the family of sonya massey is demanding justice.y claimed she died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound but police body cam footage has just been released and has proved that all to be a lie. former sangamon county sheriff's deputy sean grayson has been fired and is charged with first-degree murder for fatally shooting sonya massey. he did not activate his bodycam until after he killed her but the other officers body camera was activated after they arrived at her house. it shows the two men speaking with her before one says that her stove is on and says we do not need a fire while we are here. when massey goes to turn off a stove where a pot of water is boiling, a deputy tells her to step “away from your hot steaming water." massey can be heard saying "i rebuke you in the name of jesus" as grayson responds quote “you better f-ing not or i swear to god i'll f-ing shoot you in the f-ing face." as sonya massey appears to duck and twice says i'm sorry, footage shows grayson firing at her three times, ultimately shooting her in the face.

we are fighting for equal justice for sonya massey and until we get full justice for et sonya massey, we use her last , words . we rebuke you in the name of jesus, you discriminatory criminal justice system, until we get equal justice for this black woman. >> we will be there in chicago, 6:00 p.m.. we will have many of our affiliates in chicago. >> vice president kamala harris offered her son on the phone and her father condolences and expressed in such a special day . remember your mother with that beautiful smile. try not to remember the tragic way this so-called police officer killed her. >> i remember that vice president harris came to the funeral of ms. eswhitfield who was killed by a white supremacist in buffalo, new ki york. i did the eulogy and brought -- we went to tyre nichols' funeral in memphis and dealt with that. she is not doing this because she is running for president. she does this. president biden met with george floyd's family. many of those things happen while donald trump was president. i am trying to remember, i don't think you showed up were called anybody. if

>> justice for sonya massey! >> justice for sonya massey! >> reporter: but that sheriff from sangamon county, illinois refusing to step down. >> i will not abandon the sheriff's office at this most critical moment. it will solve nothing. >> reporter: and for the first time apologizing to the community. >> we failed sonya. we failed sonya's family and friends. we failed the community. and i stand here today before you with my arms wide open and ask for your forgiveness. >> reporter: massey had called police to report a possible prowler, but things quickly escalated when deputies told her she could remove a pot of boiling water from the stove. >> drop the [ bleep ] pot. drop the [ bleep ] pot. drop the -- [ gunshots ] >> shots fired, shots fired! >> reporter: deputy sean grayson has been fired and 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.

♪♪ >>> back now with the growing outrage over the killing of sonya massey. ly apologizing, but refusing calls to step down. here is maggie vespa. >> sonya massey, i speak her name, and i'll never forget it. >> reporter: the illinois sheriff who hired and fired the deputy charged with murdering sonya massey in her springfield home now apologizing. >> i'm sorry we did not do our jobs. >> you better [ bleep ] i'll shoot you right in your [ bleep ] face. >> reporter: sangamon county sheriff jack campbell saying the department failed the 36-year-old, but refusing calls to resign. >> i cannot step down. that would solve nothing. the incident would remain. i vow to listen. >> reporter: tonight attorney general merrick garland saying the justice department civil rights division is monitoring the case. >> so i've seen the video. it is horrific. >> reporter: this as red flags continue emerging about now former deputy sean grayson who court records show pleaded guilty to two duis in 2015 and 2016, the first prompting his discharge from the army for serious misconduct. t

the crowd chanted sonya massey's name. woman who was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy in her illinois home after she called 911 earlier this month. a rally was also held in st. louis yesterday. on saturday demonstrations were held in hollywood, california, and in chicago where people demanded justice for the 36-year-old. >>> body camera footage reveals -- >> yet again demanding justice for another black woman who was murdered by the police. sonya massey called the police to deal with a potential intruder, and the irony -- she was safer with the potential intruder than the police. >> body camera footage reveals the moment sean grayson shot the mother of two after asking her to check the stove. 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 isl

