brown lived across the hall from jean and testified in the murder trial. officials say brown was found shot multiple times in a parkiny >> we're not in a rush, okay >> i need a moment >> reporter: in the murder trial watched by millions, joshua brown, one of the few able to describe the moments before amber guyger shot and killed their they boneighbor botham je >> how soon after the voice did you hear gunshots? >> right after. >> right after it was quick. >> quick >> reporter: that scene in the courtroom making this scene friday night even more tragic and suspicious police scouring a second dallas apartment complex after someone shot brown multiple times and drove off. witnesses reported a silver sedan speeding out of a parking lot. soon after at a nearby hospital, joshua brown was pronounced dead the shooting in the apartments 6 miles from where brown lived last year where he heard the fatal shots fired by the dallas police officer, killing jean when brown took the stand last week, his testimony was credited in guyger's conviction. >> do you recall ever h

brown lived across the hall and testified in the murder trial. brown was found shot multiple times in a parking lot here is nbc's morgan chesney >> we can take a moment. we're not in rush. okay >> yeah, i need a moment. >> reporter: in the murder trial watched by millions, joshua brown one of the few able to describe the moments before amber guyger shot and killed their neighbor, botham jean. >> how soon after this did you hear the sound of gunshots >> after. >> right after >> right after. >> it was quick? >> quick. apartment complex after someone shot brown multiple times and drove off. witnesses reported a silver sedan speeding out of a parking lot. soon after in a nearby hospital, joshua brown was pronounced dead the shooting in the aterra apartments six miles from where brown lived last year when he heard the fatal gunshots fired by the former dallas police officer killing botham jean. when brown took the stand last week, his testimony was credited in guyger's conviction >> do you recall ever hearing someone say "hey, put your hands up". >> n

et enep r>> brown's testimony and his murder. they've been very tight lipped about this investigation. that silver sedan the only lead they're sharing. there's no physical description of any suspect. kaylee hartung, abc news, new york. >> kaylee, thank you. >>> in ohio, devastated cleveland residents will hold a march and vigil to remember a 6-year-old shot to death in her sleep. lyric lawson died early saturday. police say someone fired gunshots into her home as she edinstt eps. a b ath least one of the bullets h her in the head.s e in shock. >> they were sleeping neck and neck together. together. the other kids have blood spatter on their faces, right? this is not right. it's not right. >> officials don't have any suspects in the killing. police are offering a $25,000 reward in this case. >>> former president jimmy carter is back on his feet after hitting his head in a fall at his georgia home. carter had a black eye and 14 stitches above his brow, but hours later he traveled to nte .llvia fo he took the stage with his wife. ca

educated fellow free people and participated in abolitionist john brown's raid on herbert fairey. welcome to the virginia museum of history and culture in richmond, virginia. and welcome to our latest special exhibition that is entitled determine, the 400 year struggle for black equality. it is part of the statewide commemoration. it is called american evolution 2019. and the determined exhibition is a legacy project of the statewide commemoration. and in particular, determined commemorates the 1619 arrival of the africans in virginia. it looks at the ensuing 400 years and traces the legacy of slavery. it is the struggle for equality. it is fought for equality and that means freedom from enslavement and oppression. whether that means fighting for equal justice and equal access for opportunities. it is for the consideration of humanity. it uses the unifying thread of a fight for equality. the title determined, the phrases meant to embody the strength, resilience, and determination of black people that face various forms of oppression and discrimination throughout our history. the w

but an attorney for brown's family insists a possible link between brown's murder and the amber guyger trial must be investigated. >> he was shot and left to die by someone who clearly had an ax to grind. it's important that we answer who that person is because right now there are strong implications at least, no evidence, but strong implications that this may be retaliation for his testimony in the amber guyger trial. >> a civil rights activist is now offering a $100,000 reward in the case. this as police insist they have no suspects or motive. >>> former president jimmy carter is back on his feet after hitting his head during a fall at his georgia home. carter had to get stitches to close a cut but just hours later the 95-year-old traveled to nashville for a habitat for humanity event taking the stage with his wife rosalynn. >> had to go to the hospital and they took 14 stitches in my forehead and my eye is black as you noticed. but i had a number one priority and that was to come to nashville to build houses. [ applause ] >> carter survived cancer in 2015 and had a hip replacement i

