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not interested in who did it. they already knew. the coronavirus killed him here that s what they told us. a local television noted that violence had risen. they must be connected. it was covid that really killed this kid, he told reporters. he didn t explain how exactly covid had done this killing or what the motive had been. no one asked. everyone, particularly people in power seemed happy to blame covid. the pandemic did it. you heard that a lot. not just in california come across the country in new york city, mayor bill de blasio blames rising crime rates squarely on the virus. police organizations will say that part of the reason that crime is up is because there has been a cut in funding to the nypd. what you say to that customer this predates any funding decisions. that s just the truth. the perfect storm, i mentioned, started in march and april when everything shut down and we saw the violence start in earnest may into june come into july. it s clearly becau ....
finding out who did it because they already knew. the coronavirus killed aaron prior, that s what they told us. a local health television station told us that they must be connected. they didn t explain how exactly covid had done that killing, but everyone particularly people in power seemed happy to blame covid, the pandemic today. we heard that a lot. across the country new york city mayor bill de blasio claimed raising prime rates squarely on the virus. relief organizations will say pride of the recent crime is up is because there has been a cut in funding to the nypd. what do you say to that? this predates any funding decisions, and that s the truth. the perfect storm i mention started in march and april when everything shut down and we saw the violence start in earnest, may through june into july. it s clearly because things came unglued. tucker: it right. it must ve been the pandemic, that makes sense. the quarantine did it. we force everyone to stay home an ....
the face. and in miami tonight, some neighborhoods under water. streets disappearing amid the storm surge. construction cranes crashing down. and tonight, new images of the storm s first strike. the devastation in key west. millions across the state without power. a dark and difficult night ahead. world news tonight begins now. good evening from naples florida tonight. we re glad you re back with us here. this is what they speak of, the backside of the hurricane. we saw it here just a short time ago. hurricane irma was right over the city, we re now seeing bands of rain and heavy winds that come afterward. the highest wind gusts, not far from here, 140 miles per hour. the monster storm still churning. millions of americans still in its path after the sun goes down. not long ago, we were on the air with matt gutman when it hit right here. hurricane irma barreling through naples with tremendous force. the highest wind gusts to hit so far, 142 miles per hour, right h ....
body cameras and antibias techniques and training they want to share the ideas before taking them to city council. city leaders had plapped to talk about the use of body cameras planned to talk about the use of body cameras the day of the shooting and there are million questions. lawmakers are wondering what role the state should play in the body camera delight. steve sbraccia spent the afternoon when they explored the issue of body cameras. reporter: lawmakers called the session because they sigh say it needs to be explored nor. should the state mandate the use of body cams. also should bombe cam video a should body cam video be record and what standards need to be enacted. body cams are expensive costing between 750 and 1500 dollars eachch the north carolina sheriff association ace it agencies to decide if they want to buy them and not the state requiring they be purchasedsince they don t require the purchase of guns and cruisers and how to deal with the sens ....
the face. and in miami tonight, some neighborhoods under water. streets disappearing amid the storm surge. construction cranes crashing down. and tonight, new images of the storm s first strike. the devastation in key west. millions across the state without power. a dark and difficult night ahead. world news tonight begins now. good evening from naples, florida, tonight. as we come on the air in the west what a difference from what we saw late here today. it was noft long ago, the eye of hurricane irma was right over this city with heavy rains and bands of rain. the highest wind gusts recorded so far in florida was right here when the hurricane hit. more than 140 miles her pour. the zorm now moving to ft. myers and tampa and points farther north. the satellite tonight showing the storm still churning. there are millions of americans ahead of the path. tonight, the devastation in the keys, the storm surge in miami, the flooding there and the strength of this storm. ....