tuy-cam: yes. but never to the north. >> why was the n a good place to travel? tuy-cam: it was under the communist control. >> so as you're both living and working in vietnam, what was one of the first big memories you ha? james: well, just arriving in vietnam. that was my first overseas assignment in the foreign service. just getting to know the job, learning about the people and seeing what a totally different culture it was. trying to cope with some of the adjustments that one has to go through to become a diplomat, a foreign service officer. i was a very green kid on my first assignment so i had a lot to learn. but it was very exciting, too, to be at the heart of the most important american foreign engagement of that time, the beginning of the vietnam war. to have the opportunity to ravel around and make some assessments which, often, by the way, were quite different from the military reporting that was going in. we had a different perspective. we were not part of that chain f command. often, t

tuy-cam: not really. me, at that time shy, came from a one close-knit family and andt, he me to dinner he came home, opened the door for me to get out and said can i give you a good night kiss and i was so scared, and i ran around the car and refused him. he was so mad. he went home without calling to say goodbye or anything. james: i only stayed home for about four or five weeks and then i was back. >> when did you meet up again? james: when i got back. the headquarters was in denying and my boss was there, and so that was the first place i stopped on the way. tuy-cam: one day he showed up around noon time and asked me to go out to lunch with him, and we did. through you walk me their experience on -- james: by late fall of 67, we were engaged and we had set the wedding date for march of 68, when my tour was to end and we would go back to the states. tet coming up was to be her last before getting married and going off to this foreign country. it is a big deal in vietnam. it is the one major role -- majo

i would tell us the truth version of events without judgement or bias but the question is our body cam is really the be all end all of police report take the recent events in milwaukee wisconsin involving the police and be a rookie sterling brown back in january brown was confronted by a group of police officers after illegally parking in a handicap space he was then wrestled to the ground and tasered by the officers for refusing to take his hands out of his pockets brown was eventually given a two hundred dollar ticket for the parking violation and officers had pushed for an obstruction obstructing an officer charge but that was overturned after body cam footage was reviewed body cam footage that only now six months later is finally being shown to the public milwaukee police chief alfonso morales publicly apologized to brown in may five months after the incident occurred stating i'm sorry this incident as collated to this level the department conducted investigation into the incident which revealed members acted inappropriately and those members were recently disciplined. but are afte

after the fact apologies veg disciplinary action and much delayed body cam footage really really the police are what the police reform activists were marching for and hoping for i say let's find out and start watching the home next. to the. real thing with. the bottom. like you that. this is. the watch in the heart i roll the door and downtown dallas is joining us today to talk police reforms body cams and apologies as author speaker and educator baltimore sun. thanks for joining all always a pleasure to have you know i want to look first i want the three of us to take a look at a part of the recently released body cam footage of this i believe was when the officers actually you know took sterling brown dallas let's take a look at that first. thang. let de tat with what what's your first reaction to seeing footage like that i think that if a police officer tackles a citizen based on you know. a conversation not going the way they wanted it to go and we found out that this citizen did nothing wrong i feel like those officers should be thrown in jail because the fog would have come up

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tonight, the new body cam just out, and what it reveals. >>> and fighting back. the woman jogging, attacked in broad daylight. you can see her taking on the suspect. and what she does next that saves her. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin with the breaking news, the tense battle over what's happening on the american border, and the president arriving on capitol hill late today. the president and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle now hearing from americans across this country, reacting to images like these, the tents, the detention centers where children, separated from their parents, are now being held. president trump arriving on capitol hill late today. republican senators have reportedly come up with a bill that they believe would end this swiftly. but will the president go along with it? tonight, more than 2,000 children separated in just the last month or so, and this evening, we learned some of those parents have been sent home, but their children are still here in the u.s., in those dete

