Lookat this video, a 67yearold steve carter was shot to death on monday walking his dog in fairfax. Janet o is at the 7eleven where the video was taken. Janet . Yes, it was inside at this 7eleven store where the three persons of interest everyone seen on the surveillance video. You can see the three people on monday they were also seen on the trail before the shooting. Just a short time ago we received a new surveillance image of one of the three people that police want to talk to, previously not available because of a quality issue. This guy is seen wearing a jacket with the knit cap and sunglasses on his head and he is holding a skateboard outside. Clearly this is a different camera than the video inside of the 7eleven showing the two other persons of interest and one guy is seen at the Cash Register wearing a hat and a backpack. The other is a woman with dreadlocks. Investigators want to talk to them about the murder. They were tipped off when residents noticed something about the t
There are Widespread Evacuations in missouri this morning as hundreds of homes face the threat of flooding. The state governor is calling in the National Guard as rivers and streams from swelled to unprecedented levels. Welcome to your world this morning. Im stephanie sy im del walters. Al jazeeras correspondent is live in valley park missouri. How prepared is the state to handle the flooding . By all accounts, del, as well as can be expected. They are used to flooding in the area. Take a look. Its a major intersection that would be busy off internet 34. You see the water, this is the river that has flown over the banks. We see a highway flown over. As high as it looks now, and we are guessing 56 feet. Its getting higher. More by four feet, cresting by tomorrow. Theres the threats and the waters still rising. Along the rising windows, neighbours are lining up with sandbags. Some suburbs submerged. We need help. We really need help. We are saving my house now. Reporter hundreds of roads
Were charged with homicide in 2015 than any year in the past decade of the tonight a deeper look at who is policing the police. Sparks were flying tonight as the candidates for president faced off. Topics ranging from economic disparity, guns dominating the conversation. Our correspondent, a lot of what we heard from the three not new, but it was a cordial, less ortial. Reporter there was more tension tonight. That may be good for the debate in the Democratic Party to get more focus on these candidates. They went into tonight with a back story, with a real fight brewing yesterday between the Sanders Campaign and the clinton campaign. The Democratic National committee accusing a sanders staffing of accessing and downloading clinton information that the dnc held. That was the first thing that came up tonight. The first question out of the gate. Bernie sanders called for an examination that all parties could sign off on. There was also this does secretary clinton deserve an apology . Yes.
Drug overdoses are on the rise. Heroin use part of the blame. More Law Enforcement officers charged with homicide in 2015 than in any year than in the past decade. Who is policing the police. Democratic candidates for president are facing off tonight for their third debate. Hillary clinton and Bernie Sanders and Martin Omalley. Joining us live our correspondent. How much will the recent data breach detract from other issues in tonights debate . This story got legs yesterday when the Democratic National committee excused the Sanders Campaign of accessing information. A staffer has been fired. It has put some fight in a primary campaign season. We will watch to see how the candidates handle it tonight. Will Bernie Sanders apologise for what happened or will he go on the offence . His camp has accused the dnc of favoring Hillary Clinton. For her part, will clinton go after sanders as her campaign has been doing behind the scene or will she be perceived of taking the high road . They may n
That the nypd does not properly track incidents in which force was used and doesnt adequately discipline officers who use Excessive Force. Here today with more on that report and its findings, as well as its recommendations, department of investigation commissioner mark peters and d. O. I. Nypd Inspector General philip eure Inspector General for the nypd. I should add that to correct the title. Thank you both for being with us this afternoon. Thank you. Its good to be here. Now, this report looked at what is 179 cases. Mmhmm. Cases that had already gone to the civilian Complaint Review board. Is that correct . Thats right. What we did, what the Inspector Generals office did, is they polled 179 cases that had already gone through the entire process to look at the life of those cases and to see whether, a, the investigations were properly done and, b, whether, Excessive Force, there was appropriate discipline. Mmhmm. And tell me what your most surprising findings were. I would say that t