a family is grieving. a department is grieving and a city is grieving. >> and matt, that is such a great way to encapsulate this respect. i know you've been following this ever since that terrible shooting on march 24. you must have been struck by the absolute respect that so many people in the community have for the department in spite of all the angst that's been going on in terms of the contract issues and the pay issues. >> reporter: yeah. you know i grew up in san jose. and losing a police officer, we don't think of ourselves as being a dangerous city here. and we don't lose officers all that often. and the last one was in 2001. so these people are obviously a part of our community. officer johnson went to gunderson high school. i grew up and played football there in high school, played basketball in high school. all these people are linked. i friends in the san jose police department who i grew up with as well. you know they know officer johnson. so people are really impacted by what's taking place.

because i know they are grieving too like i am grieving grieving too like i am grieving. them to know that. >>reporter: the north charleston police department reported they tried to give first aid and cpr to walter scott after he was shot. about santana says he never saw that happen. karen travers, happen. karen travers washington. >>> we have breaking news now. more than 100 alaska airlines passengers are waiting for a new flight to san jose after bird strike forced them to return to seattle. >> bird hit the plane tonight just after take off. it was unnerve unnerving of course but no one was hurt. >> in less than an hour part of a major road in san francisco will close for 72 hours. 3 block from post street to ellis street will close at midnight tonight. for the construction of an underground tunnel that will connect the new sutter campus to medical offices across van ness. van ness will reopen sunday at mid night. next closure will be friday april 24th through sun the 26th april 24th through sun the 26th. >> more to get to still ahead on 7 news at 11:00. fight though yo

because i know they are grieving too like i am grieving grieving too like i am grieving. so i want them to know that. >>reporter: the north charleston police department reported they tried to give first aid and cpr to walter scott after he was shot. about santana says he never saw that happen. karen travers, happen. karen travers washington. >>> we have breaking news now. more than 100 alaska airlines passengers are waiting for a new flight to san jose after bird strike forced them to return to seattle. >> bird hit the plane tonight just after take off. it was unnerve unnerving of course but no one was hurt. >> in less than an hour part of a major road in san francisco will close for 72 hours. 3 block from post street to ellis street will close at midnight tonight. for the construction of an underground tunnel that will connect the new sutter campus to medical offices across van ness. van ness will reopen sunday at mid night. next closure will be friday april 24th through sun the 26th april 24th through sun the 26th. >> more to get to still ahead on 7 news at 11:00. fight

because i know they are grieving too like i am grieving grieving too like i am grieving. so i want them to know that. >>reporter: the north charleston police department reported they tried to give first aid and cpr to walter scott after he was shot. about santana says he never saw that happen. karen travers, happen. karen travers washington. >>> we have breaking news now. more than 100 alaska airlines passengers are waiting for a new flight to san jose after bird strike forced them to return to seattle. >> bird hit the plane tonight just after take off. it was unnerve unnerving of course but no one was hurt. >> in less than an hour part of a major road in san francisco will close for 72 hours. 3 block from post street to ellis street will close at midnight tonight. for the construction of an underground tunnel that will connect the new sutter campus to medical offices across van ness. van ness will reopen sunday at mid night. next closure will be friday april 24th through sun the 26th april 24th through sun the 26th. >> more to get to still ahead on 7 news at 11:00. fight

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because i know they are grieving just like i'm grieving. >> two grieving families. a lot to get to tonight. we begin with jason carol who is in north charleston with the new dash cam video. take us through this video step by step. it's the moments before the shooting. there's a lot of new information in there. >> reporter: we've watched it and i know you've watched it. it gives a minute by minute moment by moment account of what happened during that initial traffic stop. investigators call it a key piece of evidence to help them explain what happened that day. this is the dash cam video from officer michael slager's patrol car. it showed what happened leading up to the traffic stop that ended in the deadly shooting. the video shows him following scott who is driving a mercedes. he's pulled over still a routine traffic stop for a broken taillight. the officer approaches scott's car. >> license and registration. >> reporter: slager returns to his patrol car and for a moment scott gets out. >> stay in the car. >> reporter: he's instructed to get back inside his car but

