. >> watch as police officer jesse kidder whose finger on the trigger. hour chase ending thursday in this stand off. the suspect boding the officer. >> get your hands out of your pocket now. >> kidder keeps his cool. even when he trips and falls on his back. finally help arrives. >> are you okay? >> officer kidder a marine who served two tour in iraq new the suspect might try a suicide by police officer. >> i definitely felt that he was trying to gode me into opening fire on him. he was yelling shoot me shoot me. >> encounters caught on body cameras capture life and death decisions in a line of duty. in arizona last year shows this man under pressure. he asked repeatedly if the suspect was armed. >> nothing in here. >> no. this is my smokes. >> a lie. the video ends in an instant as the suspect pulls out a 22 caliber gun fatally shooting officer stewart. >> that officer on the job for less than a year. the officer in ohio jesse kidder says a friend gave him a body camera after the events in ferguson howmissouri. he chooses to wear that body camera every

>> watch as police officer jesse kidder his finger on the trigger confronts a suspected killer on the run. a three county chase ending thursday in this stand off. the suspect goeding the officer. >> get your hands out of your pockets now. not going to do it. >> kidder keeps his cool. even when he trips and falls on his back. finally, help arrives. >> are you okay? >> officer kidder, a marine who received a purple heart knew the suspect might try a suicide by police officer. >> i felt he was trying to gode me into opening fire on him. he was yelling shoot me, shoot me. >> cameras vivid live capture life and death decisions in a line of duty. in arizona last year rookie cop tyler stewart's footage shows his calm under pressure responding to a routine domestic violence call. he asked repeatedly if the suspect was armed. >> nothing in here? >> no my smokes. >> a lie. the video ends in an instant as the suspects pulls out a gun fatally shooting officer stewart. >> that officer on the job for less than a year. the officer in ohio, jesse kidder, says a friend gave him a body camera after the

the officer in ohio, jesse kidder, says a friend gave him a body camera after the events in ferguson, missouri. cecilia, he says he chooses to wear that body camera every day, so that his actions are always kris call clear. >> reporter: >> so many agencies pushing for officers to have those cameras. good to see you tonight. >>> next, to a mystery out west. a colorado man disappearing just days after suffering a concussion. he was last spotted on surveillance video buying camping gear at a walmart. but that is where the trail goes cold. and tonight, his family is asking for help to find the missing father of five. here now abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: new details in the bazaar disappearance of this man, 37-year-old oliver jones, a divorced father of five last seen at this walmart store april 5th. family members say the night of april 3rd, the colorado man and a cousin were at a los angeles bar, where jones was allegedly assaulted and somehow lost his cell phone. that night, jones lands at cedar sinai both with a concussion. >> we're thinking his concussion really affected his ability

>> reporter: a cop named jesse kidder with his body cam.ff with a man who had just allegedly killed two people. >> stop! stop right there. i don't want to shoot you, man. i don't want to shoot you. >> reporter: this is the neighborhood where it all went down. officer kidder had heard radio traffic that a dangerous suspect was driving in the area. he waited in a nearby intersection saw the car and then started following him for about 11 minutes. this is where it ended, a very quiet affluent neighborhood in the cincinnati suburbs. the new richmond ohio police officer was warned the suspect was likely armed and apparently wanted to be killed by a cop, as you will hear. >> shoot me! >> get your hands out of your pocket now! no man. >> shoot me. >> i'm not going to do it. >> shoot me! shoot me! >> reporter: officer kidder's boss said the rookie police officer was smart enough to notice something. >> at one point in time he reaches in his pocket but the officer having keen observations realized that the hoodie pocket that he's reaching in is not

officer jesse kidder's body camera was given to him by a relative. other officers would like to have one. the chief is now seeking funding to equip all of them with one. >>> tonight they are feeling the wrath of a planeful of passengers. a plane had to be diverted because of bad weather. passengers said the airline told them you could get off the plane but you'll forfeit your seat. so some stayed on board and ended up waiting on the tarmac for more than since hours. >> eventually the plane moved to a gate and was canceled. united got a bus and drove the passengers to denver nearly two hours. if you're counting that's 12 hours for a trip that normally takes less than two. i think we've all got a story similar to that to tell. >>> it was beautiful today, our high 84. it was the warmest day so far this year. it is cooler tomorrow but seasonable 65 66 degrees. tomorrow not bad at all. as we get into the later hours of the day, chance of showers enters the forecast into tomorrow night and monday morning. heavy rain is likely and hen storms are possible la

