for misconduct after 19 met the sheriff department superior officers were worried about deputy sean p grayson'siles. he has a history of official misconduct, harassment, lying in his reports in abusing his power. sean p grayson served in six different sher sheriffs departms in four years. and quickly, ted, i hate to make you rush on this but what can be done to prevent these deadly scenarios? >> unfortunately, these things happen and police department where you have rotten apples. but let me say it quickly the majority of the men and women who serve and protect our good men and women. they are not sean grayson's. >> absolutely well said i'm glad you said that. ted williams thank you very much. we will be right back after a short break. let's take a little test together: which looks better — this? or this? this... ...or this? seems clear to me. saving cash wins every time. which is why you'll love the wise buys sales event, going on right now at america's best. get two pairs of single-vision glasses for just $69.95, or two pairs of progressives for just $129.95. both offers include a comprehensi

>> reporter: officer sean grayson and his partner were dispatched. encounter with police escalated quickly. >> dropped the [bleep] -- drop the [bleep]. >> reporter: body cambio clearly captured officer sean grayson shooting massey in her kitchen. >> hijacked into the female. head shot went to the female. >> units on the scenes where shots are fired. >> reporter: dispatchers can be heard saying they were told massey died to a self-inflicted wound. >> they are now saying self-inflicted. >> reporter: the massey family accuses the department of trying to cover up the cause of her death by claiming it was a self-inflicted gunshot. >> he needs to go to jail. for life. i don't want to see him in public ever again, honestly. >> reporter: the sangamon county sheriff says former deputy sean grayson admits to the shooting, at least twice on body cam video, and that there was never any confusion over how sonya massey died, and norah, the department also denying those claims of a cover-up. >> norah: charlie de mar, thank you very much. tonight, there is new video

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sean grayson has pled not guilty to first-degree murder charges. next week, i will be in chicago on tuesday, helping to lead a rally as head of the national network network demanding justice for sonya massey along with ministers in chicago and of national network action and leadership network. 20 me now is a civil rights attorney and attorney general of black america, ben crump, who represents the family. we had technical difficulties trying to get the father and family members and. let me go with you, attorney crump. thank you, as always, for joining us and drawing attention to this case and politicsnation extends its deepest condolences to sonya's family. i will be there personally tuesday at the rally at 6:00 at the mount pilgrim baptist church on washington boulevard, 6:00 in chicago. sonya's family, especially her two teenage children are a concern. the family has launched a gofundme campaign to help with expenses stemming from her death, including a likely need for mental health counseling and support with that in mind. can you tell us how he

>> reporter: and david, sean grayson is being held without bond. he's pleaded not guilty. his attorney has declined to comment. david? >> david: alex perez tonight, thank you. >>> now to the fears of a growing conflict in the middle east. israel striking beirut in retaliation, claiming it took out a senior hezbollah commander believed to be responsible for the deadly rocket attack killing a dozen children. marcus moore now from beirut. >> reporter: tonight, an israeli air strike rocking southern beirut. the idf claims it killed hezbollah's most senior military commander, although that has not been independently confirmed. at least two people reportedly died in the attack, and another 20 were injured. the israelis say hezbollah's fuad shukr was heavily involved in the rocket attack that killed 12 children and teenagers at a soccer field in the israeli-occupied golan heights on saturday. hezbollah has denied responsibility, even though it has been firing rockets into israel for ten months in solidarity with hamas militants in gaza. israeli leader benjamin netanyahu visited t

amy: after that sean grayson should sonya massey. recorded grayson telling his partner not to render aid to her. records show grayson has worked for six days in -- six different law enforcement agencies. the guardian newspaper obtained audio of the call in which the deputy told the dispatcher that massey's wound was "self-inflicted." the family said it was also given misleading information given by police that she was shot by a neighbor. this is massey's father james wilburn at a news conference. >> i was under the impression that a neighbor had killed my baby. never did they say there was a deputy involved shooting in so my brother read it on the internet. when he shared it with me he said brother, what was sonya's address? i told him and he says to me, this says it was a deputy involved shooting. a deputy involved shooting, what are you talking about? amy: sonya massey was a mother of two, a 15-year-old daughter and 17-year-old son. her killing fireplace has prompted protests including by vice president kamla harris who issued a sta

