. >> this is devin guilford, and jonathan frost pulling him over for flashing the high beams.ver's license and registration and proof of insurance, please. i did not have them on. >> how do i know that you are an aoff ser. >> reporter: sergeant guilford asks for the license several times questioning why he is stopped. >> am i being detained? >> yes, you are. >> for what crime? >> you flashed me with the high beams. >> you had them on, sir. >> and he records the interaction with the cell phone. >> you can comply with the requests or go to jail. >> reporter: and the situation escalates. >> you do not have the driver's license on your person? >> yes, doi. >> where where is it? >> i cant not see it. you had your lights on, sir, i am not lying to you. i was doing that to be polite, and i did not want you to flash somebody and go off of the road and crash, you know. >> do you realize if you do not comply with the traffic stop it would have done a different way for you? >> reporter: and the officer sees him trying to make a phone call, and orders him out of the car. >> get out of the

you're under arrest. >> just about 90 seconds before backup arrives, sergeant frost tazes guilford. but he's too close for it to work properly. >> ow! >> reporter: roughly 14 seconds later, you hear gunshots. [ screaming ] [ gunshots ] >> sergeant frost says guilford attacked him, hitting him repeatedly with his fist. take a look at this slo-mo. frame by frame. you can make the scuffle out just a little more clearly. >> i shot one. i need backup! i'm bleeding. >> this body cam video shows sergeant frost at the scene, transported to the hospital, with these injuries. >> all right, thanks to jean casarez for this report. let's dig a little deeper here, if we can. hln legal analyst and criminal defense attorney, joey jackson with us now. joey, good to see you. >> good afternoon, fredricka. >> okay, so it's so disturbing to see this report. it's difficult to see it and it's difficult to hear the arguments on both sides. so the prosecutor has already said this shooting was justified, that this officer felt that his life was being threatened, but the family says, they're looking at wrongf

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when guilford resists arrest that officer fires his taser and then a scuffle and then seconds later guilfordt seven times. there is no video of the shooting itself. after an investigation the prosecutor determined frost's use of fire arm was lawful within the limits of michigan's self-defense law. the teen's family is filing a civil suit. what is striking about this is so much of it is caught on that video except for the final moments. i think a lot of people will have to be the judge for themselves. >> this is what the jury in this case could be looking at. without key fatal moments caught on tape they are left to look at what was on tape. we have the body camvideo. we also have the cell phone. the teen was recording part of it. what they are going to be looking at and both sides see it differently. first was the stop legal? you look at the stop. you look at them disputing what he was stopped for. >> is it legal? >> according to michigan's what every driver should know booklet that all teen drivers get it is illegal to use or flash high beams within 500 feet of on coming car. >> here is the

you are under arrest. >> about 90 seconds br back up arrive, sergeants frost tases guilford but he's properly. roughly 14 seconds later you hear gunshots. [ screaming ] [ gunshots ] sergeant frost says guilford attacked him, hitting him repeatedly with his fists. look at this slow-mo, frame by frame. you can make the scuffle out just a little more clearly. this body cam video captured sergeant frost at the scene transported to the hospital with these injuries. >> and the officer was cleared of all wrong doing. the prosecutor concluding that frost was acting in self defense. that he reasonably blooefld believed at that moment he could be killed or seriously bodily injured. there was damage to the body camera. it was strewn all around the area. and the med cam examiner finding the wounds from guilford were all from the front, which indicate a struggle. the family saying the officer used excessive force, violated their son's constitutional rights and wrongfully caused his d death. and deven father said he had become so focused on the internet and shootings and people being pulled over a

guilford was unarmed. his family filed a wrongful death suit against sergeant frost and the county four months wednesday, after sergeant frost was cleared of any criminal wrongdoing. frost remains on active duty. both frost and devon were quite. in a recent episode of showtime's hit series airbag --" featured arabic graffiti "homeland" is racist and "there is no homeland turko three said they were behind -- the three artists say the graffiti was in protest of the tv series false and misleading stereotypes of muslims. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. one of the most secretive military campaigns in u.s. history is under the microscope like never before. in a major exposÉ based on leaked government documents, the intercept has published the most in-depth look at the u.s. drone assassination program to date. "the

guilford flashed his brights back and was pulled over. what happened next was caught on the officer's body camera. >> you do not have your driver's license on your person, correct? >> yes, i do. >> where is it? >> you do not have to see it. >> i do have to see it. >> why do you have to see it? you had your brights. i could not see. i was going to crash. >> the tape appears to show some kind of scuffle. deven guilford lays down on the ground but allegedly refused to put his hand behind his back to be handcuffed. the officer uses his taser. then more scuffling and the teen is shot seven times. we do not have access to any more video from the shooting although more footage may exist. sergeant jonathan frost was not criminally charged because the prosecutor determined that he used his fivearearm within the limits of michigan's self-defense law but now comes a civil suit. chief legal correspondent ari melber has been following the story. what more do we know about what we can see on the body cam and reaction from the family? >> we have spoken

the encounter quickly turning deadly after sergeant jonathan frost pulled over 17-year-old deven guilford in michigan for flashing his lights. >> driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance, please. >> i don't even know you're an officer. >> reporter: but instead of handing over his driver's license, the teen starts recording the february encounter with his cellphone. his video on the left. the situation heats up. >> you are right now refusing to give me your i.d. refusing to give me your i.d. in a traffic stop is a misdemeanor. >> reporter: the officer calls for back-up. >> do you realize that if you would've complied with this traffic stop it would've gone a whole different way for you? >> yes, i do. >> out of the car or you're going to get tased. >> reporter: that taser ineffective, the prosecutor later finds, also saying that, at this moment that the camera gets shaky, the teen attacks the deputy, repeatedly punching him in the head, pinning him to the ground. then the officer opens fire seven times, killing him. this image shows the sergeant's injuries. the prosecutor's of