yet even as the officer backs up one point, falling backyard new richmond officer jesse kidder refuses to filere a shot. the officer's body camera captured the entire confrontation. >> get your hands up! get your hands up! get your hands up right! [ bleep ] stop! stop right there! i don't want to shoot you, man. i don't want to shoot you! [ bleep ] i'll shoot you, i'll shoot you. >> no, you won't! no, you won't! >> get back! get back! get back! >> shoot me! >> get your hands out of your pocket now! not going to do it. >> shoot me! shoot me! shoot me! >> stop right now. back up! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] back [ bleep ] off! get down on the ground! >> all cars be advised, subject is running. subject is running. >> get your hands out. >> joining us now, this officer is being praised in some circles, criticized in others and what's his explanation about how things went down? >> well the anticipate to that fred may lie in his military background. you see, officer kidder says that his two tours of duty in iraq as a marine likely helped him deal with the situation and try to deescalate wh

. >> reporter: also emerging this week, ohio police officer jesse kidder confronting a suspected killer on the run. kidder trained as a marine and full-time cop, refusing to fire. the suspect now in custody. and a few notes, volunteer training wildly differs state to state. some, like robert baittes, are truly in the thick of it. the question which is the safest? >>> and the fbi admitting that nearly every testimony was flawed the experted overstating matches in 95% of the 268 cases reviewed. 32 defendants were sentenced to death. and there were no written standards for communicating test results in court. >>> and high security in the boston marathon. the second since the bombings there. and sentencing for the accused bomber continues on monday. >>> and the oklahoma city blast, still incomprehensible. and the families of the victims gather to remember the moment that changed their lives forever. neal carlinkarlinsky is there. >> reporter: 20 years later, memories may have faded, but the wounds for many here are as fresh as yesterday. >> my baby. >> reporter: it was 9:02 a.m. when a truc

the video shows officer jesse kidder yelling at a murder suspect to get down on the ground. the officer says he was watching the suspect's hands near his pockets the whole time. finally, the suspect complies backup arrives, police headmade the arrest and no one was shot. >> i was trying to open a dialogue with him. you know i don't want to shoot you, just get on the ground. but he wasn't having it. >> for him to make the judgment call he did shows great restraint. this officer would have been justified if in fact it had come to a shooting. >> that was officer kidder's police chief. kidder says it was his time as a marine that helped him to keep his cool. >>> tomorrow 30,000 runners will compete in the boston marathon which will be under tight security following that deadly bombing two years ago. police say they have been preparing for the event for an entire year. state troopers and officers from surrounding towns will be patrolling the course some on bicycles. also, there are more miles of fencing between the runners and vans and security crews will screen spectators before

. >> reporter: easier said than done as shown through officer jesse kidder's body camera.omicide suspect gets out of the car and charges him. >> he jumped out and sprinted toward me. i had my firearm drawn on him. i told him to put his hands up in the air. and he was screaming as he was yelling shoot me. >> reporter: dispatchers had told officer kidder the suspect may have had a gun under his seat. but officer kidder relied on his own split second decisions. >> he has his arms at his side running at me. that's the first thing i notice. he put his hands in his pocket there. so my hands are watch tag hand and nothing else. >> reporter: knowing backup was on its way, officer kidder kept back pedaling while the suspect screamed at him to shoot. >> i was trying to open a dialogue with him but he wasn't having it. he kept repeating shoot me. >> reporter: then the suspect charged. >> he got toward my face right as i lost balance. i'm thinking if he goes in to attack me, i have to use deadly force to defend myself. >> reporter: just in the nick of time, there's the sound of backup

the video shows officer jesse kidder back pedaling. the suspect is charged with killing his girlfriend and is a suspect in another killing in kentucky. one of officer kidder's relatives gave him the body camera after the deadly officer- involved shooting in ferguson, missouri. >>> a rude awakening in southern california earlier today. residents heard noises and looked outside to see a massive fbi raid. agents used battering rams to bang down the door of a man suspected of shipping equipment to iran possibly to make weapons. neighbors watched as the fbi led him away. >> i saw about 8 fbi agents. >> they are wearing the green vests. they have had weapons pulled. >> my wife saw somebody being put into a back of a fbi car. >> neighbors say they noticed the family who lived at the house was rarely home. they say the charges against them might explain why they were never around. >>> history is coming to life during a month long voyage across the atlantic. a replica of a key player in the american revolution has set sail with much fanfare. ma

