officer betty shelby was booked in jail last night. she has since posted a 50-thousand dollar bond and been released. shelby has been charged with first- degree manslaughter after shooting and killing terence crutcher after his s-u-v broke down. court documents say officer shelby "reacted unreasonably" when she shot crutcher, who wasn't listening to police commands and was walking away from her with his hands held up. if she is convicted of first-degree manslaughter, shelby could face between four years to life in prison. and in charlotte - a state of emergency does remain in effect...but it's been much calmer in the city. a midnight curfew was supposed to go into effect last night...but police said they'd allow protesters to stay out as long as they wanted as long as they remained peaceful. the protests come after an officer shot and killed 43-year-old keith lamont scott --- who was allegedly armed. the demonstrations continue as many are calling for the release of police dash cam footage of the their attorney says it shows scott gett

shelby shot and killed terence crutcher last week after his s-u-v broke down. court documents say officer shelby "reacted unreasonably" when she shot crutcher, who wasn't listening to police commands and was walking away from her with his hands held up. if she is convicted of first-degree manslaughter, shelby could face between four years to life in prison. and then in charlotte -- a state of emergency does remain in to go into effect last night...but police said they'd allow protesters to stay out as long as they wanted as long as they remained peaceful. the

shelby shot and killed terence crutcher after his s-u-v broke down. court documents say officer shelby "reacted unreasonably" when she shot crutcher, who wasn't listening to police commands and was walking away from her with his hands held up. if she is convicted of first-degree manslaughter, shelby could face between four years to life in state of emergency remains in effect. a midnight curfew was supposed to go into effect last night...but police said they'd allow protesters to stay out as long as they wanted as long as they remained peaceful. the protests come after an officer shot and killed 43-year-old keith lamont scott protesters are calling for the release of police dash cam footage of the incident. the family viewed the video -- their attorney says it shows scott getting out of his car peacefully. but charlotte's police chief says they will not release the video...since it doesn't clearly show scott had a gun. and in wauwatosa -- it officer- involved shooting. the family of jay anderson wants to know why police have released such little infor

protesters want to see officer bitty shelby arrested. that depends on the outcome of the local police criminal investigation, but there's also a federal civil rights probe going on right now. the department of justice opening its investigation after seeing the video of what happened. police video shows the moments before 40-year-old terence crutcher is shot and killed by a tulsa police officer. from this dash cam video and a police chopper. >> he has his hands up there for her now. >> reporter: you can see crutcher with his hands up. police officer betty shelby followed with her gun drawn as crutcher walks back towards his suv that's stopped in the middle of the road. >> this guy still walking and following commands. >> reporter: three other officers respond standing between crutcher and the dash cam video but in the helicopter video it appears crutcher drops at least one of his hands when he gets to the video, but you don't see what crutcher is doing as he is shot. the helicopter is circling around at that moment. >> that looks like a b

betty shelby now faces charges of first degree manslaughter. prosecutors say shelby quote "reacted unreasonably" during last friday's encounter. fox's patricia stark has more from new york. an officer is charged in the shooting death of an unarmed black man in tulsa, oklahoma... after outrage from the community showing 40-year-old terence crutcher had his hands in the air. kunzweiler says: "in the matter of the death of terence crutcher, i determined that the defiling of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted." protests in tulsa have been peaceful in the wake of his death. while crutcher's family is satisfied by the district attorney's announcement... they are still saddened by his loss. crutcher says: "while we are pleased to learn that the offic my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back." officer betty shelby was on her way to a domestic violence call last week... when she saw crutcher's car in the

>> reporter: prosecutors say shelby acted unreasonably by escalating the situation. >> officer shelby, although now charged, is presumed to be innocent until a judge or a jury determines otherwise. >> reporter: tonight, crutcher's family, who believes his death was racially motivated, said this. >> while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother, will face criminal charges for that nothing will bring him back. >> and clayton sandell is with us tonight. clayton, what next now for the officer? >> reporter: hey, david, good evening. tulsa police tell us, they are going to wait until after officer shelby's trial to determine whether or not she's going to be fired. officer shelby is now on leave without pay. david? >> clayton sandell leading us off tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> as i mentioned at the top, the state of emergency in charlotte at this hour. more of the national guard moving in late today, protests there turning violent, after a deadly police shooting there. riot police moving in through the streeting, lobbing tear gas to dispel

