he was admitted to a hospital as emotionally digs tushed. one of the bystanders has been treated and released. he s facing a strij of charges, including drug possession, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. don? margaret connolly, a police officer has been charnled with voluntary manslaughter after killing an unarmed man who may have been looking for help. investigators believe he was getting his car when they arrived. the officer shot him several times killing him. he s being held on a 50 rksz 000 dlarsz bond. ahead this hour, danger in the water. a rare brain-eating ameba that kills. so why is the water still okay to drings? the doctor is in to explain. and it s the image that might
wat water recreed resooeds. they still have to let them know if they need those air lifted supplies. look at that water just flowing there. it s unbelievable what is happening. unbelievable. george howell, if you d like to help the victims of the flood, make sure you visit cnn.com/impact. you know what that music means, we ve been playing it for weeks now. we re going to talk about syria. a deal is in place to find and destroy syria s chemical weapons. now comes a dip llomatic pitch u.s. allies. he called the plan a
once they start pulling those cables, that s it. they ve got one chance to do this right. oh. okay. or else it becomes a pew sooem under water? but is there a contingency plan for this? technology, also, has a huge part of this. now, one of the things is what if something does go wrong. well, instruct her going to know early because these crews have installed microphones and sensors throughout. so, throughout this entire process, they re going to be able to monitor what s happening under water. if it fails, it could ask the government to cut the ship up into pieces and remove it that way. but, don, you ve got to consider there s a lot of stuff rotting in there. so it would be a huge, environmental toll in that area. and, as you know, i mean, this is off the coast of italy. it s beautiful there. and, you know, it would be a huge burten on the environment. yeah, very interesting.
an 80-year-old woman who was hurts and prevented by the rushing water from leaving her home. i want to get straight to the news conference now. this afternoon at 5:00 p.m., we re not it s not open to the general public. it s deaf niltly for the evacewe wees. we want to get word to those folks who may be in hotels or stay with friends that that meeting will be at the evacuation center on south taft. and in addition here, we have a meeting at ft. colins at 7:00 p.m. which is our other evacuation center. and that s only for the evacewe wees. and thoen, for those who have needs for specific information on the incident, our joint information center, number 9704985500. we want to continue to encourage
it s a graveyard, folks. two victims are believed to be inside. it s like a mini battery that s urjd water. now, take a look at this animation. the crew will be using a method called par buckling. all is that means, folks, is th they re going to roll the ship upright. there are a lot of riszings here, associated with this because hear this, the ship has. reporter: settled in 14 feet into the rock. now, it s been in salt and water. and so the metal has been deteriorating for months. now, this par buckling process is expected to take between 12 and 14 hours. one of the fears is that it could roll over into deeper waters and they have one shot at this, don. there are no second chances.