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i would tell us the truth version of events without judgement or bias but the question is our body cam is really the be all end all of police reform take the recent events in milwaukee wisconsin involving the police and be a rookie sterling brown back in january brown was confronted by a group of police officers after illegally parking in a handicap space he was then wrestled to the ground and tasered by the officers for refusing to take his hands out of his pockets brown was eventually given a two hundred dollar ticket for the parking violation and officers had pushed for an obstruction obstructing an officer charge but that was overturned after body cam footage was reviewed body cam footage that only now six months later is finally being shown to the public and walking police chief alfonso morales publicly apologized to brown in may five months after the incident occurred stating i'm sorry this incident as collated to this level the department conducted investigation into the incident which revealed members acted inappropriately and those members were recently disappointed. but are a

. >> what she finally spots on the zip line that now sinks >> dark cam from dash cam owners australia, you never know what you will catch. this guy sees this. a woman frantically rung down the street. he invites her to just on in and the chase is now on. they flip around and find him headed down the street. she is sticking her head out the window, if anybody maifb may have seen what she's looking for. >> a bicycle, exactly. someone had just stolen her electric bicycle. the guy seen a good running eratic and sass on the sidewalk. he thought, he knew where he went. he saw the woman. he remembers. you hear, there was a baby seat on the bicycle. the guy is just on edge i was worried a baby was >> it's the fastest bicycle. >> so far they're bebe be be into the right intersection. >> it's three different ways the guy could have gone. >> exactly. >> you see somebody on a bicycle. the driver speeds up. it is this woman's bike. watch what happens next. >> how dare you. how dare you! >> wow, she's giving him the what for. >> once he was confronted, he says, oh, i was going back. >>> get ahold o

. >>> dramatic body cam video. police open fire on a dog and injure a 9-year-old that officer facing charges. >>> the major supreme court ruling on cell phones and when pocace use yours to track you. >>> new revelations about a deadly self-driving uber crash. what pole say the person at the wheel was doing moments before impact. >>> future of security, the new tool letting you skip the line at the stadium but at what cost to your privacy? >>> caught on camera, a car goes airborne landing between two gas pumps, wait until you see what happens >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and thank you ining us. tonight, as the government says it is reunited huneds of migrant families with their children, othersin ren limbo caught in a bureaucratic black hole despite the president's decision to end the policy of pa ting families who have illegally entered the u.s. this as we begin to see the faces and hear the voices of those who faced the reality of that policy. having their children ta

. >>> dash cams are a good idea. in russia, i'm going to go out and a limb and say, they're a must. >> essential. >> as we're driving down the road, we see people darting across the street. >> oh. >> oh, man. >> that was somebody. >> let's pray that somebody's grandma. >> we think it was a younger person. middle-aged person. run it back. got the first person. boom. >> they were trying to make it. >> looked like they were aiming for the car. they just committed to their line and didn't affect the speed at all. >> once she gets hit, she falls to the ground and gets back up and goes. the russians are made of steel. >> she stumbled a little bit and isn't going anywhere so quickly because police did get involved. she took a breathalyzer and there was alcohol in her system. they took her to the hospital. she wasn't injured seriously, and they released her. that's just a few bruises. >> the windshield is broken. >>> let's go over to england, where this man is really grateful he had his dash cam rolling. >> yikes. >> pay att

after review of the body cam footage, officials launched an investigation and two officers were placed on administrative leave. >>> in the beating of robert johnson, additional officers on administrative leave bringing the total number of officers on leave to five. police releasing the report saying johnson was aggressive calling them names and spitting. one of johnson's attorney says there is a lot in the report we disagree with. the police chief will hold a conference this afternoon to talk about the excessive force investigations. >>> a new york city man facing deportation after trying to deliver a pizza to ft. hamilton military base in brooklyn. pablo showed his identification card last week as he had done several times before. this time the undocumented immigrant was asked to get a daily visitor pass. officials claim he signed a waiver permitting a background check which revealed an active warrant for deportation. >> he tells the new york post saying that is a lie and he did not sign a waiver. new york governor cuomo says they secured legal counsel for him. >>> alarming new number

