him. >> as you pointed out, botham jean lived 26 years.nly not bes to not accused of a c crime, but to completely avoid police encounters. his mom will describe to you that he was deathly afraid of american police and the idea of a police encounter, so he kept his registration up to date, kept his car mechanics of the day because he feared some sort of traffic stop would lead him into it and unwanted encounter with what has an international reputation of a very deadly police force. he went 26 here's without being accused of any crime whatsoever, avoiding contact with law enforcement whatsoever. it took him being killed by dallas police officer rim to become a criminal. does for him to become a criminal. the police sought a warrant to enter his home. to specifically look for evidence of a crime, to look for drug paraphernalalia. that is what the war all four. following his murder, and t thee was no raid of her home, there were no warrants issued for any of her property, no warrant issued for her car or for her locker at the police departmen

>> botham jean. >> what do we want? >> justice! amy: police officer amber guyger has been entrusted with manslaughter after she entered botham jean's apartment less than two weeks ago and opened fire, killing him. police claim she believed it to be her apartment. we will go to d dallas to speak with his family's lawywyer lee merritt.t. all ofof that and more, coming . welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in an explosive interview with "the washington post," california professor dr. christine blasey ford has accused supreme court nonominee brett kavanaugh of attempted rape while the two were in high school. she told "the post" kavanaugh and his friend pushed her into a bedroom during a party, and that kavanaugh then forcibly pinned her down on a bed and tried to pull off her clothes. she says she tried to scream, but that kavanaugh put his hand over her mouth to silence her. she told "the washington post" -- "i thought he might inadvertently kill me." dr. christine ford is a profess

o'shae terry and botham jean. demonstrators marched outside at&t stadium home of the dallas cowboys football team to demand justice. friends and family of the two men are also demanding answers. botham jean was shot earlier this month in his own apartment by a police officer who claims she entered by mistake, thinking it was her apartment. >>> cnn's ryan young has more for us from dallas. >> reporter: unit 1478 was botham jean's apartment. it's where the 26-year-old's young life was cut short when he was shot by a police officer in his living room. a small memorial, flowers and a photo with his mother adorn his front door. >> at 26 years old, he had done so much. >> reporter: with permission from the family, we are getting a look inside botham's apartment. it's a typical single man's apartment, except for the bullet hole in the wall indicated by an evidence maerkirking more than 6 feet high. there is a pool of blood on the floor which we will not show you. laundry piled on the couch and his half eaten bowel of cer

after she gave verbal commands that were ignored, she fired her gun twice and killed botham. >> to hearhat, you know, his neor was open, he would never-- and have the lights off-- he would never do that. >> reporter: botham grew up in st. lucia, but the jean family says he was fully aware of the strained relationship between the black community in america and police. >> botham died in a way that he himself calculated he could never die in. >> reporter: botham's funeral is ofmorrow, but rumors of what really happened still haven't been laid to rest. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> glor: still ahead here tonight, the f.b.i. director tells norah o'donnell why he doesn't worry about the bureau's critics. osteoporosis pausal and a high risk for fracture. so with our doctors we chose prolia®. to help make our bones stronger. only prolia® helps strengthen bones by stopping cells that damage them with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva® serious allergic reactions, like low blood pressure; trouble breat

he would never do that. >> reporter: botham grew up in st. lucia, but the jean family says he was fully aware of the strained relationship between the black community in america and police. >> botham died in a way that he himself had calculated he could never die in. botham's funeral s tomorrow. but rumors of what really happened still haven't been laid to rest. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> still ahead here >>> director christopher wray is defending the fbi against an onslaught of criticism, including from the president, over its handling of the russia investigation. wray spoke exclusively with "cbs this morning's" norah o'donnell. >> why do you think there are some questions about the reputation of the fbi? >> well, i think sometimes watching the news, and certainly trolling the internet, you would think that the fbi has only had two investigations over the last three years. but i will tell you that when you get out into real america, people know differently. >> you can see norah's interview with wray, including how he deals with

