and sent to a merit commission, which certified grayson for hire.said a state training and standards board reviewed the information, which included the dui convictions adding, he was given a general honorable discharge from the military. the sheriff said grayson passed a drug test, criminal background check, and psychological evaluation, and graduated from a 16-week training academy before serving as a sangamon county deputy. >> it's your opinion that he never should have been hired for that job? >> he never should have been hired. >> never should have been hired. >> reporter: grayson's attorney has repeatedly declined to comment on the shooting and his client's employment and criminal history, lester. >> maggie vespa, thank you. >>> we'll take a break. in 60 seconds as the olympics get under way, we'll take a look at team usa athletes to watch when i'm joined by mike tirico here in paris. stay with us. team watch when i'm joined by mike tirico here in paris. stay with us. because now through july 29th you can save up to 80% on everything home. yes!

grayson was also convicted of dui twice and was kicked out of the military. he has pleaded not guilty to murder. >> authorities are trying to determine a motive for stabbing spree at a children's dance class in england. two children were killed and 11 other people wounded. police near liverpool say a 17 year old boy burst into the dance class and attacked the victims. >> protests are erupting in venezuela, where president nicolas maduro has claimed victory after another disputed election. the opposition candidate says he obtained tally sheets proving he got twice as many votes as maduro. but maduro was declared the winner by the election council. he controls now to the olympics and a triumph for team usa in gymnastics, the men ending their long medal drought. >> but we begin with a close call in the pool overnight. a stunning photo finish in the pool as romania, britain and the u.s. vied for first place in the men's 200 meter freestyle. american luke hobson taking third, gold, silver and bronze, separated by just 7/100 of a second less time than it takes to b

su identificacion. >> en otro angulo del al segundo policia caminando por la residencia mientras graysonn ya esta en la cocina con una olla de agua caliente en las manos y de repente el momento se torna violento. >> masi se agacha y luego se levanta brevemente y en ese instante mason dispara su arma tres veces. >> entonces, el segundo policia se une a la balacera segun documentos policiales, uno de los b penalazos disparados por grayson le impacto en la cara mortalmente. >> voy a ir a buscar a mi hija. >> no, no, no, golpe de cabeza, tio, se ha terminado. >> puedes ir a conseguirlo, pero es un golpe de ha terminado. >> segun la fiscalia, grayson no activo su camara corporal sino hasta despues de haber disparado en un comunicado, el fiscal general de illinois hizo un llamado. >> en tanto, la comunidad reacciona a la publicacion de las disparados por no, grayson haber disparado. >> en llamado. >> insto a mantener la calma mientras este asunto se procesa a traves del sistema de justicia penal. >> el tio de masi dijo tras la revelacion del video. >> jason fue despedido tras el incidente y ah

[knocking] after sangamon county sheriff's jeopardy sean grayson at his partner responded to her 911l. >> you called us. >> reporter: body camera video reveals the moment grayson shot the mother of two in the face after asking her to check the stove. >> i rebuke you in the name of. >> i'm sorry, [bleep] your face. drop the pot. drop it! [gunshots] massey's autopsy report list gabapentin, and thc, and active ingredient in cannabis. ben crump is an attorney for the family. >> medication. >> reporter: this comes as cbs news has learned more details about grayson, who worked for six different enforcement agencies in four years. >> the sheriff and i will not tolerate lying. inception. >> reporter: obtained by cbs new grayson was reprimanded in november 2022 for writing false information in his police reports. >> seven months on, how are you still employed by us? >> i don't know. >> reporter: state records show grayson resigned in april 2023 and was hired by sangamon county three days la later. defense officials tell cbs news that in 2016, grayson was discharged for misconduct from the arm

and defense officials tell cbs news that in 2016, grayson was discharged for misconduct from the armyer he was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, one of two dui charges on his record. >> why did he even have a job as a sheriff's deputy after those red flags? >> reporter: grayson was fired from the sheriff's office and has pleaded not guilty to the murder charges. when reached by cbs news today, his attorney declined to comment. rallies are planned here in chicago and across the country over the next few days, calling for justice for massey and other black americans killed by police. major? >> major: with important new details, roxana saberi, thank you. tonight, two of the world's most powerful drug lords are in u.s. custody, including the son of former kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman. both charged with flooding the united states with drugs like fentanyl and cocaine. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports that federal agents used trickery and deception to make the arrest. >> reporter: this photo obtained by cbs news shows 76-year-old ismael "el mayo" zambada, a leader of th

