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. >>> and overnight protest rock another american city where it's 4:09. you're watching news channel 8 today. you know your he but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support >>> just last night, many were chanting and holding sign, some even throwing objects at police. there's disagreement about whether the victim had a gun on him or not. police claim he did but family members disagree. and the protests are in response to a shooting that happened at a apartment complex. officers say they spotted a man getting out of a car with a weapon. officers opened fire and the man was later pronounced dead at the hospital. police identity. >>> another deadly police shooting in the tulsa, oklahoma. investigators report that a vile of pcp was found in the victim's car. still toxicology tests are not finished and no weapons were found at the scene. video of last week's shooting shows the unarmed m

another african-american man killed. just hours after the justice department opens an investigation into a police killing in tulsa, oklahoma, anger boils over in yet another american city. >> charlotte, north carolina, police say the man was armed, his family says he was carrying only a book. we will hear from the family in a news conference next hour. in just about a half hour the charlotte mayor will speak to reporters and of course we will bring that to you live. some protesters, though, do turn on police, a dozen police officers injured, a handful of arrests and a city brought to a standstill. demonstrators march on to the highway, loot the trucks that are penned in and start fires. the big questions remain, what led to yesterday's fatal police shooting in north carolina and what happens today in charlotte. >> reporter: some of these cases we have video to look at but in this particular case no video as of yet in this investigation. it is just in the beginning stages. that as you saw hasn't stopped protesters from taking to the streets of charlotte, outraged by the shooting death of 43-year-old keith lamont scott, a father of seven who his family says was not armed

violence erupts in another american city after a police shooting - we'll take you to charlotte north carolina ... plus - we'll tell you about a great opportunity for some local seniors today .. when the cbs 58 news at noon looting nats natsanother night of violence in an american city.. this time in charlotte north carolina.it comes after police shot and killed a black man who they say had a gun. this afternoon...the city of charlotte is still on edge after the protests left more than a dozen police officers injured. david begnaud reports. reports. 22-30script:)(sot)"we are hoping for the best and preparing for the worst." police in charlotte, north carolina say they are ready night of violence following the fatal police shooting of keith lamont scott. sixteen officers were hurt as demonstrators threw rocks and bottles. officers in riot gear fired tear gas to break up the crowds, several police cruisers were damaged.(sot) "when that behavior becomes violence, we have to act as we did."police scott was spotted during a search for a suspect wanted for an oustanding warrant. they say he

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. >>> and overnight protests rock another american city. where hundreds filled the streets in connection to a deadly officer-involved shooting. it's 5:10 on this wednesday morning. josh, don't you have friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here. you've got to wash this whole room are you kidding? wash it? let's wash it with febreze. for all the things you can't wash, use febreze... ...fabric refresher whoa hey, it smells nice in here and try pluggable febreze, with up to 4 times the freshness... ...in one refill. pluggable febreze and fabric refresher... >>> across america, dozens of people in charlotte are protesting the fatal police shooting of an african-american man. some throwing objects at police. there's disagreement about whether the victim keith scott had a gun on him or not. police claim he did but family members disagree. and the protests are in response to the shooting yesterday at an apartment complex. police were searching fo person with an outstanding warrant when officers say they spotted scott who was not the man they

this week in another american city the complicated relationship between police and african american community boils over in anger and violence. another city, the latest flash point for protests. a black man, shot and killed by police on the streets of charlotte, north carolina. the queen city rocked by two nights of destructive protests and yesterday, a welcome, peaceful demonstration. so far, so good. it may seem questionable police shootings like the one in charlotte and tulsa are happening more often but likely we're only finding out about them more often because of so much cell phone video. it's hard to watch those shootings rip open our communities. but what matters is that it leads to change, better training and better behavior and understanding on people on all sides. let me know what you think. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter. thanks for joining us. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time. >> look at this. >> yes. spectacular. >> have a great friday evening, everyone. - [high-pitched] whoa. look who's come crawling back to

this week in another american city the complicated relationship between police and african american community boils over in anger and violence. another city, the latest flash point for protests. a black man, shot and killed by police on the streets of charlotte, north carolina. the queen city rocked by two nights of destructive protests and yesterday, a welcome, peaceful demonstration. so far, so good. it may seem questionable police shootings like the one in charlotte and tulsa are happening more often but likely we're only finding out about them more often because of so much cell phone video. it's hard to watch those shootings rip open our communities. but what matters is that it leads to change, better training and better behavior and understanding on people on all sides. let me know what you think. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter. thanks for joining us. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time. >> look at this. >> yes. spectacular. >> have a great friday evening, everyone. grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby c

