Police were called to the downtown Seattle apartment complex on Sunday morning after she spied an unmanned aerial vehicle hovering outside the building. The woman said she was concerned the drone was looking into her apartment.
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SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle Police are investigating a report of a drone peeping into a woman’s apartment window.
Police were called to the downtown Seattle apartment complex on Sunday morning after she spied an unmanned aerial vehicle hovering outside the building. The woman said she was concerned the drone was looking into her apartment. FULL ARTICLE
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(CBS News) A federal prosecutor in Georgia said Thursday he will conduct a formal review into the death of a teenager whose body was found in his high school gym. His parents believe his death was no accident.
It was Jan. 10 when surveillance cameras at a Valdosta, Ga., high school captured video of Kendrick Johnson walking a hallway and then later strolling alone across the gymnasium floor. It was an unremarkable moment. But sometime in the next 24 hours, the 17-year-old three-sport athlete died. His body was found Jan. 11 inside a rolled-up wrestling mat that was propped on its end behind some bleachers in the gym. A Georgia coroner ruled the death accidental and police theorized Johnson suffocated after falling headfirst into the rolled-up mat trying to retrieve a sneaker. But his family suspected foul play. They had his body exhumed and hired a private pathologist, who reported finding evidence of "blunt force trauma" on his neck. Now Kenneth and Jacquelyn Johnson want justice for their son! "I really believe he was murdered. You can tell by the way he looked with bruises on his face," Kenneth Johnson said. The Johnson family has hired Benjamin Crump, the same attorney who worked with the family of Trayvon Martin, the African-American teenager who was shot and killed in Florida in a confrontation with Neighborhood Watch volunteer George Zimmerman. Supporters of Johnson's family have held rallies alleging a cover-up. They've demanded a federal investigation. On Thursday, U.S. Attorney Michael Moore agreed to look into the case. "I do this with an open mind, neither accepting nor rejecting the opinions of anyone who has previously investigated the circumstances of his death," Moore said. Moore says if he finds evidence of a possible crime, he'll press the FBI to investigate. But the Georgia chief medical examiner is standing by his finding that the death was accidental, saying there is no evidence the teenager was murdered. Twenty years later, Bill Murray still knows how to make an entrance.
The comedy legend was a guest on David Letterman's very first "Late Show" twenty years ago, and he stops by tonight to celebrate Dave's 20th anniversary at CBS with a healthy dose of pomp and circumstance. In the advance clip above, Murray rides onstage in a gleaming white town car pushed by manservants and emerges from the backseat dressed in full Liberace regalia, complete with a pompadour wig, a shiny white cape, and plenty of sequins. (Looks like somebody's seen "Behind the Candelabra.") [Photos: 20 Classic 'Late Show' Moments We're Glad We Stayed Up Late For] Murray hands the fuzzy white dog he's clutching to his driver (not Matt Damon, unfortunately) and saunters over to Dave while soaking up the applause. Bandleader Paul Shaffer even calls out "Bravo!" from the side of the stage. Dave, without missing a beat, greets Bill with, "I didn't know you had a dog!" But Bill makes it clear exactly who he got all dressed up for: "I love you, audience, but I don't have time tonight. Because I'm only here for one reason," before coyly pointing in Letterman's direction. Catch the full interview on tonight's "Late Show," 11:35 PM on CBS. SEE THE PREVIEW CLIP HERE: http://tv.yahoo.com/blogs/tv-news/bill-murray-channels-liberace-for-letterman-s-20th-anniversary--video--214405468.html Updated 11:04 a.m. ET
WILMINGTON, DEL. A Delaware State Police spokesman says 3 people have died in a shooting at the New Castle County Courthouse in Wilmington. Officials described the situation as a "gunfight," reports CBS affiliate KYW-TV in Philadelphia. According to investigators, the gunman entered the lobby of the courthouse, pulled out a gun and opened fire. According to Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams, the suspect's estranged wife and a second unidentified female were shot and killed by the gunman. Williams says the suspected gunman was then killed by police. Two Capitol police officers were wounded during the shootout and were taken to Christiana Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Williams said he was told the shooting took place about 8:10 a.m. Monday. Hours after the shooting, there was still a heavy police presence around the courthouse and streets were blocked off. © 2013 CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. The Associated Press contributed to this report. |
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