glor: that is michael wilcox, a suspect in two murders, yelling "shoot me" as he charges officer jesse kidderw richmond police. kidder did not fire. wilcox was taken into custody without violence. deputies say he has now confessed to one of the murders. >> glor: up next -- something called the blob. could it be california's drought buster? when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull rider make it part of your daily diabetes plan. so you stay steady ahead. new flonase allergy relief nasal spray outperforms a leading allergy pill. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. so go ahead, inhale life. new flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything. my scalp hurts. my hair hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful, blistering, rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. well i had to go to the eye doctor last week and i have to go back today. the doctor's wor

ohio police officer jesse kidder confronting a suspected killer but refusing to fire. illustrating the heart-pounding moments officers face on the job. kidder trained as a marine and full-time cop. the suspect now in custody. and a few notes, volunteer training widely differs state to state. as does how they are used. many are used for crowd control, but others like robert bates, in the thick of it. the question, which is the safest? >> thank you. >>> and a startleing admission out of quantico tonight. the fbi admitting that nearly every fbi examiner gave flawed hair testimony. and they're still investigating. overstating matches in 95% of the 268 trials reviewed. in favor of the prosecution. 32 defendants were sentenced to death. the fbi says until 2012, there were no written standards for communicating the test results in court. >>> boston is gearing up for the city's marathon. the second marathon since the bombings there. sentencing for the convicted bomber begins on tuesday. >>> and a somber milestone in a case of homegrown terror. the 20th anniversary of the oklah

. >> reporter: the officer is 27-year-old jesse kidder an iraq war veteran with a purple heart, but a rookie on the force. >> i was trying to open a dialogue. i don't want to shoot you. just get on the ground. but he wasn't having it. >> do your worst. shoot me! >> get back. >> reporter: the murder suspect may try to get himself shot. and he may have a gun. >> stand by. subject possibly had a weapon under the seat and could possibly be suicide by cops. >> he put his hand in his pocket there. my eyes are watching that hand right now and nothing else. >> reporter: back pedaling the entire time kidder stumbles and falls. >> i'm thinking if he goes to attack me i'll have to use deadly force to depend myself. >> get down on the ground! >> reporter: backup arrived, is suspect was arrested and no one was shot. >> for him to make the judgment call that he did shows great restraint. this officer would have been justified if e t a shooting. >> reporter: the confrontation took than a minute captured on a body camera kidder started wearing on his own after the shooting of michael brown in ferguso

on the video, the suspect pleads with officer jesse kidder to shoot him. kidder refuse. >> reporter: john good morning. the ohio officer's personal body camera captured the confrontation that could have taken a deadly turn. >> get your hands up! get your hands up right now! >> shoot me. >> reporter: the guy you see in the frame is the suspect of a double murder according to our affiliate wlwt. despite the commands to get on the ground he runs toward the officer and asked him to shoot him. kidder said the suspect was trying to commit suicide by cop. you see the officer back pedal so fast he loses his footing and falls. he keeps his cool with the pistol sight on the suspect without pulling the trigger. >> you have to make a split second decision. i wanted to be sure before i used deadly force. >> reporter: there has been criticism about the way kidder handled handled it. his chief said he would stand by his officer if deadly force was used. >> to make the call he did shows great restraint and maturity. the video footage eliminate all doubt if this was justif

. >> reporter: watch as police officers jesse kidder confronts an alleged killer on the run. a three-county chase on the ohio/kentucky body borderer e ending in this life/death standoff. the suspect goading the officer. >> he was trying to goad me into opening fire. >> officer kidder served two tours in iraq keeps his cool for over a full minute. even when he trips and falls on his back. finally help arrives. but this video almost didn't exist. he wears his own personal body cam his department doesn't issue the body cam. recently this body cam rolling as he shoots an unarmed suspect. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: and in south carolina north charleston offering all members of its police department the devices after cell phone video led to the arrest of officer michael sleigher sleigher. but experts say that the cameras have far more to offer than police accused of behaving badly. >> officers i think are a little bit more aware because of body cams not to not take action as quickly. >> reporter: the footage in ohio helping to brand officer kidder a hero. getting a suspected killer

yet even as the officer backs up one point, falling backyard new richmond officer jesse kidder refuses body camera captured the entire confrontation. >> get your hands up! get your hands up! get your hands up right! [ bleep ] stop! stop right there! i don't want to shoot you, man. i don't want to shoot you! [ bleep ] i'll shoot you, i'll shoot you. >> no, you won't! no, you won't! >> get back! get back! get back! >> shoot me! >> get your hands out of your pocket now! not going to do it. >> shoot me!

