Erika cabrera got video of the aftermath as rush hour drivers and pedestrians looked on in disbelief. I heard about ten or 15 shots fired and was trying to figure out what was happening, where it was coming from. Reporter trooper Patrick Casey tried to get his cruiser in front of the fleeing car, but the suspect rammed him and opened fire just before slamming into the bus. We saw the cops draw these big guns and they are behind their cars with their guns out. Reporter all the while, the suspects car had caught fire on rapidly engulfed the bus as officers tried to arrest the driver. Looked like he was talking into a cell phone, kind of kneeled down on the ground. They were approaching him and then as soon as they got close, he stood up and started to run. They have somebody arrested, so i decided to, you know, focus my camera down there and thats when i seen the suspect in handcuffs. Reporter the 17yearold driver and 19yearold passenger were taken into custody while investigators were r
Parking lot near erie, pa. Those officers responded. The vehicle fled from that area. There was a short pursuit in which the vehicle was stopped. As the officers approached that vehicle Steve Stephens took his own life. So that nationwide manhunt is over. The manhunt might be over but the National Conversation continues. At this hour, facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is speaking before Developers Conference in san jose. We expect that he will in some shape, form or fashion, address this tragedy. It will be the first time we hear from zuckerberg directly. We have the latest on the breaking story from our reporters and analysts as well. Jacob rascon stand big in cleveland, former fbi profiler and msnbc contributor clint van zands, msnbcs chief Legal Correspondent ari melber and on the phone with me msnbcs chief Law Enforcement analyst jim cavanagh. Jacob, start with you in cleveland, at this point what do we know about precisely how it all went down shortly after 11 00 . Yeah. We have a