right now tyrone howard is at the 25th precinct. they're conducting lineups there where he is expected to be charged with murder. live from east harlem, sarah wallace, news 4, new york. >> sarah, thank you. s>>> just one station has the surveillance. you see him racing east on 120th street in a desperate attempt to get away from the police. news 4's marc santia is live with more video from that chase. marc? >> reporter: chuck, this all started with a fight, a gunfight between two gangs at 102nd. that's when police say howard ran up here to 106th. he stole a bicycle here and started pedaling north. first avenue and 120th street 4 investigates canvassing of east harlem. watch the bottom of your screen. an unmarked police car makes a hard right and speeds toward the east river. seconds later a man believed to be tyrone howard seen at the top of your screen, quickly pedalling the stolen bicycle on east 120th. he's traveling toward the water. seconds later unmarked police cars flood the area in full pursuit. >> i seen helicopters, motorc

they say people in the community failed by not turning tyrone howard in. much more on that part of the story coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00 tonight. for now we're live in east harlem. >> you can see from n. j.'s live shot that lanes are back open on the fdr after they were shut down above 96th street for the investigation. this of course is a live picture there. lanes reopened just before 1:00 this afternoon. >> officer holder is now the fourth nypd officer killed in the line of duty this year. officers wenjian liu and rafael ramos were killed in their patrol car in december. brian moore was killed back in may. for officer holder's family, his grieving family, they say enough is enough, and they are now calling on mayor de blasio to do something about this. she is in the far rockaway section of brooklyn with more. >> reporter: the family just welcomed mayor de blasio and commissioner bratton with open arms. they spent about 10 or 15 minutes speaking with his father, aunts, uncles, siblings and cousins. there are still a number of people at the home p

it's a first degree murder case which could possibly take tyrone howard off the street for the a life sentence at this point for the family of randolph holder perhaps a little too late. >> i do not think criminals should be put back on the street after being arrested for more than a certain amount of times. >> reporter: seven years in jail. that's what the manhattan district attorney wanted for 30-year-old tyrone howard after he was arrested in a drug sting last year. instead he was allowed to participate in a drug treatment program which put him right back on the street. he was in court for skipping out on that program this morning. >> you can't throw people out on the streets with a record like that and hope they'll do good. >> reporter: randolph holder, sr. and the pastor calls this a broken system, a system they at least will work for them. members of the family already following the prosecution closely, going to howard's arraignment wednesday night. >> once all eyes on him, a lot of things comes to mind. >> reporter: one of holder's former partners from two years ago like a membe

. >> one of the individuals, tyrone howard, ends up fleeing toward the fdr drive. he goes toward the fdr promenade and he flees northbound. >> reporter: 30-year-old tyrone howard stole a bicycle at gunpoint and proceeded north toward the east river. officer randolph holder and his partner were heading south as howard pedaled toward them on that stolen bike. >> tyrone approaches them on the bicycle. when he approaches them on the bicycle he puts the bike down. he pulls out his weapon and he fires one time, striking the officer in the front of the head. >> reporter: and like that, the mayhem became mourning. hundreds of officers forming the first of countless salutes to a man who did what they're trained to do, as the city starts the process of honoring another brother in blue. >> i want to thank the public at this time for the significant outpouring of sympathy and condolences we have been receiving. >> and back live at this beginning of a vigil commemorating officer holder, too short a life. behind this interfaith group of clergy you can see the plourz, the memoria

tyrone howard arraigned a short time ago in criminal court. >> new yorkers lighting candles and laying a wreath at the site of the shooting. >> we have several reports tonight on the new information. we begin with eyewitness news reporter josh einiger outside the courthouse in lower manhattan. >> i've never seen night court so jam packed with people, much less police officers. every square inch of that courtroom loaded with blue and with members of officer holder's family. let's show you video from inside arraignment court as the suspect had his first appearance in court. tyrone howard facing a charge of first degree murder in the death of officer holder late last night in harlem, in upper manhattan. his lawyer told the judge because of injuries he had sustained, the gunshot of the pain, he's feeling chest pains. that led to snickering from the crowd of police officers and did not stop the judge from remanding the suspect, holding him without bail in this case. here's what pba president pat lynch had to say moments ago. >> once again we're here in a courtroom to try to start the proces

