out there, and the officer found herself in a tough situation and had tragic results. you know, in minnesota they re doing the investigation, it s an active investigation, and the district attorney is going to follow through with it. but, you know, it really falls back on training. we have to make sure officers continually train with their service weapon, with their taser, and sometimes bewe try t put them in high intensity situations, but when you re out there in the street, it takes a different turn because it s for real out there and the officers want to be safe. yeah. so i want to ask you, chief scott, what do you think is going to help this? what s going to help? don, first of all, we have to really appreciate and move forward with what history has taught us. you know, a lot of the discussion is around policy and accountability and rightfully so, because those things have to happen and they have to be done corr correctly, use of force policies and things like that.
then things changed. and i heard the officer yelling taser, taser, but she drew her gun. i really can t speak to what happened with her. i mean there s a big difference between a taser and a gun. i mean they re two distinct weapons. it was just a tough situation out there, and the officer found herself in a tough situation and had tragic results. so, you know, in minnesota they re doing their investigation. it s an active investigation, and the district attorney out there is going to follow through with it. but, you know, it really falls back on training. we have to make sure officers continually train with their service weapon, with their taser. and, you know, sometimes we try to put them in a high-intensity situation, but when you re out there in the street, it takes a different turn because it s for real out there, and the officers want to be safe. yeah. so i want to ask you, chief scott, what do you think is going to help this? what s going to happen? well, don, first
the task of the 2nd phase of this so called special military operation is to secure the areas in eastern and southern ukraine. and to establish a at land corridor that would stretch from russia all the way across to crimea. the u. n. has confirmed that had been unlawful killings of civilians in the ukrainian town of butcher. it says that may amount to war crimes. russia denies killing civilians. russia s foreign minister says that negotiations with ukraine have reached an impasse. celeste julius ukraine back didn t agree to be a neutral non nuclear country in exchange for the international guarantees to security. that is what president putin was mentioning, bright at the beginning of this year. i think he was talking to macro and he said the expansion of nato is unacceptable. we can give certain security guarantees for ukraine and european countries, and that was our position and we stick to this position. at least 33 people have been killed in an explosion of the mosque and
two new wal-mart stores have officially opened for business in the district. the first location is at 1st and h streets near union station. the other at georgia and missouri avenues northwest. surae chinn was there at the grand opening on georgia avenue. three, two, one. reporter: they get pumped up as alicia waits outside for the doors to open at 8:00. to get my son a play diss station. i can t playstation. i can t find one nowhere. reporter: shoppers rushed in like a scene from black friday. totally better than black friday, even though they had a 50-inch for 200 something but this 40-inch for $478 is excellent. this is a wonderful opportunity to shop and the jobs that have been created. we re pleased we ll have more shopping opportunities in the district so people can stop going to maryland to spend all of their money. reporter: combining the two new stores, wal-mart has added at least 600 jobs to the area but some are concerned about the mom and pop stor
staggering. numbers are more than 1500 has to be since we spoke in the last hour, some heavy weather has moved in. it is raining here now, there s a flash flood warning now effect. you can take a look at the woulding creek me hind me, this is a raging river. normally it is a small creek. selling everybody to stay back because it is simply sinclair. again, we are getting so many stories of rescue. the governor s story is incredible. the governor was up with his national wrong. they saw those people waving for help, they were able to pick up two sets of six people, animals and pets. so far here in boulder county as the rain comes down, we have about 235 that are unaccounted for, nobody knows where they have been. they have had not contact with those people in larry more county. behave approximately 350 people that are still unaccounted for this morning. six people now believed hisave died in this tore flooding. and again, the rain coming down. the ceiling has dropped here, dal