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that is the verdict from a tulsa jury in the case of betty shelby, the white police officer on trial for manslaughter in the shooting death of an unarmed black man whose veekd stalled out. the 12-person jury, two of whom were black women deliberated for over nine hours before reaching the verdict. once it was announced, about 100 protesters gathered outside the courthouse. the demonstration remained peaceful and later dispersed. crutcher's sister expressed outrage and vowed to take action. >> i'm going to make sure that i don't rest until we get reform for this police department in tulsa, oklahoma. >> after officer shelby ran out of the courthouse through its back door. >>> a possible bird strike forced a jetblue strike to the airport to new york jfk to turn back around for an emergency landing. the airline says the bird hit an engine about 15 minutes into flight. passengers shared images after the plane landed safely at dulles. crews foamed the plane to clean up a fuel spill to prevent fire. no injuries were reported. one passenger gave thanks to the hero crew for guiding the plane

betty: the white house remains in damage control mode today, feeling allegations that president trumpd to derail the investigation into his former national security adviser michael flynn, and also amid claims he shared classified information with russia. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell told bloomberg the administration must get his policy programs that contract. sen. mcconnell: i read the washington post story and read general mcmasters response, which refutes the story -- rebuts the story. i think we can do with a little less drama from the white house on a lot of things, so that we can focus on our agenda, which , andregulation, tax reform repealing and replacing obamacare. >> first and foremost, a lot of attention right now on who the president will select to replace now former fbi director james comey. have you spoken with the president about this, and who would you recommend? sen. mcconnell:. i have i recommended merrick garland. may surprise people, but he has a deep background in criminal law, he was the prosecutor in oklahoma city bombing case. i think that would make i

between all these businesses he has and overseas businesses and his family is in the white house and -- host: ok, betty, understand those two points. we'll have the congressman respond. guest: i thank you, also, for the point -- the words you said, i want to make sure you can hear me and i hear you. that should be our motto, republicans and democrats alike in washington. so thank you for that. and, betty, with all due respect, i would take issue. i understand politics and i've been a pretty harsh critic of this president for a whole bunch of reasons that we can get into if you want. when it comes to the question of the russian hack of our election, we as americans have to work really, really hard to keep that out of the partisan food fight. what i mean by that is, look, there's not much question, the intelligence community is very clear on this, the russians made an attack on the very core of our democracy, on the thing we are most proud of as americans, we get to choose our own leaders as citizens. they attacked that and i don't ever want citizens or anyone to say, well, this is' a democratic and a re

betty yu shows us the former acting attorney general told congress she raised the red flag to the white house not once, not twice, but three times, betty. >> that's right, ken. during a three hour hearing before a senate committee sally yates testified that she alerted officials in january about michael flynn and that the russians knew he lied to vice president mike pence about his interactions with the russian diplomat. on january 24th, four days after president trump's inauguration, fbi agents interviewed flynn at the white house as part of the bureau's investigation into russian meddling in the election. two days later yates said she told the president's lawyer that flynn had been compromised. >> and the russians also knew that general flynn had misled the vice president. this was a problem because not only did we believe that the russians knew this, but that they likely had proof of this information and that created a compromised situation, a situation where the national security advisor essentially could be blackmailed by the russians. >> still the president did not fire flynn righ

earlier this week a jury acquitted a white police officer betty shelby in the shooting death of terrencetcher, an unarmed black man. it happened in tulsa last year in and counter that should have been a routine traffic matter, but went too far. here is terrence's twin sister after the verdict. >> his hands were up. terrence was not an imminent threat. terrence did not attack her. terrence did not charge at her. terrence was not the aggressor. betty shelby was the aggressor. bet thety shelby had the gun. betty shelby was following him with his hands up. betty shelby murdered my brother, and after she murdered my brother, all of the offers involved with the tulsa police department tried to cover for her. >> i was there last week to support the family, and now with this verdict in which yet another police officer was exonerated in the death of an unarmed person of color, there is again a reason to continue to demand greater transparency from local authorities. meanwhile we learned that the department of justice has launched an investigation into the police shooting death of unarmed black te