accelerate attorney ben crump alleging the reports then deputy sean grayson, who responded to massey'sngfield, illinois home july 6th about a probable prowler fired downward as she crashed to the ground, seen before the shooting picking up a pot of water. >> [ bleep ] >> reporter: graceton firing moments later. >> there was no humanity. >> reporter: he was fired and pleaded not guilty to first- degree murder charges. >> that was disturbing. so joining me is cedric alexander, a former member president obama's task force on 24 century policing and analyst. i want remind the viewers you are a former police chief, what did the details from the newly released autopsy report tell you ? >> i think the autopsy report will be consistent with what we saw on the video. the video is troubling, not enough strong enough adjective to use because it is very troubling from the time they made contact with ms. massey. for what we could see, take a look at the video, what people have seen from the video, it is pretty descriptive there and the amount of force that was used far exceeded anything imaginable.

police edited this themselves, only to blur out her body in that video, but again, kate that was sean graysonto prosecutors he's the one month fired the fatal shots. >> the deputy who was fired pleaded not guilty to the charges. what's next for that deputy and what is the family saying today? >> he's been indicted on three counts of first degree murder, he's pled not guilty. the family is calling for a number of things, first of all, attorney crump said the doj is now investigating, we're waiting on the doj to confirm that, other than massey's father made this demand at a press conference. >> i'm calling for the sheriff's resignation, because i think it's a culture to treat this family this bad, to call these lies, if it were not for that camera footage we as a people, they would have lied their way out of this. so he needs to resign. >> reporter: relatives say initially when they showed up on scene they were told someone shot massey, it took them a while to figure out it was a law enforcement officer. >> maggie, thank you. >>> a few trial date has been set for the massachusetts woman who's a

. >> maasie, de anos, baleada por sean grayson, un policia de springfield, illinois, hace un mes, mientrasua caliente en su cocina tras haber llamado al 911 en busca de ayuda. >> la interaccion entre masi y los dos policias que acudieron a su casa. >> quedo grabada en aproximadamente 35 minutos de video corporal entregado este lunes por la policia de springfield. >> segun las autoridades, massey llamo al 911 poco despues de la media el 6 de julio para re reportar un presunto intruso en su casa. >> masi abre la puerta. >> all these estos espacios de atras. >> hemos comprobado tu el video se ve a grayson hablando con ella dentro de la casa. >> el le pide su identificacion. >> en otro angulo del al segundo policia caminando por la residencia mientras grayson i interactua con masi quien ya esta en la cocina con una olla de agua caliente en las manos y de repente el momento se torna violento. >> masi se agacha y luego se levanta brevemente y en ese instante mason dispara su arma tres veces. >> entonces, el segundo policia se une a la balacera segun documentos policiales, uno de los b penalazos

devastated now demanding justice. >> he needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> and sean grayson been fired from the force and has pled not guilty to the charges. in massey's killing. abc news, meanwhile, we've obtained a grievance filed for grayson that claims he was terminated without just cause. he's asking for his job back along with lost wages and benefits. tomorrow, guys, has been designated as a national day of mourning for sonya massey. >> rhiannon: all right. morgan. thank you for that report. >>> now to the arrest of two leaders of the sinaloa cartel. ismael "el mayo" zambada was apprehended when he was duped into getting on a flight that he thought was going to northern mexico, but, in fact, it landed in el paso, texas, and joaquin guzman lopez, the son of the notorious drug lord el chapo, was secretly flown to chicago. the details of his custody have yet to be released. we'll have much more on the latest on this blow coming to one of the largest drug cartels coming up in our next hour. gio? >> gio: now to southwest airlines under pressure after recent close calls and

camera footage showing the moment an officer shot a 36-year-old black woman in her harm deputy sean grayson has been charged with murder in the death of sonya massey he is part of that footage and a warning. the video you are about to see is disturbing. >> sack right there. maybe we don't get firewall where we are ben crump, the lawyer representing sonya massey is family says she had called 911 for help believing there was an intruder in her home graham says, quote, she was dealing with some issues and needed a helping hand, not a bullet to the face. messi's family says they will seek justice for her death know you always get the same thing. >> these platitudes from people no you have my prayers and my sympathy but you know what i want i want justice for my baby. >> yeah this, time deputy sean grayson has pleaded not guilty to three counts of first-degree murder, and remains in jail before the trial. will days after a massive tech outage caused havoc around the world. some users are still struggling to get back to normal. among them, delta airlines the atlanta base carrier canceled more tha

