this time for antoine johnson who family members say he was shot in the back. he was in possession of a .9mm pistol. >> you need to spread around in a circle. >> the simple fact that the police did this to my nephew is crazy. they're supposed to be protecting us, not shooting at us. if he had a gun or not, you still don't shoot nobody in the back. where's the peace? >> he laying right there on the ground handcuffed. what the [bleep] you handcuff him for? he done. >> you went over there. >> i was right there, man. my little homey lying there. i wanted to lay right there with him, man. >> can i ask you all a question, and i just want you to raise your hand. how many of you all had somebody in your family killed through gun violence, just raise your hand. look at all this. is it normal? no, it's not normal, is it. it's unacceptable. it's unacceptable, but we got used to it in our community. >> i wish i could tell you something to make you feel better, but that's your brother. that's your brother. >> i'm seeing a lot of hopelessness now in 10- and 11- and 12-year-o

we listened to antoine.himself based on the fantasy and, finally, the ability to enjoy the nice things in life and he wanted to share that with everybody. but without foresight into what that's going to do, he was unable to maximize his influence for the years to come. - so where do you come in with these athletes when you work with them? do you say "no"? do you say-- - no, i don't tell them "no." it's their money. but what i do is i give them the information. first we find out: what are their goals? what do they want to accomplish in life? who's important to them? first we find out what those goals are, then we create a plan with them and then they make the decisions. we gather the information. we sit down with the athlete. "based on your goals, your objectives, here's what's going on in your life. you spent $60,000 at the bar this month. if this continues, you'll be broke at this time. can we cut it down to 10 grand?" - oh, i see. okay okay. so could you have used someone like him back then? - oh, great. t

update, asws suspected gunman is in custody today. 27-year-old antoine jordan is said to have shot two bouncers for -- after being turned away for not having id another man behind bars charged with a shooting last wednesday. police say he is one of the people responsible for shooting a man who was helping a friend to the car as -- to his car. was seriously wounded. police have made an arrest in the murder of a property manager two months after she was stabbed inside her leasing office. meet man'sect is a man at the complex. while he has not confessed -- maintenance man at the complex. while he has not confessed to the crime, investigators say a change of clothing he made the morning of the murder was enough to convince them he was connected to it erie it in the end, investigators did not have ,o look far -- in the end investigators did not have to look far. >> when police arrived at the scene, we found evidence of an extremely violent confrontation. >> pice say schaeffer fought for her life. there was light all over the walls and lines. the office was in ship -- blood all over the wall

. >> antoine tuft. >> he went outside and started shooting. >> can you get somewhere safe? >> i've got to go. call me back. >> instead of fleeing, the school bookkeeper stayed to talk to the suspected shooter, 20-year-old michael brandon hill. >> i want to let you know that you do not try to harm me or do anything, that doesn't make any difference, you didn't hit anybody. >> school children rushed to safety. police say the shooter entered the academy on thursday at noon, carrying 500 rounds of ammunition and an a.k.47 assault style rifle. the gunman told tuft he was off his medications and had nothing to live for. after firing rounds at police. tuft asked hill to drop his gun and ammunition and lie down on the floor with his hands behind his back. >> it's going to be all right, sweety, i want you to know that i love you. that's a good thing that you're giving up. don't worry about it. we all go through something in life. >> police confirmed he has a history of mental illness, arrested earlier this year and charged with trial to kill his brother. >> i had a feeling that he w

back now with our "360" exclusive interview.that antoin? >> she is a h she missed her calling. she should have been a counselor or something. you did so great. >> thank you. >> i never had a call where the caller was so calm and confident in what you were saying and so personable. it was great. you did a great job. you made my job a lot easier. >> thank you. >> the situation that antoinette was in having to listen to what this gunman was saying and also listen to what you're saying and kind of be the conduit between the two and calm him at the same time as trying to keep yourself safe. i don't know how you did it. >> i don't either, but god. i can't give the credit to each myself. that was nobody but god's grace and mercy. i can truly tell you i was terrified inside. >> and yet talking to you, it didn't sound like that she was terrified. i was amazed how calm she was. >> she was very calm. myself the same. i was terrified. coming on that line and hearing those gunshots and you asking me those questions, should you run? >> yeah. >> and my hands were shaking so bad. >> i have suc

as he opened fire on the police officers outside, school clerk, antoine tuff took him down. >> he hadid it. he said he didn't have any reason to live. and he knew he was going to die today. >> reporter: she single-handedly talked him into surrendering, as teachers rushed the children out of the school. >> i give it all to god. i'm not the hero. i was terrified. >> reporter: tears of joy that no one was hurt. >> everybody's safe. everybody's safe. >> reporter: investigators are now looking into how hill got into the school to begin with. police believe he likely followed someone in through the front door. but he never made it past the main office. kristin fisher, abc news, washington. >> and you heard antoinette say she's not a hero. but came face-to-face with a potential killer and kept her cool. >> she saw a young man who needed to know that he was loved. here's more of our interview with our atlanta station. >> when he first came in, he said, this is not a joke. and he told the teacher to go let everybody know this is not a joke. he had a look on him that he was willing to kill. mat

. >> antoine tte, tough lady ther. can you imagine that situation?at. >> she was in the front office when he walked in. she said, come on, i want to have a word with you. it could have been a very bad situation. good for her. >>> 23 minutes before the top of the hour. more headlines for you. the man who could have been the 20th hijacker having a meal meltdown in court. ramsey one of those at yesterday's hearing and took that complaint to the judge he isn't getting olives and honey with his lunches at gitmo. he says that's psychological torture. he was going to hijack one of the planes for 9/11 but denied a visa four times and being treated for schizophrenia. >>> a 5-year-old boy in washington state being hailed a hero for saving his father's life. he didn't panic when his father had a stroke behind the wheel. grabbed the phone, called 911 and guided officers to the location and officers found him when he told them about a train. his dad is said to be in stable condition at a nearby hospital. >>> he continues to survive his own political scandals. tha

is anyone, like, antonio or ant-- antoine? - that's my brother. - antonio is your brother.m right here i can start to pick up from your energy. so to me there was a lot of energy around the name antonio. so they're trying to help him. he's at a crossroads in his life right now. and i feel like they're trying to pick him up. and i have another grandmother coming through telling me that. and you try to fix everybody. well, you can't fix everybody. it's not your job. look at me, getting all attitude with her. you know. - does that sound right? - yes, i have a-- - stand up, stand up. you have to come here. - my brother is challenged. so it's always been-- since i'm the oldest and the oldest grandchild-- to kinda like be the one that keeps everyone together and to try to get everybody focused, so. - yeah. yeah well, you're doing a great job and just know that sometimes you can step back, that this is what antonio and everybody is supposed to go through in this life for their soul's growth. he is an amazing amazing kid. i just say kid because he's so kid-like, you know. but they