the shooting was caught on dash cam video. today fbi investigators r turned scene looking for more clues. >> news 4 mark segraves shows us how the team recreated the scene. >> fbi investigators spent hourr out h on ft. hunt road combing through the woods where he was shot to death using these green wires to trace the trajectory of the gunot. fairfa police closed ft. hunt road just before 9:00 this morning to allow fbi investigators access to the scene. investigators positioned this jeep grand cherokee simil to the one he was driving the night he was killed. at the same location seen in police dash cam video the of the shooting. using metal deteors, shovels, even machete, they combed through the woods ae-- a jidjac to where the shots were fired h it ended inl of gunfire. police dash cam video shows as many as nine sho being fired by two u.s. park police officers. the chase began about five minutes before that shooting. video of fairfax county police officers dash cam shows the chase along gw park way. since the ooting, his fami

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they turned to the baby cam. turns out chloe had some help.pirators. watch again as their two golden retrievers bust into chloe's room, wake her up and after some licks of love make a break for it with baby chloe right behind them. the dogs are stars in their own right known on social media as the cheese pups. >> want some food? >> reporter: this video of them racing to dinner has nearly 14 million views. dad chris tells us colby learned ow to open door handles thee years ago and he and his brother might have had ulterior motives for setting chloe free saying lately she's been dropping food for them from their bin so they figured she must be good to help feed them breakfast. some smart dogs there. mom nina tells us there was no evidence that chloe actually fed the dog but the dogs always eat every crumb and clearly after watching this they're experts so would never leave the evidence behind. that is a rookie move. >> what smart dogs. smart and they look like they were having fun. woke up with a smile on her face. >> absolutely. well, her and t

automatic caught on officer body cam. plus -- young recruits. this fleet footed 11-year-old already receiving offers from major universities. with intense daily workouts designed to take him from preteen to the pros, but is it too much too soon? and marvel makers. n want to cast a spell like dr. strange? bob woodruff in china with the team creating the real-life weapons of "the avengers." and later, a hunt in the amazon river. finding the beautiful and rare pink dolphins. here now juju chang. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. tonight we're hearing from a group of law enforcement officers, ambushed by a man armed with a semiautomatic rifle. it seems so often these days body cam footage is used to scrutinize police behavior. but what you see tonight is the loyalty of these men and women to their fellow officers as they put their lives on the line to serve and protect. here's nbc's crayton sindel. j new year's morning in 2017. five officers from the douglas county sheriff's office responding to a domestic call. waiting for them, 37-year-old a

they should not be in these camps, these street cams. -- the street cams. -- street camps. and the others are put into , whereon wearing camps they are going to be asked to go back to y tgermany. have comeese exiles through other european countries and through the procedure, which is just a nightmare. will be a meeting with interior ministers. the newest one is the leader of the far right movement in italy. what effect might he, the rise of the far right have now? crisis on deepen the migratory policies. he said yesterday that he was theseto argue against procedures bad reasons. because he does not want to have any more migrants in his country. not only about the situation of migrants and refugees in europe, for the growing of this xenophobic and extreme right movement in italy. it is because the european states have left italy alone to deal with this question. italy has said, no more. , if italy is questioning the dublin agreement, the whole system will .ave to be reviewed it is more a bad reason. it might have good results because the actual dublin is just impossible. it

now, take a look at the live panda cam. there is a panda that is hanging out in the top right corner of the panda cam. weon't know if that is mayshon. whoever is there is taking a st. it's stiefore 6:00 in the morning. just hanging ou we do have video of mayshon over the years. she has put on a show. by my citnt and doing ae bit of research here, she has had six panda cubs over theye s, and this would be a big deal if she has another one because obviously it woure bring moeople here to the zoo. it would mean economic vitality to this area, and it cre es a buzz around the region whenever happens like thi here. again, the 19-year-old panda cub -- a closeye being kept on her right now. the habitat is actually closed down, but the outdoor enclosure is open in the afternoon. if you do want to come and take a look at thatn the afternoon, it to be able to do that, that will be until 2:00 in the afternoon. once again, the giant panda cub taking a close eye and keeping a close o monitor her as she could, could, be pregnant, and that

