anyone other than the city of ft. worth who is clearly incompetent to investigate themselves, to be called in. we expect this to happen immediately. this happened saturday. why this man is not in handcuffs right now is a source of continued agitation for this family and for this community, and it must be addressed. in a moment you'll hear from cory hughes, who is an activist and a member of the ft. worth community, and then you'll hear directly from the family of atatiana jefferson. >> just for the correct spelling, my name is cory. last name hughes, hugh-u-g-h-eh. the reality is i've had the unfortunate responsibility of sitting in front of families, next to families, that lost loved ones at the hands of policemen too often. as a citizen of ft. worth, i've taken responsibility to be a voice for my community. i want to set the record straight that we're not looking for a 30-day suspension, we're not looking for a slap on the wrist, we're not looking for what seems to be status quo is that the people that we hire to se

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last month a ft. hood soldier was killed while conducting routine maintenance on a bradley fighting vehicle. earlier this year, a 22-year-old army combat engineer was killed in training when the bradley he was riding in rolled over at ft. irwin, california. >> courtney, more than one base is investigating the accident? >> that's right, kate. tonight we know that the investigators are coming from teams at both ft. stewart and from nearby ft. rucker, the combat readiness center. we may hear the identities of the soldiers killed as early as monday. kate? >> courtney, thank you. now to northern syria. new word from the pentagon that american troops leaving there are not returning to the u.s. as the president has said but redeploying in the btle against isis. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is still in northern syria with the latest. >> tonight, kurdish forces say they pulled back from a flash point city along turkey's border, a key condition from the u.s.-brokered cease fire. president trump

. >> ft. worth, texas, police speak after an officer shot a woman to death in her own home. >>> umpire core glazeer. >> this time is over. >>> the astros beat the yankees in game two. >> welcome to our viewers around the world and in the united states, this is "early start." >> it is columbus day and indigenous peoples day. 4:00 a.m. in new york. the remaining u.s. forces in northern syria, preparing to withdraw under new orders from champion. defense secretary mark esper says the president and his national security team are concerned american troops could get caught in the crossfire. >> what we're facing is, u.s. forces in a trap between a syrian russian army moving north, to take on the turkish army moving south. it puts us in a terrible position. and the protection and safety of our service members comes first to me. >> esper says with the president ordering u.s. forces to pull out, america's main ally in the fight against isis, the kurds, are now trying to save themselves from turkish troo

that is 500 ft. larger than the size of an average house in the american suburbs so that gives you a little context. we have suburbanites the coast, filled in every square inch we possibly can. everything is getting bigger and more expensive. the economics drive you to build larger because the land, the sand under your house is more valuable than your house itself the way it it is assessed. >> i don't think we talked how federal insurance payments have driven the change in house size as well. >> a couple things go on. on the front end let me say modern coast develops until today and when we hit 1950 what we begin to see in congress is members of congress begin to develop programs to aid coastal development. they say we didn't do it because we want to see because develop because nobody was thinking about this. they were rewarding their voting constituencies was people who began to build at the coast had expectations. of their place got knocked down they wanted help to rebuild so we created a disaster

ft. worth, texas, there's a growing demand for answers an emotional vigil was held overnight outside of a home where a 28-year-old woman was shot and killed by police. sam brock joins us with more on the story. good morning >> reporter: phillip, this tragedy began was a concerned neighbor noticed an open door across the street and contacted a non-emergency number it ended with a 28-year-old woman shot and killed after a split-second encounter with officers community leaders, loved ones, and the lawyer for tatiana jefferson's family want justice. >> went to investigate at the window an officer was on the other side before she had a moment to respond, he shot her to death. that's murder. >> reporter: speaking out after police released body cam footage, showing two officers responding to a well-fare check. one officer calls for someone to put up their hands >> show me your hands. >> reporter: the ft. worth police department saying the officer perceived a threat he fired one shot, striking th