okay, prove it. >> brown: her own physical regime is legendary. we watched an early morning workout at her home studio:th breag and stretching... cycling... and various kinds of strengthce and resistxercises. >> i could bench my body weight for three and i dead-lifted 227 pounds. >> brown: wow! hich is twice my bodyweight, okay? but i developed core strength that thelassical dancer esn't have. now, in mang a piece of this sort, i can brinthat kind of physical intelligence to them and say, "try it thiway." >> brown: in fact, her new dance, notated er three months in intricate detail, directly addresses aging. titled "a gathering ofhosts," it's made for dancer herman cornejo, now 38, who's being honored this season for 20 years at the a.b.t. beyond talent, tharp says, the quality she most looks for in a dancer is optimism. >> have a sense that you can do it, and if you don't you'lfix it. you'llake it work and you're going to laugh this time. no, you haven't failed. you'd turn it into comedy.>> rown: you've had, of course, great success. but you've a

this is henry brown, father of three children and as 40 acres. he's growing more on his foreign ever before and to get their work done in his family are up and in the young. for the first time, young unhindered is raising a mad as his own. he's in the county. milk for breakfast and then raising 20 hands and there as great eases as they are and there's corn bread for breakfast and didn't really build the young henry who grows but is already begun to fill out. the father has plenty to do today not that any father doesn't always have plenty of work. if it because this year the government man has more oils to make up for what they got. they try 15 acres of them and would be good to try and would be a good farmer for the job it has to do and he put my man false faith and now he and his country will have the harvest. and if the weather holds, they figure on making a nice crop. from before going to help, mother tense regarded it. there's not here that will be sold but the large amount here will be in. the browns will be relying on the grocery store so t

, louisiana to dallas, meeting up with brown to buy drugs >> thaddeous green gets out of the vehicle, has a conversation with joshua brown, which escalates into physical altercations >> reporter: the confrontation ended in gunfire police say brown opened fire first before being fatally shot by green today dallas police stressing there is no evidence tying the shooting to the guyger murder trial, and calling on local leaders to stop suggesting dallas pd was involved >> i assure you that is simply not true >> reporter: brown's family now calling for an independent investigation. >> they don't think that the dallas police department is the right agency to conduct this investigation. >> reporter: a crime dallas police say they remain committed to solving, with two suspects at large. and tonight a third suspect who was shot by brown in that confrontation is recovering tonight inside this hospital under police watch and is also charged with capital murder. lester >> morgan chesky in dallas, thank you. >>> as the vaping illns epidemic spreads, new york announced its first vaping related deat

brown was part of the most dominant errors in reader history.nine championships and a pair of super bowls. when brown stopped playing after 16 nfl seasons, that was hardly the end of his reader career. he contributed to two more super bowl championships as a coach of the defensive backs and was a team administrator until his death. >> it gives me great pleasure to introduce to you the great willie brown. >> reporter: in his first year of eligibility brown was elected to the pro football hall of fame. >> n.l. was believed that if you can dream it, you can do it. >> what a leader. if he is not the number 1 radar ever, he's pretty close. >> reporter: willie brown died today the age of 78. after a battle with cancer. there is no one more closely associated with oakland raider football. in oakland, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2 . >>> a warning today if you recently visited disneyland, someone who had the measles was there last wednesday between 9:15 am and 8:30 pm that very same day the measles patient stopped at a starbucks coffee shop on sapulpa boulevard

it's by adviser brown. >> good afternoon, commissioners. president melgar. and our fellow planning commissioners. i'm a legislative aid for supervisor vallie brown who represents district 5. i'm here to allow form lar retail grocery store to be permitted within the fulton street grocery store special use district known as the sud. this specific location in question is at 555fulton at laguna in the hayes valley border. before i present, i'd like to note to our commissioners that we have representatives from the property developer as well as leadership from the potential grocery tenants in the audience for any specific questions. and secondly, i'd like to submit into the public record that we have 37 letters of support from the western edition and hayes valley community and these letters are in support of supervisor brown's legislation and of the potential retailers, trader joes, coming into the neighbourhood. i'd like to submit these with the commission secretary. i'll introduce to move quickly. our community members in the western addition of hayes valley ne