a deadly officer involved shooting....an incident that has touched off street violence in another american city. 3 3 we've got much more on those stories just ahead. but topping our news tonight...an update on a story that was breaking news at five yesterday. have arrested a 30-year old woman in connection with a little boy shooting and wounding his brother. 3 it happened late yesterday afternoon near 20th and hadley...according to the family, the victim, a 9-year old was wounded in the back....it appears to be accidental --- the family says a 6-year old brother found a gun in the home., and it went off. our cameras were rolling when police led a woman out of the house in handcuffs. today they're saying a woman is being held for leaving a loaded firearm near a child. watch for more on this developing story tonight on "m" and on cbs 58 after thursday night football. 3 waukesha police want you to take a good look at this car. it was seen outside waukesha south high school and where the driver tried to talk a 16 year old boy into his car.the driver asked if needed a ride and claimed to know the te

>>jennifer: protests take hold in another american city after police shoot and kill another this time in the san diego suburb. the man died a few hours ago. police say he was acting erratic. he said his family was mentally challenged. the department released a still image taken from a cell phone video of the incident. a man had two hands on an object, pointing it toward an officer. >>russell: a suspicious package forces the evacuation of the charlotte police headquarters discovered by an employee working in the mail room. a robot removed the package from the building. a flashlight and light bulb. police investigating who sent that package. bomb scare comes a week after charlotte police officer shot and killed keith lamont scott. >>jennifer: a young girl's tearful plea stole the spotlight. >> we shouldn't have to protest because you're all treating us wrong. we do this because we need to and have rights. >>jennifer: the little girl is she was one of the dozens who packed into the city council chambers to vent their frustrations with police. they're calling on charlotte's mayor and poli

. >>> anger and violence in yet another american city. "the lead" starts right now. protests ignited by another police shooting, another african-american man killed, but police say this time there was a clear threat to their lives and a gun. >>> art of the self-deal? donald trump facing serious growing questions about whether he used more than a quarter million dollars from his own charity to fight his own legal battles and for self-promotion. >>> mystery man wanted for questioning. fbi looking for these two who found one of the new york city bombs. what might they know? >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. two cities bracing for protests after the deaths of two black men killed by police officers. we saw violent demonstrations last night in charlotte, north carolina, hours after keith lamont scott was shot to death in an apartment complex parking lot yesterday afternoon. the officer who shot him is also black. scott's family told cnn he was reading a book. but today the police chief said no book was found at the scene but scott did ha

. >>> anger and violence in yet another american city. "the lead" starts right now. ignited by another police shooting, another african-american man killed, but police say this time there was a clear threat to their lives and a gun. >>> art of the self-deal? donald trump

. >> >> announcer: we begin an eye on yet another american city in turmoil.north carolina. and the details are familiar. you are looking at live pictures of growing protests. the second night of protetss. the description of the inciting incident. the family of scott says he was killed by police reading a book they say and waiting for his son to come home from school. police say he had a gun and not a book. police were only there because they were trying to serve another man, not to scott. and now here we are waiting to see in tonight's protests well-being as severe as last night. describe the scene around you. how large this r those protests? >> reporter: they started roughly before 7:00 p.m. about a hundred people or so outside the police

charlotte donald trump is all but blaming president obama for the racial wounds opened in up in another american city our country looks bad to the world especially when we are supposed to be the world's leader. how can we lead when we can't even control our own cities? >> the gop is boast diagnosing what he says as the root causes of urban unrest. >> it just seems that there is a lack of spirit between the white and the black. >> reporter: and prescribing a new national crime strategy suggesting that illegally drugs were patriotly lpartly to blamr the actions in charlotte. >> and if you are not aware drugs are very very big factor in what you are watching, on television, at night. >> reporter: but the trump campaign is having a hard time preaching racial harmony. >> now, you know, with the people with the guns and shooting up neighborhoods and not being responsible citizens, that is a big change and i think that is the philosophy that obama has perpetuated on america. i think that is all his responsibility. and if you are black and you haven't been successful in the last fifty years? it's your own fa