>> they all love botham jean dearly.uncles, they are all flying in, but they are really looking for answers into how this happened. >> what is your understanding? this is an apartment complex. and the officer lives in the complex according to authorities. as does mr. jean, but she accidentally went to the wrong apartment. do you know if these two have interacted before? if there was familiarity with each other, given they live in the same apartment complex? >> well, she actually drove up to the fourth floor and lives on the third floor. botham lived on the fourth floor. she actually lived in the apartment directly below his. we don't have any information that said they knew each other, that they interacted with each other. the only one thing we're looking into now is there may have been some noise complaints from her apartment about his apartment. so she would be the person directly below him and things like that, but right now that's just speculation. >> so authorities say they are still looking for information. yesterd

there was a noise complaint that very day about upstairs activity in botham's apartment.phone call about noise coming from his apartment from the downstairs neighbor. >> i see. and lastly, i wanted to read part of the statement from the dallas d.a. spokesperson, it is important to maintain the integrity of the case. once all of the evidence is presented, it will go to the grand jury. no time line estimate on how that goes forward. on-going investigation. case will be thoroughly investigated. appreciate you. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >>> as the investigation grows into the former cbs chief, les moonves, one of the network's high profile stars is weighing in today on the accusations. what gayle king says about her workplace. >>> plus, refusing to leave, despite grave warnings to evacuate. many on the carolina coastline aren't moving as florence could strengthen to a category 4 storm as it makes landfall. the forecast ahead. your own backyard. get lost inn or get pumped up for your grand entrance. t-mobile lets you watch your favorite movies and shows in

botham's funeral will be held today. talked with his family in an exclusive interview. >> i am still in denial. i cannot believe that my boy is not here. >> reporter: all bertram and alison want to know is why police officer guyger shot and killed their son in his own apartment. >> one of the things i would like is for amber to just come clean. surrend. >> reporter: according to manslaughter arrest warrant, the she noticed the door was ajar and in the dark apartment she saw a large silhouette inside. she thought it was a burglar. after she gave verbal commands that were ignored, she fired her gun twice and killed botham. >> to hear that his door was open, he would never -- and have the lights off, he would never do that. >> botham grew up in saint lucia, but his family said he was fully aware of the strained relationship of the black community in america and the police. >> he died in a way he could have never calculated he would e. bs of wt really happened still haven't been laid to rest. omar villafranca, cbs news, dall

it took being murdered for a police officer for botham jean to suddenly become a criminal.ear the name of botham jean. >> reporter: during a moving service, we learned about his love of people, for singing, and the fact he was a high-achieving employee on a partnership track at the accounting firm pwc. >> pwc is hurting. not just in dallas but all across our country. >> he was so joyful. and we know how much he loved to sing. you know, he was the biggest extraverted accountant you'd find. >> reporter: guyger is on leave. the grand jury will determine the next course of action. reached out to officer guyger's attorney, and they have not returned our calls. for a heartbroken mother who wants answers -- >> i'm calling on the dallas officials, please, come clean, give me justice for my son because he does not deserve what he got. >> reporter: ryan young, cnn, dallas. >> we'll continue to follow that story. >>> still to come, excruciating. that's how north carolina's governor describes florence as it slogs its way south now. we'll update you on the relentless rain and the catast

here is his report. >> reporter: unit 1478 was botham jean's apartment.ld's young life was cut short when he was shot by a police officer in his living room. a small memorial with flowers and a photo of his mother adorn his front door. >> at 26 years old he had done so much. >> reporter: with permission from the family, we are getting a look inside botham's apartment. it's a typical single man's apartment except for the bullet hole in the wall indicated by an evidence marker more than six feet high and a pool of blood on floor which we will not show you. there is laundry piled on the couch and a half-eaten bowl of cereal that still had milk in it. he may have been reading one of the many books littering the apartment before being shot and killed by officer amber guyger. this is video of amber guyger pacing, upset moments after the shooting. she told investigators she shot jean after mistaking his apartment for her own. she told investigators after work she parked her car on the wrong floor, walked to the wrong apartment, and jean's door was slightly open.

a vigil for botham shem jean who attended the arkansas school.tudents remembering the 26-year-old shot and killed in his own apartment last thursday. killed by off duty dallas police officer amber guyger. >> also last night, protester s marching demanding justice for the death of jean. new details about the shooting yesterday in the guyger afternoon david. she miss -- affidavit. she mistook his apartment for her own. she saw jean's silhouette and pulled her service weapon. she yelled commands and shot him when he did not comply. of course, he was in his apartment. ed lavandera has more from dallas. >> reporter: dave and christine, the mother of the 26-year-old man who was shot and killed by a dallas police officer in his own apartment says she simply wants to know why and how all of this could have happened. there is still much confusion and very few answers as to what transpired when dallas police officer amber guyger said she mistakenly walked into botham shem jean's apartment south of downtown dallas last week and fired the shots that killed h

