no gun was found on shaver. brailsford was acquitted last week. actions were justified. >> pretty much every use of force subject matter expert that reviewed this case absolutely said he acted consistently with his training. >> reporter: on the tape, shaver is repeatedly ordered to follow officer's instructions. >> if you make a mistake, another mistake, there is a very severe possibility you're both going to get shot. do you understand that? >> yes. >> if you move, we are going to consider that a threat and we are going to deal with it and you may not survive. do you understand me? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: despite the warnings he received, shaver's family does not believe the shooting was justified. their attorney saying, in a statement to cnn, quote, that is an execution, pure and simple. and the justice system miserably failed daniel and his family. witnesses later told police shaver was showing them an air rifle he used at his job, exterminating pests. >> joining me to discuss this is a national reporter for "the washington post" wesley lowri

natsot/shaver "yes sir."ficer then orders shaver to crawl toward him.shaver complies but then moves his right hand behind him despite the warning.then officer phillip mitchell brailsford fires five rounds...killing shaver. brailsford was charged with second degree murder over this january 2016 shooting.in an interview with police he said he thought shaver was going for a gun, saying quote:"he could have easily and quickly drawn a weapon down on us and fired without aiming and he could have hit us or the citizen that we had just detained." no gun was found on shaver. brailsford was acquitted last week.his defenders saying his actions were justified.nate gafvert/mesa police association "pretty much every use of force subject matter expert that reviewed this case absolutely said that he acted consistently with his training."on the tape, shaver is repeatedly ordered to follow officers' instructions. natsot/officer"if you make a mistake, another mistake there is a very severe possibility that you're both gonna get

but the moment shaver's hand moves here seemingly towards his waist.ld jurors he thought the father of two was reaching for a gun. >> when movements were made that are consistent with drawing a weapon, he had one second to make up your mind. >> reporter: shaver did not have a gun on him. he was intoxicated and did have a pellet gun in his hotel room related to his pest control job. shaver's widow now has a $75 million wrongful death suit against the city of mesa and the police. after losing the man she calls the love of her life. >> he was my husband and my kids' father. now all that's left of him is this. >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> in a moment, the big mess on the tracks (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ if you could see your cough, you'd see all the sickness you're spreading.

it was a scary situation. >> reporter: shaver had no gun on him.let guns used in his pest control business were later found in his hotel room. investigators said when he was shot, he appeared to be trying to pull his shorts up from falling off. >> he was executed. he was begging for his life saying please don't shoot me. it tore me apart how mean they were to him. >> reporter: daniel shaver's widow has filed a wrongful death suit and the officer says he was concerned for the safety of the officers and a woman in the hallway. david. >>> when we come back several shootings on the same american highway. authorities want to know if it's a serial shooter. their search at this hour. >>> news on the suspect accused of impersonating a police officer. accused in several robberies. we'll be right back. o get a rep. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila! voila! i wish my insurance company had that... wait! hold it... hold it boys... there's supposed to be three of you... wher

no gun was found on shaver. brellesford was acquitted last week.is actions were justified. >> pretty much a subject matter said he acted consistently with his training. >> reporter: on the tape, shafer is repeatedly ordered to follow officers' instructions. >> if you make a mistake, another mistake, there is a very severe possibility you're both going to get shot. do you understand that? >> yes. >> if you move week, going to consider that a threat, and we are going to deal with it and you may not survive. do you understand me? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: despite the warnings he received, shaver's family does not believe the shooting was justified. their attorney saying in a statement to cnn, quote, that's an execution, pure and simple. the justice system miserably failed daniel and his family. witnesses later told police shaver was showing them an air rifle he used in his job exterminating pests. polo sandoval, cnn, atlanta. >> coming up after this next break, next year's winter olympics are taking place in one of the world's hot spots. south korea j

>> reporter: for several minutes 26-year-old daniel shaver crawled, cried and begged for his life. >>e do not shoot me. >> then listen to my instructions. >> reporter: body cam video shows the moment shaver, unarmed, was shot and killed by police. >> crawl towards me! crawl towards me! don't -- [ gunshots ] >> reporter: the incident happened in a mesa, arizona, hotel in january 2016. but police released the footage thursday just hours after the officer who shot him was found not guilty of second degree murder and reckless manslaughter. >> second degree murder, not guilty. >> reporter: police had responded to pointing a rifle out a window, but the police body cam footage shows the moment shaver's hand moves here, seemingly toward z hiss waist. former officer phillip brailsford told jurors he thought the fathy of two was reaching for a gun. >> when movements were made that are consistent with drawing a weapon, he had one second to make up your mind. >> reporter: shaver did not have a gun on him. he was intoxicated and did have a pellet gun in his hotel room related to his pest control j