how do we solve those cases how many mothers are going to continue to grieve it's been 9 years 9 years i need some justice. >> thank you, ms. brown (clapping) and is there anyone in the audience or anyone at home the phone call that 4154444 please call that number it will be unanimous and help us although the person will be held accountability. >> i've been here a minute george gascon and chief greg suhr the police department even bill brad told me i said there's why are we still seeing this guy on the force greg said he's going to fire him honestly it is a little bit repugnant i talked to a cop on 6 the street idle charter it means something when i come up here and use the n word it means a lot my best friend is black he calls me a honkey honestly commissioners terminate those officers on recommendation of chief greg suhr and do it now. >> thank you clyde. >> next speaker. >> (clapping.) madam president commissioners, chief suhr and distinguished audience i'm sid restrict jackson the president of the san francisco black leadership forum and come to you with a request for hope we live

police say the shooting happened in front of a vallejo home where people were grieving the death of aend. the boy was caught in the cross fire. he is now recovering at benioff children's hospital in oakland. vallejo's mayor says he hopes this incident will change things in the city. >> : we are not going to take this anymore reuter bring these people to justice. >> pam: they were grieving the death of be at least five that were in shooting at the time the 7-year- today i tracked down the mayor message for anyone wo might know something about the shooting still don't know what prompted the shooting still have not made any arrests >> j.r.: point of inaccessability during commute hours on some lines. the bart board of directors has made it a priority to address this issue as well as cleaning up the stations. money is the name of the game and the board has about 51 million dollars to work with out of that projected fund. the board started preliminary budget discussions at the meeting on thursday afternoon. the board plans on hiring dozens of mechanics to deal with the root of the overcrow

not only my family but the scott's family because i know they're grieving just like i'm grieving. >> reporter: we're learning more about the young man who recorded those powerful images. he tells "nightline" anchor byron pitts what he saw happened. >> reporter: was there ever a point where it looked like mr. scott was being aggressive towards officer slager? >> aggressive in a way of getting away of the cop -- yeah but not trying to punch the cop or hit the cop or nothing, no he just trying to get away of the cop, which was on top of him. >> reporter: in the incident report police wrote that they continued to perform first aid and cpr until ems arrived. santana says that's not true. >> reporter: you didn't see anyone try to breathe into his mouth? >> no. >> reporter: try to revive him? >> nothing like that. >> reporter: the other mother in this tragic tale wants justice. >> i pray that this never happens to another person. this has got to stop. >> reporter: the scott family will bury their son saturday. slager's family is worried they could lose their son, too, if he's convicted and

because i know they are grieving, just like i'm grieving.rleston police reported they tried to give cpr and first aid to walter scott after he was shot. feidin santana said he never saw that happen. t.j., reena. >> thank you so much. >>> another american is facing terror charges accused of trying to go to syria to fight for isis. joshua ray van haften convicted sex offender was caught before he could cross the border of turkey. he's from wisconsin. he was flown to chicago this week and taken in to custody at o'hare airport. he allegedly posted isis propaganda on-line and tried to recruit an 11-year-old boy. >> i think isis probably rejects people that show up. this guy may well fit that profile. >> he could face 15 years in prison. he is among an estimated 34 americans accused of trying to join isis. >>> the government is keeping a close eye on united airlines pilot. the faa found repeated violations in pilot training and scheduling. the "wall street journal" obtained a copy of the letter. the faa sent to united about closer oversight. the a

i know they are grieving like i'm grieving, i want them to know that. >> reporter: the north charlestondepartment says officers tried to render first aid, but witnesses say they never saw that. eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for the details. >>> a north philadelphia woman federal agents say trying to join isis will be held behind bars until it is time for trial. keonna thomas is a flight risk and threat to the community. principles of law say the unemployed mother of two bought plane tickets and plan to get to syria and join a terror group and being as willing to go as far as suicide mission. only "action news" was at her home late in march as fbi agents raided the place. the family had no comment except to say thomas is a good woman. >>> president obama is joining leaders in panama for the summit of the america's. the president arrived last night to prepare for historic encounter with cuban president raul castro. president obama signaled he plans to remove cuba from state sponsor of terrorism. that could improve ties after nearly a half century of estrangement. >>> j

