the victim was 28-year-old nicholas robertson, an african-american. his death already sparking outrage with activists taking to social media calling for justice and family members asking why. >> you can see him on the video that he's crawling away and they still just shooting him. department said deputies deputies responded to multiple calls in the minutes leading up to the encounter, reporting robertson was roaming the area with a firearm acting erratically. >> we have six calls to 911 received from other businesses and residences in the immediate area. not only was he armed, but had actually discharged a firearm several times. >> deputies yelled for robertson to put the weapon down, but he ignored them. >> there are two women and three children in a car at a gas pump that is within five feet of him at the time. actually, we've interviewed those witnesses and they expressed grave concern that they believe the suspect was actually going to shoot them. >> according to authorities, the two deputies fired a total of 33 shots. they have both been reassign

angeles han dado a conocer el video en donde dos de sus agentes matan a tiros al afroamericano nicholas robertson aqos y padre de tres hijos. mientras los que protestan dicen que se trato de un caso de uso excesivo de la fuerza policial, las autoridades dicen que el sospechoso, aun herido de bala en el piso sostenia el arma de fuego qe supuestamente se rehuso a tirar y quepor eso los dos agentes continuaron disparando en su contra. liliana escalante nos explica la controversia que ha generado este caso. el fbi termino la busqueda dentro de un lago de evidencias relacionadas con la pareja que mato a 14 personas en san bernardino.equipos de buceo finalizaron el sabado tres jornadas de rastreos en busca de posibles pruebas abandonadas alli. sin embargo, no se informo si se recupero algun elemento relaonado con las pesquisas. el islam ya no es solamente una religion que predomina en paises del medio oriente. cada vez mas personas de culturas diferentes se convierten a esta doctrina, y entre ese grupo de personas se encuentran los hispanos.danay rivero nos cuenta sobre la rapida y creciente conversion

story we have been following, a police los angeles after police opened fire, firing 33 times as nicholas robertson. >> police say they were copied on the scene, and robertson was showing disturbing behavior. you can see he walks into the green, appears to be holding a gun, and then they sa that god up into the air as he was walking across the street. -- gun up into the air as he was walking across the street. he may have fought with his spouse right before this. drugs and alcohol may have been a factor. but unfortunately, even when they shot him down, he continued to crawl and he was waiting that gone andy say they continue to shoot him so many times. drawing more controversy in los angeles. >> investigators fear that warning signs were missed before tashfeen malik was issued a descent into the united states. she posted on social media about be a part of it. the hard drive they were searching in the lake for has been completed. syed farook and tashfeen malik may have dumped something there before they went on a long time friend of farook is accused of buying the salt rifles used in the shooting. >

at a press angeles county sheriff's department identified the suspect as 28-year-old nicholas robertson of lynwood. the two deputies arrived on scene and gave robertson repeated orders to put down the gun, but he did not comply. that's when the deputies shot and killed him. 3 "very through investigation, but by it's nature. not a very quick investigation. the office of the inspector general was notified about his incident when it occured, and they responded to the scene. the duputies involved have been reassigned from field duty, and will remain so until we determine the facts. and complete our assesment of this incident."sheriff's officials said there is no evidence at this time to show that robertson ever fired his weapon at deputies. robertson's relatives said he was married and a father to an 8-year-old girl and 7-year-old twins. 3 3 nearly 200 syrian refugees are slowly entering canada. some night, while others stayed overnight in toronto. reporter felicia parrillo has more from montreal. 3 about 160 syrian refugees are slowly being brought here, to a welcome centre in st. laurent,

the la pd shows this surveillance video shows why he opened fire on nicholas robertson. he was waving a gun and firing erraticically. deputies opened fire when he refused to drop his weapon, but >> after he hit the ground there was nothing you could really do to him and to stand there and keep shooting and we load it was uncalled for. >> there were civil citizens that were in that arena that public safety was critical here with a suspect who is armed in a highly plated area. >> --populated area. in all they fired 33 bullets. they have been reassigned as part of the investigation. >>> one republican candidate is getting strengthened in the trump. winning. i am going to win. >> a determined donald trump wasted no time on advancing on ted cruz. >> you look at the way he's dealt with the senate where hoagies in there like a maniac. >> he shows cruz with a ten point lead in iowa. he's been reluctant to criticize trump and would like but the texas senator did post a link to the 1980 song maniac. republican strategists say cruz could be just as polarizing as trump. >> we need m

