castile was intoxicated with thc.eaning he'd smoked so much marijuana that his body was completely intoxicated with it. maybe when the officer asked him not to reach, he may have been so intoxicated he didn't hear it. but the officer told him several times don't reach and what the officer could see then was that he was in danger and he had a fire shots. that's the only thing that officer could have done at that time and -- >> i disagree with harry. >> i don't even see it happening. i don't see them winning nothing at all unless the city just wants to not fight it. >> but harry the question is why in the world did it get to that point? if you and i are on patrol, and somebody says they have a firearm, we don't say anything other than put your hands on the steering wheel. find out more information. why do you have a gun, sir? where's your gun? he didn't freeze it. he just told him don't do something after he had told him to get his documentation and so when he said don't reach for it, don't reach for what? er. >> when y

castile a threat.y acquitted yanez last ( james ) the family of the man who killed his two children and then himself is speaking out this morning. santa rosa police say 40- year-old alvaro camara killed his 6-year-old daughter and 18-month-old son sometime on father's day... and then hanged himself. his estranged wife last heard from him on sunday when he said he was running late to return their children. camara then texted his mother, telling her he loved her and he would see her later. his sister says the family is in disbelief because of how much her bother cared for his children. <"he loved those children very very much. the way he looked at those children was a love that was unexplainable.what my brother did was horrific. we all know that. we all feel it.there's this horrific hurt inside of us. we all feel it."> ( james ) the children's mother wrote a letter to the community asking for help raising awareness of her story to prevent it from happening to another family. if you want to read the entir

castile. that wasn't my intention. i thought i was going to die.an young, cnn, minneapolis. >> thank you to ryan for putting together the piece. why do we show the video after the case has been decided? because it matters, because it's part of a national conversation, because this was an outcome nobody was happy with, and in the aftermath, whether it was rightful or wrongful led to discussions about use of force and training and protocols. that's why it still matters even after the decision by the court. >> it does. now we have the attorney for the family of philando castile, judge glenda hatchett. good morning to you and thank you for being with me. >> absolutely. >> let's begin with, again, this is something that the jurors and you have seen, the family has seen in court. this is the first time we're all publicly seeing this dash cam video. when you first saw it, what was your reaction? >> i was stunned. brooke, i was absolutely stunned. i knew in theory what to expect, but we all saw it for the first time the jury saw it. i think that it really

yanez is heard telling castile not to pull out the gun.... and castile says, he will not. again says, not to reach for the gun --- before he pulls his own weapon... and fires seven- times. castile's girlfriend says, he was reaching for his wallet and drivers license. yanez told investigators, the smell of marijuana from castile's car was part of why he considered him a threat. some people say, the new video does not resolve the question of whether yanez saw castille reach for a gun. a jury acquitted yanez last week. castile's girlfriend spoke out about the verdict. "every juror that had any issues with police was dropped like a hot rock. every juror that even later it turned out they were writing all over facebook pro-police stuff, they were kept on the jury. and that was the truth. and that jury was rigged." many felt improper police training is part of the blame ...for officer jeronimo yanez shooting philando castile. (topvo)authorities take down a suspect in brussels, belgium. . . after a small explosion goes off at a busy train station today.investigators are now sayin

castile. it was not my intention. i was scared to death and i was scared i would die.e said he matched the description of a robbery suspect and smelled marijuana and saw castile reach for a gun. >> i told told him not to reach for it. >> you told him to get his i.d. and driver's license. >> reporter: prosecutors said castile had a permit and warned the officer he had a firearm and the officer overreacted. the shooting last summer sparked weeks of protest and flared racial tensions. tonight a heightened police presence as officer yanez has been found not guilty. even though he has been found not guilty, the city has decided to remove him from the force saying the public will be best served if yanez is no longer a police officer in the city. >> blake mccoy. thank you. >>> we turn to a surprise mega deal that could change the way millions of americans go grocery shopping. internet giant amazon says it's buying whole foods, the popular supermarket chain in a deal that's heating up grocery wars against walmart. an intense competition for your money. nbc news jo ling kent ha

