mr. scott's wallet. text messages from mr. scott's phone showed that on september 10th, he and the seller communicated about returning or exchanging a clip at gander mountain because the one he purchased was too short. it wasn't working in the gun. if you see the gun, it doesn't have a clip in it. .380 ammunition was located in mr. scott's vehicle inside a pack of cigarettes in the center console cup holder. in the center console, pack of cigarettes, this is them going through the vehicle where you can see the broken glass. live rounds, .380, to fit the gun. a reading book was not found in the front or back seats of mr. scott's suv. a composition notebook belonging to mrs. scott was found wedged between the center console and the front passenger seat. it did not match the description given by witnesses who claim that they saw mr. scott with a book. i'd like to address erroneous claims that someone other than officer vinson shot mr. scott. first, officer vinson took responsibility for the shooting from the outset. every officer'

mr. scott looked at him and then pulled the gun out of the ankle holster. officer miranda began yelling drop the gun, drop the gun. officer hofstetler, he's the officer in uniform, ran to the suv, in the regular uniform, ran to the suv and tried to break the passenger side window with a baton. as he did this, he reported seeing mr. scott holding a gun in his right hand as he was seated in the suv. after officer hofstetler broke the window, officer miranda said he saw mr. scott take a deep breath and exit the suv. officers vincent, hofstetler, wiggins and sergeant pendergraft all saw the gun in mr. scott's hand after exiting the vehicle. however, as everyone here is aware, none of the video recordings, the dash cam, the body-worn camera or mr. scott's cell phone video, clearly capture mr. scott's hands. what is clearly captured on video is mr. scott's right ankle. when he exits the suv, you can see that his right pant leg is pulled up above the ankle. this is the same spot where you can see a bu

mr. scott looked at him and pulled the gun out of the holster and began yelling drop the gun, drop the gun. ran to the suv and try today break the passenger side window with the baton. as he did this, he reported a gun as he was seated in the suv. after the officer broke the window, he saw mr. scott take a deep breath and exit the suv. officers vincent, all saw the gun in mr. scott's hand after exiting the vehicle, however, as everyone here is aware, none of the video recordings, the dash cam, the body-worn camera or mrs. scott's cell phone video clearly capture mr. scott's hands. what is clearly captured on the video is mr. scott's right ankle when he exits the suv, you can see that the right pant leg is pulled up above the ankle. this is the same spot where you can see a bulge and in the same place of ankle where police recovered a holster following the shooting. [inaudible] >> here is the ankle. pulled it out. you see what appears to be a holster. also captured in all videos is the repeated

consider the alternatives, mr. scott. we have no fuel! what alternatives? mr. scott, there are always a aernatives. something's happening outside. [thrumming] what do those supersensitive ears make of that, mr. spock? wood--rubbing on some kind of leather. they're getting ready. they'll attack. not necessarily. their artifacts are too primitive. more likely a loose association of some sort. if we knew more about them. if they're tribal, they'll have a sense of unity. we can use that. how, mr. boma? by hitting them hard. give them a bloody nose, make them think twice about attacking us. yes. i agree. if we stand by and do nothing, we're just giving them an invitation to come down and slaughteteus. hmm. i'm frequently appalled by the low regard you earthmen have for life. well, we're practical about it. . mr. boma? absolutely. dr. mccoy? seems logical to me. it does indeed. it s sms logical to me also. but to take life indiscriminately... the majority. i'm not interested in the opinion of the majority, mr. gaetano. components must be weighed-- our dangngs to ourse