i know they're grieving like i'm grieving. >>> north and south american leaders gather for a summit inpanama. u.s./cuban relations are warming up, but will barack obama reach out to venezuela. >> also, politics between america and venezuela and the damaging effect it's having on the local population and the economy. >>> and also in the program, jamie is here keeping a close watch on business. >> but stephen, not much business in watches. at least in macau, where the jewelry and watch fair there has been called off, because the chinese government's anti-corruption drive has made such a huge dent in its customer base. we'll explain more in half an hour. hour. >>> a very warm welcome to "gmt." it's 12:00 noon here in london 7:00 a.m. in washington, d.c. and 4:00 in the afternoon in rawalpindi pakistan where prison officials have confirmed that they have freed the alleged mastermind of the 2008 mumbai terror attacks on bail. now, that will strain ties with india, which has already called the move an insult to the victims of both attacks. he is accused of being a military chief of the milit

, to start the grieving process, to know it could be tough. it was touching to hear the police chief as well, recognize that and recognize that his people out on the streets are going to need that. they have lost not only just a friend but a colleague and leaving a big hole. that's part of it. and that's a good thing to talk about as well. >> yeah to hear firsthand from the family and from his colleagues about what sort of impact he had on their lives, and ristkris did a great job of outlining for us what we would expect in the next five or ten minutes once the ceremony starts, who is going to be talking. we'll hear "amazing grace" and the police chief is going to talk about officer johnson's royal on the force, and he said he'll offer some lighter moments as well kind of funny stories about officer johnson, and we'll hear from his sister too, about childhood. >> which will be nice as well. there are those moments of humor that somehow come out, but you know you saw some of the personal pictures they had there, some jovial moments of his life

. >> do not weep nor grieve nor be irresolute.or his grace will protect you. >> yet when it comes to the details of mary's life, the bible says very little. the new testament mentions her just 12 times. >> mary magdalene is remarkable. there's so few mentions of her in the gospels, but they're so central to the story of jesus. and they've filled our imagination for centuries. >> in reality, many of our ideas about mary are no more than myth. perhaps the most enduring one is that she is a fallen woman, a prostitute saved by jesus from a life of sin. >> she's very often seen as an extremely seductive, erotic -- erotically charged woman. >> 2,000 years on, it has become hard to separate legend from fact in the story of her life. who was mary really? where do these myths come from? and what is the truth about her relationship with jesus? the myth that mary was actually a prostitute stems from one key event described in the gospel of luke. >> let's set the scene. jesus has been invited to lunch at the house of simon the pharisee. >> an

i know they are grieving too like i'm grieving.ter: we learn more about the young man who may be the only known witness. record the only known witness. recording the powerful im achblingts he tells byron pit the account officer slager gave over the radio that scott trade to grab his stun gun not what he saw happen. >> was it a point where mr. >> was it a point where mr. scott was being aggressive towards officer sharing. >> aggressive in the way of getting away of the cop, no. not trying to if no he was trying to get away of the cop. would was on top of him. >>reporter: in the incident report police wrote they continue to performance first aid and cpr until ems arrive. santana says that's not true. you didn't see anyone perform cpr. try breathing into his mouth revive him. >> no nothing like that. >>reporter: other mother in the tragic tale wants justice. >> i pray this never happens to the another person. this is t has got to stop. >>reporter: scott family will bury their son saturday. slager family worried they couldless their so

. >> do not weep nor grieve nor be irresolute.or his grace will protect you. >> yet when it comes to the details of mary's life, the bible says very little. the new testament mentions her just 12 times. >> mary magdalene is remarkable. there's so few mentions of her in the gospels, but they're so central to the story of jesus. and they've filled our imagination for centuries. >> in reality, many of our ideas about mary are no more than myth. perhaps the most enduring one is that she is a fallen woman, a prostitute saved by jesus from a life of sin. >> she's very often seen as an extremely seductive, erotic -- erotically charged woman. >> 2,000 years on, it has become hard to separate legend from fact in the story of her life. who was mary really? where do these myths come from? and what is the truth about her relationship with jesus? the myth that mary was actually a prostitute stems from one key event described in the gospel of luke. >> let's set the scene. jesus has been invited to lunch at the house of simon the pharisee. >> an