selfless. >> reporter: tyrone was 56 years old. friends and family say he was filled with the love of music that was both his career, he was a professional dj, and his passion. but he was killed on tuesday when a fire police believe was intentionally set left him trapped in his top his window as the flames were closing in around him. >> the people who were in the building, they were screaming in the back because the front building was blocked. the fire was in the front of the building and they could not get out. nobody could come out. they were trapped in there. >> saw the building on fire and then i just started screaming like my uncle lives in there. why are ya'll still standing here? just go get him. >> reporter: it's not clear who started the fire or why or who the target was. but it took so much more than a building. >> he just touched the lives of so many people. >> reporter: he was extremely successful as a dj. back in the day he even played at the apollo but he never moved away from bed-stuy and the family he had here. poli

the suspect tyrone howard was shot in the leg by holder's partner. he was treated at the hospital and taken to the police precinct in east harlem where he is now. >> radio transmissions are giving us really a look at how the event of last night unfolded. shirleen allicot is here with more. >> 12 minutes. that is how long it took from the initial radio transmission, the original incident that called police to that area to the moment officer randolph holder lost his life. 12 minutes. the transmissions in their entirety, there are some parts too disturbing to air. but here's a look at how it all played out. >> hispanic male, black coat, white pants. he's firing. >> reporter: at 8:30, two housing police officers at 420 east 102nd street witnessed what police are calling a gang confrontation. they spotted tyrone howard running northbound toward the fdr. >> i'm getting numerous cars in regard to 50 shots fired. >> they asked for assistance and there were numerous police officers who responded. >> you have another unit with you? responding to shots fired. >

. >>> but first -- >> tyrone, why did you do it? why d did you do it, ty ne? >> a stone-cold killer. tonight our first look at the man police say murdered an nypd officer last night, and the startling revelations about his criminin history. good evening. i'm chuck scarborough. >> and i'm sibila vargas. th s e suspecust's rap sheet dates back more than a decade. now he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >> detectives hauled tyrone howard off to court tonight charged with the murder of officer randolph holder. and that's on top of robbery in the first degree. >> we have been turning over rock in this investigation from the scene of chaos to the ex con's past to the death of an officer who has ignited outrage across the city. beckford. check checkey. >> reporter: tyrone howard faced a sea blue, police officers, hundreds of them who turned out in support of their fallen brethren. straight to video of howard inside the courtroom, as you mentioned facing that judge just a short while ago. he did not enter a plea. and he angered some of the police officers b

in this exclusive surveillance video uncovered by 4 investigates you can see a man believed to be tyrone howard peddling down 120th street trying to make his getaway after st mealing a bike. police are in ot pursuit. they first responded to gang gun fire on a rooftop. minutes later more shots, this time on the top of a walk way where officer holder and his farther never confronted howard. >> it was an exchange of gunfire between the male suspect a the two officers. during this exchange officer holder was struck in the head. >> at first we were like, it's so many, that can't be gunshots. it turns out it was. >> reporter: the news 4 iteam exclusively obtained this cell phone video showing the massive response to shooting. >> it looked like literally all hands were on deck to the st rategic response group to machine guns, guys, dogs. they had their jackets on. they just rushed out. >> reporter: holder was rushed to harlem hospital buld buh could not be saved. howard is a career criminal and ha vs repeatedly served time in prison. police nabbed him four blocks north. crime screen investigato

we understand tyrone howard is here. we are just waiting for his attorney to arrive so that they can address the charges. a tyrone howard is charged with robbery and murder in the first degree in the killing of 33-year-old nypd officer randolph holder last tuesday. he allegedly stole a bike at gunpoint, then led police on a chase that ended in a shootout. the fdr drive after days of searching, police found the gun and said they can match it to the shooting, the war test need to be done. his bail was not set at arraignment, once again, he'sr here, we're waiting for his attorney to arrive, sources telling us an indictment could come later today. of course we will be in the courtroom and bring you all the latest developments, that's the very latest from here in lower nhattan, lori bordonaro, news 4 new york. >> thousands of officers are expected to attend officer holder's funeral tomorrow. it'll be held at 3:00. also at the greater cathedral in jamaica. we're going to have coverage of the funeral on our website nbc new york