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pete has enlisted the help of year eye fashion expert cam france to prep his wedding wardrobe. >> it'soing the make it look more formal than you wearing this. >> back in march, he gave pete a fashion makeover as paraof an "snl" skit. >>> next up, cardi b and the baby shower in atlanta. >> oh, my god, that's it. >> the registry included a nearly $500 kid version of a bentley similar to this one. also, a gold-gofcovered bassine. >>> and josh brolin's baby number three expectation. >> we're nervous. appropriately nervous. but we're looking fwar to it. >> he was all smiles next to his wife, katherine. the person most excited is his step mom barbra streisand. >> the kid has a great jewish grand mother. she's into it. she does all this stuff. it's amazing. >> imagine the lullabies, everyone. the "sicario" sequel hits the screens this friday. >>> kevin frazier back with us from nyc. >> hey, cam. it's not a sequel to "kazaam." it's the new basketball comedy, "uncle drew." shaq will stop at nothing for a laugh. ♪ i drink that cognac >> how was the makeup snjt it took four hours. i had to wake u

. >> we have something called a spy cam. >> i've heard. >> we have spy cam. we lock ourselves in the clubhouse in georgetown and interview people within the intelligence community and in politics and we get this really wonderful insight into what is going to be relevant or six months's time when the show airs. >> a sit down with her coming up in a moment. >>> let's begin to the countdown to the on again and off again summit in singapore between president trump answer north korea's kim jong-un. kelly o'donnell is in singapore this morning and traveling with the president. good morning, kelly. >> reporter: good morning, willie. president trump acknowledged he is stepping into unknown territory here as he tries to hammer out a deal with kim jong-un. this comes just hours after he tangled with long time u.s. allies in canada. president trump has also declined to answer when repeatedly asked if he and kim have spoken by phone. but no hesitation to try to manage expectations as he says any potential deal will take time. heading toward history. president trump trave

thank you. >>> body cams showed rescue workers and police cadets rescuing a girl in savannah, georgiathe mother was seen pushing the child in a stroller and on wednesday she called to say the toddler was missing. authorities say the recruits heard the toddler crying and found her. she had a few cuts and scrapes. an investigation is under way. >>> a new heat record is broken, and controversial remarks related to the maryland shooting. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the hill" reports commentator mike yiannopoulos's call for shooting journalists wasn was just a troll. he said he couldn't wait for the vigilante squads to start gunning down journalists on site. he said it was a way to get journalists off him. after the shooting yesterday yiannopoulos said he had been joking. >>> politico reports on speculation about possible successors to white house staff chief john kelly. potential replacements reportedly include mike pence's chief of staff nick ayers and office of management and budget director mick mulvaney. white house spokesman lindsay walters said she

i want to show you, a live cam of some of that construction that we had earlier. look at that. now it looks like it's cleared out quite nicely. we had the construction cones laid out across the 101 southbound side but now they've cleared that out just in time. i want to give another live look at dublin. this one seems to be getting sen it back to you. >> thanks, vianey. happening today, the kids behind the march for our lives movement are hitting the road to get young people registered to vote. that youth movement was started by students who survived that mass shooting in parkland, florida. the group's main purpose is to push for gun control. organizers for more than 4 million people turned 18 years old this year. and are eligible to vote in the november mid-term elections. >> it is 4:49. we could soon see tin city to house more mig grant children. the administration says a facility will be near el paso texas and have 450 beds. since the trump administration implemented its new zero migrant children being taken away from their parents has skyrock skyrocketed. all existing facil