. >> do not weep nor grieve nor be irresolute.or his grace will protect you. >> yet when it comes to the details of mary's life, the bible says very little. the new testament mentions her just 12 times. >> mary magdalene is remarkable. there's so few mentions of her in the gospels, but they're so central to the story of jesus. and they've filled our imagination for centuries. >> in reality, many of our ideas about mary are no more than myth. perhaps the most enduring one is that she is a fallen woman, a prostitute saved by jesus from a life of sin. >> she's very often seen as an extremely seductive, erotic -- erotically charged woman. >> 2,000 years on, it has become hard to separate legend from fact in the story of her life. who was mary really? where do these myths come from? and what is the truth about her relationship with jesus? the myth that mary was actually a prostitute stems from one key event described in the gospel of luke. >> let's set the scene. jesus has been invited to lunch at the house of simon the pharisee. >> an

because i know they are grieving just like i'm grieving. >>> several presidential hopefuls who are republicansill address the nra national convention in nashville this weekend, including ted cruz. >>> one topic also on the agenda is concealed carry laws. all 50 states have regulations where you can bring a gun. eight states allow them in public universities and florida could be the next to make that legal. but as robert ray reports there is strong opposition. >> there has been a shooting in the library. stay where you are. >> reporter: in november former student stormed on to the campus of florida state university and started shooting. >> if anybody has been shot call 911 on your cell phone -- >> reporter: police killed the gunman but not before he shot three students. paralyzing one of them. fuelled by this recent shooting some state politicians are pushing a bill that would legalize concealed carry of handguns on florida's public university campuses. >> you can carry in a restaurant, a shopping -- >> reporter: iraq war veteran, and republican state representative is sponsoring the bill. a lo

not only my family but the scott's family because i know they are grieving like i'm grieving. >>> inchusetts a police officer is facing assault charges for allegedly punching a black suspect. >> he is a big believer of transparency. when something like this comes forward if there's enough evidence to support the claim we go forward and take out the appropriate charges. >> reporter: officials say the incident happened in december at the police station and was caught on surveillance video. the suspect was handcuffed in a holder cell when officials say the officer allegedly punched him to the floor. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is reportedly preparing for a major announcement this weekend that she will one for president. al jazeera has not confirmed the date and time but reports say the announcement will come via social media on sunday. clinton would be the first democrat to throw a hat in the ring for 2016. >> reporter: this winely outside of des moines recently hosted a democratic fund raiser. presidential candidates and hopefuls from both parties are criss crossing t

. >>> grieving parents have snubbed south korea's prime minister and president on the first anniversarythe ferry disaster. 304 people mainly students were killed and the government has been on cued of obstructing an official investigation. >> reporter: a year since the president came to the port which was the center of the rescue and recovery effort to offer condolences, and to grant one of their key demands. >> translator: i now believe it is time for us to seriously prepare for the ship's salvage, we will quickly take necessary measures to salvage the ship as soon as possible. >> reporter: but the parents decided not to meet her. first the prime was denied access to the main memorial and when the time came for a ceremony supposed to have been the focal point of the day's events the families called it off. deep grief that a year has done little to heal. >> translator: i have a recurrent dream. i wish someone could make a time machine, so i could go back to 10:00 am on april 16th. then i could tell them to get out quickly, and they would all be out in five or ten minutes. a year has pas

not only my family but the scotts family because i know they are grieving just like i'm grieving. >>>he state newspaper analyzed records collected by south carolina's state law enforcement division between 2010 o 2014 and here is what they found. police officers fired their weapons at suspects 209 times. 79 suspects were killed 3 officers were accused of misusing force, none of the accused officers were convicted. a police officer in massachusetts is facing charges this morning after allegedly assaulting a black suspect. >> this department is a big believer of transparency. when something like this comes forward, if there's enough evidence to support the claim, we go forward, and we take out the appropriate charges against the officer. >> officials say the incident happened in december at the police station and was caught on video. a suspect was handcuffed in a holding cell when the officer allegedly punched him to the ground. he is a 17-year veteran of the force and has been put on leave. >>> pakistan pushing back on requests for troops in yemen, urging for a diplomatic solution inst

