but it only took seconds before the bust went bad and jacob grant was shot at least eight times. >> jacob. talk to me. talk to me. >> are you okay? >> no. >> come on. >> detective grant has undergone dozens of surgeries and will require medical care for the rest of his life. the lieutenant is no longer with the department. investigators still don't know what exactly went wrong. it turns out the meth involved in that bust was only worth about $60,000. >>> a preliminary study finds that the more hits to the head suffered by young football players, the greater risk of life. study of 93 former players looked at head injuries serious enough to be classified as a concussion and those less serious. but researchers at boston university cautioned that the study was not definitive and meant to be only a first step. >>> instead of hat trick, it was a rat trick. the florida panthers hockey team gave away 10,000 rubber rats last night. the reason? they're too complicated to explain. >> after they scored their first goal, fans started throwing the rats onto the ice. the refs threatened to hit the home

no haban pasado 8 segundos que el detective jacob grant, quien funga como agente encubierto durante ungas, quedaba al borde de la muerte .! nat sound. en el video se escucha al teniente greg brachle, gritando "lo siento, no saba que eras t" ni bien se percataba que acababa de dispararle a un companero de la policia de alburquerque, nuevo mexico. el oficial encubierto se encontraba en el auto negro realizando una transaccin de drogas... nat sound: en esta imagen se aprecia la escena de frente desde una cmara de seguridad. el auto negro est rodeado por agentes de la polica. dentro del vehculo se encuentran 4 sujetos. los dos sospechosos. uno en el asiento del pasajero y el otro en la parte trasera del lado derecho. al volante va una mujer detective y en la parte trasera del lado izquierdo el detective grant. el teniente brachle abre fuego desde la esquina izquierda del automovil. del otro lado del vehiculo se aprecia a los sospechosos con las manos en alto cuando ocurre la balacera. minutos despus. nat break ( why you shoot at us ) porque nos disparan preguntaba uno de los sospechosos cu

>> reporter: detective jacob grant, working undercover, is hit multiple times. >> i actually felt every round as it impacted my body. >> reporter: more than a dozen surgeries later, his career is over. >> complaining doesn't seem to make anything better. >> reporter: he sued the city, which this week settled for $6.5 million. >> both jacob and laura are extremely strong people. >> reporter: since 2010, albuquerque police shooting lawsuits have cost taxpayers more than $40 million. >> i thought you were a bad guy. >> reporter: lieutenant brachle who could not be reached today, retired just before a police board said he should be fired for numerous mistakes that day. >> where are you hit? >> he got hit a lot. >> reporter: mistakes that nearly cost one officer his life. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> there are new developments after the commuter nightmare, the deadly shooting at a bus station in virginia. here's david kerley, back on the scene tonight. >> reporter: a trooper's patrol car is a memorial tonight. flowers to remember chad dermyer, gunned down at richmond's greyhound bu

captured the moment that a albuquerque, new mexico officer shot his own man, under cover detective, jacob grantour hand where i can see you. >> this was last year and almost all of his vital organs but he managed to survive. city of albuquerque just settled with him for six and a half million-dollar to pay his medical expenses for life, as for the lieutenant, he admits a planning briefing before the drug bustt. he is now off the force but district attorney is deciding when will face criminal charges. >>> president obama told a nuclear security sum tonight washington today that terrorist are trying to get their hand on a nuclear bomb. obama said that will change our world. those are his words. obama also took the opportunity to lash out at donald trump saying that quote there is a a whole lot of things that trump just doesn't understand. trump said this week that japan and south korea should consider building their own nuclear weapons. >>> donald trump had no public appearances today but john kasich, and ted cruz focused on the state of pennsylvania. pennsylvania's primary is april 26th, and kas

police department released the video after the city settled a federal lawsuit with the officer, jacob grantvived after being shot nine times more than a year ago. he will now get $6.5 million. in the video, you see the lieutenant become distraught once he finds out who he had shot. >>> forecast for the remainder of the day, we're getting breaks of sunshine now. it's going to be a very warm afternoon. by 2:00, most temperatures will rise from where we are now from the upper 60s into the mid-70s. by 6:00, there could be passing showers around, but that will be tapering off between 8:00 and 9:00 this evening. as you're planning out your weekend, today, another little chance for some showers coming in, 4:00 to 8:00. tomorrow, risk of a little light rain early in the morning, especially in southern maryland. tomorrow afternoon, though, dry and 65. then on sunday, the sunshine's back. very, very windy on sunday. and colder, too. winds on sunday out of the northwest could be 35 to 55 miles per hour. that may require you to tie down any outdoor furniture and trash cans, things like that, just to ma