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danger is heating up all around the bay area taking a live look outside from our sales force tower cam. someissua red flag edmore than 13,000 acres since it broke out saturday northeast of clear lake oaks. it is now 56% contained. the fire damaged 22 structures, but it's no longer threatening any other buildings. still, some evacuations remain in effect. >>> a battle over beach access could be a step closer to a solution. state lawmakers say they now have a plan that could allow the public to visit a beach where access has been cut off by a billionaire who bought the property around it. kpix 5 reporter katie nielsen explains. >> which is what the battle and possible supreme court showdown is all about. >> just look behind me. god gave this to everyone, not just the people with a billion dollars. >> billionaire tech investor bernard cosla closed he bought the property in 2008, but gave a rare interview to kpix last month. >> open beach access has never existed on that property ever. >> the fight over 13when the su rider foundation sued cosla saying he violated the coastal act by blockin

new released body cam video shows them questioning the backup driver at the scene. >> do you haveorny >> reporter: tempe police reporting rafaella vasquez was watching hulu when the accident occurred. now she could face criminal charges. here you see vasquez, who appears to be distracted, when the biker appears in the road. the car was in autonomous driving mode when it hit and killed 49-year-old elaine herzberg, who was crossing the street midblock with her bike. >> so what exactly happened? >> the car was in auto-drive and all of a sudden i -- the car didn't see it. i didn't see it, and all of a sudden it was just there but shot out in front and then i think -- i know i hit them. >> reporter: officers investigating the incident calculated it could have been prevented if vasquez used the manual brake when the pedestrian first appeared. the report saying the car would have stopped more than 42 feet shy of herzberg. >> i said, what happened, and she said a vehicle hit the pedestrian. >> reporter: police are now calling the crash entirely avoidable. in a statement, uber says it has stri

the guy with a dash cam here. there's a car approaching from the right. the guy saw it happening. >> the guy in the car saw it happening and the bicyclist did his best to try to >> he is clearly, in shock, stunned and injured stumbling around. people quickly come to his aid and within about a minute or so an ambulance does pull up on scene to treat this guy. >> the driver stops. other people stop to help guy out and keep him from wandering around the road. look at these items. if you happen to be there it looks like hey, this would be a nice place to eat. they wouldn't be on this show right now if they served everything on a banana leaf. it makes it pretty clear. something is wrong. >> are they doing the dishes in a puddle? >> they are doing it in a dirty puddle behind the restaurant. somebody spotted what was going on. you can see one guy right there. he has a water hose but the rest of them using dirty muddy yellow water washing the plate. >> for a second. >> for a quick second i was like maybe they are scraping the plating into that >> it looks like it

body cam video shows the moments after police used a stun gun on brown during a parking violation arrest. the suit accuses police of excessive force, unlawful arrest and targeting brown because he is black. the police chief has apologized to brown, who was not charged. three officers were suspended. >>> tonight, federal health officials say smoking in america has hit an all-time low. about 14% of u.s. adults were smokers last year. that's down 16% from the year before. the new numbers also show fewer high school students are taking up the habit, but there are still more than 30 million adult smokers in the u.s. >>> and if you're tired of trips to the pharmacy, one of the largest drugstore chains, cvs, is launching a nationwide service that will deliver prescriptions right to your door. it'll cost $4.99 and medications will arrive in one or two days. the move comes amid speculation that amazon will get into the prescription drug business. >>> when we come back, summer, sand and one spectacular competition. our "nightly snapshot" is coming up next. plummet why marijuana shops have a deadli

. >> reporter: late today police released the officer's body cam video, but the incident happened on may 23rd, and the investigation only began may 30th when an alarmed citizen brought the security camera video from the apartment complex to the chief who has now a changed policy regarding punches to the head and face. >> henceforth any strikes are only authorized in situations where a person is actively fighting with us, actively taking a swing at us. >> reporter: the three unnamed officers who struck johnson and a sergeant are now on paid leave. the chief who heard the audio on the body cam said this -- >> certainly at first glance it looks like a mistake, and it doesn't look right. and it's our job, my job to collectively investigate and find the answers to this. >> reporter: johnson's lawyer wants these officers charged and plans to sue. >> he's physically hurt, emotionally hurt, and this is going to affect him for the rest of his life. >> reporter: cnn, mesa, arizona. >> thank you very much. let's bring in now cnn political commentators ben ferguson and a former new york city pol