botham jean was laid to rest friday.ily is casting doubt on the official story. reporter ryan young has that and goes inside jean's apartment to see the scene for mims. >> reporter: unit 1478 is where the 26-year-old's young life was cut short when he was shot by a police officer in his living room. a small memorial flowers and a photo with his mother adorn his front door. >> at 26 years old he had done so much. >> reporter: with permission from the family, we are getting a look inside botham's apartment. it's a typical single man's apartment except for the bullet hole in the wall indicated by an evidence marking more than six feet high. there's also pool of blood on the floor which we will not show you. there's laundry piled on couch and botham's half eaton bowl of cereal still had mill m in it. he may have been reading one of the many books littering the apartment before he was shot and kimmed by officer amber guyger. this is video witness says of amber guyger pacing around moments after shooting. she shot jean after m

paramedics could be seen performing chest compressions on botham who later died at the hospital. on sunday guyger was arrested and charged with manslaughter, almost three days after the shooting. dallas county district attorney faith johnson. how do you tell it's not special treatment because she's an officer? >> based on our history, we are committed to making certain that everybody is treated the same. >> reporter: alison jean is a government minister in st. lucia and wants justice for her son. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers. the number-one answer that i want is what happened. >> reporter: cbs news, dallas. >>> cbs has set aside $120 million in severance for former ceo leslie moonves. but how much if any moonves gets depends on two investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct. moonves stepped down sunday following reports that six more women said they were mistreated by moonves. he denies the charges. cbs said it will release the severance money if the investigations find there was no cause for moonves to be fired. >>> coming up on "the morning news,"

demonstrators rallying in downtown dallas protesting the police shooting of botham jean. shot and killed him they are asking to be charged with murder instead of manslaughter. a white off duty officer mistakenly entered his apartment thinking it was her own. ryan young got an exclusive look inside jean's apartment. >> unit 1478 was botham jean's apartment where the 26-year-old's young life was cut short when he was shot by a police officer in his living room. a small memorial of flowers and a photo with his mother adorn his front door. >> at 26 years old, he had done so much. >> with permission from the family, we are getting a look in botham's apartment. it's a typical single man's apartment except for the bullet hole in the wall indicated by an evidence marking. there is a pool of blood on the floor which we will not show you. laundry is on the couch and his half eaten bowl of cereal that still had milk in it. he may have been reading one of the many books in the apartment before he was shot and killed. this is video of amber guyger pacing around moments after the shoot

and botham's ooh half eaten bowl of cereal still had milk in it.ding one of his apartment. she says she shot jean after mistaking his apartment for her own. and says after work, she walked to the wrong apartment and that jean's door was slightly open. she says she gave verbal commands before firing two shots. lee merit says witnesses tell a different story. >> they both heard a knock, followed by a female's voiz opening up saying let me in. sounds like somebody who wanted to be let into the apartment. she says that was shortly followed by the sound of gun shots and a man's vois saying oh, my god, why did you do that >> they're now upset by the leak of a search warrant which indicates they went in looking for drugs. officers said they did find and removal several items including a small amount of marijuana. it does not indicate who the items belong to. it's unknown if the search warrant was cuted at the officer's apartment. >> he lived his life virtually without blemish and it took being murdered by a dallas police officer for him to suddenly ebecom

the victim is botham jean who is black. says they'll not rest until they have answers about how this could happen. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers. and the number one answer that i want is, what happened? i have asked too many questions, and i've been told that there are no answers yet. >> joining me now on the phone is lee merit, one of the attorneys representing the victim's family. i'm sorry to have to talk to you again. every time i talk to you, it's a situation like this. tell me what answers the family is looking for because this seems like a tragic situation. what do you know about what happened and what do you want answers to? >> it was not only tragic. it's a bit bizarre. botham jean was sitting in the comfort of his own home thursday night. and we know that some set of circumstances, that's where the big mystery comes in, led to him being shot to death by a dallas police officer amber guyger. the family has no clue what set of facts led to that incident. we've heard the prevailing narrative that

(jrs) the funeral for botham jean is set for thursday.stine) north korea held a military parade and civilian rally on sunday celebrating the country'70th anniversary. but, unlike previous years, there were no references to nuclear missiles. the display featured many traditional elements of north korean military parades such as goose-stepping soldiers, but overwhelmingly focused on economic development and improving the lives of north koreans. however u.s. intelligence has stated that they don't believe north korean leader kim jong un intends to fully denuclearize anytime soon. (justine) also today... russian federation officials and a chinese government delegate met kim jong un and other north korean leaders. both were invited to the 70th anniversary celebrations. kim stated the friendship with china is being developed thanks to north korea leader kim jong un's historic three visits to china. he also expressed the will to cement and develop the traditional friendship generation after generation. (jrs) apple says china tariffs could make t

