on jean's apartment. police affidavit shows that officers seized, among other items, about 10 grams of marijuana and a marijuana grinder from jean's apartment. this is allison jean, botham jean'momotherspeaeaki at a news conference on friy.y. >> t the iormamati receieid yestery is to meorse tha the ll that gotn the rnrning of idayay, ptembebe 7. to have s smemear in n su a tt treihinknk s shows arpersons o are reayy nanast who a a really dirty, and are going toololorpp dis coveup for t devil aer yger. i d't ow my y n to be involved in sh.h. wantnt tfind o out w wheth thehe toxicocogy repornn aer has been release becse she w th murrer. amy: amb guyger out on a $3,000 bon vestigats have ten a blo mple frothe offir to tes r drugs d alcoho but the no infoation onesults o at test any infmation on a search warrant of her apartment. well, for more, we are joined by civil rights attorney lee merritt, who is representing the family of botham jean. welcome to democracy now! can you explain what is happening in this

my great-great-great-granddad jean, his son, also named jean, came to montevideo, uruguay to live withlia: this is the document that we have showing him arriving. >> anthony: there he is. >> eduardo: in that time, he worked with, eh, chapelier. with ? >> natalia: with a hatmaker. >> anthony: hat maker? i'm pretty sure he said hat maker. which, i have to say, disappoints me, like, a lot. >> natalia: and here you see "chapelier." >> anthony: the whole elusive wing of mysterious south american bourdains were project runway contestants of their day? >> eduardo: in 1855, lópez's son arrived to asunción. >> anthony: right, with madame lynch? >> eduardo: with madame lynch. >> anthony: madame lynch was fond of, uh, things like french, uh, couture. >> eduardo: yes, yes, and that changed the way of dress in asuncion. >> anthony: madame lynch might've been good for business. i'm trying to put this at a light i could be enthusiastic about. like, how clearly forward thinking my relatives were. his customers, as a hat maker, the very people who treated madame lynch with such utter contempt. did they

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that is where the story of jean lafitte comes in. talking 1700s and 1800s. 1803, 1820, that is the period of jean lafitte. it is his black market, he would relocate people for money, he dealt with all sorts of commodities. it was not just the gold and silver. we are not talking about johnny depp. we are on lakeshore drive where it will convert into shelby. >> missing actual -- >> this is the lake. the city namesake. and of course, lake charles is named for one of the people who was brought to the area probably by jean lafitte. he was alongside in the french revolution. he came to louisiana and then went further west. on the other side of the lake you can see the working side of the lake but this side of the lake used to be working as well. >> tell me about that. i'm seeing a lot of what looks like refineries, petroleum industry. >> we have a huge petroleum refining industry. petrochemicals, also two major oil refineries, the philip 66 and citgo are both located here among the top 10 refineries in the united states. >> the biggest eco

she saw jean's silhouette and pulled her service weapon.he yelled commands and shot him when he did not comply. of course, he was in his apartment. ed lavandera has more from dallas. >> reporter: dave and christine, the mother of the 26-year-old man who was shot and killed by a dallas police officer in his own apartment says she simply wants to know why and how all of this could have happened. there is still much confusion and very few answers as to what transpired when dallas police officer amber guyger said she mistakenly walked into botham shem jean's apartment south of downtown dallas last week and fired the shots that killed him. the attorney for the victim's family said the officer received special treatment. they don't know why it took three days for investigators to arrest and charge her with manslaughter. they insist that could have been easily done in the hours after the shooting. dallas police say they want to be transparent. that is why they called in the texas rangers, state police force, to investigate this shooting. those inv

our host jean-marie christille grew up in the region. >> anthony: i love it here.as far as i know zero. but i just love this lifestyle, this food. it's just great. >> eric: well, cheers. >> anthony: to italy. >> jean: after you. >> anthony: i will definitely have some of that. >> jean: this is with -- even some honey. >> anthony: oh, interesting. >> jean: and this is a gift from me -- and i have done dried meat with the leg of the -- >> anthony: okay, more cheese. but it's a delicious order of gnocchi with beetroot fondue. >> anthony: this is great. we're doing fondue again. we should have a camera in your colon. >> anthony: ravioli with tomato sauce. >> jean: so you like pasta? >> anthony: oh, i love it. >> eric: he has been whining for a week. >> anthony: a creamy polenta with braised beef. ahh, now that's exciting. >> jean: one of the best you can find in aosta valley. >> eric: which meat is this one? >> jean: beef, it's beef. >> anthony: you remember our friend, the cow? >> eric: yes, yesterday. she was cute. did you see the connection between her and i yesterd