prosecutors say grayson's partner tried to give the 36-year-old first aid even though grayson discouragedet my kit. >> she's done. you can get it, but that's a head shot. >> reporter: civil rights attorney benjamin crump is representing massey's family. >> so you needed a helping hand, but she got a shot to the face by the police. >> reporter: james wilburn is massey's father. >> i'm heartbroken. i just don't know what to say. >> what's the hardest part about this for you? >> i think the last words that my daughter said to me was, daddy, i love you, and to know and realize that i won't see her again, i can't talk to her again, i can't touch her again. >> reporter: grayson has pleaded not guilty. when reached by cbs news, his attorney had no comment. last week grayson was fired from the sheriff's department. documents obtained by cbs news show he has worked for six different law enforcement agencies since 2020. roxana saberi, cbs news, springfield, illinois. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington. a u.s. official told reuters he will meet with president biden on thu

and defense officials tell cbs news that in 2016 grayson was discharged for misconduct from the army he was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, one of two dui charges on his record. >> why did he even have a job as a sheriff's deputy after those red flags? >> that was roxana saberi reporting. >>> the lawyer of a powerful mexican drug cartel leader is claiming his client was forcibly kidnapped by the son of another cartel leader. both are in u.s. custody now carged with flooding the u.s. with drugs like fentanyl and cocaine. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports federal agents used trickery and deception to make the arrest. >> reporter: this photo obtained by cbs news shows 76-year-old ismael el mayo zambada, a leader of the sinaloa cartel, just before he was duped and apprehended by u.s. law enforcement after a months-long operation to capture him. cbs news has learned zambada thought he was flying to see property in northern mexico thursday but was instead flown to a small airport outside el paso, texas and promptly arrested. he was lured, according to multiple sources, by

amy: after that sean grayson should sonya massey. recorded grayson telling his partner not to render aid to her. records show grayson has worked for six days in -- six different law enforcement agencies. the guardian newspaper obtained audio of the call in which the deputy told the dispatcher that massey's wound was "self-inflicted." the family said it was also given misleading information given by police that she was shot by a neighbor. this is massey's father james wilburn at a news conference. >> i was under the impression that a neighbor had killed my baby. never did they say there was a deputy involved shooting in so my brother read it on the internet. when he shared it with me he said brother, what was sonya's address? i told him and he says to me, this says it was a deputy involved shooting. a deputy involved shooting, what are you talking about? amy: sonya massey was a mother of two, a 15-year-old daughter and 17-year-old son. her killing fireplace has prompted protests including by vice president kamla harris who issued a st

say grayson's partner tried to give the 36-year-old first aid even though grayson discouraged him. >et my kit. >> you can go get it, but that's a head shot. >> reporter: benjamin crump is representing massey's family. >> all you need is a helping hand, but she got a shot to the face, by the police. >> reporter: james wilburn is massey's father. >> i'm heartbroken. i just don't know what to say. >> reporter: what's the hardest part about this for you? >> i think the last words that my daughter said to me was "daddy, i love you." and to know and realize that i won't see her again, i can't talk to her again, i can't touch her again. >> reporter: grayson has pleaded not guilty. when reached by cbs news today, his attorney declined to comment. last week grayson was fired from the sheriff's department. documents obtained by cbs news show he has worked for six different law enforcement agencies since 2020. norah? >> norah: that's note worthy. roxana saberi, thank you. the global technical glitch that caused widespread computer problems is still causing big, big headaches at the airports. we

last week, grayson was fired from the sheriff's department.by cbs news show he has worked for six different law enforcement agencies since 2020. roxana saberi, cbs news, springfield, illinois. >>> officials in new jersey are now investigating a fiery crash monday that killed a truck driver and caused major traffic delays across the hudson river from manhattan. the truck was rear-ended by a bus, hit a wall, and then exploded. first responders said the truck was apparently carrying hazardous materials. >>> when "cbs news roundup" continues after the break, we'll tell you which u.s. airline is still being hit hard by last week's global cyber outage. stay with us. stay with us. more after this. is credit card or other debt, making it difficult to pay your rent or mortgage. home and security is often the unintended consequence of an inability to pay mounting credit card debt, student loans or medical debt. but by working with a nonprofit credit counselor, you can avoid or reduce the risk of eviction or foreclosure while tackling debt for good. for