but philando castile is dead. his daughter was in the car.ight after the shooting. >> it's okay, i'm right here with you. >> that's his fiancee's daughter. and then he said, i don't want you to be shooted, mommy. >> it's horrible. >> this guy sounded pretty calm. i'm not a police officer, i was not there. he sounded calm. sounds to me, he was trying to tell the officer, i have a license to carry. the officer cut him off. >> how can you say that? >> harry, listen, this is don. >> don, he didn't say that. >> can we play that part, please. play that part. >> because his hands were moving so fast, that's what happened. >> play the part, please. >>. >> it's okay, i'm right here with you. >> okay, i'll wait. >> i have to tell you, i do have a firearm on me. i'm -- >> don't reach for it. >> i'm not pulling it out. >> you just killed my boyfriend! he wasn't reaching. >> don't pull it out. don't move! >> so my point is, it happened so fast, he didn't even give the guy time to get all of his words out, harry, to even explain what was going on. >> but h

castile. that wasn't my intention. i thought i was going to die. >> and ryan joins us.w, do we know if castile ever put his hand in his pocket? >> that is the big question. we may never know the answer to that, anderson, because the officer wasn't wearing a body camera, so you can't see from his perspective. all he said is he said he felt like he was in danger. then the video picks up on the inside, what millions of people had seen reynold's facebook live. and she says, of course, that when she talked to investigators, on three different occasions, that two times he said he was reaching for his wallet. the third time, she said she believed he was reaching for his seat belt and defense attorneys seized on that. >> ryan young, thank you very much for the update. >>> up next, the latest vote numbers from georgia. well, a 103 how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. i told you we had a fortune. get closer to your investment goals with a conversation. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... h

le reporter: valerie castile is ase mother of philando castile, who was shot to death by police officereronimo yanez, during a routine traffic stop almost a year ago. >> this city killed my son! and a murderer gets away. >> we got pulled over for a epsted tail light. >> reporter: the case gained national notoriety because the immediate aftermath of the shooting was live streamed on facebook by castile's girlfriend, diamond reynolds. >> he was trying to get out his i.d. >> that's yanez screaming at her with his gun still drawn. >> i told him not to reach for it! i told him to get his hand off it! >> reporter: drawn in the midst of the traffic stop, castile told the officer he had a firearm, but yanez insisted on the witness stand, that when castile reached into his pocket he feared for his life and fired off seven shots, five of them hitting castile. reynolds said castile was simply complying with the policeman's request for identification. >> you told him to get his i.d., tr. his driver's license. >> reporter: john choi is the prosecutor who charged the policeman with manslaughter. >> h

another bullet hit the center console two inches away from philando castile's girlfriend.ets all hit philando castile. five bullets. two of them went through his heart. philando castile's girlfriend started running her video camera immediately after the shooting, a video that has been widely seen over the last year on this network. friday, the officer was found not guilty of manslaughter in the second degree, and yesterday the dash cam video of the shooting, which had been an exhibit in court, was finally released. i didn't want to watch it. i've seen enough of these videos. they are difficult to watch. if you have any kids anywhere near your tv right now, you don't want them to see this. here is that police dash cam video. >> do you have your license and insurance? >> sir, i have to tell you i do have a firearm on me. >> don't reach for it then. don't pull it out. [ screaming ] [ gunshots ] >> you just killed my boyfriend. >> don't pull it out. don't move! [ bleep ]. >> oh, man. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. >> don't move! >> oh, my god. >> don't move! >> oh, my god. i'm s

castile. i thought i was going to die. not wearing a body camera so you don't get his perspective of what he saw inside the car. the girlfriend started shooting the video from facebook live. she says in three interviews with police that she thought that her boyfriend was reaching for his wallet or the seatbelt. of course, because of those differing testimonies at some point, defense attorney tried to go after that in that court case. a lot of conversation about those seconds right after that shooting. that's been a big conversation since then. john? >> the officer acquitted. ryan young, thank you so much for that report. >>> investors revolt in the uber ceo resigns amid a swirl of controversy. we have new developments coming up next. i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >>>