former deputy sean grayson is charged with first-degree murder, aggravated battery with a firearm, andial misconduct. he has pled not guilty. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham. ♪ amna: russian courts have convicted a string of journalists in recent days. today, exiled russian journalist mikhael zyger was sentenced to 8.5 years in absentia for spreading fake information about russia's war in ukraine. on friday, evan gershkovich, an american wall street journal reporter, was convicted of espionage in a rushed, secret trial. that same day, alsu kurmasheva, a dual russian-american citizen and journalist with the u.s.-funded radio free europe/radio liberty was convicted and sentenced to 6 and -- 6.5 years in prison for spreading falsehoods about the russian army. like the others, her trial was shrouded in secrecy. i spoke yesterday with kurmasheva's husband pavel, and the elder of her two daughters , bibi, and began by asking about the moment they learned of her conviction. >> well, first of all, was unusual to find out from a news report. alsu's case is shrouded in secrecy. we kne

they were under the impression sonya was killed by an intruder, the deputy , sean grayson, charged withbattery with a firearm and conduct, if convicted, faces prison sentences of 45 years alike, six to 30 years for battery, two to five years for misconduct. his past record should've been flagged well before he was allowed to enter the police force. nbc news reporting found that greases disclosed a history of alcohol abuse on a job application, pleaded guilty twice to duis. it is pretty unbelievable we still find ourselves in this moment, after the police killing of george floyd in 2020, after the mass protest of the country, the calls for reform, it seems like for a split second there could be a turn, reckoning of some sort for the future. four years later, momentum on capitol hill to pass sweeping police reform faded away. four years later, police in america continue to shoot and kill more than 1000 people each year. of course, black victims that disproportionate rate. four years later we have not seen change in the data that officers are prosecuted for murder less than 2% of fatal sho

attorney general, thank you for your time deputy sean grayson worked for six departments in four years accused of inmate intimidation pleaded guilty to two duis, disciplined for failing to call off a high-speed chase, discharged from the military for misconduct should he have been employed by the sangamon county sheriff's office in the first place? >> yeah. >> well, there's question as to whether he should have been employed by the first police department that hired them based on things that transpired before he put on a badge before he put on the uniform? if i were the decision maker, he probably would not have been employed. there was nothing that was an absolute disqualifier because for a lot of reasons here in illinois, we make sure that we embrace brace second chances. we we embrace very possibility that people may evolve over time, but certainly it doesn't appear by this gentleman's background that he should have been employed by the first police department one of the things that i should mention in we have several hundred law enforcement agencies within the state and in bounced

. >> the former deputy, sean grayson has pleaded not guilty to charges including first degree murder.emains in custody. new original reporting from nbc news found grayson worked for six law enforcement agencies since 2020. according to illinois law enforcement records and even had his own previous run-ins with the law. >> nbc news national reporter janelle griffith is behind this new reporting and joins us now. of course you've been digging into personnel files on grayson. what did they reveal about his past? >> yes, so at one of his most recent departments, he had actually been disciplined after he struck a deer during a chase. that department, the logan county sheriff's office said that he had violated a number of department policies during that chase, and he had also been the subject of two civilian complaints that the department ultimately concluded were unfounded. and it's interesting that he was also -- he had pleaded guilty twice to driving under the influence of alcohol in 2015 and in 2016 and one of those duis was when he was still enlisted in the army. >> and janelle, we und

african-american woman at her home in the state of illinois, now according to court documents officer sean grayson fired three shots to striked woman one time in a face as she duck for cover behind a kitchen counter, the incident followed a verbal exchange about a pot on the stove, the one mother of two teenagers had called the police regarding suspected intruder in her place. the officer has been arrested and indicted, five charges, including murder, however has polited guilted none of those charges. the shooting is the latest in the running list of high profile police killings of black people in the us. now us vice president kama harris securing enough delegate endorsements to win the democratic nomination for the 2024 presidential. vote, she won the back on more than half the democratic delegates that she needed to win the nomination. harris also raised record breaking 81 million dollars for a presidential bit in the first 24 hours since joe biden dropped out of the white house race. top democrats are riding behind her and their bit to defeat republican hopeful donald trump. speaking to campaig

according to court documents officer sean grayson fired three shots striking the woman one time in the face as she duck for cover behind a kitchen counter now. the incident follows a verbal exchange about a pot on the stove, woman, the mother of two had called police regarding suspected intruder at her home. officer has been arrested now and indicted on five charges, including three of murder, he has however pleaded not guilty at his first arraignment in court, shooting is the latest in a running list of high profile police killings of unarmed uh african americans in america. "the us secret service chief resigns a mid mounting pressure after the assassination attempt against former us president donald trump. kimberly cheedle has been under fire for failing to prevent that shooting, she acknowledged her agent. his failure after a 20-year-old gunman wounded the former republican president and current white house candidate a july 13 campaign rally in pennsylvania. now speaking before a congressional committee just monday, she said attack on trump represents the most significant operationa