the shooting showed crutcher walking away from officer shelby with his arms in the air. her attorney says shelby opened fire when the man began to reach into his s-u-v window. police have said crutcher did not have gun on him or in his vehicle. heavy rain caused several freeways to flood in detroit. lanes on i-75 and other freeways were closed due to major flooding. video shows a submerged car being pulled from the flooded lodge freeway. police say several cars have been totaled and that three drivers had to be rescued. they say most of the flooding is due to debris caught in the storm drains. after weeks of rumors -- lady gaga has confirmed she is heading to the super bowl. the pop singer announced via twitter that she will be performing the half-time show. no word yet on who else may be taking the stage with her. last year.. ???toss morning juice kelly ripa kelly ripa has been a one- woman show for the past few months -- but rumor has it.. the "live with kelly" producers have someone in mind to replace michael they're allegedly looking at john cena -- because he's been

officer betty shelby shot and killed terence crutcher. she's been booked on charges of manslaughter.... and was released yesterday on a 50 thousand dollar bond. shelby shot crutcher in the chest in an incident that played out along a highway. crutcher was not armed -- and had his hands up. shelby says she believed crutcher was armed and on drugs. toxicology results are still pending. convention. senator ted cruz just announced he's voting for donald trump, after all. this just days before the candidates will face off in a historic presidential debate. jeff zeleny reports. ted cruz is throwing his support behind donald trump. a remarkable retreat after snubbing the republican nominee for months. sen. ted cruz/r former presidential candidate "i am not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my father!" conservative ground at the republican convention. sen. ted cruz/r former presidential candidate "vote your conscience" cruz is now falling in line ... a decision politically beneficial to both men, as trump still tries

betty shelby now faces charges of first degree manslaughter. prosecutors say shelby quote "reacted unreasonably" during last friday's encounter. fox's patricia stark has more from new york. an officer is charged in the outrage from the community following the release of a police video... showing 40-year-old terence crutcher had his hands in the air. kunzweiler says: "in the matter of the death of terence crutcher, i determined that the defiling of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted." protests in tulsa have been peaceful in the wake of his death. while crutcher's family is satisfied by the district attorney's announcem saddened by his loss. crutcher says: "while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back." officer betty shelby was on her way to a domestic violence call last week... when she saw crutcher's car in the middle of the road.

>> the district attorney says have shelby turn herself in. it's unclear if she has. >>> donald trump's running mate addressed the recent police filings in colorado springs today. mike pence attended a town hall meeting at a community center. >>> trump's daughter was in tries to court women voters her. she spoke at a breakfast at the colorado women's alliance in denver. she sat down with shaun boyd to talk about how her father's tax plan will help working women and stay at home parents. >> under his policy proposals, stay at home mothers and fathers can open dependent care savings acts for their children. it's high time we recognize the value >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is off the campaign trail for the rest of the week. she's preparing for monday's debate at hofstra in new york. >>> an exclusive investigation exposing voter fraud in colorado as we approach election day. >> the man is dead, he can't vote! >> casting ballots from the grave. >> that's illegal. >> coming up only on 4, how people are pulling off this scam.

shelby's 42. she's been on the tulsa force five years. this is one of two cases this week that have reignited the national debate over the deaths of african-americans at the hands of police. manuel bojorquez is in tulsa. >> i've got a subject who won't show me his hands. >> reporter: after reviewing police dash cam and helicopter video, county district attorney steve kunzweiler announced the charge, less than a week after white police officer betty shelby shot and killed according to the affidavit, the investigator found shelby reacted unreasonably and that she became emotionally involved to the point that she overreacted. terence crutcher's family responded to the announcement. >> but while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back. >> reporter: district attorney steve kunzweiler. >> i do not know why things happen in this world the way they do. we need to pray for wisdom and guidance on each of ou

tulsa police officer betty shelby is out on bail this morning. the charges she faces after shooting and killing an unarmed suspect. ((brian loftus)) >> and... fall making it's presence felt this wekeend the cooler temperatures set to hit southern nevada on this first weekend of the season. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> we'll get to those stories in a moment but first las vegas firefighters are on the scene of a fire that broke out at the twin lakes plaza. that's near washington and rancho. these are pictures from the las vegas fire and rescue twitter page. firefighters say no one has been hurt in the 2 alarm blaze. we have a crew headed to the scene and will bring you more details in a live report throught the newscast./// parties in the valley is set to kick off this weekend. thanks for waking up with us on 8 news now good day i'm brian loftus ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. we're talking about life is beautiful. and before the first act even hit