>> they were ft. worth officers, and i was not made aware that there was any type of struggle or anything like that. >> if they were responding to a welfare check, why did they park around the corner from the house? also why did they not ring the doorbell and knock on the door? >> they believed they were responding to an open structure call and not just a welfare check. >> my question to that -- you said that yesterday -- who determined -- this neighbor called and said the door is open. who determined this is an open structure call versus a welfare call because as you said yesterday those are two different types of responses from the officer. >> the information came from the neighbor to the call takers. while it was relaid to the d dispatch, it was determined to be an open structure call. >> so the dispatcher? >> i can't tell you if it was specifically the dispatcher. that's something we're looking into. >> we heard the call from the neighbor to dispatch. >> correct. >> what is procedure for officers

that is 500 ft. larger than the size of an average house in the american suburbs so that gives you a little context. we have suburbanites the coast, filled in every square inch we possibly can. everything is getting bigger and more expensive. the economics drive you to build larger because the land, the sand under your house is more valuable than your house itself the way it it is assessed. >> i don't think we talked how federal insurance payments have driven the change in house size as well. >> a couple things go on. on the front end let me say modern coast develops until today and when we hit 1950 what we begin to see in congress is members of congress begin to develop programs to aid coastal development. they say we didn't do it because we want to see because develop because nobody was thinking about this. they were rewarding their voting constituencies was people who began to build at the coast had expectations. of their place got knocked down they wanted help to rebuild so we created a disaster

ft.ra footage showing what happened the moment the police arrived after a concerned neighbor called the police to check to see if she's okay. that police officer resigned this morning and tonight there is more breaking news on this tragic case to tell you about. i want to bring in lucy kavanaugh who's in ft. worth tonight. lucy, i appreciate you joining us. law enforcement just held a press conference there, what's the latest? >> reporter: we just got out of that press briefing. it is fascinating to see how the story quickly unfolded. the police officer quit the ft. worth police department. now we have confirmed the presser behind me is behind bars accused of murdering, the 28-year-old tatiana jefferson in her own home. i know you played that footage, the heaviest evidence against him may be the body cam footage. you see aaron dean noticing something through a darken window, he points the flashlight there and he did not identify himself as a police officer and he fired. two seconds. that'

a now former ft. worth police officer is now charged with murder for shooting a woman in her own home. aaron dean retired from the force and then later posted bail. the family is relieved but they know there's a long way to go. >> this is only the start. there's no way this is enough. there's a good step in the right direction. but it's definitely not the end. it's been a lot. today, itself, has been -- i'm speechless about it. i can't put it into words. >> the arrest following a day of rapid fire in this case. lucy kafanov in ft. worth. >> reporter: it's been fascinating to watch how quickly that unfolded. that morning, he was a ft. worth police department officer, who quit just moments before he got fired, depriving investigators a chance to interrogate him. that evening, he was behind bars, arrested, charged with murder for the 28-year-old in her own home. the evidence against him might be the heavily-edited body cam footage, that shows him flashing a light through a darkened wind, shouting a verba

we begin tonight with stephanie ramos at ft. stewart. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are looking into a deadly army training exercise at ft. stewart in georgia that killed three soldiers. officials say all three died at the scene after the bradley fighting vehicle they were riding in rolled over into water early sunday morning. officials say no other vehicles were involved. another three soldiers also in the bradley were injured and evacuated. all of them part of the first armored brigade combat team stationed at ft. stewart. >> fortunately, casualties in training mishaps are quite rare. but the real tragedy lies in that they can almost always have been prevented. in this case, investigators will go back and look at the circumstances. we know it was very late at night, 3:30 a.m. was fatigue or weather a factor? was there a problem with the machine itself? why didn't they see there was water before it rolled into the water? >> reporter: the commanding general of the third infantry division saying, "this is a heartbreaking da

that morning, he was a ft. worth police department officer, who quit just moments before he got fired, depriving investigators a chance to interrogate him. he was then charged and arrested for murder. the evidence against him might be the heavily-edited body cam footage, shouting a verbal command, opening deadly fire. tatianna jefferson died in her own bedroom, along with her 8-year-old baby sitter, that she was graduating. we know the interim chief has launched a criminal investigation into the shooting and has asked the fbi to look into a civil rights investigation. we are expecting a press conference later today with more of the details. guys, back to you. >> louisa, thanks so much for that. >>> youtube says a video of a fake donald trump shooting media figures does not violate its rules becausele the video is fictional. it's been circulating about a year. he came to national attention when it was shown at a pro-trump conference, held at the resort in miami. it put an age restriction once users found it. the

