pow pow pow pow. that's it. he had no gun" riots break out in charlotte, north carolina tuesday night... injun officers and several protesters... after police said they shot and killed a black man with a gun. mos says: "people are calling my phone saying that your brother had a gun. he had no gun." police say they were serving a warrant at an apartment complex... when they saw an armed man get in and out of his car... officer brentley vinson ... who is also black ... then shot and killed 43-year- old keith lamont scott. putney says: "as they engage him, he is armed with an hand imminent threat to them and because of that at least one of our officers fired..." scott's family says he was waiting in his car for his son like he does every afternoon. mos says: "his son was in school. he was waiting on his son to get off the bus. and mind you, this man is disabled, that he shot and killed." the family claims they have a video that proves scott did nothing wrong. mos says: "i'm going to get it off, don't worry about th

he still wears his dad pow man he barely knew, but who is inspired him nonetheless. years later, he joined the navy and like his dad became a pilot pitted tribute to the man forgotten by so many, but unforgettable to those who left behind. unimaginable pain that continues indefinitely brought on by war here in vietnam so long here in the mountain town, even in tough on the letter who they are, and what they care about so much. it brings it front and center. certainly our hearts and minds today. it is just two weeks ago, huge gathering, it is that 29 time they've gotten together here and memory of the more than 50,000 americans who didn't come home alive from the vietnam war in i think it is tough to imagine not having gone through myself, to lose a loved ones like that, and not know exactly what happened to them or brought about the demise come you never get over that. people in this crowd can relate. got shot down over hanoi, just north of hanoi. and all of that time held prisoner, he never gave up hope. for the families, those are country couldn't get he had wishin

pow, pow pow, pow! that's it! >> reporter: officials say at least a dozen officers suffered non life threatening injuries during the protest. the police officer who shot scott was identified tuesday night the two-year veteran of the department who is also african-american is on administrative leave pending an investigation. in charlotte, north carolina, chris clackham, nbc news. >> krystal: this comes following dozens of people protesting in tulsa, oklahoma last night as well. they demonstrated against the police shooting of an unarmed african-american man. 40-year-old terrence clutcher. on monday police releasing video down by a tulsa police officer. his arms up in the air during the encounter with police from a number of different vantage points. the officer spotted his vehicle in the middle of the road. the demonstrators want authorities to arrest that officer. >> michelle: tough news to start the day with but i do have really -- well i don't have it. i just get to toss to kel kwloi has some really good news on

pow pow pow pow. that's it. he aint have no gun! " but police say a handgun was recovered from the scene. "we did not find a book." charlotte police say their investigation will be transparent and fair. officer vinson has been placed on administrative leave pending the findings of the investigation. don champion, cbs news, ((kirsten joyce)) >>> another demonstration is planned for tonight in charlotte. in tulsa oklahoma protesters are calling for an officer to be fired and arrested... after a deadly police shooting there on friday. (( ardelia jackson / protesting police: "my soul hurts, my soul hurts, that's why i'm here. justice. it's not right. // we saw the tape. everyone saw the tape,")) ((kirsten joyce)) >> officers were responding to reports of a stalled vehicle. helicopter video shows terence crutcher outside the suv.. with his hands up and walking. shot by another. officer betty shelby says he tried to reach inside the car and she feared for her life. the shooting was captured on three cameras, the helicopter and two police

"we heard the shooting pow pow pow and then we ran, we ran into the house, we didnt see who shot who or nothing but we ran into the house i had to get all my grandkids into the house" it is not clear if the 23 year old man in the hospital was one of the shooters. police list him as a victim in the relationship between both men is also still unclear. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. milwaukee police have made an arrest after a 9- year- old is shot by a 6 -year- old. the 9- year- old boy remains in the hospital, after being shot in the neck and back, in a house near 20th and hadley wednesday night. investigators say the two police have taken a 30- year- old woman into custody. they're recommending she be charged with leaving a loaded firearm near children. the case will be forwarded to the district attorney. a silver alert is issued for a missing milwaukee woman. 69-year old ruthie edwards was last seen in the area of north avenue and cambridge. she was wearing a black short sleeve shirt with black and blue flower patterns and black pants. anyone with info is a