soon after in a nearby hospital, joshua brown was pronounced dead. the shooting in the apartment six miles from where brown lived last year when he heard the fatal gunshots fired by the former dallas police officer killing botham jean. his testimy s credited in guyger's conviction. >> do you recall ever hearing someone say hey put your hands up? >> no. no, ma'am. >> or show me your hands? >> no, ma'am. >> upon hearing of his death, dallas county prosecutor wrote he bravely came forward to testify when others wouldn't. adding, if we had mor people like him, we would have a better world, as questions swirled about the motive north of boun's death, his family calling for action, tweeting today i just spoke with joshua brown's mother, she is devastated. we need answers. tonight, there are no suspects in brown's death and the investigation is ongoing, leaving a new family calling for justice in dallas. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight how i can't believe it. what? that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey ku

okay >> yeah, i need a moment. >> reporter: in the murder trial watched by millions, joshua brown one of the few able to describe the moments before amber guyger shot and killed their neighbor, botham jean. >> how soon after this did you hear the sound of gunshots >> after. >> right after >> right after. >> it was quick? >> quick. >> reporter: that scene in the courtroom making this scene friday night even more tragic and suspicious police scouring a second dallas apartment complex after someone shot brown multiple times and drove off. witnesses reported a silver sedan speeding out of a parking lot. soon after in a nearby hospital, joshua brown was pronounced dead the shooting in the aterra apartments six miles from where brown lived last year when he heard the fatal gunshots fired by the former dallas police officer killinbotham j took thet week, his testimony was crediten >> do you recall ever hearint ys up". >> no, no ma'am. >> o hds >> no, ma'am >> reporter: upon hearing of his death, the dallas county prosecutor wrote he bravely came forward to testify when others wouldn't, addin

supervisor brown? >> i just want to make sure that we can secure affordable grocery store for over five years. when i talk to planning and let's save trader joe's leaves. my biggest fear is having to go through this process again. this process has taken us seven years respectfully, supervisor. i know you have two trader joe's in your district, right? i have zero. i just feel that i don't want to be in a position where it takes seven years to get another grocery store in this space. when planning said that to me we would have to redo this ordinance. i get that. >> we have a representative here from trader joe's, sir, or ma' ma'am, we please come up? -- will you please come up? sorry to put you on the spot. what is your name? >> daryl hollis. >> let me ask you a question, insofar as presumably the original ordinance that supervisor brown introduced was enough to entice you, and thank you, and, i mean, that sincerely to come to this location. insofar as the ordinance as originally introduced would in no w

the grievance was filed on behalf of brown, let go from both teams.t reportedly asks for $40 million and the team had let brown go after he was accused of sexual assault. >>> the golden state warriors will create an interactive experience. there's 15,000 square feet of exhibits and photo ops at every turn. there is a swinat warriors hooptopia. >> this is where you've got the jerseys. everyone puts their name on a jersey. >> reporter: i'm on the scene, what do you know? >> fans can slide down a massive slide into a ball pit and they can try to slam dunk. warriors hooptopia is open wednesday and tickets are on sale. >>> klay thompson had a torn acl and there was a debut in oakland even though the warriors are now based in san francisco and he hopes to return after recovering from the acl surgery. >>> a beautiful fall day and a little bit warmer over the weekend? >>> another warm day around the bay area. the inland areas just as hot. taking look at the temperatures, how about this with a look of the wall-to- wall sunshine out there. this is over sfo in s

>> brown: you really are? because a lot of writers i talk don't.y say, "well, i'm not thinking about the reader at this point." >> right. i'm always thinking about the read. i have an ideal reader. i mean, many years ago, i realized that if i make up characte, i can make up a reader. so, i made up an ideal reader, and the reader >> brown: who is that? >> well, it's somebo who's patient, but they're not super patient, and it's somebody who eds the book, if i can diver it to them. so i have a responsibility for them. >> brown: strout still keeps a home here brunswick, but unlike many of her characters, she left maine long ago for a very different life in new york. living in the big city, t realizing her true subject was >>n a small town, you will find it all. you will find the impoverished people, and u'll find the people at the top. there's always a social hierarchy, no matter where you e. and it's fascinating to me to take a look at that, close-up in a small environment. >> brown: "olive, again" is out today. for the pbs newshour, i'm h jeffrey bro

vladimir duthiers of cbsn spoke to brown after a recent show. >> good morning.