guilford seeing some moderate showers, some yellow spots showing up here around barrington so heavier downpour happening at this time. the last of the shower activity moving on through tonight but the stuff coming through central massachusetts will make its way to the southshore overnight and a couple of showers will show up there so that will be it. the morning and into the middle of the day. notice the clouds start to pop up by lunchtime. a small risk of any showers popping up and those would be in the berkshires and the monadnock region of southwest new hampshire and points north and west into vermont, as well. so through the morning, 53 degrees and sunshine to start. already at 60 by 10:00 in the morning. it will not be as warm a day as we've had in the last couple of days. we'll have the clouds but it will start to clear up and that will be the progression through the day tomorrow. high temps in the 60s. not 70s this time. 68 methuen to larson. you're getting spoiled. to the southshore and south of boston, temperatures again in the 60s here. 67 scituate and braintree. 69 walpole

tonight, a death is under investigation in guilford. the attorney general' s office says they are aware of an untimely death, but at this point, investigators aren' t saying where the woman involved was found dead. toxicology reports are expected to determine the exact cause of death. shelley: the american cancer society released new guidelines for mammograms today, recommending that women at average risk start annual mammograms at 45 instead of 40, then every other year starting at 55, saying it would cut down on false alarms and callbacks, but experts say the guidelines don' t fit everyone. jean mackin joins us live. jean: doctors and breast cancer patients say it' s important to know these are recommendations, not rules, and earlier screening could save a life. >> i was 27 when i was diagnosed. jean: shauna clark to net was diagnosed. she was stunned when she heard the new recommendations from the american cancer society. >> say i wasn' t diagnosed at 27. say they didn' t find it at 27. i' years. a certain gene that puts her at she r

sean: a death investigation is underway in guilford. authorities are waiting on toxicology reports to determine what caused a woman to die. the attorney general' s office says it is assisting police in the investigation. erin: a man wanted in new hampshire on aggravated sexual assault has been arrested in vermont. 20-year-old christopher hollis was arrested yesterday during a traffic stop. he allegedly assaulted -- sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl. he is being held without bail pending an arraignment on a fugitive from justice charge. sean: a judge has upheld a felony conviction charge for owen lebrie. in august, a jury found him guilty of five charges related to the sexual assault of a teenage girl. his attorneys argued that a felony-related charge should be thrown out. again, that conviction was upheld. erin: police are on the lookout for the robber who held up the cvs pharmacy on highland street monday night. this man handed the pharmacist a note indicating he had a gun and that he demanded all of the oxycontin. after getting so

you'll see laconia over to guilford and belmont, loudoun new hampshire on the cusp of of the showers, but another one coming at you. some are heavier, too. massachusetts is not much in the way of showers showing up a couple in western but much of the activity along the front has pushed off to the north. a couple showers to the south, coast, cape cod and the islands s. >> they could clip the south coast of massachusetts. you wake up to sur. now, the clouds still start to pop up, youou're gonna have some cooler air trying to work on in at the same time the sun is out. you get that combination to produce some of those fair-weather clouds and every once in a while one can produce a sprinkle and that's why you're seeing some green on here, a potential for a quick shower around the area. higher potential the farther north you're going in new england. western massachusetts and into vermont, new hampshire and into maine. 61 degrees right now in orange. the showers come on through your area, so it's still cloudy out there, at least mostly cloudy right now. beverly at sawyer degrees right now.

sean: it has been nearly five years since bobbie miller was found shot to death in her guilford home. her family is hoping this billboard offering a $53,000 reward will help find her killer. someday to see justice for her daughter. >> it was like the end of the world for me. whole family. it ended my life. it did. sean: we take you inside the bobbie miller murder mystery and find out why it is not being called a cold case on news 9 tonight at 11:00. erin: the pain of not knowing for that mother. coming up, helping students focus in the classroom while also getting exercise. unique idea is working. sean: i' ve got to get one of sean: a military surveillance blimp broke loose from its tether yesterday and floated for hours over maryland and two fighter jets were scrambled to track the blimp as the tether brought down power lines. erin: bad news for drinkers in the u.k. it appears that that area is facing a national shortage of gin all because of the availability of a key ingredient -- juniper. a plant disease is killing off the juniper in scotland and nearly 80% of the current supply is

showers on attleboro and guilford and moving towards southwest new hampshire. coming your way, over the hill. still 60 in boston right now. and that's the average high temperature for the day. we're all the way up into the degree readings close to lake boston and norwood today. so temperatures will be on the mild side today. cape cod, you're staying in the 60s but a lot of clouds are out. into the northshore, temperature there is also staying in the low 50s to upper 40s. that's the worst we'll see tonight. so not gonna be a cold night, that's for sure. i'll keep track the showers and we'll talk about when the 70s are come. >>> an arrest tonight for a series of sexual assaults in nantucket. david madison is charged with kidnapping and rape. they say the assault took place in 2000 and he was arrested today. >>> a man police say sexually assaulted a freshman he met online. here's a sketch of the suspect. police say the victim met him on the social media app kick and arranged to meet him near the campus center. the attack happened near a, paing garage. students tel

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