mr. scott, how much power do we have left in the ship's babaeries? they're in good shape, but they won't lift us off, if that's what you're getting at. that they will, mr. spock! get to the center of the ship. don't touch the plates. be sure yoyore insulated. stand by. are you ready, scoco? ready, mr. spock. all right. go! again! i can't use any more, not and be sure of ignition. i believe we've used enough, mr. scott. i suggest you continue draining the phasers. aye. it must have worked. for the moment. for the moment? the moment they discover they're not seriously hurt, they'll be back. meanwhile, please check the aft compartment, see if there's anything else you can unload totoighten the ship. mr. gaetano's body is back there. he'll, of course have to be left behind. not without a burial. i wouldn't recommend it. not without a burial, mr. spock. it would expose members of this crew to unnecessary peril. i'll take that chance. you see, mr. spock, i would insist upon a burial even if your body was back there. mr. boma! well, i'm sick and tirir of thi

mr. scott's suv. it was at this point that the officer says he saw mr. ach for his ankle holster. officer miranda saw the butt of the gun sticking out of the holster. he yells "gun, gun" to his fellow officers. in his interview with investigators, officer miranda said that mr. scott looked at him and then pulled the gun out of the ankle holster. officer miranda began yelling drop the gun, drop the gun. officer hofstetler, he's the officer in uniform, ran to the suv, in the regular uniform, ran to the suv and tried to break the passenger side window with a baton. as he did this, he reported seeing mr. scott holding a gun in his right hand as he was seated in the suv. after officer hofstetler broke the window, officer miranda said he saw mr. scott take a deep breath and exit the suv. officers vincent, hofstetler,

those are my orders, mr. scott. aye, aye, captain. we'll start forming shore parties immediately. scott out. well, now, what do you think of that? i don't know. well, i do. computer, last message received and recorded from captain kirk. [computer whirs] nalyzer. question-- is it or is it not the captain's voice? negative. a close copy. a voice duplicator? 98% probability. well, they've got them, doctor, and now they're trying to get us. are you sure you can do it, mr. spock? limited telepathic abilities are inherent in vulcanians, captain. it may work. it may not. thank you, mr. spock. my pleasure, captain. what do we do now, captain? we get our communicators back and try and contact the ship. mr. spock, we'll need more weapons. i understand. we'll try to take it easy, an entrance, captain, but no exit. they go in, but they do not come out. a disintegration machine. so i would assume. mea! oh! what do you think you're doing? i'm--i'm going-- you're not going in there. well, i must. no, you're not. worry about me. mr. spock, that guard. i'll cover you. sir, there's a multilegged cre

within minutes, mr. scottapartment complex where he parked beside officer vincent's van. when he parked beside the vehicle, he backed in. so you have the police officer nose in. you have him backing in. with their driver's side doors close to each other. at that time, mr. scott opens his door, leans to the side, empties a cigerello. it's just a small cigar. empties it. and begins to put in marijuana from a pill bottle and roll it. the pill bottle marijuana blunt, because it was smoked when it was later located, were recovered at the scene. at this time, the officers decided the marijuana did not warrant an interruption of their surveillance operation. officer vincent told investigators, and i quote, we're not really worried about a little marijuana. that all changed when officer vincent saw mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun as he sat in his vehicle. officer vincent told sergeant pendergraph what he had seen and he decided to leave and come back with marked cars to make an arrest for the marijuana an

warp eight, mr. scott, and increasing. cut your circuits-- all of them. it can warp 10, mr. scott. 't go that fast. it just won't stop, mr. scott. warp 11! nomad, stop what you're doing. scotty. is there a problem, creator? i have increased engine efficiency 57%. you will destroy my ship. cture cannot stand the stress of that much power. turn off your repair operation. acknowledged. it is reversed as ordered, creator. mr. scott, give sulu warp two and keep her there. aye, sir. captain. i've examined the brig. the force-field door on the security cell is damaged. and the guards have vanished. i must assume they are dead. you killed two of my-- nomad, it's about time i told you who and what you are! i'm a biological unit, and i created you. non sequitur. biological units are inherently inferior. this is an inconsistency. nomad, there are two men waiting outside. you will not harm them. they will escort you back to the waiting area. you will stay there. you will do nothing. i am programmed to investigate. i have given you new programming, and you wiwi implement it. there is much to be