allison jean: victim's mom: "i could not give up because of botham. i'm right now in his death.aney reporting. (justine) still ahead tonight -- a family wants to remind drivers to drive carefully tonight. this as a student was almost hit by a car. the video -- when we come back. (j.r.) big sports night in the nfl. former raider khalil mack was in action for the bears. kim smith will show you how he did. sharing a video of a car almost hitting their 7-year- old son in the hope that it will remind people to drive carefully around school buses. it happened in a neighborhood in new hampshire. reporter jessica moran has the the home surveillance video that captures everything. david cota- robles/father: very scary, very scary, it could have been a lot worse, it would have been a lot worse if we had captured a more horrific thing on the securitydavid cota- robles reacting to this video captured on home surveillance, showing the moment a car almost struck his seven year old son.david cota- robles/father: i look at the picture and it was really close.david's wife and two sons were waiti

you couldn't see botham and not like have the biggest smile on her your face. >> reporter: his mother way to bury her son now demanding answers from that officer. >> i want her to come clean, speak the truth because i'm a christian and i will forgive her. i will forgive her, but she could never give me my son back. >> reporter: and that officer now on leave is a five-year veteran of the force. the police chief says her blood was drawn to test for drugs and alcohol, and that officer's name will not be released until charges are filed. dan, adrienne. >> such a sad story. >> yeah. >> thank you, marci. >>> well, it's been a relentless fire season in california to say the least. more than 45 miles of an interstate there closed this weekend as another one is burning out of control. >> walls of flames jumping the roadway threatening drivers. it is, as adrienne said, out of control, and will carr in redding, california, with more. will, good morning to you. >> good morning, adrienne and dan. the delta fire continuing to inflict damage along i-5. there are mandatory evacuations after the fires

the family in the botham jean case are shocked at the delay in her being arrested, even. >> and thatged with manslaughter when many of us feel it was murder. >> right. and you're seeing now in chicago, for example, laquan mcdonald, officer van dyke's trial is happening now almost four years after laquan mcdonald was killed. i think what we're seeing in all of these cases is that the legal accountability process can be a long journey for families, and that must be very frustrating. >> now, speaking of texas, there is a tight race there in the senate. listen to democratic candidate beto o'rourke during a debate with senator ted cruz. >> african-americans represent 13% of the population in this country and yet they represent one-third of those who are shot by law enforcement. we have something wrong. if we have the largest prison population on the face of the planet and it is disproportionately comprised of people of color, we have something wrong in this country. >> now, when we look at that, we're seeing a very high-profile senate race, ted cruz race, real tight. no one ever thought h

: overnight tension in dallas as demonstrators marched in the rain to protest a fatal shooting of botham jean. the 26-year-old businessman shot and killed in his own apartment by an off-duty police officer. anger reaching a new rchvel after the warrant showing several items seized including 10.4 grams of marijuana, about a third of an ounce. >> it was a warrant searching for drugs someone that a law enforcement just killed. they should never have been seeking that information. >> reporter: the mayor of dallas is outraged. >> botham jean was a great man and i am disturbed today at those who try to besmirch his reputation. shame on you. >> reporter: tonight amber guyger is out on $300,000 bond after being charged with manslaughter. in this new booking video you can see her in handcuffs wiping away tears. guyger says she entered the apartment thinking it was hers. she has not spoken publicly about the incident, leaving jean's mother with many questions. >> i want to find out whether the toxicology reports on amber has been released because she was the murderer. >> reporter: as investigators

they rallied in dallas to protest the police shooting deaths of of botham jean.volved, amber guyger be fired and charged with murder rather than manslaughter. he was shot and can killed by officer guyger who claimed she mistakingly entered his apartment thinking it was her own. and cnn has received an exclusive look here. the family is out rage behind evidence suggesting there drugged inside the apartment. >> unit 1478 was botham jean's apartment, when he was shot by a police officer in his living room, a small memorial, flowers and a photo with his mother adorn the front door. >> at 26 years old, he had done so much. >> reporter: with permission from the family we're getting a look inside his apartment. it's a tippal can single man's apartment except for the bullet hole more than six feet high and there's a pool of blood we won't show you and his half eaten bowl of cereal still had milk in it. he may have been reading one of the many books in the apartment before he was shot and ilcanned amber guyger. she tells investigators she shot jean after mistaking his apa

