dallas police say they want to be transparent.hat is why they called in the texas rangers, state police force, to investigate this shooting. those investigators worked throughout the weekend leading up to the criminal charges filed sunday night. now the district attorney in dallas says there is a possibility these criminal charges could be upgraded to murder. the prosecutors say they are going to present more evidence and testimony to a dallas grand jury and based on that, that grand jury, the d.a. says, could choose to upgrade the criminal charges from manslaughter to murder. the timeline for that will probably take several weeks. me meanwhile, the family for jean is planning a funeral service this week. dave and christine. >> thank you, ed. >>> the leaders of russian china meet to strengthen economic ties as tensions from the west keep them out. we are live in moscow just ahead. don't h me to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage

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dallas county district attorney faith johnson. how do you tell it's not special treatment because she's an officer? >> based on our history, we are committed to making certain that everybody is treated the same. >> reporter: alison jean is a government minister in st. lucia and wants justice for her son. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers. the number-one answer that i want is what happened. >> reporter: cbs news, dallas. >>> cbs has set aside $120 million in severance for former ceo leslie moonves. but how much if any moonves gets depends on two investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct. moonves stepped down sunday following reports that six more women said they were mistreated by moonves. he denies the charges. cbs said it will release the severance money if the investigations find there was no cause for moonves to be fired. >>> coming up on "the morning news," disciplining students. a school in georgia reinstates corporal punishment. >>> and dog saves man. an oregon man is exonerated thanks to a dog. th

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omar villafranca is in dallas. o> reporter: this video shows off-duty dallas officer amber guyger talking on the phone moments after police say she shot and killed 26-year-old bothan jean inside his idartment. >> reporter: according to guyger's arrest warrant released late today, the officer told rnvestigators that she went to what she thought was her apartment around 10:00 p.m. on thursday and noticed the door was open. in the darkness, she saw "a large silhouette across the room." ehinking it was a burglar, she gave verbal commands, and when she was ignored, fired her service pistol twice. l wasn't until she turned on the lights and called 911 that she realized she was on the wrong floor and in the wrong apartment. seenmedics could be seen performing chest compressions on bothan, who later died in the hospital. on sunday, guyger was arrested , d charged with manslaughter, almost three days after the shooting. dallas county district attorney faith johnson. how do you tell them it's not special treatment because sh

stay right with us, my interview with dallas federal reserve ceo robert kaplan is coming next. maria: welcome back. the federal reserve set to hold its i 2/day meeting in -- its two day meeting in two weeks time. with unemployment numbers at historic lows and the gdp gaining strength the odds of a september rate hike weigh in at over 95%. joining me right now to talk about the backdrop on the economy right now is the federal reserve bank of dallas president and ceo robert kaplan. we should note that the dallas fed is not a voting member this year and robert kaplan it is good to see you this weekend. thank you very much for joining us. >> good to see you, maria. maria: when you look at where we stand right now, we just saw two straight quarters of 4% plus economic growth. we also had data just this past week, retail sales was weaker than expected. inflation was basically it looked like a nonevent. what's your take in terms of what the fed should be doing with regard to interest rate increases? have things changed in any way for you? >> they haven't changed. i still think we'll g

minister sammie berry, dallas west church of christ: "there are people who are really angry.y're calling me you know, what are we gonna do? we must take action." authorities say the officer shot jean (john) after entering an apartment she mistakenly thought s her own.police are now revealing the officer is a 4-year veteran of the department and was involved in another shooting incident last year-- when a suspect took her taser. the city's police chief says it's unclear what led to this recent shooting.chief renee hall, dallas police dept.: "we're working as vigoriously and as meticously as we can, to ensure the integrity of this case."the texas rangers have taken over the investigation, and have postponed seeking a warrant on manslaughter charges. the city's mayor is pledging a full investigation.mike rawlings, dallas mayor: "for anyone that questions whether we're going to get to the truth of this, there should be no doubters. we will find out exactly what happened."jean (john) worked at price waterhouse coopers and was a worship leader and a bible study teacher.this weekend

