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Say they had nothing to do with this. of course, russia is blaming ukraine, but ukraine says russia is living in a fictional world. what we know about this investigation is darya dugina was leaving a cultural festival on saturday evening she attended with her father. she was on her way back to moscow when this explosion happened. there was a bomb strapped to the drivers side of this suv and russian state media is citing witnesses who say her father was supposed to be in that suv with her. he was...

Officers detaining a man who had allegedly had a loaded firearm. the police commissioner condemning the attack on new yorks finest. >> to think that people would think it is acceptable to throw anything out a police officer is outrageous to be frank. so we will do everything we can to bring whoever is responsible to be held accountable. >> todd: four people taken into custody for alleged roles in this instant. one charged with assaulting an officer and another inciting a riot. and suffered major...

And just start shooting. >> reporter: but the attorney for the shooting officer is looking less at where the hands were and more what he says his client thought was in them. attorney timothy grace wrote to cnn in part, officer ball reasonably believed the object being pointed at him was a firearm and ended up being a cellphone, but officer ball had to make a split second decision as he had no cover and no concealment. he discharged his service weapon to stop the threat. the teens attorneys argue...

Police shooting an unarmed black 13-year-old. attorneys for the teen saying he had his hands up and was turning around to surrender after being pursued when an officer shot him. now hes paralyzed. heres cnns omar himenez. but i have a warning for you, some of the content in his report is graphic. >> reporter: they were the final moments of a foot chase. body camera videos obtained exclusively by cnn show how it ended with a chicago police officer shooting an unarmed 13-year-old who was running f...

Less at where the hands were and more what he says his client thought was in. then >> attorney, timothy gray wrote to cnn, part, officer recently believed that the object being pointed at him was a firearm, it ended up being a cell phone. but officer vause had to make a split second decision as he had no cover and no concealment and discharged his service weapon to stop the threat. >> the teams attorney argued he was trying to surrender. , and at the pursuit shouldve happened in the first place....

And was turning around to surrender after being pursued when an officer shot him. now, he is paralyzed. heres cnns omar horrendous. but i have a warning for you, some of the content in his report is graphic. in the final moments, of the chase -- [noise] body camera footage obtained exclusively by cnn showed how it ended with the chicago police officer shooting an unarmed 13-year-old who was running from a stolen vehicle, and who lawyers and some witnesses say had his hands up. the 13-year-olds a...

Do this better. >> yeah. >> terrance gainer, always appreciate your insight. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. still to come here, if you are forced with this moment what do you do? do you run? do you hide? youll hear more stories from the people who experienced this terror firsthand, faced that split second decision as gunshots rang out at highland parks july fourth parade. >> they say run, hide, fight, is that enough? were minutes away from the opening bell on wall stree...

One example we have been talking about is the pelosis, and these issues of potential stock trades and then her son embroiled in over five federal investigation spirit it is still ongoing, in fact. look at the president of the united states, joe biden and his son hunter biden. weve done a lot of reporting on, of course, but that showed there is a pattern that we need to be asking questions about it. >> carley: take a look at this a boy who cant swim plunging into a pool. we will show you the spli...

This is not supposed to happen. it was all a mistake. lef hand, right hand. federal aviation officials did not alert congress about the flight. capital police had to decide what to do. >> once it appears in a flight track becomes apparent, you have to make that decision immediately in the absence of any other information. that appears to be exactly what the capital police did yesterday. but yes, it has to be a split second decision. you cant start making phone calls at that point its too late. y...

Were out and about. authorities dont want people living in fear, but a good rule of thumb is to maintain at least a basic level of situational awareness as we go about our business this holiday season. >> it doesnt hurt to be vigilant. stay with us. i want to bring in cnn law enforcement analyst anthony barksdale. chief, from this shooting in hollywood to the killing of daunte wright in minnesota, it seems there have been a number of officer-involved shootings described as deadly mistakes. im wo...