and entitlement process and supervisor brown is committed to the following. number one,. >> we think the mitigation measures we have a potential to delay or derail a project that would bring a low cost affordable grocery store to a community that's been waiting far too long as i stressed and then also, any sort of transportation measures should be vetted by actual traffic engineers and sfmta and supervisor brown's preference is we keep flexibility to adjust any conditions at that site as a change horry involve. so, moving forward, we'll continue to work the tenant and the developer to make this a reality and we want to avoid a huge gaping vacancy on fulton and bring a good neighbourhood. trader joes has been in san francisco for 25 years and they've been a good neighbour in different parts of the city and we will press on them to do the same in the western edition. we saw that market research shows that local residents in the shops at convenience stores and full service grow restores and we can sustain smaller mom and pop shops and larger grocery stores. supe

jeffrey brown has that story, part of our ongoing arts and culture coverage, "canvas." >> brown: underneathooden pavilion, a violinist draws her bow. nearby, kids marvel at a sculpture called "daydreams," where willows twist around an old schoolhouse. and all around, hikers and bikers follow miles of trails. this is the tippet rise art center-- unexpected, hard to find. from tiny fishtail, in southern montana, a dirt road cuts through the hillside, passing ranches and farmland, the beartooth mountains in the distance. it's just four years old, but tippet rise is an ongoing experiment in bringing together nature and art, a place where the world-class sculptures and the music become part of a spectacular rural setting. the center was founded by philanthropists cathy and peter halstead, globe-trotting art lovers who searched high and low for a property that felt just right. >> we love museums. we've spent our life going to museums. but art is, in some ways, a prisoner of a museum, whereas here, it's, it's liberated. it's freed. >> the land is very emotional, and there is something about being

brown: thank you. laura: in other newsthousands of firighters battle more than a dozen wildfires across california as the state prepares for more stronwinds later this ek. north of san francisco, the kincade fire has been burning nearly a week,estroying 50,000 acres of california'ne country. precautionary power cuts have left millions of people without electricity. lebanon's prime mister says he is resigning. antigovernment protests have gripped the country. in a televised address, he said that lebanon had reached a deadlock and needed a shock to break the crisis. demonsators are lling for the government to be replaced by a smaller, technocraticni adration to deal with lebanon's economic problems. a mountaineermb has ced to the world highest pes in less than seven months, easily beating an earlier record of almost 8 years. bthe 86-year-old formtish marine reached the top of his 14th mountain in chinan o tuesday. his climbing career began inch 2012 when he w the efforts space camp and decided to climb t

brown. >> yes. >> and we've spoken about housing, affordable or market. but the question that always comes up is how we're going to pay for it. so where would you look to enlarge or cut the city budget, to deal with the issues that we have within the city of san francisco? >> well, i actually worked on a housing bond with the mayor and the other board of supervisors for $600 million, that's going to be on the ballot, prop a. that's one way that we can help build affordable housing and buy existing buildings with tenants in them. but it's also looking at -- i actually did a blueprint and found city land, private land. i actually found private land over at mcdonald's, when they wanted to sell on haigt and stanyon. we should be looking at city land to build it on, too. that's a lot cheaper to do that. still because of the cost of construction, it's still $800,000. so we have to look many different places of how we're going to do this. but this affordable housing bond will help us with the start. we sho

>> we have brown, mandelingman, ronen and fewer. >> supervisor brown: thank you. there you are, rica. today i am commending ms. rica chambers. an incredible community leader and executive director at collective impact. collective impact is a community focused youth development nonprofit based out of the fillmore western addition that is dedicated to providing youth, families and other programs the tools and resources they need to succeed. for close to 20 years, i can't believe we're that old, rica, she's worked in youth and education throughout san francisco. specifically in the fillmore western addition neighborhoods. in 2016, she joined the collective impact team as their executive director. prior to taking on this role, she served the magic zone program for five years as educational director, guiding all aspects of k-12 out of school time programs. she also spent eight years at school of the sacred heart and 10 years at the boys and girls club of san francisco. you're an inspiration. your longtime commitment to youth development and education is an invaluable r