sean grayson has pled not guilty to first-degree murder charges. next week, i will be in chicago on tuesday, helping to lead a rally as head of the national network network demanding justice for sonya massey along with ministers in chicago and of national network action and leadership network. 20 me now is a civil rights attorney and attorney general of black america, ben crump, who represents the family. we had technical difficulties trying to get the father and family members and. let me go with you, attorney crump. thank you, as always, for joining us and drawing attention to this case and politicsnation extends its deepest condolences to sonya's family. i will be there personally tuesday at the rally at 6:00 at the mount pilgrim baptist church on washington boulevard, 6:00 in chicago. sonya's family, especially her two teenage children are a concern. the family has launched a gofundme campaign to help with expenses stemming from her death, including a likely need for mental health counseling and support with that in mind. can you tell us how he

william: at one point, grayson asks massey about her mental health. minutes later, massey and the deputies are inside, getting information to file their report. >> just a driver's license will do. then i'll get out of your hair. william: deputy grayson asks massey to turn off a pot of water that's boiling on her stove. >> we don't need a fire over here. william: holding the pot, massey then twice says, "i rebuke you in the name of jesus." which deputy grayson immediately treats as a threat. >> you better not or i'll shoot you in your [beep] face. drop the pot. drop the pot. william: massey is hit in the face, and drops to the ground. for at least six minutes, the other deputy applies pressure to her wound while they wait for medics to arrive. at one point, deputy grayson is heard implying that her injury is so grave that he's, quote, "not going to waste" his medical supplies on her. massey was later pronounced dead at the hospital. in a facebook post, sangamon county sheriff's office confirmed deputy grayson had been fired from the department, writing

meaning sean grayson for the death of ms. massie.nder the federal civil rights act pursuant to 42 usc 1983. they can file an action against him for it i would suspect in some states they mirror it may very well do that. >> you men mentioned his rap sht earlier. news this charge for misconduct after 19 met the sheriff department superior officers were worried about deputy sean p grayson's behavior. there's disciplinary paperwork in his files. he has a history of official misconduct, harassment, lying in his reports in abusing his power. sean p grayson served in six different sher sheriffs departms in four years. and quickly, ted, i hate to make you rush on this but what can be done to prevent these deadly scenarios? >> unfortunately, these things happen and police department where you have rotten apples. but let me say it quickly the majority of the men and women who serve and protect our good men and women. they are not sean grayson's. >> absolutely well said i'm glad you said that. ted williams thank you very much. we will be right

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>> learning from it. >> reporter: records show grayson left that job in good standing.declining to comment as tonight massey's family speaks out. >> i would have never in the world thought the police shot my mom. like how? >> reporter: maggie vespa, nbc news, springfield, illinois. >>> also tonight, they can help shed the pounds, but can weight loss drugs also protect against alzheimer's disease? new research has found a drug similar to ozempic appears to slow cognitive decline in people with mild alzheimer's. researchers say after a year, patients showed an 18% slower decline in cognitive ability. >>> and up next from paris, doubles are usually their thing, but here fans can't get enough of the dream team being called nadalcaraz. stay with us. ♪♪ whoa nelly! iphone 15 with tons of storage. i really want one! yo! you've won 14 times on the lpga tour! since when is one enough for you! that is true.. get your head out of the sand trap, switch to t-mobile and get four iphone 15's on them and four lines for just $25 a line. and you can save on every plan versus the other bi

come up the officer who fired the shot, showing grayson was any turned on off to the shooting. he gives his account to the instance a narrative. it all is with what we see in the video from his colleagues body count reset. grayson, that has been fired from the force and is being held with that balm for 1st degree murder among other charges. he's probably not guilty of the fatal shooting. however, grayson's boss, the local sheriff, said that grace and did have other options available that he should've used and that his actions were inexcusable, and didn't reflect the values or training of the office of a massey's problem. we are asking way, grayson was allowed to serve, and the police in the 1st place share is here is an embarrassment. congress may, i should've never had a badge. you should have never had a gun. you should have never been given the opportunity to kill much off because she had some serious blemishes, which on his record series span have term convictions for the you are present. joe biden also released the state when he said, when we call for help, all of us as am

the officer who fired the shot shown. grayson was any turned on off to the shooting. he gives his account of the incident and narrative. it alters with what we see in the video from his colleagues body count reset. grayson, that has been fired from the force and is being held with that bone for 1st degree murder among other charges. he's probably not guilty of the fatal shooting. however, grayson's balls the local sheriff says of grace and did have other options available that he should've used and that his actions were inexcusable, and didn't reflect the values or training of the office of a massey's problem. we are asking what grayson was allowed to serve and the police and the 1st place share here is an embarrass, covers.