o'shae terry and botham jean. demonstrators marched outside at&t stadium home of the dallas cowboys football team to demand justice. friends and family of the two men are also demanding answers. botham jean was shot earlier this month in his own apartment by a police officer who claims she entered by mistake, thinking it was her apartment. >>> cnn's ryan young has more for us from dallas. >> reporter: unit 1478 was botham jean's apartment. it's where the 26-year-old's young life was cut short when he was shot by a police officer in his living room. a small memorial, flowers and a photo with his mother adorn his front door. >> at 26 years old, he had done so much. >> reporter: with permission from the family, we are getting a look inside botham's apartment. it's a typical single man's apartment, except for the bullet hole in the wall indicated by an evidence maerkirking more than 6 feet high. there is a pool of blood on the floor which we will not show you. laundry piled on the couch and his half eaten bowel of cer

jean never got to see him again. that was the first time that we saw you, wasn't it? that the first time we met you? because you were smaller in england, yeah, that's the first time, you would remember. all of this, the racism, the separation, it's what makes the windrush scandal so hurtful for families like mine. why did they make the journey at all? i'm going to see my mum's uncle. he was one of the first people in my family to go to the uk. you all right? yeah. do you know the edmonton cricket ground ? no. no? no. i was the first black guy to play cricket at edmonton. oh, wow. i had to become a member of the edmonton cricket ground. during that 11! years, there was one other guy, so it was only two of us blacks that were there. britain was in a shambles, and if you have 17 countries in the caribbean, who are financially probably worse off because jobs, they don't have. so theyjust come and say, there arejobs to be had in england. there are railways to be built, there is the underground to be built. and things like that. if the mother nation is in trouble and the co

billie jean king's words afterward. and tonight, martina navratilova weighing in, appearing to offer a different assessment. >>> good evening. it's great to start another week with all of you at home. it could be a tough week ahead for millions along the coast. four states declaring a state of emergency already tonight as the hurricane bears down on the east coast. late today, we learned winds are reaching up to 140 miles per hour already. a category four. millions bracing for impact. at this point, it looks like florence will slam into the carolinas thursday evening. there are a couple of things very worrying about the hurricane. it's still growing, and once it slams ashore, there's a good chance it will be held in place by another system, dropping several feet of rain. the first cat four in the region since 1954. rob marciano leads us off tonight. he's live in north carolina. what does the latest track show? >> reporter: it hasn't changed a whole lot. unfortunately, florence intensifying into a dangerous hurricane. th

jean-yves: france has strengthened.tion, automation infrastructure, it is a country that has always been well advanced and has kept its edge. i do see it happening and i believe we can be optimistic here. you just caught my attention saying automation. how automated do think the financial sector will be? -- do you think the financial sector will be? jean-yves: it is happening. the keye of developments you have seen in the banking industry. faster service to clients, more reliability. it is connected to what the ,egulators want and eventually it is going to provide a safer, more secure processing systems. tom: thank you so much. francine and i look forward to our remote with you about the fourth week of july, this year. we can figure out how to do that. we need francine to look at this hurricane. 300,000 now without power. forget about the hysteria of category 3, category 4, category 5. all you need to know is most damage in hurricanes is water and this is the hurricane of water. one town already with 20 inches of rain.

botham jean was laid to rest friday.ily is casting doubt on the official story. reporter ryan young has that and goes inside jean's apartment to see the scene for mims. >> reporter: unit 1478 is where the 26-year-old's young life was cut short when he was shot by a police officer in his living room. a small memorial flowers and a photo with his mother adorn his front door. >> at 26 years old he had done so much. >> reporter: with permission from the family, we are getting a look inside botham's apartment. it's a typical single man's apartment except for the bullet hole in the wall indicated by an evidence marking more than six feet high. there's also pool of blood on the floor which we will not show you. there's laundry piled on couch and botham's half eaton bowl of cereal still had mill m in it. he may have been reading one of the many books littering the apartment before he was shot and kimmed by officer amber guyger. this is video witness says of amber guyger pacing around moments after shooting. she shot jean after m