no, mr. scott. neither you nor i can be spared here. mr. desalle, equip the landing party with full communications, armament, and life-support gear. mr. jaeger, your geophysical knowledge may be crucial down there. dr. mccoy will accompany. if those peculiar signals are coming from captain kirk or lieutenant sulu, their rationality is in question. dismissed. [uhura] mo more messages from below, sir, but i've locked onto their original source. very good. transmit coordinates to mr. scott. once on the planet's surface, you'll establish contact with us immediately. use the laser beacon if necessary. ready, scott? ready, mr. spock. where are your storms, jaeger? atmosphere... exactly the same as ours. desa [communicator beeps] lle to enterprise. [c[cmunicator beeps] no response. keep trying with yours. [beacon whistles] ind open grod. jaeger! in the name of heaven, where are we? look. there's no reading. they're like waxworks figures. [ boomer ] imagine what you wear every day actually making your body feel better... making your whole e y bette

intelligence does not necessarily require bulk, mr. scott. captain, we're getting a signal from the space craft. put it on audio, lieutenant. yes, sir. [indistinct chattering] it's impossible to get it any clearer, sir. analysis sector. have them m udy and decode it. analysis sector, channel 1, main computer. decode. [chattering] extremely sophisticated, compressed, carrying several channels at once. can you decode it? no clue as yet, captain. a momentnt transmission speed has stepped down. much slower. seems to be a single binary. it's mathematical. yes, onene symbol-- the symbol repeat. sir, t tt isn't in the starfleet code. it's an old-style interplanetary code. fascinating. repeat what? the message i sent? it would seem so, captain. this is captain james kirk of the u.s.s. enterprise. we are on a peaceful mission in this part of the galaxy. we have no hostile intentions. we request identity. [chatterinin they're sending us a mathematical message and requesting language equivalence. they're trying to communicate. tie in the ship's translat

mr. scott and i both agree that the only possible solution is the slingshot effect, like the one that put us here. my computations indicate that if we fly toward the sun, seek out its magnetic attraction, then pull away at full power, the whiplash will propel us into another time warp. slingshot effects are fine for you people. how do you propose to return the sergeant and me? logically, as we move faster and faster toward the sun, we'll begin to move backward in time. we'll actually go back beyond yesterday, beyond the point when we first appeared in the sky. then, breaking free will shoot us forward in time, and we'll transport you back at a point before any of this happened. you won't have anything to remember because it never would have happened. what if you can't pull free of the sun? oh, we'll do that all right, captain. we'll not be getting so close we may not have much control when we're thrown forward again. helm control? braking control, sir. if i can't stop us soon enough, we may ove

mr. scott, disruptor beams are no longer hitting us. maintain status, mr. depaul. we are most anxious to establish relations with you, mr. fox. we will make arrangements to receive you. the minute their screens are down, open fire. yes, councilman. i apologize deeply for the misunderstanding. these are trying times for us, you understand. i understand. mr. anan, i presume that you will have our ship's captain on hand when i beam down. he will be there, sir. i give you my word. i'm sure that from this day forward, i look forward to seeing you. diplomacy, gentlemen, should be a job left to diplomats. you will, of course, immediately resume a peaceful status. no, sir, i will not. what did you say? i'll not lower the screens, not until the captain tells me to. you are taking orders from me. you will lower the screens as a sign of good faith. my authority. i know about your authority, but the screens stay up. mr. fox, they faked a message from the captain, they've launched an attack against our ship. now, you want us to trust them openly? i want you and expect you to ob

and mr. scott wishes to speak to you about the engines. very well, mr. spock-- anything else on your mind? what about him? we cannot return him to earth, captain. he already knows too much about us and is learning more. i do not specifically refer to captain christopher, but suppose an unscrupulous man were to gain certain knowledge of man's future? such a man could manipulate key industries, stocks, and even nations. and, in so doing, change what must be. and if it is changed, captain, you and i, and all that we know, might not even exist. your logic can be most... annoying. that flight suit must be uncomfortable. why don't you have the quartermaster yes, sir. computer on. record. computer: recording. [doorbell buzzes] come. captain's log-- supplemental. but can be made operational and re-energized. computer: computed and recorded, dear. computer, you will not address me in that manner. compute. computed, dear. mr. spock, i ordered this computer and its interlinking systems repaired. i have investigated it, captain. and a minimum of three weeks at a sta