. >> reporter: inside the home deputy sean grayson can be ask heard asking sonya massey to check on the fire right over here. >> reporter: within seconds things become tense. >> hot? you're hot steaming water. >> hot steaming water. water. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: massey starts to set down the pot and apologizes. grayson fires three times, striking her in the face. prosecutors say grayson's partner tried to give the 36-year-old first aid even though grayson discouraged him. >> i'm going to go get my kit. >> she's done. you can get it, but that's a head shot. >> reporter: civil rights attorney benjamin crump is representing massey's family. >> so you needed a helping hand, but she got a shot to the face by the police. >> reporter: james wilburn is massey's father. >> i'm heartbroken. i just don't know what to say. >> what's the hardest part about this for you? >> i think the last words that my daughter said to me was, daddy, i love you, and to know and realize that i won't see her again, i can't talk to her again, i can't touch her again. >> reporter: grayson has pleaded not guilty

. >> body camera footage reveals the moment sean grayson shot the mother of two after asking her to checkve. the former illinois sheriff's deputy was fired nearly two weeks after the shooting and is facing murder charges. >>> and the "new york post" says a tropical disturbance over the atlantic is worrying hurricane experts. the national hurricane center is watching a tropical disturbance that is currently located east of a group of islands in the caribbean sea. they say environmental conditions are increasing the chances of the system developing into a tropical depression around midweek. the latest outlooks project the system will head in the general direction of florida or the southeast coast. >>> still ahead, detecting alzheimer's. encouraging signs that a blood test could help doctors diagnose the disease that causes memory loss. to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start

african-american woman at her home in the state of illinois, according to court documents officer sean grayson fired three shots striking woman one time in the face as she duck for cover behind a kitchen counter. the incident followed a verbal exchange about a pot on the stove. woman, mother of two teenagers, had called the police regarding suspected intruder in her home. the officer has been arrested and indicated on five charges, including murder, however has pleated not guilty to none of the charges. the shooting is the latest in a running list of high profile police killings of black people in the united states. and that's a wrap for this new. guys from tehran, thank you for watching, all the back in almost seven eight minutes with the spotlight. modest fashion shows have become a constant reality in the west with many hejob wearing rich muslim women frequenting the luxury events. but why and how did the islamic style of dress get promoted in an environment the politicians are up in arms against anything that has any trace of islam. watch this documentary to find the answer to this questio

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eye, then exited from the back of her neck. [ knocking ] after sangamon county sheriff's deputy sean graysonis partner responded to her 911 call. >> you called us. >> reporter: body camera video reveals the moment grayson shot the mother of two in the face after asking her to check the stove. massey's autopsy report lists gabba pentin a nerve pain medication and thc the active ingredient in cannabis. ben crump is an attorney for massey's family. >> there are no drugs in her system other than the medication. >> reporter: this comes as cbs news has learned new details about grayson, who worked for six different law enforcement agencies in four years. >> the sheriff and i will not tolerate lying and deception. >> reporter: new audio recordings from the logan county, illinois sheriff's office obtained by cbs news reveal grayson was reprimanded in november 2022 for writing false information in his police reports. >> seven months on, how are you still employed by us? >> i don't know. >> reporter: state records show grayson resigned in april 2023 and was hired by sangamon county three days later. a

according to court documents officer sean grayson fired three shots striking the woman one time in the face as she dug for cover behind a kitchen counter. incident fall verbal exchange about a pot on the stove. woman. mother of two teenagers had called police regarding suspected intruder at her home, officer has been arrested and indicted on five charges, including murder. he has, however pleated guilty to none of those charges. shooting his latest in a running list of high profile police killings of black people in america. unarmed black people, that is. us vice president camala harris has secured enough delegate. endorsements to win the democratic nomination for the 2024 presidential election. harris won backing of more than half the democratic delegates that she needed to win the nomination. she also raised record breaking $81 million for her presidential bid. the top democrats are now rallying behind her in their bid to defeat republican hopeful donald trump. speaking the campaign staff and wilmington delaware. harris expressed confidence in her new campaign team calling for unity.

