>> bland found dead days later in her jail cell, her death ruled a suicide. what her family is telling us tonight. >>> the new battle over abortion. the controversial new bill that would ban the procedure as early as six weeks before many women know they are pregnant. it's a fight that could be headed for the supreme court. >>> the major ride share strike that could wreak havoc with your morning commute. uber and lyft drivers set to walk off the job during the morning rush in several major cities from coast-to-coast. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone, joining us from the west. sheriff's officials in highlands ranch say they have two suspects in custody. early reports that they were taken down in a struggle with would-be victims. >> i don't know how we thank them. i think this could have been a whole lot worse if it hadn't been for these brave students who acted immediately. >> authorities say the gunfire last for the record minutes. shots were still being fired as deputies entered the school. some students ev

, former attorney for bland's family. know it's disturbing. thank you so much for joining us, both of you, and sharon, especially to you. i know it's disturbing to watch that, but we want to discuss it, and we want to see it from her perspective. this is a new video. my question to you is why do you think it took four years for this critical piece of evidence to come out? >> i think that there is this general swath of understanding that police, law enforcement are sworn to serve and protect, and sometimes that's viewed as by any means necessary. and so i think that what is happening is the reason that we continue to hear the call for greater accountability is because there are instances -- in sandra's instance, in particular, where she's literally speaking for herself even beyond her grave through the ability for her to have ownership over her space and agency over her body by recording on her phone. and so i think that what we are seeing is that even those who are being impacted by situations where there's excessive use

>> joining me now, sharon cooper, sandra bland's senator. bland's family. i know it's disturbing. thank you for joining us, both of you. we want to see it from her perspective. this is the new video. my question to you is, why do you think it took four years do this critical piece of evidence to come out? >> i think that there is this general swath of understanding that police, law enforcement are sworn to serve and protect, and sometimes that's viewed as by any means necessary, so i think what is happening is there -- the reason that we continue to hear the call for greater accountability is because there are instances in sandra's instance in particular where she's literally speaking for herself, even beyond her grave, through the ability for her to have ownership over her space and agency over her body by recording on her phone, so i think what we are seeing is even those being impacted by situations where there is excessive use of force, there is indelible proof that these things are happening so there is an effort to conceal such things

bland's sister says the black of transparency about bland's video speaks to a larger problem. >> theresuch things and i hope to not reveal some of the bad behavior that continues to go on by some law enforcement officials with regard to engaging with citizens, especially those citizens of color. >> reporter: now, while no one was convicted of a crime in sandra bland's arrest for in her death, her family did reach a settlement, a $1.9 million settlement in a wrongful death wall suit with waller county in texas in 2016. but still, alisyn, when you look at this it brings up a lot of questions for people even though texas was saying that this was already out there, a lot of people are saying why are we widely seeing it four years later. >> it is so shocking and so disturbing to see that video and how the officer was handling this traffic stop. stephanie, thank you very much for the update on this. >>> there are new details on a deadly school shooting just miles away from columbine in colorado. "new day" continues right now. dy love for mother's day this year? for you to get engaged to rach

sandra bland reporting on her phone as a police officer becomes incensed and threatens her with a stun gun. >> get out of thcar. i will write you up. laet up! >> bnd found dead days later in her jail cell, her death ruled a suicide. what her family is telling us tonight. >>> the new battle over abortion. the controversial new bill that would ban the procedure as early as six weeks before many womenw they are pregnant. it's a fight that could be headed for the supreme court. > the major ride share strike that could wreak havoc with teyour morning commu uber and lyft set to walk off the job iuring the morning rushseveral major cities from s oast-to-coast. >> thi "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. the news breaking tonight from suburban before denver where officials say at least seven people, most believed to be juveniles, have been injured at a shooting at a middle school. the situatn still unfolding right now, but sheriffs officials at highland ranch say they have two suspects in custody. early reports that they were taken down in a struggle with would-betim

