again denies michael scott a visa. this time, the british and the americans go to the indian delegation and say, you really really don't want to set this president. you do not want to put a disaffected individual as an official member of your delegation. think about it. what would happen with the pakistan -- if it pakistan delegation put a disaffected indian on? so india backs off. again, the international league for the rights of man on whose board the p6 -- naacp since has official status with the u.n. so the international league designates the reverend michael scott as their official delegate to the u.n. with that headquarters agreement, he is able to get into the united states. once again, the u.s. with all of these restrictions on his visa. the naacp is angry but undeterred. it begins to mount a campaign for the reverend michael scott. part of this campaign is to get to eleanor roosevelt. she is on the board of directors of the naacp and who is chair of the u.n. commission on human rights, because they understand

again denies michael scott a visa. this time, the british and the americans go to the indian delegation and say, you really really don't want to set this president. -- precedent. you do not want to put a disaffected individual as an official member of your delegation. think about it. what would happen with the pakistan -- if it pakistan delegation put a disaffected indian on? so india backs off. again, the international league for the rights of man on whose board the naacp since has official status with the u.n. so the international league designates the reverend michael scott as their official delegate to the u.n. with that headquarters agreement, he is able to get into the united states. once again, the u.s. with all of these restrictions on his visa. the naacp is angry but undeterred. it begins to mount a campaign for the reverend michael scott. part of this campaign is to get to eleanor roosevelt. she is on the board of directors of the naacp and who is chair of the u.n. commission on human rights, because they und

scott's body. was he trying to plant a taser gun next to him? >> reporter: officers michaelshooting walter scott is shocking enough but it's this moment says los angeles defense attorney that is something he's never seen. >> it looks like the officer is dropping an object. we see him drop the taser there. i've never had this corroborating evidence that this particular tape represents. i've heard the complaints over and over and over again. it's a common experience. >> reporter: frequent claims by suspects alleging police planting evidence have been difficult to prove. in the late 1990s more than 70 officers in the lapd's division were implicated in tampering with and planting evidence in thousands of cases. officers were fired or prosecuted but the public never saw the lapd planting evidence. with more smart phone, cameras and policing there's more video capturing how police engage with the public. erm earlier this year dash cam video captures a stop in detroit. he approaches gun drawn. the police officer punches dent in the head. in the police report he says he was only pro

. >> rehema ellis is at baltimore city hall joined by community activist michael scott. rehema. >> reporter: lawrence, i should tell you we're three miles from the area of penn and north where you saw the smoke rise up and here it has been calm all night and michael scott, community activist with equitywhat you have seen. >> i have seen the amazing resolve and baltimore youth initiative high school kids out talking to the mayor and youth all over the city. i've seen the jordan heights development corporation making sure that the senior center behind the burned out cvs had food that meals on wheels could be delivered and more food than they need and seen the living well make sure the doors open so youth had a place to go. >> seen your community respond in a positive way. >> even clean up. you could not even tell it happened the morning after. >> what about tomorrow. so many things people were on the streets and protesting for, how does this translate into real change for meme in the days to come. >> i think we're hearing a new conversation. i think the conventional wisdom

. >> rehema ellis is at baltimore city hall joined by community activist michael scott. rehema. >> reporter: lawrence, i should tell you we're three miles from the area of penn and north where you saw the smoke rise up and here it has been calm all night and michael scott, community activist with what you have seen. >> i have seen the amazing resolve and baltimore youth initiative high school kids out talking to the mayor and youth all over the city. i've seen the jordan heights development corporation making sure that the senior center behind the burned out cvs had food that meals on wheels could be delivered and more food than they need and seen the living well make sure the doors open so youth had a place to go. >> seen your community respond in a positive way. >> even clean up. you could not even tell it happened the morning after. >> what about tomorrow. so many things people were on the streets and protesting for, how does this translate into real change for meme in the days to come. >> i think we're hearing a new conversation. i think the conventional wisdom and c

she is joined by community activist michael scott. rehema. >> lawrence, i should tell you we're three miles from the area of penn and north where you saw a lot of that smoke rise up that police had cleared and here it has been calm all night and michael scott, community activity, your reaction of what you've seen over the last couple of nights in your city. >> i have seen the amazing resolve and will of citizens and baltimore youth initiative high school kids out talking to the mayor and youth all over the city. i've seen the development corporation making sure that the senior center behind the burned out cvs had food that meals on wheels could be delivered and more food than they need right now and i've seen them make sure that the doors were open so youth had a place to go. >> seen your community respond in a positive way. >> extraordinary and even clean up. you couldn't even tell it happened the morning after. >> some are asking tonight they're going to say what about tomorrow? so many things people were on the streets and protesti