ft.ll trying to figure this out. >>> we do begin this half hour with the murder charge against a white former police officer in the shooting of a black woman inside her home. >> aaron dean was released from custody hours ago on $200,000 bond in atatiana jefferson's killing. he was booked hours after resigning and two days after body cam video shows him shooting the unarmed 28-year-old in her ft. worth home where she was playing video games with her nephew. >> meanwhile, jefferson's family is calling for an independent investigation into the shooting. here's abc's marcus moore. >> reporter: authorities say the officer at the center of this fatal weekend encounter where an innocent woman was killed inside her own home -- >> put your hands up, show me your hands! >> reporter: -- is not cooperating with their investigation. the ft. worth police chief saying, after reviewing the video, he would have fired officer aaron dean, but he quit first. >> had the officer not resigned i would have fired

. >>> if ft. worth, texas, an african-american woman killed in her own home. it marks the seventh fatal shooting police are investigating by one of their officers this year. 28-year-old atatiana jefferson killed early saturday morning. police say the officer did not identify himself before he fired his gun. polo sandoval has this. >> we weren't from a welfare check to a woman being killed by the cops. >> reporter: outrage is building over the actions of a ft. worth, texas, police officer. saturday morning just before 2:30 a.m., police were called to the home of 28-year-old atatiana jefferson after neighbors noticed her front door was open. heavily edited body camera video released by ft. worth police picks up what happens next. after officers peer through the front door, they walk the perimeter of the property when they say an officer spotted someone standing by a window. the medical examiner identified the woman the officer shot as jefferson. she died at the scene. james smith says he's the concerned caller who first alerted police. >> i feel guilty because h

the ft. worth police chief saying, after reviewing the video, he would have fired officer aaron dean, but he quit first. >> had the officer not resigned, i would have fired him for violations of several policies, including our use of force policy. >> reporter: family members say 28-year-old atatiana jefferson was playing video games with her 8-year-old nephew early saturday morning and had left her front door open to capture some of the breeze. that open door getting the attention of a neighbor, who called the department's non-emergency line. >> the front door has been open since 10:00 and i haven't seen anybody moving around. >> reporter: police parking around the corner to do a welfare check. in the video, you can see officer dean walking around the back of the home and that he never identified himself as an officer. >> put your hands up. show me your hands! >> reporter: within seconds, dean firing that deadly single shot through the window, killing jefferson in front of her nephew. the sho

. >> tonight, the ft.amily, saying basically they don't know why this officer did what he did. the police are promising a full investigation tonight. which the victim's family basically has no trust in. >> today, the interim ft. worth police chief identified the officer who allegedly shot and killed atatiana jefferson as aaron dean, who said he had only been on the beat for a year and a half. officer dean resigned today from the force and now faces criminal charges. >> none of this information can ease the pain of atatiana's family, but i hope it shows the community that we take these incidents seriously. >> on police body cam video, an officer is seen approaching a door of jefferson's home in ft. worth. the screen door is closed. the solid door is open. and the lights are on inside. the officer walks the perimeter of the house. then as he approaches a window -- >> put your hands up. show me your hands. >> the officer fired within only a couple seconds after shouting his verbal command, and never did he id

. >> the tenth in ft. worth? >> ft.ion in the last six months with police-involved shootings. now, to put this in context, ft. worth is the largest, most conservative, confederate city in the country. so we have to deal with the same mentality that the nation is having to deal with with president trump. there's a callous cold spirit about where police officers are always given a pass, especially when it's in the african-american community. the last four have been young african-americans under the age of 29. and we're seeing a pattern and a practice from our police department. the irony of this latest shooting when i received the call, it was right down the street from my church. so i knew the good lord was saying you have to call for something larger than this. and when i had a chance to speak to the neighbor, mr. james smith who called the police department for a welfare check, he said if i had not called the police, my neighbor would still be alive. and that's no way for a community to feel that when they have concern

