fired his weapon. >> reporter: the chief says arrest carrick fired his weapon 12 times striking jonathan farrellies at the scene. officer carrick said he had minor injuries and refuses treatment. farrell's mother wants to know why her son had to die. >> my baby don't own a gun, don't own a pocket knife. he wouldn't shoot nobody. it breaks my heart he was looking for help and no one helped him. >> reporter: the 24-year-old farrell was a star athlete playing football for florida a&m in 2009 and 2010. he was also a chemistry major. his mother says he didn't have any emotional or mental issues that would've led to a deadly run-in with police. the police dash cam video hasn't been released to the media, but the family's attorney says he's viewed it. on it he says farrell is seen running toward the officer arms outstretched hands empty. he says it's clear jonathan farrell was unarmed. >> you can tell he's unarmed. he approaches the officers and they're immediately two dots in the center of his chest. he's like, no, no, stop, he's coming forward saying stop. and he goes off the camera and you just hear

. >> reporter: the chief says the officer fired his weapon 12 times, striking jonathan farrell ten timescene. officer caric said he had minor injuries and refuses treatment. farrell's mother wants to know why her son had to die. >> my baby don't own a gun. not even a pocket knife. it breaks my heard he was looking for help and no one helped him. >> reporter: the 24-year-old farrell was a star athlete, playing football for florida a&m university in 2009 or 2010. he was a chemistry major. the police dash cam video hasn't been released to the media, but the family's attorney says he's viewed it. on it farrell is seen running toward the officers, arms outstretched, hands empty. >> you could tell he's unarmed. he approached the officer and immediately two dots in the center of his chest. then he gets excited, wait, wait, wait, stop, he's coming forward. one, two, three, four, pause. one, two, three, four, five, six, pause. one two. >> reporter: the officer turned himself after the shooting. he told investigators the suspect assaulted him by unknown means. he's charged with voluntary manslaugh

police say jonathan farrell went to a hem home in charlotte early saturday and started banging on theerious car accident but the homeowner concerned, called police. >> as the officers approached him just to determine if, in fact, he is the individual, what is going on, he just immediately takes off and runs toward a particular officer and that officer attempted to retreat but, at the same time, fired his weapon. he is pretty shook up. it's devastating. >> the he in that statement there is the officer randall caric who fired his gun and now facing voluntary manslaughter charges after his own police department said that he used excessive force. the victim jonathan farrell had only rented moved to charlotte and had played football at florida a&m university. >>> a 4-year-old louisiana boy died after contracting a brenai eating amoeba that was found in the water. he came down with the parasite this summer and died within days. he was playing on a slip and side before he got sick and his parents said he was so energetic, they always thought he would get better. >> a very happy child. it's h

jonathan farrell was killed on saturday. police now say he was shot 10 times by charlotte police officer randall kenned rick. he has been charged with voluntary manslaughter , and farrell was seeking help after crashing his car, when thin the shooting took place. the family talked about their loss. >> my sons was a great guy. he was going to be a successful man. his goal was to work and become a businessman so i would never have to work. >> it's crazy, because when my father passed, i was sitting up on christmas eve when my father pass the. jonathon told me he would be there to protect me through life, and he always protected me the entire time he was here. >> as you can see the family getting emotional describing how ferrell wanted to go back to school to become an automotive engineer. >> the rain stopped along colorado's front range, allowing rescue efforts to resume after massive flooding. 1800 have been rescued from areas cut off by washed out roads. some residents have begun making their way back to their flood-damaged

jonathan farrell who was running towards police after getting into a car accident. >>> the associatedress has a new report out saying over 65,000 bridges in the u.s. are classified as structurally deficient. including washington, d.c.'s douglas bridge and new york's brooklyn bridge. engineers claim the bridges are safe and not about to collapse. >>> in green bay, about two dozen native american protesters demanded the nfl do something about washington redskins race based mascot. dan snyder owns the fame redskins and has no plans to change the team's name. >>> now for your "first look" at business. we turn to seema mody. good morning. >> larry summers pulls his name from consideration to succeed ben bernanke at fed chairman. the former treasuryecretary faced pierce opposition from democrats hurting his chances to be confirmed. janet yellen is seen as a leading candidate to replace bernanke whose term ends in january. president obama speaks on the fifth anniversary of lehman brothers' collapse expected to tout the government's response to the crisis including recovering taxpayer money.

