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they needed someone at the time, you know? all those members of the police were all men, i was the only woman. and i thought i'd help, but some of the police officers didn't like the idea. i was called out and i went and when i got there he said to me, "the detective doesn't want you." and i turned my back. i came home. then the phone rang. it was the detective. he told me he's been waiting on me. i said, "but i was there and your sergeant said that, um, that you didn't need me." he said, "how could he say so? i never told him i didn't need you." right, so... ..so he said to me, "i have the little boy here. i need you to be here." if i had not attended that little boy, he would be locked up, you see.
learned from authorities moments ago that that former sergeant traveled across several states to get to that bar? >> reporter: that's right, david. authorities just said that snowling came from ohio to target his estranged wife, who started filing for divorce last year. her attorney says her family is shocked, and they are waiting on word for her condition tonight. david? >> david: will carr in california. will, thank you. we turn overseas tonight, and after the world saw those images, that jet falling from the sky, vladimir putin now breaking his silence on this mysterious plane crash that russian state tv reports killed yevgeny prigozhin and nine others. prigozhin leading that revolt, that march to moscow. tonight, putin expressing, quote, his sincerest condolences of the families of the victims. but of prigozhin, he said, he made serious mistakes in life. abc's tom soufi burridge in ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, vladimir putin breaking his silence, after that private jet belonging to mercenary boss yevgeny prigozhin broke up
university encourage grad students to go up and go ahead and sign up for those benefits dana? >> we know why. it is good information to have as we go into this big-budget site that is about to happen on capitol hill this fall. thank you and have a great weekend. >> youtube. you too. >> back-to-school supplies named eli, take a look at this. dad just up as the school mascot, turns out that is no tiger it is his dad, a sergeant in the ohio national guard, deployed in the middle east for the past year, that was a nice welcome home for dad. >> can we rewind that it shall how he tackled him. because the reflexes were great here we go let's see that when my time. look at sticker but is a rea really... and look at is just so cute. i never get tired of that and we
daughter first. >> reporter: what did you tell her? >> i don't really remember. i just said "shooter, there is shooter." >> i said, can i come get you? she said no, don't come anywhere near here. i'm going to find a way out. she was just, she was terrified. >> reporter: she also texted her boyfriend. shoot, e.r., help? >> something happens to me, know that i am thinking about you. >> reporter: another patron at the bar took this video. >> oh, my god, marie. reporter: marie snowling had been severely wounded. marie's strange husband at ex-cop, identified as the shooter. >> we do not believe there was any argument that a and soon feared he drew a weapon. she was struck once. >> reporter: john snowling allegedly wounded three and killed six others before being f gunfire with deputies. snowling worked nearly three decades with the city of ventura police department, retiring in 2014 as a sergeant.
and then there was what some describe as light clapping. well, the chair of this subcommittee says are we going to calm down and listen or do i have to clear the room? after the third round of the light clapping, he asked troopers to clear the room. i have a note in to ask whether this constitutes a material disruption of official legislative business, that's according to the rules where you can't have disorderly conduct. i haven't heard back yet. the aclu is now suing the speaker of the house, the chief clerk, the sergeant at arms, the colonel of highway patrol saying that this ban on holding signs undermines the first amendment right to express their opinions on issues that affect them and their families. i talked to one of the moms escorted out before the room was cleared, and this is what she told me about what happened. >> i raised it, just needing to express how -- how frustrated i was and how we were there for the kids. because we have very little
tropical storm franklin emerging off the coast of the dominican republic. got to keep an eye on it here in eastern u.s. likely to see some coastal impacts with big waves and rough surf. norah? >> norah: jacqui jeras, thank you. there is breaking news tonight from pittsburgh. a neighborhood on edge for hours today. it started when sheriff's deputies tried to evict a man. they were met with a barrage of bullets from inside. witnesses say hundreds of rounds were fired, a sergeant was hurt while ducking the gunfire. officers sent a drone to locate the gunman who was fatally shot. it is not clear if the suspect killed himself or was shot by police. tonight, the philadelphia police commissioner is bowing to fire one of her own officers after a fatal shooting of a man during a traffic stop. cbs's jeff pegues reports this comes as a new has emerged that appears to contradict the department's original account of what happened, and a warning, the video is graphic. >> reporter: surveillance video captured on.
green eyes. hansen was also a married father of four with no criminal convictions other than a dui. was this immediate for you? i have to run this down right now? or was it like, "okay, i'll get to it. " >> well, i said, "okay, i'm gonna set it aside, and i'm gonna wait to contact him, " because the more i had when i do an interview, the more information i have behind me is gonna be more helpful. >> justin hansen just didn't seem like a high priority, until three months later, january 3, 2017, when detective gonterman and sergeant thomson finally got the parabon dna report. dr. ellen greytak of parabon walked us through her dna analysis. this is the dna from the person who attacked brittani. >> yes, so this is from blood that was found at the crime scene, and so we find that this person, you know, has fairly fair skin. >> so this is a white male, as -- >> it's a fair-skinned male. fairly confident in that, and this person has sort of light
sergeant, good to see you. this idea of now not chasing criminals who are involved in attacks on just innocent people walking down a sidewalk in frankly large groups of thugs at one time, that has been going on in chicago, i understand now for sometime now. >> well, it absolutely has and mayor brandon johnson, the guy you thought couldn't be worse than lori lightfoot got upset with the media because the media called teen takeovers groups of mobs. it is incredible, for the last three years, the american law enforcement officer has been vilified and demonized by politicians, by some in the media, activists, it has become a pro criminal justice system as opposed to a pro-victim and that is one of the many reasons why