brown used to live i poce on icthersambmeer eigerer and her victim. he was just across the hall that night in september 2018 when geiger said she mistakenly walked into the apartment and shot him with her service weapon. >> we need a moment. >> reporter: just last week brown told the jury he heard the interaction followed by gunshots. >> did you tell one of the voices was giving loud commands like, stop, police r or anything of that nature? >> yeah, but it wasn't what they were saying. >> i had my gun pointed and i was saying let me see your hands. >> reporter: geiger was sentenced to ten years in prison. >> dallas police are still searching for a suspect and a motive. several witnesses say they saw a silver four-door sedan speed away from the apartment complex. the prosecutor called brown's testimony brave and said he came forward to testify when others wouldn't. >> a lot of open questions, thank you. >>> fires are rage last month alone. many are manmade as forests are cleared for farming. we have more in tonight's eye on earth. >> reporter: as devas

willie brown coming up next we're talking about the death of hall of fame quarterback willie brown and remembered. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. and oakland raider legend has died. hall of fame quarterback willie brown has died at the age of 78. he helped revolutionize the way the position of cornerback was played in the nfl. you will never forget this play. joe fonzi look back on willie brown's incredible career that included several unforgettable moments in bay area sports. >> lined up now and he looks come up throws. intercepted by the oakland raider. willie brown at the 30, 40, 50. >> reporter: it's one of the most iconic plays in raider history. made by one of the team's most iconic players. >> old man willie. touchdown raiders! >> reporter: willie brown was 36 when he returned a fran tarkenton pass 75 yards to the endzone, putting a butt

the browns are in town taking on the 49ers.day in the south bay. 4:00 temperature at 87 degrees, and we're slow to cool off. into the 70s by about 7:00 in the evening. a lot of sunshine during kickoff at 5:15. then plenty of stars once that sun goes down shortly before 7:00. of course, you can watch the game right here on abc7 tomorrow. temperature wise right now it's a mixed bag. 67 along the coast in half moon bay. still 70 in the city right now. 07 in fremont. 69 in san jose. 64 in concord, and santa rosa right now is at 56 degrees. so the forecast highlights over the next couple of days in the near term tomorrow we're tracking another warm and sunny day on the way tomorrow. very similar temperature wise to where we were earlier today. but also tomorrow it's another spare the air day in effect. then all eyes turn to wednesday night into thursday morning where we track those winds turning active in our hills, prompting that fire weather watch. overnight tonight we'll see partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the upper 40s to u

>>sad news this evening raiders legend and pro football hall of famer, willie brown has dyed brown wasd and joining us now studio have israel owners who has details and of course a long history of a great player. >>a raiders legend heck of a player on the field they really became a mentor to so many guys off that he was a an assistant coach for the silver and black throughout much of the 80's decade, which means he was there for 2 more super bowl wins a the guy's a winner stand-up fella and the pro football hall of fame today had to announce his death. brown joined the raiders in 1967 and played his final 12 seasons as a defensive back with the team having spent the previous 4 years of his career with the broncos. brown's most memorable play it is undeniable came in the super bowl against the vikings in 19 77 with the raiders leading in the 4th quarter he intercepted a fran tarkenton past scored a touchdown. giving the raiders their first super bowl victory talk about a legend brown state a raider as a player until 78 he was inducted into the hall of fame in 84. his cause of death has

joshua brown's death comes ten days after he gave key testimony in that case.s meg oliver. >> reporter: dallas police say 27-year-old joshua brown suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was found lying on the ground in the parking lot of his apartment friday night. brown used to live in the same apartment complex as former dallas police officer amber amus j and her victim. eaasn jth wat night in september 2018, when guyger said she mistakenly walked into momwienpartment and shot hima'a t.er n> reporter: just last week, brown told a jury he heard the interaction between guyger andjh y owedfots b the voices was giving loud commands, like "stop, police," or anything of that nature? >> yeah, but not-- that wasn't what they were saying. >> i have my gun pointed and i'm saying, "let me see your hands, let me see your hands." cesentorter: guyger was en dallas police are still searching for a suspect and a motive. several witnesses say they saw a silver four-door sedan speed away from the apartment complex. the dallas county prosecutor called brown's testimony "brave" te