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she turned herself in after shooting her neighbor, 26-year-old botham jean. police don't know what led up to the shooting. many details of their interaction remain a mystery and the victim's family is demanding answers. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers. and the number one answer that i want is what happened. >> the dallas police department at the texas rangers to independently investigate this. the victim, botham jean was a well-respected community leader there in dallas who immigrated from st. lucia. >>> $120 million that's how much cbs is slated to pay les moonves, but only if they don't find evidence of sexual misconduct. he's the long time ceo of that company. he resigned after new allegations surfaced in a new yorker article. a dozen said he harassed and sexually assaulted them. forced oral sex, groping and retaliation if they resisted. then will go if e aattrue. moonves denied the accusations. in some cases saying he did have consensual sex with some of the current accusers. >>> up next, growing in size and strength. we're tracking that

. >> 30-year-old amber geiger is accused of killing 30-year-old botham jean, after she said she thought reporter: the dallas police officer who says she mistakenly shot and killed 26-year-old youth pastor botham jean. >> the texas rangers made the decision to issue an arrest warrant. >> reporter: now facing a manslaughter charge after she claims she thought jean was an intruder in her own apartment. investigators say officer amber geiger, seen here in this video, reportedly moments after the shooting, was in uniform and returning home from her shift thursday. when they say she entered the wrong apartment and fatally shot jean. >> this is a shocking scenario to everybody. >> reporter: jean's emotional family in texas from his home country of st. lucia demanding answers. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers. and the number one answer that i want is, what happened? >> reporter: officer geiger was not initially arrested after the shooting as the police chief turned the investigation over to the texas rangers. the jean family attorney says the officer is receiving special treatm

a family attorney said, the dallas police executed a search warrant for botham jean's home..lled.and said, the search was to look for drug paraphernalia, in an attempt to somehow blame jean for the fatal shooting. a small amount of marijuana was found. officer amber guyger is charged with manslaughter for shooting the 26-year-old man. she claims she entered his apartment, thinking it was her own. however, the neighbors have come forward with evidence that contradicts her version. his family is asking that guyger be terminated .. meanwhile.. dozens of demonstrators marched through the streets of dallas again today.. to protest the white officer's fatal shooting of a black man in his own apartment. (pam) now to a big story we are following tonight -- just days away from jury selection in his second trial ... former trump campaign chairman- paul manafort- makes a deal with special counsel robert mueller's team. (grant) the deals says he's agreeing to cooperate with the justice department. karin caifa reports from washington. after conviction in one trial, and ahead of the schedu

botham jean's mother says investigators are trying to smear her son's name.'s after reports surfaced indicating police found a small amount of marijuana in jean's home. now jean's mother says she wants to see the toxicology report for off- duty officer amber guyger. who has said she mistook jean's apartment for her own. and shot him when he didn't obey commands. (grant) attorneys for jean accuse investigators of trying to assassinate his character. and are demanding that guyger be fired. guyger has been arrested for manslaughter in jean's death...but is out on bond. (pam) a california man is recovering after he stopped a violent attack at a starbucks... and became a victim himself.(grant) still he says it was worth it to save a life. leah pezzetti has more on his heroic actions. you can count the stitches.blaine hodge/starbucks hero: "i've got like 20 s

sunday night in the fatal shooting of her neighbor elton john -- -- both from sham death that -- bothamhem jean she told officer she mistook his apartment for her own. the family and the community are calling for her rest since the shooting happened saying her freedom showed favorable treatment for the officer. >> this police officer should not be given any preferential treatment. >> over the weekend people remembered the 26-year-old native is a well-known member of the dallas community and according to the mayor, it is a great loss for the city. >> not only has botham shem jean lost his life, but we lost a potential leader for this city for decades to come. >> is a four year veteran of the police force. many incident -- she is a four year veteran of the police force, many questions of the incident remain. >> never knowing why the police officer came into his apartment and shot him. >> reporter: the texas rangers have taken over the investigation and are trying to determine whether drugs or alcohol may have been involved or if fatigue was a factor. >>> securities being stepped up at sev

now botham jean's family wants to know why police are treating him as if he were the culprit insteade victim. >> to have my son smeared in such a way i think shows that there are persons who are really nasty, who are really dirty and are going to cover up for the devil, amber guyger, and i want to find out whether the toxicology reports on amber has been released because she was the murderer. >> joining me now is esley merit, attorney for botham jean. i apologize for my pronunciation. i think the thing that outraged people the most about this is his apartment was searched and the release of information of drugs being found in the apartment. is that the normal course of business and what is the family's comment on that? >> it's not the normal course of business if you are investigating a non-police officer. if you're investigating a normal suspect and you believe they committed a crime as serious as murder, then the warrants you execute will produce evidence probative of that crime. the fact that the detectives sought a warrant and it's very important. it's not just what they found in

