making news in america this morning, protesters took to the streets of charlotte but a curfew made it relatively calm. still police are coming under increasing pressure to release video of the police shooting of keith scott. we're live in charlotte. out on bond, the tulsa police officer facing a manslaughter charge for the shooting death of another black man. she turned herself in overnight and has already been released. yahoo is releasing new details about the hacking that left hundreds of millions of people in danger. facebook feedback. what a new study is saying about those who overly are concerned as they may be with the number of likes they get. a good friday morning to you all. protests hit the street in

charlotte despite a city curfew. >> the mayor ordered that but while hundreds still massed in the streets there were very few incidents with police. >> meanwhile, the family of the man shot dead by police has now seen video of the shooting and is demanding the public be allowed to see it, as well. abc's maggie rulli is joining us now from charlotte. maggie. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. as you mentioned there's been a curfew in place in charlotte as authorities are trying to avoid the type of violence and damage that we saw on wednesday night. but even a curfew did not stop people from going out to demonstrate. for the third night in a row protesters fill the streets of downtown charlotte. [ chanting "no justice no peace" ] alongside them police in riot gear and national guard troops to stop this from happening again. violent protests that left one dead and dozens injured, shut down a major highway and damaged several businesses. overnight both sides calling for calm. >> we want peace. we need change in these

communities. >> reporter: police have not yet released dash and body cam footage that shows the moment keith lamont scott, a 43-year-old black man was shot and killed by brently vinson, a black police officer. the police say scott had a gun and felt threatened. scott's family says he didn't own a weapon and in his hand was a book. >> my daddy didn't do nothing. >> reporter: the videos will not be made public until the investigation is over. >> the video does not give me absolute definitive visual evidence that would confirm that a person is pointing a gun. >> reporter: scott's family saw the videos for the first time thursday. in a statement their lawyer said after watching the videos, the family again has more questions than answers. when he was shot and killed mr. scott's hands were by his side and he was slowly walking backwards. the violent protests here in charlotte have led to more than 50 people being arrested and hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage.

although we have seen some positives, you guys, yesterday we saw tons of volunteers out working to clean up their community trying to help their city bounce back. >> maggie, that curfew by the way by the mayor was ordered late last night with only two hours' notice. did it work? >> reporter: you know, so far it has seemed to be working. that curfew was in place from 12 midnight to 6:00 a.m. and impacts everyone that doesn't have to be out and about for something necessary meaning all protesters. although we did see a few hundred protesters continue to demonstrate even with that curfew in place but so far the police have only responded by letting them demonstrate as long as they remain peaceful and calm. so peaceful and calm protesters still working demanding to see that footage. >> yeah, and no doubt the presence of the national guard helped, as well, to keep things calm. maggie rulli there in charlotte, thank you. and as the protesters demand the release of that video the police chief has said he prefers to wait until the investigation is complete. >> yeah, earlier we spoke with the former fbi special agent in

charge, steve gomez and asked if the public pressure will force authorities to release it. >> this is all about being able to offer a full explanation and there's a complication that is clearly involved with this investigation based on the video and, you know, most -- if i was in charge of that kind of investigation, i would be saying, let's hold on for a second, they're probably doing a lot of interviews, they're probably examining the officer's past conduct, virginia there been any complaints against the officer. those are all being taken into consideration in addition to what the video depicts and what they're able to do forensically at the scene of the shooting. >> that's steve gomez former fbi agent in charge. thank you. breaking news, a police officer is free on bond in the shooting death of an unarmed black man in tulsa, oklahoma. prosecutors say officer betty shelby acted unreasonably during last friday's encounter with terence crutcher which was captured often police video and

surrendered after being charged with manslaughter. they praised the city's peaceful reaction since the killing. >> it is important to note despite the heightened tensions felt by all, which seemingly beg for an emotional response and reaction, our community has consistently demonstrated a willingness to respect the judicial process. >> terence crutcher's funeral is saturday. meanwhile, officer shelby faces four years to life in prison if convicted. a judge will now decide whether that case goes to trial. president obama is weighing in on the violent protests in charlotte. his first public reaction to the racial tension and unrest. >> in an exclusive interview with abc's robin roberts the president explained how all americans can help bridge the growing racial divide. >> i think it's important to separate out the pervasive sense

of frustration among a lot of african-americans about shootings of people and the sense that justice is not alw s always, you know, color-blind. the way we change the system requires us to be able to reach out and engage the broader american community and that requires being peaceful, that requires being thoughtful about what are the specific reforms you're looking for. the overwhelming majority of people who have been concerned about police community relations doing it the right way. every once in a while you see folks doing it the wrong way. >> robin's entire interview will air this morning on "good morning america." >> now to the president's hometown. the mayor of chicago unveiling his plan to battle the gun violence which plagued that city. >> rahm emanuel is proposing a

wide-ranking approach which includes a thousand more cops on the streets, job training and a mentorship program. there have been more than 500 murders in chicago so far this year. coming up details on the possible cyberbreach that hit very close to the first family. and the much bigger hacking at yahoo. hundreds of millions of accounts compromised. who is being blamed. new outrage over this incident in maryland. a teenager pepper sprayed in the back of a police car. stick around.

