the judge in the split second after the shot is fired, you can see in the body camera footage bagley s hands are up. cross-examination the investigator acknowledged the view from the body camera is obstructed by the way the officer s turned in the moment the shot is fired. officers are always faced on a day-to-day basis with dangerous situations like that and at times where they have to make split-second decisions where they re in a potential life-threatening situation. the mere fact that an argument is being made by the investigator in court that he was unarmed does not necessarily mean he s not a threat to the officer. reporter: victor, obviously a tough video to watch and we talked to family members just after they got a chance to watch that video and obviously it s the audio, those last moments of hearing mr. bagley take his last breath that stand out to that entire family. the lawyer was also telling us, though, they are thanking lsp
hello, everyone. i m alisyn camerota. welcome to cnn newsroom. i m victor blackwell. good to be with you. right now dangerous storms are battering california with relentless rain, deadly flooding. there have been dozens of water rescues, and thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes. 34 million people are under flood watches as the storm pushes south. at least 16 people across the state have died in this recent outbreak of storms. in central california a 5-year-old is missing after being swept away in flood waters. a crew suspended the search when the weather became unsafe for the rescue teams. heavy rainfall led to this rock slide in fresno. boulders and debris forced highways across the state to close. firefighters in ventura county rescued a 70-year-old man after rising flood waters trapped him inside his suv. the onslaught of rain is turning streets and creeks into these raging rivers that you see on your screen with some seeing
the onslaught of severe weather is now blamed for 16 deaths statewide. 34 million people are under flood watches as this system pushes south. heavy rain in central california drenched communities, it left homes and cars underwater. thousands were forced to evacuate yesterday as downpours unleashed these torrential flooding. the rain turned the roads and creeks into raging rivers. crews responded to hundreds of emergency calls. first responders rushed to rescue people trapped in rising water. heavy rain caused this massive tree, look at this. to come crashing down in santa cruz. good news, no one injured but officials say downed trees are responsible for at least two of the 16 deaths across the state. let s bring in now cnn s mike valerio in montecito. mike, what are you seeing? reporter: well, victor, thankfully we re seeing water levels start to come down in our backdrop. the same creek we saw in ellen
one source who for the record is a lifelong registered republican. and that source said to me that this looks like an honest mistake and pointed to the fact that the biden folks immediately cooperated and returned it. jamie gangel with the reporting. thank you very much. let s turn now to cnn s senior legal analyst elie honig. let s start with breaking down what we know about these documents so far. and of course we ve just been through this with former president trump, how they compare to the documents found at mar-a-lago. sure, victor. so let s understand, first of all, how did we get here? now, joe biden of course left office as vice president back in january of 2017. after that he took a position with something called the biden center at the university of pennsylvania. it was mostly an honorly academic type of title. now, he had an office in washington, d.c. which he left in 2019. joe biden left, but his stuff stayed behind. and now, just two months ago, in
the planning and the cover-up are mounting. so let s turn to this case of the 6-year-old boy who shot his teacher, the gun came from his parents, his mother purchased it. the police chief there says it s quite possible that the mother could face charges, what happens between now and those potential charges? a couple of things, victor. one, there will be an assessment of the home, the home environment, whether the child was safe at that home, whether the child needs particular services, which is likely in any circumstance where you have a 6-year-old boy who takes a gun armed to school, gets into a dispute and shoots a teacher, that is under virginia law and common sense probably a child in need of services. no criminal charge really works against a 6-year-old who has to be able to understand the charges, the criminal justice process, be able to assist in his defense, that s kind of out of the picture at that age, but