we also reached out to the indianola police chief, but he did not want to talk to us.easing that body cam video because it is part of an active investigation. norah? >> norah: omar villafranca, thank you. tonight, a 22-year-old connecticut woman is recovering from a shark attack. she lost her foot yesterday while snorkeling off the turks and caicos islands. the woman was reportedly a marathon runner and on vacation, celebrating her graduation from yale. it is not clear what type of shark bit her. officials on the islands say shark encounters there are rare. well, as we get into the summer season, people are spending more time in the ocean. and beneath the surface, in some areas, are great white sharks. researchers are now on the verge of learning more about the mysterious creatures. in this week's "eye on america," cbs's carter evans joins a group of scientists on a research ship in the atlantic ocean as they zero in on the apex predators. >> reporter: 12 miles off the carolina coast, researchers are tracking great white sharks. >> one big mature animal would be a home

we also reached out to the indianola police chief, but he did not want to talk to us.nd the police department said they're not releasing that body cam video because it is part of an active investigation. norah? >> omar villafranca, thank you. >>> tonight, a 22-year-old connecticut woman is recovering from a shark attack. she lost her foot yesterday while snorkeling off the turks & caicos islands. the woman was reportedly a marathon runner, and on vacation celebrating her graduation from yale. it is not clear what type of shark bit her. officials on the islands say shark encounters there are rare. >>> well, as we get into the summer season, people are spending more time in the ocean, and beneath the surface in some areas are great white sharks. researchers are now on the verge of learning more about the mysterious creatures in this week's "eye on america," cbs' carter evans joins a group of scientists on a research ship in the atlantic ocean as they zero in on the apex predators. >> reporter: 12 miles off the carolina coast, researchers are tracking great white sharks.

>> reporter: protesters who arrived at indianola city hall today had a clear message, fire and charge mississippi officer who shot an 11-year-old boy after he called police for help >> he's blessed. i don't know how else to describe it, how else to describe how he survived >> reporter: nakala murry said her son aderrien was following the officer's orders when he was gunned down inside their home. saturday morning murry says she asked her son to call police over a domestic dispute as she argued with the father of one of her children she says the officer arrived with his gun in hand, ordered everyone out of the home and when aderrien came around the corner, he was shot in the chest. >> he asked me in the hospital like why they shot him he was in good spirit. but every now and then i look over at him and he'll just cry. >> reporter: with no comment from indianola police, the mississippi bureau of investigation says they're assessing this critical incident, but for now offers no further comment. as the officer remains on administrative leave, the murry family says the shooting was capture

. >> the murray family, and the attorney, have filed a federal lawsuit against the city of indianola.al officers including keepers. the receiving $5 million in damages. >> anyone who's ever been evicted with excessive force deserves to be compensated is a very un-murray. he trusted the police. he called the police to come to the eight of his mother and he turned around and get shot by the mother he called to rescue them. >> if that officer was, here sitting right here across from you, what would do you want to tell him? >> why did you do it? i could lost my life all because of you. i want to terminate it. for what you did to me. >> sergeant greg capers remains unpaid on ministers of lead, meanwhile there was body cam footage of the incident. and that's in the possession of mississippi bureau of investigation. they tell me they're not going to release the footage until their investigation is complete. incidentally, earlier, the indianola board convened a special meeting to talk about the body cam footage. that was an executive session. no action was taken. but, the mayor does tell me t

. >> reporter: indianola police say the officer was sergeant greg capers.he chest, seriously injuring the boy. cnn has made repeated attempts to get comments from capers, but he has not responded. aderrien's mother says he developed a collapsed lung and suffered fractured ribs and a lacerated liver due to the gunshot wound. he spent days at the mississippi medical center in jackson, needing a ventilator to breathe. >> it came right there. right here. >> reporter: more than a week since the shooting, he is remarkably in good spirits, but says sometimes when he is alone with his thoughts for too long, he has nightmares. >> some time i can see myself laying inside the coffin. all my thoughts at night. and sometimes i think people are watching me, but my main thought is me dead. >> i'm so overfilled with joy to have my child there. i don't to have time to be angry. i trust in the law, that they will make the right decision, you know. my main concern is my son right now. >> reporter: the murry family and their attorney carlos moore have filed a federal lawsuit a

. >> reporter: outside city hall in indianola, mississippi, growing frustration and increasing demandsg an 11-year-old boy in the chest after the child called authorities for help. >> told me to get him justice, those were his words. >> aderrien murry is home recovering this morning after investigators say he was seriously wounded after police responded o'to a domestic disturbance call. >> he asked me in the hospital why they shot him. >> she asked aderrien to call police when an altercation escalated early saturday. an officer holding a gun ordered everyone inside to leave the home including aderrien who was shot while coming out of his bedroom. >> he heard the officer and obeyed the command and was immediately shot by that same officer who just told him to come out. it makes no sense. >> reporter: according to cnn, indianola police have confirmed the officer involved in the shooting is greg capers. nbc news has not independently confirmed that, although the city's alderman has told us officer capers has been placed on paid administrative leave after a unanimous vote by the city counc

