>> eva pilgrim live at the scene tonight. eva, thank you. >>> the deadly shooting in charlotte coming just days after another one in tulsa. dash cam video showing this father, his suv broken down, walking back toward his truck, his arms up. moments before an officer shoots and kills him. the female officer defending herself, and tonight, the presidential candidates are now waking in. hillary clinton saying these shootings have to stop. calling the outbreak unbearable. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: it is the moment causing such outrage. >> that looks like a bad dude, too. >> reporter: terence crutcher's family says the 40-year-old's hands are up, just before he's shot. something police above saw, too. >> he's got his hands up there for her now. >> reporter: but officer betty shelby's attorney says what the videos don't show are the moments she first encounters crutcher. she believed he was high on pcp, ignoring commands and possibly armed. >> she tells him, "get your hands out of your pocket." now she is becoming c

eva pilgrim, abc news, long beach island new jersey. area. high temps will top out in the by tuesday as that system makes a full exit. two more systems will pass to our north wednesday and thursday which will keep temps just a tad below average those days with highs in the mid and upper 90s. moisture will start to make its way into the area thursday and we'll have slight chances for isolated storms that afternoon and evening. things look drier friday, but the moisture seeps ba next weekend and we'll have another slight chance for isolated storms saturday and sunday. expect high temps around 100 friday through sunday as high pressure builds into the area. in the low 90s for labor day and we will have occasional breezes and mainly sunny skies. temps will warm to the mid 90s by tuesday as that system makes a full exit. two more systems will pass to our north wednesday and thursday which will keep temps just a tad below average those days with highs in the mid and upper 90s. way into the area thursday and we'll have slight chances for isolated st

we must warn you -- these abc's -- eva pilgrim -- is in charlotte. (nats up) in this dashcam video -- the frantic final moments of the fatal standoff -- as recorded by police. keith lamont scott is seen exiting his vehicle and walking backwards, his hands down, then: nats gunfire as video freezes nats up: "we got shots fired, one suspect down ...." this bodycam video -- partially silent -- has another perspective. an officer wields a baton in an apparent effort to get scott scott is seen briefly standing in the parking lot. then the 43-year-old is seen lying mortally wounded -- as police advance with guns drawn. nats up: "handcuffs! handcuffs!" officers appear to administer first aid. nats up police: "we need to hold the wound." police have confirmed to abc news this gun pictured at the scene.... is the gun they say they recovered from scott sot based on totality of what we see, he absolutely was in possession of a handgun." [police stills] police also released this photo of what testing on the gun police say they found at the scene -- allegedly matc

but as abc's eva pilgrim shows us, there are still unanswered questions. >> no justice, no peace! eva: a call to action in the streets of charlotte right outside the panthers game sunday. >> keith scott. lamont scott. crowds facing off with officers outside the stadium, some dressed in riot gear. >> why you wearing riot gear? we don't see no riot here. eva: the national guard on scene as well. inside the stadium, panthers quarterback cam newton wearing this t-shirt during warmups, with the martin luthur king junior quote ?injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.? 43-year-old scott was killed by police last tuesday. >> drop the gun. pressure this weekend and releasing some of the video showing the deadly confrontation. in the dash cam footage, you see scott get out of his suv, walk backwards, hands by his side, when 4 shots are fired. >> we got shots fired, one suspect down. eva: the bodycam video showing a different angle. a uniformed officer using a baton trying to break the passenger window to get scott out of his vehicle. then scott is seen standing. after that, the

and as abc's eva pilgrim shows us, the video does not clear up everything. >> in this dashcam video, the frantic final moments of the fatal standoff as recorded by police. >> dropped the gun. >> keith lamont scott is seen -- [gun shots] >> we've got shots fired. one suspect down. >> this bodycam video, partially silent, has another perspective. an officer wields a baton in an apparent effort to get scott out of his vehicle. scott is seen briefly standing in the parking lot. then the 43-year-old is seen , lying mortally wounded as police advance with guns drawn. >> handcuffs. handcuffs. handcuffs. handcuffs. >> officers appear to administer >> we need to hold the wound. >> police have confirmed to abc news this gun pictured at the scene is the gun they say they recovered from scott. >> based on totality of what we see, he absolutely was in possession of a handgun. >> police also released this photo of what they say is scott's gun and an ankle holster they say he was wearing. investigators say that testing on the gun police say they found at the scene allegedly matches scott's fingerpr

