elizabeth prann live from washington, thank you. a new directive following the deadly crash in san francisco. remember that. the fire department banning helmet mounted video cameras that film emergency scenes, the chief is concerned about privacy of victims and firefighters. you may remember images taken in the aftermath of the july 6th crash led to questions about first responders actions which then resulted in a 16-year-old survivor being run over by a fire truck. she was lying on the tarmac, covered with fire retardant film. they say cameras can be used to improve communication and should not be banned. u.n. inspectors arrive in damascus to look into alleged chemical weapons use in syria s civil war. the 20 member team staying at a five star hotel in the heart of the syrian capital, led by a
if the u.s. cut aid, may be a propaganda victory for the military, strange as that may seem. on an international scale, could shuffle regional politics here. speaking of that, what s going on behind the scenes to sort out a political solution? reporter: both of the main actors in this situation, the muslim brotherhood and the egyptian military are opaque, very authoritarian, and don t let the press or their own membership know what s going on behind the scenes. however, from what we ve seen, it doesn t look like there s any negotiation, both sides have taken a strident approach. both groups have been co-existing in egypt for decades. while there s not much love lost between them, they have some avenues of communication. while there s not many outward signs of negotiation, we don t know what s going on behind the scenes. another group to talk about there, only 10% of the
today marks exactly one month since the boston marathon bombing and while it was day of remembrance, a new controversy is brewing. 13 deputy fire chiefs say their chief didn t show leadership that day. today the mayor addressed their letter of no confidence in which letter of no confidence in which they allege the chief has become a spectator at emergency scenes. he says his fire commissioner is looking into the allegations and will need answers before deciding what to do. he defends his actions to us saying he ultimately takes responsibility for what goes on at these scenes. it has been 650 days since the united states of america lost its top credit rating. stocks started down today but they ended the day with yet another all time high. and now our third story outfront. we have new details late breaking tonight about ariel castro who is accused of holding three women captive for more than a decade. according to his attorneys who spoke to wkyc, he plans to plead not guilty. and t
reaching a verdict in the second phase of the jodi arias murder trial. it only took an hour and a half to find that arias was cruel when she shot, stabbed and nearly decapitated her ex-boyfriend in 2008. that word cruel was crucial. they had to agree on that and do so unanimously to open up the possibility of a death sentence. now they ve done that. they can choose death. that s the next phase of the trial. our senior legal analyst says the next stage is a lot more complicated. challenge for the prosecution, they have on show she deserves no mercy. that last phase is expected to go on for about a week. today marks exactly one month since the boston marathon bombing and while it was day of remembrance, a new controversy is brewing. 13 deputy fire chiefs say their chief didn t show leadership that day. today the mayor addressed their letter of no confidence in which they allege the chief has become a spectator at emergency scenes. he says his fire commissioner is looking into the alleg
a spectator at emergency scenes. he says his fire commissioner is looking into the allegations and will need answers before deciding what to do. he defends his actions to us saying he ultimately takes responsibility for what goes on at these scenes. it has been 6 # 50 days since the united states of america lost its top credit rating. stocks started down today but they ended the day with yet another all time high. and now our third story outfront. we have new details late breaking to night about aerial castro who is accused of holding three women captive for more than a decade. according to his attorneys who spoke to wkyc, he plans to plead not guilty. this comes as the city of cleveland moments ago honored the first responders who helped rescue michelle knight, amanda berry and gina dejesus from castro s home last week. we re learning more about how the women were treated. our martin savage is outfront in cleveland with the latest.