castile's girlfriend, diamond reynolds, was in the passenger seat.med the immediate aftermath on facebook live. >> i told him not to reach for it! i told him to get his hand open. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir, and his driver's license. oh, my god, please don't tell me he's dead. e.ease don't tell me my boyfriend just went like that. >> keep your hands where they are, please. >> yes, i will, sir. i'll keep my hands where they are. an reporter: as officer yanez continued to point his gun at castile, you could see an officer coax and pick up reynold's then-four-year-old daughter who was in the backseat during the shooting. >> get the baby girl out of axre! n reporter: yanez was quickly suspended from the st. anthony, minnesota, police department and soon indicted for manslaughter. during the trial, yanez said he feared for his life and thought castile, a 32-year-old school calf teara worker was pulling d t a gun he was licensed to carry. valerie castile is philando's mother. >> my firstborn one son is dead here in minnesota under the circumstanc

i'm right here with you. >> reporter: castile there in the driver's seat fatally wounded. prosecutors charging yanez with second degree manslaughter. at trial arguing the officer panicked and lost control. >> i told him to not reach for it. i told him to get his hand up. >> reporter: castile's family claiming that he was racially profiled. >> reporter: the system continues to fail black people. >> reporter: but defense attorneys arguing yanez fired because he thought castile was reaching for his gun. this morning, yanez's team satisfied with the verdict while castile's family says they've been denied justice. castile's mother taking to facebook live after the verdict was announced. >> now they got free rein to keep killing us any kind of way they want to. >> reporter: and yanez will not be returning to the police force. the city of st. anthony saying it's not in the public's best interest. the two sides are now negotiating a voluntary separation agreement. >> so much anger here. eva, thank you. >>> overnight bill cosby breaking his silence speaking out for the first time s

castile case.y have awarded 3 million for the settlement. it prevents the family from filing a wrongful death suit. castile girlfriend streamed the entire incident on facebook line. yanas was found not guilty earlier this month. >> spaib digging up remains of salvador ali all for paternity test. a judge ordered excavation for dna extraction after who claims to be daughter of world famous artist files a paternity suit. the painter had an affair with mother while working as a family made. court says dna test is necessary due to act of other buy lom call or personal -- he died at the age ever 85 and had no known children. >> facebook begun testing a new tool which prevent nip from steel stealing your profile picture. it stops other users from s saving your pick or screen shoting it with android de device. people on friend list won't be able to tack anyone there are plans to expand to other countries. >> we're three days away from our next zip trip. count down is on. it's this friday, of course, june 3

yanez is heard telling castile not to pull out the gun.... and castile says, he will not.anez again says, not to reach for the gun --- before he pulls his own weapon... and fires seven- times. castile's girlfriend says, he was reaching for his wallet and drivers license. yanez told investigators, the smell of marijuana from castile's car was part of why he considered him a threat. some people say, the new video does not resolve the question of whether yanez saw castille reach for a gun. a jury acquitted yanez last week. (pam) a dust storm in new mexico leads to a fatal, multi- vehicle pileup. . . killing six people. take a look at this video. . . the vehicles all bunched in the same area.it happened on interstate-10 near the arizona and new mexico border .. monday evening. police say, 25-vehicles were involved in the accident. six people including an infant died. . . and several others were injured.police say high winds caused limited visibility from blowing dust. (pam) carpool lanes allow drivers with more than one passenger.... to use the lane in hopes of encouraging car

yanez shot castile five times in the chest. after the verdict, the city of saint anthony, minnesota announced that officer yanez will no longer be on the force. a few hundred people are protesting the jury's decision. they're marching from minnesota's capitol in saint paul...to show their outrage. earlier there were lots of kids walking with the group. some are carrying signs that read "unite for philando" and "black lives matter." they're chanting "no justice, no peace, prosecute the police." there have not been reports of voilence or property damage. we'll monitor the situation and break in if things change. (steve) three suspects have been arrested in the brutal beating of a lyft driver on highway 101.. the incident happened back in march... bystanders captured the assault on video that eventually helped c-h-p identify the suspect... 25-year-old gabrielle rodriguez.... 19-year-old jarrelle williams and 33-year-old derwayne johnson were all arrested on multiple charges including assault with a deadly weapon...batter y...and v