. >> outside city hall in end indianola, mississippi, growing demand to fire a police officer accused of shooting an 11-year-old boy in the chest. after the child called authorities for help. >> told me to get him justice. >> reporter: aderrien murry is home recovering this morning after investigators say he was seriously wounded while police responded to a domestic disturbance call at the child's home. >> he asked me in the hospital like why they shot him. >> reporter: his mother said she asked aderrien to call police when an altercation with the father of one of her other children escalated saturday. an officer holding a gun told everyone inside the home to leave the home, including aderrien when he was shot coming out of the bedroom. >> he obeyed the command and was immediately shot by that same officer that just told him to come out. it makes no sense. >> reporter: according to cnn indianola police have confirmed the officer involved in the shooting is greg capers. nbc news has not independently confirmed that. officer capers has been placed on paid administrative leave after a un

as well as the indianola police department. family attorney carlos moore telling me there's no way a reasonably trained officer could have made such a tragic mistake, saying the 11-year-old came within an inch of losing his life. a new photo shows the extent of his injuries with the bandage covering the hole in his chest where he was shot by responding police officer. the family saying this unfolded last saturday morning when the mother tells me the father of another one of her children showed up at her house unannounced, and he was irate. she was so scared for her safety, she said she was able to sneak away momentarily and hand a cell phone to 11-year-old adairian, who was asleep in his bed at the time of this incident. that's exactly what adairian did. he called 911 on behalf of his mother. when the responding officer showed up, offer greg capers, the mother says capers had his gun drawn, ordered everyone out of the house, and that's when adarrian came around the corner and the mother said she heard one gunshot. that shot bei

. >> reporter: the family and their attorney have filed a federal lawsuit against the city of indianolas police chief and several officers including cares, they are seeking $5 million in damages. >> if anyone who has ever been a victim of excessive force deserves to be compensated, it is aderrien murry. he trusted the police and called them to come to the aid of his mother and he got shot by the cop he called to rescue them. >> if that officer was sitting here across from you, what would you want to tell thhim? >> why did you do it? how could -- could have the loss of my life all because of you. i want you terminated for what you did to me. >> reporter: sergeant greg capers remains on paid administrative leave. and there was body cam footage of the incident and that is in the possession of the mississippi burrow of invest bureau of investigation. they won't release it until their investigation is complete. incidentally, earlier the indianola board of elder mannen come screened an executive session and no action was taken, but the mayor does tell me that he does not support the firing of

and very quickly, jake, we just spoke to the mayor here in indianola.he just can't do that right now without knowing all the fax. we have repeatedly tried to reach out to sergeant greg capers, but he has not responded to our repeated calls. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> does speaker mccarthy have the votes? the key test happening right now that may put that debt deal in jeopardy. >>> plus, the response to vladimir putin today in russia after a series of drones hit moscow. score. i got a new credit card, anand i'm even finding ways to save. finally getting smart about money feels rereally good. see all you can do with the free e experian app. dodownload it now. was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save0% with the lowest transaction fees d keep more of what you make. start saving today godaddy.com - this is our premium platinum coverage map and this is consumer cellular's map. - i don't see the difference, do you? - well, that one's purple. - [announcer] get the exact same coverage as the nation

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. >> his family is now suing the city of indianola.icer greg capers who shot murry as well as the police chief. the lawsuit is seeking at least $5 million in damages and accuses the police department of gross negligence and reckless disregard. the family's attorneys say they are demanding the termination of capers and want him criminally prosecuted and they want the police body footage released >>> a heartwarming ritual of positive affirmations has had a huge impact on a 5-year-old in north dakota >> i smart >> reporter: every morning, a-year- 5-year-old colin and his nani say these affirmations it's been their ritual avenue day for the past year. >> it's something he is affirming to himself and making himself believe and putting it out into the world that he is all of those things and so much more >> reporter: she got the idea from tiktok and immediately thought of cowen, hoping it would support the child through his journey with down syndrome he was non-verbal and had very limited speech eva encouraging him to practice affirmations,

. >> his family is now suing the city of indianola. officer greg caper is who shot murry, as well as the police chief. the lawsuit is seeking $5 million in damage and accuses the police department of gross negligence and reckless disregard. the family is demanding the termination of capers and want him criminally prosecuted and they want the police body camera footage released >>> former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes will wake up in prison this morning. she was found guilty of defrauding investors who believed her company's technology could help diagnose medical conditions but the tests did not appear to work and would deliver bad results. holmes staying at a minimum-security prison camp in bryan, texas and could run into schen jen shah, who's also there serving fraud charges. >>> let's turn to moscow it was hit by drone strikes and is the first apparent attack since the invasion of ukraine began. we're joined by chapman bell what more do we know about these drone strikes in. >> reporter: well, frances, what we do know is there's certa