the press cam 59 preseateded july 30th-onest. by at least a month. >> laura: what do you mean press campaign. >> in is the way the obama administration typically work would. they did it with the iran deal. there was a intelligence component and a press campaign as well. that's how the obama administration worked. those two things happened they were political operations here. i think they looked at the spying and when clapper and brennan get on tv and say spying is the highest form of patriotism, i think we're paying a little too much attention to the spying. there is a larger political operation to dirty the trump campaign. >> laura: the text messages that we have seen thus far and more are trickling out. there is a lot of interest in the white house as to how this was proceeding. now defining what it was still remains to be seen. >>. >> laura: but the strzok- page text, they want to be apprised of what was going on. what was the likelihood that susan rice oor obama or ben rosen had any idea it was going on? >> i think it is high

s they'loon put up that panda cam and we all can watch. >> tre you go. >> 4:55.d >> hey, good morning to you as well and i i a good morning. we're staing off nice and dry across the d.c. rsion. humidity i little up there but later on afternoon better feeling conditions. we're already loselg daylight. hard tieve, right? we've actually lost 30 seconds already since the summer solstice. sunrise 5:44 this morning, sun will set 8:37 p.m. tonight. ayain, i think it's a to enjoy. satellite and radar nd some clearskies down to the o the west this morning. it will be on and off cloud cover through ye day. that rain see in kentucky should sde down to our south but will stay close enough it will throw clouds our way from time to time. 85 your daytime high. tomorrow comfortable 83 degrees for a daytime high. we head into wednesday we get our showers and chance of thunderstorms back thursday may start with showers, will end withsunshine,d that a will start warming through the weekend.the way fantastic but hot, 92. midut 90's for the weekend the good news is right now it looks

. >>> the view from our tower cam shows the flags fluttering at pier 39. high pressure over the eastern pacific combining with a low over the desert southwest means we had a breezy day today that will continue through tomorrow as well, stirring up winds to about 40 miles per hour. we'll have the complete forecast for you in minutes. >> and the wind may have also played a role in a deadly capsize on the bay. an overturned canoe washed ashore late this afternoon at the berkeley marina with a body inside. the victim at this point is not being identified. emergency respondsers taped off the -- responders taped off the area as they searched for anyone else in the water, but tonight they say it appears the victim was in the canoe alone when it tipped. >>> windy weather also fueled a pair of bay area brush fires. this one just off highway 4 in concord this afternoon. it grew quickly to 25 acres, winds fanned the flames, and at unpliant it threatened a -- and at one point it threatened a church on willow pass road. they were able to control it before it caused any

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cam: it did. david: tell us exactly about what we know about what happened. cam: gosh.in short compass. cam: in the days leading up to the vote, and on the day of the vote, the pollsters were working for hedge funds. and it is not a surprise that they want the data about what the mood was, but what we didn't know is that people were trading on the swings that were driving the markets, and hedge funds were getting information before it went to the public. and on the day of the vote, they hired posters to do secret private exit polls. so that is, it was being streamed to them all day long on the day of the vote, how people were voting, with the trends were. they will able to take positions and that information is not only nonpublic critical market moving information, but in this country it is a crime, or it would've been a crime for them to provide it to the public must that is defined as nonpublic information. you cannot publish an exit poll while people are still voting. and the definition of publish, is to provide to the public or any section of the public, so that is

it camp than from donald trump's cam. —— kim. give that to the north koreans that they have reported that straight back to beijing and beijing could not help crowing about it immediately before donald trump had even announced it. and at that same press conference, the other big—ticket item, if you like, was the administration here saying it seems it is going to be heading into the un security council and arguing, almost immediate, for some kind of sanctions relief, because according to the chinese government north korea has now done enough, that according to those provisions which were agreed upon at the un, remember there are two types of sanctions, us sanctions, and un sanctions, but the united nations sanctions, but the united nations sanctions, it seems china will be asking for some sanctions relief at the united nations. you can imagine countries like russia getting behind that. they give very much for that update. analysis coming from beijing with stephen mcdonell. we'll have more reaction to the summit in a moment. first,