this this led to sandra bland's arrest. days later she was found dead in a jail cell.s video never before seen by the public sheds new light on her encounter with a trooper. here is mireya villarreal. >> get out of the car now! >> reporter: this is how sandra bland saw the 2015 escalating traffic stop. >> and you just open my car door. >> reporter: recorded on her own cell phone, the new video obtained by the investigative network synced with the sound from trooper brian encinia's previously released dashcam provides better context to the encounter. >> you are going to drag me out of my own car. >> get out of the car! >> and then you're going to... >> get out! now! >> wow. wow. >> get out of the car! >> for failure to signal. you're doing all of this for failure to signal? >> get over there! >> reporter: it was the first time bland's sisters saw the 39- second recorder. >> this not only shows that he lied, but that he really had no business even stopping her. >> reporter: three days after being arrested, sandra bland was found hanging in her jail cell. >> no justice, n

and april tenth twenty fifteen chicago native sandra bland responded to comments left on her you tube page sandy speaks accusing her of being a racist against white people because she was discussing police brutality here's her response. said he speaks does not promote racism sandy speaks does not promote going out there killing all white people. i don't know if you those of you who feel that i'm a racist didn't see a couple weeks ago me walking around. fox valley mall holding a sign that i spent my money all took time out to make that says it all white people are not against us because i don't surely feel that way but for those of you who cannot accept and acknowledge the white privilege that you were born into no fault of your own but just accept it and know that yes black people are going to be mayor when we see things like gentle like our brothers being gunned down all murdered for those of you who can say oh well why was he running he why was he breaking the law lets just live the script and if that was your goal and he ran do you think he would have got shot eight times in a back

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joining me now is sandra bland's sister and an attorney for the bland family. to see this video for the first time this week three years after the death of your sister? >> it is -- it validates what our family has long felt and just confirms that sandra should have never been detained, she should have never been taken into police custody and it validates what we felt as a family is that brian encinia's inability to deescalate the situation ended in a fatality based on his actions. >> what did you see in their interaction? >> i think what we see and what i think is so powerful is the stop from sandra's perspective. so much of this case at the outset was shrouded in what people thought transpired in the car because of the low quality of the dash cam footage. so what we see is what she experienced from her personal point of view because of her decision rightfully so, to record on her mobile device. >> i think that's such a good point. this is the video from her perspective, from the perspective of the individuals sitting in the car face-to-face with the police off

. >>> four years after she committed suicide in a texas jail secell, sandra bland continues to sparkr the first time, we're getting to see her cell phone video of a confrontation with a police officer that led to her arrest. mireya villarreal reports. >> get out of the car. >> reporter: this is how sandra bland saw the traffic stop. recorded on her own cell phone. the new video obtained by the investigative network, synced with the sound of the previously released dash cam, gives context to the encounter. >> get out of the car. i will light you up. >> wow. >> get out of the car. >> failure to signal. you're doing all of this for failure to signal. >> reporter: it was the first time that bland's sisters saw the 39-second recording. >> this not only shows that he lied, but that he really had no business even stopping her. >> reporter: three days after being arrested, sandra bland was found hanging in her jail cell. >> no justice, no freedom. >> reporter: activists pushed for greater law enforcement accountability and focus on excessive use of force cases around the country. >> i have a

bland's family is calling for a new investigation. bland's case helped fuel the conversation about how minorities are treated by police. >>> coming up on the "morning news," the rise in pregnancy-related deaths among women who are minorities. >>> and changing stories. new details in the case of a missing texas girl. this is the "cbs morning news." missing texas girl. this is the "cbs morning news." don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ♪ the beat goes on that was great! ifor another 150 years. the fire going ♪ to inspire confidence through style. ♪ i'm working to make connections of a different kind. ♪ i'm working for beauty that begins with nature. ♪ to treat every car like i treat mine. ♪ at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve w