in tulsa, oklahoma, a jury on wednesday found white police officer betty shelby not guilty of manslaughter for killing unarmed african american terence crutcher after his car broke down last september. police videoeo foota shows crcrutcher wkingng slowly y away from officers with his hands in the air, then putting his hands on the side of his own car before he's surrounded by officers and fatally wounded by officer r shelby. this is terence crututcher's twn sister, tiffany crutcher, speaking after the "not guilty" verdict. >> i am going to make sure that i do not rest until we get reform for this police department in tulsa, oklahoma, and we change the culture of this corrupt police department. now we got to go home. we h have to g go home and hug n his four kids and love on them and explain to them a system that is perpetuated so much injustice -- a justice s system thatat has perpetuated so much injustice. and i promise you, i will not rest until we bring that change. amy: in texas, a leaked police body cam video from 2016 shows a white police officer in a dallas suburb using his taser to

last year, a commemorative coin betty was awarded by former president barack obama was stolen in a violent robbery... but it was later replaced by the whiteouse -- accompanied by a personal letter from the former president. betty says this honorary doctor of arts and letters degree... nats- crowd cheers. ranks right up there with that coin. elizabeth hillman/president- "given at mills college in the state of california, on the 13th day of may in the year of 2017."betty reid soskin/honoree - "to have lived into an age, to be affirmed in this way, by mills college -- you have no idea what that means." so gracious -- so eloquent... a shinning example for the young people here with a lifetime ahead...nats- confetti and, big shoes to fill. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) still ahead... an update on madison bumgarner's injury after he fell off a dirt bike. we'll explain when the giants can expect their ace back. live look outside... richmond bridge for the weekned... it's free admission for the san francisco zoo for moms. come out and check out some animals with your mom. it's all happening at the san francisco zoo all da

betty: tumbling strikes, spiking volatility. treasuries spiking the most since july. markets unsettled now by the drama in washington. yvonne: no secrets were handed over in the white house, a special prosecutor is to lead the investigation. betty: tencent's investment in gaming is paying off. there are risks in china, but state-backed companies can offer some security. we have the world covered here on daybreak asia. mountain view,m california later in the show at the google io conference. betty: and we have the latest market reaction on the market movements in washington. this is daybreak asia live from u.s. and asian headquarters. i am betty lou here in new york where it is just after 7:00 p.m. yvonne: it is just after 7:00 a.m. here in hong kong, i am yvonne man. hour seems wery are getting another headline. in the last 60 minutes we learned at the doj is bowing to political pressure and appointing a special prosecutor for the russian investigation. betty: someone very well-respected, robert mueller, the former fbi director. this might perhaps bring a sense of calm or push the positive button in terms of all this , did donald trump try to influence the fbi, pol

last september, in a brief encounter on a street in tulsa, a white police officer, betty shelby, shotnarmed black man, terence crutcher. most of what happened was caught on police cameras. officer shelby, while awaiting trial for manslaughter, told us terence crutcher wouldn't obey her instructions to stop when she confronted him walking in the road. he put his hands up, but to shelby, crutcher seemed disoriented and possibly on p.c.p. he had abandoned his s.u.v. in the middle of the street, and now seemed intent on getting back to it, where, shelby told us, he began to reach inside, perhaps for a weapon. >> betty shelby: if i wait to find out if he had a gun or not, i could very well be dead. there's something that we always say: "i'd rather be tried by twelve than carried by six." >> whitaker: this past week, a tulsa jury of 12-- after deliberating for nine hours-- found officer shelby not guilty of manslaughter in terence crutcher's death. i'm bill whitaker. stick around. we'll be back in a moment with another new edition of "60 minutes." let's think about what goes in here, renee.

