brought. this is per policy. but again, we are getting that new video that just very dynamic situation you see, officers trying to take down the suspect. and obviously, that fatal and fateful moment that that officer also fired a round killing this 14-year-old girl. poppy? josh campbell, we appreciate the reporting very much. out front now, sergeant cheryl dorsey, she is a retired lapd sergeant and author of a new book called the confidence chronicles and paula martin, a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. thank you, both, for being here this evening. sergeant dorsey, what s your reaction to the video that we just saw? do you think police had reason to shoot or not? i do. as i m looking at it and this is very preliminary but i am just putting myself in the the mindset of those officers. they responded to a a code three call, shots being fired. and i would imagine that having that man strike that young woman repeatedly and at times have that lock hit the floor mig
was a chaotic scene, also important to remember that officers arriving, the information they had from witnesses was that there was a shooting in progress, shots being fired. you see them moving throughout that store, trying to stop a threat, but obviously this ending very tragically. we expect to hear this morning from the family of this 14-year-old girl, they ll be outside of lapd headquarters in downtown los angeles, speaking out for the first time since this footage was released. they are demanding answers. yaw your heart breaks for the family. thank you for the reporting on this throughout. four people are dead, multiple people are injured after a shooting spree across several locations in denver last night. police say the suspect wounded an officer before he was shot and killed by police. this happened in the busy shopping district. lucy kafanov is in denver with the story. what happened? reporter: well, poppy, more questions than answers at this
we re also hearing about those afghan commandos, special forces, working with the u.s., also meting out some tough justice not tough justice, just being brutal, pushing back, shots being fired. it continues to be a very chaotic situation at that airport. i also heard from this american, he said it was extraordinary. there was a long line of cars that had simply been abandoned. families were driving up, getting out, and leaving their cars behind as they tried their luck at the airport. the reality is, though, from everything we ve seen and everything we re seeing today that they will probably need to get back in those cars and drive back home because it just does not seem that this impasse has been resolved in any way, shape or form. and the understanding that we have is that basically the priority right now is just for westerners. so if you re an american, then
in afghanistan. but again, we did not see president biden give an inch on that today saying in his words, it was not a failure. yeah, his precise words indeed. i don t think it was a failure. jeff zeleny, stand by. right now, i want to go live to afghanistan. our chief international correspondent clarissa ward who is doing an amazing job for us. continues to report on what s happening on the ground in kabul. clarissa, you re there in kabul. first of all, what s your reaction to what we just heard from the president of the united states? well, i think my reaction is less important than what i would imagine the reaction will be of many afghan people, which is, if this isn t a failure, then what is? because the scenes that we have been seeing throughout the day, the desperation, the complete chaos, shots being fired, tear gas, the nightmare that has become many afghan people s
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