the upcoming presidential debate could shatter records with 100 million people expected

to watch. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail doing intensive prep including mock debates with a trump stand-in. trump also cleared his schedule at least for today to do some preparing both trump and clinton are reviewing each other's past debates, trump says he's going to be himself and be respectful but sources say he hasn't delved into policy or taken part in any mock debates. investigators still haven't been able to question the man charged with placing bombs in new york and new jersey last week. ahmad khan rahami remains in the hospital unconscious. he was shot seven types in his gun battle with police. his wife, though, has now returned to the united states and officials say she's been somewhat cooperative. in a new interview rahami's father says his son underwent a personality change after visiting afghanistan and he informed the fbi but nothing was done. and police are looking for a motive in an apparent double murder suicide at an east tennessee factory. it happened thursday afternoon about 50 miles outside of knoxville. the bodies of three workers, two men and a woman were found

inside. police say all three were shot. a nearby high school was put on lockdown as a precaution. secret service looking into a possible cyberbreach after what appeared to be a scanned copy of the first lady's passport was posted online, the scam part of a batch of e-mails apparently hacked from the gmail account from a white house staffer. it includes a passport photo and information page most of which already is public information. yahoo! is reporting the biggest known hack of a single company's computer network ever. the internet giant says the account information of at least 500 million users was stolen two years ago. yahoo! blames what it calls state-sponsored hackers but doesn't name who that would be. the company believes no payment card data or bank account information was stolen. when we come back, the latest from charlotte and the shocking words of one lawmaker talking about the anger on the streets. brad pitt now facing a possible investigation into how

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district includes charlotte is under fire for what he said to the bbc about the protesters. >> here is part of the conversation went robert pittinger and the bbc interviewer. >> what is their grievance in their mind? >> well, the grievance in their mind is that the animus, the anger, they hate white people because they're successful and they're not. >> the congressman has since apologized for his comments, the chairman of the congressional black caucus called the remarks devastatingly ignorant, divisive and disgusting. officers were overly aggressive, their boss says his officers did what they had to do after video of an officer pepper spraying a teen inside a police car. >> reporter: maryland police are defending this encounter with a 15-year-old girl pepper sprayed while in a squad car. police body cams capture it all.

>> come here. >> don't touch me. >> reporter: officers approach the girl who doesn't want her name released after they say she caused an accident on her bike. she refused medical attention and police say wouldn't answer their questions. she starts riding her bike again and an officer grabs her. >> i was confused what was going on. >> reporter: the teen says she was disoriented and scared after the accident briefly knocked her unconscious and just wanted to go home. soon she's in handcuffs and being put in the police car. >> put your feet in. >> reporter: then an officer does just that. gio benitez, abc news, ha haigerstown, maryland. former congressman anthony weiner is in trouble again. the u.s. attorney in new york wants weiner's cell phone records after allegations he sent sexually explicit messages to a 15-year-old. a u.s. attorney in north carolina, the fbi and the new york city police department are also investigating. weiner has said the accusation may be a hoax. the fbi is gathering

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"pulse" time. trying to bridge the gap between protesters and police in charlotte. >> so he's giving out free hugs and there he is advertising it quite well on his t-shirt. his name is ken wadiqui jr., a peace activist. >> he was seen giving police officers hugs trying to maintain order amid the protests. some people were criticizing him. he told them, he thinks of the officers as human beings with families of their own to support. >> and the officers seem to very much appreciate his presence there. >> free hugs as opposed to the ones you pay for. >> some advice now to facebook users from cornell university. don't get too wrapped up in the reactions to your posts. the researchers looked at how people react to feedback on the social network. >> so they say people who often count the number of likes on photos and posts may not be leading a purposeful life according to the research. the amount of likes will affect those with a good sense of

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>> good morning, i'm tamala edwards, it is friday, september 23. a crash brings the blue route to a standstill. they had to land a helicopter on the road, some people were injured and taken to the hospital. a third night of protest in charlotte was a more peaceful night. public focus is on a video tape protesters are asking to be released. a woman jumped on the hood of a car trying to stop a thief driving away with her purse. david murphy has a cool down, the first feel of fall coming this weekend. "action news" is next. , so we no slide toward the first weekend of the fall with a little fun. >> and that's what we count on the late night comedians for.

this week our "friday funnies" focused on just one of the presidential candidates. check it out. >> donald trump jr. tweeted out this graphic. if i had a bowl of skittles and i told you just three would kill you, would you take a handful? that's our syrian refugee problem. it's a powerful met for, really makes me reconsider my stance on eating syrian refugees. >> the u.s. would be admitting 110,000 refugees in the coming year. obama was basically like, it was going to be 100,000 but after your little skittles tweet, it's now 110,000. what's that? you want to make it 120. >> this isn't even original. it's a rip-off a similar idea posted by a feminist group though in the original analogy they used m&ms. of course, the trump family prefers skittles because there are no brown ones. >> trump is being criticized for using upon from his charity to pay off his own legal fees.

i don't think trump's too concerned, though. listen to what he said at a rally in north carolina yesterday. >> it's called opm. i do that all the time in business. it's called other people's money. there's nothing like doing things with other people's money. >> he calls it opm then trump's campaign manager said, fml. >> so that's why when i see them try to rid uchucize and pervert. every white woman should cast their vote for donald trump. >> the question first why you wearing a jean jacket to church. he had it bedazzled then riduclized. >> i didn't realize that was a word. >> with the debates happening monday i'm guessing they'll have a lot of material on both candidates for next friday. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great friday and a grea >> good morning everyone, it is

4:30 a.m., friday, september 23. we're following breaking news. >> a crash blocked northbound lanes. blue route, several are in the hospital. >> donald trump rallies possible supporters in delaware county while he and hillary clinton prepare for the first one on one battle in the first debate. >> the sixers cut the ribbon on their practice pallate. >> reporter: when a mess, a horrible accident scene at