as contradicting stories emerge over the death of 26 year old botham jean...ive more perpsective on what happened. "they both heard a knock or a pounding on the door. the one who was closer to the scene in her bedroom reading a book ... she heard pounding followed by a female's voice saying open up, let me in. she said that was shortly followed by the sound of gunshots and the sound of a man's voice saying she believed to be oh my god, why did you do that?" (grant) guyger was arrested sunday and was charged with manslaughter. she posted 300-thousand dollars bail and was released just hours later - now, prosecutors say more serious charges are not being ruled out.guyger has been placed on administrative leave as her case is investigated. jean's red door mat is adorned with flowers and his mother is still begging for truth. meanwhile... dallas police says amber guyger was involved in another shooting incident in may 20-17.in that incident, guyger shot and injured a suspect who was later arrested for drug possession and taking a weapon from an officer. (pam) comi

guyger was off-duty when she says she mistakenly entered her neighbor botham jean's neighbor botham jean'shot him. according to the arrest warrant...guyger accidentally went into jean's fourth floor apartment. instead of third floor apartment. guyger is charged with manslaughter... but that charge could be upgraded. (ken) new at 8. l-a-p-d has released dramatic new body cam video showing the moments an officer is shot in the leg. (pam) the officer survived ... the suspect did not. dave lopez has the details. but we want to warn you ... some may find this video to be disturbing. according to the lapd it was supposed to be a routine investigative stop. it was anything but this is body cam video from the female officer who was shot. the lapd froze the video after the shots were fired. this is lapd dash cam video that shows the suspect richard mendoza a known gang member, opening fire on the female officer and then firing at her partner who is hiding behind the car. the body cam video shows her partner rushing around the car firing at mendoza hitting him several times. mendoza died later that

i could not give up because of botham. right now with his death, i can never give up. >> officer guyger has bonded out and is on paid administrative leave. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> a former police officer under arrest accused of threatening to harm cops and potentially a lot of families and kids. the stolen white suv came to a stop on a practice field after a wild series of crimes in fresno. gill roy police say the suspect stole the suv from a woman he knew. he drove to the school which was hosting a youth football game and called police. when police got there they say he drove on the field and accelerated toward an officer. that is when gill roy police say the officer fired at the car causing the suspect to lose control. the man has not been identified. >>> one of television's most powerful executives has resigned. leslie moonves has been forced to step down after an article detailing allegations of sexual misconduct. hena doba has more. >> reporter: the announcement that the head of cbs was stepping down c

the vigil for botham shem jean who attended the arkansas school.membering the 26-year-old shot and killed in his own apartment last thursday. killed by off duty dallas police officer amber guyger. >> also last night, protesters marching demanding justice for the death of jean. about 100 people took to the streets demanding guyger face murder charges. right now the 30-year-old is charged with manslaughter. new details in guyger's arrest affidavit. she claims she mistook jean's fourth floor apartment for her own apartment one floor below. she claims she used her key fob to open it. the door was open when she tried to use her key card. she saw jean's silhouette and pulled her service weapon. she yelled commands and shot him when he did not comply. of course, he was in his apartment. ed lavandera has more from dallas. >> reporter: dave and christine, the mother of the 26-year-old man who was shot and killed by a dallas police officer in his own apartment says she simply wants to know why and how all of this could have happened. there is still much conf

the officer who killed botham has been charged with manslaughter, even though she aimed, pulled, and fired the trigger, and the last a five people in dallas countsy have that been charged with manslaughter, have been charged with that charge because of drunk driving, and she was charged with manslaughter even though she aimed, again, and pulled the trigger. the dallas police department fired her on monday amid overwhelming outrage in the community. i think it was the right -- it was the right decision, but it was long overdue. i want to be clear. i respect law enforcement in this country and their sacrifices. but also if we look at the facts of this case the facts show us that officer geiger shot an unarmed black man in his own apartment, and she was able to go back to her apartment that night. she had days before police finally arrested her. and she was given the benefit of the doubt. something that was not given to bothan jean. i firmly believe that if officer geiger had walked into that apartment and seen a white man or white woman, she would not have pulled that trigger. i firmly

she says that she and her 26- year-old botham jean's apartment last thursday night by mistake, thinkingeportedly just ended a 15 hour shift and parked on the fourth floor instead of the third where she lives. according to the affidavit, when she put her key into the unlocked apartment door, and opened. the lights were off. that's when she says she saw someone in the dark haired she fired twice, thinking her apartment was being burglarized. the victim's family is asking why she was so quick to use deadly force. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers. and, the number one answer that i want is, what happened? i have asked too many questions, and i've been told that there are no answers yet. >> amber guyger was arrested last night and is out on a $300,000 bond. botham jean's family also wants to know why it took three days for the officer to be charged. >>> concern for bay area police officers, over an influence of tech workers moving into town. >> they have dealt with the inbox -- influx of increased call volumes and increased traffic. >> why they say they may not be ready for t