i'm ben bland, in london. to reach a trade deal with chinese officials. if there's no agreement, the us will impose new tariffs on chinese goods within hours. the us has seized a north korean ship alleging violation of international sanctions, just hours after north korea launched two short—range missiles. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world: the new york times reports on the plight of the children of islamic state members, now living in camps in syria and iraq, and the difficult decisions facing foreign governments about whether or not to bring their citizens home. the south china morning post is reporting on the us—china trade dispute with a headline about china's "sincere" desire to end the trade war, but beijing will defend itself in the face of more american tariffs. and in britain the daily mail reports on radio presenter, danny baker. he's been sacked by the bbc after tweeting a photo of a chimpanzee in a suit with a caption claiming that it shows the new royal baby leaving hospi

i'm ben bland in london.o in the programme: the uk government delays publication of theresa may's revised brexit plans as speculation mounts the prime minister will soon announce her resignation. and tying the knot in taiwan, where it's now legal for same—sex couples to get married. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. glad you could join us. it's 8 o'clock in singapore, 1am in london, and 6:30 in the morning in india where prime minister narendra modi has proclaimed a ‘historic mandate‘ after being returned to power for another five years. voters gave his bjp party an overwhelming parliamentary majority. the party and its allies have 350 seats out of 543 in parliament. the result follows the world's largest ever election process as the bbc‘s south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan, reports from delhi. a warning that there are some flashing images in this piece. narendra modi, india's strongman, has retained his grip on power. back for a seco

i'm ben bland in london.o in the programme: the plight of migrant workers in japan. many are victims of abuse and exploitation. translation: after the first week, my translation: after the first week, d translation: after the first week, my body could not take it. i was getting sick. i said to the boss i don't want to work in, but he wouldn't let me go. thousands throng the streets in thailand, as the king's three day coronation continues. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 2am in moscow, where a russian aircraft with 78 passengers on board made an emergency landing at moscow's sheremetyevo international airport. a fire broke out on the sukhoi superjet just after takeoff. more than a0 people are believed to have died. the bbc‘s steve rosenberg reports. caught on camera, the final dramatic moments of flight m92. the aeroflot jet exploded in a fireball, during an emergency landing at moscow's sheremetye

i'm ben bland in london.o in the programme: how will singapore's new fake news law affect messaging services like whatsapp? we hearfrom a senior government minister. berline commemorates the anniversary of the american airlift which saved its west german inhabitants from a russian blockade. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore and 1am in london where the premier league season finished on sunday. if you haven't watched the matches already, you may want to turn away at this point. the title was manchester city's again after a 4—1win at brighton. they were pushed all the way by liverpool, who ended the season a single point behind. our sports editor dan roan reports. champions again, after a title race like no other. they had been pushed all the way, but manchester city's domination of the english game continues, after a dramatic last day of an unforgettable season. earlier on, the league leaders had arrived at brighton knowing a

. >>> this cell phone video shows the arrest of sandra bland. three days later she was dead. >>> a storm stretching from south texas to kansas city -- >> all the way to the ground. another big one. >> uber and lyft drivers strike today. demanding more money and better work conditions. >>> and baby sussex makes his official debut. >> i have the two best guys in the world so i'm really happy. >>> and all that matters -- and that was so cheeky! >> maybe one of the greatest comebacks in soccer history. >> liverpool came back with a nearly insurmountable deficit with an improbable 5-4 win. >> pulled it out of the fire. >> on "cbs this morning." >> he did it! he did it! mike fiers for the second time of his career has thrown a no-hitter. incredible! josh bagley. their battery was supercharg >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." as you wake up in the west, a student akudsed of killing a classmate and wounding eight others is due in court this morning. 18-year-old kendrick castillo died in the attack inside stem high school ranch. witnesses say he was shot

d he felt his sasy was in jeopardy when he pulled over sandra bland.he was then put in jail. she could not afford the $500 bail. a $5,000t was like bond. in gel for three days and then they said she took her own life, which are family disputes. mary hooks? >> this is unacceptable. the same was in which our people do not and have every right to didistrust the police come that same level of distrust is also for the court system. that every daoul prosecutor in any one else who put their hands on thisis case d investigated this case, they know about the cell phone video. they knew she was not a threat. they knew his life was not in danger. and they manipulated the laws and rules on his behalf in order for him to get a sweet deal and eventually get his charges dismissed. i believe he eventually signed a workr saying i would never in law-enforcement again. this is unacceptable. inasmuch as we are at a time whwhen people think we are movi, bending the arc as it relates to the police and the relationship to black communities, let us not be full. we have no rea