in the death of philando castile.. yanez shot and killed castile during a traffic stop last july..e testified that castile informed him he was carrying a gun.. but then ignored the officers commands ánotá pull the gun out. the woman with castile said he reaching for his drivers license as the officer asked. she was streaming the incident live on facebook. yanez is no longer with the police department. ((steve))back here in the bay area..fire crews are monitoring hot spots tonight..after flames rip through a warehouse.(pam)the blaze broke out this afternoon in san francisco's bayview district. kron 4's hermela aregawi has details. (hermela aregawi) the fire started around 12:30 this afternoon.fire officials say it burned through practically every part of this 5000 square foot ware house, a facility that manufactures metal.those who work nearby describe the initial moments.coral romero/witness: i heard a muffled explosion. that's a muffled boom like one of the kids up on the hill were throwing fireworks. my partner thought it was one of the metal guys dropped a peace of metal on the

they also heard video of philando castile telling the officer he had a gun. had a permit to carry, but he never mentioned that to the officer, and he reached for his gun when the officer ordered him to keep his hands visible. yanez testified he stopped castile because of his tail light and he fit the description of a suspect in a four-day old robbery. prosecutors argued that castile was only reaching for his driver's license. his girlfriend said he was trying to undue his seat belt to get his license for the offic t gun was still in his pocket. >> this city killed my son. a murderer gets away. are you kidding me right now! >> reporter: the family attorney known to tv audiences as judge blenda hatchet. >> if philando can die under these circumstances, let's be clear, each of you could die under these circumstances. >> reporter: the jury spent as many days deliberating as they did listening to evidence. sne we they were deadlocked for five days. ten voted for acquittal, two for conviction because they all came together to acquit the officer. sara sidner, cnn, s

he shot castile only moments after castile explained that he had a gun and a permit to carry it.astile's mother has reached a nearly 3-million dollar settlement with the city that employed officer jeronimo yanez.. this avoids a federal lawsuit that attorneys say could have dragged on for years. the lawyer for castile's mother says it's a good thing that yanez is no longer an officer.. bob bennett, attorney for valerie castile if i had to say one thing that's uniform with officer shootings that are bad is that the officer panics. that's i think what caused the willingness to settle for essentially 3 million dollars on the part of the city and which caused them to fire him because you can't have an officer like that on the street. yanez - who is latino - was acquitted of manslaughter earlier this month. as in other officer shootings that resulted in no criminal consequences .....the acquittal sparked angry reaction. demonstrators on sunday in minneapolis, for example, disrupted the pride parade....protestingcastile's shooting. the castile family says they'll use the settlement mone

the family of philando castile, do they have a civil case?, absolutely, any time you have a shooting of any sort. you have a potential civil case, in this case philando castile did not pull a firearm, and did not show a firearm. you have a civil case and i believe that this one will settle. >> again, the jury after two weeks of trial, the jury found the officer involved not guilty just on friday. thanks for coming in. >>> thank you. >>> let's also turn to this, new details about a failed terror attack in belgium. the explosive was used was tatp. that's the same explosive that was used in the manchester bomb last month. the brussels attack last year, and the paris attack in 2015. a man tried to detonate a suitcase full of nails and gas canisters at the city's busiest train station, something went wrong and the explosion didn't happen. no one was hurt, police shot and ended up killing the attacker. police have identified him. he's a moroccan citizen. officials have discovered that he was an isis sympathizer. >>> meantime, u.s. spy satellites ar

