that pains emantic bradford sr., the victim's father, who is also a police officer. >> you've got on tv, you made it national. made it good like that officer's a hero. no. he screwed up. >> reporter: the bradford family is angry that hoover police have never contacted them. >> you shoot first and ask questions later. it's backwards. >> reporter: hoover police have not responded to more questions about the shooting or the investigation. elaine, the officer involved has been placed on administrative lead while state investigators look into how he shot and killed the wrong man. >> all right. mark strassmann. mark, thank you. >>> holiday shoppers racked up record online sales on black friday. and according to retail analysts at fewer customers traveled to stores on friday. could this be a sign of heavy online traffic to come on cybermonday? here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: cyber monday is a proverbial summit for online shoppers around the world. >> i don't do malls. i can't handle the traffic, the lines, the people. >> reporter: it's the day you'll see big bargains for tablets, tv,

. >> his father, emantic bradford sr., is a police officer himself. >> i know my son always respected and if you gave a command when you came around that corner, said, "freeze. drop your weapon," he would have complied with your order. >> trevor: so the question i ask myself is how does this shit keep happening? cops are called into a situation, they see a black person and immediately they shoot. that's what they did here. they ran in, they shot the guy, and they were like, "we got him." and what's wild about the story for me is if even if we work within a world where the police truly believe he was the shooter, how many times have we seen a shooter who is white and a man get talked down? you know what i mean? like, the shooting that happened in aurora. the "batman" movie, the guy went in with an arsenal. he didn't just have one gun. the police talked him down. they didn't kill him. the shooting in charleston, the kid who went into the church, shot the congregation of black people. the police talked him down. they didn't kill him. in fact, a lot of the killers who did die killed thems

. >> reporter: emantic bradford sr. is the victim's father and a retired law enforcement officer. >> i want justice for my son. and i want the officer that did the shooting be held accountable for it. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, the officer who shot and killed tiadford remains on administrative leave. that said, the city officials here in this community have now apologized to the bradford parents. on saturday, jeff, they will bury their only son. >> glor: all right, mark strassmann, thank you very much. mi criminal charges will be filed against the 42 migrants arrested sunday for charging the u.s. border from tijuana, mexico. the associated press reports today. more than 7,000 central american migrants are camped out at the border in conditions that are rapidly going downhill. the migrants hope to beat long odds to be granted asylum in the u.s. adriana diaz met one of three from a caravan last spring who got in. >> reporter: 19-year-old edgar reyes says he was persecuted by police in honduras, who he ai

. >> reporter: emantic bradford, sr., the victim's father, is himself a police officer.sees something troubling in the death of his son. su think race is factor? >> i think race was a factor involved in that situation, acause you never administered him any type of help. you shot him in the head. you left him there and let my son bleed out. >> reporter: hoover police say ouadford had his gun in his hand when they first arrived at the hll shooting. the officer involved has been placed on administrative leave. voff, the bradford family says they have never heard from the police department that killed their son. >> glor: mark strassmann outside the police operations center there in hoover, alabama. mark, thank you. still ahead here tonight: the dangerous standoff over the body of an american apparently killed by tribesmen on a remote island. lled by tribesmen on a remote island. k is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflam

. >> reporter: emantic bradford sr., the victim's father is himself a police officer.e sees something troubling in the death of his son. you think race was a factor? >> i think race was involved in that situation because you never administered him any type of help. you shot him in the head and left him there and let my son bleed out. >> reporter: hoover police say he had the gun in his hand when they first arrived at the mall. the officer involved has been placed on administrative leave. the bradford family said they have never heard from the police department that killed their son. hoover, alabama. mark, thank you. >>> still ahead here tonight, the dangerous standoff over the body of an american ever notice how hard it is to clean impossible kitchen and bathroom messes with wipes and spray cleaners? try mr. clean magic eraser. just add water, squeeze, and erase. mr. clean magic eraser works great on burnt-on food in the kitchen. it's perfect for cleaning stubborn bathroom soap scum. even on glass. and it even removes four times more permanent marker per swipe. try mr.

speaking for the first time with abc news, april pipkins and emantic bradford sr. are demanding answers. after police announced an unlikely suspect in the shootings, their son. 21-year-old emantic fitzgerald bradford jr., nicknamed e.j. >> they rushed to judgment on national tv. they slandered my son's name. got my son looking like he a killer. >> reporter: after video surfaced of people running and jumping from gunfire police issued a statement saying bradford jr. was the shooter. less than 24 hours later, police retracted that statement. in a press release, hoover police saying that new evidence now suggests while mr. bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation he likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. bradford, who briefly trained with the army, died hours after his mother saw him that thanksgiving morning. she said she found out about his death on social media. >> that is no way to learn of your child's death. that's not fair. that's not humane. >> reporter: police say bradford was carrying a gun when the shooti

emantic fitzgerald bradford sr. / victim's father: "it hurts me to the core. my son is gone, i can't get him back. you villify my son like he's a straight criminal."authorities claimed bradford was involved in an altercation and opened fire inside the mall -- injuring two people.police initally said the officer shot bradford because he was armed and appeared to be fleeing the scene.but just a day later -- authorities changed their story ...new evidence suggested bradford likely did not fire the shots.police say at least one gunman is still at large.benjamin crump / family attorney: "there's a murderer on the loose, largely becuase the police rushed to judgement"the family -- calling for accountability -- said they have not heard from police in any regard.april pipkins / victim's mother: "it's flashed all over social media. that is no way that any parent should have to find out the death of their child." through the weekend, demonstrators gathered outside the mall to demand justice.nat - what do we want? justice! april pipkins / victim's mother: "he loved peopl

emantic fitzgerald bradford sr. / victim's father: "it hurts me to the core.son is gone, i can't get him back. you villify my son like he's a straight criminal."authorities claimed bradford was involved in an altercation and opened fire inside the mall -- injuring two people.police initally said the officer shot bradford because he was armed and appeared to be fleeing the scene.but just a day later -- authorities changed their story ...new evidence suggested bradford likely did not fire the shots.police say at least one gunman is still at large.benjamin crump / family attorney: "there's a murderer on the loose, largely becuase the police rushed to judgement"the family -- calling for accountability -- said they have not heard from police in any regard.april pipkins / victim's mother: "it's flashed all over social media. that is no way that any parent should have to find out the death of their child." through the weekend, demonstrators gathered outside the mall to demand justice.nat - what do we want? justice! april pipkins / victim's mother: "he loved people, h

emantic fitzgerald bradford sr. / victim's father: "it hurts me to the core.an't get him back. you villify my son like he's a straight criminal."authorities claimed bradford was involved in an altercation and opened fire inside the mall -- injuring two people.police initally said the officer shot bradford because he was armed and appeared to be fleeing the scene.but just a day later -- authorities changed their story ...new evidence suggested bradford likely did not fire the shots.police say at least one gunman is still at large.benjamin crump / family attorney: "there's a murderer on the loose, largely becuase the police rushed to judgement"the family -- calling for accountability -- said they have not heard from police in any regard.april pipkins / victim's mother: "it's flashed all over social media. that is no way that any parent should have to find out the death of their child." through the weekend, demonstrators gathered outside the mall to demand justice.nat - what do we want? justice! april pipkins / victim's mother: "he loved people, he was not a kill