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Other officers and a canine unit arrived on scene. the suspect was found hiding behind a building. the suspect shot the police dog which is in critical condition. officers fired back killing the suspect. the police officer's name has not been released and has been with the department less than two years. gun deaths reached a record high. 40,000 people died by guns last year. that is the highest number of firearm deaths in decades according to the analysis of data from the cdc. the number is a record high going back to 1979 when firearm deaths started to be coded into mortality data. increase...

Reached a record high. nearly 40,000 people died by guns last year. that is the highest number of firearm deaths in decades. according to the analysis from the cdc, the numbers are a record high going back to 1979 when firearm deaths started to be coded into mortality data. it is an increase of more than 10,000 deaths over 1999. cnn's analysis shows the majority of the deaths were suicides. there were nearly 24,000 suicides by gun. a check of cnn business. global markets are lower in asia. you can see the major averages closed down. nikkei down 2%. then that's because china reported industri...

And it's odor free. and pharmacist recommended. garlique.® puerto rico still struggles from hurricane maria. a study from harvard shows 5,000 people died, 70 times higher than the government's official tally. the governor vows there will be "hell to pay" if officials withheld mortality data. we will talk about that with him in a moment. leyla santiago live in san juan, puerto rico. a hurricane season on an island that is just not ready for it. >> reporter: this makes people

The fastest-growing source of energy. its use is accelerating worldwide. fast than natural gas, faster than renewables, faster than anything else. >> when i have spoken to women's groups, none of them knew how bad coal was. they didn't know it killed people! if you add up all fossil fuel combustion in the united states, just from power plants, the fine particulates alone kill 13,000 people a year. worldwide, 3 million people die a year from air pollution from fossil fuel plants. >> one of the big surprises for me when i started looking into the mortality data, the death

The fastest-growing source of energy. its use is accelerating worldwide. fast than natural gas, faster than renewables, faster than anything else. >> when i have spoken to women's groups, none of them knew how bad coal was. they didn't know it killed people! if you add up all fossil fuel combustion in the united states, just from power plants, the fine particulates alone kill 13,000 people a year. worldwide, 3 million people die a year from air pollution from fossil fuel plants. >> one of the big surprises for me when i started looking into the mortality data, the death