had the guts to smoke pot in front of this little girl, castile could shoot.e naturmatched the g description of a robbery suspect. >> he racially profiled. he said he had a wide-set nose. he changed up his story so many times. there's a number of things we can look at to pick apart this case. the fact of the matter is this. america is a racially biased society and it allows law enforcement officials like this to be able to execute and be able to go on vacation and tend to their family and to be able to go on and live great lives. black people have no form of justice in the united states. a lot of people across the country thought this was the case. this was the one where we would see an officer charged and convicted with manslaughter in the state of minnesota. and we were let down once again by the system. so what that tells us is we got to figure out on our own what we need to do, because the united states and the government doesn't care about us, and it's working against us in all cases. that 4-year-old baby shouldn't have had to deal with that. they shouldn

just released dashcam video shows philando castile pulled over for a broken tail light last year. seconds later he was shot and killed. christin ayers has more, what you are about to see is graphic. >> reporter: dashcam video revealed today shows it takes 40 seconds from the time the officer approaches philando castile's car to when he fires 7 shots. >> i have to tell you, i have a firearm on me. >> don't reach for it. don't pull it out. don't pull it out. >> reporter: video we are not showing you because of the graphic nature. philando castile's girlfriend streamed the after math on facebook live. >> told him not to reach for it. >> you told him to get his i.d. >> reporter: last week he was acquitted of manslaughter charges. kpix 5 police analyst watched the dashcam video for the first time. >> as painful as it is, based on the circumstances, and the officer's training and the law, i felt the officer used reasonable force. >> reporter: but philando castile's mother blasted the police department and the justices for failing her son. >> just because he was a police officer that mak

and philando castile was doing the right thing. he was sitting in his car innocent and when he was still murdered and when the police officer who did that, the murderer who did that got away with it that's what really triggered all of this." castile's girlfriend recorded the stop on her cell phone and posted the shooting on facebook. in it many say it's visible castile is strapped in a seatbelt as he explains to the officer he has a registed firearm and was pulling out documentation when he was shot within a minute.sot: stephen carter, protestor//"yeah when i'm driving i definitely feel nervous and worried about what's going to happen."sot: jena perry, protestor//"he did exactly what you're supposed to do when engaging with a police officer is to let them know what you're doing and what you have."one mother came to the rally in support of castille's family while fearing for her own children. sot: leslie silket, protestor//" because it can be me next. i could be next in the unfortunate mom's clubs of a mother of two black sons. " pr

castile's girlfrienia seat.eamed the immediate aftermath on facebook live. >> i told him not to reach for it! i told him to get his hand open. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir, and his driver's license. oh, my god, please don't tell me he's dead. please don't tell me my boyfriend just went like that. >> keep your hands where they are, please. >> yes, i will, sir, i'll keep my hands where they are. >> reporter: as officer yanez continued to pint his gun atica steel, you could see an officer coax and then pick up the four-year-old daughter from the back seat. yanez was quickly supported from the st. anthony minnesota police department and soon indicted for manslaughter. during the trial,ianez said he feared for his life and thought castile, a 32-year-old school cafeteria worker, pulled out a gun he was licensed to carry. vadry castile is his mother. >> my first-born son dead here m circumstances just because he was a police officer that makes it okay. oh, now they get free rein. he's found innocent on all coun

the philando castille family reads in part, no amount of money could ever replace philando castille.ly will continue to work to a loss with the philando castille relief foundation. >> shepard: trace, now some people are now saying, police departments are rethinking body cameras. >> in the wake of all this police shootings him a lot of departments around the country are really mandated using body cameras to document police activity. the problem is, they're expensive. to buy and maintain. the jersey city police department is the first in the country to try turning cell phone cameras into body cans for the way it works, the officer downloads something called the cop cast app. strapping to chew their chest, they can record video and audio. it works, i bet a lot of other departments will jump on board. >> shepard: trace gallagher, thank you so much. stay right there, will be right back. right before a performance especially. only aleve has the strength to stop minor arthritis pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. this is my pain. but i am stronger. aleve. all day strong. >> 44 and f