mr. scott, the storm has caused some minor damage in your section. there are also injuries requiring your attention, doctor. well, gentlemen? mr. spock. yes. the power beam jumped for a moment, sir, just as the landing party was about to materialize. i never saw it happen before. due to your error, mr. kyle? no, mr. spock. before. possibly a result of the severe storm. did you feel any abnormal effects? yes. dr. mccoy, you better look us over. that was a rough beam-up. yes, sir. mr. spock. have those transporter circuits checked. captain, what is all this? how did we get into-- what is this? everything's all messed up, changed around, out of place. captain, what's happened? no, not everything. that spot-- i spilled acid there a year ago. jim, what in blazes is-- i don't know. it's our "enterprise," but it isn't. maybe... maybe what, captain? any of you feel dizzy when we were in the transporter beam... yes. i did. when we first materialized? it happened twice. first we were in our own transporter chamber, then we faded. and then when we finally materi

mrs. scott maintained in interviews and the media that mr. t did not have a gun. >> that was -- that is snag sto something stood out to me. family members, witnesses, insisted he actually had a book and they say no book. found no book in the front or back seat and furthermore, the d.a. talks about a number of people giving accounts to cameras, and then saying to law enforcement actually, you know what jie wasn't there. i didn't see it. >> right. what you have now, remember, excruciating audio footage from the wife saying, he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi. and then these statements undermined by people in the community. speak one way in front of the media and social media and before an fbi agent had a very different story. you have inconclusive, showing a gun in his hand, you're left with the credibility of the officers on the scene and people saying they're eyewitnesses. when the eyewitnesses turned out to have given false narratives, i don't want to call it a lie. perhaps a false narrative, you have three officers -- >> they saw something,

he ignored it. >> that all changed when officer vinson saw mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun as he sat in his scott with police vests and told him at least 10 times to drop his weapon. >> drop the gun! >> he had a blank stare, as if he was in a trance-like state. >> reporter: shortly thereafter, vinson fired four votes. >> don't do you it! >> reporter: striking scott in his wrist, abcomen and rear shoulder. vinson spoke to investigators that night. family. >> at the end of the day, we're talking about a human life being extinguished, and that is truly tragic. >> reporter: in a statement, the scott family said that they were very disappointed with the decision. anthony, they did call on any protests tonight or in the coming days to be peaceful. >> mason: jericka duncan, thanks, jericka. 51 president, donald trump says he will take steps to distance himself from the business empire that bears his name. here's chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> reporter: the president-elect promised on twitter to take himself completely out of hi

and mrs. scott, dennis. how do you do, mr. and mrs. scott? my, doesn't he have nice manners? usually i shake hands, but they're a little bit full of chocolate ice cream. oh, well, dennis, you come and sit with me and be nice and quiet. oh. did i put my knee in your stomach, mr. wilson? yes, you did, dennis, but it's all right. am i welcome? oh, yes, dennis, you're welcome. excuse me for a minute, please. [music] i'm welcome. what was that all about, dennis? you'll see. did i do it again, mr. wilson? yes, you did, dennis. why did you call out the window? surprise. [music] thank you. oh, i'm just awfully sorry about that ice cream in your hat, mr. scott. oh, forget it. there's still a little in your hair, dear. shall i have mr. burnley get in touch with you? i don't think so, mr. wilson. it's a lovely house but-- we don't think so. but if you like it, why not? as you know, mr. wilson, we like a lot of quiet. and while it's a great tribute to you the way these youngsters love you, giving you the surprise party and all, i don't think that we are quite up to all their youthful ene

