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canaveral. that was allowed to expire at 2:15. so everything in the clear, right. not exactly. we re still looking at a 50/50 chance. but breaking it down, if you look at the radar here and we ll show the entire state of florida you have a line of thunderstorms from tallahassee, jacksonville that extend down into the everglades. but if you get into closer and what we re going to see here in a closer inspection, you ll see a red dot, we put that on the place where we have the falcon x launch site and you ll see where titusville there is there. you notice the line of thunderstorms with the lightning strikes moving from the southwest toward the northeast. there is a clearing line back behind that next batch that is moving in. so we say even though it is breaking down the number of thunderstorms toward cape canaveral, maybe starting to dwindle and there are still thunderstorms that could produce some wind gusts and of course the threshold right now and always has been you n ....
only ones to die. in about ten minutes to 7:00 a dark-colored vehicle pulled up to the west entrance parking lot. there was a police officer, a police car there blocking that entrance. when that car pulled up and stopped, those officers began to exit their vehicle, and two men exited the dark-colored sedan. both of them had assault rifles came around the back of the car, and started shooting at the police car. the police officer in that car began returning fire and struck both men, taking them down. let me share this with you as well. this is a photo of one of the shooters, elton simpson of phoenix. it is believed it was sichmpson who sent a tweet prior to the attack claiming responsibility. he used #texasattack. joining me now, paul cruickshank. listen, you have plots. we ve talked about lone wolves. this man was actually in communication with isis members, social media links to isis. to me that seems pretty significant. well very significant indeed brooke. in ....
conjunction with the chief, our community partnership division worked together to make sure that our officers were being taken care of. clearly, that s concern. so we have been working the last several days to ensure that we have counselors and pastors for officers to talk to so that they are able to express any emotions that they are having or concerns that they have. obviously, that s something that is very important and we want to make sure that our officers are taken care of. critics are saying that police are treating protesters in white neighborhoods different than black neighborhoodsome there any disparity there? [ inaudible ]. i think you have seen with our deployments and said this from the beginning, where we have the largest alps of people women ship the largest am of resource as we are doing enforcement activity doing curfew enforcement, going to target on obvious lilt largest gatherings of people first and shift resources to address smaller and smaller gr ....
one of with the two gunmen killed claims allegiance to isis prior to the attack. a lot ahead for you this hour. but we want to begin with this. president obama today, with tensions still simmering in baltimore, he addressed conditions that exist in many communities of color. here s what he pointed out that a lot of young people, especially boys and young men, don t feel that society gives them a fair shake. here he is. too many young men and women feel like no matter how hard they try, they may never achieve their dreams. and that sense of unfairness and a powerlessness, of people not hearing their voices that s helped fuel some of the protests that we ve seen in places like baltimore and ferguson and right here in new york. the catalysts of those protests were the tragic deaths of young men and a feeling that law is not always applied evenly in this country. in too many places in this country, black boys and black men, latino boys latino men, they experience being ....
the students here at suitland high school. they are mourning the death here in the last couple of hours. the mother of the 18-year-old who was killed last night spoke to prince george s county bureau chief tracee wilkins, talked a little bit about her son and exactly what has happened. obviously a very difficult time here. what are her memories and thoughts of what happened? well, she said first of all she s mourning with the rest of this community, what happened with charles and what happened on monday. covered that monday night, you were here tuesday and it s devastating for every parent in this community. and then she said, just to think of the same thing happening to her son, it was very difficult for her. i was so hurt i just started praying for that mother and that little boy and then just to know that i had just took my son to school and i wouldn t see him again and this has happened. reporter: aaron kidd had learning difficulties, had left the school for a ....