yanez thought castile was reaching for a gun. prosecutors charged yanez with second-degree manslaughter saying no reasonable officer would have used deadly force. but after deliberating for 27 hours, the is jury disagreed. today his mother called the not guilty verdict that results in racism. >> i am so disappointed in a state of minnesota. my son lived this state. he had one tattoo on his body and then it was of twin city. the state of minnesota, they would please be honest. this city killed my son and -- and a murderer gets away. are you kidding me right now? >> reporter: castile's family was not alone in their outrage. barbara lee of oakland tweeted, "philando castile was shot in cold blood. the world watched it live. what would it take for the justice system to value black lives." >>> the department is rising. this is a great sign. >> a new group of police recruits in the bay area. the biggest city that marks with what some are calling a much-need boost. >>> plus, for the bay areabridges. what they are hoping to make from thi

philando castile's girlfriend is heard screaming and her 4-year-old daughter is seen climbing out the back door. now, all we have seen up until now is the facebook live post from the driver's girlfriend, diamond reynolds, she recorded this minutes after philando castile was shot from inside the car. her video sparked national out rage and protests across the country. officer jeronimo yanez was acquitted of second degree manslaughter just last week, the city of st. anthony announced he was fired the same day. the dash cam video we are seeing today was played for jurors in his trial. >>> after serving 9 years of a 15-year sentence, oj simpson may be released from prison, up for puparole next month, some observers say his chances of release are better than average. the football legend was convicted in 2008 in an attempted armed robbery to recover his own sports memorabilia. if granted parole he would be set free in october. >>> police agencies from around the country are in the bay area to check out a program that is helping victims of domestic violence. kpix 5 reporter joe zas vas-- vaz

i told him t >> reporter: castile's family saying he was raciallte for his. this morning, yanez's team satisfied with the verdict while castile's family says they've been denied justice. castile's mother taking to facebook live after the verdict was announced. >> now they got free rein to keep killing us, any kind of way they want to. >> reporter: and yanez will not be returning to the police force. the city of saints anthony saying it's not in the public's best interest. the two sides are now negotiating a voluntary separation agreement. >> so much anger here. is eva, thank you. >>> overnight bill cosby breaking his silence speaking out for the first time since going on trial for sexual assault. >> this as jurors are going to be of deliberations this morning and abc's days, their honest work. >> reporter: an appeal that specifically targeted the jurors. >> i think bill cosby and his publicist are trying to send a subtle message to the jury to wrap things up. >> reporter: cosby's statement addressed a sequestered jury supposedly isolated from the media and hi

castile said he had a fireman, and despite being told to stay still, yanez says castile was pulling it out. yanez fired seven times, hitting him with five shots. >> bop, bop, bop, don't move! don't move!. >> reporter: castillo's girlfriend diamond reynolds and her daughter were in the car. >> i told him not to reach for it. . >> reporter: castile died on the way to the hospital. on the stand, the 29-year-old yanez was crisp and business-like until he remembered that night. he started to cry. "i did not want to mr. castile at all," he told th" on monday there will be closing arguments anden deliberations begin. authorities are already braced in the event there are protests if yanez walks free. barry petersen, st. paul, minnesota. >> dahler: she was sexually assaulted by director roman polanski as a teenager. now she wants a los angeles judge to drop the case. danielle nottingham has the story. >> i'm just here to try and get things resolved and not on roman's behalf but on the behalf of a fair justice system. >> reporter: samantha geimer delivered a passionate plea to end a case that's

the same thing philando castile did. but still, according to the law, the jury had to make a decision. that decision is, "do you think this policeman was justified in thinking that his life was in danger?" and their opinion, having watched that video, having listened to that exchange, they still said, "yes, yes, i can see why that cop was afraid." but why? let's be honest. just why? why would they say he was afraid? was it because philando castile was being polite? was it because he was following the officer's instructions? was it because he was in the car with his family? or was it because philando castile was black? it's one thing to have the system against you-- the district attorneys, the police unions, the courts-- that's one thing. but when a jury of your peers, your community, sees this evidence and decides that even this is self-defense, that is truly depressing. because what they're basically saying is in america, it is officially reasonable to be afraid of a person just because they are black. and that's the tr