. >>> an ex-hayward cop is behind bars. 55-year-old michael scott beal faces nine felony counts for stealing half a million dollars from a mentally ill woman he once arrested for prostitution. he allegedly told the woman he was going to marry her and they would buy a house together. he retired in 2015 after 27 years with hayward pd. >>> remember this guy? they called him the mrs. doubtfire robber because he dressed in drag while robbing a bang. they caught him. he is behind bars tonight. he was busted in carmel. >>> san francisco's catholic archbishop has new weekend plans and he won't be going to washington. he decided to pass on the march for marriage that promotes hetero sexual marriage only. he came under fire for going last year. >>> carly florina is announcing that she is running for the republican nomination. and she will make that announcement on may 4. in iowa today, she shook hands with voters at a cafe and attempted to distance herself from hillary clinton. >> i bring a different perspective to the table. a different voice to the table. by the way, i look different. but i think, w

some praised authorities for moving quickly to charge the officer with the shooting death of michael scott>> this is finally an opportunity to validate what we have always been saying. there is harassment and profiling and abuse, and intimidation happening on a regular basis in this area but we don't have video every time. >> reporter: the police released the radio dispatch wednesday. in a news conference disrupted by protesters the mayor said slager has been terminated. but the police chief was pressed on two key points whether other officers witnessed the shooting and if the officers administered cpr. >> i have watched the video, and i was sickened by what i saw. i was told that life -- saving -- that they tried to save his life. >> reporter: under mounting pressure. the mayor announced the department has secured a grant to purchase body cameras for officers. >> we have ordered this morning an additional 150 body cameras, so that every officer that is on the street in uniform will have a body camera. >> reporter: but organizers of the group black lives matter say they want more. >> we ne

stop for a broken taillight ended with an officer shooting and killing the driver 50-year-old michael scott>> i don't want this to become an ferguson. >> hopefully it was done for the right reasons, you know? >> reporter: newly released video seems to indicate otherwise. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: eight shots fired at the back of a fleeing scott who reportedly had already been hit with a taser. he falls to the ground. he officer places him in hand motionless. he would later state in his report scott tried to gain control of his taser, but while no weapon was ground on scott, the officer appears to develop an object of some kind near scott's body. the report says they performed cpr on scott, but the video does not show that. >> this officer gunned down an unarmed man who was not a threat. >> reporter: shaken authorities in north charleston agreed. >> i can tell you as a result of that video, and the bad decision made by our officer, he will be charged with murder. >> reporter: scott's family is gratified the truth came out. >> i don't think that all police officers are bad cops but there are s

today, 33-year-old north charleston police officer michael slager charged in the death of michael scott. he was pronounced dead at the scene. today the north charleston mayor said it was a bad decision made by an officer. >> i don't care if you are behind the shield or a it iscitizen on the street, you have to live by the e decision. >> >> reporter: and the police expressed the sympathy to the family. >> it is a tragic day for many. >> reporter: tonight scott's family and the attorney speaking out praising the witness. >> what happened today doesn't happen all of the time. what if there was no video? what if there was no witness or hero as i call him to come forward forward? then this wouldn't have happened. >> when it happened the first day, all we wanted was the truth. and i think that through the process, we have received the truth. >> and while slager said he feared for his life he was arrestedless than an hour to city and police officials. >> even if the police officers had taken the stun gun, there was an immediate need for the lethal force, and there is a need to charge him so qu

it shows police officer michael slager firing eight times at michael scott as he was walking away. . >> the police who are policeing the citizens of this country are using deadly force with far too great ease. >> the city of north charles will now equip police officers with body cameras. the video will reportedly show the moments leading up to the shooting. >>> sunnyvale police are now examining surveillance video following a deadly officer-involved shooting. at 11:00 yesterday morning, police responded to reports of a robbery in a liquor store on tasman drive near the lawrence expressway. police say an officer arrived to find the suspect in a back ally holding a knife. police say the man refused to put the knife down, and when he started to approach, the officer opened fire. >> i was just standing, holding a knife. we just heard the officers screaming "put the knife down." he went towards it knife. that's when they shot him. >> the suspect, a white male in his mid-20s, was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. police say the knife -- a knife was recovered at the scene