market open, including in seoul, where netmarble, the gaming company, will be debuti ♪ betty: president trump breaks the whitee planned to fire the guy director all along. yvonne: the bank of england governor is taking it for granted that brexit will be smooth, but investors are not so sure. betty: and game maker net marble starting trade today. this is $2 billion in korea's biggest ipo in seven years. the stock is trading now, look at it a little later. like an asian headquarters -- betty: we are live -- yvonne: we are live at our headquarters in hong kong, i'm yvonne man. betty: and i'm betty liu. we are looking at some of the data coming out in the u.s., and it is giving you a softer read in asia. atnne: we are still looking some direction here at the start of the session. we mentioned retail sales and inflation out of the u.s. to be crucial in how they consumer is rebounding and reflation -- inflation will be rebounding as well. net marble shares are still trickling through here. let's look in with heidi first. haidi> ? >> it feels like this directionless trade has some volatility, and what we had overnig

obama invited her to come to the white house to flip the switch on the white house christmas tree among the many honors for bettyan -- betty soskin. >>> winning the contest, and the attendee of the elementary school in clovis, and she has improved over the years and her third go round in the spelling bee. she is looking forward to the spelling bee near dc later this year. >>> a new miss usa crown last night in las vegas. >> miss usa 2017 is district of columbia. >> caramel cola -- kera macola kera mcculla causing a firestorm on social media saying that she was not a feminist and that people should have a job to have healthcare. >>> replacement rumors at the white house and the report that sean spicer may soon be out. a native of san francisco could be taking his place. >>> another arson investigation into the east bay and the report of a car fired one hour after the suspect was arrested on suspicion of setting several other fires. >>> traffic off to a decent start this morning in the san francisco. here's a live look at the bay bridge with traffic flowing pretty well on the way to treasure island.>>> a cool star

betty: tumbling strikes, spiking volatility. treasuries spiking the most since july. markets unsettled now by the drama in washington. yvonne: no secrets were handed over in the white, a special prosecutor is to lead the investigation. betty: tencent's investment in gaming is paying off. there are risks in

so you have the white house, who will be more powerful? betty: like a little flag.ultimately gets resolved over the broader term, my instincts tell me trump likes to build. he wants to spend. it would be inherently inflationary and so forth. it will not be easy because even without that quote, he has to spend more than he spends in strongs and negotiate a group of fiscal hawks. yvonne: and in asia, we are watching a possible relief and commodities that we saw on friday. the bleeding has been stopped for now, but a large part of the debate has been the agenda to find demand, or if there is a question on the inflation trend moving forward. i want to talk with a chart that speaks of this. you look at the index go, it gdp goes ashere the well. you look at trade numbers out of china later on this morning, if it is the latter, are we in for more weakness ahead? is this a debt cap balance? question,hat is a key something i have been focused on. the rebalance story is getting more and more nuanced, and what we have been seeing last few weeks here is the euro is the reflatio

last year, a commemorative coin betty was awarded by former president barack obama was stolen in a violent robbery... but it was later replaced by the whiteouse -- accompanied by a personal letter from the former president. betty says this honorary doctor of arts and letters degree... nats- crowd cheers. ranks right up there with that coin. elizabeth hillman/president- "given at mills college in the state of california, on the 13th day of may in the year of 2017."betty reid soskin/honoree - "to have lived into an age, to be affirmed in this way, by mills college -- you have no idea what that means." so gracious -- so eloquent... a shinning example for the young people here with a lifetime ahead...nats- confetti and, big shoes to fill. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: the winds whipped around the bay area today especially near the coast. it continues to howl at the beaches where you might even see some blowing sand along the great highway. highs today were running about 5 to 12 degrees below normal. skies right now are mostly clear

last year, a commemorative coin betty was awarded by former president barack obama was stolen in a violent robbery... but it was later replaced by the whitehouse -- accompanied by a personal letter from the former president. betty says this honorary doctor of arts and letters degree... nats- crowd cheers. ranks right up there with that coin. elizabeth hillman/president- "given at mills college in the state of california, on the 13th day of may in the year of 2017."betty reid soskin/honoree - "to have lived into an age, to be affirmed in this way, by mills college -- you have no idea what that means." so gracious -- so eloquent... a shinning example for the young people here with a lifetime ahead...nats- confetti and, big shoes to fill. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jr) turning to weather now, you're looking live at the golden gate bridge right now... as the sun is setting this saturday meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: the winds whipped around the bay area today especially near the coast. it continues to howl at the beaches where you might even see some blowing sand along the great highway. h