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african-american woman at her home in the state of illinois. now according to court documents officer sean grayson fired three shots striking the woman one time a face as she ducked for cover behind a kitchen counter. the incident followed a verbal exchange about a pot on the stove. the woman, mother of two teenagers had called the police regarding suspected intruder in her home. the officer has been arrested and indicted and five charges including murder, he has hover played guilty to none of those charges. the shooting is the latest in a running list of high profile police killings of black people in the united states. and that's all for this news guys from tehran. thank you for being with us. unyielding resolve, look into the tumultuous life of yoster arafat, the palestinian leader who dared sit at the negotiation table with israel only to face broken promises and shattered dreams. witness his lifetime tour from fighter to a diplomat. and again from a diplomat to fighter to save palestine. this is story of sacrifice, betrayal and unbreakable spirit of a leader who fought against all odds. crisi

the officer who opened fire, sean grayson, has been sacked from the police force and charged with murderrities have arrested a russian man they say was planning to disrupt the olympic games. the man has been charged with working for a foreign power to incite unrest in france — a crime that carries a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison. earlier this year, president macron accused the kremlin of running a campaign to undermine the games. french president emmanuel macron has said that his outgoing government will remain in place until mid—august while france hosts the olympic games. the move comes amid an effort by a left—wing alliance to name its candidate for prime minister. france's leftist new popular front coalition won the largest number of seats in parliament in elections earlier this month. they proposed the unknown financial crimes specialist lucie castets. stay with us here on bbc news. let's look at the latest weather prospect for africa and the middle east and it remains hot in the north—west of africa and morocco and that heat is extending into spain and portugal. temperature

a way where your water yeah gosh, right prosecutors say deputy sean grayson went on to shoot at sonyasey three times, and the video you hear grace and confirm a headshot cnn's josh campbell is covering this story for us and josh or family is demanding answers after they claim they were misled about the nature of her death. tell us about that now let's ride this deputy grayson was indicted last week by a grand jury on first-degree murder charges. >> and as you look at that video, it's clear that he is the one who fires the shot. not that ultimately kills this woman who again had called police there to her house. she had reported that there was perhaps a prowler who was in and around the area. but what her family is saying, we'll have you take a look. listen to their comments there, saying when they showed up to try to figure out what happened, there we're told a completely different story when i got to the scene, officer notified me that it was an investigation. >> we knew that she had promised with her neighbor now, once was told that the officer did it they tell them made me believe

sonia massey say her name kumasi say her name sean grayson.the former sangamon county sheriff's deputy who shot massey was fired and charged with three counts of first degree murder, aggravated battery and firearm, and with a firearm and official misconduct. in massey's death, he has pled not guilty. as vice president kamala harris vies for the white house, her long time pastor in san francisco is launching a nationwide prayer campaign for civility in the race. reverend amos brown kicked off 100 days of prayer this morning service at third baptist church. >> we are gathered here this day. more importantly, to pray that there will be peace, civility, love, common sense and indeed, respect for the worth and dignity of all people. >> reverend brown says he's decided on the campaign after a discussion with the vice president and interfaith leaders. he says the nation faces a stark choice in november, hoping prayer can help avoid what he called the worst mistakes of the past. giants fans on the peninsula had a new way to get to the game today. we'l

the officer who opened fire, sean grayson, has been sacked from the police force and charged with murderopening ceremony will make its way through the heart of paris, along the river seine. it's prompting a massive security operation 0ur paris correspondent andrew harding reports. in the heart of paris today, a checkpoint on every corner and no access without a special permit. i'm going to a shop on rue saint—honore. key roads blocked for the imminent 0lympics. ijust wanted to make an exchange at a shop, and i'm going to need to go really far out of my way. but... i still love paris. the security clampdown is making tourism complicated. so you're stuck here? yes. how do you feel about that? sad. stranded behind barriers, local cafes are also losing out. at the moment, no business, no tourists? no business, no tourists. yes, economic is done. but the tough security measures are designed to deliver a unique 0lympic experience, with friday's opening ceremony taking place here on the river seine. the french army has also been called in for the biggest military deployment in paris since world