betty shelby is charged with first-degree manslaughterser. marley hall has more. >> reporter: the tulsa county district attorney announced criminal charges against betty shelby in last friday's shooting death of terrence crutcher, unarmed and walking to his car with his hands up when he was shot. >> i determined that e manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. >> reporter: a police helicopter and a cruiser dashcam captured the incident on video. it fan with reports of a stalled vehicle. according to an affidavit, crutcher was not responding to shelby's commands but the officer" reacted unreasonably by escalating situation" and became emotionally involved to the point she overreacted. >> we have talked about the happen so from that standpoint, she's pretty strong person. >> reporter: crutcher's family called the charges a small victory. >> while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand tha

if officer shelby is convicted, she could face anywhere from four years to life in prison. david. >>> and pedestrians seen kicking one of the bombs in new jersey without knowing it. here's the video. bomb exploded in chelsea. and now, how investigators believe the suspect got his bomb into new york city. on the train. here's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, that new surveillance video showing the unexploded pressure cooker, that one man even kicking it. authorities have scoured the footage, including that moment the suspected bomber plants the device. tonight, abc news receivie iing information that police now believe ahmad rahami brought the bomb in on a train. and now more questions about whether authorities missed a crucial warning two years ago. the alleged bomber's father claiming he told the fbi about his son's apparent radicalization after a trip to pakistan and afghanistan. mohammad rahami telling the associated press, "i found mind was not the same. he had become bad." the fbi saying it did follow up in 2014, but mr. rahami recanted the allegations. tonight, the

wood said that officer shelby the situation escalated. >> she had mr. crutcher at gunpoint for 30-40 seconds before anyone got there. >> reporter: crutcher's family says the video shows he was never throatenning officers. when backup officers arrived, officer shelby believed crutcher had a gun. he says shelby fired and another officer used his taser. >> they saw the same threat. the window and fired simultaneously. >> reporter: woods say his client feared for her life. >> it was a horrible tragedy, i think she was justified in protecting herself. >> officer shelby surrendered to authorities after posting a $50,000 bond. she has been charged with a first-degree manslaughter. accused of food stamp fraud will not be forced to testify in court. the members say they were following religious group living practices and they did not break the law. the 11 suspects are required to be in the courtroom but their attorneys will speak on their behalf. they are accused of fraud and money laundering. touchdowns. we'll tell you how each time the team scores, the environ

shelby's 42. she's been on the tulsa force five years. this is one of two cases this national debate over the deaths of african-americans at the hands of police. manuel bojorquez is in tulsa. >> subject won't show me his hands. >> reporter: after reviewing police dash cam and helicopter video, county district attorney steve kunzweiler announced the charge, less than a week after white police officer betty shelby shot and killed 40-year-old terence crutcher, an unarmed black man. according to the affidavit, the she became emotionally involved to the point that she overreacted. terence crutcher's family responded to the announcement. >> but while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back. >> reporter: district attorney steve kunzweiler. >> i do not know why things happen in this world the way they do. we need to pray for wisdom and guidance on each of our respective paths in life. >> reporter: police

prosecutors say officer shelby acted unreasonably -- "officer shelby acted unreasonably by escalating the situation." his family says they are happy the charges have been brought if she is convicted shelby could face up to four years in prison. ben: thank you for the update. commitment 2016 coverage we are just days away from the first presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton . the candidates are taking different strategies before their face-off on monday. donald trump is on the campaign trail. yesterday he stopped in pennsylvania and tomorrow he heads to virginia. meanwhile hillary clinton is taking a few days off to get ready for the debate. the first debate is monday at 8:00 p.m. at hofstra university in new york. melinda: the long-awaited natural museum of african american history and culture opens to the public this weekend. they will celebrate some of the most influential african-american leaders. there are nearly 4000 artifacts. dedication ceremony tomorrow. ben: new this morning, harvest fair kicks off. it runs through sunday and there is food, music, shopp

officer betty shelby fatally shot 40-year-old terence crutcher after his s-u-v broke down. her attorney says shelby believed crutcher was acting peculiar and ignored her commands ... ... and was afraid fatal shot. the tulsa county district attorney says an arrest warrant has been issued for shelby ... ... and arrangements are being made for her surrender. in the matter of the death of terence crutcher i determined that the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. attorneys for the crutcher family say they are happy charges have been brought again shelby, and that they will be seeking a vigorous prosecution in the killing. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine... returning to nevada today. the virginia senator was in reno - where he made a point to stop by a deli - and speaking spanish with customers. earlier in the day - he led a campaign rally at u-n-r. he made a point to discuss the recent police shootings in north carolina and oklahoma.... as well as the riots in charlotte. there is a