tyrone howard allegedly part of the drug-related shoot out. they say he fled the scene on a stolen bike with police pursuit. >> he puts the bike down, he pulls out his weapon, and he fires one time striking the officer in the front of the head. >> reporter: the murdered cop, an immigrant in guyana. his father was himself a police officer in that south american nation. the mayor and police commissioner visited to share the grief felt by the nypd and all new yorkers. >> the world needs to know that young man was irreplaceable and the sacrifice he gave to the city was just a small example much the sacrifice many members of the service give. >> reporter: earlier tonight, flashing lights and emergency responders. a crowd gathered for a moment of silence and then a vigil outside the station house where holder served. >> right now, i pray oh, heavenly father for the holder family. i pray for psa5. pray for all those who have joined us in solidarity. those who are hurting just like we are, father. >> reporter: the suspect has a very long criminal reco

. >> our law enforcement says this is our suspect, tyrone howard, a man with a long criminal record. he is now out of the hospital and at the 25th precinct station house. >> the shooting happened during a long foot chase that started on 102nd street and ended in a gun battle a 120th street by the fdr drive, part of which is lstill shut at this hour. >> we are working all angles of the story. dto the officer and his family to the suspect. we want to begin with tracie strahan in east harlem. >> reporter: they called the officer's death numbing. over the past 12 hours news 4 has learned more about the alleged gunman identified as tyrone howard,omaey say he's been arrested about 18 times mostly for drug offenses but certainly never for anything like this. we went into an apartment building facing the fdr for a closer look at the activity on the foot bridge where officer randolph holder's life was cut short in a wild shoot-out. >> i'm watching tv, and next thing i was in a tv movie. >> reporter: the chaotic scene started around 8:30 tuesday knit when holder and fellow officers from the an

tyrone howard was arraigned last night and held without bail. mayor de blasio and police commissioner bratton say the career criminal should never have been on the streets. >>> hilahila pierce before the house ben gave committee today. she will be questioned about the attack on the undiplomatic outpost in libya in 2012. the presidential campaign has accused the republican-led panel of carrying out a partisan investigation. >>> new jersey state senators are set to vote on another override of governor chris christie's veto of a gun control bill. >>> and now a final look at traffic. >> all right. an overturned vehicle has two lanes blocked on route 1 northbound. now delays back to jersey avenue and you will want to stick with route 27 as an alternate. and checking the hudson crossings. the lincoln has a 20 minute delay. and holland and gw with 20 minute delays. and al park. >>> -- and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. >>> and nice weather for you today. a few more clouds than yesterday. and numbers are still mild a

this time they pulled over tawanda jones' brother, tyrone west. as the officers searched west, they claim he resisted -- and a fight broke out. >> kelway and kitmore >> officer chapman called for backup. >> unit on kelway and kitmore is everything ok? >> 13, 13, 13... signal 13 >> neighbors said it was about 25 people on top of my brother, they never seen anyone get beat like that, never. you're talking about armed men and women with batons, with weapons, steel-toed boots. armed. he wasn't armed, he's got on shorts and a tank top, his skin is revealed, its summer. who gonna fight with 20 people, for what? >> shawanda lewis was just arriving home when she says she heard people yelling. >> i seen everything that happened from the beginning to the end. everything. they went from the car to the corner, from the corner to this side of the street. he asked for help a million times. >> lewis told investigators she saw west get maced, then try to run away. >> witnesses also reported seeing officers punch, kick, and hit west with batons after tackling him

