

what can you tell us about what transpired with the bike ride? >>

you can see the outline of how this will transpire. focus on it and get it done.viously mexican-american relations are not the greatest there is. the longer it drags on and the more this marine lange wishes in a situation that can be quickly expedited, the worst everything is going. >> it could be easy. i bet you have a solution. >> just bring him back. he is suffering from ptsd and they determined that through evaluation. a lot of people are saying a lot of the ptsd is because of his six months spent in the prison. his mother is sharing up a the thins he shared with her about the rape threats, the violence and the things he is trying to commit suicide. those sorts of things will stay with him. who is really responsible? >> at this point. andy, last word. >> president obama could have picked up the phone and called the mexican president. how is everything? wife good? kids good? do me a favor and release sergeant tamaresi by the end of the day or go home. i would probably be a horrible diplomat. >> he could do that and he hasn't. >> he calls athletes all the time t

as to what transpired after that, i can only speculate. there's a lot of information we need to gather. there's a lot of mobile video recorders that we want to look at. >> it's not clear if the driver died from the crash or from the gunshots. police are investigating. >>> one of the most respected high school football programs in our area has had the rest of its season canceled and won't play its homecoming game tonight after allegations of haze ing happened. it's happening at central bucks high school. you talked to students as they arrived for class this morning? >> reporter: yes, i did. they tell us they have mixed reviews on the fact that the rest of the football season has been canceled. we have talked to parents. parents here at central bucks west are upset, personally those who have sons that are seniors on the football team because they tell us tonight would have only been homecoming but also senior night. >> i am shocked. you just move on. you know? i'm surprised, too. and i'm a little upset. i wanted to go to the game tonight. it

what have you heard about how all that transpired? >> somebody, it's interesting, i was speaking to a retired general of the armed forces, and he said it's not so common for us here, but to create a massive distraction, there was somebody dead on the ground of the war memorial and everybody is rushing to the scene of the war memorial, and he might have gotten lost in the fray by the time he got in the car. that was ground zero, parl hill. and possibly being the main target. but the war memorial being a distraction. >> the speaker of the house of commons, he was saying that the interesting thing about the policing on capitol hill, the permitter is ottawa police, and the grounds are the rcmp. and the buildings are parliamentary guards. so in fact, it has be an effective addition trax if that were want aim, because if someone were shot at the war memorial, 100 meters away, there's this large gathering of law enforcement who would logically head that way if they needed to. so the aim would have been to drain some of the resources away fro

. >> i'm in the sure how it transpired. i did end here at the corner and did crash in the tell even if pole causing significant damage to the truck and telephone pole. as to what transpired after that i can only speculate. there is a a lot of information we need to gather. a lot of mobile video recorders we want to look at before we cannery lease any type of of statement as to what exactly happened. >> police would not confirm what law enforcement agency was involved in the shooting. >>> now to a developing story this morning new york city has its first case of ebola. >> a doctor who recently return from west africa has tested positive for the ebola virus. doctor craig spencer is in isolation at a hospital in man hat on at bellevue and flew home last week from new gunie where he had been treating ebola patients as part of the doctors without border. yesterday his temperature reached 103 degrees but before his temperature spike he did leave his apartment. officials say he rode the subway, got in the taxi, he even went bowlin

but something transpired that made him upset. >> and he shot and killed himself, right?y. >> he's the homecoming prince, football player, doesn't fit that pattern we've seen in other school shootings, right, jennifer? >> very popular kid. it's the least -- something you just would not expect. he was someone who was well known in the school. he had friends. this is a small community. his family is very well known on the reservation up there. his mother was active in the school district at some point. a very wonderful family, good friends. nothing we expected. >> a native american. the hand gun, do you know how he got it? >> we don't know. but if you look at his social media sites, there's references to weapons. as you see in the photo of him with the hunting rifle. we're all curious as to where he got his weapons. >> you've confirmed it was a .40 caliber hand gun? >> exactly. >> we're showing our viewers right now a birthday present, he got a rifle there with a scope and he put on the social media this was the best gift ever. so clearly he was into guns. but i assume a lo