shelby told investigators she feared for her life. a fun day at the amusement park turns into a frightening experience for dozens of people left stranded on a stalled roller coaster in massachusetts. ( jennifer battles / mother ) "i was right down at the side of it and it made a funny grinding sound as it was going platform and it went up around jillian / passenger ) "then i got off and they left all the adults that were on the bottom on, because it was unstable, crews were able to get everyone down safely after about two hours. no one was hurt. the theme park is looking into why the ride stalled. police in pennsylvania are on a desperate search for a man caught on surveillance video.. repeatedly beating a young child. for 30 seconds, you see the man hitting the little boy in a parking lot. at first he uses his belt. then-- it looks like he punches him.. knocking him to the ground. he finally picks him up and forces him into the car. a witness says at first he thought it was two adults fighting, until he could hear the boy screaming.

shelby turned herself in overnight and she is now out on bopped. the possible penalty for conviction on 1st degree manslaughter in oklahoma is four years and her new mug shot just in a couple of minutes for you. >> lots of developments on this story. meredyth censullo live in the news center. thank you. >>> time now 4:35. in charlotte, north carolina, a calmer protest while you slept over a deadly police shooting. protestors violated the midnight curfew, however they were peaceful. the two previous nights were violent and destructive. they want police to release the dash cam video of keith lamont scott duh the chief says he is not planning on making it public. >> i understand this, but we have been very specific in how we are he lease information. >> 2 chief claims releasing the video would put other crime victims at risk. >> for the first time a 9-1-1 call placed from inside the pulse nightclub during the june th public. >> it was just after 2:00 a.m. when this terrified man called for help? he is still inside. >> who is still inside? >> the shoot

officer shelby suspected crutcher to be high on pcp. she said he wouldn't follow commands and seemed to be reaching into the car. >> i've got a subject. >> but the video seems to tell a different story. while the lead investigator in the case told the tulsa world that a vial of pcp was in the car, no gun was found. legal observers say charges against officers, especially this quickly, are unusual. >> we're seeing public pressure. we're seeingor in rare cases we're seeing faster movement towards prosecuting officers. >> the first step in the long road to justice for terence crutcher and his family began today. >> crutcher's family is mourning the father of four. blake mccoy, nbc news. >> the events in charlotte and tulsa continue to serve as a backdrop for tumultuous presidential race and with the first presidential debate just three days away, donald trump their outrage and protests are threatening the country and their own communities. >> the rioting in our streets is a threat to all peaceful citizens, and it must be ended and ended no

we got that first look at officer betty shelby's mugshot.just released after turning herself into authorities overnight. it took prosecutors less than a week to decide that the shooting death of terence crutcher on a tulsa street was an alleged crime. >> i determined that the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree by tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. >> the police video showing crutcher with his hands in the air spark outrage across the country. unlike charlotte protests in tulsa is peaceful. while the family is satisfied still does not bring him back. >> while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother, will face criminal charges for her reckless act we understand that nothing will bring him back. >> officers shelby was on her way to a domestic violence call when she saw crutcher's car in the middle of the road. she told investigators she feared for her life and was forced to fire the fatal shot when she saw crutcher stick his arm through an open car window.

that officer, 42-year-old betty shelby, turned herself in overnight. she is charged with first- degree manslaughter. >> reporter: she turned herself in to police less than a week after she shot and killed terrence crutcher. >> gun fired! >> each of us at the end of our days will have to account for our own actions. >> reporter: shelby is accused of unlawfully and unnecessarily shooting crutcher following his refusal to comply with her lawful orders. prosecutors say the defendant's fear resulted in her unreasonable actions. crutcher's twin sister is grateful for the decision but says it's not enough. >> we know the history of these cases. we know she's been charged. but then we get no convictions. we're demanding full prosecution. >> reporter: shelby was responding to a call when she encountered crutcher's abandoned vehicle. video from a police helicopter shows crutcher walking toward his suv hands in the air. >> still walking. >> reporter: according to an affidavit filed thursday, crutcher was not responding to any of officer shelby's commands to stop