. >> reporter: tonight, after seeing the horrific video of former illinois deputy sean grayson killing daughter -- -- sonya massey's father shattered and now calling for consequences. >> they would have lied their way right out of this. >> reporter: grayson now charged with murdering the mother of two after she called 911 to report a prowler. massey's cousin was the first family member on the scene after the shooting. >> i was confused. i didn't know -- i went there for answers, because i thought that someone came into the home to kill her. >> reporter: massey's son malachi heartbroken and in disbelief. >> she was just a ball of energy. she could talk to anybody. >> reporter: family attorney ben crump questioning grayson's employment history -- six different police jobs in the last four years, including three different departments in 2021 alone. >> we need to find out what the sheriff's department knew when they hired him. >> reporter: and david, some of these cases take years, but grayson was fired and charged just ten days after the incident. he has pleaded not guilty and remains in

however, grayson's balls the local sheriff says of grace and did have other options available that he should've used and that his actions were inexcusable and didn't reflect the values or training of the office of a massey's problem. we are asking what grayson was allowed to sub and the police and the 1st place share here is an embarrass. coverage man should've never had a badge. you should have never had a gun. you should have never been given the opportunity to kill much off to the cause. she had some serious blemishes, which on his record, serious, despairing, had convictions for the you are present. joe biden also released the state when he said, when we called for help, all of us as americans, regardless of who we are aware we live should be able to do, sir, without fear and for our lives. sonya is death at the hands of responding all of us . it reminds us that a little too often, like americans face to face with our safety in ways many of the rest of us do not. even though authorities do that quickly and charging the officer the killing has once again revealed the stomach proble

. >> reporter: state records obtained by cbs news show sean grayson, 30 euro former private first classarmy, worked for five different law enforcement agencies in just under three years before being hired by the sangamon county sheriff's office last year. cbs news has also learned grayson was charged twice with driving under the influence of alcohol in 2015 and 2016. he pleaded guilty both times. ben crump is an attorney for massey's family. >> why was he even hired by the sheriff's department? >> reporter: a dui conviction is not a disqualification for law enforcement in illinois. today, some of massey's family members accused the sheriff's office of trying to initially cover up what happened. mouse b22's father is demented sheriff jack campbell resign. >> i think it's a culture to treat this family this bad. if it were not for that camera footage, they would have lied their way right out of this. so he needs to resign. >> you still won't answer your door. >> reporter: this comes a day after the release of body cam video reviewing the moments minutes before grayson shot two in the face

and david, grayson has pleaded not guilty.e remains in custody and could face life in prison if convicted. david? >> david: all right. alex perez tonight. alex, thank you. >>> when we come back here, a fast-moving fire east of los angeles, destroying homes. >>> also, the passenger plane descending to within about 100 feet of the water near tampa. air traffic controllers warning the pilots. >>> and tonight, we remember a motown favorite. (vo) you might be used to living with your albuterol asthma rescue inhaler, but it's a bit of a dinosaur, because it only treats your symptoms, not inflammation. treating both symptoms and inflammation with rescue is supported by asthma experts. finally, there's a modern way to treat symptoms and asthma attacks. airsupra is the first ever dual-action rescue inhaler that treats your asthma symptoms and helps prevent attacks. airsupra is the only rescue fda-approved to do both. airsupra is an as-needed rescue inhaler and should not be used as a maintenance treatment for asthma. get medical help r

it all is with what we see in the video from his colleagues body count reset. grayson, that has been fired from the force and is being held with that bone for 1st degree murder among other charges. he's probably not guilty of the fatal shooting. however, grayson's boss, the local sheriff, said that grace and did have other options available that he should've used and that his actions were inexcusable, and didn't reflect the values or training of the office of a massey's problem. we are asking what grayson was allowed to serve and the police in the 1st place sure is here is an embarrassment. because this may, i should have never had a badge. you should have never had a gun. you should have never been given the opportunity to kill much off because she had some serious blemishes, which on his record, sherry's despair had trumped convictions for the you are present. joe biden also released the state when he said, when we call for help, all of us as americans, regardless of who we are aware we live should be able to do, sir, without fear and for our lives. sonya is death at the hands of r