. >>> a white dallas police officer is free on bond after charged with manslaughter. the shooting left a black man dead inside his apartment. omar villafranca has the latest from dallas texas. >> amateur video captured last week appears to show the moments after an off duty dallas police officer allegedly shot and killed 26 year old jean. >> you or i would be arrested if we went to the wrong department and blew a hole in a person's chest killing them. failing to make a timely arrest. >> we have to be sure in texas, no separate standard as it relates to police officers. >> crime scene tape on the 4th floor. >> officer amber guyger told police she mistakenly entered jean's apartment after her she was thinking it was her own. >> she was in uniform when she encountered mr. jean in the apartment. she fired her weapon striking the victim. >> reporter: details about what happened before the shooting remain unclear. >> he was my pride and my joy. jeanly members continue to search r >> tretime feel like giving up. i could not give up because of botham. right now with his death

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the dallas d.a. is taking this case to a grand jury. yesterday officer amber guyger seen here was arrested on manslaughter charges. she turned herself in after shooting her neighbor, 26-year-old botham jean. police don't know what led up to the shooting. many details of their interaction remain a mystery and the victim's family is demanding answers. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers. and the number one answer that i want is what happened. >> the dallas police department at the texas rangers to independently investigate this. the victim, botham jean was a well-respected community leader there in dallas who immigrated from st. lucia. >>> $120 million that's how much cbs is slated to pay les moonves, but only if they don't find evidence of sexual misconduct. he's the long time ceo of that company. he resigned after new allegations surfaced in a new yorker article. a dozen said he harassed and sexually assaulted them. forced oral sex, groping and retaliation if they resisted. then will go if e aattrue. moonves denied the acc

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tammy leitner is in dallas with more. tammy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. at first, dallas police did not realize it was one of their own that shot an unarmed man inside the apartment complex. things got more confusing as the officer said she thought she was in her own apartment. now the case is in the hands of the dallas district attorney who is considering criminal charges. >> i couldn't believe it when we got that call. it just feels like a nightmare. >> reporter: this morning, that nightmare all too real. as allison john struggles to understand why her son was shot and killed if his home by an off-duty dallas police officer. >> if he was a white man in that apartment, would it have been different? >> reporter: police say that officer, who is white, had just finished a full shift and initially said she entered 26-year-old john's apartment thinking it was her own. >> she was still in uniform when she encountered mr. gene in the apartment. >> reporter: this is unclear what was said or why the officer pulled the gun and shot him before she called 911. >> if

o'rourke: let me say thank you to nbc 5 to the dallas morning news to smu and the people of dallas foraving us here at this debate tonight. let me thank senator ted cruz for participating in this. i'm looking forward to the discussion. my wife, amy and i were in booker, texas. one of the reddest communities in the state. we were surprised as we were going door to door to hear in the number one concern from people in that community was the fate of dreamers. there are nearly 200,000 in the state of texas. the salutatorian had just been deported to his country of origin. everyone there was concerned about his welfare. they're concerned about the fact that he just been sent back to a country who's language he didn't speak, where he no longer had family connections, where if he was successful against those long odds he'd be successful there and not here for texas. there's no better people than those of us here in this state, republicans and democrats and independents alike. the defining immigrant experience to rewrite our immigration laws in our own image. and to ensure that we begin by fre

plus, later on in the program, the president and ceo of the federal reserve bank of dallas, robert kaplan, my special guest. joining us coming up. but first we have the big headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street. geri? >> thanks, maria. hurricane florence has arrived and wreaking havoc in the mid-atlantic. the storm made landfall friday morning, pounding the carolinas with heavy rains, rising floodwaters, and gusting winds. hundreds of thousands are currently without power and that number expected to rise. more than a million people were ordered to evacuate the virginia and carolina coast. the storms could affect about 10 million people before it's done. trillion dollars giant apple unveiled its latest products this week. the tech giant rolled out three new versions of the iphone, iphone 10 r, 10 s, and 10 s max which has 6 1/2 inch cinematic video to display. the potential game changer could be the apple watch serious 4 -- series 4. it can measure your heart rate and detect heart attack and also call 911 if it takes a hard fall. the watches range from 400 to 800 d

