officer kidder refuses to shoot the suspect.more. >> reporter: the camera captured the confrontation that could have turned deadly. >> get your hands up! . >> reporter: the guy you see in the frame, he is the suspect in the double murder according to affiliate wlwt. despite the comments to get on the ground the suspect runs toward the officer. he asks him to shoot him. kidder says the suspect was trying to commit suicide by cop. in fact 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. >> officers across the nation have to make split second decisions. i wanted to be sure. >> reporter: there has been criticism about the way kidder handled it. some officials say he should have opened fire the moment the suspect rushed him. the police chief says he would have stood by his officer if deadly force was used. >> for him to make the judgment call he did shows great restraint. the footage eliminated all doubt this officer would

. >> 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

. >> 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

. >> 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

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 events in ferguson, missouri. he says he chooses to wear that body camera every day so his actions are always crystal clear. >> so many agencies pushing for officers to have those cameras. we turn next to a mystery out west.

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

. >> 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

and of course that lingering question what if officer kidder did, in fact use deadly force? actually heard from his boss police chief for new richmond police department randy harvey, says had that been the case fred we have actually stood by his officer based on what he saw that any shooting would have been justified. final note the chief is moving forward with trying to secure funding for his officers to have so that all of them can have these body cameras, interestingly enough that camera that he wore when this video was shot that was actually his personal body camera that was purchased by his family. >> yeah that is a fascinating point. thanks so much polo sandoval. let's talk more about this. joining us now from new york is former fbi agent jonathan gillian. jonathan is also a former police officer. you are among those not real excited about all that you saw, even though in the end, no one was hurt, no one was killed but you hear the officer saying not going to do it. i don't want to shoot you. and he took his time hoping that this suspect would acquiesce, which ultimate

i'm not going to shoot you. >> 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 time to get a shot off and kill you. that might be 0.1 second. >> a second that could last a lifetime. >> officer kidder went on to say he feels his military background likely allowed him to manage the situation the way he did. he is a former marine that served two tours of duty. even the recipient of a purple heart. last thing i should mention, that camera he was wearing that captured those images, that was not department issued. his family bought it for the officer. it was another pair of eyes to keep watch as he continued to work the bea

>> 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

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

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

>> 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

. >> reporter: the officer is 27-year-old jessie 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. [ screaming ] >> reporter: he warned kidder that the murder suspect may try to get himself shot and he may have a gun. >> be advised he possibly has a weapon under the seat. could possibly be suicide by cop. >> he put his hands in his pocket there. my eyes are watching that hand right now. nothing else. >> reporter: backpedalling the entire time kidder stumbles and falls. >> i'm thinking at this point that if he goes into attack i'll have to use deadly force to defend myself. >> 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 restraint. this officer would have been justified to shoot. >> reporter: the confrontation took less than a minute. captured on a body camera after he started wearing it on his own after the shooting in michael brown that.

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'

. >> 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

officer kidder had done that. i said in any little thing different that could have occurred in this situation, may have ended up in a different result. so for this to actually be claimed as a model, i don't think i can say that. officers out there, they just have to go on their gut instinct and they have to make these split second decisions without warning. and, so you know i really don't care how many procedures that you have in place when it comes to it officers in the field just have to be wise in their decision making. >> and it's great when we can trust the instincts, and when police officers can trust the instincts? are you concerned? you said you would not make this a model, are you concerned with all the stories around the country right now of instances of perhaps excessive force that it is causing a moment of pause among officers that it's causing them to think too much at a time when they really don't have the time to think too much. >> and that's what we're seeing in law enforcement nowadays. officers a

great work officer kidder. 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 new caaaaaar!!!! say hello to the season's hottest convertible... ohhh....and say goodbye to samantha. [ male announcer ] geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he sai

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toward him and demanding that officer kidder shoot him. >> get your hands up!t 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 eliminated all doubt that this officer would have been justified if, in fact, it came t

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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 the brand more people buy and buy again. wow! that's a four-cylinder? i thought it was a six. i definitely feel the ecoboost in the ford escape. that's like a sports car. i just opened my tr

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

but he wasn't having it. >> reporter: kidder an iraq war veteran, said his military training helped himp a level head. >> i'm thinking at this point that if he goes into attack i will have to use deadly force to defend myself. >> reporter: the incident took less than a minute caught on a body cam kidder chose to wear on his own after the shooting of michael brown in ferg san, missouri. across the country the use of body cameras is up. like in tulsa, oklahoma this week when a volunteer deputy says he mistook his gun for a taszer. >> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> reporter: and this police shooting in st. louis on friday. >> why are you carrying a knife? >> reporter: police say a suspect with a knife charged officers worried for their safety, they sh but videos are open to different interpretations. and some worry cameras may hold back officers. >> increasingly cops are going to wonder before they take that final step in to very difficult situations that put them into harm's way on what the outcome if it ends badly? >> reporter: in ohio it ended . >> i wanted to be absolutely sure before i use