everybody grieves differently.ople actually because of the phenomena of facebook, can keep somebody in their heart, in their life longer. and no disrespect to somebody who wants to do that. it's everybody's individual choice how they grieve. and facebook is now making it possible to proactively make a choice before you're not here anymore. >> and google has a free service called inactive account manager. it's nicknamed google death. >> that's right. for me, when i'm dead. you can shut down my stuff. if there's a box i can check, shut it down because i'm gone. i'm cool with that. >> other people want something different. if there's money going out a paypal account then you want to have a mechanism to stop it. they demand a copy of the death certificate. a copy of the will. photo id of the executor. >> that's right. but all that is is the digital world catching up to the brick-and-mortar world. which is not, you know of no consequence. you know if you've ever been through the process that death certificate, unfortuna

knowing every dollars worth of food they eat or drink will benefit officer johnson's family. >> grieving and giving go hand in hand. >> i have so much respect for that officer. >> this afternoon folks lined up for $20 plates of bbq. some thought families were signed up for the silent auction. a sign of support for officer michael johnson and his family. >> when somebody's in need of help, here we are. >> when somebody's in needs of help at home many here we are. >> two of my southerns are cops. my dad's a cop. supporting the police department. >> yes, sir's motivation for donating is also deeply personal. >> it's just phenomenal, you know that they've trained the officers with the crisis teams and everything to handle these situations carefully. >> young and old, they came to eat, to connect to remember. the restaurant's co-owners said he knew britania arms had to get involved. >> my sister-in-law's an officer, she knew him, that's my wife's twin so this really hit home for us, and it could have been her as well, so we feel it's important that we help other communities. >> everything we

not just my family but the scott's family because i know they are grieving like i'm grieving. >>> karen says she believes her son did what he was trained do do. >>> a security guard was killed at a u.s. sensis bureau in maryland. a man opened fire exchanging gun fire with police. the gunman was shot several times. >>> president obama is in panama kicking off three days of talks at the summit of the americas including highest level diplomatic meetings between the u.s. and cuba since fiddle castro led the european union. john terrett is here with the latest developments. and there have been more. >> there have. there has been more than we thought. the high level talks between the two countries are taking place. we learnt secretary of state john kerry is meeting at this hour with cuba's foreign minister. this is a prelude to a meeting that may take place between president obama and cuban president raul castro probably on the side lines. the focus will be on the two nations normalizing ties. before it cap happen cuba says the u.s. must remove the island from its terrorism list >>> before la

too like i'm grieving.them to know that. >> reporter: the north carl topo lease department said officers tried to administer first aid and c pr. that witness we heard from in the story mr. san tan, he said did he not see that happen jim. live from the satellite center sharrie williams for channel six "action news". >>> bullet holes riddled a car near 24th and wolf this afternoon in south philadelphia. a law man recovered the vehicle at 39th and wide land in university city. police have yet to locate the second vehicle. one gunshot victim is in the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. a possible suspects was being held by university of pennsylvania police. >>> a chester county bus driver has been charged for allegedly leaving a seven year-old alone on the school van for hours. sixty-six year-old iver rosenlund junior was fired immediately after the incident. tonight he is facing two counts of child endangerment. police say rosenrun picked up the little girl from her west grove home but never dropped h

. >> i grieve for them. i grieve for us. this is such a life changer. and it is hard, it is very hard. >> scott's family says he ran from officer slager because he had been behind on child support payments and feared getting arrested. >>> you can see more of karen sharp's interview on cbs this morning at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> well, members of the clergy in vineland, new jersey, are hosting a prayer gathering today. >> they hope to bring the community together after a man died in police custody. thirty-two year old philip white died after going into respiratory addition stress following his arrest on march 31. his friends say police use excessive force. religious leaders hope the gathering will offer support to the victim's family, the vineland police as well as the legal process. >> well, philadelphia international airport ranks second on new report, and it is not good news. we'll tell but it. >> also ahead live look right now at storm scan3 showing the line of storms, that spawned severe weather and deadly tornado in the midwest. katie is tracki