. >>> sandra bland was pulled over for failing to use her turn gnal in 2017. her death was ruled a suicide. this morning we're seeing cell phone video showing the traffic stop from her vantaget.poin corey smith with the story. >> this clip which aired on the dallas station wfaa was showing everything from bland's perspective, what happened during that 2015 encounter in ich she was pulled over for failing to signa a lane case. the trooper as you canee is pointing a stun gun at her as she was ordered out of the car. bland was ultimatelyound dead hanging in her cell three days after this incident. so we are getting a chance to see things from herpe pective. back to you. >> cory, thank you. >>> 4:49 now. if you'r hoping tolace your bets on the kentucky derby winner, you're out of luck. country house will not be coming to maryland for thene pre steak stakes. the horse has developed a cough and can't train. maximum security will not travel to pimlico. it's next saturday up in baltimore. >>> it's now 4:49. let's check inith the forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist ch

bland recorded video of her arrest from inside her car. now, we had only seen police dashcam video. here is all 39 seconds of bland's video. >> get out of the car, now. >> why am i being apprehended. you are trying to give me a ticket. why am i being apprehended. you opened by car door and going to drab me out of my car. >> get out of car! get out, now! >> wow, wow. for failure to signal. >> get over there. >> right, yeah. let's take this to court. let's do it. for failure to signal. for failure to signal. i'm not on the phone. i have a right to record. this is my property. sir? >> put your phone down. right now! >> the video was published monday by a dallas tv station, wfaa in partnership with a nonprofit news organization, the investigative network. three days after the arrest, bland was found hanging in a jail cell. >> death was ruled a suicide. family argued she should have never been arrested in the first place. they question why the footage had not come to light earlier. >> special prosecutors, if they had this video and had the oppo

i'm ben bland in london.o in the programme: the uk government delays publication of theresa may's revised brexit plans as speculation mounts the prime minister will soon announce her resignation. and tying the knot in taiwan, where it's now legal for same—sex couples to get married. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. glad you could join us. it's 8 o'clock in singapore, 1am in london, and 6:30 in the morning in india

radley, the fight around police reform, we've seen the tape, now the new tape, of sandra bland.l starts on monday with eric garner who was also videotaped, the videotape on oscar grant. it seems that even with videotapes it is difficult to hold law enforcement accountable. and many of us, i've spent much of my life dealing with issues. much of us are saying that there must be something done about accountability when police go over the line they're not above the law. >> right. well, i think that we can talk about both criminal and civil accountability. i think one of the problems with criminal accountability there are protections built in for police officers through negotiations with police unions. some have a police officers bill of rights that extend above and beyond regular people. then there's a matter of transparency. what we saw in the bland case and in the oscar grant case, years later the incriminating evidence came out after a lot of the important decisions had been made. we need independent investigation above and beyond police organizations themselves. and we need comp

bland. we're looking forward to helping him look at our system, identify gaps and determine strategies to those close gaps, particularly for clients who experience homelessness. we are continuing our work to improve our services, but i want to highlight the work we're doing with our city partners, community and city partners to improve services for our shared populations. a good example is in the newspaper today, the critical incident training. together we're collaborating with law enforcement to provide training. it's really helped reduce the -- i don't know how you describe it. but it's been helpful to reduce force i guess. that was in the newspaper today. and we're also moving toward having discussions about can we do more co-response, co-responding, co-location. we're definitely exploring that. for h. -- we're supporting age soft with clinicians and h.s.h., the collaboration, looking at our coordinated entry to see how our clients. so we can support our clients who go into coordinate ent