>> reporter: the just-released body camera video shows deputy sean grayson and his partner responding to sonya massey's house in springfield, illinois, after she reported a prowler. massey, at times, struggling to answer questions. >> what is your last name? >> uh -- >> you shouldn't have to think about your last name. >> reporter: then, when deputies say she can remove a pot of boiling water from the stove, the situation changes in an instant. >> where are you going? >> away from your hot steaming water. >> aww, away from my hot steaming water? aww, i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> you better [ bleep ] not. i swear to [ bleep ] god i'll shoot you right in your [ bleep ] face. >> okay! i'm sorry! >> drop the [ bleep ] pot! >> shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: grayson, who did not turn on his body cam until after shooting massey, explaining the situation to responding officers, who ask where's the gun. >> house is clear. she was the only one. >> where's the gun? >> no, she had boiling water and she came at me with boiling water. >> you shot her? >> yeah. she said she was goin

he has entered a not guilty plea the, sheriff's office has fired grayson and is saying in a statement, quote, it is clear that the deputy did not act as trained or in accordance with our standards. now i want to bring in james wilborn, sonya massey, his father, also with me as ben crump. he is the attorney representing sonya massey, aos family sir, i'm so sorry that i'm meeting you this way and this is your daughter? sonya, and i'm so saddened to see what has happened. james, what is your reaction tonight to the body camera footage that we are seeing? i mean, your daughter, she had her hands up when she was shot at what is your reaction laura? >> i don't know. i i am so glad that my doctor figured out i had a bad heart and i was suffering from congestive heart failure again, 2022 i have quadruple heart bypass surgery i just don't think that by old heart coaster i'm just heartbroken i can't believe i'm even be able law enforcement officer sir i understand that. >> you didn't find out that it was the police who killed her daughter at first. >> how did you learn what truly happened to yo

when grayson partner offers to get his medical kit, grayson says as he does not need medical help you know, i'm not taking boiling water according to court documents grave sins camera was not turned on until after the shooting, and it records him explaining his actions that night. >> she says she's going to reviewed me the name of jesus and came out with boeing after the footage was released. >> outrage at the police killing of another unarmed black woman in recent years we want justice for sonya massey and an outpouring of support, including a statement from president joe biden saying massey's family deserves justice where is the humanity where's the train until we get justice? >> for sonya massey we were buick. this discriminatory criminal justice system in the name of jesus and john, we're learning that grayson had worked at six different law enforcement agencies here in illinois since 2020, it's not exactly clear why he changed jobs so frequently. >> now, he is being held without bond and faces life in prison if convicted on that murder charge, cnn has reached out to us the attorn

and when she did, grayson drew his weapon on her threatening to shoot or unless she put the pot down.s since been arrested and charged with her murder. that video sparking public outrage across the country. it was a heartbreaking. i i heard the police say with a pot of whole. >> said she had lose her life. >> he called >> demonstrators gathered at washington square park, holding signs and chanting slogans. activists and community leaders spoke passionately about the urgent need for police reform and accountability. a vigil now grows at the park with candles, flowers, and signs that read protect black women. i've seen so much violence against and this is not stopping what we have to to get it to stop. the policies are changing over in newark, demonstrators marched through the streets, expressing their frustrations with what they see as an excessive use of force by law enforcement. >> they're calling for a robust polixe reform and for grayson to be held accountable, even though >> he has been charged. that doesn't mean he's going to be convicted any and if he is convicted, that doesn't

that was the job grayson held before he came here. him and accusing him of lying on some of his reports. i want to hear some of that audio from an interview that we obtained over the weekend. >> a lot of officers have been charged and end up in jail because that's what they perceived. official misconduct will land you in jail. the sheriff and i will not tolerate lying and deception. >> reporter: and so this was referencing an incident in 2022. grayson also had several duis on his record as well as a history of misconduct while he was in the army, and so there is a training and standards board that certifies officers here in illinois that did certify him for hiring but we spoke with their director over the weekend, and he said ultimately the decision to hire an officer with a background like grayson's is up to the department. we have been reaching out, trying to get in touch with the sheriff who would have hired him but haven't heard back as we continue to dig into how grayson could have been in this position to even start with. >> mau