a 55-year-old michael scott faces charges.legedly told the woman he was going to marry her and they would buy a house together. he retired back in 2013 after 27 years with hayward pd. >>> you remember this guy? police called him the mrs. doubt fire robber because of a drag outfit that he wore while robbing a bank earlier this month. well they caught him. he is behind bars tonight. police busted him. when they searched his car they found the disguise. >>> san francisco catholic archbishops has new weekend plans and he won't be going to washington. he came under fire for going to last year's event. >>> in iowa tonight. why iowa? well that is where people running for president like to hang out. the wall street jourpal reports that she will indeed announce she is running. and will make that announcement on may 4. in iowa today she shook hands with voters and attempted to distance herself from hillary clinton. >> i just bring a different voice to the table. by the i look different. i think we need a president of the united states n

scott, who was running away. the shooting occurred on saturday morning after north charlestown police officer michael slager stoppedalter scott for a broken brake light. walter scott was a father of four who served for two years in the u.s. coast guard. chris stewart is an attorney for the scott family. chris stewart: what if there was no video? what if there was no witness, or hero, if i call him, to come forward? then this would not have happened because as you can see, the initial reports stated something totally different. the officer said mr. scott attacked him and pulled his taser and tried to use it on him, but somebody was watching. >> hallelujah. chris stewart: there was a witness they came forward with a video command the initial reports were wrong. nermeen: before the video was posted online, the north charlestown police department and the officer's attorney defended the use of deadly force. on monday, "the post and courier" ran a report headlined, quote, attorney says "north charleston police officer felt threatened before fatal shooting." the paper reported, quote, "police allege that during the strugg

. >>> former hayward police sergeant is now in jail. 55-year-old michael scott beale faces nine felony counts. he is accused of stealing nearly half a million dollars from a mentally ill woman he once arrested for prostitution. he allegedly told the woman he was going to marry her and they would buy a house together. he retired after 27 years with hayward police. >>> a man suspected of being the "mrs. doubtfire" robber is now in jail. police gave him the nickname because he wore women's clothing while robbing a santa cruz bank april 3. police in carmel arrested brandon. when they searched the vehicle they found parts of the proceeds from the robbery. >>> archbishop salvatore cordileone won't go to the march for marriage on saturday. he had originally planned to take part in washington but now he says other bishops will take his place. he spoke at the event last year provoking criticism from san francisco politicians and he is under fire for demanding that school staffers sign a morality clause. >>> 4:39 now. california a step closer to requiring vaccinations for nearly all schoolchildr

"the new york times" released this video showing officer michael slager firing shots at michael scott as he was running away from him. the shooting followed a traffic stop on saturday. authorities say the officer initially tasered scott and later shot him and then handcuffed him. officer slager was charged yesterday after officers viewed the video. we learned the victim's family is filing a lawsuit against the police department. >> i don't think that all police officers are bad cops. but there are some bad ones out there. and i don't want to see anyone get shot down the way that my brother got shot down. >> the police officer claimed he feared for his life. the justice department is reviewing the video. now family lawyers say the person who shot the video is cooperating with the authorities and he may speak publicly at some point in the near future. live in the digital operations center, vai sikahema nbc 10. >>> 5:46. happening today, delaware's attorney general and wilmington police will hear from the public about ways to improve the new foot patrol project. the patrols have been act

the infamous video of the shooting of michael scott. >> a police officer in war chester massachusetts is facing charges this morning after allegedly assaulting a black suspect. >> this department is a big believer of transparency with. when something like this comes forward, no matter what it might be if there's enough evidence to support the claim, we go forward and take appropriate charges against the officer. >> this happened in worcester massachusetts. the incident happened in december at the police station. it was caught on surveillance video. a suspect was hand custody in a holding cell when the officer allegedly punched him to the ground. he is a 17 year veteran of the force. he has been put on leave. >> president obama is in panama today for what is said to be a historic meeting with cuban president raul castro. both leaders are attending the summit of the americans beginning today. they arrived last night. this is the first time cuba has been invited to the regional summit. it comes when the u.s. and cuba are trying to normalize relations after 50 years. randall pinkston join