but there's another american city in play right now. is grappling with their own deadly police shooting. but it's very different in tulsa. you have different facts, true. but you also have video that was released for people to see. and, as a result, you have a different atmosphere. last night there was a peaceful vigil held for terence crutcher. joining us now is tulsa mayor dewey bartlett. mr. mayor, thank you for joining us. i'm sorry it is under these circumstances. what can you tell us about how tulsa is doing this morning? >> well, we're doing pretty well. everything considered. i think we're doing fine. you know, this is a type of thing that is inest rg heari, ip building in tulsa. what we did starting seven years ago after i was elected mayor. my wife and i started attending a different church every sunday. when people do that they develop relationship and true friendship. that has come into play in a big way. we look for common ground among friends. it's that type of really community-based policing that not only our family but a

his death has fuelled violent protests in the streets of yet another american city, this one, charlottef these protesters turn on police. 16 officers injured in total. several vehicles damaged, fires were lit,

>> >> announcer: we begin an eye on yet another american city in turmoil. this time charlotte, north carolina. and the details are familiar. you are looking at live pictures of growing protests. the second night of protetss. the description of the inciting incident. the family of scott says he was killed by police reading a book they say and waiting for his son to come home from school. police say he had a gun and not a book. police were only there because they were trying to serve another man, not to scott. and now here we are waiting to see in tonight's protests well-being as severe as last night. describe the scene around you. how large this r those protests? >> reporter: they started roughly before 7:00 p.m. about a hundred people or so outside the police station. mostly peaceful. a couple of encounters with a officers on their bicycles outside the police station blocking the doors. they have since moved on and started circling downtown charlotte. at other points they have stopped at intersection interse. so far police have not given us an indication as

his death has fuelled violent protests in the streets of yet another american city, this one, charlotte, north carolina. some of these protesters turn on police. 16 officers injured in total. several vehicles damaged, fires were lit, looting breaking out. police releasing tear gas canisters to try to disperse some of these clouds. charlotte police say scott was armed. they say they have recovered a handgun from the scene. but scott's family says this father of seven was carrying only a book when he was shot by a police officer who in this case is also black. >> my gosh, y'all, look. the police just shot my daddy four times for being black. they tased him first then shot him. talk about he got a [ bleep ] gun. they just shot my daddy. my daddy is dead. they just shot my [ bleep ] daddy! they just shot my daddy! he's dead! my daddy is dead! [ screaming ] what did he do? [ bleep ]. >> those harrowing cries, that is scott's daughter. the video there, she live streamed on facebook. that was the moment she learned her father was dead. so joining me now, nick valencia live in charlotte for us.

charlotte, donald trump is all but blaming president obama for the racial wounds opened up in another american citylooks bad to the world. especially when we are supposed to be the world's leader. how can we lead when we can't even control our own cities? >> even though he has used divisive rhetoric time and again, trump is offering himself as a uniter in chief. >> we all have to walk a mile in someone else's shoes, see things through their eyes, and then get to work fixing our very wounded country. >> the gop nominee is both diagnosing what he sees as the root causes of urban unrest. >> it just seems there is a lack of spirit between the white and the black. >> and prescribing a new national crime st. jorategy, suggesting illegal drugs were partly to blame for the rioter's actions in charlotte. >> if you're not aware drugs are a very big factor in what you're watching on television at night. >> the trump campaign is having a hard time preaching racial harmony after what one of its ohio county sheriff 's cath wri miller. >> with the guns and not being responsible citizens that's a big change. i thi

another african-american man killed. just hours after the justice department opens an investigation into a police killing in tulsa, oklahoma, anger boils over in yet another american city the man was armed, his family says he was carrying only a book. we will hear from the family in a news conference next hour. in just about a half hour the charlotte mayor will speak to reporters and of course we will bring that to you live. some protesters, though, do turn on police, a dozen police officers injured, a handful of arrests and a city brought to a ti