pow pow pow pow. that's it. he aint have no gun! " " "he stepped out, posing a threat, and officer brently vinson fired his weapon." disturbance that followed, protesters tossed rocks and bottles, injuring more than a dozen officers and damaging some police cars. a rally is planned for later tonight. 3 -nats drumming, marching- marching- young people in milwaukee marched to an 'anti-violence drumbeat' today. students from the wisconsin job corps marched on the city's north side to mark the 'international day of peace.' they didn't let the steady their determination to make a statement. we're here on a mission. and our mission is to walk for peace. we're here in this community and we support the district 4 police. we support the community and we want the commuity to know that we here at milwaukee job corps support " them." after the march, the students were scheduled to hear from deonte lewis, the non-violence coordinator for the city of milwaukee. 3 it was one-sided for decades, the detroit lions heated up last year. remember mason

pow, pow, pow, pow! that is it. he >> reporter: that police officer who fired the fatal shot is on paid administrative leave. the police chief is looking through scores of dash cam and body cam video, but he did say that officer who fired the fatal shot was not wearing a camera. ray reymundi, new york. >> in the meantime, the demonstrations in charlotte followed other protests in tulsa, oklahoma. in tulsa, there was a fatal shooting by police of an unarmed african-american man old terrence crutcher walking to his video with his hands up. that was when he was shot and killed by officer betty shelby. she is now on paid administrative leave. her attorney defended her actions. >> she gets to the window of the suv and has his hands in the air, looks at them, the side of the car at officer shelby and his left hand goes into the window. >> reporter: in tulsa, crutcher's family and the community are calling for criminal charges against officer shelby. the u.s. justice de also investigating this case. >>> and stories continu

sot -- "pow, pow, pow, pow. that's it. he had no gun." now - a neighbor who says she was there - also says there was no gun sot taheshia williams: "the book that fell off his lap. he didn't get out waving no gun, he got out like this." both the officer involved - brentley vinson - and scott were black men. sot pastor amere may, sr.: "often times we try to make it a white-black issue police say there's dash and body cam video of the shooting?but they refuse to release that footage until investigation is complete. which has only angered some now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. rainfall last night, another round has moved back into the area this morning, and is unfortunately impacting the same areas as last night. as a result, flooding is a certainty, but the severity is something we'll need to assess day by day. remember to heed all warnings and evacuations over northern iowa should they become necessary. this next round of rain will be capable of another 1-4" over northern areas, before dropping southward t

pow, pow, pow, pow. >> the officer involved has been identified as vinson. an african-american on the force since 2014. he's been placed on administrative leave. cbs news. >> were involved. they are interviewing witnesses as part of the investigation. >>> it was a really wet start this morning. wet on the roads and some rain above. >> all around today and throughout the afternoon hours. so here we are on the satellite radar exoz etment moving across portions of lee county. chat hamm county. they will continue to move across the area african american you aren't seeing any wet weather know it and clayton. 70 in louisburg. 69 in henderson. we'll make it to 74 by lunchtime. 76 our high. showers passing through throughout the day. the rest of your workweek forecast in just a little bit. >> the first in high point the second in -- a crowd of thousands of people in kenan svill he also talked about building a wall. america needs to come first. >> you get no education, you get no jobs, you get shot walking down the street. their worse. oklahoma citily places like afg

pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. that's it. he had no gun." this after police in tulsa shot and killed an unarmed black man on friday, also leading to protests. and democratic presidential nominee with them during a radio interview yesterday. hrc: "we have got to do everything possible to improve policing to go right at implicit bias.' williams: " and what you see right now is with the polls tightening, there is a great deal of concern about whether or not the latino vote and the black vote are sufficiently energized for hillary clinton" republican nominee donald trump also reaching out to minorities nats/quick/trump: "11:50:21 i am here to listen to you and i've been doing that" but what clinton has is the president himself, who is clearly trying to build on what may be lackluster support. obama: 21:42:34 i will consider it a personal insult, an insult to my legacy, if this community lets down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election. applause. luzader tag varies tainted drinking water-- disease outbreaks. wisconsin lawmakers a

pow pow pow pow. handgun was recovered by the scene. we did not find a book. >> reporter: they said that the investigation will be transparent and fair. the officer has been placed on administrative leave pending the investigation. don champion, cbs news, charlotte. >>> for the last several years, hundreds of homeowners are frustrated with the faa changes the pilots are ignoring them. back in 2014, the faa change the flight patterns. that change was supposed to cut down on fuel costs and increase safety for those new paths appear to be guidelines. once plains leave the gates, the faa this have control of where they go. airport administrators say that often plains deviate flying low and loud over residential areas. the aaa, they are still working their way through the federal court system. >>> if you plan to fly out of sky harbor next month, you can expect some delays. airport managers say that it could trigger some delays of up to 30 minutes during peak travel times. the runway will reopen in early november. >>> changes are had four s.

pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. that's it. he had no gun. ray: that police officer who fi paid administrative leave. the police chief is looking through scores of dash cam and body cam video, but he did say the officer who fired the deadly shot was not wearing a camera. ray raimundi, abc news, new york. sean: it's the last day of summer and it certainly feels like it as we take a live look at manchester this afternoon. but fall temperatures are making their way to the granite state. let some things over to meteorologist kevin skarupa. year in the lower range of the 70's and we will be in the 70's and lower 80's through friday before a cold front makes its way through the area. dew points which were running in the 60's the last several days, a little more of a sticky atmosphere, turning a lot more culpable now. a good deal of sunshine and a few high clouds. things fairly quiet all the way through tomorrow evening until the next front in the northern plains arrives. a lot of southern areas reaching above 80 degrees this afternoon while we may

pow, pow, pow. that's it. he had no gun. trade to the shooting happened while police are trained to serve a warrant at another complex. cheryl: battle for the white house. national security at the forefront. donald trump strongly criticizing the government's refugee program. listen. >> this could be the great trojan horse. we have people coming into our country. we have no idea who they are peered to use the word extreme. we i made it up. now hillary is copying me. we need extreme fasting. we don't need anybody until you find out what is going on in these regions of the world. cheryl: heather clinton long held the view meanwhile the new poll shows trumpet granted virtually tied in north carolina. truncating 44% support among likely voters while clinton has 43%. trampled beyond lou dobbs tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. don't miss lou talking to donald trump. cheryl: a great interview. new fallout from the clinton e-mail scandal. the i.t. specialist who deleted e-mails they have searched for advice on how to hide a vips inf

. >> pow pow pow pow that's it, he had no gun. >> reporter: now a neighbor who was there said there was no gun. >> he didn't get out waving no gun, he didn't get out like this, he got out like this. >> reporter: the officer involved in the shooting is black. >> overnight times we make it a -- oven times we try to make a black or whitish, it's really the uniform you wear, it's bigger than being black or white. >> reporter: police say there's dash and body cam footing of the shooting. they have released the video after the investigation which angered protesters more. >>> a man was shot and wounded outside of a home in burlington county on west third street. the victim was rushed hot hospital in willingboro. his condition is not known. >>> two police officers are in the hospital after a 26-year-old johnny flores slashed one of the officers in the face and head. the manner was sitting at officers after being taken into custody. >> has mental issues. i think that's what happened. other than that it's quiet here. >> reporter: both officers are expected to be okay. flores faces charges of atte

pow, pow, pow, pow. that's it. >> i'm a black guy so when i see this i'm thinking any given moment i get pulled over, stopped, a cop comes, it's likely that i'm going to get shot, armed or not. it's been growing. people getting shot everywhere. >> joining me now is the president of the naacp branch in charlotte, north carolina, corrinne mack. good morning. i want to talk about this shooting, but last night you were specifically at these protests where there was a lot of frustration and outrage. what went on there? it was a very violent scene. >> well, initially it was not a violent scene. at the end of the day we have to remember one thing, african-americans have been killed consistently over the course of a year and a half. african-americans have been oppressed for hundreds of years. african-americans are sick and tired of being sick and tired of being killed. with no one being accountable for our deaths, with there being no person actually being tried and found guilty and it looks as if our lives don't