police say officer randall kerig used excessive force in the death of jonathan farrell, a former florida&m university football player. farrell had been in a car wreck and knocked on a woman's door looking for help. frightened, she called 911. when the believe araved, he ran toward them, and the officers fired. >>> there was an altercation on times square on saturday night. police tried to shoot a man they say was acting erratically. they missed, but stray bullets hit two women bystanders. both are hospitalized in stable condition. the suspect was eventually brought down with a taser. >>> and hundreds gathered in alabama on sunday to remember a dark moment in our nation's history. natalie tejada reports. 50 years later the bombing of the birmingham church is seen as a turning point in the civil rights movement. >> reporter: they came to birmingham's 16th street baptist church to reflect. that sunday in 1963, love and forgiveness would be put to the test. a bomb planted by a white supremist ripped through the building. 200 people were inside. 22 were injured. denise mcnair, carol robertson

what was jonathan farrell doing? was he approaching them? why were they so fearful of him?se he was a large black man? perhaps. again, we are now talking about a police officer's fear of a large black man. >> what is police training or police procedure in terms of drawing your weapon and actually firing? >> you draw your weapon to -- in essence, it's a de-escalation. common sense, if somebody has a gun drawn on you, you're not going to approach the person. once you have your gun drawn, you try to take control. you want to keep a distance of safety, want to protect yourself, your partner and the public. i don't know what happened, somebody fires a stun gun to tase the guy and the second officer shoots. but i doubt that at 2:30 in the morning some cops had it in their heads they were going to go kill somebody tonight. it's not in their mind. >> how is that justifiable? that's what i don't understand. yes, i think the police officers are trained to de-escalate. how is shooting off 12 rounds a de-escalation? >> also we don't know how long this officer had been on the force. all

authorities say officer randall caric fires 12 times at jonathan farrell as police respondeded to a suspectedng call but it seems that farrell may have only been looking for help after a serious car accident. >>> a home going on the auction this week. johnny versace was gunned down there in 1997. the 65,000 square foot palace has ten bedrooms and 11 baths. it even includes an observatory for looking at the stars. the property has attracted attention from buyers around the world including david beckham and his wife victoria. the bidding starts at a mere $25 million. >>> coming up, it might not be a christmas for you as realtors. forecasters are looking for a grim shopping season. "money time" is coming up next. >>> and then more on the massacre that left 13 dead at the navy yard in washington, d.c. john berman is standing by there live for us. >>> welcome back. 23 minutes past of the hour. it is money time. christine romans is off. here we go. stock futures mostly high this morning following another winning day for the dow industrials. the dow gained points on monday. the nasdaq closed with a

he fired his weapon 12 times that night, hitting 24-year-old jonathan farrell 10 times.ording to police farrell having just survived a car accident, a serious accident, walked about a half mile before stopping at the home in charlotte for help. the owner of that home called 911, believing that someone was breaking into her home. officers encountered farrell about a block away from the house and say he was running towards them. that is when police say he open fire. farrell's family is calling for a thorough investigation of this case. >> my son was a great guy. he was going to be i believe in my heart a very successful man. his goal was to work and become a businessman so i would never have to work. >> this is an everyday american and that is scary, intimidating for the public as it is for us. >> eli, thank you for your time. we know the court is playing out right now. we'll have an update. do we have any more of what the officer has said happened that night? >> we don't. my understanding is a little while ago we learned he would not actually be appearing in person for th

call for help that two charlotte police officers remember responding to when they encountered jonathan farrell24-year-old had just survived a bad crash and apparently was looking for help, himself, when he pounded on the front door of this house around 2:30 saturday morning. the woman opened the door and panicked when she realized it was a stranger. >> oh my good. i can't believe it. >> you thought it was your husband? >> i don't know what happened. i can't find him. >> reporter: when officers arrived, say they farrell ran toward them. one tried to subdue him unsuccessfully with a taser. police say car rick shot 12 shots t. man was unarmed. authorities have fought released dash-cam video of the shooting. the family attorney chris crestnut says he and the family have met with police and watched the video you can tell he's unarmed. he approaches the officers. he gets excited, wait, stop. he's coming forward saying, "stop." and he goes off camera and you just hear shops. one, two, three, four, pause, one, two, three, four, five, six, pause. one, two. >> reporter: the police say the officer told i