. >> woodruff: protesters gathered overnight in another american city after a fatal police shooting oflack suspect. officers in el cajon, california say the man was behaving erratically. a woman who identified herself as the man's sister, said he was mentally ill. a cell-phone image showed him by a white truck, apparently in a shooting stance, and pointing something, before he was shot. it turned out, later, he did not have a gun. >> ifill: in economic news, federal reserve chair janet yellen reaffirmed there is no "fixed timetable" for raising interest rates again. but, she told a house hearing, she believes the economy will be ready for a rate hike before the year is out. >> many of my colleagues indicated in their recent projections, the majority that they would see it as appropriate to make a move to take a step in that direction this year if things continue on the current path and no significant new risks arise. >> ifill: the fed's next policy meeting is in early november, just before the election. >> woodruff: the oil cartel, "opec", has agreed on cutting output, for the first ti

this man's death is fueling protests as anger boils over in yet another american city. you can see protesters filled the streets in charlotte last night. 16 police officers injured in all, several police cars damaged. only one arrest so far. this after the justice department announces the investigation into the police killing of this man, terrence crutcher. this went down in tulsa, oklahoma. police now say crutcher was not armed but he ignored their commands. the latest incidents pushing the concerns of african-americans into the political spotlight. hillary clinton and donald trump touching on the tragedies as they try to connect with african-american voters. there was a lot to cover this morning. you listened to that long news conference in charlotte which was surprising because they gave out a lot of information. >> reporter: they really did give a lot of information but we still don't know a lot because the investigation is really just getting under way at this point as the chief made so very clear. first i want to talk about scott. his family says 43 years old, he

nina, you've been watching the coverage of this, yet another american city enveloped in violence and with the whiff of tear gas in the air tonight. we thought we had a fatality, thankfully, it appears it is not, but certainly a lot of folks in the hospital this evening. what do you make what have you've seen? >> yeah, brooirn, this is gut wrenching. here we go again and not in a good way. i'm really feeling james baldwin right now, who is the voice as you know in terms of how african americans were feeling at that time. and it is as if he is speaking right now. there's a kwoek in particular where he said to be a negro in this skrnt to almost always consistently, and i'm paraphrasing him, toeb be in a rage. and that is what we are seeing in charlotte tonight. but that is no different how african american people have been feeling across this country for quite some time. and yes, i do understand this from both lenses. i understand this from the lens of being the mother of a black son who had been racially profiled, who even now can be racially profiled until it is discovered that he is

it's happened again in another american city. violent protests after another

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>>> welcome bk of an african-american man by police, the city of charlotte is on edge again this evening. >> yeah, and the concern tonight is that it could be another difficult and dangerous evening there. jay gray is in uptown charlotte and has more on the investigation that sparked all of this. >> reporter: cleanup in the queen city. uptown charlotte battered, bruised and in many areas broken after a second night of chaos and violence. police-involved shooting death of keith lamont scott, giving way to riots in the core of north carolina's largest city. dozens clashing with police, some throwing rocks and bottles. stores vand amazed and looted. officers using tear gas to try to disperse the crowd. >> this has been a difficult few days for the city of charlotte. >> reporter: and >> just shot somebody. >> reporter: one of the protesters was killed, shot by another person in the crowd. investigators, though, are still trying to determine who pulled the trigger. north carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency and the national guard has been called in. witnesses say scott was unarmed when he was shot and $killed by police. but this know to

zianna oliphant says she wanted meeting and say something to the city's mayor after seeing on the news that another african american had been killed by police. 41:20 thats important to me. i want her to know how i feel about whats going on in the world 41:28 butt to 42:27 i felt sad there was reason for them to do anything to him zianna and her mother also want people to know their message isn't about anger towards police. to bring people together- its all about love here zianna's mom says she hopes her daughter's tearful plea sparks more conversation about police shootings . a man is now behind bars in connection to a massive home explosion that claimed the life of a fire chief in new york. a-b-c news got this exclusive video showing the moments after the blast. you see fellow firefighters rushing to save their chief. people in the area reported responders had just finished evacuating the neighborhood when the building exploded. (daniel nigro/fdny commissioner) "we lost a hero today and our members are all saddened." at least 20 people were injured. all of them are expected to recover. police believe the home was

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another 615 american troops to help iraqi and kurdish forces retake the northern city of mosul from isis. the operation is expected later this fall. after withdrawing nearly all u.s. troops from iraq in 2011, the president began building them back up in 2014. the deployment, announced todayy will bring the total above 5,000. today, secretary of state john kerry warned russia to stop the carnage in the syrian city of aleppo, or the u.s. will stop working with moscow to end the civil war there. russian and syrian bombs damaged two hospitals and a bakery today. the u.n. says nearly 100 children have been killed just since friday. the russians claim they're only targeting terrorists. the russians have also claimed they had nothing to do with the flight 17 in ukraine, but after examining all the wreckage and other evidence, international investigators said today it was a missile brought from russia and fired from territory held by russian-backed rebels that brought down the boeing 777 in july of 2014. all 298 on board were killed. president obama will lead the u.s. delegation traveling to isr