jean.rfect citizen. john's mother also paid tribute to her son. >> there are times when you feel like giving up. i could not give up because of botham. and right now in his death, i can never give up. [ applause ] because i know that botham is singing with the angels. but i want to join that choir. >> joining me right now is the attorney for botham jean's family. good to see you. so just hearing from ms. jean there, she's a pillar of strength, but how is the family doing? >> they all love botham jean dearly. his father will get in later, cousins, aunts, uncles, they are all flying in, but they are really looking for answers into how this happened. >> what is your understanding? this is an apartment complex. and the officer lives in the complex according to authorities. as does mr. jean, but she accidentally went to the wrong apartment. do you know if these two have interacted before? if there was familiarity with each other, given they live in the same apartment complex? >> well, she actual

billie jean king, thanking serena saying she was right for speaking her mind. martina navratilova saying, we can't measure ourselves by what we think we can get away with. officials are standing behind the ump's actions, but say they're looking into claims of gender bias in the sport. >> thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the deadly traffic stop, the driver pulling the gun on police. >>> also, the explosion. the house destroyed by the blast. more than a dozen homes evacuated. >>> also news coming in about olivia newton-john. a lot more news still ahead. stay tuned. my kids. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (roger) my doctor said i could start on keytruda so i did. with each scan things just got better. (avo) in a clinical study, keytruda offered patients a longer life than chemotherapy. and it could be your first treatment. keytruda is for adults with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread... ...who test positive for pd-l1 and whose tumors do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. it's the immunotherapy with the

botham jean's mother says investigators are trying to smear her son's name.'s after reports surfaced indicating police found a small amount of marijuana in jean's home. now jean's mother says she wants to see the toxicology report for off- duty officer amber guyger. who has said she mistook jean's apartment for her own. and shot him when he didn't obey commands. (grant) attorneys for jean accuse investigators of trying to assassinate his character. and are demanding that guyger be fired. guyger has been arrested for manslaughter in jean's death...but is out on bond. (pam) a california man is recovering after he stopped a violent attack at a starbucks... and became a victim himself.(grant) still he says it was worth it to save a life. leah pezzetti has more on his heroic actions. you can count the stitches.blaine hodge/starbucks hero: "i've got like 20 s

, we learned much more about jean and his accomplishments.d openly about his love of people, for singing, and the fact that he was a high achieving employee on a partnership track at the accounting firm pwc. >> pwc is hurting. not just in dallas but all across our country. . >> he was so joyful. we know how much he loved to sing. he was the biggest extroverted accountant you'll find. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office will take the case before a grand jury to determine the next course of action. cnn has reached out to officer guyger's attorney. they will not return our calls. a heartbroken mother wants answers. >> i'm calling on dallas officials, please come clean. give me justice for my son. because he does not deserve what he got. >> reporter: ryan young, cnn, dallas. >> announcer: america's choice 2018 is brought to you by america's biopharmaceutical companies. b go boldly. and by mitsubishi motors. drive your ambition. ♪ when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any ca

——jean over what the coalition has done to them. —— jean miller.droom tax. today, you have nick clegg saying, this is insane, we need to be proud of what we did in coalition, you can't be self flagellating if you want to attract vote rs flagellating if you want to attract voters is on the one hand, vince is trying to say, let's propel our party into the future with a fresh look, wish people, fresh supporters. there are 100,000 members, that's not bad, but what you going to do with it? you have everybody inside the hall arguing over the legacy of the hall arguing over the legacy of the coalition. at least it's something of substance, i would say. why aren't you there? we went to express the joy. why aren't you there? we went to express thejoy. normally, this is the day that vince cable speaks. he is not mentioned at all in this article. it's all about the government three years ago. jean miller says, and we would stop saying this, stop saying, stop brexit. it doesn't explain why she thinks it's not helpful to say stop brexit. interesting that that i