>> the officer is 27-year-old jesse kidder, an iraq war veteran with a purple heart but a rookie on the force. >> i was trying to open a dialogue with him. i don't want to shoot you, just get on the ground, but he wasn't having it. >> he warned kidder the murder suspect may try to get himself shot and may have a gun. >> be advised suspect possibly has a weapon under the seat. could be possibly suicide by cop. >> he put his hands in his pocket there. my eyes are watching that hand, nothing else. >> backpedalling the entire tim, kidder stumbles and falls. >> i'm thinking at this point if he goes into attack i'll have to use deadly force to defend myself. >> get on the ground. >> back-up arrives. the the suspect was arrested, and no one was shot. >> for him to make the judgment call that he did shows great restraint. this officer would have been justified if, in fact, it had come to a shooting. >> the confrontation took less than a minute captured on a body camera kidder started wearing on his own after the shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. that incident, among a string of o

. >> jesse kidder knows this confrontation could have taken a deadly turn. the man seen running towards him is a suspect in a double murder according to cnn affiliate wlwt. kidder tells the affiliate the man was trying to commit suicide by cop. >> he kept repeating "shoot me." he said "shoot me or i'll shoot you." >> despite the man's refusal to comply and with tensions running high kidder doesn't pull the trigger. >> he put his hand in his pocket there so my eyes are watching that hand right now. nothing else. >> stop! stop right there. i'm not going to shut. >> kidder back pedals and eventually loses his footing. but he keeps his cool and his sights on the suspect. backup arrives just in time. >> get down on the ground. >> law enforcement officers across the nation have split-second decisions that mean life or death. >> the decision to shoot or not shoot doesn't come easy. officers often have to make that decision under pressure. >> you are gambling as a police officer that if he pull as pistol out of his pocket you can shoot him and stop him before he has

we are going to show you the entire video of officer jesse kidder confronting the suspect who is rushingward him and demanding that officer kidder shoot him. >> get your hands up! get your hands up! get your hands up right now! [ bleep ] stop! stop right there! i don't want to shoot you, man. i don't want to shoot you! [ bleep ] i'll shoot you, i'll shoot you. >> no you won't! no you won't! >> get back! get back! get back! >> shoot me! >> get your hands out of your pocket now! not going to do it. >> shoot me! shoot me! shoot me! >> stop right now. back up! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] back [ bleep ] off! get down on the ground! >> subject is running. >> later on, the officer was able to reflect and talk about the tense moments. listen. >> he got towards my face right as i lost balance. i'm thinking at this point if he goes to attack me, i will to use deadly force. law enforcement officers across the nation get split-specked decisions between life and death. i wanted to be sure i used deadly force. for him to make the judgment call he did shows great restraint and video footage eliminate

on the video, the suspect pleads with officer jesse kidder to shoot him. kidder refuses.respondent paolo sandoval has more. >> reporter: john. good morning. the personal body camera captured that very intense confrontation that could have taken a deadly turn. >> get your hands up! get your hands up right now! >> shoot me. >> reporter: the guy you see is the double murder suspect according to our affiliate wlwt. despite the commands of kidder to get on the ground the suspect is asking the cop to shoot him. you can see the officer back pedal so fast he loses his footing and falls. he keeps his cool and his pistol sight set on the suspect without pulling the trigger. >> you need to make a split second decision. i wanted to be sure. >> reporter: we should mention there is criticism about the way kidder handled it. some former law enforcement officials say he should have opened fire the moment the suspect rushed him. his police chief says he would have stood by his officer if deadly force was used. >> that shows great restraint and maturity. the video footage eliminated all do

. >> reporter: watch as police officer jesse kidder his finger on the trigger, confronts an alleged killeron the run. a three-county chase on the ohio/kentucky body border, ending in this life/death standoff. the suspect goading the officer. >> get your hands out of your pocket! >> he was trying to goad me into opening fire on him. >> reporter: officer kidder, a marine who served two tours in iraq and received a purple heart, keeps his cool for over a full minute. even when he trips and falls on his back. finally help arrives. but this video almost didn't exist. he wears his own personal body camera given to him by a friend. his department doesn't issue the small recording devices becoming so prominent in the wake of recent incidents across the country. recently this body cam rolling as he shoots an unarmed suspect. >> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> reporter: and in south carolina, north charleston offering all members of its police department the devices after a cell phone video led to the arrest of officer michael slager. charged with murder for shooting an unarmed walter scott. but experts s