. >>> a jury in oklahoma acquitted a white police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed blackman. a lawyer for betty jo shelby was elated. terence crutcher's family was outraged and said she got away with murder. >> reporte oklahoma, found officer betty jo shelby not guilty per the shooting death of 40-year-old terence crutcher last september. shelby shot crutcher on a city street after his suv stalled. she told police she thought he was reaching for a gun when she fired the fatal shots. the father of four was unarm and no gun was found in the vehicle. crutcher was never a threat. he was walking away from her with his hands up. >> terrance was not an imminent talent. terrance did not charge at her. terrance was not the aggressive. betty shelby killed my brother. >> reporter: she took her own defense. she told "60 minutes" she sprayed she would not have to use legal force. >> i'm me harm. i kept thinking, please don't do this, please don't make this happen. >> reporter: a small group of protesters outside the courthouse said they were upset with the verdict. >> i'm flabbergasted. i'm speechless, man.

. >> white police officer in oklahoma who shot and killed an unarmed blackman is unacquitted. betty joe shelby said she fired out of fear. you might remember this case. crusher had his hands held up over his head when he was killed last september. his family bursting into tears in a courtroom when the verdict was read. she said she fired because crutcher didn't obey her commands. she was charged with manslaughter but again not guilty in that. his family called the verdict a disappointment and called the police department corrupt. >>> it's 4:33. it happened in a busy section of arlington and now police are looking for witnesses to a police-involved shooting that left a suspect in grave condition. this all started during rush hour last night with a traffic stop on the glebe road ramp of 395. a pickup truck. investigators say the driver took off hitting a police officer in the process. that's when officers started shooting at the suspect shattering the front windows of the car. the suspect was hit. two officers were also hurt. one was taken to theserious inj expected to be okay. that s

. >>> well, a jury in oklahoma acquitted a white police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. a lawyer for betty jo shelby says she is elated. terence crutcher's family was outraged by the verdict and says she got away with murder. don champion has our report. >> reporter: a jury in tulsa, oklahoma, found tulsa police officer betty jo shelby not guilty of first-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 40-year-old terence crutcher last september. shelby shot crutcher on a city street after his suv stalled. she told police she thought he was reaching for a gun when she fired the fatal shots. the father of four was not armed and no gun was found in his vehicle. the prosecutor said crutcher was never a threat to shelby. he was walking away from her with his hands up when she shot him. >> terence was not an imminent threat. terence did not attack her. terence did not charge at her. terence was not the aggressor. betty shelby murdered my brother. >> reporter: betty jo shelby took the witness stand in her own defense. she thought he was on pcp and thought he would kill her. she told "60 minutes" sh

the white police officer in oklahoma who shot and killed a black unarmed man is being acquitted of manslaughter. bettyo shelby left the courtroom almost running. she said she fired on him out of fear. his family bursting into tears in the courtroom when that verdict was read. >> don't shoot. hands up, don't shoot. >> reporter: and then this was the scene in the evening. a number of protests happening right outside. it was a peaceful evening though. people marching and comforting one another. the shooting happened last september. crutcher had his hands held up over his head, but officer shelby said that she fired because he didn't obey her commands and appeared to reach inside his suv. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >> erika, thank you. >>> it's 5:48 right now. water gushing out of a 30 inch water main on macarthur boulevard. >> this morning part of macarthur boulevard which a lot of commuters use is closed. megan mcgrath is live. any progress, megan? >> reporter: not a lot of progress. it's kind of slow and painstaking work. actually, a little lull in the activity right now as the crews are t

betty: the st. louis fed manager seeking calm, saying the balance sheet reduction will be slow. yvonne: more policy advice for the whitetech mahindra say changes are hurting the industry. betty: india and china start trade talks in europe, suggesting asia is the coming more important as the u.s. pulls back. yvonne: this is the second hour i am yvonne asia," man. betty: i am betty liu. just about 10 minutes ago we had the big beat on japan retail sales. are indeedn japan spending. the not see much reaction in the currency markets. let's see how the equity markets are reacting to these numbers. we continue to see household consumption 14 straight months in negative territory, despite the fact we see a tight labor market. the job toin saw applicant ratio tick higher. kind ofslating to any wage growth, as well as inflation. we ask this question to a guest in the next segment. let's take a look after the market opens in seoul, tokyo, and sydney. ready slow going. >> a slow start this tuesday. look at the nikkei 225 fighting for a third day. we have the latest batch of data out from japan. household spending mired in a slump