was a community vigil held last sign in tulsa oklahoma, another city doing with its own controversial officer involved shooting of an african- american.>>> a local church hosts of the service which was aimed at bringing people of different races together and police were responding to reports of an abandoned car last friday with betty shelby shot and killed terrence crutcher and dashcam video shows crutcher going back to his car with his hands up and crutcher's family went to new york yesterday to receive support from civil rights leader reverend. al sharpton .>> we have gotten support from all around the world, people from different walks of life, different cultures and backgrounds, different races, and they want justice just as we do. >> officer shelby says she was on the scene more than one minute before the start of that dash camera video and she says crutcher appeared to be high on drugs, possibly pcp, says he repeatedly ignored her commands and with his arms raised went towards his car. the officer thought he was reaching into grab a weapon and so she fired. >>> meantime the presidential candidates may lead campaigns in african-

then bagpipes played as the american flag was raised to half staff. another gathering in union city paid tribute to the 40 lives lost on flight 93. >> many of those victims were from right here in the bay area. kpix 5's john ramos was there as they were remembered. >> reporter: the 9/11 memorial in union city is specific in its mission. to honor those who died aboard united flight 93 when passengers rushed the cockpit forcing the terrorists to crash the plane in a field in rural pennsylvania. >> their heroic and courageous result prevented the plane from crashing in to its intended target, the u.s. capitol. >> reporter: the capitol was saved. but the loss of life on that day was staggering. even now, 15 years later, americans of all backgrounds meet to share a collective grief. >> we mourned. we cried. we prayed. but we also learned something about who we were as a nation. we truly were the united states of america. >> reporter: but that lesson of 9/11 seems to have faded as america is once again fractured by arguments over everything. from politics to the national anthem. >> 9/11 b

way for her to connect with a largely african-american audience that attends this annual parade and festival, next she goes to the quad cities for another labor day festival,, matt wright fox news >> they day northeast ohio, to cleveland making to unannounced stops, dave nether was the only local reporterda inside the meeting with more from brook park. >> outside of the american legion posts 610 brook park thi party started his day with a roundtable discussion, answer conversations with labor leader and also where thehe democratic mayor of this community, trump and his running mate indiana governor mike pence sat down to speak with labor leaders, i uni officials, including steve loomis and brook park mayor tom coyne who is a lifelong democra supporting trumpmp believing t he is has a plan to bring manufacturing jobs back to the area, then he went to a nearby family restaurant to have lunch in me go with the lunch crowd. foreign trade imbalance seems t be courting labor endorsements in ohio and seems to haveo ear respect to others for his ability to listen. our employment is skyrocketing and even the other side admits that the jobs are b

wanted to go to this city council meeting and say something to the city's mayor after seeing on the news that another african american had been killed by police. 41:20 thats important to me. i want her to know how i feel about whats going on in the them to do anything to him zianna and her mother also want people to know their message isn't about anger towards police. 1:19-1:27 44:05 its a shame it takes such a tragegy to bring people together- its all about love here zianna's mom says she hopes her daughter's tearful plea sparks more conversation about police the two homeless men in new jersey who found a pipe bomb in off safely, as police were disarming it using a robot. now the men say they can't even walk down the street without someone recognizing them-- and saying thank you. "i'm very touched and grateful and gratified that i was able to be in a position to do something for others," (butted with) i'm no longer homeless thank god because these better a local charity raise money for the men. they are now promising not to waste the opportunity-- and to continue being positive members of the community. the proposed

we know it was another night of unrest in the city after the shooting of this african-american man at an apartment complex. police say he had a gun but witnesses say he did not. gabe is reporting on "the today show" from charlotte as you wake up to news that charlotte is in a state of emergency. big employers telling employees not to go to work today. >> dana: more local news coming up. >> krystal: good morning to you. we have a lot more coming up. the man suspected of shooting his estranged wife and boyfriend in court this a woman overdoses inside a family dollar. the mother is going to be ok. why police are upset at the person who filmed it though. >> krystal: celebrating all things rum. that and more on wake up with i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. ld not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. >>> good morning. breaking news. chaos in charlotte. the second straight night of violent unrest. one protester shot, other demonstrators hurling tables and chairs. l