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todd urey michael scott, thank you to both men and play now for everybody because earlier i had a chanceup in the sand town area and their message for those that would wish to do harm in the city tonight. >> what would your message be to kids that may see this today and feel inspired to do something? >> just look around you and look at the devastation and destruction. like, why would you want to replicate that? this is -- this is real life like pain. this is real life like memories and things that you can't get back. people -- like building up a business or store, why should it be wiped away in minutes. >> you're saying the neighborhood watching a neighborhood. >> this is our neighborhood. we don't want to bring it down. everyone is hurt and everyone -- they show how they feel their pain and where they show it but you have to think about the outcome. you don't want to bring down your own city and own neighborhood. protest, write lerds, put it in writing, stand in front of business where people are paying attention. you don't want to bring down your own neighborhood. when it's time to get

michael slager. you saw him stop walter scott, asked for his license, registration. they discussed. the music you were hearing was coming from the police officer's vehicle. he went back to his vehicle, the police officer, michael slager and you saw walter scott get out of that vehicle, out of that mercedes and simply start running. the dash cam video only showing the car. the other video then later picking up we are showing you the beginning of this dash cam video. marc morial is with us, the president of the national urban league. tom fuentes is with us law enforcement analyst, former assistant director of the fbi. tom, your analysis first of what we just saw. because we didn't see this before the other video that was shot by that private citizen. >> what we see here wolf is officer slager was completely professional. he walks up to the car, he courteously asks for the paperwork for the car, driver's license, he's having a discussion with scott about who owns the car and is he buying the car and trying to get information about it. he then goes back to the police car and you would th

but it clearly shows walter scott running, his back turned to officer michael slager who fires eight shots. scott's family lawyers says he was hit five times, four in the back, one in the ear. this video is the crucial piece of evidence. without it, officer slager may never have been charged with murder. camera phones are everywhere these days. just by recording an event that you're witnessing, any citizen could potentially gathering evidence. but do you hand this over without a warrant? >> it's absolutely a choice. the police do not have the right to take people's cell phones away randomly. >> i'll need your information and take your phone. >> reporter: last week, this officer demanded a witness hand over his video. it's unclear how the video was released. it shows an officer who appears to sit and punch an unarmed man, phillip white, before a police dog clearly bites his arm. shortly after this video, white died in police custody, after officers reported he was in respiratory distress. white's death in police custody is now under investigation. >> they're going to be subject to scru

scott was shot to death. officer michaelr who was fired from his job in the north charleston police department is now sitting in a jail cell and he is charged with mr. scott's murder. the county sheriff tells cnn that officer slager is in a cell by himself, that he is isolated from the general population and that he is frequently being monitored for his mental health. video of officer michael slager's actions right after the shooting of walter scott is raising some troubling questions about what he was actually doing. was he, in fact, trying to plant evidence to justify the shooting or was it something else? our kyung lah reports. >> reporter: officer michael slager shooting walter scott is shocking enough, but it is this moment, says los angeles defense attorney, darren kavinoky, this is something he's never seen. >> it looks like the officer is dropping an object. we see him drop what appears to be the taser there. i've never had any kind of corroborating evidence that this particular piece of tape represents. but i've hea

the instantly iconic horrifying video from his cell phone, that depicts the shooting death of scott by michael slagger. earlier today, michael slager was arraigned, charged with murder here in the city of 100,000. that, after a shooting on saturday, which originally police had said happened pause officer slager feared for his life, telling a dispatcher and also in the police department that walter scott had grabbed his taser and he feared for his life. then yesterday in the afternoon, this video released. earlier today, my colleague, craig melvin, got to talk to the man who actually shot that piece of video. take a listen. >> what did you see is? and what did you do? >> i saw in the video, the shooting. you know, after the victim was dead. before i was walking to my job. i was walking to my job, and i witnessed mr. scott coming out of the -- coming out of -- >> running? >> yeah, running. and then i saw maybe five seconds later a cop after him, chasing him. yelling at him to stop. my first thought, you know, i thought that something would happen about it, so i just went to the scene to see what

scott was shot and killed a week ago as he ran from police officer michael slager. word ministry's pastor george hamilton he presided over the ceremony he called scott's death an act of overt racism and motivated by racial prejudice. attorneys for scott's family were quick to address the fiery rhetoric saying the family is not bitter. >> you would assume that they're angry. you would assume that they're devastated. but all of those assumptions would be incorrect. because this family has shown you time and time again that the thing that guides them is faith. >> reporter: stewart says the family plans to file a civil lawsuit while the criminal investigation continues, slager's case could ending up in the hands of a grand jury as early as next month. he's been fired from the police force and faces a possible murder charge. in the meantime scott's family says they're proud of his legacy. >> their son is going to be remembered for changing the way that we look at each other because next time something does happen to an individual be he african-american you will now think