in the streets of tulsa, oklahoma, overnight after a white police officer was acquitted in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. officer bettyd she shot terence crutcher because she thought he had a weapon. video, though, showed he had his hands aboves he head before shelby shot him. >> his hands for up. he was not an imminent threat. he did not attack her. he did not charge at her. he was not the aggressor. >> shelby was the aggressor. betty shelby had the gun. shelby was following him with his hands up. alison: tulsa's mayor says he accepts the jury's verdict but added more work needs to be done to address racial disparities. larry: new information after the tunnel collapse at america's largest waste site last week. the energy second was calling for attention but far from the first problem which the safety advocates battling against for decades. joce sterman is live to talk about the serious issues she uncovered that put the workers at risk. >> that is right. the workers we talk to are sidelined with the serious health problems after breathing in the chemicals. we know that clean-up could take another 30 years and cold tax

tulsa in the manslaughter trial of a white police officer charged in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. prosecutors say officer betty jo shelby shot terence crutcher while he was obeying commands to raise his hands. shelby says she thought he was reaching for a weapon and race had nothing to do with it. >>> a hiker that vanished in the mountains of montana has been found safe and sound. she was rescued and reunited with her family after a harrowing ordeal that lasted nearly seven days. abc's mara schiavocampo has more. >> reporter: a remarkable air rescue. a hiker in montana finally found after disappearing for almost a week. >> i can't believe that we were able to get out. >> reporter: 23-year-old madeline connelly was visiting relatives in montana when she decided to head out for a hike with her dog mogie in great bear wilderness near glacier national park, but the experienced hiker and nature enthusiast took a wrong turn. >> like the first night i realized that i was not in the right place, but i thought if i kept going, i would be on the same loop of a trail and i would just get out. >> reporter: when connelly d

betty: before i ask you this question, let me show a few bloomberg terminal charts that illustrate this debt burden australia has. what is interesting here, if you look on this chart, is on the whitee, it does show that australia's government bond pile is growing among the aaa's and much higher than others like canada or germany or switzerland , represented by the yellow line. let us go to the next chart, which is exactly what you are saying a few moments ago. as a percentage of gdp, again, represented by the white line, australia is in a much better position than its peers like canada or germany. canada has a higher debt percentage of gdp than australia does. situation,iven that are we still going to be debating this aaa rating? is it or is it not going to get cut? does this budget go a long way in saying let us close that conversation? william: i love that chart. the starting point is relevant. betty: the second chart? william: the debt to gdp chart. it is important to keep in mind how strong a position they started off in relative to other countries. if you go back to the for the financial crisis, they were basically under 10% debt to gdp were and fiscal surpluses consistent ov

white house. breaking overnight. protests in tulsa oklahoma after a police office ear quitted in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man. protesters marched held hand and shouted hand up, don't shoot. officer betty shelby says she was afraid for her own life when crutcher's family says the officer got away with murder. >> definitely -- this is definitely a tough pill to swallow. >> i don't know what was in the mind of that jury, how they would come to that conclusion. you did your job, but i'm wondering what were you thinking about. >> we should mention there were also some signs, supporting shelby after the verdict. >> the transjend u.s. soldier convicted in one of the biggest information leaks in u.s. history now free. the army says private chal see manning on unpaid offduty status that will allow her to live anywhere she wants and wear civilian clothing. manning had been serving 35-year sentence in kansas military prison. president obama granted her clemen see before leaving office. >> for the first time american women in their early 30s are having more babies than younger moms. health experts say the shift is due to more women waiting longer to have children. and they say that's scum bind wi