jean. >> she did live directly below him.part is true. >> and is the family aware of whether her apartment had a doormat? because his apartment had a bright red, very distinctive doormat. >> her apartment did not have a doormat. it certainly didn't have a red one. there was no doormat there at all. there were other indicators such as the floor number being displayed on the wall and the hallways being distinctly different because each apartment complex generally had a doormat in front of it that would have distinguished her floor from his floor. we don't believe that she accidentally ended up in his apartment. his door wasn't coincidentally on the apartment on the day she accidentally decided to accidentally walk into his apartment. we believe that to be false. >> and the door being ajar or not ajar has been a tricky thing to follow. it seems that ms. geiger's story has changed to the door was locked and the key wouldn't work to the door being ajar. to your knowledge, are those doors in that apartment being capable of being le

jean, ed? drama -- there is plenty of drama on the days that the maps drop, and it is like wildfire. 30 seconds, people look at that map, and they know if they are paired with someone else, and the last election cycle, there were actually four incumbents in one tiny house district, so the greatest thing from a reporter's perspective is themver the drama of having that fight in public about who gets to move and who gets to run against one another. jean, do you have any further comments? jean: the integrity of your this hass is something been about from day one, i think. so important that you able to trust that your vote is equal .o everybody else we have had a lot of people call from other states and ask how we did it in iowa, and i say you have to have a strong citizens group that is willing to go to court. ed? to notwould be remiss appreciate the i want you just legislators in this process. iowa legislators in this process. have respected the process the times i have done it, absolutely. they

jean in the apartment. she fired her weapon striking the victim. >> reporter: details about what happened before the shooting remain unclear. >> he was my pride and my joy. jeanly members continue to search r >> tretime feel like giving up. i could not give up because of botham. right now with his death, i can never give up. >> officer guyger has bonded out and is on paid administrative leave. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> a former police officer under arrest accused of threatening to harm cops and potentially a lot of families and kids. the stolen white suv came to a stop on a practice field after a wild series of crimes in fresno. gill roy police say the suspect stole the suv from a woman he knew. he drove to the school which was hosting a youth football game and called police. when police got there they say he drove on the field and accelerated toward an officer. that is when gill roy police say the officer fired at the car causing the suspect to lose control. the man has not been identified. >

it took being murdered for a police officer for botham jean to suddenly become a criminal.ear the name of botham jean. >> reporter: during a moving service, we learned about his love of people, for singing, and the fact he was a high-achieving employee on a partnership track at the accounting firm pwc. >> pwc is hurting. not just in dallas but all across our country. >> he was so joyful. and we know how much he loved to sing. you know, he was the biggest extraverted accountant you'd find. >> reporter: guyger is on leave. the grand jury will determine the next course of action. reached out to officer guyger's attorney, and they have not returned our calls. for a heartbroken mother who wants answers -- >> i'm calling on the dallas officials, please, come clean, give me justice for my son because he does not deserve what he got. >> reporter: ryan young, cnn, dallas. >> we'll continue to follow that story. >>> still to come, excruciating. that's how north carolina's governor describes florence as it slogs its way south now. we'll update you on the relentless rain and the catast

, we learn much more about jean and his accomplishments.about his love for people, singing the fact he was a high achieving employee at the accounting firm, pwc. >> pwc is hurting, not just in dallas but all across our country. >> he was so joyful and we know how much he loved to sing. he was the biggest extroverted accountant you'd ever found. >> amber guyger is on investigative leave under ininvestigation. they have reached out to officer guyger's attorn ey. they have not return our calls. >> i'm calling on the dallas official please come clean, give me justice for my son. because he does not deserve what he got. >> ryan young, cnn, dallas. >> we're going to stay on that story. of course also watching florence at 2 miles per hour and getting word that more than 6,500 soldiers and airman on duty eto start recovery. they can't start recovery yet. we have to get through the next several days. i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you my number 1 place to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects

everybody. >> reporter: jean's emotional family in texas from his home country of st.wers. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers. and the number one answer that i want is, what happened? >> reporter: officer geiger was not initially arrested after the shooting as the police chief turned the investigation over to the texas rangers. the jean family attorney says the officer is receiving special treatment. >> she's being treated like a police officer in the united states when they commit a crime. >> she shouldn't have left that scene without being in handcuffs that day. >> reporter: she was arrested sunday evening when she surrendered to people and has since been released on a $300,000 bail. the final charges against geiger have not been determined. the manslaughter charge could be changed to murder when the case is presented to a grand jury. >>> miss america was crowned last night, but that's not the only type of pageant that's around. >>> just ahead, the contests in the bay a >>> we're just a little over two hours away from tonight's "monday night football g