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he rushed to ft. worth as soon as he heard that a ft.r had shot and killed his sister in her own home while she was playing video games with her 8-year-old nephew. here is darius carr today before that officer was arrested and charged with murder. >> my name is darius carr, currently stationed in san diego. i served my country for the last 12 years. in that time, i've been trained and taught, there are preplanned responses to everything you do. everything you're trained about, there's a way to do things. when you don't do it the way you've been trained, the way you've been taught, you have to answer for that. this man murdered someone. he should be arrested. >> joining us now is mark claxton, retired nypd police detective and director of the black law enforcement alliance. mark, i can't say -- it's always something like this that brings you back to the show to discuss this, with your expertise. but what darius car just said seems to be the important note of the day. this was a rookie cop, apparently less than two years experience on the

ft.r ajar. >> informed them that my name was elderly sickly lady and i was concerned for her health. >> reporter: when police arrived, smith recalls no lights, no sirens, no officers identifying themselves. >> three or four tactical officers come from around the corner it seemed like walking across the street, going in front of her house and past the front doors which were open and go down the side of her house to the rerl of her house and less than a minute, i heard gunshots. >> reporter: ft. worth police confirm an officer shot and killed jefferson. they followed up information with a clip of body camera video that shows officers moving along the side of the home into the backyard with flashlights shining and then this. >> hands up! show your hands! >> we went from a check to a woman killed by the cops. >> shot through a screened window. ft. worth officers later releasing imagines images of a firearm inside the home. >> they presented no way the firearm was contribute to the use of dead

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stephanie ramos, abc news, ft.georgia. >> our thanks to stephanie. >>> president trump is reportedly leaning in favor of keeping about 200 u.s. troops in eastern syria to combat isis. >> "the new york times" said the president is considering the new pentagon plan after ordering the withdrawal of nearly all american troops from syria. a u.s.-brokered cease-fire is set to expire today, but there have been reports of continued clashes between turkish forces and kurdish troops who were abandoned by the u.s. >>> president trump's acting chief of staff is still trying to walk back those bombshell comments. he acknowledged the white house withheld nearly $400 million in military aid as leverage to push ukraine to investigate democrats. mick mulvaney's admission stunned reporters after weeks of denial from president trump. he's now insisting there was no quid pro quo and pointing out he did not use the term. >> never used that language, because there was not a quid pro quo. >> you were asked by jonathan karl, you described

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. >>> a man in ft., texas called a non-emergency police line requesting that police check on her neighbor because her front door was open. he never could have imagined minutes later a police officer would shoot and kill 28-year-old atatiana jefferson in her own bedroom. her sister explained how her eight-year-old son witnessed all of this. >> until i actually got to see him and pick him up from a facility for children, the first thing he told me was he was sad. and i asked mhim why was he sad. and he told me a policeman had shot his aunt. at that time i knew nothing about that, so he was the one that actually told me what happened. but at this time, he's my motivation and he's my biggest encourager. in the middle of the night when i'm crying, he wakes up and tells me to breathe in my nose and out my mouth. >> cnn correspondent omar jimenez is in ft. worth, tech tec -- texas with the latest. >> we just got out of a press conference with the family, and the family demanded that this officer not only be fi

. >>> police in ft.oting by one of their officers this year. 28-year-old atatiana jefferson was killed in her own home early saturday morning. and we just learned that the woman's 8-year-old nephew was also in the room when the shooting occurred. police were there because a neighbor noticed that the victim's door was open. cnn's polo sandoval reports. >> we went from a welfare check to a woman being killed by the cops. >> reporter: outrage is building over the actions of a ft. worth, texas, police officer. saturday morning, just before 2:30 a.m., police were called to the home of 28-year-old atatiana jefferson after neighbors noticed her front door was open. heavily edited body camera video released by ft. worth police picks whaup happens next. after police peer through the front door, they walk the perimeter of the property when suddenly, police say, an officer spots someone standing near a woman. >> put your hands up! show me your hands! >> reporter: the medical examiner identified the woman who the of