phone video is extremely graphic as the shooting continues the man identified as 28-year-old nicholas robertson falls and tries to crawl away. deputies continue to fire 33 shots in less than 25 seconds. it's unclear how many struck robertson. protests over the shooting as friends and family took to the streets in protest. >> he was crawling on his knee, they kept shooting, why? >> the los angeles county sheriffs kept quick to provide pictures showing robertson with a ..45 caliber handgun. you see him entering the scene weapon in hand. he was behaving bizarrely. >> investigators received calls. ignored their commands and was watching towards a gas station. >> there are two women and three children in a car at a gas pump within five feet of him at the time. >> activists are calling for an independent investigation for the justice department to get involved. while law enforcement is hopeful that sharing more information may help calm the west. dotty schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. a warning from health officials in northern california over the weekend. hundreds of newborns were possibly exposed t

there they caught one nicholas robertson saz he walked towards a gas station.he deputies say he ignored orders to stop so they fired. they fired again after robertson fell because he still had the gun. robertson family says the shooting was excessive use of force. >> pennsylvania state police say a 20 greerd man who was shot to death by officers at a walmart had two hand guns and mashety and an dry joseph todd repeatedly refused orders to drop watch during an ins dment east stroudsburg. todd was threatening and pointing weapon at customers and 100 people were in the store at the time and nobody was injured. >> tomorrow marks thirld anniversary of sandy hook shooting. it falls on a school day. they're hoping to make it as normal a day at school if possible and it will be mentioned in middle and high high schools not in lower grades. parents will let's be offered tips on how to discuss it with childrenp if younger onesp ask what happened that day. >> and the governor of new york an u.s. senator want access to federal no fly terror watch list to keep people opt li

sheriff's department says the surveillance video shows why deputies opened fire on 28-year-old nicholas robertson. it shows robertson holding what investigator say is a gun. moments before the encounter, people called 911 saying robertson was acting crazy and firing rounds. >> like at least six or seven times in the air. >> there's going to be criticism any time there's a deputy-involved shooting, and haas why we came out today to try to be as transparent as we deputies opened fire after rob earthson row fused to drop his gun in all, two deputies fired 33 bullets. the ground. he was immobilized. there was nothing you could do to him. to just keep reloading and shooting, it was unbelievable. >> there were several civilians in the arena, the public safety was critical with the suspect populated area. >> reporter: robertson was a father of three, and the deputies involved in the shoot having been reassigned as part of the investigation. don champion, cbs 2 news. >>> happening today, the third anniversary of the mass connecticut. adam lanza murdered his mother, and then 20 children and six this is th

but as the shooting continues the man identified as 28-year-old nicholas robertson falls and tries to crawl away. as deputies continue to fire 33 shots in less than 25 seconds. it's unclear how many of those bullets struck robertson. >> put your guns down. >> protests over thet shooing as friends and family of the father of three took to the streets in outrage. >> he's crawling on his knees. he was crawling on his knees. they kept shooting. why? >> reporter: the los angeles sheriffs department quick to them their side of the story. providing pictures showing robertson with a ..45 caliber handgun. >> you see the suspect entering the frame, weapon in hand. he was behaving oddly in a bizarre fashion. >> investigators received calls arrivedp when they pulled up, deputies say robertsonic forred their commands and was walking towards a gas station. >> there are two women and three given i children at a gas pump within five feet of him at the time. >> reporter: they are calling for the justice department to get involved. while law enforcement is hopeful sharing more information may help calm