i know they're grieving like i'm grieving. police department says officers tried to give cpr to scott but he says he never saw that happen. >> a south carolina man came forward and claims he was the victim of excessive force and got the run around from the police department >> so investigating and they told me he did no wrong >> he says he was daysed by him about a year and a half ago. >> here in the bay area, many smaller law enforcement agencies have body cameras. but only one of the three equipped officers with them. >> june 2009. a 64-year-old peter mcfarland taized after refusing to be escorted to the hospital. mcfarland sued charging excessive force he settled the case for almost $2 million. his attorney said the video said it all. >> a camera was crucial evidence in that case. because the camera doesn't lie. >> many agencies like the cameras because they can protect officers from false charges. san jose police have yet to equip officers after several pilot programs over the years, they hope to start this year. but san f

. >> i grieve for them. i grieve for us. because this is such a life changer. and it is hard. it is very hard. >> ron who is co-used to head up the fbi criminal investigation division. >> to shoot this victim in the back multiple times while he is merely trying to flee from a non-violent crime is deeply troubling. >> an officer "eyewitness news" has learned grew up in mt. laurel and graduated from lenape high school in medford in 2001. "eyewitness news" spoke to officer slager's former classmates. >> if i was weak in a subject he would be right there to help me. never would have thought that he had any violence toward anyone. >> but it is these actions on videotape that could put michael slager away for the rest of his life. >> give then set of circumstances, i think a strong case could be made that that's murder. >> walter scott's family said that he fled the scene from officer slager because he was behind on some child support payment, and worried about getting arrested. officer michael slager behind bars, if he is convicted co-face 30 years to life, possibly, the death pena

i know they're grieving like i'm grieving.he police department says officers tried to give cpr to scott but he says he never saw that happen. >> a south carolina man came forward and claims he was the victim of excessive force and got the run around from the police department >> so investigating and they told me he did no wrong >> he says he was daysed by him about a year and a half ago. >> here in the bay area, many smaller law enforcement agencies have body cameras. but only one of the three equipped officers with them. >> june 2009. a 64-year-old peter mcfarland taized after refusing to be escorted to the hospital. mcfarland sued charging excessive force he settled the case for almost $2 million. his attorney said the video said it all. >> a camera was crucial evidence in that case. because the camera doesn't lie. >> many agencies like the cameras because they can protect officers from false charges. san jose police have yet to equip officers after several pilot programs over the years, they hope to start this year. but san

tells me after days of grieving he's hopeful soon things will return to a sense of normalcy here.e says that the memory of madison small will always hold a special place in the heart of this community. at broad run high school in ashburn, virginia, chris gordon, news4. >>> a big victory tonight for the loudoun county high school robotics team that won a trip to the world competition only to have their robot stolen. roboloco as they're known found out today not only is their trip to the world competition being paid for but that they've also gotten the equipment they need to rebuild their robotics. students attend loudon's academy of science and monroe technology center in ashburn. they earned a spot in the world competition in knoxville, tennessee, last weekend. then their vehicle with the robotic gear inside was stolen from their hotel parking lot. the coalition of byes and individuals in loudoun county came together to turn this bad situation around. >> i think it's amazing how much help we've been able to get in such a little time. i'm so grateful to our community. >> we're repr

we are live at broad run high where hundreds tonight gathered to grieve. garrett? >> reporter: small's father told me tonight he played softball with his daughter sunday night and on monday night, he rushed her to the hospital. that's how quickly this mysterous illness came on. by this morning, his daughter, the captain of her high school softball team and otherwise healthy teenager had passed away and tonight hundreds offer people gatherings here to grieve. >> tonight's varsity softball game was cancelled in ashburn, but nearly every inch of its stadium was full. madison small's teammates gathered around second base where their captain played for a vigil. >> look at all of the people she's touched. >> before long the entire broad run in field was full. hundreds of students, parents and teammates each with memories to share. the team's right fielder. >> i would always tell her because i play right behind her, madison, i always got your back and now she's gone. i hope she always knows that. >> coach ed steel was one of the first to learn small was sick. her father e