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so, we're expecting to hear from the ft.th police department at any minute about the arrest of former officer aaron dean. >> he shot and killed atatiana jefferson in her own home this weekend. he was performing a wellness check at the time. aaron dean was charged with her murder last night and since posted bond. omar, the attorney from the victim's family expected to speak soon. what do we expect to hear? >> reporter: yeah, jim and poppy, the family press conference expected to happen in just about 20 minutes from now. what we're going to hear in about five minutes is hear from ft. worth police department talking and elaborating on the arrest of aaron dean yesterday evening. he has since posted bail. some of the questions we have whether he was arrested by a ft. worth police officer versus turn himself in. moving forward we're trying to follow up on the investigation they have been conducting as well along with the possibility that the interim police chief floated that they had sent a preliminary case to the fbi for potentia

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we look at the police shooting and kills of miss jefferson last weekend right before the debate in ftrth, texas. when we look at the case right in texas of officer amber guyger sentenced to a murder conviction. and only julian castro brought it un. how can candidates appeal to the black vote when the issues are not even in the debate? >> i tell you what, i put two names on the pad in front of me in that debate, one was atatania jefferson and the other atalio merlot who was murdered. and i put this emthere becauem their stories were important to talk about. but you know that you have maybe 10, 15 minutes over three hours and that point was made by julian castro. but as someone who is african-american and who knows what it is like to be fearful, to be followed in department stores, when i was a youth in my dealings with police, this is a sense of urgency and we have to start to talk about these issues. and about the polling, and you both know that there is never a president in our lifetime who has ever been polling ahead hat this point that went on to the white house. the people that wi

. >>> three soldiers were killed and three others injured during a training accident today at ft. stewart, an army base in georgia. they were riding in a bradley fighting vehicle when the accident happened. tom hanson has new details. >> reporter: the six soldiers were riding in a 25-ton armored bradley fighting vehicle, like the ones pictured here. three died on scene and three others were rushed to a nearby hospital. investigators have not said what caused the accident. in a written statement major general said today is a heartbreaking day for the 3rd infantry division and the entire ft. stewart-hunter army airfield community as we are all devastated after a training accident. the 450-square-mile base is home to about 18,000 soldiers and 4,000 army civilian workers. the incident falls on the heels of other deadly accidents for the military. in june at west point military academy, a vehicle training exercise killed one cadet and injured 21 others. in january a combat engineer died when his bradley fighting vehicle rolled over. the military plans to release the names 24 hours afte

this is in neighboring ft., but certainly a lot of questions as this investigation moves forward. and we are expecting to hear from the ft. worth police department this afternoon. >> thanks so much. i didn't realize it was a wellness call, which makes it that much worse that this response was so violent and so immediate. thanks, gabe. >>> and rescue crews in new orleans meanwhile desperately searching for one worker still missing after this weekend's sudden collapse of the hard rock hotel being built in new orleans' historic french quarter. >> we're still in rescue mode. we have one person we still have not located. obviously time is of an essence. life safety at this point is number one. we have someone we have not located and can't get to where we think they might be. that's our goal and it's happening as fast as can possibly happen with safety in mind. >> officials this morning are worried that a second collapse could be possible as the upper floors and a crane are on debri that could give way at any moment.

just a few moments ago, we heard from the ft. worth and police chief as well as ft. worth mayor. said on behalf of the entire city of ft. worth, i am sorry. she said this to jefferson's family. she said what happened is unacceptable and that there is nothing that can justify what happened. and the police chief said that the officer involved, first of all, identifying for the first time as officer aaron dean. the police chief said it was his intention to fire dean this morning. before he could do that, the officer, in fact, resigned. so that's newest development at this point. the officer involved in the shooting has resigned. just before that, he had been at a youth conference with jefferson's family who was asking for just that. but just not for him -- not just for him to be fired but for -- that there also should be, according to the family, criminal charges here. now, at this point, that will be up to the district attorney in this case and so there are still many unanswered questions here. but, yasmin, the news this afternoon, ft. worth officials seem to be saying this should