mr. scott drove away. officers remained in the unmarked van. we now know that at this point in scott went to a nearby convenience store. investigators later discovered time-stamped receipt in the suv that led them to the store where they fund surveillance footage showing mr. scott parked outside and then entered the store. i'm about to show you a video of mr. scott parking directly in front of the store and walk into the store. i'll call your attention to his right ankle as he goes to close the door. >> he's pulling up in the white suv. he gets out. the door isn't all the way closed. please watch his right ankle as he turns to close the door which on the right side of the screen. there. that's an isolated picture of that scene. the bulge you can see here is consistent with a holster and gun that later was described by officers and located at the scene. within minutes mr. scott returned to the apartment complex where he parked beside officer vincent's van. when he parked beside the vehicle he ba

because mr. scott was a black man, what i will say again is that how officers overpolice communities of color is a larger function of police culture and what's wrong. another thing i wanted to point out and we talked about this before the break. is that when you're talking about this particular incident or this particular instant, keith scott had what is known as a tbi, he had a traumatic brain injury and that impacted, as per his family, how quick he was able to respond to certain commands and his level of mental capacity. that's relevant when you start talking about race and class because often times when you're talking about law enforcement and communities of color or law enforcement in underserved communities, many police officers are not trained in terms of how to deal with these situations appropriately. in addition to that, many of these communities don't appropriately receive the right amount of resources in order to help prepare them for these situations. >> it's both ways. >> it goes both way

he taps that energy, mr. scott. sir, some creatures can generate and control energy with no harm to themselves-- the electric eel on earth, the giant dry worm of antos 4, the fluffy-- not the whole encyclopedia, chekov. the captain requires complete information. spock's contaminating this boy, jim. are you suggesting that he--apollo-- taps a flow of energy and channels it through his body? mr. chekov, i think you've earned your pay for the week. but where is the source of that power? number one on our list of things to do. is that all you have to offer? yes, except my estimation for his physical condition. in spite of apollo's bag of tricks, he comes up essentially normal with just a few variations. however, there's an extra organ in his chest that i can't even make a guess about. where is lieutenant palamis? she is no longer of any concern to you. you bloodthirsty saracen, what have you done with her? scotty! scotty! not good. severe shock. all right, mister... you wanted worshipers? you've got enemies. you want us

the captain and mr. scott. what is the nature of the research? program is classified under voice index log. [beep beep beep beep] [beep beep beep beep] why are you monitoring my communications, mr. sulu? my security boards detected extensive use of computer, mr. spock. i was about to inform you. it's not hard to guess the nature of your order from starfleet command. i suggest a...connection. the captain suspects. he's working on escape or defense. that is my concern. correct. it's your play. and you know how captain kirk's enemies have a...habit of... disappearing. if i am successful, you see yourself a step nearer to the captaincy. i do not want to command the "enterprise," but if it should befall me, i suggest you remember that my operatives would avenge my death, and some of them... oiling my traps, darling. i'm afraid i'm a little out of practice. maybe that's what happened to us, hmm? it's...very hard for a working officer to shine as a woman every minute... and you demand perfection. i've never seen perfection... but no woman could come clos

alright, mr. scott, let's see how your gun works. can't. i'm awful good at cans. if you could get somebody to throw them up.. - the card. - yeah. hold it steady, will you? and i'd be obliged if you'd aim kind of careful like. [gun shot] [all laughing] [laughing continues] - you are not a very good shot. - i missed you, didn't i? le buyer can shoot this new gun. when you get through with it, i'll be in the hotel. - just give me a call-- - come back here. you're holding the card. - the card? - yeah, get going. i sure hope you know something about shooting guns, mister. can you hold it a wee bit steadier? i ain't moving a muscle. [gunshot] say, that's mighty good shooting, mister. alright folks, the show is over. your gun handles real well. look me up before you leave town. - i might do business with you. - i sure will. i wanna get every customer i can. looks like he came to the right place to sell guns. well, i better be getting back in the hotel. say, mister. you got a cattle broker in town? sure have, the office that joins the hotel. thanks. [typewriter clacking]