they've released the video it shows the moments before los angeles county sheriffs deputy killed nicholas robertson, police say robertson was waving a gun in the air and deputies fired when he refused to drop it, he was shot 33 times. >>> those terrifying moments line, the fight against isis, that huge explosion rocking the bunker they were using as a protection, -- as protection. >> the kernel and his forces have been hiding -- fighting for more than a year. they attack whenever they can sometimes three or four nights in a row. in fact, he told us in a very morning three suicide bombers charged toward their outpost. his olderrers were able to kill the drivers before they detonated their explosives. but two car bombs remained there not 50 yards away posing a deadly threat to the troops. here op the front lines, bomb squad is a 50 caliber gunman, the bunker until finally a direct hit. everybody's ears were ringing, the next sound was laughter. it's a happy ending when car bombs blow up on the other side of the front line, when you are that close to a huge car bomb you realize how destructive they ca

called to a los angeles neighborhood about the armed man, that's when they found 28-year-old nicholas robertson. surveillance video shows him waking across the road, as the officers demand he drop the gun twice. when he didn't, they opened fire. >> they shot him in the shoulder, and he was crawling. >> the video indicates that he had the weapon in his left hand. >> the deputies involved have been reasooned from field duty, pending the outcome of the investigation. >>> a new push to prevent suspected terrorists from senator chuck schumer, and governor cuomo announced a plan that would block suspects from passing a gun background check and literally obtaining a firearm. >> over the past ten years, 2,000 suspected terrorists went to buy a gun in this country. of the 2,000 suspected terrorists, over 90% were granted the right to buy a gun. i mean, think about it. it is a basic breach of national security. >> reporter: cuomo and schumer want the federal government to share terror background check information with states. right now, that information is considered classified. >>> now to a big shakeup

it shows the end of a confrontation between los angeles county sheriff's deputies and nicholas robertson. robertson who is black died saturday morning. two deputies fired 33 shots after investigators say robertson refused to drop his gun. >> the deputies have been reassigned from will remain so until we determine the facts and complete our assessment of this incident. >> the deputies continued firing after robertson was on the ground and crawling away from them. investigators say he never released the gun in his hand. witnesses say robertson had fired rounds into a car wash and a gas station before and police shot and killed a gunman at a wal-mart in pennsylvania. police responded to reports of a man aiming a gun at customers saturday night. officers say the man pointed his gun at them after refusing orders to drop his weapon. that prompted police to open fire shooting the man in the chest. no one else at the wal-mart was hurt by some customers say they now fear for their safety. >> i won't even come here by myself. i always and my husband to go with me because i'm so scared. now there's

video captures the moment two los angeles county sheriff's deputies fire multiple shots at nicholas robertson in the linwood neighborhood of los angeles. robertson falls to the ground and after a short interval he's seen crawling on his stomach as he's repeatedly struck by additional gunfire. last night, angry demonstrators gathered at the shooting scene. pamela brown is robertson's mother-in-law. >> he left three kids behind. what, they could have tasered him or anything. >> reporter: today, 24 hours after the shooting, the sheriff's department held a press conference. l.a. county sheriff jim mcdonald. >> we've come out today to try and be as transparent we can with the information we can share at this time to say, here's what we have, here's what we know about it. >> reporter: the sheriff's department released this video showing robertson minutes before his encounter with deputies walking down a busy street, carrying a gun. investigators say the confrontation started when deputies responded to multiple 911 calls about a man firing shots into the air. l.a. county homicide detective captain s

sheriff's department says this surveillance video shows why deputies opened fire on 28-year-old nicholas robertson. it shows robertson holding what investigators say is a gun. moments before the encounter, people called 911, saying robertson was acting erratically and firing rounds. >> like at least seven times in the air. >> we showed he had a weapon in his hand throughout the whole encounter. there's going to be criticism any time there's a deputy- involved shooting. that's why we've come out today to try and be as transparent as we can. >> reporter: the shooting happened saturday afternoon in lynnwood, california. investigators say deputies opened fire after robertson refused to drop his gun. in all, two deputies fired a total of 33 bullets. >> after the first shot and he hit the ground, he was immobilized. there was nothing you could really do to him. just to stand there and keep shooting and reload and keep shooting, it was just -- it was uncalled for. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says robertson posed a risk to several people who were nearby. >> there were several citizens, civilians