if officer shelby is convicted, she is facing four years to life in prison. david? >> clayton, thank you. >>> and disturbing video in new york city after the bombs were placed here. the bombs without knowing it. here's the video. people walking by, kicking the pressure cooker before the other bomb exploded in chelsea. and now, we've learned how investigators believe the suspect got his bomb into new york city. on the train. here's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, this new surveillance video showing the unexploded pressure cooker, one man even kicking it. authorities have scoured the footage, looking for clues and witnesses, including the moment the suspected bomber plants the device. tonight, abc news receiving information that police now believe ahmad rahami took the train into manhattan, carrying the explosive devices from new jersey. and now more questions about whether authorities missed a crucial warning two years ago. the alleged bomber's father repeating claims he told the fbi about his son's apparent radicalization after a trip to pakistan and afghanistan

but in neither video can you see officer shelby open fire.hat is the crucial moment and the big question mark here. officer shelby's attorney telling us leading up to that moment, terence crutcher had refused to obey several demands. and that he reached into his vehicle, which is why officer shelby opened fire fearing he was grabbing for a weapon. now, we know there was no weapon, he was unarmed and there's no weapon in the vehicle. as this continues to grow in our nation, the police chief is asking people to not open judgment until details prevail. >>> new details on ahmad rahami, investigators revealed cell phone video from a rahami family member, setting off an incendiary device partially buried in the ground. documents say he lights the fuse, there's a loud noise, flames, billowing smoke and laughter. cnn learned that two years ago, the fbi investigated rahami following a violent family fight. pamela brown has the latest. >> good morning, john and christine, the bombing inspect ahmad rahami has been charged on use of a destructive device.

officer betty shelby just walked out of jail just 20 minutes after morning. which is officer betty shelby's mug shot. she was arrested this morning on a $50,000 bond. she is charged with first degree manslaughter. the charges against officer shelby come a week after she shot and killed 40-year-old terrence crutcher as he walked towards his broken down suv with his arms in the air. and the district attorney said prosecution. >> they saw murder on the video. she saw another person of color being gunned down by law enforcement. >> reporter: shelby turned herself in overnight and is now out on bond. she is on leave without pay from the police department pending the outcome of the trial. the possible penalty for conviction on first degree manslaughter in oklahoma is four years to >>> and in charlotte, north carolina, calmer protests while you slept over a deadly police shooting. they did violate the midnight curfew but they were peaceful this time around. the two previous nights saw lots of violence and destruction in charlotte. and the protesters want the city to

officer betty shelby is now charged with manslaughter. she is the officer who shot terence crutcher. dashcam and aerial footage of the shooting show crutcher walking away from the offier shelby's attorney says crutcher was not following orders -- and she fired when he began to reach into his vehicle. shelby was booked at the local county jail early this morning... and released shortly after on a 50- thousand dollar bond. chicago mayor rahm emanuel... unveils a new plan to tackle gun giolence. in addition to nearly 1-thousand new hires for the chicago police department... emanuel says he plans to launch a three-year mentoring program. the program the city... and will be paid for with 36 million dollars in private and public funds. there were some protesters outside malcolm x college... where emanual spoke. they are also calling on him to adopt a civilian police accountability council to investigate police misconduct. meanwhile... hackers target the white house. the same website that leaked emails from former secretary of state colin powell

betty shelby. in the matter of the death of terrence crutcher i determined the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter and first degree betty shelby is warrantsed. >> reporter: this comes after the police death called it justified, and shelby was placed on paid administrative leave. >> i will go now as a family to ensure this never happens to another innocent sit-- citizen. >> reporter: the video shows crutcher walking away with his hands in the air. shelby fired when he began to police did not find a weapon. the family is trying to move forward, and now that charges are been filed. >> we believe in love and forgive mess but that doesn't excuse the crime. i truly believe in accountbility and there is consequences to actions. >> reporter: and the u.s. justice department launched a separate investigation to see if officers violated terrence crutcher's civil rights. >> kim: >> kim: turning to a massive its users. the website urging people to change their passwords. yahoo revealed half a billing the

a prosecutor accused shelby of shooting crutcher both "unnecessarily" and "unlawfully." if convicted, ((kirsten joyce)) >>> gaming revenue took a pretty big dip on the las vegas strip last month. according to the nevada gaming control board... revenue across the state was down five percent in august. that was mainly because of a 15- percent drop on the strip... from the same time last year. downtown winnings was up 7 percent... while reno stayed flat. in all... our state collected 48- million- dollars in tax money from last month's winnings./// >>> aliante casino and hotel... is now part of boyd gaming's growing portfolio. that means boyd now has 10 properties here in the las vegas valley. the company agreed to buy the resort for 380- million- dollars... and that deal is now finalized. we're told the property will remain pretty much as is for the time being./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> more people are traveling through mccarran. in august... more than four million people flew in and out of the airport. passenger traffic is up nearly 5 percent for the first eight months of t