. >> pow pow pow, pow, that's it, he had no gun. >> reporter: and the police department says that four of their officers were injured, but they have non-life threatening injuries, according to abc news there was a statement released from scott's family calling fors peace. reporting live from the sat center. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> the parents of crutcher continue it's quest for peace. crutcher was told what to do when dealing with police. >> what do you do when you get stopped by the police. put your hands up, so they can see them so they can know you don't have a gun, that's what he was doing, he was walking to the car, she shot him down like he was a dog. >> the kutchers want charges brought against the officers who was involved in the shooting. the officer said he was reaching into his packets and she felt threatened. >>> two thieves got away with cash from the 7-eleven in lower merion after midnight. police say one of the robbers was armed with a gun. the cashier suffered a head injury, but is expected to be okay. >>> two vineland police officers are recovering

pow pow pow pow. that's it. he had no gun. >> reporter: but police say a handgun was recovered from the scene. >> we did not find a book. >> reporter: charlotte police say their investigation will be transparent and fair. officer brently vincent has been pending the findings of the investigation. >> tia: community leaders in charlotte are calling on leaders to boycott the city. a rally is planned for later this morning. >>> protesters in tulsa, oklahoma calling for the job of officer betty shelby after seeing the video of the deadly shooting of terrence crutcher. protesters say it's clearly abuse of excessive force. the shooting was captured on three cameras, but none of the officers were camera. tulsa police got nearly 600,000 dollars in federal grants for body cameras last year and so far, none of the officers have them. >> brian: all right. we are getting answers about a child who fell from the 11th floor of the willoughby hills tower early this morning. parents of two-year-old anthony suttles jr. were home a

. >> pow, pow, pow, pow. that's it. ray: police confirm one person was shot and killed in the area where this is all happening. they say officers did not fire the shot but did respond to the scene. ray raimundi, abc news, new york. shelley: and recapping tonight's breaking news, the city of charlotte, north carolina just announcing that is civilian shot during protests night has not died. that person is actually in the hospital on lives of orton. cities had announced earlier that the victim had died. these are live pictures from charlotte where there are road tests in the street. we'll bring you new details as they come in. in other news, we have unsettling video of a two-year-old trying to wake her mother after the woman apparently overdosed on the floor of a store. while these images are hard to the opioid crisis is. jean mackin joins us. jean: we are told the child in the video has been removed from her mother's care. police are not releasing the mother's name because she has not been charged yet. someone inside the

pow, pow, pow, pow! that's it! >> reporter: police say the officer who shot scott is black. the shooting sparked protests, the windows to police cruisers smashed, traffic on i-85 shut down. the goods inside track or the-trailers dragged out and set on fire. injured in the protests, which lasted until early this morning. officers using what appeared to be tear gas to break up the crowd. >> there was a terrorist, new jersey, new york. he was taken alive. they said they wanted to question him. so because of you wanting to question him, does his life mean more than our black men across the nation? it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: this morning, the city's mayor called for peace. >> give us the time to get the continue dialogue going forward, how we continue to be a peaceful community. the opportunity is open to everyone. report t officers who were hurt during that protest have minor injuries. >> nancy: jen, thank you. also on 7: a boston police officer cleared of using excessive force during this encounter with a man in the back bay. that happened back in may. the departme

thank you for joining us to commemorate our pow/mia recognition day.less you and may god bless this great nation. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, general silva. gen. silva: thank you, secretary carter. i am going to break from script for just a minute on behalf of chairman joe dunford and all the soldiers, sailors and airmen and marines, coast guard and, we salute you for your patriotism and your courage and bravery. thank you for being here today. [applause] selva: it is truly an honor to be here today as we pay homage to often unsung heroes. i extend a very special welcome to former prisoners of war and family who join us this day. you have taught us the legacy of honor and duty that we try to carry out every single day. i would also like to welcome the families of those still missing in action. your sacrifice is humbling, and we thank you for your faith and your perseverance. you are, for us, a beacon of hope. and welcome to the many a who are committed to bringing everyone american hero home from foreign shores. we are grateful for your continu

pow pow pow pow. that's police say a handgun was recovered from the scene.(sot) "we did not find a book." charlotte police say their investigation will be transparent and fair. officer vinson has been placed on administrative leave pending the findings of the investigation. don champion, cbs news, charlotte, north carolina. the funeral for an unarmed black man shot and killed by a white female police officer in oklahoma will be held saturday. terence crutcher died friday after police stalled vehicle. tulsa police say crutcher failed to obey officers' commands and tried to ?reach inside? his vehicle. protesters there now want the officer who shot him...betty shelby, fired and arrested. ?ardelia jackson / protesting police?(jackson sot) "my soul hurts, my soul hurts, that's why i'm here. justice. it's not right. // we saw the tape. everyone saw the tape,"?scott wood / shelby's attorney?(wood sot) "it went from hey man is this your car all the way up to literally screaming at him the department of justice has opened up a civil rights investigation over allegati