them they fire repeatedly even after he falls to the ground according to police, 28-year-old nicholas robertson pointed a gun at them and refused to drop it. more than a dozen people gathered to protest this evening outside the gas station where police shot robertson. relatives accuse the officers of using excessive force.. investigators say they will not make any conclusions until they've reviewed every detail. about that terror attack in san bernardino. tashfeen malik was vetted by homeland security. but investigators passed over social media. after the attack they found malik's facebook post critical of moderate muslims. now the new york times reports she also talked openly on social media in support of violent jihad and "wanted to be a part of it" "had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. maybe those people in san bernardino would be alive." this weekend senator chuck schumer's pulling for the immediate installment of a new program.. desinged to scour the social media of everyone in the u-s on visas. the attack in san bernardino is the second

it appears to show nicholas robertson holding a gun, falling to the ground after being shot and then trying to crawl away as deputies keep shooting. the two deputies fired 33 rounds. police say robertson refused to drop the gun in this crowded neighborhood south of l.a. witnesses reported seeing robertson firing shots into the air and acting strangely before the shooting saturday morning. >> there's going to be criticism any time there is a deputy-involved shooting and we've seen that typically in the last two years or so and that's why we've come out today to be as transparent as we can. >> the deputies have been assigned from field duty as the investigation continues. >> we're learning more about a deadly motorcycle accident in charles county been it happened yesterday on st. charles parkway near the smallwood village shopping center. john barnett was on his motorcycle when he ran into a car. the car was making a left into the shopping center. the driver of the car is going to be okay. >> annapolis yacht club officials are vowing to rebuild after yesterday's devastating fire. the c

officers fired 33 shots at nicholas robertson yesterday, killing him.the incident is generating another debate about the use of excessive force. security video and photos show the 28-year-old man had a gun in his hand. authorities say he refused to drop it. witnesses at the nearby gas station feared for their lives. >> we've interviewed those witnesses, and they expressed grave concern that they believe the suspect was actually going to shoot them because they clearly saw him with the firearm in his hand. >> investigators say robertson was crawling on the ground and continued to hold the gun as deputies kept firing. a .45 caliber handgun was recovered at the scene. members of the black community are demanding an independent investigation. also an investigation is underway in san mateo after an officer-involved shooting. police were called about a disturbance at lorrie meadows drive and old county road last night. officers say they opened fire as the suspect tried to run them over. they caught up with him at 39th avenue and gilles drive. 31-year-old kend

video captured the moment two los angeles county sheriff's deputies fired multiple shots at nicholas robertson in the lynwood neighborhood of los angeles. angry demonstrators gathered at the shooting scene saturday night. pamela brown is robertson's mother in law. >> he left three kids behind, two daughters and a sun -- and a son. they could have tasered him, anything. >> what is your emergency? chris: investigators say the confrontation started when deputies responded to multiple 911 calls about a man firing shots into the air. the sheriff's department released this video showing robertson minutes before his encounter with deputies walking down a busy street carrying a gun. >> he did not comply with repeated requests to drop the weapon. chris: the movement of the suspect and the way he was holding the firearm indicates that he was motioning in the direction of the deputy sheriffs. the sheriff's department the confrontation. deputies fired 33 rounds. robertson was pronounced dead at the scene. community activist naj ali says the shooting is disturbing. >> it appears that this young man crawled

sheriff's department says this surveillance video shows why deputies opened fire on 28-year-old nicholas robertson. it shows robertson holding what investigators say is a gun. moments before the encounter, people called 911 saying robertson was acting erratically and firing rounds. >> like six, seven times in the air. >> we show he had a weapon in his hand throughout the whole enuncounter. there will be criticism any time there is a deputy-involved shooting. >> reporter: that's why we came out today. >> reporter: the shooting happened in lynnwood, california. investigators says deputies opened fire after robertson refused to drop his gun. in all, two deputies fired a total of 33 bullets. >> after the first shot and he kit the ground, he -- hit the ground, he was immobilized. nothing you could do. to stand there and keep shooting and reload and keep shooting, it was uncalled for. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says robertson posed a risk to several people who were nearby. >> there were several citizens, civilians in the arena, public safety was critical. >> reporter: robertson was a father o

