making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, more unrest in charlotte after police involved shooting. protests turned violent as demonstrators took to the streets injuring more officers and one protester shot by a civilian. we're live in charlotte now under a state of emergency. the violence now becoming a flash point in the election. the candidates responding plus a new poll just days before the first debate and the slip by don king while introducing donald trump. the mystery man now connected possibly to the bombing in new york city. why police want to talk to these two and our first look inside the bombing suspect's bloodstained journal. the close call for a pilot clipped by another plane while sitting on the runway. what happened next.

good thursday morning to you all. we begin with breaking news in charlotte where north carolina's governor declared a state of emergency. >> police in riot gear faced off with demonstrators for a second night. the sights and sounds from several hours there in charlotte. flash bangs, flare, tear gas hurled back and forth. fires were set in the streets and buildings were damaged and looted. at least four officers were injured and one person was shot in the head. police say another civilian was the shooter. the situation is even getting dangerous for people covering the story. this is cnn correspondent, knocked to the ground in the middle of a live report. luckily he was not seriously injured. >> we do have team coverage on this breaking story starting with abc's maggie rulli live for us in charlotte this morning. maggie, good morning. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. things are certainly quieter now in charlotte, but just a few

hours ago these streets were filled with hundreds of protesters and as you saw many of them turned violent. the corner behind me is a crime scene after one of the those protesters was left in critical condition. anger and violence taking over the streets of charlotte. at least four police officers are injured. and this morning, one protester is on life support after being shot in the head, police say, by another civilian. the protests started peacefully. but quickly turned chaotic. hundreds of protesters faced off against police in riot gear. some throwing fireworks. the police firing back with flash grenades and tear gas. the governor has declared a state of emergency. anger is building here in charlotte over two starkly different stories of how keith scott died. the police say they confronted scott inside an apartment complex and were forced to shoot. >> mr. scott exited his vehicle armed with a handgun as the

officers continued to yet at him to drop it. >> reporter: police say a gun was recovered. his family say it wasn't true. it was a book. >> pow, pow, pow, that's it. he had no gun. >> reporter: a neighbor there also says there was no gun. >> the book that fell off his lap. he didn't get out waving a gun. he didn't have a gun in his hands. he didn't get out like this. he got out like this. >> reporter: the officer involved presently vinson is also black. >> oftentimes we try to make it a white/black issue. it's what you represent, the uniform you represent so we're trying to make it black or white but it's really bigger than just being black and white. >> reporter: police say there is body and dash cam footage of the shooting and refusing to release it until after the investigation which is has only angered many protesters even more. >> what's the reaction been from leadership there as well as the scott family now that all this is unfolding?

have we heard from them. >> reporter: yeah, the scott family has released a statement calling for peace telling people while they have every right to protest to keep it nonviolent, don't target police officers, don't turn to looting. we've also heard from the governor as well as the state attorney general calling for peace. >> well, calm has returned as you see there to the streets of charlotte, but, again, tonight, i'm sure many people expected another night of violence. what are they doing to prepare? >> reporter: the city is several preparing even now there are still police officers out. when we arrived on the scene there were dozens on this block. they've even began cleaning the streets and so they're trying to get back to some type of normal here in charlotte. but some of the cops we talked to have already said they're preparing for a third night of violence here as well just in case. >> the mayor of charlotte says she might look at the possibility of a possible curfew but we will see. maggie rulli there for us in charlotte, thank you. >> maggie, thanks. so far officials are refusing to release that footage as maggie mentioned. >> a photo taken shortly after

the shooting appears to show a gun at scott's feet. now, the mayor says she and investigators will review video of the shooting this morning. abc news contributor and former fbi special agent in charge steve gomez explains why the delay making the video public. >> they don't want to put something out there like the video that could be interpreted in many different ways. they want to try to get the investigation as tight as possible so when they release it they'll be able to release almost everything which will explain what really happened. there's only so much that law enforcement can do. you get people that want to act out like this, i mean they're going to be able to do it. it's even harder when you have a lot of people doing it because now it's a matter of who are you going to go arrest. are the officers vulnerable. they almost have to create that kind of line that you see when there's that type of activity. and they have to start containing the situation as they then try to move the crowds. the biggest problem is that that fracture, that lack of trust between community and law

enforcement, that's going on nationwide. >> our thanks to steve gomez there who joined us earlier and stay with abc news for the latest on the protests in charlotte. another live report later this half hour. turning to the presidential race with hillary clinton back on top in the latest national poll. >> 43% of likely voters say they'll support clinton compared with 37% for trump. clinton's six-point lead comes as they prepare to face off in their first debate on monday. >> trump is campaigning in pennsylvania after making a pitch to african-american voters in ohio. he spoke at a church in suburban cleveland but it was his introduction by don king attracting a lot of attention this morning as he blurted out the "n" word. >> if you are intelligent, intellectual you're intellectual negro. if you are dancing and sliding and gliding [ bleep ], i mean negro, you are dancing and sliding and gliding negro.