the reality is that mr. scott could have raised his gun and killed officer vincent or another officer before any of them could have reacted to the threat." the case gained national attention after scott's wife shared cellphone video she took of the moments leading up to the killing. the family says they have not yet decided whether to file civil charges. thinking about protesting ?now - to do so peacefully and lawfully. new today - the iowa stead family children's hospital is announcing a move-in ?delay. children were initially supposed to begin moving into the hospital december 10th. that's now pushed back to late january or early february of next year. a thanksgiving day fire devastated a central city business and stretched fire resources thin.cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga tells us how small departments tackle big blazes. small town fire departments like the one in central city are made up of volunteers and when the face fires like this one at iowa gold distributing they depend on other departments for help.m

the idea that mr. scott was unarmed does not explain why officersacted defensively, had their guns drawn and ordered him to drop the gun. gun. in cell phone video from scott's wife, she repeatedly tells police scott does not have a gun and that he suffers from a traumatic brain injury. the district attorney pointed to surveillance video from a nearby store...that showed a bulge in scott's pant leg consistent with a gun in a hols your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is next...stay tuned. 3 today: generally cloudy with a spotty light mix arriving late this afternoon. temps in the upper 30s through the evening. wind: wsw 5-15 mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with light snow possi a of snow especially on grass may be possible. lows in the lower 30s. wind: sw 10-15 mph.week ahead: temperatures cool a little the rest of the week near average in the upper 30s and lower clouds and sun friday through saturday. on sunday a chance for snow returns with an inch or so of accumulation possible. 3 today: general

. >> would you agree that even if mr. scott that taser it could not have been used against you at the distance depicted on that video? >> at that time i didn't have that information. so i -- i can't answer that question. >> you've seen the video. >> i have. >> and you've heard that he was 18 feet away. would you agree that he was not a threat to you with that taser, without a car trij, from that distance? >> no. >> okay. so you're gonna stick to that? >> yes. and the reason is from 18 feet he could have turned around and attacked me again. >> reporter: and that led to a very uncomfortable moment, don. the prosecution literally handing michael slager a tape measure and asking him to hold it. the prosecutor then walking 18 feet away. that represents the 18 feet between michael slager and walter scott when slager first opened fire. the prosecutor holding the tape measure with his back turned to him, turning and and asking him how could a person this far away, running away from you have been a threat to your life? slager stuck to h

mrs. scott's cell phone video captured mr. scott's hands. >> the prosecutor met with the scott family to explain his decision. lawyers say they appreciated that conversation. they have not yet decided whether to file cich they confronted keith. how they reactedded to the information that he had a brain injury and whether they used appropriation deescalation techniques. >> the shooting sparked days of sometimes violent protests. the family urged anyone thinking about protesting now to do so peacefully and lawfully. danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> mark: danielle, thank you. disagreement about the purchase of a gun. scott was an excon not allowed to have a gun. >> men and women of the f.b.i. are part of this great community and we will be with you united as we move forward together. we are all buckeye strong. >> we are learning more this afternoon about the osu attacker and received abdul razak artan's preliminary medical report. the cause of death is a gunshot wound to chris tanaka has the latest on the investigation. >> chris:

totality of the circumstances and credible events in this case, the officer acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. he acted lawfully. >> scott's family said they were prefoundly disappointed in the decision not to charge the officer and the presence of the gun should not be reason enough fo deadly force. >>> fires are still burning in the smoky mountains. thousands of people were forced to flee. >> my colleagues at fema have provided a fire grid to provide additional resources. >>> and police gave an update on the attack at ohio state university. the suspect may have been inspired by isis, the fbi says. >> he may have been inspired by anwar al awlaki or isis or isil. it's too soon to draw any type of conclusions. >> isis has claimed responsibility for this attack but u.s. officials say there's no established contact between the suspects and terror groups. three of the injured are still hospitalized during that incident. joining me is pete williams and stephanie gosk. pete, to you first. >> the idea that he was inspired by anwar al awlaki, they say they don't know what videos he was looking at. ob