. >> i grieve for them. i grieve for us. because this is a live changer. and it's hard.t's very hard. >> reporter: ron haas company used to head up the fbi criminal investigation division. >> to shoot this victim in the back multiple times while he's merely trying to flee from a non violent crime is deeply troubling. >> reporter: officer "eyewitness news" has learned grew up in mt. laurel and graduated from lenape high school in medford in 2001. "eyewitness news" spoke to officer slager's former classmate. >> if i was weak in a subject he'd be right there to help me. never would have thought that he had any violence towards anyone. >> but it's these actions on video tape that could put michael slager away for the rest of his life. >> given this set of circumstances, i think a strong case could be made that that's murder. >> reporter: walter scott's family says he ran from officer slager because he had been behind on some child support payments and feared getting arrested. sleigh good was fired from his job earlier this week season in jail tonight. live in the digital cen

just like i'm grieving so i want them to know that. >> reporter: slager's mom says she needs to support her son and insists he is not a racist. >>> also this violent arrest of a suspect in southern california now the subject of several police investigations. a man fell off a horse he had stolen. he was tasered by deputies who then deliver a long series of punches and kicks pummeling. it lasts about two minutes. the suspect had fled police who were conducting a stolen identity investigation. he stole horses and led officers on an hour's long chase. after his arrest the man was treated for undisclosed injuries. >>> another american is facing terror charges accused of trying to go to syria to fight for isis. joshua van haften is his name. you're seeing him there, a convicted sex offender. he was caught before he could cross the border from turkey. the 34-year-old from wisconsin was flown to chicago this week taken into custody at o'hare. van haften allegedly posted isis propaganda online and tried to recruit an 11-year-old boy. >>> hillary clinton could announce her presidential bid as soo

grieving and bereavement is different for everybody. everybody grieves differently.ause of the phenomenon of facebook can keep somebody in their heart in their life longer. no disrespect to somebody who wants to do that. it's everybody's individual choice how they grieve. facebook is now making it possible for you to proactively make a choice before you are not here anymore. >> google has a free service called inactive account manager. it's nicknamed google death. >> right. for me when i'm dead, shut down my stuff. if there is somewhere i can check just shut it down because i'm gone. i'm cool with it. >> other people want something different. if there is money, paypal, you want a mechanism to stop it. they demand a copy of the death certificate, the will photo i.d. of the executor. >> yeah. all that is the digital world catching up to the brick and mortar world which is not, you know, of no consequence. you know if you have ever been through the process that death certificate unfortunately, it shuts down a lot of things. it nothing gets shut down. so now they're comi

. >> our family is just in the process of grieving and are mourning over anthony. leon: now a mother's boyfriend faces a string of charges. also a courthouse shakeup in the trial of a suspected serial killer. what the judge ruled that alexandria is not the place to try charles severance. a police chief angry. >> it's inexcusable! there's no place for it. leon: over this jail cell video. what the accused officer has admitted and a job well done. >> baby came out and let out a really good cry which is a great sign. leon: a traffic stop that earned a local officer praise and has brand new parents eternally grateful. leon: tonight, a grieving family struggles to understand why a 2-year-old is dead. it happened at the hands of a man his mother was living with. brad bell is live in lanham to explain the story. brad? brad: this incident happened april 9th here in glendale apartments, first floor walkup. this man right here was supposed to be babysitting this 2-year-old little boy. whatever happened in the unit the child ended up deceased. anthony winfrey would have turned

everybody grieves differently.lly because of the phenomena of facebook, can keep somebody in their heart, in their life longer. and no disrespect to somebody who wants to do that. it's everybody's individual choice how they grieve. and facebook is now making it possible to proactively make a choice before you're not here anymore. >> and google has a free service called inactive account manager. it's nicknamed google death. >> that's right. for me, when i'm dead. you can shut down my stuff. if there's a box i can check, shut it down because i'm gone. i'm cool with that. >> other people want something different. if there's money going out a paypal account then you want to have a mechanism to stop it. they demand a copy of the death certificate. a copy of the will. photo id of the executor. >> that's right. but all that is is the digital world catching up to the brick-and-mortar world. which is not, you know of no consequence. you know if you've ever been through the process that death certificate, unfortunately it --