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rochester police officers assigned to concert were at the traffic post to allow for pedestrians to cross. at this time, avery sped up, and crossed into the on coming lane of traffic, and appears to have intentionally been driving towards the pedestrian crossing. at about the same time, a ride share vehicle containing two vehicles in the back seat was pulling out of the theater parking lot and was struck by avery's expedition. this created chain of events that followed leading to the death of the two rear seat passengers of the ride share vehicle and the injuries of at least nine pedestrians, and that number has changed since yesterday as more people have come forward to report their injuries. yesterday, a search warrant was executed on the hotel room rented by michael avery. there was no suicide note recovered in the search of the hotel room. an additional search warrant was
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general garland, and others singled out by the -- fani willis expects to seek more than a dozen indictments into her election interference probe of donald trump. also tonight, a live report from maui, walls of flames sweeping the island. at least six people have already been killed. good evening, everyone. john king sitting in for anderson. breaking news tops our hour. the killing of a utah man by police trying to arrest him. page af page of craig roberson's social media describing who he would allegedly kill and how. cnn's shimon prokupecz joins us live with more. also senior law enforcement analyst, deputy director, andrew mccabe. shimon, walk us through what happened today. >> there was a lot of concern given that the president was coming to utah. and that set off a chain of
at the chain of events. the family first complained to the bbc about the presenter�*s behaviour on 19th may, according to the sun. the paper says "no—one from the corporation rang them for a proper interview" after that initial complaint. the bbc�*s director—general, tim davie, said allegations "of a different nature" had been put to the corporation on thursday, 6thjuly. on friday, the sun published claims that the bbc presenter had paid the teenager £35,000 — or $45,000 — for sexually explicit photos. on sunday, the bbc confirmed that a presenter had been suspended and that the corporation was in touch with police. a reminder that bbc news impartially reports on the wider corporation. let's cross live now to our culture correspondent lizo mzimba, who is just outside the bbc headquarters in central london. if you could talk us through what we know so far.
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it's maybe 1930? >> when the best airline you can travel is greyhound, you know you are and we are practically there. i was four hours held up in miami the other day but it wasn't just the delay, you get on board, they pull you out and use it because of weather and this is related to the faa staffing shortage. we don't have enough air traffic controllers so when weather intrudes, they have to rewrite your plane. that takes time in the may communicate with the crew to make sure everybody gets their paperwork it's a bureaucratic nightmare that the faa failed us here and united ceo mentioned through faa said they are understaffed and we get back to we don't have the staff to step in and fill the gaps. it's a chain of events but sadly the one who pays is the traveler and at these prices, it's the least they can do to get us to the destination. >> especially after three years of not being able to get on a plane and go to where you want and not wear a mask or have to worry about what they require with where it is you are going
>> when the best airline you can travel is greyhound, you know you are and we are practically there. i was four hours held up in miami the other day but it wasn't just the delay, you get on board, they pull you out and use it because of weather and this is related to the faa staffing shortage. we don't have enough air traffic controllers so when weather intrudes, they have to rewrite your plane. that takes time in the may communicate with the crew to make sure everybody gets their paperwork it's a bureaucratic nightmare that the faa failed us here and united ceo mentioned through faa said they are understaffed and we get back to we don't have the staff to step in and fill the gaps. it's a chain of events but sadly the one who pays is the traveler and at these prices, it's the least they can do to get us to the destination. >> especially after three years of not being able to get on a plane and go to where you want and not wear a mask or have to worry about what they require with where it is you are going to land you see family may be
world and why doesn't feel like it's maybe 1930? >> when the best airline you can travel is greyhound, you know you are and we are practically there. i was four hours held up in miami the other day but it wasn't just the delay, you get on board, they pull you out and use it because of weather and this is related to the faa staffing shortage. we don't have enough air traffic controllers so when weather intrudes, they have to rewrite your plane. that takes time in the may communicate with the crew to make sure everybody gets their paperwork it's a bureaucratic nightmare that the faa failed us here and united ceo mentioned through faa said they are understaffed and we get back to we don't have the staff to step in and fill the gaps. it's a chain of events but sadly the one who pays is the traveler and at these prices, it's the least they can do to get us to the destination. >> especially after three years of not being able to get on a plane and go to where you want and not wear a mask or have to worry about what they require with where it is you are going
taking on the police, you know, mostly kids, to use a euphemism here and france, they talk about race and ethnic minorities, people of what you would say were african and north african dissent. i spoke at some of those kids, who were quite young, 13-15 those kids, who were quite young, 13—15 years old who were engaging with these, throwing things at the police in this sort of cat and mouse game with law enforcement in the centre of marseilles, and i asked them what they were doing there, and they told me that it could've been any of us, referring to the killing of nahel, the 17—year—old killed by a police officer in nanterre that set off this chain of events and the riots, they said something to the effect of this is the last time this should happen. we will see things carry on through the evening, it's certainly not a good ambience in downtown marseilles where you have this cat and mouse game, lots of businesses closing down early, you have tear gas wafting through my apartment window here, police and
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