it ultimately culminates in him seeing this officer jesse kidder who is a marine, he served in iraq her one of his life as a cop obviously familiar with a gun however given in service. and knew from the dispatch that this guy was looking to die suicide by cop. and had already tried to ram police officers with his vehicle. so he meant business. i mean, he had already killed two people and the cop knew of at least one. and was attacking police with his car, at least one point earlier in the east coast. charged at the officer several times. you can see here here is one. he is he charging right at him. the cop is saying get your hands up and down on the ground. he sticks his hand in the pocket. which of course any cop would be afraid of. this police officer, jesse refused to do what that suspect was begging him to do which was to shoot him. >> it was a miracle that the guy went to the ground because if he kept coming the cop auto would have had to shoot him. >> he gave up. he realized this cop was not going to help him die by suicide. the cop's supervising officer said he absolutely would

television this year but we now have a truly heroic example of restraint on the use of force by officer jesse kidder in new richmond, ohio. a murder suspect approaching officer kidder in the dark and repeatedly asks the officer to shoot him. officer kidder had been warned that the suspect might be armed. but he remarkably keeps his cool in the face of danger. >> get your hands up! get your hands up! get your hands up right now! stop! stop right there! i don't want to shoot you, man. i don't want to shoot you. don't do it man. i'll shoot you. i'll shoot you. [ bleep ]. >> shoot me! >> get your hands out of your pocket now! no man, not going to do it. >> shoot me shoot me! >> backup! back up! get down on the ground! >> all cars be advised, subject is running. >> keep your hands out, keep your hands out or you're going to get shot. do you understand that? >> yes, sir. >> the camera that captured that heroic police work was not issued by the police department. it was a gift from the officer. ford is taking the ecoboost challenge all across america. here we go! check out escape and find out why ford is t

it shows police officer jesse kidder exercising incredible restraint while confronting him. >> get yourstop right there! i don't want to shoot you, man. get 'em up! [ bleep ] want to shoot you! >> shoot me! >> no man. not gonna do it. >> shoot me! shoot me! >> dude back up! back up! get down on the ground! >> officer kidder says his family bought him a body camera after the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown in ferguson, missouri. he talked to local affiliate wlwt about what was going through his head during the encounter. >> he jumped out and sprinted towards me. i had my firearm already drawn on him, and i told him to put his hand ups up in the air. he was screaming as ef yellinghe was yelling, shoot me, shoot me. he had his arms at his side while he was running at me. he put his hand in his pocket there. so my eyes are watching that hand right now and nothing else. >> knowing backup was on its way, officer kidder kept back-pedaling while the suspect insist the officer kidder shoot him. >> i started a dialogue saying i don't want to shoot you, just get on the ground. he wasn'

officer jesse kidder later explained what he was thinking as he handled this dangerous situation. >>fficers across the nation with split seconds decisions. i want to be absolutely sure before i used deadly forceful. >> he is a former marine with a purple heart from his two tours in iraq. he deserves a lot of credit for how he handled this life and death issue here at home. great work officer kidder. and i feel that those of us that question police cases, that question bad policing are obligated to show the officer kidders of the world that do the right thing. the objective must be good policing and standing with the police. not just nitpicking and creating an atmosphere that would not lead to a constructive society that is accountable to all. i have no problem. i am happy to salute officer kidder just like i feel obligated if there is something to be questioned to raise those questions. on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that game show hosts should only host game shows? samantha, do you take kevin as your lawfully wedded husband... or would you rather have a n

rookie officer jesse kidder confronts a possibly dangerous suspect. >> stop! stop right there!> reporter: police suspect the man murdered two people earlier that day and he's not listening to a word kidder says. >> get your hands out up pocket. get your hands out of your pocket, man. no man, i'm not going to do it. >> i was trying to open a dialogue with him. i don't want to shoot you, just get on the ground but he wasn't having it. >> reporter: kidder says his military training helped him keep a level head. >> i was thinking if he goes into attack i'll have to use dead low force to defend myself. >> reporter: the incident took less than a minute caught on a body camera he chose to wear on his own. across the country the use of body cameras is up. like in tulsa, oklahoma this week when a volunteer deputy said he mistook his gun for a taser. >> i shot him, i'm sorry. >> reporter: and this police shooting in st. louis on friday. >> why are you carrying a knife, thaddeus? >> reporter: police say a suspect with a knife charged officers. worried for their safety they shot him. but v