eva pilgrim, abc news, ortley beach, new jersey. in new jersey -- a cop fights for his life -- after an early- morning shootout. a suspect is dead. and now -- a manhunt is underway. investigators say -- two officers stopped a group of men -- near the caesars casino in atlantic city. the men -- opened fire on the cops. police -- shooting back. one of the gunmen -- killed. and in kansas city -- a teenage girl -- gunned down. two others -- injured. police -- now searching for two gunmen. authorities say -- the men -- driving by -- firing shots into residents -- have had enough. "you are very heartless and your parents, your family, whoever know who did this. you need to drag your kids to the police department and turn them in." no word on whether the girl was targeted. it's your voice -- your vote -- in the race for the white house. republican-presidential nominee -- donald trump -- still taking heat -- as critics say -- he's ignoring african-american voters. he's in detroit today -- speaking to members of the great-faith ministries. t

eva pilgrim is in charlotte. >> he has no weapon. don't shoot him. >> reporter: tonight, keith scott's wife begging charlotte police not to shoot her husband. >> don't shoot him. he didn't do anything. >> drop the gun! >> reporter: officers, gun drawn, move in on scott's truck. he's not going to do anything to you guys. he just took his medicine. >> drop the gun! >> reporter: she's pleading with her husband to get out of his truck. >> keith, don't let them break the windows. come on out the car. >> drop the gun! >> keith! don't do it. >> drop the gun! >> keith, get out the car. keith! keith! don't you do it! don't you do it! keith! >> drop the gun! >> keith! keith! don't you do it! [ shots ] [ bleep ] >> did you shoot him? >> reporter: scott's wife in disbelief. >> he better not be [ bleep ] dead. he better not be [ bleep ] dead. i'm not going to come near you. i'm going to record, though. >> back up! >> i'm not coming near you. i'm going to record, though. he better be alive because i -- you better be alive. how about that? >> repor

and abc's eva pilgrim is in charlotte. >> reporter: tonight, a state of emergency as charlotte braces for more protests. after the scene turned violent for a second night wednesday evening. late this afternoon, lawyers for the family of the man who was fatally shot by police tuesday, 43-year-old keith la mon scott, calling for peace. >> this family does not agree with rioting or innocent individuals being injured or killed. >> reporter: the scotts grieving family still has questions about what led to this movement. his family maintaining that he say he had a gun and they felt threatened. this was the volatile scene wednesday night, as protesters flooded downtown. at 8:30, gun fire erupts in the heart of the city. a protester is critically shot and killed. authorities say they are investigating that shooting. the crowds shutting down the interstate around the city. watch as this car was car through these people. i was in panic mode. and i saw a clearing and i gunned it and then it was home safe. >> reporter: today, charlotte's police chief confirming to abc news, this was the gun keith

eva pilgrim with us again tonight from charlotte. eva, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "wod onight" this tuesday. the medical headline this evening. the newborn baby with three parents. what's behind the breakthrough? is it a medical miracle? science gone too far? we want to know what you think coming up. >>> also, new details about the death of that major league star, killed in a boat accident. tonight here, the final text messages sent just before the accident. >>> and right here tonight, the new mission to mars. the new plan unveiled to how soon could it happen, taking off from the u.s., how much will it cost? and this question -- would you ? and this question -- would you go? is depression more than sadness? ? it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ? ? trinteix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. for me, trintellix made a difference. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood,