indianola, mississippi, is calling for justice for 11-year-old aderrien murry, but stopped short of callinger to be fireded. mayor ken featherstone tells cnn there are no plans to fire capers. after more than 30 years of service u.s. border patrol chief ortiz will retire in june. he led the organization from title 42. alejandro mayorkas thanked him for his years of service. it is not clear yet who will replace him. >>> so just incredible footage out of georgia. a car drives right up a flat bed truck and then launches itself right into the road after it flips through the air. miraculously, we are told, the driver survived that crash. i've got a lot of questions, kate, about why he was driving up the ramp of a flat bed truck, but i guess the important thing is that everyone is okay. >> you know what? thankfully, he's okay and those questions -- i'm sorry. i'm going to stutter because i'm just watching this video again and it's remarkable to see and the fact that the police were there on the other side. >> they were responding to another incident. >> it is wild. >> was the other car hit? the o

the indianola police department was responding to a domestic disturbance call made by aderrian murry.thin an inch of losing his life, according to the family attorney. nick valencia has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: the murry family has filed paperwork to file a lawsuit against the city and the police department. the family attorney tells me there's no way a reasonably trained officer could have made such a tragic mistake, saying 11-year-old aderrian murry came within an inch of losing his life. a new photo shows the bandage covering his chest where he was shot by the responding police officer. it happened when the mother tells me the father of another one of her children showed up at her house unannounced and he was irate. she was able to sneak away momentarily and handed a cell phone to the 11-year-old asleep in his bed. he called 911 on behalf of his mother. when the responding officer showed up, officer greg capers, he had his gun drawn, ordered everyone out of the house. that's when aderrian came around the corner from his bedroom and a shot was fired into his che

>> the city of indianola has not attempted to explain the situation.thly justifiable reason that you would shoot an unarmed 11-year-old, no veteran cop should have been afraid. the rookie didn't make that mistake, but the veteran officer shot this boy point-blank range, could have killed him, he came within an inch of losing his life and that's why we have filed that $5 million lawsuit. >> your lawsuit alleges negligence here. are you alleging the possibility of criminal behavior by the officer himself? >> we believe it is criminal according to the statute. any reckless behavior where someone is shot, that could be charged as aggravated assault. this man was shot by a cop needlessly. that's aggravated assault and we're hoping that the attorney general will pursue the correct criminal charges. true and complete justice would be an immediate arrest for aggravated assault and immediate termination of greg capers and the chief of police. we will not take anything less. >> carlos, thanks so much for joining us. carlos moore, i should say. thanks very much.

has now filed a written notice with the intent to file a lawsuit against the city as well as the indianolaelling me there's no way a reasonably trained officer could have mace this mistake, saying 11-year-old aderrien murry came within an inch of losing his life. a new photo of him shows the extent of his injuries, showing a bandage over the hole in his chest. all of this unfolded at 4:00 a.m. on saturday when the father of another one of her children showed up at her house unannounced and he was irate. she was able to sneak away momentarily to hand a cell phone to her son and asked him to call 911. that's what he did. she says when the officer showed up, one of them, greg capers, had his gun drawn, ordered everyone out of the house. that's when she heard one gunshot. that shot was fired into the chest of 11-year-old aderrien murry. >> this sounds like this boy did everything right, i mean, everything right. he was a good student, he obeyed his mom when she requested him to call the police. when the officers showed up and said come out with your hands up, he obeyed the officer's request an

kumasi: the indianola police department has not commented on the incident and is saying they will notse the officer's body camera video. the officer has been suspended. reggie: governor newsom is showing an ambitious plan to transition to 100% clean energy. the government was at a power facility in richmond. the company will produce mobile batteries that generate clean energy, instead of traditional gas generators we are used to. california's goal is to have a 100% clean electrical grid by 2045. gov. newsom: we are moving from aspiration to implementation. there is practical reality, hardheaded pragmatism, that we are pushing. i think the most important thing is to reinforce that we cannot get it done unless we now home o moxion. we are continuing to learn more and more about covid-19. a study reveals about people experience long covid symptoms. that can be anything from brain fog to fatigue, and it can last from six months to years. the study was released by the journal of the american medical association on thursday. it surveyed more than 8000 patients who had covid-19 at various ti

indianola's mayor says police suspended the officer who fired the shot, but aderrien's mom wants himis still ongoing. msnbc legal analyst and defense attorney danny cevallos is here with me. i'm getting a chance to look at this, we're learning more about what happened to aderrien. major injuries to his body, according to this lawsuit, a collapsed lung, a lacerated river, fractured ribs, had to be -- a chest tube had to be put in, he was placed on oxygen. what else can you tell us about this lawsuit? >> what stands out to me about this lawsuit, the pages of this complaint, aren't actually in the complaint. it is what will happen afterwards. and that's that this case will almost certainly not go to trial. because that would require in this, which is a standard section 1983 claim, a federal law creates a remedy are a right of law to bring a lawsuit for violations of constitutional or federal statutory rights. this complaint alleges very standard claims when it comes to excessive force, usually covered by the fourth amendment. now, do the police defendants here want to go to trial or do