connect with the largelyly afri american audience of about 3,00 who turn out each year for this annual parade and festival then she seaside, goes to the quad cities attending another labor day event. donald trump had a much smaller audience and we were the only tv station invited inside >> that's where dve found. >> at the american legion posts 610 and brook park is rare donald trump again his day, wit a rather intimate, unannounced stop the first of two in the greater cleveland area. >> donald trump surprised and an unsuspecting lunch crowd mony in brook park mingling with the customers and pausing forli a b to eat during one of two unannounced campaign stops in republican presidential candidate, alongde with his running mate, indiana governor mike pence, earlier holding a closed roundtable discussionon with a very small audience of current and former labor leader at an american legion posts. along with brook park mayor tom coyne, a lifelong democrat who openly supports the republican presid candidate. more i followed him and i heard him,m, he sounded like th kind ofe conversations we had at our dinner table all over brook park for years.a izzy miller suddennesse

of violent protests over the shooking death of an african-american man by police, the city of charlotte is on edge, concerned it could be another very difficult and dangerous evening there. we thank you for joking us. i'm reed cowan. >> i'm marie mortera. the that goes into effect in two hours. these are images out of charlotte, where national guard troops and state police have been called in to prevent the violence the nation saw last night. so far, peaceful protested over the shooting death of keith lamont scott. witnesses say scott was unarmed when he was shot and killed by police. but a photo taken by someone at the scene and obtained by his feet moments after the shooting. >> there is a dash cam and body cameras and videos but scott's family attorney cautioned this may not show the entire event. the scott family watched the video but charlotte's police chief is refusing to share it publicly. >> these videos don't always hold all of the answers and that everyone needs to reserve judgment until we know all of the facts. >> we release it it is a compelling reason but i'm not gonna jeopardize the investigation. >> 44 people we

city wouldn't say why. the aclu argued this was an illegal detention. >> we do know this is another case of two young african american men doing nothing wrong, and is suddenly police are detaining them. >> i don't have any knowledge of racial profiling in this case. >> reporter: some consider officer harris's actions to be unprofessional. >> look right here. all on video. you were failing to obey orders. >> there's an expectation of officers to remain professional. >> reporter: that independent review board with community members will meet soon and pass chief. >>> paige birgfeld sdmeerd 2007. her remains were not found until 2012. she was a single mother of three who led a secret life as rt -- es >> the dofls says they will re-- dpofs district attorney's office say they will go to trial again. >>> intense backlash after brandon marshall chose not to stand during the national anthem stan bush at the stadium again tonight. he says he has no regrets. >> reporter: brandon marshall knew there was gonna be controversy but he did it anyway, taking a knee during the national anthem to join a stance against social injustice i

. >>> president obama is sending another 615 american troops to help iraqi and kurdish forces retake the northern city of mosul from isis. the operation is expected later this fall. after withdrawing nearly all u.s. troops from iraq in 2011, the president began building them back up in the deployment announced today will bring the total above 5,000. >>> near san diego, another fatal police shooting is raising questions about how officers are trained to deal with mental illness. here is mireya villarreal. >> why? why? why? why? >> moments after the shooting, cell phone video shows alfred olongo on the ground being treated while his sister is kept several feet away. >> oh, my god. >> olongo's sister called 911 to get help for her brother. >> when police arrived they say olongo refused their command. this freeze frame shows the the moment before the shooting. el cajon police chief, jeff davis. >> at one point the male rapidly drew an object from his front pants pocket. place both hands together on it extended it rapidly towards the officer taking what be a shooting stance. putting the object in the offic

city council meeting. she wanted to say something to the mayor after hearing that another african american had been shot and killed by police. 41:20 thats important to me. i want her to know how i feel about whats going on in the world 41:28 butt to 42:27 i felt sad there was reason for them to do anything to him [butted with] people together- its all about love here zianna and her mother also want people to know their message isn't about anger towards police. they are also hoping this sparks more conversation about police shootings . authorities continue questioning the family of the suspected bomber from last week's bombings in new york and new jersey.. and now the suspect's father sat down with abc news for his first full tv interview.. he's revealing some surprising new details about his son and new details about his son and his own discussions with the fbi. mohammad rahami maintains.. his family had nothing to do with the bombings.. and had no idea what his son... was planning. he says.. he hasn't spoken to his son ah-mad since they had a falling out in may.....saying his son acted alone... mohammad ra