grayson's past now also under scrutiny.e worked for six law enforcement agencies in the past four years despite being charged with two duis, one in 2015 and in 2016, and before that was discharged from the army for misconduct. and grayson has pleaded not guilty to the charges in massey's killing. his attorney also declining to comment on the case. whit. >> morgan norwood, thank you. >>> now to the dramatic rescue of two divers after 38 hours stranded at sea. the u.s. coast guard located the husband and wife after seeing a flashing light in the water. they went missing on wednesday while scuba diving off a texas beach during bad weather. tonight why loved ones are calling this a miracle. here's aibc's melissa adan. >> a harrowing tale of survival tonight after this husband and wife managed to survive nearly 38 hours in the ocean off the coast of texas. >> it is a miracle. it is a miracle. >> reporter: divers nathan and kim maker were with a group scuba diving in the gulf of mexico when bad weather and violent waves separated

a grand jury indicting deputy grayson on charges of first degree murder.'s lawyer refusing to comment. >> i want justice for my baby. >> reporter: massey's family alongside civil rights attorney ben crump. >> she needed a helping hand, not a bullet to the face. >> reporter: president biden saying they deserve justice, calling it an unthinkable and senseless loss. maggie vespa, nbc news. >>> we'll take a break here. days after that massive computer meltdown, it's still a travel meltdown for some. the latest after this. respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. i was scared when i was told age arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. it was h

it all is with what we see in the video from his colleagues body count reset. grayson, that has been fired from the force and is being held with that bone for 1st degree murder among other charges. he's probably not guilty of the fatal shooting. however, grayson's balls the local sheriff says of grace and did have other options available that he should've used and that his actions were inexcusable, and didn't reflect the values or training of the office of a massey's problem. we are asking what grayson was allowed to serve and the police and the 1st place share is here is an embarrass. because this man should have never had a badge. you should have never had it done. you should have never been given the opportunity to kill much off because she had some serious blemishes, which on his record, serious despair had told convictions for the you are president joe biden also released the statement. he said, when we call for help, all of us as americans, regardless of who we are aware we live should be able to do, sir, without fear and for our lives. sonya is death at the hands of responding

grayson has been fired by the sheriff's office. in jail without bond and has pleaded not guilty to the murder charges. roxana saberi, cbs news, springfield, illinois. >>> visitors witnessed a frightening display at wyoming's yellowstone national park on tuesday. a sudden hypothermal explosion sent dozens of people running for safety. it happened in the area called biscuit basin about two miles from old faithful. there were no injuries. >>> when "cbs news roundup" continues, the head of the secret service resigns after the donald trump assassination attempt. small businesses are the heart of america. but you don't have to go it alone. as the nation's largest nonprofit resource of expert, business mentoring. score has helped millions of entrepreneurs build their businesses, for free. get the connections, education and guidance you need with score. we're ready to help. find a mentor today at score.org. for each life moment, your kids could get free or low-cost health coverage from medicaid or chip. kids up to age 19 are covered for ch

this is something we have learned, given that grayson has worked at six different departments in theast four years. the family's attorney been crop thing that-- taking issue saying, there should have been concerned over issues prior. >> where they are red flags missed and should he have been hired in the first place by the sheriff department? those questions only get louder. >> reporter: now, in terms of some of those red flags, we have obtained audio recordings from one of grayson's previous department he worked at in logan county here in illinois. in a series of interviews, about three hours of recording i was listening to this morning, the deputy sheriff is questioning grayson for a series of misconduct, criticizing him in these recordings for lying on words, lack of integrity, he says, and warned official misconduct like this could get him fired or into serious trouble as a police officer. we are continuing to dig into grayson's has come a lot of officials called into question why he was able to jump from department to department, especially when he has things on his professional

grayson was allowed to work in law enforcement in the first place.that most recently employed him has condemned him. they said that he deserves to face charges and that they await justice just like sonya's family and the community. >> in the killing of sonya massey it's gained the attention of president biden, vice president harris, also the justice department. is the justice department saying anything about the case? >> so we reached out to the justice department, and they said that they're aware of the case. they said they're closely watching it, and that they're also monitoring how his case progresses through the prosecutor identifies there. so they have stopped short of saying that they're going to launch an investigation, but it seems like that could be imminent, the fact that they have their eyes on it in the first place. >> janelle griffith for us, thanks. >>> would you use artificial intelligence to help you plan a workout? apparently more people are ditching personal trainers and leaving it up to the technology. nbc news digital reporter may