no. >> and at that time had mr. scottng to threaten you other than just trying to get away? >> no, not at that time. >> walter scott was unarmed and officer even says he did nothing to threaten him other than run away. is there anything his defense attorney can use to change the way this incident is being viewed? >> going to use what we talked about a moment ago, get across to the jury this his actions at the moment he was doing it were justified, okay because he was in fear. you remember from slager's testimony, he said i was afraid, there was a fight. i thought he with as going to hurt me when he got away. >> okay way to get him with something less than murder conviction, that this officer who obviously shot and killed this man should be forgiven because of what he was thinking in his heart and what showed in his mind because of his actions. i think one of the most telling parts of the video beyond the shooting is what he did afterwards. >> ymean the putting the -- >> yeah. >> the officer picks something up from the gro

mr. scott was coming after me with the taser twice. you know, my mind-- i don't-- my mind was like spaghetti. >> reporter: prosecutor bruce durant. >> from watching the video, sir, do you concede at the time you shot mr. scott he did not have your taser? >> yes, after learning information now, i do. >> reporter: one of the dropped near scott's body. >> i don't remember dropping the taser. i don't remember anything. >> we need justice for walter. >> reporter: scott's brother, anthony, says the video leaves no doubt. >> to me, it's a man being shot in the back by a coward police officer. >> reporter: slager used his r now, the scott family was in tho courtroom as slager testified. the family declined to comment. norah, the jury starts deliberations tomorrow morning. >> o'donnell: all right, jericka, thank you. coming up next on the cbs evening news, cuban dissidents hope for a new cuba after fidel castro. does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of compl

mr. scott was coming after me with the taser twice. you know, my mind-- i don't-- my mind was like spaghetti. >> reporter: prosecutor bruce dur ant. >> from watching the video, sir, do you concede at the time you shot mr. scott he did not have your taser? >> reporter: one of the lingering questions is what slager may have picked up and dropped near scott's body. >> i don't remember dropping the taser. i don't remember anything. >> well, you have a pretty clear recollection of what went on here. it seems like you're just not remembering the things that are bad for you. >> we need justice for walter. >> reporter: scott's brother, anthony, says the video leaves no doubt. >> to me, it's a man being shot in the back by a coward police officer. >> reporter: slager used his taser 14 times in five years. now, the scott family was in the courtroom as slager testified. the family decliendz to comment. norah, the jury starts deliberations tomorrow morning. >> o'donnell: all right, gereek athank you. coming up in on the cbs evening news, siewba di

mr. scott, ready the transporter room. aye, sir. mr. sulu, bring us to within 100 meters. ahead slow. ahead slow, sir. jim, don't you think-- what's the mission of this vessel, doctor? to seek out and contntt alien life opportunity to demonstrate what oururigh-sounding words mean. any questions? i'll t te two men with me-- dr. mccoy to examine and treat the aliens if necessary, and you, mr. bailey. sir? the face of the unknown. i think i owe you a look at it. yes, sir. yes, sir, but it's risky. we're locked in on what appears to be a main deck. air sample? breathable. in fact, a slightly higher oxygen content than our own. communicator... phaser weapon. thank you, scotty. ready, doctor? no, but you won't let that stop you. bend low, gentlemen. it reads pretty cramped over therere ready to transport. it's a...dummy. a puppet of some kind. i'm balok. welcome aboard. i'm captain kirk. and mccoy and bailey. sit. be comfortable. go ahead. be seated. i hope you relish it as much as i. commander balok... i know, i know. a thousand questions. but first, the tranya. gentlemen. ahh.