(pam) a jury has acquitted a white oklahoma police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. . tulsa officer bettyjo shelby has been found not guilty of first- degree manslaughter. terence crutcher was shot and killed in september... it was captured on camera. shelby testified that she fired out of fear .. because she said, crutcher did not obey her commands.. and she thought he was reaching for something in his s-u-v. but crutchers family says... officer shelby got away with murder. crutcher's sister: "i'm going to make sure that i don't rest until we get reform for this police department in tulsa, oklahoma and we change the culture of this corrupt police department."> prosecutors argued that shelby overreacted... and pointed out that crutcher... had his hands in the air. (steve) coming up -- a man savagely attacked a popular park... the group used broken bottles and a golf club - tonight they are on the loose. (pam) then --video showing just how fast a day a california river turned tragic. tonight -- what you need to know if you find yourself stuck in a fast moving stream. (steve) and next:all w

downtown tulsa on wednesday night after a jury acquitted a white police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. po officer bettyhelby was ged with first-degree manslaughter in the 2016 shooting death of terence crutcher. she was found not guilty. that began with the report of a stalled vehicle and ended with shelby firing her weapon. she says out of fear because crutcher didn't obey her commands. his father says he believes the officer, quote, got away with murder and that the family was visibly shaken as they left the courtroom. an autopsy found pcp in his system and in his vehicle as well. >>> david clarke, long-time trump supporter says he's accepted a senior position at the department of homeland security. speaking on a milwaukee radio show, sheriff clarke said he would be appointed assistant secretary for the office of partnership and engagement as liaison with state, local and tribal law enforcement agencies. the white house has declined to comment and dhs official says no such announcement has been formally made. clarke has turned head with a range of policing. grand jury has recommended charges against

. >> late last night a white officer was found not guilty of manslaughter for killing an unarmed black man. >> people came together and protested after betty joe shelby was acquitted. she shot terrence crutcher on he had his hands up, but she said that he wasn't responded to commands and appeared to reach for something in his suv. crutcher's sister said something wrong with the system. >> we have to go home and hug on his four kids and love on them and explain to them a system that's perpetuated so much injustice, a justice system that's perpetuated so much injustice. >> take a look at this video. that is shelby practically running out of the courtroom last night. the protests were peaceful there. shelby's lawyer said that she is "elated and very proud of her jury." >>> a man who pleaded guilty to strangling his dogs is going to jail. he choked his pit bulls in wheaton. both dogs did survive. here you can see county police saving them. here's what their lives are like today. chance and mia are with two brand new families. we're told they have play dates with each other pretty often. >>> here's something that might make you feel good about

betty shelby faced first degree manslaughter for the shooting of terence crutcher. he had his arms in the air before being shot. shelby, who is white, testified that he acted bizarrely and she feared for her life. >> jurors deliberated for no ed hours before reaching a verdict. the family had a hard time accepting it. >> i have four grandchildren at home now that have lost their daddy. i said i would accept whatever the verdict was. i'm going to do that. let it be known that i believe in my heart that betty shelby got away with murder. >> following the verdict, dozens of people protested outside the courthouse blocking the road. chanting no justice, no peace. the police say protests remained peaceful. >>> president trump said he would rip up the iran deal, but now the state department taking steps to keep the u.s. involved. we are live in tehran with how this is playing the day before a critical presidential election in iran. sometimes you just know when you hit a home run. that's how i feel about blue-emu pain relief spray. odorless and fast-acting. it soothes all my muscle aches and pains. and it's convenient for those hard to re

betty: tax reform is something you have spoken out about. we have the outline of the plan from the white about china, some of the chinese copies have spoken out and said it is going to mean that chinese companies move to the u.s., reduce oxford -- exports out of china, heard emerging markets. what are you saying to that? we are a highly taxed company. our expected tax rate is expected to be 35%. it puts us at a disadvantage with our foreign competitors. to talk about a lower tax rate, 15% or so, and to also give a territorial provision where we could give earnings back, it would make the u.s. competitive, and it would allow u.s. companies, instead of looking in the directions, to really focus on the u.s.. we think it is a positive development, but still much to be done. as the ceo of us here miss company with a global reach -- when you see a tax rate -- there could be the possibility how do yourm -- prepare ups for that? what could that mean specifically for the company? david: it would give us equal playing field with competitors that operate outside the u.s., and then it opens up oppor