this was in september of 2022 grayson was cited for failing to stop a high-speed chase. this was after a supervisor told him to call off the chase and so he was cited for that. again, that was while he was working for the logan county sheriff's office. again, that was in september of 2022. further, boris, we've learned that in 2015 and 2016, he was charged with you wise, two separate incidents, pleaded guilty to both of those charges. this all comes boris, as the massive family is really calling for a deeper investigation into how he was able to get hired by his latest agency, the sangamon county sheriff's office. and so there are many questions again about why he was jumping around in between all of these different agencies. some questions, again, that we've learned from these personnel records that were obtained by my producer bill kirchhoff's is doing excellent reporting on this story again, this is all coming as the massive family is calling more broadly boris for more accountability. as you can understand, this incident has completely upended their lives here's a fa

>> reporter: grayson has pleaded not guilty.oken and angry family now wondering why grayson was able to jump from department to department. her father speaking to katv. >> our whole family is in a disarray. the main focus of everybody is that this animal gets justice. he gets exactly what he deserves. >> reporter: overnight the sheriff apologizing. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: and grayson was also discharged from the army for serious misconduct. he is being held without bond. his attorney declined to comment. robin? >> robin: he was charged with serious misconduct. his attorney declined to comment. >> robin: also he was charged with two dui's as well. the more you learn, the more questions that we have now, how he was able to keep a job like that. okay. thank you so much, alex. >> george: now richard simmons' final days. his long time house manager and companion spoke about his life in a new interview. eva pilgrim with the story. good morning, eva. >> good morning, george. this morning a glimpse into the fitness icon's days just b

>> reporter: and david, sean grayson is being held without bond. he's pleaded not guilty. his attorney has declined to comment. david? >> david: alex perez tonight, thank you. >>> now to the fears of a growing conflict in the middle east. israel striking beirut in retaliation, claiming it took out a senior hezbollah commander believed to be responsible for the deadly rocket attack killing a dozen children. marcus moore now from beirut. >> reporter: tonight, an israeli air strike rocking southern beirut. the idf claims it killed hezbollah's most senior military commander, although that has not been independently confirmed. at least two people reportedly died in the attack, and another 20 were injured. the israelis say hezbollah's fuad shukr was heavily involved in the rocket attack that killed 12 children and teenagers at a soccer field in the israeli-occupied golan heights on saturday. hezbollah has denied responsibility, even though it has been firing rockets into israel for ten months in solidarity with hamas militants in gaza. israeli leader benjamin netanyahu visited t

>> reporter: officer sean grayson and his partner were dispatched. encounter with police escalated quickly. >> dropped the [bleep] -- drop the [bleep]. >> reporter: body cambio clearly captured officer sean grayson shooting massey in her kitchen. >> hijacked into the female. head shot went to the female. >> units on the scenes where shots are fired. >> reporter: dispatchers can be heard saying they were told massey died to a self-inflicted wound. >> they are now saying self-inflicted. >> reporter: the massey family accuses the department of trying to cover up the cause of her death by claiming it was a self-inflicted gunshot. >> he needs to go to jail. for life. i don't want to see him in public ever again, honestly. >> reporter: the sangamon county sheriff says former deputy sean grayson admits to the shooting, at least twice on body cam video, and that there was never any confusion over how sonya massey died, and norah, the department also denying those claims of a cover-up. >> norah: charlie de mar, thank you very much. tonight, there is new video

the officer, sean grayson was fired and charged with murder.nbc news showed that he worked for six different law enforcement agencies since 2020. there were two complaints against him. your reaction to all of this? >> it is unfortunate that an unarmed individual in her home who called on her god in that moment would be executed. it is the very reason why we must pass police reform. i have heard from many law enforcement individuals who absolutely denounce this type of action. and that's why we need a national database of police misconduct, so an individual like this cannot just go from agency to agency, causing harm on citizens, lawful citizens. it is beyond inhumane what this officer did to this individual, and i hope -- i hope the call from the sitting vice president gave some solace to the family, but i really really hope that he is brought to justice and held accountable for his actions. >> and we should point out that some of those features, the database, for instance, were in the senate bill that failed in negotiation. so it never got any