>> he ordered shaver to crawl towards him.ehind him despite the warning. >> brailsford fires five rounds killing shaver. brailsford was charged with second degree murder over this shooting. in an interview with police he said he thought shaver was going for a gun saying he could have quickly and easily drawn a weapon down on us and fired without aiming. he could have hit us or the citizen we had just detained. no gun was found on shaver. brailsford was acquitted last week. his defender say his actions were justified. >> every subject matter expert who reviewed this said he acted consistently with training. >> on the tape shaver is repeatedly ordered to follow the officer's instructions. >> if you make a mistake, another mistake, there is a very severe possibility you're both going to get shot. do you understand that? >> yes. >> you move we're going to consider that a threat, and we are going to deal with it and you might not survive it. do you understand me? >> yes, sir. >> despite the warnings received shaver's family does no

he saw shaver go for a weapon. he was acquitted of second- degree murder. michael piccarreta is his attorney. >> when movements were made that are consistent with drawing a weapon, you have one second to make up your mind, and if you make up your mind the wrong way, people get hurt. >> reporter: during the trial, the defense argued that officer brailsford followed procedure. a gun wasn't found on shaver, but two pellet rifles he used in his pest control job were found in his hotel room. his family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. jeff. >> glor: jeff pegues, thank you very much. now a look at some of the other stories we're following in our evening newsfeed. president trump heads to mississippi tomorrow for the opening of a civil rights museum. that has prompted two congressmen to boycott the event, mississippi democrat bennie thompson and civil rights icon john lewis called the president's policies hurtful. mr. trump was invited by mississippi's governor. one of roy moore's accusers, beverly young nelson, admitt

today, shaver's widow talked to adriana diaz. >> it took people watching my husband die a very horrible inhumane death for people to care. care. >> reporter: for two years, this video of daniel shaver's last moments was sealed from the public. ( gunfire ) >> that was an execution. you had a man begging for his life, and he was shot five times for what? for his elbow coming up too high? for being confused? for being compliant? why did he deserve to die? he didn't. >> reporter: the video was released last thursday after jurors found officer philip brailsford not guilty. >> i just don't understand how anybody could watch that video and then say not guilty. this is justified, that daniel deserved this and that philip brailsford doesn't deserve to be held accountable for his actions. >> reporter: what do you make of him saying he had a split second to decide what to do when he thought your husband was pulling a gun? >> i think that this goes back to the mesa police department's training, if this is really how they're trained. >> reporter: shaver had no gun on him, but police found two pellet

>> i think this goes back to the mesa police department training. >> shaver had no gun on him. but police found two pellet rifles for his pest control job in his hotel room. she said the hardest day of her life was telling her daughters their father wasn't coming home. yesterday she received a phone call from her 8-year-old's school. >> she tried choking herself at school, and told her friend she wanted to diet. i spent all last evening with her in the hospital getting her psychiatric help. >> what did natalie say to you when you saw her? >> she told me she wanted to be with >> sweet says important information not included in the trial like the former officer's past record of excessive force. she filed a wrongful death civil suit and is calling on the department of justice to investigate. jeff. >> adriana diaz, thank you. >> a look at stories we are following in this evening's "news feed." federal prosecutors say before yesterday's attempted terrorist attack in new york, the suspect taunted the president on facebook, writing trump you failed to protect our nation. the only one

the officer was fired but acquitted last week of charges that he murdered daniel shaver of texas. adriana diaz. >> people watched my husband die a horrible and inhumane death. >> listen to my instructions. don't talk, listen! >> reporter: for two years this video of daniel shaver's last moments was sealed from the public. >> that was an execution. you had a man begging for his life and he was shot five times for what? for his elbow coming up too high? for being confused? for being compliant? why did he deserve to die? he didn't. >> reporter: it was released last thursday. >> i still don't understand how anybody could watch that video and say not guilty. this is saying he deserved it and philip brailsford didn't deserve it. >> what do you make of him saying he had a split second to decide what to do when he thought your husband was pulling a gun. >> i think this goes back to mesa police department's training, that this is really how they're trained. >> reporter: shaver had no job but police found two pellet guns for pellet control in his hotel room. she said the hardest part was te

[ pause ] >> braillesford said he shot shaver when shaver appeared to reach for his waistband. no gun was found on the body. he did have a pellet gun- related to his pest control job in his hotel room. his widow and parents have filed wrongful death lawsuits against the city. >>> really an interesting phenomenon especially in the middle of all of these harassment scandals. >> tech companies hiring for looks. coming up next, the trend of hiring high paid models to attend company holiday parties. >> plus, the winds are so bad in southern california that one of the fires there went from half an acre to 500 acres in less than 30 minutes. an update on the conditions and the firefight coming up. >> we are tracking the winds in southern california. a little bit of smoke up here from those fires. and we're tracking your weekend. see you back here. >>> we're learning more about the resignation of arizona congressman trent franks. he announced his resignation yesterday after learning that the house ethics committee was investigating how he asked two female staffers if they would carry hi