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this is jessie kidder hereof new richmond. cop. bad guy who was literally asking for it. >> put your hand -- >> no man not going to do it. >> shoot me. shoot me. >> now. back up. >> scary is that? even after backpedaling and falling to the ground kidder refuses to fire his weapon. police arrived and arrested the man without any incident. kidder said a relative gave him the body camera after last year's police-involved shooting in ferguson. >> now, dozens of 911 calls after drivers spot some very unusual cargo on top of mini-van in ohio. police dash cam video showing the van being pulled over now what you don't see what's inside that crate strapped on the roof. four puppies. the driver says he had no idea he was doing anything wrong the family was driving from akron, ohio to pennsylvania. a trip that would have been about 300 miles. the puppies were not hurt, they were turned over to the human society. the driver was not charged but he did receive a warning from police. >>> pilgrims flocking to a cathedral in italy to see a rar

at the state department at kidder one day they said why don't we just say when reselling an apology we don't mean it? that was the solution it one of to the top floor of the state department. u.s. citing his apology and north korea we're inside their waters but we don't mean this. it is dalai. we may get up. we can do whatever we want to do. that is to disavow the agreement. and johnson had flexibility after the seizure about his actions. and they came back around with that same situation. another mideast war six years after wanted to start the war with the hostilities to make peace. i never talked to him but it happened several times the crisis was sent the second or third week and always after kissinger about what he was doing but he was completely withdrawn which was the modus operandi. when it came to push came to shove on the 24th of october kissinger had told the israelis to ignore a the cease-fire that backfired because they saw them to keep fighting. so they sent a cable to kissinger to intervene if we did not stop the israelis. sova to happen in the sit room mix in was upstair

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 with split-second decisions that mean life and death. i wanted to be sure i used deadly force. >> for him

>> reporter: dispatch warned kidder that the murder suspect may try to get himself shot.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 on his own after the shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. that incident among a string of others since have put police tactics and use of force in the spotlight. >> the difficulty is that you've got hundred of thousands of police officers in the country, some of them working in di

rushing toward him and demanding that officer kidder shoot him. >> get your hands up!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 ] 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. subject is running. >> get your hands out. you understand that? >> if that doesn't tell you what police officers face on the street, the officer admits there were some tense moments as you can see there, but, ultimately, reveals why he never pulled the trigger. 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 deal with split-second decisions between life and death. i wanted to be sure i used d

. >> 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 defend myself. [ bleep ] >> get down on the ground! >> reporter: backup arrived, the suspect was arrested and no one was shot. >>> alcoholic beverage control agents may be going too far in virginia. an associated press investigation found that abc ajens have been hit with complaints of using excessive force three times in the last five years. we know one incident is not included. from two years ago involving a student at university of virginia. in that case an agent mistook elizabeth daley's sparkling water for beer and tried to break the window on her car. it's unclear if a complaint has been filed for the recent arrest of martese johnson who was bleeding as atf agents handcuffed him. >>> investigators say an officer was unloading some stuff in his car when a thief jumped in and drove off. the officer fired at least one shot at the car, a few blocks away the car thief stopped and dropped the child off unharmed. police later found that car a

. >> that was officer kidder's police chief.r said it was his time as a marine that helped him to keep his cool. >>> two unions banned from working at the pennsylvania convention center are now a step closer to returning. leaders with the metropolitan regional council of carpenter and teamsters local 107 say they were improperly banned from the convention center in philadelphia last year. a labor relations examiner initially decided to toss out complaints filed by those unions but the examiner has reversed that decision. officials now plan to hold hearings on the issues. >>> 9:26 on your sunday morning, and when we come right back here on nbc 10 news today, a shooting investigation going on right now at a college campus in delaware. three people were wounded, nbc 10 ease jesse gary is live in dover. jesse? >> ted, that's right. the investigation for the shooting here on campus last night and another shooting off-campus early this morning. we'll bring you up to speed on both of them coming up after the break. >>> it's not going t

>> 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 other cases. >> reporter: a new study foun

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he kept back pedaling while the suspect insisted officer kidder shoot him. >> i was trying to open ae but he wasn't having it. he just kept repeating shoot me. at one point he said shoot me or i'll shoot you. he got towards my face right as i lost balance. i'm thinking a that point if he goes into attack me that i will have to use deadly force. >> reporter: and just in the nick of time, there's the sound of back up. and a surrender. >> for him to make the judgment call that he did, shows great restraint and maturity. to ylem nate all doubt -- eliminate all doubt that this offer would have been justified. >> he says a relative of his gave him the body camera. the new richmond police chief says he hopes to get funding for the rest of his department as well. >>> more than 160 people sent to the hospital in new york after smoking synthetic marijuana. stated officials issuing a health alert about the drug yesterday. did -- this recent rash of hospitalization is due to k2 it mimic the effects of marijuana but are coated in chemicals. symptoms range from confusion f heard rates and seizures

officer jessie kidder kept his finger on the trigger as a suspected killer came running at him, daringto shoot. the officer kept his cool even after tripping and falling on his back. after a full minute help arrived. >> i felt during the interaction he was trying to goad me in to opening fire on him. clerly he was yelling me shoot me, shoot me. >> reporter: police arrested michael wilcox. the officer served two tours in iraq and said he knew wilcox was trying to commit suicide by cop. >>> new details on the oklahoma volunteer sheriffs deputy who shot and killed an unarmed suspect earlier this month. tulsa county sheriffs records show 73-year-old robert bates was pro-initiate firearms and dozens of other training courses. bates charged with second degree manslaughter said he mistakenly pulled out his handgun instead of a stun gun when he killed eric harris. >>> a narrow escape for students on a bus trip in massachusetts. you can hear the panic as college students rush to escape a burning bus with seconds to spare. the students were in a caravan of four buses heading to boston for a lunc