. >> please state your name for the record. >> joshua brown. >> reporter: brown lived across the hallbotham jean and testified about what he heard when guyger opened the door and shot and killed his neighbor. >> i thought this was my apartment. >> reporter: guyger who thought she was entering her own apartment was sentenced tone years from prison for murder. >> she was crying. explaining what happened, what she thought happened. saying she came into the wrong apartment. >> reporter: brown's murder had raised concerns and triggered a flurry of speculation that he was targeted for testifying in the guyger murder case. he was scene as a snitch. family lawyer said brown had been shot in the mouth. that turned out to be false. dallas police say brown was shot multiple times in the lower body. he was in the apartment of a dallas apartment complex. >> i was blown away. >> reporter: the family lawyer who represented botham jean's family says joshua brown was reluctant to testify. >> why was he nervous about testifying in the guyger trial? >> i think he had some apprehensions about being seen

supervisor brown? >> thank you. i wanted to talk up a little bit about the timing of these reports, because, i know i have talked to mayor mccallie, administrator. this is really tough for families when they are waiting for this report. i went through an experience with the jessica alba family. they were waiting for the death certificate to be um released because they felt it was a homicide and not suicide. um and, you know, the entire native american community came out and said this was a cover-up. i just filled that, and we have talked about this that the communications has to be a lot better with families um because as we know families are in um there worst times of their lives when they are dealing with this, the death of a loved one. we need to be able to communicate with them what is happening, what the process is, why it is taking as long as it does. um because, what i have found, the board of supervisors to get that information. we are the in between um. so, i really appreciate that you're looking at this, a

and now gwenn brown that are taking over the torch for this community.w gwenn, that your father is smiling down from heaven right now because he truly gave his life for this community. and what is the words they say? if you can give someone a job, you can give them dignity and respect for their entire family and that's what this is about. so i just want to end with saying, thank you again to the young community developers. thank you again to gwenn and icy and owd and joaquin torez and never, never finally but least, mayor breed for your continued investment and dedication and love and support for this community because you all, this is called the hub, so welcome to the hub! [cheers and applause] >> and i have a short certificate i'll present to gwenn and icy on behalf of the board of supervisors and the mayor to congratulate her for the phenomenal job she's done and the phenomenal job we know she will do. [cheers and applause] >> take a little photo. and next up is our fearless leader and ucy and who will be taking this hub to the next level, miss gwenn

brown. >> yes. i mean, seniors are the fastest growing population in this city. so we really have to really look at what we need to do. we also, besides housing and on the housing bond, the $600 million housing bond that i actually worked on, there will be money for senior housing. we need appropriate housing. i talked to many seniors every day. and one of the things they say is like, look, i have rent control. but i have -- you know, 50 stairs up to get to my apartment. and i have a hard time managing that. so we have to build the right kind of senior housing, so people can actually have elevators with senior services on site. this is something that we're doing with prop a. but also we have to look at transportation, because a lot of seniors give up cars or, you know, or they actually start using transportation a lot more. we have to make it safe. unless we have safe transportation and it's reliable, muni is reliable, seniors, most of us won't use this, especially seniors. so there's a lot of thing

help the browns to 180 total yards. they are 4-0 for the first time since first year in local tv in san francisco. 1990. >>> we played four games. one at less than most people. if you tell me the end of the year when the season is over and you will see me celebrating pretty hard. >>> nothing anybody expected to be 4-0. had is ranked 25. if you had us going home early. at least it by your word. i want you to sound like an idiot at the end. >>> 49er rookie defensive end nick balsa filled the stat sheet. 4 tackles and fumble recovery. 2 sachs. hit baker mayfield five times. right before halftime he celebrated by planting an imaginary flag on the levi turf. payback for oklahoma did when the oppose each other at ohio state. two years ago.>>> he had it coming. he didn't say one word back. just screaming his name. he was just looking at me. >>> segued to baseball dodgers. hoping to close out the nationals nlds. ryan zimmerman said not tonight. a three run blast. nationals won 6-1 to even that series. the yankees swept the twin

joshua brown's death comes less eyontest weeks after his k haimy meing oliv ter reports. >> reporter:allas police say 27-year-old joshua brown suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was found lying on the ground in the parking lot of his apartment friday night. brown used to live in the same apartment complex as former dallas police officer amber guyger and her victim. he was just across the hall from botham jean that night in september, 2018, when guyger said she mistakenly walked into jean's apartment and shot him with her svice weapon. >> i need a moment. >> reporter: just last week, brown told a jury he eateraction betwheeen tguyger h jean followed by gunshots. e could you tell that one of w anesytinhissng of that nature? >> yeah, but that -- that wasn't the same -- >> i had my gun pointed and saying, "let me see your hands. let me see your hands." >> reporter: guyger was sentenced to ten years in prison. dallas police are still searching for a suspect and a motive.our- vese nrape away from the apartment complex. the dallas county prosecutor called brown's testimony brave and said t