sierra's mother and father. ( mark ) a jury has acquitted a white oklahoma police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. tulsa officer bettylty yesterday of first-degree manslaughter. terence crutcher was shot and killed in september and it was all captured on camera. shelby testified that she fired out of fear because she said crutcher did not obey her commands and thought he was reaching for something in his s-u-v. prosecutors argued that shelby overreacted and pointed out that crutcher had his hands in the air. crutcher's family is outraged over the verdict. ( mark ) last night there were some protests in downtown tulsa over the verdict. ( darya ) happening now... police in oakland are looking for a man who tried to rob a business at gunpoint. the attempted robbery happened last month but police just released these surveillance pict

white police officer not guilty in the shooting death of a black man. protestors took to the streets of tulsa last night questioning why betty shelby was acquitted in ther-old terrence crutcher. shelby shot him last september after his car stalled on a city street. the officer says she believes crutcher was on pcp and posed a threat. many locals are divided about the message it sends. >> we had a cross-section of our community. we had blacks on this jury. we had whites on this jury. >> i just feel terrified. what do we teach our kids is the next question? >> jurors deliberated for nine hours after a week-long trial. officer shelby is on unpaid leave. >>> two people are dead after a fiery plane crash just west of mexico city. the private plane went down just a few hundred yards outside the airport after taking off yesterday afternoon. the pilot and copilot were the only people on board. >>> a hawk is bringing construction to a halt. the protected bird is delaying much-needed repairs to some interstate 80 overpasses. work was supposed to start this week on the midway and meridien bridges which cross interstate 80 east of vacaville. but plans changed when

(grant) a jury has acquitted a white oklahoma police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. . tulsa officer betty been found not guilty of first-degree manslaughter. terence crutcher was shot and killed in september...it was captured on camera. shelby testified that she fired out of fear because she said crutcher did not obey her commands and thought he was reaching for something in his s-u-v. prosecutors argued that shelby overreacted and pointed out that crutcher had his hands in the air. (vicki) still ahead... starbucks is creating a big splash with coffee lovers. how they plan to make your morning cup of joe more enjoyable. (grant) but first, what sparked this massive brawl at a high school graduation - even before the ceremony started. (vicki) on wallstreet... solid gains among phone companies and some retailers helped nudge u.s. stocks higher today, a day after the stock market had its biggest drop in eight months. the dow adding 56 points. the nasdaq gained 44 points. and the s&p rose 9. gúw (grant) a high school graduation ceremony turns into an all out brawl. you can see the video showin

white oklahoma police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. and protests broke out overnight in response to the verdict. tulsa officer bettyo shelby was found not guilty yesterday of first-degree manslaughter. terence crutcher was shot and killed in september and it was all captured on camera. shelby testified that she fired out of fear because she said crutcher did not obey her commands and thought he was reaching for something in his s-u-v. prosecutors argued that shelby overreacted and pointed out that crutcher had his hands in the air. crutcher's family is outraged over the verdict. (darya) last night there were some protests in downtown tulsa over the verdict. ( mark ) the mother of a missing 5-year-old southern california boy is pleading for his safe return. the mother of aramazd andressian junior reported him missing on april 22

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white police officer was found not guilty of first- degree manslaughter in the shooting death of the unarmed african-american man. protesters gathered outside the courthouse and briefly blocked the main street. police officer bettyby said she shot terence crutcher out of fear because she said that he did not obey her commands and appeared to be reaching inside his car. prosecutors told the jury that shelby overreacted and that crutcher had his hands in the air >> being pulled over is like being caught by a gang member these days. you don't know whether you will make it home or be killed. >> i am proud of the jury that they made a decision based upon what they saw, they applied the law to the evidence and we have to live with that judgment. >> the attorneys for officer shelby said that crutcher refused her commands to lie down on the ground during two minutes before the police cameras recorded the fatal shooting. >>> the city college of san francisco will discuss arming the campus police and the governing council has a meeting at 3:30 pm today and on the agenda is the presentation from the school police chief, opposing to give the officers guns, tasers and body cameras. there would be a review commission also est