nypd officers filled the courtroom during tyrone power's arraignment. the alleged cop killer collapsed to his knees during the proceeding and did not enter a plea. the nypd says howard has been arrested 28 times since he was 13. officer rand paul holder's father was there for the court appearance along with family members to question why a career criminal was still on the streets. >> this has to stop. get the guns off the streets, that is it. >> reporter: on tuesday night howard's role by kines problem to get away from wild shootout. howard fired one shot striking officer holder in the forehead. police officers lined the streets and saluted the ambulance carrying the officer's body as it made its way to the jeremiah funeral home in long island. the american flag flew half staff atop the brooklyn bridge in his honor. >> my son was very ambitious with a bright future. went to college, wanted to be a cop, was looking forward to so many things in his life and it was cut short. >> reporter: his son had dreams of becoming a detective that was about to close o

tyrone howard sentenced to a residential drug diversion program but there were not enough beds so i was back on the streets, turned away from a big fall from the cracks in a diversion program that gets high marks. jim hoffer is here with that part of our coverage. jim? >> reporter: that's right. the state's drug court deversion is affected. in the scrutiny of the program following the shooting death of an nypd officer we are finding out there can be problems here. we have learned that it's not the kind of program for violent offenders. now we are finding out there can be delays to treatment and daily monitoring for lack of rehab beds. tyrone howard avoided prison by agreeing to undergo 18 months of in patient residential treatment in a drug rehab facility. but the treatment was delayed because there was no bed available. instead, the court drug program required howard to check in once a month for drug testing. the first two months he showed up. in september he didn't. he eluded authorities until resurfacing this week, the prime suspect in the killing of nypd officer randolph holder. >>

dari: right now tyrone howard isn't criminal court facing a that is where lisa evers is with the latest on that investigation. reporter: that is right, there is a huge police presence with a cop the cop killer is expected to be arraigned on first-degree murder along with the grief and shock over the murder of officer holder. reporter: he said nothing after he was taken out of the precinct. >> governor new misapprehension attempts. reporter: tuesday night he allegedly stole a bike in east harlem to make a getaway from a wild shootout. police officer randolph holder and his partner tried to stop them. >> he pulled out his weapon and he fires one time, striking the officer in the front of the head. reporter: his partner shot him in the leg and he was captured near by. the police officers lined east 119th street to see howard being taken away. but nothing can be appropriate to take away the pain. >> he devoted his life to protecting others. >> i want to thank the public at this time for the significant outpouring and the condolences that we have been receiving. reporter: this popular suspec

as for tyrone howard, he is being held without bail. mayor de blasio expected to address the diversion programs this morning. reporting live this morning from east harlem, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >>> a woman was shot and killed in bronx yesterday. the shooting scene was the pelham parkway houses and ps-89 witnesses say they heard or four five shots and then saw two men and a woman with red hair speeding off in a truck for a fish business. >>> the new jersey state senate chris christie's veto of a gun control bill. it's first time his veto has been overridden. the bill would require gun buyers to notify law enforcement if they seek to erase mental health records. >>> governor cuomo used his executive power to the expand new york's anti-discrimination laws to include transgender people. >> it is new york state's role, new york state's responsibility and new york state's legacy to lead the way. >> cuomo made the announcement while speaking at the empire state pride annual dinner last night. >>> if your morning commute on the subway is

the suspect in this case, tyrone howard. police believe he may have thrown the weapon into the east river, and we've got divers looking for that weapon right now. liz dahlem joins us from the scene of the shooting, fdr drive at 1209 street, hello, liz. >> good morning to you, greg and rosanna. this is where the growing memorial seems to be expanding all while the nypd crime scene investigation. we just saw a few police officers walk over the overpass over the fdr to get onto the other side where the river is and that path where the runners go in the morning, because that's where they believe the suspect ditched the gun. nypd dive teams spent hours scouring the east river near 120th street for the weapon used to murder officer randolph holder. investigators believe the suspected killer, tyrone howard, threw the gun into the river before his arrest. howard has been charged with the murder of officer holder. family members were outraged during the arraignment. yesterday howard was in court for previous drug charges facing the j

