Good afternoon, im andrea roane. Thank you for joining us this noon. Investigators may have a key witness in last nights shooting at the intersection of holbrook and moore streets in northeast. This morning wusa9 found exclusive video on social media from a man sitting in a parked car filming almost 1 minute of the incident. We want to warn you that what youre about to see and hear is disturbing. [ sirens ] d. C. Police have not confirmed the video but say they are not resuming it. Wusa9s macoya turner was at the scene where neighbors were still on edge calling that deadly shooting too close to home. The dramatic scene unfolded right here at the intersection. Death spent hours out here investigating detectives spent hours out here investigating. My room is toward the front, so i was sleeping at the time, but i heard quite a bit of bullets. When annette appearson woke up to the sound of gunshots, she ran to the window and saw this, blaring lights on her street. She says her first though
The alwayscolorful, tony sarah says theres no evidence that chow did any of the crimes related to the San Francisco Corruption Case that netted more than two dozen arrests earlier this year. He suggests that that means the federal government case is weak. At the guidance of prosecutors, sarah says the grand jury would indict a ham sandwich on what they have and a bunch of charges are being brought to see what sticks. Chow has been a chinatown gang leader since 2006, trafficking guns, drugs, and stolen guns, and laundering money, the d. A. Says. Sarah says all of it is false, that shrimp boy has turned his life around. Hes dying to testify hes going to testify were not going to hide behind any fifth amendment hes denying to tell, you know, the truth from his perspective. Reporter former School Board Member from San Francisco school board, Keith Jackson already pleaded not guilty to the added racketeering charges on monday. Suspended state senator leland ye will face the same racketeerin
Parts of europe reporting setbacks after reopening. Spain placing another part of the country on lockdown again. Back home, and President Trumps scathing attacks during two divisive fourth of july speeches. The president comparing nazis, fascists and terrorists to what he calls the radical left and vowing to protect controversial statues and monuments even as one is torn down and dumped in the harbor. Protests turning violent. Demonstrators vandalizing the georgia Public Safety headquarters. Police using tear gas in portland, oregon. Protesters blocking roads and throwing fireworks at government buildings. The city declaring a state of emergency. And what weve now learned about a protestor struck by a driver on a closed highway. Late developments tonight in the killing of a young soldier from ft. Hood. Her death sparking protests. What the family has just revealed. Dangerous heat across much of the country. Firefighters battling wildfires. Some started by illegal fireworks. And a hiker
Im natalie allen. We begin this hour in nigeria where the government has announced a major step in ending boko harams violent rampage. Officials say theyve reached a cease fire with the militant group. As part of the deal boko haram will release more than 200 school girls kidnapped six months ago. Boko haram has not yet issued a statement. A Senior Advisor to nigerias president spoke with cnn about when the school girls may be freed. The release of the girls is also part of this deal and it is a process. This will be followed by further action from the boko haram. Some people are questioning the timing of the Nigerian Governments cease fire announcement. Diana magnase is following the story from johannesburg. Reporter nigeria says the girls will be released, this is all part of ceasefire negotiations with boko haram and the final details will be ironed out at a meeting in chad next week which is where supposedly these talks have been taking place. The thing is, so far we have not heard
After 20-odd years spent peddling and polishing words in Hong Kong, Stephen McCarty now resides in Britain, from where he scribbles, daydreams and laments the state of the world.