. >> reporter: the man who killed walter scott was officer michael slager.e said he feared for his life because michael scott had taken his stun gun. the video suggests that the officer dropped the taser gun by mr. scott's body after his death. he's now been charged with murder. the police chief here appealed for calm. >> i have been praying for peace, peace for the family and peace for this community. >> reporter: but people in the crowd were determined to voice their anger towards the authorities. the incident's reminiscent of other killings of african-american men by white police officers in recent months in america and the outrage that followed. well, the protests here have been small unlike those that followed the killing of michael brown, the unarmed teenager in ferguson last year but there has been that video and there has been unusually swift action against the police officer involved as well but that is not to say that the killing of walter scott hasn't once again exposed a huge issue of race and policing in this country. >> staying in the united st

dash camera video shows michael slager pulling over walter scott for a broken taillight.now are getting to the scene and how it unfolded from gabe guttierez live in north charleston for us. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. quhil while this video does fill in some gaps, but it does not actually show any type of struggle or the shooting. still this morning state investigators are now saying that they had suspicions about this shooting from the very beginning. now, the video shows walter scott pulling into an auto parts store. it was apparently a routine traffic stop and the oir wentfficer went up asked for license and registration. scott said he recently bought the car from a neighbor. a few seconds later, scott bolts from the car. it is unclear why he ran, but previously his family had said he may have been trying to avoid jail time because he'd been previously arrested for back child support. now, this morning we're also hearing for the first time from the family of officer slager his mother says that she is devastated she has not seen the video yet and she

authorities released police dash cam video showing the moments before officer michael slager shot and killed walter scott. we know more about how michael slager was allowed to stay on the force, despite a complaint of excessive force. jonathan martin is in south carolina. two significant developments today. >> certainly. and a lot of people have been asking questions - what happened before the shooting. the dash cam provide a few new details about what happened. especially that initial traffic stop what happened before. this today is again a man coming forward, describing his initial encounter about a year and a half ago with michael slager where he says excessive force was an issue. >> mario told his story to reporters on thursday about a north charleston police officer who used a stun gun on him two years ago. >> he was late. i put my hand up. he still dazed him. >> reporter: gibbons said police ignored his complaint and cleared the officer. his name michael slager the same officer charged with murder after shooting and killing walter scott in the back as he ran away last saturday. >> if they listened

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calling the shooting death of michael scott outrageous black leaders in charleston gather to urge state police and the justice department to review other cases where they claim police failed to properly investigate. >> i've heard from others in the community who are now saying things have happened to them with the aggressive nature of the north charleston police department so we're going see how this unfolds with the good citizens of north charleston. >> the the most recent case is less than a year ago a 19 year old was killed. they said he committed suicide. the tape got lost of what actually happened. >>reporter: david madam speaker who lives in north charleston says the shooting of scott should force state leaders to take complaints of racial profiling and excessive force more seriously. he's pushing fellow law makers to require body cameras for every police officer in south carolina. >> we're going to take that up in both the house and the senate next week and hopefully this will be enough motivation to get it passed. >>reporter: after word the protesters were planning to block traf

officer michael slager has, of course, been arraigned, charged with murder for the shooting death of walter scott. officer slager was also dismissed from the north charleston police force after this video was presented to authorities, which appears to show officer slager shooting mr. scott as he runs away. the south carolina law enforcement division as well as the fbi are conducting ongoing investigations. the dash cam video shows what happens in those first minutes after officer slager pulled mr. scott over. it shows the final moments before the shooting. [ radio playing ] >> of course, we know what happened next, after the two men disappeared from the dash cam video, because it was caught on video by a bystander. officer slager fired eight shots, five struck mr. scott, according to the coroner's report. the man who recorded that video, without which there might not be a true accounting of what happened that day met with the parents of michael scott today, for the first time since he turned over his video to the family. joining me now, msnbc natural correspondent, joy reid. joy, i know you've be