abc news obtaining a grievance filed by sean grayson saying he was terminated without just cause.e's asking for his job back along with lost wages and benefits. grayson's past now also under scrutiny. he worked for six law enforcement agencies in the past four years despite being charged with two duis, one in 2015 and in 2016, and before that was discharged from the army for misconduct. and grayson has pleaded not guilty to the charges in massey's killing. his attorney also declining to comment on the case. whit. >> morgan norwood, thank you. >>> now to the dramatic rescue of two divers after 38 hours stranded at sea. the u.s. coast guard located the husband and wife after seeing a flashing light in the water. they went missing on wednesday while scuba diving off a texas beach during bad weather. tonight why loved ones are calling this a miracle. here's aibc's melissa adan. >> a harrowing tale of survival tonight after this husband and wife managed to survive nearly 38 hours in the ocean off the coast of texas. >> it is a miracle. it is a miracle. >> reporter: divers nathan and ki

. >> reporter: state records obtained by cbs news show sean grayson, a 30-year-old former private firstn the army, worked for five different law enforcement agencies in just under three years, before being hired by the sangamon county sheriff's office last year. cbs news has also learned grayson was charged twice with driving under the influence of alcohol in 2015 and 2016. he pleaded guilty both times. ben crump is an attorney for massey's family. >> why was he even hired by the sheriff's department? >> reporter: a dui conviction is not a disqualification from law enforcement in illinois. today, some of massey's family members accused the sheriff's office of trying to initially cover up what happened. now massey's father is demanding sheriff jack campbell resign. >> i think it's a culture, to treat this family this bad. if it were not for that camera footage, they would have lied their way right out of this. so he needs to resign. >> what's taking you so long to answer the door? >> reporter: this comes a day after the release of body cam video reviewing the moments minutes before grays

new details emerging from allegations of aggression and integrity issues involving sean grayson. he's the former illinois sheriff's deputy charged in the murder of sonja massie. she called 911 earlier this month to report a suspected prowler at her springfield home. body camera video shows grayson responding and later shooting massie as she held a pot of boiling water. where's the gun? >> no, she had a boiling water and came at me with boiling water. you shot her? yeah >> grayson has held six different jobs in law enforcement since 2020, and now abc news has obtained records from his 11 month tenure at the logan county sheriff's office, including recordings between grayson and his supervisors discussing inaccuracies in his police reports. >> we had this conversation i told you, and that meeting. review all your reports, make sure they're right. >> one supervisor is heard reprimanding grayson for misconduct. >> the sheriff and i will not tolerate lying and deception. and i have told you that i have zero tolerance for stretching the law. because when you have officers that stretch

[knocking] after sangamon county sheriff's jeopardy sean grayson at his partner responded to her 911l. >> you called us. >> reporter: body camera video reveals the moment grayson shot the mother of two in the face after asking her to check the stove. >> i rebuke you in the name of. >> i'm sorry, [bleep] your face. drop the pot. drop it! [gunshots] massey's autopsy report list gabapentin, and thc, and active ingredient in cannabis. ben crump is an attorney for the family. >> medication. >> reporter: this comes as cbs news has learned more details about grayson, who worked for six different enforcement agencies in four years. >> the sheriff and i will not tolerate lying. inception. >> reporter: obtained by cbs new grayson was reprimanded in november 2022 for writing false information in his police reports. >> seven months on, how are you still employed by us? >> i don't know. >> reporter: state records show grayson resigned in april 2023 and was hired by sangamon county three days la later. defense officials tell cbs news that in 2016, grayson was discharged for misconduct from the arm

>> reporter: civil rights attorney ben crump alleging the report confirms then deputy sean grayson whoponded to massey's springfield, illinois, home, july 6th about a possible prowler fired downward as she crouched to the ground. massey seen on body camera video just before the shooting picking up a pot of boiling water. >> i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> you better not. i'll shoot you right in your [ bleep ] face. >> okay, i'm sorry. >> drop the [ bleep ] pot. >> reporter: grayson firing moments later. >> there was no humanity. >> reporter: he was fired and pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges. records obtained by nbc news show grayson worked for six different law enforcement agencies since 2020. his last job in nearby logan county where records show two complaints filed against grayson for inappropriate behavior and abusing his power. records show grayson rebutted the allegations, which are marked unfounded. he left the job in good standing. an application for that job shows grayson admitted he been intoxicated a lot in his life and abused alcohol in the army where