pow, pow, pow. that's it. he had no >>laura: officer involved shooting leads to violent protests in the streets of shar lochlt a dozen officers hurt and a city on edge. >>russell: road rage in the car line. a parent accused of hitting a volunteer with his car at his child's school. >>laura: lock your cars. sounds simple enough but it's the message that deputies are trying to get out to the community. >>russell: welcome to "good day." >>laura: we'll start off the way we do, with a check of the forecast and dave osterberg. of isolated showers along the coast. the difference is this. they're not holding together as they touch the coast where they did that yesterday. drier air aloft, not as much energy. i just think the next few days, rain chances will be lower than normal. 79 in tampa international and the forecast today, 30%. that's it. so guess what we're going to do? go above normal and touch 90 degrees once again. >>vanessa: and right now we have take the sunshine skyway bridge. there's a new crash reported a

near the corner of palmer and chambers-- we heard the shooting, pow, pow, pow and then we ran. chaos breaks out just before 6. just a lot of people running that way and the ambulance and fire department. robert and alberta roy shielding their grand children, as police make their way to the scene of a double shooting. a 53 year-old man would soon die on the first day of fall--- there are changing colors in the neighborhood. not on the trees--- but in vehicles and placards that arrive. the neighborhood changing for some reason. these neighbors moving in. people we dont know. as time passes, crowds grow. some claim to be family members looking for answers. there are few given. this homicide-- the 99th this year in milwaukee according to records kept by fox 6. two grand parents, are thankful none kids that were playing on this block at the time. they wasnt hurt. thank god for that. disappointed at the violence visible from their front porch. police right now are not sure if the 23- year-old-man in the hospital was one of the shooters. a press release lists him as a victim--- not su

pow pow pow pow! that's it! he had no gun! people are calling my phone saying "your brother had a g he had no gun. gary: shortly after the incident, his daughter streamed these images on social media. >> the police shot my father four times for being black. gary: charlotte police say he had a gun as he emerged from his car and they gave multiple , warnings to drop it. they say that a weapon was recovered from the scene and they did not find any book. the officer who fired the fatal shots is on administrative leave, standard procedure in such cases. >> it is time to change the narrative because i can tell you , from the facts that the story is a little bit different as to how it has been portrayed so far , especially through social media. gary: charlotte's mayor appealed for calm after the night of violence the city experienced. >>are calling for peace come -- we are calling for peace. we are calling for calm, we are calling for dialogue. gary: here at the police department they are expecting more protests later tonight and are

pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. that's it. he had no gun." pkg tag: the officer who fired the fatal shot.. has been placed on paid administrative leave...pending the outcome of an internal investigation. the police chief is looking thru scores of dash cam and body cam footage. but he did say that who fired the deadly shot, was not wearing a camera. ray raimundi, abc news, new after police in killed a man in tulsa oklahoma. the officer who fired her weapon is now on paid administrative leave. video appears to show 40- year-old terence crutcher with his hands up when he stops for a moment by his s-u-v. that's when officer betty shelby fired her weapon. her attorney defends her actions, but crutcher's twin sister says he didn't deserve death. " he gets to the window of the suv and has his hands in the air... looks at the side of the a goes into window. " " i lost my twin brother who did nothing wrong..absolute ly nothing wrong. i believe in accountability." federal, state and local authorities are still investigating the circumstance s surrounding the shooting. the fbi looked into the man acc

pow, pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: and these protests happened almost at the same time as protests in oklahoma was there that an unarmed plaque man was shot by police. as for the officer that was involved in the deadly police shooting in north carolina, he has been put on administrative leave which they say is protocol. for now reporting live in the satellite center, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." matt back to you. >> thanks for theup date annie. >>> the protests in charlotte came hours after another demonstration in oklahoma. the demonstrators here are calling for an arrest of a tulsa police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man. it happened when officers responded to a report of a small vehicle back on friday. investigators said yesterday that they found the drug pcp in the vehicle of 40-year-old terrence crutcher but attorneys for crutcher's family say a discussion of drugs distracts from questions about the use of deadly force. >> it is 6:06. lesean mccoy is being sued for a bar fight that happened in february. the incident at the olde city nightclub involved mccoy's f