see black folks who advocate black lives matter being just as vocal when white folks like daniel shaver are killed by police it's white people whose advocacy less often crosses racial lines hence the hash tag so some heated and pointed comments there michael but what do you make of that what do you make of white privilege and what it has to do with things like black lives matter which you're pretty vocal about. yeah a proud supporter of black lives matter movement as an ally as a white person. in the great disparities of police violence against communities of color versus white communities but sir in this case we saw a horrible abuse of power by a police officer killing a white man in this really really horrible video and here you are playing you know shaun king who is one of the great leaders of black eyes matter movement was to want to really sort of three hundred seventy thousand read tweets was want to address this video to light to many people but certainly we see police abuse happening all across this country we know what happens way more in black communities when it happens anybo

it shows daniel shaver pleading for his life just before he was shot back in 2016. adriana diaz spoke with shaver's widow in an interview you will see only on cbs news. >> he knew his life was about to end. he was scared. the only person in that hallway who was fearful for his life was daniel shaver. >> please do not shoot me. >> then listen to my instructions. >> reporter: nearly two years ago, philip brailsford found shaver intoxicated in a hotel room after a report of a man waving a rifle from the window. >> your hands go back in the small of your back or down. we are going to shoot you, do you understand me? >> yes, sir. >> crawl towards me. crawl towards me? >> yes, sir. >> don't. [ gunshots ] >> that was an execution. you had a man begging for his life and he was shot five times, for what? >> brailsford, who was later fired, testified he believed shaver was reaching for a gun in his waistband. >> what do you make of him saying he had a split second to decide what to do when he thought your husband was pulling a gun? >> i understand that officers have hard jobs

his attorney referencing a point in the video when shaver appears to move his right hand towards his movements look like it's going towards a weapon, you have one second to make up your mind. >> reporter: shaver, whos had been drinking, may have been trying to pull up his pants. this happened in january 2016 at a hotel in mesa, arizona. officers were called to the scene after reports of a man pointing a rifle out a window. according to officials, shaver did have a pellet gun in his room but didn't have it on him when he was shot. in a facebook post from 2016, shaver's widow called for justice. >> what happened was wrong and i hope one day justice will come will give me answers for why they killed him. >> the video shown at the trial was only made public after the officer was found not guilty of both manslaughter and second-degree murder. the widow is now suing the police department for $75 million. >> that's hard to watch. quite a verdict, morgan. thank you very much. >>> we head over to dylan dreyer for a check of the weather. >> we're focusing on the conditions in the southwest. st

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shaver's widow and parents say they'll now pursue wrongful-death lawsuits against the city of mesa and its police officers. drought-fueled wildfires raged toward south california's coastal cities over the weekend, prompting a new round of evacuations and rescue operations. unseasonably strong winds have fueled blazes across the state for nearly a week, scorching land,30,000 acres of still going strong, forcing nearly 200,000 evacuations, and at one point, leaving more than 260,000 people without power. the wildfire is already the 10th -- fifth largest blaze on record in california state history. over the weekend, authorities ordered residents in parts of carpinteria and montecito to leave early on sunday as the fire barreled toward santa barbara. climate experts say the intensity of the winter blazes are linked to climate change. later in the broadcast we'll go to california for the latest on the wildfires. two u.s. senators have called on president donald trump to resign over at least 16 allegations that he sexually harassed or assaulted women. over the weekend, new jersey democrat co

dan shaver intoxicated, waving a rifle from a hotel window. >> crawl toward me. crawl toward me. >> that was an execution. you had a man begging for his life, and he was shot five times for what. >> reporter: brailsford who was later testified he believed shaver was reaching for a gun in his waistband. >> what do you make of the fact he said he thought he had a split second to decide what to do when he thought he was pulling a gun? >> i understand that officers have hard jobs and i think this goes back to mesa police department training. >> reporter: police found no gun on him but they found two pellet guns used for pests inside his hotel room. >> reporter: they have two daughters. on monday she received a call from her 8-year-old's school. >> she tried choking herself while she was at school and told her friend that she wanted to die. >> what did natalie say to when you saw >> wte dad. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," i'm adriana diaz. >> sweet says that her fight for justice is not over. she believed that crucial evidence was left out of the trial and she w

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se trata de daniel shaver de 26 aÑos, casado y padre de dos niÑas .rma contundente con su entrenamiento." pero el abogado de la familia de shafer opina lo contrario. "eso fue una ejecuciÓn pura y simple el sistema de justicia le fallÓ a daniel y a su familia." en la habitaciÓn de la vÍctima sÓlo fue hallado un rifle de aire comprimido que Él utilizaba en su trabajo para el control de plagas. su familia todavÍa no revela si entablarÁ una demanda con el departamento de policÍa o contra el agente que fue despedido dos meses despuÉs del incidente. regresa contigo, satcha.ç satcha: marÍa eugenia payÁn, te agradecemos por brindarnos detalles de este caso tan polÉmico. y bien, para concluir. para niÑos y adolecentes estadounidenses la llamada edad de oro puede convertirse en una etapa oscura en sus vidas el centro para control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades reporta que uno de cada cinco menores o sufre un desorden mental o de comportamiento. lo peor es que sÓlo el 20% recibe diagnÓstico y tratamiento. vamos ahora a continuar con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