former deputy sean grayson, who has a history of misconduct, is charged with murder. >> a new blood test is about 90% accurate, according to a new study. the test measures certain markers of neurological damage in the blood. researchers hope the test can one day allow patients to begin treatment sooner. >> we turn now to what's being called a miraculous rescue at sea. we're hearing from two divers who survived nearly 40 hours in the water. this morning, a couple from oklahoma opening up about the scuba diving disaster that nearly killed them. i was swimming with everything. >> i had to get her back to the line, and we got her to the line, and i. i just was within arm's reach. i just couldn't get it. >> nathan and kim maker were diving with a group off the texas coast when bad weather hit. >> the rain was so hard that you couldn't see outside. and the winds were just atrocious. the waves were atrocious, the rough water knocking another diver off the guideline, nathan instantly diving down to help. >> amid the confusion, nathan and kim, both experienced divers, were swept away from their g

that's when the deputy on screen identified as sean grayson replies. >> drop the pot.. [ gunfire ] >> shots fired! shot fired! >> reporter: officials saying massey, a mother of two, was shot in the head. >> i'm not taking a pot of boiling water to my face. >> reporter: video of her body blurred by police. a grand jury indicting deputy grayson on charges of first degree murder. grayson's lawyer refusing to comment. >> i want justice for my baby. >> reporter: massey's family alongside civil rights attorney ben crump. >> she needed a helping hand, not a bullet to the face. >> reporter: president biden saying they deserve justice, calling it an unthinkable and senseless loss. maggie vespa, nbc news. >>> we'll take a break here. days after that massive computer meltdown, it's still a travel meltdown for some. the latest after this. respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the m

[knocking] after sangamon county sheriff's deputy sean grayson and his partner responded to her 911 call not going to hurt you. you called us. >> reporter: body camera video reveals the moment grayson shot the mother of two in the face after asking her to check the stove. >> i rebuke you in the name of jesus. i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> huh? you better not. i swear to god. [bleep] your face. drop the [bleep] pot. drop it! [gunshots] >> reporter: massey's autopsy report lists gabapentin, a nerve pain medication, and thc, the active ingredient in cannabis. ben crump is an attorney for massey's family. >> the autopsy, there was no drugs in her system other than medication. >> reporter: this comes as cbs news has learned new details about grayson, who worked for six different law enforcement agencies in four years. >> the sheriff and i will not tolerate lying and deception. >> reporter: new audio recordings from the logan county, illinois, sheriff's office obtained by cbs news reveal grayson was reprimanded in november 2022 for writing false information in his police reports. >> se

. >> reporter: this as red flags continue emerging about now former deputy sean grayson who court records discharge from the army for serious misconduct. two sources tell nbc. grayson later went into law enforcement, working for six different agencies since 2020. >> how are you still employed by us? >> i don't know. >> reporter: in audio recordings from november 2022 obtained by nbc news, superior officers at grayson's last job in logan county appear to admonish him following a high-speed chase that disciplinary reports show violated department policy, reaching 110 miles per hour and ended with him striking a deer. >> misconduct will land you in jail. i'm calling you on your integrity. how does that make you feel? >> learning from it. >> reporter: records show grayson left that job in good standing. he pleaded not guilty to charges related to massey's death. his attorney declining to comment as tonight massey's family speaks out. >> i would have never in the world thought the police shot my mom. like how? >> reporter: maggie vespa, nbc news, springfield, illinois. >>> also tonight, they c

abc news has learned sean grayson was discharged from the army for serious misconduct in 2016.he was also charged with two duis, body camera video shows grayson shooting massie as she was holding a pot of boiling water. he has pleaded not guilty. >> now to southwest airlines, making a major change after 53 years. and it comes as the ceo meets with federal investigators about several close calls involving southwest planes. this morning, the ceo of southwest airlines is addressing several recent close calls, saying he spoke with the faa this week after the agency announced it was auditing the airline to reinforce you know, our commitment, my personal commitment to safety and our support and really appreciation for the work that the faa is doing. earlier this month, a southwest jet dropped to just 150ft above the water off the coast of florida, five miles away from the airport in tampa and southwest for 25. >> let's take you out to tampa's altimeter 3014. >> and last month, a southwest flight triggered a low altitude alert when it was about 525ft above the ground, nine miles from