video surfaced of north charleston police officer michael slager shooting and killing resident michael scotte to wear body cameras while on duty. joining me now is public advocate for new york city la letitia james and michael schmidt. is this video a line in the sand? are we going to look back and say remember when police didn't wear body cameras? >> they provide transparency and accountable for police officers when they engage in any sort of objective record of police/civilian encounters. we would not be in this position but for the camera that was worn by this gentlemen, but it is critically important that police officers capture these street encounters throughout this nation. i think it would go a long way improving police and community relations and go a long way in preventing anything like this from happening. >> it is worth noting this is not footage today that we're seeing. walter scott's footage is from a bystander. who saw something happening and held down the record button. how did this come to fruition? >> what happened was the family was given the video on monday and they immedi

of swindling nearly half million dollars from mentally ill woman he once arrested. 55-year-old michael scott beale was arrested at his modesto home on monday. he met the victim when he busted her for prostitution in 2002. she said she gave him $450,000 paying partially for his mortgage and property taxes. investigators say he promised her they would get married when he retired. she did not know he was involved in illegal activity before retiring in 2013. >> desperate plea from the parents of a missing cupertino teenager as a frantic search goes on. 17-year-old sullivan showed up for his first period class monday morning but then disappeared. dozens of volunteers are searching for him right now. >> i'm just afraid that somewhere else outside we're searching. i hope he is safe near home. i just want him home. i want my baby home. >> the santa clara sheriff's office is calling this an open investigation but does not suspect foul play. the search will continue into the evening. >> police say they didn't do anything wrong in response to claims from the family of a missing boy who say that officer

saturday morning in north charleston, south carolina, 50 year old walter scott satin side his car after being stopped by officer michael slager who pulled scott over for a broken tail light. scott then told officer slager he didn't have the proper insurance paperwork because he was getting ready to buy the car two days later. >> scott told slager the insurance card was with his friend. >> my car is down. >> officer slager told scott to wait in the car. almost 452nd later walter scott opened his door and began running. officer slager started running after him. his microphone recorded the officer use the word taser three times. >> taser taser, tazer. >> this leads to the next piece of video. this cell phone video where slager pulled out his gun and fired eight times toward walter scott. slager's mother spoke to cbs news. >> i grieve for them. i grieve for us. because this is such a life changer. and it is hard. it is very hard. >> ron who is co-used to head up the fbi criminal investigation division. >> to shoot this victim in the back multiple times while he is merely trying to flee from a non-violent crime is deeply tr

cell phone video captures officer michael slag,r firing his weapon eight times at a fleeing michael scott. since the shooting, he was fired, and is now facing murder charges. back in 2013, the officer has an unnecessary use of force charge against him, but it was dismissed. the fbi and justice department are investigating the shooting. slager said he feared for his wife after scott allegedly took his taser. later in the cell phone video, it shows slag,r handcuffing scott, walking away only to return with a dark object that slag,r dropped near scott's body. >> the video, you know, as helpful as it is in any situation, is still only going to give you part of the picture, and it's not going to give you every perspective. but based on what i saw, it was pretty shocking. >> reporter: today we're expecting to see another perspective when the north charleston police department said it will release dash cam video from saturday's shooting. coming up in my next report, we'll tell you the changes that are coming to that department. . >>> there are new questions about whether the utility is simply to

of swindling nearly half million dollars from mentally ill woman he once arrested. 55-year-old michael scott beale was arrested at his modesto home on monday. he met the victim when he busted her for prostitution in 2002. she said she gave him $450,000 paying partially for his mortgage and property taxes. investigators say he promised her they would get married when he retired. she did not know he was involved in illegal activity before retiring in 2013. >> desperate plea from the parents of a missing cupertino teenager as a frantic search goes on. 17-year-old sullivan showed up for his first period class monday morning but then disappeared. dozens of volunteers are searching for him right now. >> i'm just afraid that somewhere else outside we're searching. i hope he is safe near home. i just want him home. i want my baby home. >> the santa clara sheriff's office is calling this an open investigation but does not suspect foul play. the search will continue into the evening. >> police say they didn't do anything wrong in response to claims from the family of a missing boy who say that officer