outrage mounts over the death of botham jean. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone.is tuesday september 25th. i'm ayman mohyeldin. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein may be out of a job by the end of this week. with the decision on his future postponed until thursday when president trump returns from the united nations, the meal ieting announcement capped off a dramatic few hours with reports that rosenstein had resigned or was on his way to the white house to be fired. it started with the report that rosenstein discussed recording and even ousting the president in may of 2017. rosenstein spoke on saturday with white house counsel don mcgahn. rosenstein made clear he would not accept being terminated by chief of staff john kelly, according to one person familiar with the conversation, and said it needed to come from the president himself. trump consulted allies over the weekend and decided not to fire rosenstein. the uncertainty yesterday morning head the justice department spokeswoman to begin drafting a news release for attorney general jeff sessions, who was o

the officer, who's white, told investigators she thought botham jean thinking he was an intruder and 911. dallas police had initially said they would ask for a warrant for guyger's arrest on manslaughter charges, but were told to hold off by the texas rangers, which is now heading the investigation. shot dead, 26-year-old botham jean, a harding university graduate. >> my harding experience has really inspired me to want to serve. >> reporter: who ran for student body president. an associate of pricewaterhou pricewaterhousecoopers. and according to his minister, a church leader. >> he would often say to me, i want to do more. >> reporter: jessica berry taught bible study with jean. the friends spoke daily. >> i feel lost and empty. >> reporter: a community grieving with some saying race played a factor in the fatal shooting. >> he was sitting at home and his skin color was still enough for him to get shot at. >> reporter: a call for action as jean's mother searches for answers. >> we are christians, we forgive. but i need to look into her eyes and ask her why she did that to my son. >

is under way after a white police officer shot a neighbor inside his only apartment. 26-year-old botham jean was killed thursday night as the officer was returning home from work. the officer said she mistakenly walked into the wrong apartment. mayor mike rawlings met last night with the victim's family. >> we've got to make sure we get to the twriewght and to the facts of this. we will be staying in contact with the family through this process. >> ninan: authorities intend to charge the unoafed officer with manslaughter. north korea is staging a massive military parade on sunday, celebrating the nation's 70th anniversary. the show of force comes nearly three months after president trump held an historic summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. ben tracy reports tnight the capital city of pyongyang. >> reporter: on saturday, north korean officials took us on a tour of a cosmetics factory, where these women were busy making more than 300 different kinds of products, some of them exported to countries, such as china. they want us to see this because kim jong-un has told his people he

botham shem jean work for an accounting and consulting firm. >>> workers are in a hospital recovering shot while taking out the trash this morning. it happened around 3 am on lumbar street. people are calling -- police are calling it a robbery. a short time after the police arrested a man about three blocks away. workers at the restaurant say they no longer feel safe.>> it can happen to anyone. it's something when you really -- we really need to take precautions of>> police have not released the names of the men arrested or the employee expected to make a >> reporter: officials say they notice a problem with bart's extension during june. small computer components have been installed in a 10 mile stretch of construction south of the warm springs station. the electronic cost of $1.2 million were part of the communications equipment that control lighting, intercom and fire alarms inside the various stations. they discovered a subcontractor installed used parts instead of new ones.>> is not that there could be problems, it's just the parts were not per specificatio discover the problem un

amber guyger claimed she thought botham jean broke into her home last thursday night when she enteredattorney for the victim says two witnesses are contradicting the officer's version of events. cnn's ryan young reports from dallas. >> i know we have a power problem with getting justice in these streets. but can we get justice in our living room. >> reporter: demands for answers in dallas are growing louder as contradicting stories emerge over the death of 26-year-old botham jean. a witness who captured this video says it shows off-duty policewoman amber guyger up stret and distraught thursday night, still in uniform after finishing her shift. she had opened fire around 10:00 p.m., killing jean after saying she mistook his fourth floor apartment for her own third floor residence. according to the affidavit, the room was nearly completely dark. believing she encountered a burglar, across the room in her apartment, she drew her firearm and gave verbal commands that were ignored. >> we hope to bring understanding and clarity to the family. >> reporter: but jean's family attorney says wit