. >> our next panelist is jean lloyd jones. as i mentioned former president of the league of women voters in iowa and with her observation how this began. jean, i'll give you the microphone. >> okay. thank you. well, it's interesting to follow a presentation like yours and talk about fairness and equal voting in the context of what we've just heard. you know, lots of problems with our public life today and our political life today, and as one of our old league members used to say, you know, you can't break the sticks when they're all tied up in a bundle, you have to start separating them out and break one at a time. and i think that the issue of fair aportionment is -- can be separated and that's what i hope we're going to do right now. and i'm to talk about the time when there were glaciers over iowa because that's how you start, right? the history. >> the history of iowa. >> right. and so way back in 1955 the league of women voters of iowa started studying the matter of fair representation. nobody else was talking about it at

that's the period of jean lafitte. he was responsible for about 25% of automatic trade in the lower mississippi valley was through his black market. he he relocate people for money, he dealt with all sorts of commodities. it wasn't just the gold and silver. we're not talking about johnny depp here. [laughter] now, we're on lakeshore drive. we're going convert into shelby drive when we cross this intersection -- >> we're seeing the city now. >> the city's namesake. and, of course, lake charles is named for charles saulier, one of those people who was brought to this area by jean lafitte. he had to's cape europe and came west, came to louisiana, and and then he pushed further west in expla settled along the bodies of this particular shore. on the other side of the lake, you can see the working side of the lake. but this side used to be work as well. >> i'm seeing a lot of what looks like refineries, right? >> we have a huge petroleum refining industry, petrochemical, also two major oil refineries, the phillips 66 refiner

he lived directly below jean and the officer ended up on his floor. the warrant says jean's door was partly opened when she arrived. >> independent witnesses have already come forward to say they heard this officer pounding on the door and demanding to be let in. we find those independent witnesses to be very credible and if the door is open there would have been no need for that. >> reporter: according to the warrant she saw his large silhouette in the dark apartment and believe she had encountered a burglar and drew her firearm and gave verbal commands that were ignored. jean's family believes there's more to the story. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers and the number one answer that i want is, what happened? >> reporter: officer guyger is now out on bail. the district attorney says the manslaughter charge she's facing could be upgraded pending the investigation. >> let's return to our top story and the weather. at least your weather forecast for this tuesday morning. >> kendis, diane, we have a major hurricane here working towards t

(jrs) the funeral for botham jean is set for thursday.stine) north korea held a military parade and civilian rally on sunday celebrating the country'70th anniversary. but, unlike previous years, there were no references to nuclear missiles. the display featured many traditional elements of north korean military parades such as goose-stepping soldiers, but overwhelmingly focused on economic development and improving the lives of north koreans. however u.s. intelligence has stated that they don't believe north korean leader kim jong un intends to fully denuclearize anytime soon. (justine) also today... russian federation officials and a chinese government delegate met kim jong un and other north korean leaders. both were invited to the 70th anniversary celebrations. kim stated the friendship with china is being developed thanks to north korea leader kim jong un's historic three visits to china. he also expressed the will to cement and develop the traditional friendship generation after generation. (jrs) apple says china tariffs could make t

. >>> european commissioner president jean-claude juncker talks up multilateralism in his state of the union and says a united europe is an unavoidable force in world trade >>> angela merkel on the offensive. she uses her bundestag speech to call for solidarity on illegal migration. >>> and the worst storm to hit the carolinas in over 60 years emergency services warns hurricane florence will be extremely dangerous with life threatening storm surges and fierce winds. >>> good morning russia seems to have accelerated its pivot towards the east with vladimir putin taking the stage with the leaders of china, japan, and mongolia. he warned trade tensions would hurt the global economy. president putin urged asian countries to maintain the spirit of economic freedom. >> translator: i wanted to add that i have already said that the world and global economy are coming up against new forms of protectionism today with different kinds of barriers which are increasing in the past times, basic principles of trade, competition, mutual economic benefit are deprecated and undermined they're becoming ho