they sealed off the fdr and cornered tyrone howard.fficers stood and saluted as officer holder's body was driven from the emergency room where trauma officials were unable to save him. tyrone howard was wanted for a gang related shooting in september and he was arrested a year earlier in a drug sweep only to be released into a diversion program for drug offender which he allegedly stopped attending. >> we can't say if clear enough if he should have been in a mental health facility or prison but he should have been off the streets. >> there will be a solemn march to the police precinct to hopper officer holder. >>> thanks to the kindness of strangers, a family has a handicapped accessible van to help them get around. the family got the keys today and susan's husband was a quadriplegic and died in september, she has been donating his things and was looking for a family in need. >> i can't express how great of a day this is and how good it feels, to have people donate a vehicle. >> jonathan paxton gets transportation to southern melissa m

ambassador chris steven, sean smith, glen doherty and tyrone woods. republicans are searching for any mistakes made on secretary clinton's watch. democrats say benghazi has been thoroughly investigated and the hearing is only designed to damage her. this is a live picture of her returning. her testimony began more than eight hours ago. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> reporter: the hearing started out cordle with handshakes, but things quickly grew tense. >> i think if you look at the statement i made, i clearly said that it was an attack. >> calling it an attack is like saying the sky is blue. of course it was an attack. >> reporter: republicans accuse clinton of ignoring requests from ambassador chris stevens for more security. georgia's lynn westmoreland: >> how many instances would it have taken you to say, hey, we need the look at his security over there? >> no one ever came to me and said, "we should shut down our compound in benghazi." >> well, i'm not saying shut it down. i'm saying protect it. >> reporter: it was this committee that uncove

. >>> well after calls for answers about why accused cop killer tyrone howard was on the street, mayor de blasio is calling for reform to state law in the wake of the death of officer randolph holder. >> reporter: yeah, tyrone howard was already a convicted felon with a long criminal rap sheet. and the mayor says under current law, dangerous defendants like howard were allowed to avoid jail time. and now he says those laws need to change. outside of city hall, the flags fly at half staff at the memory of officer randolph holder. while inside mayor de blasio demanding change so felons like officer holder's accused killer are kept in jail. >> he cannot have died in vain. and some greater change, some greater good has to come out of it. >> reporter: right now new york is one of only three states where judges are not allowed to consider how dangerous a criminal is or their risk to public safety when determining bail. the mayor says both of those factors could have kept howard off the streets. >> the bottom line here is, when the risk to the public condition be legally considered in the bai

tyrone howard's first taste of justice came with him shackled and handcuffed making a demand. he wanted a chair complaining his leg hurt after being shot by officer holder's partner. in a courtroom packed with police, howard was seated then slid into place. barely visible as the judge ordered him held without bail. the charges? first degree murder and robbery. >> he's been complaining of certain chest pains -- [ bleep ] >> reporter: the woman sobbed that she was officer holder's sister and she was helped from the courtroom. for the pba this past year with four police killings is too much. >> once again, we here preparing to shoulder our brother and bring him into a church. once again, our police officers are going to have to stand by the thousands, patch to patch. that cannot happen again. >> everyone here today has been speaking of the great man that he was. >> reporter: in east harlem, where officer holder patrolled, the evening was more about unity. hundreds came out for a vigil sharing the night with holder's fellow officers. they placed flowers, candles and a wreath near

but with drug diversion programs like the one tyrone howard attended now at the center of controversy, the governor declined to take a more specific position. were you aware that felony drug dealers are regularly being offered drug treatment in new york state instead of jail, and are you okay with that? >> well, look, should people who are dangerous be on the streets? of course not. i mean, it's common sense still applies. so can we always improve the system? yes. >> reporter: but how? the only specific suggestion cuomo offered today was for leaders to send a louder message that police must be respected. >> the police have to respect the community, and we spent a lot of time talking about that. but the door in life swings both >> reporter: the governor would not say whether he was implying that mayor de blasio's city hall doesn't have the nypd's back, a criticism de blasio has already faced from police. more than half of the 720 people sentenced to drug treatment instead of jail in 2013 had been charged with felony drug dealing in addition to being drug users. >> the fact that one per