the officer, amber guyger, entered botham jean's apartment and opened fire, killing him. police claim the officer believed it was her apartment. while guyger has been charged with manslaughter after the shooting, she remained on the police force until monday. the announcement of her firing came on the same day botham jean's family buried his body in his home country of st. lucia. in news on hurricane florence, a new study says rising sea levels in the carolinas fueled a stronger storm surge, leading to far more destruction in the region than would have otherwise been possible. researchers are estitimating tht sea level rise over the past five decades led to 11,000 homes being damaged that would not have suffered damage previously. steven mcalpine of the first street foundation said -- "even though the impact of hurricane florence continues to be felt, we already know that sea level rise has made the damage significantly worse, as observed with other recent storms." data from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration on tides for the carolinas show an average ris

more than 100 people gathered to demand justice for botham jean.year-old was shot last week by off duty police officer am better guyger. omar villafranca has the story. >> rter: doz of nstrs gathed outside dallas police headquarters monday evening demanding justice for botham jean. district attorney faith johnson. >> we will make certain justice is done. >> reporter: guyger told investigators she went to what she thought was her third floor apartment. i instead, she went to jean's fourth floor apartment. the door was ajar and she saw a large silhouette inside. after giving verbal commands that were ignored, she fire heard handgun twice, striking botham once in the torso. it wasn't until guyger turned on lights and called 911 that she realized she was at the wrong apartment. attorneys for jean's family says two witnesses told them details that contradict guyger's account. >> they heard knocking down the hallway, followed by a woman's voice that they believe to be officer guyger saying let me in, let me in. >> reporter: the family's attorney say one

botham jean was killed by an offduty police officer, her name is amber guyger.las where he spoke with jean's family when he first sat down to interview with the family. >> reporter: jean's family say they're not being told the whole story about what happened inside this apartment. and a week later, they still don't know why. one week after losing their john botham, allison and john are still not satisfied with the details of what happened. >> i still don't know what happened. that's what causes the pain. >> reporter: offduty police officer amber geiger is accused of killing the 26-year-old last thursday. the family says they don't believe the officer's version of events. >> one of the things i would like is for amber to just come clean. >> reporter: guyger told investigators that she went to what she thought was her third floor apartment, instead she went to jean's fourth floor apartment directly above guyger's apartment. >> he would never have the lights off. he would never do that. he's like me, i don't like the dark. >> reporter: guyger says after she gave ve

it comes after outrage after the botham john in his own apartment. >> we believed the only right thing to do was fire the officer. >> reporter: she entered the apartment, thought it was hers, saw a large silhouette and gave commands and shot. witnesses heard her banging on the door demanding to get inside. there was growing tension after the release of a search warrant showing several items seized including marijuana. tonight at jean's funeral in his home country, outpouring of grief. >> reporter: guyger is out on bail and out of a job. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> the fbi has joined the mis wi police say 6-year-old maddox rich was last seen by his father and another adult saturday at a park east of charlotte according to officials, maddox has autism and is non-verbal. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive with music publicist rob gold stone that set up that trump tower meeting between trump officials and a russian lawyer promising dirt on hillary clinton in 2016. tonight, a rare look inside the mueller grand jury room as goldstone

amber guyger, out on bail, charged with manslaughter on thursday's shooting death of 26-year-old bothamis mother is frustrated from the information she's getting from police. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers. and the number one answer that i want is what happened. i have asked too many questions, and i've been told that there are no answers yet. >> cnn's ed lavandera is in dallas for us. what's the d.a. saying? >> the d.a. says now that this police officer has been charged with manslaughter, they are going to continue to turn over evidence and present the case to a grand jury here in dallas county. and she left open the possibility that some more serious criminal charges could be filed, perhaps this officer instead of facing manslaughter charges, perhaps facing murder charges. but all of that evidence will be presented in the coming weeks to a grand jury. the family of botham jean have been very critical, and the attorneys very critical as to why this officer wasn't arrested in the immediate aftermath of the shooting thursday night into friday morning and wondering why

i could not give up because of botham.give up. >> reporter: officer guyger is now on paid administrative looe leave. the district attorney plans to hold a press conference later this morning and hopefully we'll learn more about the case. >> omar, thank you very much. that's a disturbing story. >>> major changes to the miss america pageant made in response to mthe metoo movement is gettig mixed reviews. for the first time in the pageant's history, there was no swimsuit portion. instead candidates had more time to talk about their platforms. national chairman gretchen carlson said the change was to find out who the women are and not how they look. they called on carlson and regina hopper to resign because of the way the evening was created. there was a renewed focus on candidates' academic background. miss michigan used her introduction to bring attention to her own state's water crisis. >> i'm in a state with 84% of u.s. fresh water but none for its residents to drink. >> reporter: miss new york, mia franklin, was crowned m