help. i m neil cavuto. this is your world, a busy one at that. mike tobin is in mayfield, kentucky with the latest there. mike? investigators with the national weather service specializing in big tornadoes have been brought in to put a rating on the engine that caused this destruction. it s really a remarkable tornado. they re looking at the possibility of a tornado with multiple vortexes. that means tornadoes within tornadoes. the intertornadoes being stronger. despite three teams of investigators, the rating is taking a long time. simply because there s so much destruction to investigate. destruction to the extent that people that live in this area got out saturday morning and didn t recognize their home towns. more than anything right now, he has the ability to use the bully pulpit to call out the democratic mayors and governors that are making the people of this country less safe. with 600 guardsmen activated, there s 74 dead. it s still a search and rescue operat
tonight. jonathan hunt in los angeles where the county district attorney is defending himself against criticisms of his progressive policies and practices but we start with correspondent bryan llenas in new york. good evening, brian. bret, good evening. numbers don t lie. tonight crime statistics are validating how many people feel in cities across the country. crime is up across the board and leaders are struggling to find solutions and silver linings. new york city, the safest of the top 20 big cities. no, s mayor bill de blasio painting optimistic portrait today of crime in the big apple despite startling headlines like the murder of a columbia university student stabbed to death in a city park sunday or the nypd s own statistics showing crime is up 3.4 percent in the big apple compared to last year. while murders are nearly the same, felony assaults are up about 9%. auto grand larceny is up more than 14%. and hate crimes are nearly doubled. nypd commissioner dermo
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i understand the court s personal feelings about it, but i do believe we want to clear. i don t believe we can give them and let them do it in private. so we have our laptop ready to go, so if they give us any numbers they want to see, we should be able to pull them up. your honor, i agree with the first part of that. i don t know what exhibits the jurors wish to see. we, the defense, has a real problem with them seeing the drone footage. what has come out, we have a motion pending before the court from this trial based upon disclosure of evidence, and if they want to see that, that is just tainting this jury more. i asked the court to consider the drone footage was turned over by an anonymous person who we supposedly now know who it is, mr. beeman. on the first friday of the jury we were provided a copy of that from mr. krause that was neither in the length or definition of clarity that the state had. we did not get the full download that they received until saturday or
the a multitude of people that we needed to start looking at. he was a scam artist. correct. he was a liar, manipulative. he a list of names could investigators get their man before he struck again? i turned around and he was sitting in the dark. and said i m doing to kill you. it s been years since she vanished but few have forgotten paige, how could they, the story of the young mother s disappearance has wove itself in to local lore, as thunder hits, finally a trial. what he told me is that he knew how to get rid of a body so that nobody could find it. he said that i m going to kill you and then he slapped me repeatedly. finally rumors and gossip would be dispelled or made fact. and the secrets known not only by the guilty but also about shame will finally be revealed. why so many secrets, whispers, rumors? because in this town, where everyone knows everybody else s business, there were enough potential suspects to fill a minivan. do you have anything