i'm ben bland, in london. the headlines: it's a boy! the prince harry and his wife, meghan, celebrate the birth of theirfirst child. the news broken by a proud father. mother and baby are doing incredibly well. it has been the most amazing experience i could ever possibly have imagined. how any woman does what they do is beyond comprehension but we are both absolutely thrilled. no name yet but the official announcement of the new royal baby appears on a ceremonial easel at buckingham palace. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. also on newsday: the pentagon says a credible threat from iran led to the us deploying an aircraft carrier to the middle east. three dogs from australia, with a very particular set of skills they can sniff out and find endangered insects. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. hello. it is at 8am in singapore and 1:00 here in london where the duchess of sussex has given birth to a boy. the baby, seventh in line to the british throne, was born at 5:26am local time, weighing

he felt his safety was in jeopardy when he pulled over sandra bland. the actress pamela anderson visited wikileaks founder julian assange at the high-security belmarsh prison in london on tuesday. assange is serving a 50-week prison sentence for skipping bail in britain and faces possible extradition to e unitited states toto face chargs relalated to the c chelsea manng leaks. pamela anderson spoke outside the prison after seeing him. >> it has been very difficult to see julian here and to make our way through the prison to get to him was quite shocking and difficult. he does not deserve to be in a super max prison. he has never committed a violent act. he is an innocent person. he has a five so much to bring -- he has sacrificed so much to bring the truth out. we deserve the truth. that is all i can say. i feel sick. i feel nauseous. amy: pamela anderson was wearing a cloak covered with references to the history of free speech in britain as well as prisons, tyranny, and the levellers. president trump has pardoned a former u.s. soldier who was found gu

i'm ben bland with bbc news. our top story: american negotiators are meeting their chinese counterparts, in a last ditch attempt to reach a trade deal. if no agreement is reached, the us will impose new tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. the united states has seized a north korean cargo ship, which it says was violating international sanctions. earlier, north korea had launched two short—range missiles — raising tensions between washington and pyongyang. and this story is trending on bbc.com. chelsea and arsenal have continued england's domination of european football this season, with both london clubs making the europa league final. chelsea beat eintracht frankfurt on penalties while arsenal won at valencia. liverpool and tottenham will battle it out for the champions league final. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: two years after the grenfell tower fire in west london, the government is to spend £200 million on replacing dangerous cladding on privately—owned high—r

the longer in treatment the more likely they are to be successful. >> than thank you, doctor bland. that is it to moore questions. -- that is it for my questions. we are deeply concerned about our behavior health system in san francisco. a couple things give me hope. one is that -- three things. while our system is not ideal, i think it is probably better and doing more and trying harder than any other system in california. i think i am on a daily basis impressed by the efforts made by people like anton bland and the folks through the systems and conservator office trying to do heroic things and kelly in a system that is not ideal, but people are trying so hard to make it work and going above and beyond. what gives me hope. we have a mayor and board of supervisors committed to new investments. this sheet every sept investments is high -- sheet every sent investments. in opposed the 14 new healing center beds. those are critical. some of the folk opposing the implementation opposed the 72 new substance abuse recovery beds. those are critical and give me hope. the 30 new residential t

bland referred to the hearings in the court. she would also have the ability to work with her public defender and there's a probable cause hearing that occurs at sf general. >> okay. and so -- >> during that time, the conservator's office di is not - we don't have a role in those hearings. my understanding, the treating psychiatrist presents evidence as to why an individual -- it will mirror lps and the treating psychiatrist would need to demonstrate how whoever is on the hold meets the criteria that's set out in sb-40. >> so sorry. the way we get around getting melanie to court, which is a big problem under 1045, is that the treating psychiatrist puts her on a temporary conservatorship under 1045. >> this is under sb-40. >> so to be clear, the idea is to mimic pretty much exactly how it works today under lps. someone, on th seventh 5150, thy would be eligible. within that 72-hour hold period on the 8th 5150, they would have a probable cause hearing that would make the determination as to whether to grant a 28-day conservatorshi