officer jesse kidder had his gun drawn when the double-murder suspect charged at him, daring the officer to shoot. officer kidder was wearing a body camera. it recorded the entire thing. >>> get your hands up! get your hands up! great your hands up right now! [ bleep ] stop! stop right there! i don't want to shoot you, man. i don't want to shoot you! [ bleep ] shoot you, i'll shoot you. >> no you won't! no, you won't! >> get back! get back! get back! >> shoot me! >> get your hands out of your pocket now! no, man, not going to do it. >> shoot me! shoot me! shoot me! >> stop right now. back up! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] back [ bleep ] off! get down on the ground! >> all units, be advised, subject is running. subject is running. >> get your hands out. you understand that? >> well officer kidder reveals that what was going through his mind and why he never pulled the trigger, listen to what he had to say. >> he got towards my face right as i lost balance. i'm thinking at this point that if he goes to attack me, i will to use deadly force. law enforcement officers across the nation deal w

challenging, some say begging officer jesse kidder to shoot him. >> get your hands up. get your hands up right now. >> shoot me. >> stop stop right there. i don't want to shoot you, man. i don't want to shoot you. stop. don't do it man. that's enough. don't do it man. i'll bleep shoot you. i'll shoot you. >> do what you want. shoot me. >> get your hand out of your pocket now. no man, i'm not going to do it. >> i'll tell you, what a situation to be in. the officer said he wanted to be absolutely sure but remember this man is suspected of a double homicide killing his girlfriend and a brother. they don't know he's armed. they suspect he could be and he's running at the officer. >> by the way, he has his hands in the officer the officer showing restraint is saying get your hands out of your pockets, get your hands out of your pockets. later when he was asked, he said he has his eyes trained on the pocket was waiting to see -- >> he had a tip this guy was going to try to commit suicide by cop. he had a death wish maybe not a murder wish, a death wish. maybe that caused him

we wanted to show jesse kidder from new richmond, ohio.at he did 27-year-old michael wilcox is alive today. >> will get a fair trial instead after wished for execution in the streets. bill: thank you judge. martha, what is next? martha: thanks guys. so we're waiting for this news conference on the six terrorism arrests that happened over the weekend. fbi and federal prosecutors about to announce brand new details on the suspects in these two states allegedly trying to join isis. bill: all right. that is coming up here. also a well-known family name. is that going to be a problem for governor jeb bush? what his brother said about that very question. >> i don't want a coronation on our side by any stretch of the imagination. >> i don't see any coronation coming my way. come on. what are you seeing that i'm not seeing? martha: the u.s. attorney's office and the fbi announcing details of a counterterrorism operation over the weekend. very big news today. six people arrested in minnesota and california this time. news conference set to get away

[ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> reporter: the officer is 27-year-old jesse kidder an iraq war veterane. >> i was trying to open a dialogue with him. you know, i don't want to shoot you. get on the ground. he wasn't having it. [ bleep ] >> shoot me. shoot me! >> reporter: dispatch warned kidder that the murder suspect may try to get himself shot. and he may have a gun. >> be advised subject possibly has a weapon under the seat. could be suicide by cop. >> put his hand in a pocket there. my hand -- my eyes are watching that hand right now, and nothing else. >> reporter: backpedaling the entire time, kidder stumbles and falls. >> i'm thinking at this point that if he goes in to attack me i will have to use deadly force to welcome to myself. [ bleep ] >> get on the ground! >> reporter: backup arrived, the suspect was arrested, and no one was shot. >> for him to make the judgment call that he did shows great restraint. this officer would have been justified if in fact there was a shooting. >> reporter: confrontation took less than a minute captured on a body camera kidder started wearing o

jesse kitter held his fire as a s.charged at him. have a look at what his body camera showed. >> i'm not going to do it. >> shoot me! shoot me! shoot me! >> pelley: kidder backpedaled until back-up could arrive. the suspect wanted in connection with two murders was apprehended, no one hurt. tonight the f.b.i. is notifying hundreds of convicts nationwide that flawed analysis of hair samples at the f.b.i. lab may have resulted in their convictions. some of the defendants won't get the notice. they've already been executed. here's julianna goldman. >> i just kept on believing that someone would like into my story. and they would see i was telling the truth, that i was innocent. >> reporter: cleveland wright spent 28 years nearly half his life, behind bars, convicted in a 1978 murder where prosecutors linked him to hair found near the crime scene. at the time examiner's only relied on microscopic hair mall sis, which compares features like shape and color but in 2012, more accurate d.n.a. testing on those strands revealed that f.b.i. lab was wrong. >> thank god for the investigators, that they're looking into other cases, you know. they need to look into ot