video captured the moment two los angeles county sheriff's deputies fired multiple shots at nicholas robertson in the lynnwood neighborhood of los angeles. angry demonstratorred gathered at the shooting scene saturday night. pamela brown is robertson's mother-in-law. >> he left three kids behind, two daughters and a son. they could have tasered him or anything. >> reporter: investigators say the confrontation started when deputies responded to multiple 911 calls about a man firing shots into the air. the sheriff's department released this video showing robertson minutes before his encounter with deputies walking down a busy street carrying a gun. >> he did not comply with their repeated requests to drop the weapon. >> reporter: the sheriff's department also released these images of robertson on his stomach during the confrontation. deputies fired 33 rounds. robertson was pronounced dead at the scene. community activist naji ali said the shooting is disturbing. >> it appears that this young man crawled to his death. he was shot again and again and again. >> reporter: local civil rights leaders

that they believe cross protests have erupted throughout the state after police gunned down nicholas robertson near a local gas station on saturday. officers fired 33 shots at the man. police say robertson fired his gun in the air before the shooting and that he refused to put it down. >> anchor: he is happened long the gun in an odd sort of way and he seems to be agitated. >> anchor: that shooting does remain under investigation. >> anchor: the bill cosby controversy will be coming to a massachusetts court. the comedian filed a defamation lawsuit today against 7 massachusetts women who accused him of sexually assaulting them. the suit allege the women made false statements against cosby for financial purposes. this is in response to a separate lawsuit the women filed in federal court. more than 50 women have accused could bee of sexually assaulting they over the past four decades. does bow's attorney released a statement about the lawsuit saying that the defendant's multi decade old false unto be rated opportunistic allegation have caused and continue to cause him to suffer substantial injuri

the suspect, nicholas robertson, fell to the ground and then crawling away from the gunfire. fire about, 33 shots. >> he crawling on his knees. he was crawling on his knees and they kept shooting. why? >> today the sheriff's department defended their actions saying that robertson was carrying a gun and refused to listen to officers, even after he'd been shot. activists are calling for an independent investigation, and for the justice department to now get involved. >>> well, not everyone spent the day avoiding the wind and rain outside. >> yeah. check out the surfers who braved the cold and wind to catch some bigger waves. there they are. >> nice. >> one of our photographers, mr. michael form, shot this tonight. >> surfers are dedicated. they'll go even if they have to wade out. and the temperatures were chilly. >> cold temperatures overnight after the rinse cycle we had this morning. that was the view 8:00 to 10:00 this morning. nice sunshine around lunchtime. and then you walked outside and got hit by thunderstorms. beautiful sunset from tibburon. the sun is setting. cool a

as the shooting ideas at 28-year-old nicholas robertson tries to crawl away, as deputies fire 33 shots. it's unclear how many of the bullets struck robertson. overnight -- >> put your guns down. >> reporter: protests over the shooting after the father of three's family took to the streets. >> he was crawling on his knees and they kept shooting. why? >> reporter: today, the los angeles county sheriff's department, quick to tell their side of the story. providing pictures and video they say shows robertson with a . .45 caliber handgun. >> weapon in hand, he was behaveing erad erratically erratically, in a bizarre fashion. >> reporter: shotted were reportedly fired before deputies arrived. robertson was said to ignore the police's commands. >> there were children him at the time. >> reporter: activists are calling for the justice department to get involved. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: while law enforcement is hopeful that sharing more information will calm potential unrest. gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> overseas, a historic election in saudi arabia, where women were