he had no gun. >> and eva pilgrim with us live tonight in charlotte. and eva, you've learned that there is body cam footage that might help answer some of these questions? >> reporter: that's right, david. there is body cam video of the scene, but police say, they will not release it until this investigation is complete. tonight. eva, thank you. >>> the deadly shooting in charlotte coming just days after another one in tulsa. dash cam video showing this father, his suv broken down, walking back toward his truck, his arms up. moments before an officer shoots and kills him. the female officer defending herself, and tonight, the presidential candidates are now waking in. hillary clinton saying these shootings have to stop. calling the outbreak unbearable. donald trump suggesting the >> reporter: it is the moment causing such outrage. >> that looks like a bad dude, too. >> reporter: terence crutcher's family says the 40-year-old's hands are up, just before he's shot. something police above saw, too. >> he's got his hands up there for her now. >> reporter:

protesters -- demanding all police video -- be made public tonight -- abc's -- eva pilgrim -- reports -- charlotte -- is bracing for more unrest. script: nat / police dash cam video drop the gun! tonight the much requested police video finally released? but leaving many questions. (cut to dashcam) that new police video showing keith lamont scott getting out of his suv? walking backwards slowly? hands his right hand empty? unclear what if anything is in his left hand.?his arms stay down. contributor you cannot determine whether this is a justified shoot only based on the video that has been released. (cut to body cam) in the body cam footage, officers run to scott with their guns drawn. nat / police body cam video gun in his hand. gun in his hand. you hear the officers talking about a gun, but you can't see it. this still image from that police video shows one of sot / brad garrett, abc news contributor well, when you look at initially, it looks like some sort of leather device. you might logically conclude that it is some kind of ankle holster. family members say the father of 7 was j

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eva pilgrim, abc news, charlotte, north carolina. metro is also working hard right now to solve a cold case murder from more than a year ago. officers and community volunteers went door to door -- trying to find out who killed javier ortiz. ortiz was shot and killed while working on a car... in a parking lot. his brother and another man were also injured in the drive-by-shooting. police say -- they're looking for several suspects -- possibly as young as 18. new this morning -- right now police in southern california are desperately searching for a missing 17-year-old girl ...who may be in danger. police say they found... two men and a woman dead-- when they arrived at her house. was no where to be seen. time now is xxx self-driving cars are definitely taking over our world.. but some drivers are concerned for their safety -- after a self-driving google car -- and an s-u-v collide. but who's at fault? and -- while iowa is dealing with devastating floods -- one positive moment will definitely make you smile. good samaritans jumping int

eva pilgrim, abc news, long >>> the storm may have lost a lot of punch. it's not going away quietly. >> accu-weather's paul williams is keeping an eye on it for us. good morning, paul. >> good morning. here's the latest on what's happening with hermine. this counterclockwise rotation will continue to bring in additional moisture and creating windy conditions on the coast. on the other side is a high-pressure system. the combination increased the winds between 30 and 50 miles per hour winds occasionally happening here. we're going to have a monday with the problem with beach erosion as well as dangerous surf from virginia beach up toward long beach. not only that, we'll have impacts going into tuesday as well. that's going to include strong winds, beach erosion as well as rough surf. as you take a look at what's happening, we have that system that's going to be off the coast creating the wind and rain and the tracking is expected to veer toward the northeast. >> thanks. >>> even away from the shore, behind reminders of the weekend. it's not beach erosion b

eva pilgrim, abc news, charlotte, north carolina. with all the violence across the nation our own metro police department is making sure... we stay safe. yesterday officers went back to the scene of a double here. just weeks ago two men were gunned down in an apartment complex...near torrey pines and lake mead parents and kids live over there... so many innocent people could've gotten hurt. robert plummer, captain lvmpd 12:35:00-12:35:05 "we can prevent these things from happening. and not saying that we're perfect, but we are going in the right direction." the whole point-- have the community feel safe ...and remember that violent crime like this is not okay. further more-- these are officers who are assigned.. to this neighborhood. they're hoping if the polic we won't see the violence ...other parts of the country are going through. metro is also working hard right now to solve a cold case murder from more than a year ago. officers and community volunteers went door to door -- near lake mead and hollywood -- trying to find out who