tonight they host the browns. a lot of people are talking about this. the first real test for the niners who started last 4-0 29 years ago in 1990. >>> all right. coming up for you, is your wallet feeling empty after you fill up the gas tank? we'll talk about the mopain at e tank. >>> and a police officer is found guilty. the reason some believe the witness was shot and killed after testifying. >>> and our instagram show synced in to see stories you might have missed. this is a story of what we're covering right now. ♪ a r lt's going on, bay area? published by business insider, antioch is most miserable city in the bay area, tay took into consideration the number of people who leave the city, immediate yant household income among other things. >> i plan on moving after 72 years. i cannot take it anymore. >> like everywhere else, the traffic's bad and i still love it here. >> what do you think? is there any truth behind this? pleasant hill agreed to sell a quarter acre of land to habitat for humanity for $10. yeah, you heard right. $10. this is so the no

now you also represent the family of joshua brown. can you giveve us the latest? >> well, the dallas police department is chugging forward with an investigation that will the community until theyy hold i it over to o a disinteted third party investigator. they have found witnesses and evidence and they presented that to the public. setfor a s significantnt through the community, basically rejected their findings because dallas, whether they like it or not, whether there is even evidence of it or n not, is implicated in this murder --ause it came at the time two days after conviction for dallas police officer during a trial that revealed corruption within the city of dallas. you ask yourself, is the dallas police department capable of murder? well, yeah, police officer was just convicted of murder. are they capable of this level of corruption? well, yeah, during the trial you learned dallas police officer assosociation president actually covered up for the murder amber guyger. she wastment -- actively deleting text messages as it relates to this case. the dallas po

brown got emotional recounting, hearing his neighbor's voice from time to time. lee merritt, a civil rights attorney representing the jean family said on social media, brown lived in constant fear of gun violence and that his death, quote, underscores the reality of the black experience in america. merritt also said brown deserves the same justice that he sought to ensure for the jean family. investigators have released few details on brown's death, only that witnesses heard gunshots and that that they observed a silver four-door sedan speeding away from the scene. police have not said if the murder is any way connected to the guyger proceedings. police continue to investigate this murder in dallas. they're hoping any witness who saw something will eventually reach out to them. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> police in the u.s. state of kansas are searching for a man who open fire in a bar killing four people. >> police have just taken one of the suspect's alture into custody late sunday. the other suspect remains on the loose. police consider him armed and dan

there was the antonio brown fiasco. got suspended for the entire season. another player is is in trouble. trent brown is ex-girlfriend filed a civil lawsuit accusing him of slapping punching and choking her. over multiple occasions during the last year. brown also allegedly threatened to shoot her if she prevented him from seeing their son. they had together in 2017. brown denied the claims via twitter saying they are false. i believe in the court system. where i will clear my brown did not participate today and practice due to a calf strain. >>> 49er d coordinator one of the most popular assistant coaches in the entire nfl. even at a press conference after sunday's victory in la. kyle shanahan won't let it all go to his head. >>> it is what i expect. i was with him all the time. that is his style. cleanly shaven head every day he talks to you guys. very tan and& a lot. he knows what he is doing. he enjoys that is joe maddon. the angels new manager. he was let go by the cubs at the end of the season. he led chicago to their first world series title. in 108

[applause.] >> ladies and gentlemen, your supervisor vallie brown. >> commissioner brown: thank you for coming. i want to thank a few people. department of public health, thank you for pushing to make sure this happened in a way that cares about the community. i want to thank the san francisco health network, department of public works. i recorded when you said, yes, ma'am, we will have that done. i will keep playing the recording to you. mayor's office of disability. reverend brown and the naacp was very instrumental and the community center and of course our mayor london breed. [applause.] you know, when i first started really getting involved in the neighborhood, it was over 20 years ago as a neighborhood activist. i remember someone telling me the story, and this is maybe 12, 13 years ago. about maxine hall. they said you need to know this story if you are going to be an activist. when i heard the story and the kind of woman she was and the kind of fighter for the community. it gave me that kind of passion to do more. when i found out her tragic how she tragically died and how the c