. >> reporter: body cam footage released by ft.th police show the officer arriving at the house early saturday morning and looking inside an open front door. he then canvass the property, aiming both his flashlight and gun at the windows. when he sees someone standing inside, the officer shouts, then fires his weapon. >> put your hands up. show me your hands. >> reporter: a single gunshot. atatiana jefferson who was taking care of her sick mother's home, was pronounced dead at the scene. police were conducting a welfare check, initially called to the home by a neighbor who was worried before seeing the door left open. >> informed them my neighbor was elderly, sickly lady. and i was concerned for her health. >> reporter: when police arrived, james smith says they didn't identify themselves and did not use lights or sirens. >> three or four tactical officers come from around the corner it seemed like. go in front of her house, past the front doors which were open, and less than a minute, i heard a gunshot. >> reporter: ft. worth poli

this incident marks the ninth police-involved shooting in ft. worth just this year alone.sandoval is following this story. polo, what happened here? >> police released camera video not long after the shooting. they're hoping it will provide both transparent and relevant information. but you hear from those essentially advocating here for the family of the woman who died. they say that's not enough. they want accountability and eventually even indictment of the police officer. >> we went from a welfare check to a woman being killed by the cops. >> reporter: outrage is building the actions of a ft. worth police officer. saturday morning just before 2:30 a.m., police were called to the home of atatiana jefferson after neighbors noticed her front door was open. body camera video released by police picks up what happens next. after police peer through her front door, they walk the perimeter of the property when suddenly an officer spots someone standing near a window. the medical examiner identified the woman who the officer shot as jefferson. she died at the scene. gene smith

a ft. worth police officer who shot and killed a woman in her own home over the weekend has just resigned. but her family is demanding criminal charges and answers gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: tonight, the officer in this disturbing body camera video has resigned. and has now been booked into jail on a murder charge. >> had the officer not resigned, i would have fired him for violation of several policies. >> reporter: ft. worth officer aaron dean is seen here graduating from the police academy last year. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: early saturday morning, police say he shot and killed 28-year-old atatiana jefferson. in the video, he never identifies himself as an officer as he walks around the outside of the home shining a flashlight then he approaches the side window and opens fire. >> show me your hands! >> reporter: jefferson's brother, navy veteran aderious carr, is devastated. >> in your view, complete overreaction >> absolutely. two seconds from verbal command

let's go to the ft and workers' rights. the prime minister has said it is all fine.last saturday where he was trying to get his bill to parliament entering to bring down an amendment and super saturday that turned into a big collapse, there we re turned into a big collapse, there were labour mps to work condensed to try and vote alongside boris johnson and they were told worker rights we re and they were told worker rights were not underany and they were told worker rights were not under any threat whatsoever and now leak papers from the department of the european union shows actually boris johnson and the conservatives and lots of other departments are looking at exactly what they have to do under the possible withdrawal agreement and obviously the next stage will move to discussions over what happens next but borisjohnson gave his word and that appears to me nothing. next but borisjohnson gave his word and that appears to me nothingm this document to be scared —— fair to him he says it is open to interpretation and interpretations of these will be very different an

we could see some cuts in the ft weekend.roject has been riddled with problems, delays and cost overruns. the government announced a review of it and they are looking at ways of basically seeing billions and billions of pounds and one option that has been seriously considered going to the ft is basically stopping the line at birmingham instead of going further north to weeks now and i thought, that would be hugely controversial because the whole point of hst was that it was supposed to connect the southeast and help share the benefits. and i think that the mark on one hand it will save money but it is talking about something that drains down and it takes the hs out of the hs to do so it takes the hs out of the hs to do so would not be terribly high—speed. but said they are thrashing around and looking at ways because the project has gone quite far and it is almost too late to cancel it either said they have other ways... the ca nary said they have other ways... the canary in the coal mine aspect of this, i live in the west en

omar is joining us this morning from ft. worth.atatiana jefferson's family react when that murder charge came down yesterday. >> reporter: from the beginning, atatiana jefferson's family has wanted an independent investigation because they feel the police department can't be trusted to investigate one of their own. it is unclear whether he was arrested or turned himself in, but arrested and charged with murder yesterday evening. he has since posted bail. the family says while the arrest is a step in the right direction, the pursuit toward justice is still far from over. >> he did get what i wanted him to get, and this is only the start. there's no way this is enough. we know this is a fwogood step the direction we want to go, but it's definitely not the end. >> you want justice. >> absolutely. i demand it. it has to happen. >> we're expecting a press conference from police in a little over an hour now. we're going to follow up on a few things. the department sent a preliminary case to the fbi for a potential civil rights violation