he went between the cars, i heard 30, 40 shots like that pow, pow, pow. >> this morning, verdict itself are focusing on what, if anything, the suspect may have had in a motive for planting those bombs. >> reporter: the man hunt turned into a foot chase and ended in a the suspect shot multiple times, wheeled into an ambulance alive after investigators say he opened fire on two officers. >> i mainly seen the cop just shooting at the suspect it just sounded like, you know, pop, pop, pop pop pop. >> reporter: after police and federal agents were subpoenaing, a responding officer iraqi happened from his side and shot one fire at the officer, strike him. >> two officers were rooupd wound, along with rahamu, an afghanistan radicaled person born in afghanistan. >> rather than this individual acted alone and what his motivations mafbl. >> reporter: police ask for the public's help in finding him, sending this first of its kind emergency alert, warning to be over five members of his family and taking them in for questioning. the suspect's father spoke exclusively to npc news. >> did you know that

. >> they jumped out their truck and got a gun pow, pow, pow. >> protesters shut down the interstate and started fires in the roadway. others just wanting their voices heard. >> the throwing of water bottles and destroying city vehicles i don't condone that. as far as my child, my nephews, i'm concerned and worry about them. >> other protests, tractor trailers were lewded and officers unable to make their way through these crowds. >> there's a man standing on a police cruiser right now. >> protesters say a charlotte police officer shot and killed scott who protesters claim was unarmed. charlotte police say he when i see this, i'm thinking any given moment i get pulled over or stopped or a cop comes it's likely i'm going to get shot. armed or not. >> in all, police said 12 officers were injured during the demonstrations. 11 people were taken from demonstrations and treated for nonlife threatening injuries. >> thanks josh. >> now to your vote and the race for the white house. the recently deadly officer and tulsa are front and center on the campaign trail today. both presidential candi

pow, pow, pow, pow. that's it. he had no gun. >> and eva pilgrim with us live tonight in charlotte. and eva, you've learned that there is body cam footage that might help answer some of these questions? >> reporter: that's right, david. there is body cam video of the scene, but police say, they will not release it until this investigation is complete. tonight. eva, thank you. >>> the deadly shooting in charlotte coming just days after another one in tulsa. dash cam video showing this father, his suv broken down, walking back toward his truck, his arms up. moments before an officer shoots and kills him. the female officer defending herself, and tonight, the presidential candidates are now waking in. hillary clinton saying these shootings have to stop. calling the outbreak unbearable. donald trump suggesting the >> reporter: it is the moment causing such outrage. >> that looks like a bad dude, too. >> reporter: terence crutcher's family says the 40-year-old's hands are up, just before he's shot. something police above saw, too. >> he's got his hands up there for her now. >> reporter:

pow, pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: and the officer involved in this shooting is on administrative leave which we're told protocol. the process also came -- protests came hours after the protests were happening in tulsa oklahoma where an unarmed black man was shot earlier this week. will. reporting live from the sat center annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> annie thank you for that. >>> and the suspect in the new york and new jersey bombings now faces federal charges. the court complaints filed late yesterday give a chilling glimpse into what authorities say motivated ahmad khan are a hematoma the afghan born u.s. citizen bought bomb ingredients on ebay and recorded a video of himself igniting a blast in the backyard. in a handwritten journal he talked of being a marter and warned that bombs would resound in the sheets. rahami remains hospitalized after a shootout with police on monday. the fbi had investigated him two years ago but dropped the case due to a lack of evidence. >> new this morning, gunfire in wilmington delaware seriously injured a young man. the actio

pow, pow, pow. he had no gun. >> as they engaged him, he is armed with a handgun. we found on scene as well. make some imminent threat to them and because of that, one of our officers fired. >> the chief says the man was armed with a gun. the family members say he was holding a book. a major investigation is now underway. >> hello and good morning. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, everyone. we'll check meteorologist in just a moment. a massive protest throughout the city. >> so much -- some of the destruction as they smash a police suv. they took their protest and blocked it in both directions. officers in riot gear met the protesters. some of them used tear gas on crowd.