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joshua brown lived in that same apartment building, and his emotional testimony helped convict amber guyger. was the killing linked to his testimony? here's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, dallas police trying to piece together a murder mystery that some are calling an execution. >> the only thing we heard was one shot and then a double tap after that. >> reporter: a silver sedan seen speeding away from a parking lot turned crime scene. the only victim carrying no form of identification. but tonight police revealing that victim was joshua brown, a key witness whose testimony may have helped convict former dallas officer amber guyger for the death of botham jean inside the apartment building where the three lived. brown testified less than two weeks ago, at times emotional, remembering how he would hear his neighbor singing gospel hymns from his apartment across the hall. he also described hearing jean's fatal confrontation with guyger. >> do you recall ever hearing someone say, hey, put your hands up, in a loud tone? >> no. no, ma'am. >> reporter: but it was what brown didn't h

trying to solve the mystery of who killed joshua brown. the scene six miles from the complex where brown lived last year when he heard the fatal gunshots fired by amber guyger killing botham jean. by the time police arrived here at the complex, officers found brown outside one of the buildings shot multiple times but alive. the only clue who pulled the trigger a silver four-door sedan seen speeding from the scene brown died at a nearby hospital but days before his family attorney says he expressed fears the high-profile trial made him a target his testimony expected in an upcoming civil suit filed by jean's family against the city of dallas. >> how pivotal a role would josh have played? >> joshua would have been one of the first witnesses we called. >> reporter: lee merritt, who represented botham jean's family and the browns is calling for an independent investigation. >> the trial ended and three days later a star witness was dead. >> reporter: there are no suspects but they remain committed to solving the case. morgan chesky, nbc news,

he will meet with john brown. some accounts suggest john brown tried to sweep top frederick douglas into joining the attack on harpers ferry. doesn't do it, of course. throughout the summer in particular, browned and his cohorts are bringing in large shipments of goods on the cumberland valley railroad. he calls himself doctor isaac smith, and he's a minor and he's looking for possible iron ore mines, bringing in supplies back to the railroad, things like picks, and axes, when in reality, they are muskets and pikes. they were used to go down to maryland and set up his headquarters at the kennedy farm, and then in october of 1859, john brown and his men will write. some of the writers, after the raid, come back to the cumberland valley and try to get the railroad to get out of the valley. some of them would be captured near the cumberland valley railroad station, that stopped in pennsylvania where the raiders were being captured. one of the raiders will to escape on the railroad and end up in north pennsylvania, we

scene six miles from the complex where brown lived last year when he heard the fatal gunshots fired by amber geyger killing botham jean by the time police arrived here at the complex, officers found brown outside one of the buildings shot multiple times but alive. only clue who pulled a trigger, the silver four-door sedan seen speeding from the scene. brown died in the nearby hospital but days before his family attorney said he expressed fears the high-profile trial made him a target his testimony expected in an upcoming civil suit filed by jean's family against the city of dallas. >> how pivotal a role would joshua played in that suit >> joshua would have been one of the first witnesses we called. >> reporter: he represents the family and now the browns call for an independent investigation. >> the trial ended and three days later a star witness was dead >> reporter: dallas police say there are no suspects but they remain commit today solving the case morgan chesky, nbc news, dallas. >> the playoff baseball now, and the yankees cruising to the alcs with a three-game sweep against t

>> reporter: brown says they're like a ship full of vikings.st break from touring lasted just 60 days. >> this is a real life and it takes a lot of dedication and it's monopolizing. you can't just go to work and come home every day. you have to be gone a lot. but you don't get the kind of chemistry any other way. you can't fake it. yove to live this life. >> reporter: that lifestyle, though rewarding, can take a toll. ♪ it's been a long time coming, couldn't keep on running, i had to hit rock bottom to know ♪ >> reporter: the latest album "the owl." who is that song about? who is it for? >> well, for me. i decided two years ago that there were just parts of myself that i didn't want to be anymore. some mornings of being on the road you wake up with some headaches, and so that's not anymore. my life's not about that anymore. ♪ i believe >> i think it's important to be vulnerable and be yourself, and just be real. i don't want to be around things that aren't real anymore. i'm trying to engineer my life to things that have soul and things that i c