. >> michael scott biel was arrested at his modesto home on monday. prosecutors said he met the victim when he arrested her for prostitution in 2002. she says she gave him 450,000 paying partially for a home they lived in and that they promised they would get married when they retired. they didn't know beil was engaged in any illegal activity before retiring in 2013. >>> an islamic extremist with an arsenal of weapons was planning an attack on french churches. >> police say his plan failed after he accidentally shot himself in the leg. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez with the details. >> reporter: a close call in paris. authorities stopping what they say could have been another charlie heb doughdo type of massacre. a man caught by chance as investigators said he was about to launch a terrorist attack on churches. >> this individual was in contact with another person who was in syria with whom he exchanged information on the condition of an attack. >> reporter: before he could, french police say the 24-year-old suspect accidentally shot himself sunday

reporter: on saturday morning, around 9:30 in the area of craig roads, michael slagger pulled over michael scottillight on the car he was driving. a foot chase ensued. again, just a few hundred yards away, continued down this path here. mostly grassy area. a few yards behind a pawnshop and shopping center. this is where it all ends for walter scott. the chase ends in a confrontation in which officer slagger shoots scott with a taser. scott takes off running. officer slagger raised his pistol and fired eight shots. scott is fatally wounded. as scott lay dying, officer slagger put hand cuffs on him. he then jogs back to where the altercation began. he picks up an object off the ground and drops the object here at scott's feet. unbeknownst to officer slagger, there was a witness filming the entire episode from this side of the fence. he captured the last horrific moments of walter scott's life. >> joining me is trymaine. i've been talking to the people since i got here today, talking about the context in which this happened. we saw a little bit from the young man who shot the video. this is not fer

. >>> former hayward police sergeant behind bars. 55-year-old michael scott beal faces nine felony countsaccused of stealing nearly a half million dollars from a mentally ill woman he once arrested for prostitution. he allegedly told the woman he was going to marry her and they would buy a home together. beal retired in 2013 after 27 years with the hayward police department. >>> the battle over vaccinations has taken another turn. a state senate committee that proved a bill that would require vaccinations for nearly all schoolchildren in california. more now from derek shore in sacramento. >>> with that vote, the controversial sb277 passed another major hurdle on the way to becoming law and what a difference a week makes. a bill to remove the parent's right to choose stalled in the senate education committee. >> these are my kids. this is totally -- this is totally taking away a right of mine to choose how i want to get to medical care for them. >> reporter: .inence packing in but this time without public comment. expressing outrage after the vote. >> i think that that's a discussion that

scott? what happened in the crucial moments between the dashcam video and the video of the police officer, now former police officer, he's been fired, michael slager, shooting scott in the back. the dashcam video shows the officer approaching scott's car. moments later after the officer returns to his patrol car, scott gets out and takes off running. dash camera video also shows an officer patting down and searching the passenger who was in walter scott's car. a family attorney says the man was a co-worker and a friend of scott's but did not identify him by name. the passenger was detained, placed in the back of a patrol car. cnn spoke exclusively to a new witness in the case. she says she saw a scuffle between walter scott and the police officer, michael slager. brian todd spoke with gwen nichols about what happened from her vantage point. >> reporter: nichols says she was in the neighborhood when she heard the police cars speeding by. curious, she followed them to the advanced auto parts parking lot where officer michael slager pulled walter scott over. at that point, she said there was chaos. she said she saw the two men at the entrance

. >>> a former hayward police sergeant is in jail. 55-year-old michael scott beal facing nine felonyused of stealing nearly half million dollars from a mentally ill woman he once arrested for prostitution. he allegedly told the woman he was going to marry her and they would buy a home together. beal retired in 2013 after 27 years with the hayward police. >>> san francisco's catholic archbishop will not go to an annual march in washington on saturday against same-sex marriage. archbishop dolan bishop had originally planned to take part but now he says other bishops will take his place. cordileone spoke at the event last year provoking criticism from several san francisco residents. he has been under fire lately from fellow catholics for demanding that school staffers sign a morality clause. >>> it is a big hurdle cleared for a bill that calls for almost all california schoolkids to be vaccinated. state senate education committee approved it yesterday. it would ban exemptions to vaccinations except for those who can't get them for medical reasons. the bill was amended to exempt homesch