officers did recover a knife they believe may have been tossed in the river by tyrone. there are many questions about why howard was even on the street. he's a violent offender with 18 prior arrests, and he was wanted for a shooting in september. also last year howard was one of 19 people arrested in a drug sweep in east harlem. judge placed howard in a diversion program. city leaders question how someone with howard's rap sheet could avoid jail time. among those expressioning expressing very serious concern, police commissioner bratton. >> if there was ever a candidate not to be diverted it's this guy. it's unfortunate that there are people in our city, in our society that despite our best effort, that are criminals and many of them are violent criminals and we need to separate them from the rest of us. >> reporter: and back here live outside psa5, you can see the black bunting. also so many flowers and candles placed here by people who have been coming here all day and all night leaving thoughts and prays and condolences for slain police officer randolph holder. a new

police have arrested 30-year-old tyrone howard. he has been charged in holder's death. this morning we are also getting a closer look at the three then police are trying to track down from the night of that shooting. now, these men are not suspects but the nypd does want to talk to them about a shootout that happened before officer holder was killed. police are asking anyone with any information on their whereabouts to give them a call. >>> we're also tracking new information this morning a deadly shooting out of the bronx. two men this morning face charges in the killing of 20-year-old kimberly velasquez. she was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. the investigation, ongoing. investigators try to figure out what caused this raging fire that destroyed a home on long island. look at the smoke and flames shooting out of this house on 16th street and west babylon. a mother and her teenage daughter were inside when it started, but fortunately they were able to get out safely. >>> investigators trying to figure out what gutted an historic synagogue in new br

smith, glen doherty and tyrone woods. republicans are searching for any mistakes made on secretary clinton's watch. democrats say t t benghazi matter has been thoroughly investigated and the hearing is only designed to damage her. her testimony began at 10:00 in the morning on thursday and lasted all day into the evening. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> reporter: the hearings starteteout cordially with hand shakes. ings grew tense. >> i think if you look at the statement i made i clearly said it was an attack. >> calling it an attack is look calling the sky blue. republicans accused clinton of ignoring requests from ambassador chris stevens for security. georgia's westmoreland. >> how many instances would it have taken you to say, we need to look at security over there. >> no one ever came to me and compound in benghazi. >> i'm not saying shut it down. i am saying protect it. >> it was this committee that uncovered clinton's use of a private e-mail system. >> there is 795 e-mails in this pile. >> reporter: the committ

we know the suspect in this case, tyrone howard, has a long criminal record. the mayor and many others said he should have been locked up long ago so that tuesday night's tragedy never happened. >> i am a believer when someone gave his life for us as officer holder did, they cannot have died in vein and some greater good has to come out of it. >> reporter: his arrest includes 18 arrests for things like assault and robbery, nine narcotics arrests and police were looking for an east harlem shooting. instead of prison time, howard was put in a drug diversion program. the judge that made the decision did not see any violent crimes, no convictions on howard's record. >> that did endanger other folks, dave. drug dealing endangers people's lives. let's not suggest that endangering a person's life is holding a weapon in your hand. >> reporter: he wants the law to change to consider public safety and a background considered when offering diversion programs. in addition, the mayor and many others say it's unfair to lock up people at rikers for small petty crimes because

the suspect in the case was tyrone howard. he was arrested but again these divers are looking for that gun that they believe was used to kill officer randolph holder. we're going to keep an eye on this and bring you any new developments. >>> not too cold out there probably, right? at this point. >> a lot of temperatures have cooled back down in to the low 60s. the wind is about 14, 15 miles per hour. nice mild evening right now. temperatures are in the 70s, got a great picture for the new york skyline, manhattan skyline right there. beautiful sunshine. that's actually like a great halloween sunset. isn't that beautiful? that's our camera in the story. we're still at 72. we're still going to have a nice mild evening, if you're out late tonight, have the heavier coat. northerly wind will start gusting later. could this be the last 70-degree day? last year it happened on the 29th of october. year before that it was just before christmas. the average over the last 15 years, november 5th. still time. overall the pat tern is still m