helping you to and through retirement. >>> you calls for the city manager in ft.th texas to be fired after a deadly shooting. complaints brought to a city council meeting after atatiana jefferson was gunned down in her own home. omar jimenez is live with the latest. >> reporter: it was a tense ft. worth city council meeting. protesters chanting, we don't feel safe. others standing at the mic calling for officials to be fired. on the policy side, the mayor was there along with other city council members as well. one of the things they put forward was the mayor was calling for a third party investigation to look into the policies and procedures at the ft. worth police department. it's part of what atatiana jefferson's family has been calling for from the beginning saying the police cannot be trusted to investigate themselves. now, police spoke on that partly during a press conference yesterday. they also touched on morale throughout the police department. that's when the interim chief got emotional before abruptly ending the press conference. this is how it ended. >

so the front page of the ft. 7 go on.age of the ft, johnson of course muddied by tory splits over whether to chase brexit or election. yes, so the debate in downing street tonight is what they do. we are assuming that by friday we will know whether or not the eu are going to give us the extension of article 50 that has been requested. and if they are going to allow it to last of the end of january, we are going to allow it to last of the end ofjanuary, we presume that they will. even if it is a extension, which means we have got until the end of january to which means we have got until the end ofjanuary to get something through, but if we ratify something before, then we can leave earlier and go straight into the transition. but it is unclear, the path that borisjohnson is but it is unclear, the path that boris johnson is going but it is unclear, the path that borisjohnson is going to take, and his own team are divided on this. we are hearing in the papers this evening cabinet is split, conservative mps are splits, the la

on the front page of the ft, their main story is hong kong. today, really. the 70 years of communist rule, and then, with the protesters wanted to do, which they we re protesters wanted to do, which they were told not to do, which is protest. to make yet, it's not really communism either, because the reason that china is in celebratory mood, and it has done so well over the past 70 years is that very recently, it's followed this capitalist mac methodology, yet remained a totalitarian state, the massive state control from before. and it's basically made a deal with its people saying, we will give you, try and pass you some financial prosperity in return for your freedom, and hong kong, which is one of the wealthiest parts of china, has said actually, no that's not enough, we still want freedom too. so how long can this go on for? how long will you have people beating protesters with batons? let's talk about scrutiny, these are very different times to the times in tenements where, aren't they? because you've got social media, they can be easily

. >>> ft. worth police and the victim's family is speaking out after a white officer shot and killed a black woman inside her own home. laura podesta has the update. >> reporter: aaron dean is now facing a charge of murder. 2 1/2 da ter ft. worth, texas police officer shot through the window of a home killing 28-year-old atatiana jefferson who was sitting with her 8-year-old nephew inside. >> when they looked at that video and said there's any doubt that this officer acted inappropriately. >> reporter: last night dean was released from jail on a $200,000 bond. body camera video of the deadly shooting was released over the weekend. in it when responding to a neighbor's call about an open front door, police never identified themselves. >> put your hands up. show me your hands. >> reporter: dean resigned from the department on monday. the police chief said he would have been fired if he didn't quit. now the department said it will be doing an internal investigation to figure out how this situation

the ft.orth home of atatiana jefferson. the shooting happened saturday around 2:30 a.m. as police responded to a neighbor's call about the woman's front door being open. police responded to the home, looking into her bedroom window and shouting "put your hands up" before firing a single shot into the window. overnight the 911 call was released. >> calling about my neighbor. the front door's been open since 10:00. i haven't seen anybody moving around. it's not normal for them to have both of the doors open at this time of night. i feel bad. had i thought called the police department, she would probably still be alive today. >> jefferson was reportedly playing video games with her 8-year-old nephew. the ft. worth police department says the officer, now on administrative leave, will be interviewed later today by internal affairs. >>> in alabama, authorities are still searching for a little girl who was abducted this weekend. 3-year-old camille mckinney was kidnapped during a birthday party satur