they're hurrying across the bridge for a meeting with a high market blue jeans manufacturer. now he's using his access to hip hop royalty and his understanding of emerging urban trends to bring that lifestyle to main stream merchants seeking new markets. >> i go to the ground level and i want to figure out what's happening with the everyday people. what are they wearing, what are they talking about, what are they listening to and you can figure out what's happening in the marketplace. >> he's leveraged his marketing savvy into building a portfolio of seven different companies. >> i mean, people say millions of dollars for that access. >> his first meeting today is with a luxury clothing maker to talk about the line of jeans called 4th of november. biggs wants these jeans to reveal a mixture of styles he calls max culture. >> this is designers, streets and also with the sports it's a cultural matchup. >> the launch date is a few months away and he's counting on the ceo to meet that deadline. >> normally it's 110 days for us to start and deliver a product and in this particular

billie jean king py defended williams. >> "just stop. erst move on. s more important things in this life." >> brown: serena williams on the cover of time magazine andhe's , lking about postpartum depressie's talking about breastfeeding. these are things, doestell you the world has changed a bit? >> yes, because you can actually say what you're feeling and thinking. and then everybody else goes, a iot of women who've been through similar situ go, "me too, i've been through that. i hear you. >> brown: do you think women have achieved what you wanted, what you had hoped for? >> oh, not yet! we're getting there. but one of the greatest things that happened to us in tennis is that we now, in all the four majors, have equal prize money, the men and wome >> brown: you mentioned that phrase, "me too." the #metoo revelations of the last couple of years, any of >> no, because we have technology now and you can share your story. but #metoo isn't about women, #metoo is about abuse. so that means men, women, or any gender can speak to their situation of abuse. #me

thank you, jean. so what is the issue with these steal beams? our investigative unit has learned the cracked beams were specifically fabricated by the herrick corporation at a plant in southern california. the beams in question now are massive, and while the executive director for the transbay center tells us they don't know what's to blame, industry research shows constructing such massive beams comes with risks, specifically beams this large can hide irregularities in the steel that make them vulnerable to cracks. we've also learned that welding can make an existing weak spot even worse. >>> well, just into the newsroom, a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in the south bay is tonight sitting in jail. san jose police say oscar escobar alto miran attacked a woman as she was walking her dog last week. the woman fought the attacker of and her description of him helped police make the sketch which in turn helped investigators found him. investigators took him into custody just one day after that attack. >>> a dangerous and bloody uber ride

guyger told police she mistook jean's home for her own. she was arrested saturday and charged with manslaughter. >> the no. 1 answer that i want is what happened? >> we want justice and for it to stop happening, for officers to stop using their privileges in the wrong ways. >> jean is said to be laid to rest thursday. officer guyger is free on bond. >>> one of television's most powerful executives resigned. cbs chairman and ceo les moonves has been forced to step down after more allegations of sexual misconduct. reporter hena doba has the fallout. >> as you all know, julie's husband is in the news. >> reporter: the wife of former cbs chairman les moonves did not appear on her show the talk monday. she released a statement saying she will be back thursday hosting big brother. >> she's taking off time to be with her family. >> reporter: the announcement that the head of cbs was stepping down came sunday just hours after the new yorker published an article detailing six more allegations of sexual misconduct all occurring between the 1980s and

billie jean king national tennis center in flushing meadows, new york. ieat do you feel when you walk through the biean king national tennis center, does that... oh, yeah? does it feel natural, ever? >> no, it never feels natural. the one word that i always think about is responsibility. >> brown: responsibility? >> i just feel like, i'm one of the lucky ones, that i have a responsibility. i have the rponsibility to the plople in the sport, the p who try to make this world a btter place. wn: it's precisely that focus, in addition to her onilities on the court, that made king of the renowned, influential and beloved athletes of our time. between 1961 and 1979 she won 39 grand slam titles, and was ranked #1 in the world in womes tennis for six years. off the court, she campaigned for pay equity and ossues on behalf of women athletes, and later for gay rights. she received the presidential medal of freedom for her advocacy work from barack obama in 2009. her awareness of injustice, she says, started early. >> i had an epiphany when i was 12, that i was sitt

let's bring in nbc bay area's jean elle at the masonic on this high profile night. jean? >> reporter: raj, organizers of the pathway to paris concert say musicians volunteered their time tonight because they believe in the fight against climate change. and tonight concertgoers here at the masonic got more than music, they got a message. ♪ artists united in an effort to fight climate change hit the stage in san francisco for the pathway to paris concert. a night of music with a message. >> climate change is truly a unifying global concern. >> reporter: the concert tops off the global action summit, where celebrities and leaders from around the world joined together, pledging to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. tonight governor jerry brown announced his plan to monitor the climate if president donald trump chooses not to. >> so we're going to launch our own satellite, our own damn satellite to figure out where the pollution is and how we're going end it. >> reporter: brown's passion is music to concertgoers' ears who say they want even more. >> brown is doing a lot of good