they said hands up; he got a gun he got a gun, pow pow pow pow." )) >> the officer involved has been identified as brently vinn and has been on the force since 2014. ((nia wong)) >> he's since been placed on administrative leave. brian and kirsten? ((brian loftus)) >>> the black lives matter movement in las vegas is making national headlines. this defense attorney sparked a protest ... when she refused to remove her black lives matter button, despite a judge's request not to demonstrate what he called political speech. about a dozen other lawyers arrived to support her yesterday ... earlier, the judge asked people case... saying he tries to keep the courtroom free from any outside influences. the attorney says she decided to take a stand after the las vegas police union sent a letter to judges, saying "'black lives matter' propaganda" has no place in courtrooms./// sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) we got a few showers and some sprinkles yesterday... but as we suspected - the real rain has sprinkles yesterday... but as we suspected - the real rain has arizona. ............

it was like pow, you heard one pow and then x6two more pows. hard and just kept riding the wall. and then a portion of the vehicle, you could see the tha vehicle. rep4 was trying desperately to get ahold of her, calling ?her 28 times and then trying to get the troopers' attention. police are ?2?looking for a whi? work truck and three guys. >>> thanks for >>> let's talk about our safety our security and terrorism at the live desk. authorities have a bombing suspect and the hunt is on to find his wife. we want to show you the tweet coming in from cnn stating that she fled the country. she took off from the u.s. just a couple of days before the attacks. meantime, charges have been filed against the suspect in connection to the bombs found in new york and new jersey. attempted murder of a law 2nd degree charges involving the weapon he used. he is being held on $5.2 million bail and remains in the izrd?al after being pe%?shot. e federal charges in the bombings have yet to be filed and plenty of time left to do that. two 1w?officers injured in the battle are expected to recover here. d

. >> he said hand up, he got a gun, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: the officer involved is brentley vincent a black on the force since 2014. authorities say he has been placed on administrative leave. hena daniels, cbs news. >> authorities say they are interviewing witnesses as part of the investigation. >>> in sacramento four videos have been released related to a fatal shooting involving officers and an armed suspect last july. the videos begin with officers ordering 50-year-old joseph mann to stop as he walked down the street holding a firearm. more officers arrived as mann continues to runway in the video. five minutes later two officers fired 18 shots at the suspect. the family of joseph mann has filed a lawsuit against the city now. their attorney says that lethal force should not have been used. >> the police ultimately confront him within moments he is shot dead. and in our view this is a woefully unjustified shooting. >> city council members there say that in the future, they are hoping to push for videos like these to be released sooner. >>> a major bust at a richmond mote

they said hands up; he got a gun he got a gun, pow pow pow pow." )) >> the officer involved has been identified as brently vinson. vinson is an african-american and has been on the force since 2014. ((nia wong)) >> he's since been placed on administrative leave. brian and kirsten? ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecas. >> sherry swensk is here with that. ((sherry swensk)) at least not a morning commute - that might change by the afternoon. as one system exits... another will move in and this next one will bring some big gusty winds with it... especially in the mountains. .. to 50 or higher in the mountains. . cooler 80s as fall arrives and lasts into the weekend. ((sherry swensk)) demetria, how are the roads doing? there was a crash along the north beltway earlier this morning. here to stay. over on the east side, there's construction happening at flamingo and us 95 that's causing overnight ramp closures impacting the northbound 95 off-ramp to flamingo. avoid the area, if you can. lane closures are bound to slow you down, as well. <<< >>> <<< >>> ((

sot -- "pow, pow, pow, pow. that's it. he had no gun." now - a neighbor who says she was there - also says there was no gun sot taheshia williams: "the book that fell off his lap. he didn't get out waving no gun, he got out like this." both the officer involved - brentley vinson - and scott were bc "often times we try to make it a white-black issue police say there's dash and body cam video of the shooting?but they refuse to release that footage until investigation is complete. which has only angered some protestors even more its here is a live look at meteorologist kaj o'mara joins wet weather is on the top of the mind today. after moved back into the area this morning, and is unfortunately impacting the same areas as last night. as a result, flooding is a certainty, but the severity is something we'll need to assess day by day. remember to heed all warnings and evacuations over northern iowa should they become necessary. this next round of rain will be capable of another 1-4" over northern areas, before dropping southward towards cedar