eva pilgrim, abc news, charlotte, north carolina. with all the violence across the nation our own metro police department is making sure... we stay safe. yesterday officers went back to the scene of a double homicide... to make sure we don't see this here. just weeks ago two men were gunned down in an apartment complex...near torrey pines and lake mead parents and kids live robert plummer, captain lvmpd 12:35:00-12:35:05 "we can prevent these things from happening. and not saying that we're perfect, but we are going in the right direction." the whole point-- have the community feel safe ...and remember that violent crime like this is not okay. further more-- these are officers who are assigned.. to this neighborhood. they're hoping if the police get to know the community... we won't see the violence ...other parts of the country are going through. right now to solve a cold case murder from more than a year ago. officers and community volunteers went door to door -- near lake mead and hollywood -- trying to find out who killed javier

our eva pilgrim has been in charlotte all week. but a whole lot they don't. how are people rem acting to it? >> reporter: the peaceful protesters saying this is not enough. they want the full video released. they have been calling for it since the shooting happened last week. the city of charlotte ramping up security for today's panther's game declaring it an extraordinary event prepared for more protests now that this portion of the video is out. this morning a first look at th shooting of keith lamont scott. in the dash cam video you see scott get out of his suv walking backwards, hands by his side. when four shots are fired. >> we got shots fired. one suspect down. >> it does not make sense to us how it was possible that this incident resulted in the loss of life. >> reporter: the body cam video showing a different angle. a uniformed officer using a passenger window to get scott out of the vehicle. he is standing outside of the vehicle and then the father of seven lying on the ground. police running up with guns drawn. >> from his hand. >> reporter: office

eva pilgrim, abc news, charlotte, north carolina. >> one more note from north carolina. donald trump and hillary clinton have announced plans that they're not going to visit, saying the resources in charlotte are stretched too thin. >>> a reminder, you can watch the first presidential debate right here on abc 7, coverage starts at 6:00 p.m., followed by "dancing with the stars" at 8:00, then a special edition at 9:00. jeopardy and "wheel" will air at 10:00 and 10:30, followed by the news at 11:00. >>> now your accuweather forecast. >> hi, everyone. fog, hard to come by this morning. you can see just a little patch of it here. live doppler 7 picking it up around highway 1. other than that, we are focused on the heat spike headed our way. today, a heat advisory. red flag warning begins tonight through 3:00 tomorrow for the north bay mountains. we'll see gusty north winds, and with the heat advisory going into effect tomorrow, it will feel process sieve all day sunday and monday, do it all over again. sacramento valley, red flag warning. san jose, warming up. yesterday, 80.

eva pilgrim, abc news, atlantic city, new jersey. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00, several states felt a shaking early this morning. the cleanup today in oklahoma. what experts say the state is seeing, that the state is seeing, rather. more earthquakes. plus -- >>> i am here to listen to you, and i've been doing that. >> a message of unity. republican presidential republican presidential candidate donald trump reaches again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! >>> people in oklahoma are cleaning up damage after an earthquake this morning, tied for the strongest in the state's history. the earthquake was a magnitude 5.6 and could be felt as far away as eight states including arizona. the damage includes cracked walls, crumbled bricks, and food knocked off store shelves. it was centered near the town of pawnee, 75 miles north of oklahoma city and an hour west of tulsa. 35 oil and natural gas wastewater disposal wells around the epicenter have been ordered to shut down aft

eva pilgrim, abc news, for it's historic witch hunts -- is now home -- to the satanic temple. the group has more than 40- thousand followers -- nationwide. the satanic temple's website satanism -- does not worship any physical devil -- or anything supernatural. people who live in the area -- don't seem to mind. (robert twohig / salem resident) "ehh..i'm neither here nor there as long as they're friendly people." butt to (rose solimine / salem resident) "i think it's gonna be a good idea for salem and the tourists." the satanic temple -- sits about a mile -- from the site -- where 19 people were hanged -- for witchcraft -- all the way back -- in the 1690's. right -- now a live look outside -- across the valley.... another beautiful there. does that mean we'll have a beautiful night? for more -- let's go to -- 13- first-alert chief-meteorologist --bryan scofield. .tonight...clear. lows 63 to 67. north winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .monday...sunny. highs 86 to 89 on the west side of the valley... 88 to 92 on the east side. east winds 10 to 15 mph. .monda