shelby could face up to four years in prison if convicted. ben: in commitment 2016, we're just days away from the first presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. this weekend, the candidates are taking different strategies before their face-off on monday. donald trump is spending the final days up to the debate on the campaign trail. yesterday, he stopped in pennsylvania. tomorrow he is headed to virginia. meanwhile, hillary clinton is taking a different approach. she's taking a few days off to get ready for the debate. the first debate is this monday at 8:00 p.m. at hofs melinda: the long-awaited national museum of african american history and culture opens to the public this weekend. smithsonian's 19th museum will celebrate the history of some of the most influential african-american leaders. there are nearly 4,000 artifacts there some dating back to the 18th century through slavery segregation and the civil rights movement. president obama will lead the museum's dedication ceremony tomorrow. ben: new this morning, harve

in the last few showers, shelby $50,000 bond. the corporation were welcomed by his twin sister tiffany. >> while we are pleased to learn the officer who senselessly killed my beloved when the brother, will face criminal charges for her recklessing a, we understand that nothing will bring him back. our yoel notice as a family is to ensure this never happens to another innocent citizen. 23 are demanding full progression kuchlths we want a conviction w this is a small victory. but we know we got to get ready to fight this war. >> nbc's blake mccoy has more. >> reporter: video from a police helicopter shows terence crutcher with his hands up, moments before being shot and killed by tulsa police last friday. >> shots fired! >> the officer who fired, betty shelby, being charged. >> i determined the firing of the felony manslaughter in the officer betty shelby is warranted. >> reporter: an attorney for the officer said after the shooting officer shelby suspected him to be hue on pcp. she said he wouldn't follow commands. >> reporter: i

now, we asked did officer shelby have a taser? the answer is yes. but it was not deployed, instead, she fired her gun, which was already drawn. don? >> thank you very much for that, ana, i appreciate it. lots to discuss now. attorney monique presley is here, of the st. louis police officer's association, the author of "war on police, and michael nutter, a cnn political commentator, and former mayor. now we have what's happening in tulsa. let's talk about tulsa as we keep an eye on north carolina. monique to you. officer shelby's attorney said she believed terrance crutcher posed an immediate threat to her and the other officers. as you look at that as a trained attorney, does that support is that. >> there's nothing i've seen so far that supports that. when an african-american male is shot, unarmed, we get these tag words, we get these automatic responses either from the attorney for a particular police officer, or from the police department saying that there was some sort of eminent threat that police officer using their judgment, using their subje

. >>> a vigil was held for shelby officer who died in the line of duty. we'll have reaction from his family and friends. >>> an update o story we brought you yesterday. we'll tell you if charges have been filed for a man who shot a home intruder. thanks for waking up with us and watching cbs north carolina. >>> allie will have a look at your morning commute, but first, storm team meteorologist alyssa here with a look at that weather. >> good morning, guys. we're starting off our morning dry, but for some of you, you are starting off quite foggy. let's take a look at our latest visibility map. now in durham, visibility at we make our way towards lee county. certainly going to slow you down there. around cumberland county, 3 miles. 5 in nearby clinton. 7 in dunn. a larm scale. this is a bigger issue south of the triangle. we'll keep an eye on these visibilities and let your honor if they get worse throughout the morning. 66 in raleigh. temperatures dropping about 3 degrees in the past hour. 70 in lillington. 71 in fateville. 82 at lunchtime. 87 our afternoo

live in mansfield, shelby miller cleveland 19 news. >> all right, shelby. thank you. >>> every law enforcement agency in ohio is required to have a written set of guidelines for handling missing persons cases. >> dan deroos is at the answer center to explain what family members of the missing can expect from their community. >> dan: the good news is there's a state law. you think this would have gone back further in 2007 staten acted what's known as jonathan's law to make sure every princess agency in the state have a policy for missing adults named after jonathan who went missing 83 days and his body was found in 2005. his mother did a lot of work to make sure this get passed. >> basics: if follow play is suspected authorities have 7 days to put all the information on the national registry. from amber alerts. we are not dealing with children here. if no foul play is expected, they have 30 days to put it on the registry putting out an alert. why is that significant. if it is somebody who didn't show up after work or didn't show up home it doesn't necessaril