"we heard the shooting pow pow pow and then we ran, we ran into the house, we didnt see who shot who or nothing but we ran into the house i had to get all my grandkids into the house" old man in the hospital was one of the shooters. police list him as a victim in their release. the relationship between both men is also still unclear. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. waukesha police are trying to find the man who approached a teenage boy. police say a white man in his 50's drove up to the teen at waukesha south high here. police say he offered the student a ride home -- but the student didn't recognize him and said no. anyone with information is asked to call police. governor scott walker has issued a state of emergency in 13 western counties after damaging floods. and one person has died during the heavy rains. a mudslide pushed a man's home onto a state highway yesterday in victory -- which is south of lacrosse. the man's body was found not far from his home. up to ten inches of rain have fallen in parts of western wisconsin... the state of emergency will al

. >> they got off the truck and said hands up, he's got a gun, and then proud -- pow, pow, pow.>> at least 12 officers were injured, and demonstrators damaged several police cars and a television news van, and officers served a warrant at an apartment complex. they spotted scott, not the person they were looking for, and they say that scott came out of the car and confronted them armed with a gun causing the officer to open fire.>> he was getting off the bus.>> this man is disabled.>> investigators recovered a gun at the scene but his family says that he was not armed, and the charlotte mayor is asking for calm and promising a thorough investigation into the shooting. >>> there are protests in tulsa, oklahoma, and bid -- and the protesters want criminal charges filed against the officer that shot and killed and unarmed african-american man last friday. the video shows the officers tasing and gunning down crutcher who did have his hands up. they found the drug pcp in the car but the family uses the police to use the drug in order to distract the public for the question on the deadly u

. >> pow pow pow, that's it. he had no gun. >> reporter: a neighbor says she was there and says there was no gun. >> books fell off of his lap. he didn't get out waving the gun. he didn't get out like this. he got out like this. >>eporter: the officer involved in the shooting, brently vinson is also black. black or white, it's what you represent. it's the uniform you represent so we're trying to make it black and white but it's bigger than just being black and white. >> reporter: police say there's dash and bodyycam footage of the shooting but they refuse to release the video after the investigation which is only angering many protestors more. >>> so we'll be following the turmoil there in charlotte and tulsa throughout the day as things get worse or better. we'lse free denver7 news app. >>> it's 57 degrees this morning and believe it or not, fall is finally here. >> time for sweaters and boots as my wife tells me -- she loves her boots. katie does too. she has our first alert forecast. >>> happy first day of fal

next thing, i see pow pow pow, five shots. >> tonight investigators have not released any video. only this still image. >> we will be transparent this will be investigated, this will be looked at by many sets of eyes, not just ours. >> don't shoot him. >> the death here comes on the heels of officer-involved shootings in charlotte and on the street. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> an historic moment today in our nation's capitol, congress handing president obama a stinging defeat overriding his veto for the first time of his presidency. the battle concerning a bill that would allow 9/11 family members to sue saudi arabia for an alleged role in those attacks. nbc's pete williams has more. >> the yeas are 1. >> with one vote against, the senate and then the house, 348 to 77 easily came wuth two-thirds needed to override a veto from president obama and allow victims of the 9/11 attacks and their families to sue the government of saudi arabia. watching the vote today, kerry strada, whose husband, tom, died in the attack on the world trade center. >> congress worked beautifully togethe

pow, pow, pow. he had no gun. >> as they engaged him, he is armed with a handgun. we found on scene as well. make some imminent threat to them and because of that, one of our officers fired. >> the chief says the man was armed with a gun. the family members say he was holding a book. a major investigation is now underway. >> hello and good morning. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, everyone. we'll check meteorologist in just a moment. a massive protest throughout the city. >> so much -- some of the destruction as they smash a police suv. they took their protest and blocked it in both directions. officers in riot gear met the protesters. some of them used tear gas on crowd. hurt but they're all expected to be o.k.. >> right now, we want to update you on this breaking news. they are now calling for calm as they conduct the investigation into the deadly officer-involved shooting. we headed to charlotte as the protests turn violented. robert richardson arrived there earlier this morning. robert? >> reporter: well, i'm on old concord road and the apartment where t