allison jean: victim's mom: "i could not give up because of botham. i'm right now in his death.aney reporting. (justine) still ahead tonight -- a family wants to remind drivers to drive carefully tonight. this as a student was almost hit by a car. the video -- when we come back. (j.r.) big sports night in the nfl. former raider khalil mack was in action for the bears. kim smith will show you how he did. sharing a video of a car almost hitting their 7-year- old son in the hope that it will remind people to drive carefully around school buses. it happened in a neighborhood in new hampshire. reporter jessica moran has the the home surveillance video that captures everything. david cota- robles/father: very scary, very scary, it could have been a lot worse, it would have been a lot worse if we had captured a more horrific thing on the securitydavid cota- robles reacting to this video captured on home surveillance, showing the moment a car almost struck his seven year old son.david cota- robles/father: i look at the picture and it was really close.david's wife and two sons were waiti

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much more about jean and his accomplishments. for people and the fact he was a high achieving employee at the accounting firm, pwc. >> pwc is hurting. not just in dallas but all across our country. >> he was so joyful and we know how much he lubbed to sing. he was the biggest extroverted accountant you would find. >> she's onned a min straightive -- administrative leave during the investigation. they have not returned our calls. a heart broken mother wants answers. >>ium rar calling on the dallas official please come clean, give me justice. for my son. because he does not deserve what he got. >> ryan young, cnn, dallas. >> and our thanks to ryan young there. a lawrence massachusetts police officer was helping people evacuate after the massive natural gas leak that left homes inflames. what the officer didn't know was that his own home was burning while he was helping other people. from cnn affiliate spoke with him. >> total chaos. >> he was busy making sure his community was safe as dozens of fires broke out from gas explosions t

ryan young got an exclusive look inside jean's apartment. >> unit 1478 was botham jean's apartment where's young life was cut short when he was shot by a police officer in his living room. a small memorial of flowers and a photo with his mother adorn his front door. >> at 26 years old, he had done so much. >> with permission from the family, we are getting a look in botham's apartment. it's a typical single man's apartment except for the bullet hole in the wall indicated by an evidence marking. there is a pool of blood on the floor which we will not show you. laundry is on the couch and his half eaten bowl of cereal that still had milk in it. he may have been reading one of the many books in the apartment before he was shot and killed. this is video of amber guyger pacing around moments after the shooting. she told investigators she shot him after she mistook his apartment for her own. after work, she parked her car on the belong floor, walked to the wrong apartment and the door was slightly open. in a statement to police, she gave verbaled commands before firing two shots. witnesses tel

jean elle joins us now. >> reporter: no one has heard from brian egg since june. friends and family believe the body found inside this house is egg, and tonight, they gathered a man -- to remember a man they called kind and generous. brian egg's sister thanks people attending a memorial in front of his home on what would have been his 66th birthday. >> he was very generous. >> reporter: he dated egg in the '70s. like many, he shared stories of a collector who gave his finds to friends. >> find brn. >> reporter: alice wrote about egg's efforts to keep the street the clean in a russian brian, y man. >> reporter: tonight, fond memories outshine the grim details of the headless and handless body found in a fish tank inside the home last month. police found the body weeks after friends and neighbor told police egg hadn't been seen for months. the remains have not been identified. lance silva is considered a person of interest. police say he was using egg's debit card before his arrest. another man was arrested but released. tonight, the family thanked police for their

it's unclear what, if anything, was said before jean was shot. now jean's mother wants answers.victim's mother: "i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers, and the number one answer i want is what happened. i have asked too many questions, and i've been told that there are no answers yet.">(ken)answers yet.">(ken) guyger was arrested sunday on a manslaughter charge. she was released from jail that evening after posting a 300-thousand dollar bond. the d-a says the charge could be upgraded when her office presents the case to a grand jury. still ahead at 8 one month later two california deputies are reunited with a nine month old baby they helped rescue. plus. what experts say you should be doing when you sit down on a plane .... to make sure you stay healthy. and next. a homeowner watches from afar as an armed man approaches his door while his family hides inside. now he says the police didn't do enough. new at 8. a florida man is not happy with his local law enforcement after their response to a 9-1-1 call he made. tom d- errico watched from california as a frightening scen