. >> and here with more on this very bizarre case, cnn's caylee f hartung. >> reporter: dallas policethe investigation and began following protocol for an officer involved shooting. but now the dallas police chief is saying as this investigation that continued, she learned this is a much different and very you unique situation than it initially appeared. she is vowing full transparency. >> right now there are more are questions than we have answers. we understand the concerns of this community and that is why we are working as vigorously and as meticulously as we can to ensure the integrity of this case and that the integrity of the department is upheld. in doing so, we hope to bring understanding and clarity to the family. >> reporter: a blood sample was taken from the officer to test for drugs and alcohol in her system. and the texas rangers have been called in to operate a parallel and independent criminal investigation here. the dallas police department says they have ordered a warrant for this officer's arrest on the charge of manslaughter. kaylee hartung, cnn. >> still ahead, a

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

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the texas rangers say dallas police officer amber guyger was arrested in kaufman county.e was released last night after posting $300,000 bond. dallas police say guyger returned home after her shift thursday night, but somehow, entered the wrong apartment, thinking it was hers. she then shot 26-year-old botham shem jean, mistaking him for an intruder, according to police. jean was taken to a hospital where he died. it's not clear what, if any, interaction the two may have had. after guyger's arrest, the attorneys for jean's family said while the charge is a step in the right direction, there are still many unanswered questions. >> this family's going to go, lays their head down tonight not knowing everything that the d.a. know whys and their child was killed. so, it's still a very, very difficult time, but this provides just a bit of relief. >> the dallas county district attorney is expected to hold a guers conferenchis omorning. >>> north korea marked its 70th anniversary with a parade free of missiles. but a new report suggests it could all be for show. three senior u.s.

abilene and dallas. i was in dallas during the kennedy assassination. something that marked my life because when you are from dallas during that period of time, people heated you. they hold you responsible. you actually did have a sense that people thought you were a murderer. it was also politically off the rails. i fled texas and dallas as soon as i could when i graduated high school. i went to college in new orleans at tulane. it was the city least like dallas that i could find and i thought i'd never go back to texas. in 1978, i was working for a local magazine. some of your old enough to remember. i went back to texas to cover the 12 men that walked on the moon. and one of them was walking on a little german town called newport rules,new braunfels , t. i found myself at a dance hall and a band called, asleep at the wheel was playing and george strait was opening for them. the boys were dancing with longnecked bottles in the back of their blue jeans and the girls had these aerodynamic skirts and everybody talked like i used to. the music was so fami

. >>> protes and new questions in in dallas, more than a week after a police officer shot and filled her neighbor. >>> a one group in north carolina, their church was a sanctuary during the storm. a place where faith overcamehe fear. >> good evening from lm gton, along the cape fear river where it's been raining for bettur than 48 more than 30 inches have fallen in some parts of ts state, and we could see 40 inches before all is said and done. this storm is sitting over us, barely in moving, bri dangerous flooding across the state today. the national guard tells me they are active in at least 10 counties. florence already blamed for nine deaths and 800,000 are still without power. correspondents are across the area. the governor's stern warning, more water ison the way. >> reporter: in new bern, north carolina,me are now islands. teams going door to door, rescues underway in parts of the state. north calina's governor warning the danger is getting worse. >> i cannot overstate it. floodwater rising. and if you aren't watching for them, you are risking your life. >> reporter: where the

. >> from the dallas morning news and smu. >> god bless texas. >> live from the smu campus in dallas. >> welcome to the first texas senate debate. i'm julie from nbc 5. >> here are the rules for tonight's 60 minute debate. once a question is asked, the candidate will have 90 seconds to answer. his opponent will have 60 seconds for a response, and the then the candidate will have another 30 seconds for rebuttal. >> we've asked the audience not to applaud and react during the debate. >> that is, except for now, as we welcome the candidates. [applause] >> hold on. republican incumbent, ted cruz. representative beto o'rourke. >> with that gentlemen, let's begin. congress o'rourke, you drew the first question. we're going to start with you. you said last week representative a you want citizenship for dreamers today. yet others would apply to come to america continue to wait. senator cruz said he doesn't support path to citizenship for dreamers which means they can be sent back to a country they've never known. who's right, representative? rep. o'rourke: let me say thank you to nbc 5 to the