>> officer jacob grant was shot several times during the drug bust in january 2015. his own officer. the albuquerque police department just released the video. you could hear the police lieutenant's reaction when he realizes what he had just done. >> are you okay? >> no. [ bleep ] i didn't know it was you. [ screaming ] >> i thought you were a bad guy. >> oh! investigators say the lieutenant who's accused of opening fire on grant did not attend any of the briefings for the operation. since that shooting officer grant has undergone several surgeries and fortunately is recovering. he was rewarded a $6 1/2 million settlement from the city earlier this week. >>> justin timberlake may have to put on his suit and tie and go to court for copyright infringement. cirque du soleil is accusing the pop star of illegally sampling one of its songs on his "don't hold the wall" track. the lawsuit is seeking $800,000 in damages. this is the third time timberlake has been accused of copyright infringement. >>> 6:15. time to check the accuweather forecast >> and let's check in with met

jacob! >> investigators say bracle never attempted the briefing for this operation. grant shot eight times. bullets hitting most of his vital organs. several surgeries later, he is still recovering. >> i thought you were a bad guy! >> oh, my goodness. what shocking video that is. thank god that the officer who was shot is still alive. that was from cnn affiliate koat in albuquerque. i want to bring in my colleague who has been following this story. what's your understanding of what led up to this and how this unfolded? >> well, you wonder how can this even take place? what we understand according to albuquerque police, this was a controlled, was a planned drug bust. detective jacob grant was the undercover officer who was shot. he was working with a partner. they were in the vehicle with a couple drug dealer suspects. as this drug bust is going down, at some point lieutenant bracle arrives on scene. he's in a different vehicle. the bust is taking place. detective grant pulls out his gun for whatever reason and that's when lieutenant brokle opens fire, hitting detective gra

jacob, nice to meet you. >> it's a pleasure. >> reporter: so sharp insight. shaping a fresher tomorrow. with a grantt foundation, he wants to reverse a voter turnout trend he's not proud of. >> black women are bigger than black men. >> reporter: statistically speaking. of african-american women turned out at a rate higher than african-american men. and that is what woody wants to change. so you said the place to do, the place to show case it is where you get a haircut. >> barber shop. >> reporter: he wants to reach thousands of african-american men in philadelphia and eventually expand the program nationwide. so this is one of your spots. you train leroy, the barber. >> leroy is a good guy. >> reporter: leroy, a big election on tuesday. everybody paying attention? >> heck, yeah. yes. >> reporter: so what's the idea behind getting everybody together and talk about politics in the barber shop? >> that's what we do. there's a lot of disparity with the system itself. you know, they're voting and some of them aren't voting for various reasons. >> reporter: if i was in the chair instead of duane, i don't

jacob soboroff reports. >> reporter: nice to meet you. >> pleasure. >> so this is you. sharp insight? >> yep. >> shaping a fresher tomorrow. >> reporter: with a grant from the knight foundation, woody booel wants to reverse a voter turnout trend he's not proud of. >> black women are a little more involved than black men. >> reporter: in 2012, oimp women turned out at a rate 9% higher than african-american men. >> the place to showcase it is when you get a haircut. >> it's the barbershop, yep. >> reporter: he wants to train 50 barbers to reach thousands of young african-american men in philadelphia and eventually expand the program nationwide. you trained leroy the barber? >> leroy a e good day. >> big election coming up on tuesday. everybody paying attention? >> heck yeah. >> so what's the idea of getting everybody together and talking about politics in the barbershop? >> it's what we do. a lot of people, you know, they're voting and some of them aren't voting for various reasons. >> if i was in the chair instead of dwayne, i don't know if you want to touch this, it can get a little nasty. >> i can do that, baby. >> what's your pitch to me to get o