>> so there are a lot of questions being asked now about this, deputy sean grayson and how he was hiredhat are you hearing about that well, this is so important in looking at his background we're being told that he was cited for two duis won in 20151 in 2016 also learning from his employment history that he had bounced around to several different departments working at six different law enforcement agencies since january 2020. >> now we're trying to identify why that was the case. but as we've seen so many times in these use of force incidents looking at the officers background background themselves, i mean, you go back to derek chauvin, who was the person who murdered george floyd. a lot of red flags there that officers did not pick up on beforehand. could that be the case here? we're certainly trying to dig into that all right. >> josh campbell. thanks so much. we'll be right back this election season. >> stay with cnn with more reporters on the ground. and the best police political team in the business follow the voters, follow the results, follow the facts, follow cnn your best defe

. >> reporter: tonight, after seeing the horrific video of former illinois deputy sean grayson killingr, sonya massey's father shattered, and now calling for the sheriff to be held accountable. >> i'm very clear, and i'm very eloquent. he needs to resign. >> reporter: grayson now charged with murdering the mother of two after she called 911 to report a prowler. massey's cousin was the first family member on the scene after the shooting. >> i was confused. i didn't know -- i went there for answers, because i thought that someone came into the home to kill her. >> reporter: massey's son malachi heartbroken and in disbelief. >> she was just a ball of energy. she could talk to anybody. >> reporter: family attorney ben crump questioning grayson's employment history, six different police jobs in the last four years, including three different departments in 2021 alone. >> we need to find out what the sheriff's department knew when they hired him. >> reporter: and, david, some of these cases take years, but grayson was fired and charged just ten days after the incident. he has pleaded not guil

reporter mike inside the home, sheriff deputy sean grayson can be asked hearing sonya massey to checkstove. >> we don't need a fire over here. >> with ten things become tense. >> away from the hot steaming water. >> [bleep], a near bleeped face. >> and starts to set down the pot and apologizes. grayson fires three times striking her in the face. >> 1078. >> prosecutors say grayson's partner tried to give the 36-year-old first aid even though grace and discouraged him. >> i'm going to go get my kit. >> she is. >> you can go get it, that's head shot. >> benjamin crump is supporting the family. >> so you need a hip and hand, but she got a shot to the face by the police? >> james wilburn is massey's father. >> i am heartbroken. i just don't know what to say. >> what's the hardest part about this for all of you? >> i think the last words that my daughter said to me was daddy, i love you. and to know and realize that i won't see her again, i can't talk to her again, i can't touch her again -- >> grayson has pleaded not guilty. when reached by cbs news today, his attrney declined to comment.

. >> reporter: deputy sean grayson has been fired an charged with murder, but tonight, mounting questions about his troubling history in law enforcement. working at six police departments in four years. >> do you understand that's a violation of pursuit policy? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: that's grayson being questioned by his last boss about mishandling a traffic case. he was also accused of submitting inaccurate reports. >> do you agree, before we conclude this, that there is a mountain of policy violations? >> yes, i do. >> that you committed? >> reporter: and david, grayson is being held without bond. he's pleaded not guilty. his attorney has declined to comment. david? >> david: alex perez tonight, thank you. >>> now to the fears of a growing conflict in the middle east. israel striking beirut in retaliation, claiming it took out a senior hezbollah commander, believed to be responsible for the deadly rocket attack killing a dozen children. marcus moore now from beirut. >> reporter: tonight, an israeli air strike rocking southern beirut. the idf claims it killed hezbollah's most senior

>> reporter: the just-released body camera video shows deputy sean grayson and his partner respondingo sonya massey's house in springfield, illinois, after she reported a prowler. massey, at times struggling to answer questions. >> what is your last name? you shouldn't have to think about your last name. >> reporter: then, when deputies say she can remove a pot of boiling water from the stove, the situation changes in an instant. >> where are you going? >> away from your hot steaming water. >> away from my hot steaming water? aww, i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> you better [ bleep ] not. i swear to [ bleep ] god i'll shoot you right in your [ bleep ] face. >> okay! i'm sorry! >> drop the [ bleep ] pot! drop it! >> shots fired, shots fired. >> shots fired! shots fired! >> reporter: grayson, who did not turn on his body cam until after shooting massey, explaining the situation to responding officers, who ask where's the gun? >> house is clear. she was the only one. >> where's the gun? >> no. she had boiling water and came at me with boiling water. >> you shot her? >> yeah. she sai