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it's unclear what, if anything, was said before jean was shot. now jean's mother wants answers.im's mother: "i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers, and the number one answer i want is what happened. i have asked too many questions, and i've been told that there are no answers yet.">(vicki) answers yet.">(vicki) guyger was (vicki) guyger was arrested sunday on a manslaughter charge. she was released from jail that evening after posting a 300-thousand dollar bond. the d-a says the charge could be upgraded when her office presents the case to a grand jury. (lawrence bay area weather) (sports tease) just around the corner in sports, the latest from the coliseum....for the raiders- rams season opener. also, i know the 49ers game was hard to watch at some points, but see why everything could be made better this week against the lions. details ahead. opening at the coliseum... for the beginning of part 2 of the jon gruden era. right now, the score... 13-all. the silver and black marched down their field with a marshawn lynch touchdown on their opening drive. then the rams came

cite a sort with direct knowledge, the reports jean's door was unlocked.hen guyger went in. according to the source, she saw a figure in the darkness and thought her apartment was being burglarized. guyger pulled her gun and fired twice. >> she took my life away, like, my very own life. >> reporter: and we have heard from authorities and the attorneys representing jean's family that this morning there is no evidence to suggest that guyger and jean knew each other, george? >> just a strange, strange sad story. >> tragic. tragic. >>> coming up, the school dangers. the terrifying close call caught on camera. come on back. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal i

in 1956 film soldier in hawaii, "the hawaiian islands, and the 1952 film, "long jeans on the scope." weekend on thei free c-span radio at. we are featuring the honolulu mayor kirk caldwell saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. year, c-span is touring cities around the country exploring american history. here is a look at our recent visit to lake charles, louisiana. c-span 3, allng we can, every weekend, on american history tv. >> lake charles is a very unusual town in the sense of the south. it's unusual in the sense of louisiana. it is not -- it doesn't have a plantation economy. it does have a civil war issue that has to drag along with it and it's a town that's reinvented itself a number of times to make it work. >> while in lake charles, we took a driving tour of the city, with lost lake charles author adley cormier. >> tell me a little bit about your tie. you're not from here originally. adley cormier: i wasn't born here. i've been here for 45 years, which is a pretty long time. i'm a native of eastern louisiana. i came here to work for the department of labor. so in doing that, i had

jean was taken to a hospital where he died.'s not clear what, if any, interaction the two may have had. after guyger's arrest, the attorneys for jean's family said while the charge is a step in the right direction, there are still many unanswered questions. >> this family's going to go, lays their head down tonight not knowing everything that the d.a. know whys and their child was killed. so, it's still a very, very difficult time, but this provides just a bit of relief. >> the dallas county district attorney is expected to hold a guers conferenchis omorning. >>> north korea marked its 70th anniversary with a parade free of missiles. but a new report suggests it could all be for show. three senior u.s. officials tell nbc news that intelligence shows the kim jong-un regime is still making nuclear weapons and is stepping up efforts to conceal its weapons program. the administration has reportedly launched a "maximum pressure" campaign in response. this comes amid more praise from president trump, this time for north korea's toned

. >> from the famous billie jean king when a woman is emotional, she's history takeral, penalized forndy roddick saying the worst refereeing i've ever seen. the worst. james blake, another male tennis star says i will admit i've said worse and not gotten penalized and djokovic, maybe the chair umpire should not have pushed serena to the limit, especially in a grand slam. how big is it to have all of those men, billie jean king aside, all of those male tennis stars speaking out in her sport? >> poppy, people are saying yes, but what an outburst and it looks bad. we are not saying it wasn't. you can have these two conflicting thoughts that it was terrible and yet this is an overwhelming statement in evidence out there that there is a double standard in tennis. serena is in the middle of something really big and really important. she didn't want to be there. we didn't expect she would be there but here we are. serena is leading the way with her lieutenants and her wonderful colleagues and cohorts, including people like billie jean king, chris everett, pat monroe. >> serena being told wha