>> during a town hall at that same church trump called for a nationwide policy of stop and frisk, a controversial police tactic that allows officers to stop and search anyone they deem suspicious. >> clinton is earning union workers to intervene if they know someone who plans to vote for trump. she made her pitch by video conference telling the workers that the choice for working families has never been clearer. >> make sure everyone you know understands the stakes in this race. and you know if you do know somebody who might be thinking of voting for trump, stage an intervention. try to talk some sense into them. lay out the facts. >> clinton went on to slam trump's business record saying he hired a union busting firm to stop workers at his las vegas hotel from organizing. breaking news, the pilot of an american fighter jet that crashed has been rescued off okinawa. the pilot of the marine corps harrier ejected safely and was

picked up safely from the pacific about 100 nautical miles offshore. the jet went down shortly after takeoff. the mayor of sacramento a former nba all-star got into an altercation last night after he was hit in the face with a pie. kevin johnson tweeted overnight that he's fine and thanking the police. eyewitnesses say johnson tackled the person who threw the pie and then punched him repeatedly in the face. that person is now in police custody. still ahead, finally a good excuse not to work out. the science that explains why going to the gym is hard. why the fbi wants to find two men. they're mystery men right now in connection with the new york city bombing investigation. plus a bombing suspect in custody and the new image of his journal praising osama bin laden. we're following breaking news. another violent night in charlotte, north carolina, after a police involved shooting. an update on violent protests plus how the

storm systems are bringing severe weather to the midwest. there will be heavy rain and flash flooding from the twin cities to milwaukee and down into iowa, too. to new york city now where there are several new developments in the bombing investigation. the fbi looking for two men seen on surveillance video taking one of the manhattan many bos out of a piece of luggage and then leaving with the luggage. the agents say the two won't be arrested. they just want to speak with them. a similar pressure cooker device exploded about the same time a few blocks away. a personal journal carried by the suspect when he was arrested refers to isis and al qaeda. the notebook was discovered after a shoot-out with the suspect in new jersey. a passage accuses the u.s. of slaughtering muslim holy

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community. he also called for accountability. for the second night in a row residents of tulsa, oklahoma, were calling for justice in the police shooting in their city. >> so they also held a vigil last night but this one was at a tulsa church. others turned out at city hall demanding charges filed against officer betsy shelby who fired that fatal shot. the family of terence crutcher says videos of the incident don't justify shelby's actions and they say those videos prove crutcher was no threat. both presidential candidates are weighing in on the fatal shooting. donald trump called both incidents tragic and he questioned whether the tulsa officer choked. hillary clinton addressed the issue during a campaign event in orlando saying we have to do better. >> there is still much we don't know about what happened in both incidents but we do know that we have two more names to add to a list of african-americans killed by police officers in these encounters.

it's unbearable. and it needs to become intolerable. >> i must tell you i watched the shooting in particular in tulsa and that man was hands up, that man went to the car, hands up, put his hand on the car but to me looked like a -- >> both clinton and trump also expressed appreciation for police officers. >> now to that incredible scene and incredibly lucky pilot. take a look. he was about to take off in a plane race when there was a problem. watch carefully here helpless in the cockpit he was smashed into and spun around by a plane coming up behind him. tom richard was incredibly close to being killed but he only suffered a minor hand injury. both piles got out and immediately asked about the other's well-being. it's time to start week three in the nfl tonight, the texans visit the patriots in a battle of undefeated teams? as for last night we get the

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>> good morning, i'm tamala edwards, it is thursday, september 22. developing overnight, two robbers hit a montgomery convenience store. national guard was called into the city of charlotte, north carolina, as the second night of protest turns violent. a launch of a huge balloon a huge success as it takes off and heads back to earth. >> we have traffic and a whole lot more, "action news" is up next. the country's 17th largest city in charlotte. >> abc's maggie rulli is in charlotte now with some new video, we understand. maggie, can you give us an update. >> reporter: how is it going?

yeah, still here in charlotte. as you can see there are more police officers on the scene. they expect the rest of the night to remain relatively quiet but are prepared just in case. dozens have arrived. still in riot gear. this street where we are on now, it is quiet but overnight protests did break out as we saw before. hundreds of protesters were on the street. many of them turning violent throwing fireworks and other objects at police officers. police officers fired back with tear gas, trying to disperse the crowds. on this street also looting did take place. we were walking up and down a bit earlier. there were windows smashed in. a lot of the businesses have closed up early, bars and restaurants are shut down. locked up, boarded up. trying to protect themselves. there is a street cleaner that just is going by me right now trying to clean up after these protests. trying to get back -- get everyone back to work tomorrow morning and we're told that they don't expect it to be incredibly violent, a third night in a row but they're prepared for anything. they're prepared just in case.

many people still angry tonight and going into tomorrow. >> maggie, we should note the video that was playing as you were talking, it is noteworthy because i believe that is the video of the moments right after there was a shooting last night. one person was hit in the head and you can see the chaos that took place in -- you hear that. shots fired in the downtown charlotte area. after that happened. this video just coming in from our affiliate there in charlotte. >> tahis is a civilian on civilian shooting. that person shot now we're told is on life support and we're watching just these gripping videos coming in of the aftermath directly from that, again, a developing story in charlotte. we will continue to stay on top of it. maggie rulli is there for us. maggie, thank you. >> of course, we'll have the latest on "gma" this morning but that's what's making news in america this morning? stay with us for "good morning america." of course, have a great thursday, everyone. thanks for watching.

>> good morning everyone, 4:30 a.m. on this thursday, september 22. >> here's what we're following for you, we're following developing news, the search is on for the armed bandits that held up a montgomery county 7-eleven and left the clerk injured. another violent night in north carolina, a man was shot during demonstrations and the governor called in the national guard. >> take a live look out across center city, when