. >> reporter: the video is shaky taken on a cell phone but clearly shows walter scott running, his back turned to michael slager who fires eight shots. scott's family lawyer says he was hit five times. four in the back one in the ear. this video is the crucial peace of evidence. without it the officer may never have been charged with murder. camera phones are everywhere and just by recording an event that you're witnessing any citizen could be gathering evidence but do you hand this over without a warrant? >> it's absolutely a choice. the police do not have the right to take people's cell phones away. >> i'll need your information and i'm going to take your phone. >> reporter: just last week this officer in new jersey demanded a witness hand over his video of the an arrest. authorities turned down our request for comment and it's unclear how the video was released. it shows an officer who appears to sit and punched an unarmed man before police dog clearly bites his arm. shortly after this video white died in police custody after officers reported he was in respiratory arrest. >> they're going to be subje

critical gap to when we see scott get out of his vehicle and run away to the video where we see him shoot him. >> this seems to be a calm uneventful traffic stop, when michael slager pulls over walter scott's mercedes for a broken taillight. >> scott is in the drivers seat and tries to get out. then scott bolts and slager chases after him and moments later shoots him dead. they said the shooting seemed suspicious from the start with multiple wounds in his back. they said the cell phone video confirmed their suspicious. >> slager's mom has not been able to watch the video of. >> just can't maybe to some people are you being in denial but i'm sorry i just can't. >> in an incidents report police said they continued to perform cpr until ems arrived. >> you didn't see anyone perform cpr? >> no. >> compress his chest? >> no nothing like that. >> walter scott's funeral is held on saturday, what is expected to draw a large number of mourners the mayor said this week that the city officials and police department will be on hand to give support to the scott family. karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >>> the census bureau is reopen after a guard was shot and kill

video, apparently shot by a bistander and provided to "the new york times" by scott's family's attorney shows officer michael slegr handcuffing scott who is face down on the ground. the report says that he fired his taser and feared for his life. late today he's been charged with murder. >> it's been a tragic day for many. >> reporter: north charleston officials asked state law enforcement to investigate and said this video played a part in a decision to bring a murder charge question him. >> i want you to remember we've got 343 police officers in our department. this is a bad decision by one of those 343. >> reporter: scott's death in south carolina is the latest in a string of officer-involved shootings in places like ferguson, missouri, that have made headlines nationally. now the justice department and fbi have launched investigations into what happened in north charleston. if convicted of murder, officer michael slager could face 30 years to life in prison or the death penalty. lester? >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> wild weather is lighting up the radar tonight. severe storms pushing across the count

the mother of the shooting victim of walter scott for gives michael slager for killing her son. the woman of deep religious faith. judy scott tells anderson cooper she believes michael slager tried to make it look like her son grabbed his taser. god's love presses her to forgive him. she had seen the video, but could not watch it until the end. >> i could not watch the whole tape. when i saw my son running and i saw the policeman behind him, i couldn't take it. i had to turn away. i couldn't handle it. the policeman is supposed to protect the people not try to frame them or get out of what they have done wrong. they are supposed to be honest people. protecting us. >> we are learning details this morning about now former officer michael slager. officials say slager's wife is eight months pregnant. the city will continue to pay for her health insurance until the baby is born. the 33-year-old slager has two stepchildren. personnel records show slager like walter scott, served in the u.s. coast guard after joining the police department in 2009 this is interesting, slager was highly p

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saturday morning in north charleston, south carolina 50-year-old walter scott sat inside his car after being stopped by officer michaellager who pulled scott over for a broken taillight. >> scott then toll officer slager he didn't have the proper insurance paper work because he was getting ready to buy the car two days later. >> if you don't have the insurance on your car -- you have to have insurance. >> he told him the insurance card was with his friend. >> my car is down. >> officer slager told scott to wait in the car. >> all right. i'll be right back with you. >> almost 45 seconds walter scott opened his door and began running officer slager started running after him his microphone recorded the officer use the word taser three times. >> this leads to the next piece of video. this cell phone video slager pulled out his gun and fired eight times toward walter scott. slager's mother spoke to cbs news. >> i grieve for them. i grieve for us. because this is a live changer. and it's hard. it's very hard. >> reporter: ron haas company used to head up the fbi criminal investigation division. >> to shoot this victim in th