the sheriff's department says the man, 28-year-old nicholas robertson, had a gun pointed at them and refused the officers' repeated demands to drop it. they say they recovered a loaded .45-caliber semi-automatic handgun at the scene. more than a dozen people gathered to protest saturday evening. relatives who saw the video unjustified, and accusing the officers of using excessive force. >> they shot him in his shoulder, and he was crawling to this gas station. >> reporter: police released this video on sunday, which clearly shows robertson, walking down the street with a gun in his left hand. when he was shot, he was in front of a crowded gas station. >> there are two people, two women and three children, in a car atat gas pump that is within five feet of him at the time. >> if he goes in and takes hostages or shoots somebody, we're going to have having a different topic, why didn't police officers do anything? >> reporter: they say robertson had fired six or seven shots in a nearby residentialrea. for now, investigators say they're not making any judgments until all the facts are in

we've paused it here but as the shooting continues, the man identified as 28-year-old nicholas robertson falls and then tries to crawl away, as deputies continue to fire 33 shots in less than 25 seconds. it's unclear how many of the bullets struck robertson. >> put your guns down. >> reporter: protests over the shooting as friends and family of the father of three took to the streets in outrage. >> he crawling on his knees. he was crawling on his knees and they kept shooting, why in. >> reporter: the los angeles county sheriff's department quick to tell their side of the story, providing pictures and video they say shows robertsons with a .45 caliber handgun. >> you see the suspect entering the frame, weapon in hand. he was behaving erratically, oddly and in a bizarre fashion. >> reporter: investigators received calls about shots being fired before they arrived and when they pulled up, deputies say robertson ignored their commands and was walking toward a gas station. >> there are two women and three children in a car at a gas pump that is within five feet of him at the time. >> reporter

video captures the moment two los angeles county sheriff's deputies fire multiple shots at nicholas robertson in the linwood neighborhood of los angeles. robertson falls to the ground and after a short interval he's seen crawling on his stomach as he is repeatedly struck by additional gunfire. last night angry demonstrators gathered at the shooting scene. mother-in-law. >> he left three kids behind, two daughters and a son. they could have tas erred him or anything. >> reporter: today this hours after the shooting, the sheriff's department held a press conference. l.a. county sheriff jim mcdoneel. >> we came out today to try to be as transparent as we can with the information we can, share at this time that say hey, here's what we have, what we know about it. >> the sheriff's department released this video showing robertson minutes before his encounter with deputies walking down a busy street carrying a gun. investigators say the confrontatioiostarted when deputies responded to multiple -9d 11 calls about a man firing shots into the air. l.a. county homicide detective captain steve katz. >> h

sheriff's department says this surveillance video shows why deputies opened fire on 28 year old nicholas robertsons robertson holding what investigators say is a gun. moment before the encounter people called 911 saying robertson was acting irradically and firing rounds. >> at least seven times. >> we showed that he had a weapon in his hand throughout the whole encounter. there is going to be criticism any time a deputy involved shooting. that's why we've come out today to try to be as transparent that is can. >> the shooting happened saturday afternoon in lynnewood, california. investigators say deputies open fire after robert son refused to drop his gun. in all, two deputies fired a total of 33 bullet. >> after the first shot, he hit the ground, he was immobilized. nothing you could really do to him. you know, just to stand there, keep shooting, and reload, and keep shooting it, was just uncalled for. >> the sheriff's department says robertson posed a risk to several people who were nearby. >> there were several citizens, civilians in that arena, that public safety, you know, was critical here,

chris: store surveillance video capture the moment that two deputies fired two shots as nicholas robertson. angry demonstrators gathered at the shooting scene. pamela brown is robertson's mother-in-law. >> they could've tasered him or anything. chris: deputies responded to multiple 911 calls about a man firing shots into the air. the video shows robertson they did not comply with ever pleaded requests to drop the weapon. deputies fired 33 rounds. robertson was pronounced dead at the same. a community activist says that this shooting was disturbing. local civil rights leaders have called for an independent investigation into robertson's death. anchor: to the san bernardino shooting now. nothing related to the terror attacks have been found in a local lake there. the fbi has not uncovered anything that will help the investigation. they tried to cover their tracks by destroying e-mails. anchor: a new look at the damage caused by a tornado touched down in texas. several businesses and homes were damaged. the tornado also toppled power lines and trees. about 50 homes were damaged. we have some