police say jonathan farrell was running toward the officer for help after a car accident when the officerernoon, attorneys for jerry sandusky will make their case for a new trial. they say the defense didn't have enough time to prepare for his initial trial. the former penn state football coach is serving at least 30 years for molesting ten boys over the course of 15 years. >>> two years after the shipwreck off of italy's coast, salvage crews have raised the costa concordia. it wasn't easy or cheap. this time lapse video shows the 19-hour long, $800 million operation. the ship was pulled upright by a series of jacks and cables. in a few months, the concordia will be towed away and broken up for scrap metal. amazing. >>> not quite the sleeping conditions you'd expect for royalty. prince harry catching zs in a giant freezer to acclimate to temperatures of minus 31 degrees. this is part of his training for a race to the south pole with a team of injured british servicemen and women. the brins prince is a patron of walking with the wounded charity. ♪ ...when the world called for stealth... ♪

police say the man in question, jonathan farrell, a motorist, apparently seeking help after a car crashately approached the three responding officers. one used his taser to try to subdue the 24-year-old. officer randall carrick allegedly shot farrell ten times, killing him. they later found he was unarmed. less than a day later, carrick was behind bars charged with the death. >> he's a murderer with a badge and a gun. >> reporter: but carrick's attorney says the use of force was justified. he did not elaborate. >> it's unheard of. >> reporter: another lawyer who frequently defends police officers says he can't remember a case where an officer was charged within 24 hours of an incident. >> i have spoken to officers who are saying things like who's got our back? you know, did they charge too quickly without reviewing all the facts? >> no justice. >> reporter: some in charlotte are questioning the use of force in this case. >> young black men are shot down in the streets, even by police officers, chp seems to be okay to shoot first and ask questions later. >> reporter: charlotte police chi

an outraged family and local civil rights groups are calling for stiffer charges. 24-year-old jonathan farrellserious car accident late friday night in the suburbs of charlotte. the former football player at florida a & m university, went to a nearby house and was looking for help. the homeowner answered the door, but was afraid farrell was trying to break into her home. she called 911. >> 911. hello? >> i need help. >> where are you at? >> um, yes. just a moment. there's a guy breaking in my front door. he's yelling it turn off the alarm. >> when police arrived they say farrell ran toward them. in the end they found out he was unarmed. police say one officer tried to tase farrell before the police officer fired 12 shots. the police department and district attorney have not decided who weather to do that as of yet. his lawyer says his actions that night were justified. let's go to the president of the charlotte naacp chapter. reverend, thanks for being here. you know the charlotte naacp chapter, the one that you run there, you're calling for murder charges here. why? >> yes, sir because of the

now police say jonathan farrell was running or charging toward them when they fired a wrecked car with, now from birmingham, alabama. citizens show off a sculpture honoring four little girls. those were the girls killed 50 years ago this morning, september 15th, 1963, when the ku klux klan bombed the 16th street baptist church. eric holder and former secretary of state condoleeza rice are set to speak at ceremonies today. >>> the situation in colorado is bad enough. it could get even worse today, sefkly because four more inches of rain could fall by this afternoon. >> and that could make the already swollen waterways even more deadly. it could also hamper the rescue efforts that are still under way. joining us now is kim cobel with the boulder, colorado office. we understand that two hours ago the weather there could ground helicopters. they can't pull people up. what is happening now? can they fly? >> right now the air support is going to be dependent on the weather conditions for this morning. that decision hasn't been made. the briefing hasn't happened yet with the internet manageme

the victim, former football player jonathan farrell was in a car crash and walked to a nearby house.rrived, farrell ran toward them and shot first way taser and gunfire. >>> mexico is being hit by two major storms at the same time. tropical storm manuel and hurricane ingrid. >>> an australian daredevil used his bare hands to scale a s skyscraper on sunday. he then jumped and confident that his parachute would bring him back safely to earth. it did. >>> and actor bob newhart won his first emmy award last night in los angeles. the 84-year-old comedy star was honored for "the big bang theory" appearance. this was his seventh appearance and his wife and the crowd gave him a standing ovation. >> one of the greatest endings of a sitcom ever was "newhart" when he woke up and next to barbara pleschette. he always worked clean. one of the greats. >>> let's show you what is going on right now as far as our weather is concerned. we have been talking about tropical storm ingrid. this system is really causing big problems for mexico. it is also going to cause problems for our friends in southern