this it's gillibrand, can a cam mall lkamala harris. based on presidential politics.t actually going to happen and detrimental to democrats in the short-term midterm run. >> shannon: this is how the president has talked about it. let's see if it's a gift to him. >> extremists, democrat politicians have called for the complete elimination of ice. we don't want ice anymore. you know what would happen to parts of our country? it would be overrun with the worse criminal elements you have ever seen they just giving him a talking point. it's not that you have prominent senators number two of the democratic party keith ellison wearing a t-shirt calling for abolishment of all borders. this is happening at the time that the american public are actually supporting stronger border enforcement. strong majorities who support detention or deportation of people who trespass at the border and only 19% who support catch and release. so the number of people who actually want less than catch than release must be small. even if it helps in the primary it is not going to be an issue that

at the same location seen in police dash cam video the night of the shooting. using metal detectors, shovels, even chete, they combed through the woods adjacent to whe thehots were fired. the 25-year-old was shot last november by park police after a f car chase it ended in a hail of gunfire. police dash cam video shows many as nine shots being fired by two u.s. pk police officers. the chase began about f minutes before that shooting. video from a fairf county police officer's dash cam shows way.hase along gw park since the shooting his familys well as members of congress have complained about how long the investigation is taking and what they call a lack of transparency. today the family issued a statement once again expressing frustration but also hope. we hope the events today are an indication of progress in the investigation and a step closer towardjustice for a young man whose bright future was needlessly taken. no word from the fbi on anyif a new evidence was found today.e >>> tonightook ahead to maryland's primary election. voters there will heado the po

at the same location seen in police dash cam video the night shooting. using metal detectors, shovels, even machete, they combed t tough the woods adjac where the shots were fired. the 25-year-old was shot last november by park police after a brief car cse. it ended in a hail of gunfire. police dash cam video shows as many as nine shots being fired by two park police officers. the chase began about five minutes beforehat shooting. video on fairfax county police c officer's das shows the chase along gw park way. since theti sh, his family as well as members of congress have complained about how long e investigation is taking and what they call a lack of transparency. today the family issued a statement once againxpressing frustration but also hope. we hope e events today are an indication of progress in the investigation and a step closer towards justice for a young man whose bright future was needlessly taken. no word from the fbi on if anyd new ee was found today. in alexandria, mark segraves. newsing news just in at the li dk. former capitals head coac

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tonight, the new body cam images, and major questions about previous cases involving the same police department in mesa, arizona. and moments ago, we heard from the man who was beaten for the first time. here's abc's whit johnson. >> dude, they told you to sit down. >> reporter: tonight, growing calls for an independent investigation of the mesa, arizona, police department. >> have a seat. guess what? i ain't gonna ask you again. have a seat. >> reporter: after newly released body cam video showing what led up to this violent arrest. 33-year-old robert johnson ignoring officer commands. >> all the way down, all the way down. >> reporter: a knee to the body, a barrage of punches, dropping johnson to the floor. >> you didn't need to put all that force on me. what did you need to put fists on me for? huh? huh? yeah, guess what. you're a [ bleep ] boy. >> reporter: police say johnson was resisting, and thought he might have had a knife. but no weapon was found. >> i want may say to be held accountable for what they have done. >> reporter: his attorney says the case fits a pattern of bad

it's not like we were on kiss cam or something. [ laughter ] we were -- we just met.re in the -- i was invited in there by nbc. i was in the nbc booth. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you came in for a little bit to catch the game. then you had to run to do your show. >> jimmy: exactly, dude, yeah. >> and on your way out, i said, "hello." >> jimmy: kind of. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, you kind of said, "hello." >> that's it. >> jimmy: no. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. no, because you kind of -- it was interesting, you kind of -- you kind of asked me to do something. it was very odd and -- do you remember this? >> yeah. my wife was pregnant, and, you know -- i was seeing jimmy or meeting jimmy for the first time. and so i was a little nervous. and i asked you to bless the baby. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. that's exactly what happened. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] that's exactly what happened. >> i -- that was -- you know -- >> jimmy: he's dale earnhardt jr. and he goes, "yeah, can you -- this is my wife and" -- >> you were very nice, though. you did -- you got down there and yo