jail time.>> reporter: mayor de blasio took a strong stand saying that criminals like tyrone howard should be locked up . police officers want city hall to be the partner in keeping new york city safe. that partnership cannot succeed if the only time that officers feel that they are supported and their contributions are honored when they make the ultimate sacrifice. >> email the press office and we will get to you later. >> reporter: the mayor would earlier. a statement was released that set import, mayor de blasio has hired 1300 new officers to safety for all neighborhoods, making new york city the safest large city in the country.>>> a wake for officer holder is held the funeral be at the same location. then his remains will be flown to his native guyana for burial.>>> determining of blood -- of alcohol contributed to a deadly crash were four people were killed, including a toddler, when four people -- when a car plowed into a crowd. >> reporter: victims were treated in the middle of main street after a car plowed into into a crowd of spectators at a high rate of speed a few block

chris stevens, sean smith, glen doherty and tyrone woods served this country with courage and with honor. and they were killed under circumstances that most of us could never imagine. terrorists pour through the front gate of an american facility, attacking people and property with machine guns, mortars and fire. it is important that we remember how these four men died. it is equally important that we remember how these four men lived and why. they were more than four images on a television screen. they were husbands and fathers and sons and properties and family and friend. they were americans who believed in service and sacrifice. many people speak which is fully of a -- wisttfully about better world but do little about it. these four went out and tried to make it better and it cost them

tyrone howard is in police custody but 4 investigates le larns that police have been hunting for him for weeks wanted on three active warrants. sources say the 30-year-old is well known by officers patrolling the east harlem complex including one he is accused of killing, officer randolph holder. we knocked on the door and a person identified as a family member said this from behind he door. >> right now we're going through a crisis, ma'am. we need some space. >> reporter: the same person told us howard has a 5-year-old son with the woman who lives in that home. we found he has one more housing complex which is known for selling drugs. we looked in his criminal past. it shows howard has been arrested 16 times before not including hi juvenile record. he's been in prison 12 times since 2006 mostly on drug charges and assault and he's even been caught selling drugs behind bars. recently a judge released him on a diversion program which rehabs offenders rather than incarcerate. authorities say his criminal has escalated. most recently police link howard to gang-related shooting on septem

tyrone corley was killed at the scene. the second victim was rushed to the hospital and was not identified yet. police say some type of accelerant was used to fuel the flames and that the fire is being investigated as a homicide. >>> and raging -- a raging inferno in new jersey. what's being done to help the people who lost everything. >>> plus how did a baby wind up all alone in the dark at a day care center? we are going to show you what her parents had to do to get her out. >>> i'm meteorologist bill evans here in the weather center. can you believe three days of 70-degree weather in october? well, the temperature is climbing. it's already 68 in the park and 69 at laguardia and newark and elizabeth and staten island, and southwest winds going to bring the temperatures up. the humidities are dry. we are going if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. th

. >>> continuing search for answer at the scene of fuse's tyrone howard is charged with murdering officer holder. >> reporter: these three suspects look back at something as they walk along and then move along as if they don't have a care in the world. police believe the three men are the rest of the story of the events leading up to officer holder's murder, possible participants or witnesses in the gang-on-gang shootout that drew officers to the scene here. two officers on a rooftop saw people firing guns, and the three men in the video did not attract police attention, but tyrone howard did. another surveillance camera caught him on a bicycle being followed by a police car with lights flashing. he ditched the stoling bike and fired twice at the officers, killing officer howard. sealed records and court rules program after his most recent arrest, and the mayor says that's wrong. >> some people are unredeemable, and unless they are treated very, very differently, they pose a threat to the society. >>> officer holder's wake will be on tuesday at the greater alien a.m.e. cathedral of new yo

suspect tyrone howard will be back in court on tuesday. in queens, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >> we can confirm that funeral services are now set for officer holder. a wake will be held tuesday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the greater allen ame cathedral of new york in jamaica. his funeral will be the next day at 3 p.m. at the same location. officer holder will then be -- his body will be flown to his native guyana for burial. >>> some breaking news now. word of a woman shot and killed right near two schools. >> two men and a woman seen running off speeding off in a truck. let's go live to cbs 2's lou young right now in allerton in the bronx. lou. >> reporter: a major mobilization here. we are not far from pelham parkway. a fatal shooting of a young woman between two schools in the courtyard of a public housing project. take a look now. this is the pelham parkway houses considered generally safe in this area. witnesses report four or five shots rang out about 3 p.m. and several suspects were seen fleeing the area in what was described as a mark