parnell had time to clear the jam and take cover but didn't instead firing twice hitting jones in the back. it's clear from the video that officer parnell believed he was still armed but the problem is that nothing on the video suggests that was the case, he was running away he never turns back to officer parnell in a threatening way. >> black lives matter call the decision a good start but want parnell charged with murder. the attorney general's office is handling the investigation. >> what are the past months like for you? >> it's a nightmare i wake up every morning missing my child, i can't get him back. >> this is the second shooting by officer parnell in 2010 he paralyzed another suspect but that was not part of his decision to dismiss. >>> attempts to reach parnell was unsuccessful and the fop had no comment. live outside of police headquarters, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. the search is on for the thieves that drove off in rental cars from a lot near philadelphia international airport and excitement is building fo

first parnell pulled over jones while already transporting someone in his patrol car. he tried to shoot the armed jones but his gun jammed. the officer then shot jones twice as jones ran away. >> just because you had an opportunity and the right to fire at one pin point during an encounter does not mean you have the same right throughout the encounter. there is an on occasion to reassess the situation. black lives matter called the decision a good start. the police union had no comment. >> members of the temple university community came together to grieve for 22-year-old jenna burleigh murdered last week. trish hartman has that story. >> dozens of students gathered on the campus of temple university to honor slain student jenna burleigh. >> i don't know her, but it's important to talk this through and have an avenue as a university to move forward. >> jenna was new transferring from montgomery community college. still the naacp chapter organized a memorial. >> we wanted to celebrate the life of jenna burleigh. >> jenna was last seen thursday leaving a bar at 2:00 a.m.

parnell knows the risk, but raking in $30 million a year,

parnell motley. 77 yards for six. >> adam: tulane is an improving team but oklahoma does have the leadalf 21-14 the score right now. meanwhile we did have an upset. nebraska falling at home to northern illinois. tanner lee, two pick sixes in the game. huskies a big one there. ucla went to memphis. 9:00 a.m. in l.a. when they started this game. josh rosen four touchdowns but tennessee transfer riley ferguson with six in a back and forth win for the tigers. wisconsin ruins the 1,000th game in b.y.u. history. virginia tech was down 17-7. they then scored 57 straight. rick said they would toppem them. -- rick said they would topple them. more emoticons. >> rick: 100-yard receivers in that 59-21 blowout win. >> brian: riley ferguson against your alma mater. six touchdown passes. >> adam: that wasn't the digit many were focused on early in the day. kansas continues to struggle on the road. >> rick: cheesesteaks. >> adam: crazy times, boys, crazy times. wonderful world of college football. that will just about do it for this week, thanks for watching "the college football post-game show power

. >> the shooting happened on june 8th on whitaker and officer parnell stopped jones. >> he felt a gun in his waist band, and he pulled his gun and told the male not to move but the male kept reaching under his hoody and broke free from the officer and pulled the gun from his waist band. >> that pernell attempted to fire his weapon but it jammed. and he then ran off and then pernell cleared the jam, and fired two more times and hitting him. the first attempted shot justified but once jones ran away the 12 year veteran should have taken cover and assessed the situation. it shows jones clearly didn't have his weapon. and ross acknowledged that it appears that pernell believe that jones was armed. >> just because you had an opportunity and had the right to fire at one point during and encounter doesn't mean you have the same right to do so flute throughout the encounter. >> pernell shot another suspect but that did not play in the decision. and they are handling the decision and they had no comment and attempts to reach the officer were unsuccessful. live outside, chad pradelli, channel 6

we had some of the shame friends shawn parnell served with him, i've heard great things about him buthing yesterday the most disappointing thing was to wake up this morning and hear that coach of the steelers i can't think of his name right now, that he actually was mad or upset because alejandro villanueva came out and stood for the anthem? coach tomlin, i don't understand that at all between leshawn mcco y doing jumping jack s in the anthem and coach tomlin saying he was upset alejandro villanueva doing what he should do i don't know where the nfl is right now. >> cheryl: is it right he had to stand out there alone? this is someone like you that served our country the whole point of a national anthem and the flag is to salute the people like you to people that have given their lives for this country over the last 200 plus years and then these players left him out there to hung him to dry i think if you will. >> well i don't know what happened in that locker room what decisions were made and at what point alejandro villanueva decided to walk on out. i tweeted yesterday for a lot of t

ainsley: this is sean parnell retired u.s. big we can't send this guy to afghanistan he can't fit in the trucks. he went to afghanistan. ainsley: god bless him. >> three deployments. he is an amazing guy. he was inspiration to anybody who loves this country. ainsley: it's taking out of context. he does regret coming out. it's not that he regrets standing for the flag. he regrets he wasn't unified with the team. he thought they were coming out behind him and they were 20 feet away from him. >> that is villanueva doing what he has always done and putting the team before himself. and i applaud him for that but, let me ask you. what is this protest all about? it was first about racial inequality and then it was about police brutality and now it's what nfl players united against -- they are all protesting locking arms protesting donald trump. >> that is a problem. instead of focusing on oh they are taking a knee how do we address these problems? african-americans in the community want to be heard. there is racial injustice going on