arrested on manslaughter charges, dallas police say officer amber guyger shot and kille boam john. >>anslaughter changes, could those change? >> definitely. >> reporter: investigators say when she sh john twice, she was in full uniform and just finished working a shift thursday night. >> it's chaotic but if anybody can get a suspect description. >> reporter: guyger arrived on the wrong floor and approached john's apartment that had a distinctive red door mat. she found the door slightly ajar, pushed it open and found john in the dark. she says she gave him verbal comnds which he ignored and opened fire. >> i'm not satisfied we have all the answers. >> reporter: the victim, an active church member and associate at ewaterhousecoopers is a native of st. lucia. his family asking was he killed because he was black? >> if he was a white man in that apartment, would it have been different? >> reporter: tonight so many unanswered questions, a 26-year-old gunned down inside his owme t the hands of an officer who was off duty. miguel almaguer, nbc news, dallas. >>> another media giant, cbs c

. >>> we turn to the breaking headline out of the dallas at this hour. a police officer facing an arrest warrant. authorities say she walked into an apartment thinking it was her own, and then shot and killed her neighbor. there are disturbing questions tonight about how this could happen, and marcus march from dallas. >> reporter: police in dallas tonight investigating a puzzling death inside this apartment building after a man was killed by one of their own. >> standing by at 1210 south lamar gunshot wound. >> reporter: it happened late thursday. an off-duty female police officer calling 911, telling authorities after returning home from her shift, she walked into an apartment she thought was hers and fatally shot the man who lived there 26-year-old botham jean. >> there are more questions than we have answers. >> reporter: dallas police chief rene hall revealing little about if the two knew each other beforehand or if the doors were even locked, but saying her department is filing an arrest warrant for the unidentified officer. >> that warrant is for

i a dallas police officer is on veministrative leave. t investigators say that the officer was coming home from work, walked into the wrong apartment, and shot a man. tt firefighters are battling the dging delta fire in northern california. >> homes and businesses have been evacuated. >> former trump campaign aide george papadopoulos is going to jail, but for all of 14 days. >> he pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. >> this 2,000-foot-long pipe is part of a giant trash-collection system, and it's headed to the tceat pacific garbage patch, to start cleaning it up. >> tesla c.e.o. elon musk went on joe rogan's podcast last night. during the interview, he had a flamethrower, a samurai sword, ijd allegedly smoked marijuana. >> i mean, it's legal, right? >> it's totally legal. >> long lines today for the opening of starbucks, the first- ever in italy. what do italians think about that? >> it's for tourists. come on. it's incredible! >> reporter: wow, you've been in here for 15 minutes and you're a convert. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff gl

miguel almaguer, nbc news, dallas. >>> another media giant, cbs chief les moonves is out of a job. after more women came forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct, but moonves could still get as much as $120 million in severance depending on the outcome of an independent investigation. our stephanie gosk has the latest for us. >> reporter: tonight a stunning fall for one of the most powerful men in media. cbs chief les moonves resigned after the amount of women doubled from six to 12 with the latest new yorker article. wife julie chen, a host on tv's "the talk" sat out today's season premiere. >> she's taking off time to be with her family. >> reporter: the network announced $20 million would be donated to the me too movement taken out of whatever severance moonves may get. >> when i turned like this, he grabbed my head and pulled it all the way down. >> reporter: tv executive philis says last year she went to the police in los angeles to report the incident that took place in the '80s but the statute of limitations ran out. >> i would like to see him be accountable. >> reporter:

minister sammie berry, dallas west church of christ: "there are people who are really angry. are we gonna do? we must take action." authorities say the officer shot jean (john) after entering an apartment she mistakenly thought was her own. police are now revealing the officer is a 4-year veteran of the department and was involved in another shooting incident last year-- when a suspect took her taser.the city's police chief says it's unclear what led to this recent shooting.chief renee hall, dallas police dept.: "we're working as vigoriously and as meticously as we can, to ensure the integrity of this case."the texas rangers have taken over the investigation, and have postponed seeking a warrant on manslaughter charges. the city's mayor is pledging a full investigation.mike rawlings, dallas mayor: "for anyone that questions whether we're going to get to the truth of this, there should be no doubters. we will find out exactly what happened."jean (john) worked at price waterhouse coopers and was a worship leader and a bible study teacher.this weekend, his church paid tribute to