incredible in evidence this case, it is my opinion that officer vincent acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. >> reporter: the shooting captured on dash-cam and body cam video happened on september 20th in charlotte, north carolina. scott, a black man, got out of his car armed with a gun. police officers ordered scott to drop the weapon. >> drop the gun! >> reporter: when he didn't, officer vincent, who is also black, fired. >> what he saw was a man who had drawn a gun when confronted by police, exited the vehicle with a gun in hand, and failed to comply with officers who commanded him at least 10 times to put the gun down. >> reporter: the shooting sparked days of protests, riots and demonstrations throughout north carolina. protesting at another police-involved shooting today scott's family not charge vincent, saying they still have unanswered questions. >> we still have real questions about the decisions that were made that day in terms of how they confronted keith, how they reacted to the information that he had a brain injury, and whether they used appropriate deeverythinglation techs t

. >> officer vincent saw mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> mason: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm anthony mason. we begin tonight with violent weather in the south. time-lapse video shows a tornado touching down today near atlanta. other twisters were reported in florida and louisiana. they were, apparently, not as devastating as some of the 25 reported across the south overnight that left at least five people dead. mark strassmann is in alabama. population 700, took the storm's first knockout punch at five minutes after midnight. this trailer home flipped and killed three people inside. part of a swath of destruction that runs along state highway 71. one resident told us the lights went out, and then he heard a loud growling sound, and in 10 seconds, all these buildings were destroyed and these semitrucks were flipped like tonka toys. in neigh

mr. scott was coming after me with the taser twice. in my mind, my mind was like spaghetti. >> reporter: prosecutor bruce durant. >> from watching the video, sir, do you concede at the time that you shot mr. scott he did not have your taser? >> yes, after learning information now, i do. >> reporter: one of the lingering qu slager may have picked up and dropped near scott's body. >> i don't remember dropping the taser. i don't remember anything. >> you have a pretty clear recollection of what went on here. seems like you are not remembering the thing that are bad for you. >> we need justice for walter. >> reporter: scott's brother anthony says the video leaves no doubt. in the back by a coward police officer. >> reporter: slager used his taser 14 times in five years. now the scott family was in the courtroom as slager testified. the family declined to comment. norah, the jury starts deliberations tomorrow morning. >> jericka, thank you. coming up next, cuban dissidents hope for a new cuba after fidel castro. thank you for dining with us

that is an order, mr. scott. aye, sir. and i'm sorry i have to disobey it. the captain said no one was to transport down. mr. spock. freeze right there, mr. spock, or i'll put you to sleep for sure. mr. spock, i gave you an order to stay in the sick bay. until the pain was gone, captain. it has been discontinued...by me. scotty. he said he was transporting down to the surface, sir. your orders were that no one was to beam down unless you authorized it, and knowing mister spock's determination on some things, i thought i'd better hold him here until i got your orders. one of the creatures will have to be captured and analyzed, captain. we did not have a clear opportunity to do so earlier when i was attacked. since my nervous system is already affected, as you pointed out, doctor, i don't believe they can do much more to me. jim, this is ridiculous. i don't want my patients running around. he should be in bed. i am in complete control of myself, doctor. mr. spock... your logic, as usual, is inescapable. beam him down. stay in constant touch with us. give him yo

mr. scott's family, friends, and supporters? i guess a civil case, a civil rights case, if they wanted to, through the justice department, but, do they have anything -- any resource to produce their issues? >> yes, andrea. a civil case is possible. that would be for wrongful death or depravation of civil rights under law. those are the kind of federal claims this kind of case obviously had a different standard, a higher standard for a criminal prosecution than a civil one. so while it doesn't rule it out, it certainly doesn't help. it might make it harder, it puts out information, evidence, and findings that basically back up the police's version of events or what the d.a. called today a lawful use of deadly force. the gun was the key here, because there was, as gabe mentioned, skepticism about that in the community, but the d.a. did present a lot of evidence that the gun existed before. that's why they showed that convenience store footage, basically saying, mr. scott had what appeared to be a holster and was walking around wit