never publicly before seen video from sandra bland's cell phone.s out now and we'll see why it matters. first, next. what did donald trump jr. say that has him in so much trouble? ? but i was relentless first. relentless about learning the first song we ever danced to. about teaching him to put others first. about helping her raise her first child. and when i was first diagnosed, my choice was everyday verzenio. it's the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. it gives us more time without cancer progressing. verzenio is the only cdk4 & 6 inhibitor approved with hormonal therapy that can be taken every day for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. serious liver problems can occur. symptoms include tiredness, appetite loss, stomach pain, and bleeding or bruising. bloo

here is bland's video, all 39 seconds. >> get out of the car, now. >> why am i being apprehended.you are trying to give me a ticket. >> get out of the car. >> you opened my car door, so you going to drag me out of my own car. >> get out of the car! i will lock you up! get out, now! get out of the car! >> wow. all of this for failure to signal. let's take this to court. forfailure to signal. on my school. i'm not on the phone. i have a right to record. this is my property. >> put your phone down. >> sir? >> put your phone down, right now. >> the video was published monday by wfaa in partnership with a nonprofit news organization, the investigative network. three days after her arrest, she was found in a jail cell. >> her death was suicide. the question of why the new footage had not come to light earlier. >> special prosecutors, if they had this video and had the opportunity to prosecute, they should have. >> the texas department of public safety says the premise it was not produced is wrong. state trooper, initially stated he feared for his safety during that stop right there. in

st bland was found hanging in her cell three days after she was arrested for failing to signal a lane change. her death was a flashpoint in the national debatever police treatment of a can americths. newly released video shot by bland herself on her cell phone shows state -- a state trooper pointing a taser at h i and shouill light you up. >> get out of the car! get out! >> wow, wow, wow. >> get out of the car! >> for failuyo to signal. re doing all of this for a failure to signal? >> get over there! >> the trooper you see in that clip was fired. brand's family reached a $2 million settlement with authorities after her death. much more on this story and why we're just now seeing this video coming up on "nbc nightly news" at 7:00. >>> a husband's worst fears confirmed tonight.s hi wife found dead inside an suv pulled from the depth of the potomac river. t suv was towed away in the darkness la night after a two-day search for that vehicle. 72-year-old philanthropist barbara bushkin was returning from a charity event when her vehicle plunged into the river. news had's mark segraves spoke

>>newly released cellphone video bland took during a confrontation.affic stop in texas it shows for the first time. her perspective as a state trooper draws a stun gun and points it at close range while ordering her out of the car. the 28 year-old black woman from chicago was found hanging in her jail cell 3 days after being stopped for not signaling a lane change her death and dash cam video of the a trooper tried to pull her from the car became flashpoint the debate over the treatment of black people by police but a 39 second video bland took on her cell phone during the arrest had not been seen publicly until now it was revealed by the investigative network. a nonprofit news organization in texas. >>george's brian kemp is the latest governor to sign into law legislation banning abortions. once a fetal heartbeat is detected that is usually around 6 weeks before many women know they're even pregnant. >>the new law provides exceptions in cases of rape incest and where the mother's health is at risk. the bill signing today is setting up a legal fight a

i spoke to sandra bland's sister sharon last night who is pushing for this case to be reopened.his video to come to light. do you have any questions? does this raise questions to you about the investigation and how the case was handled? >> you know, so many times with black people in this country that involves law enforcement we don't get the benefit of the doubt and i think every black person who saw this from the very beginning seeing the whole thing allegedly broke down over her attitude knew there were a lot of fishy things going on here and we didn't need the cell phone video to know what the cops were saying was not true. i hope for her family they can get the investigation reopened. but black don't need this investigation reopened to know what happened there. >> cell phone, social media, brought a lot of attention. we've discussed this. a lot of attention to incidents like this that we otherwise never may have seen. but this took four years to come out. how many other cases like this, do you think there could be? >> i mean, you know, this goes back to the dawn of this cou