activists across the country held a national day of mourning sunday for sonya massey.pringfield, illinois woman was shot and killed earlier this month by a sheriff's deputy responding to her 911 call about a possible prowler. over the weekend rallies, marches and vigils for the mother of two took place in new york, chicago and los angeles. the deputy who shot massey has been fired and charged with murder. cbs's roxana saberi has more on the former departmenty's troubled past. and a warning, some of the video is hard to watch. >> reporter: the autopsy reveals the bullet hit sonya massey under her left eye, then exited from the back of her neck. [ knocking ] after sangamon county sheriff's deputy sean grayson and his 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

he is the attorney representing sonya massey, aos family sir, i'm so sorry that i'm meeting you this way and this is your daughter? sonya, and i'm so saddened to see what has happened. james, what is your reaction tonight to the body camera footage that we are seeing? i mean, your daughter, she had her hands up when she was shot at what is your reaction laura? >> i don't know. i i am so glad that my doctor figured out i had a bad heart and i was suffering from congestive heart failure again, 2022 i have quadruple heart bypass surgery i just don't think that by old heart coaster i'm just heartbroken i can't believe i'm even be able law enforcement officer sir i understand that. >> you didn't find out that it was the police who killed her daughter at first. >> how did you learn what truly happened to your beautiful sonya? >> my, younger brother, calvin he said to me what song his address. >> and i shared her address with him and he said brother death was it says the deputy involved shooting. what are you talking about? a deputy involved shooting. we were led to believe that the intruder

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this morning, new details in the police shooting death of sonya massey.autopsy report showing the 36-year-old mother of two died as a result of a gunshot wound to the head. her death ruled a homicide. >> she needed a helping hand, not a bullet to the face. >> reporter: deputy sean grayson showing up at massey's door after she called 911 to report a prowler. >> what do you need help with? >> nothing, i just wanted to see if y'all could help me. >> reporter: throughout the six-minute encounter, massey struggled to answer questions. her family said she had recently been experiencing mental illness. >> what is your last name? >> huh? >> shouldn't have to think about your last name. >> reporter: when she asked to take a pot of boiling water off the stove, the situation changes in an instant. >> where are you going? >> away from my hot steaming water? yeah, i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> you better not. i'll shoot you in your [ bleep ] face. >> okay, i'm sorry. >> drop the [ bleep ] pot. drop the [ bleep ] pot. drop it. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> re

and tonight, heroin, newly-released recordings of the deadly police shooting of sonya massey.'s the illinois woman killed by a sheriff's deputy earlier this month after calling for help about a possible prowler at her home. the recordings obtained by cbs news including 911 call from massey's mother pleading for noncombative officers to be sent to her daughter's home. cbs's charlie de mar now with the disturbing new developments. do want to warn you, the video report is disturbing. >> i heard some buddy outside beards >> reporter: 911 calls and dispatch audio are giving the fullest look yet at what happened to sonya massey on jul. records appear to show she was experiencing a prolonged mental health episode. her mother, donna, called for help. >> the mental people told me to call 911. >> reporter: that was at 9:09:00 a.m., 16 hours before she was shot >> please don't send no combative policemen that are prejudiced, please. they're scary. i am scared of the police. sometimes they make the situation worse. >> reporter: than massey herself called 911 just before 1:00 p.m. and call

i'm doing all right. >> reporter: inside the home deputy sean grayson can be ask heard asking sonya massey we don't need a 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 pl

is news this morning that came out yesterday that kamala harris actually called the family of sonya masseyey was a 36 yield black woman fatally shot by an illinois deputy in her home july 6. harris has also called the mother of devante mitchell, a black man who died after he was pinned down by hotel security guards in milwaukee. there is more of -- there is her photo. that is a story from nbc news. joseph is in new york on our line for republicans. good morning, joseph. caller: how are you doing today? i am asking questions about these people come on independent and they keep forgetting we are all american. how about you unify rather than break apart. one guy was murdered, cop serving shot and nobody is saying anything. my brother was a cop, my family is all police officers, no one is saying to protect the police officers. you have one guy complaining they murdered a black person. i'm sorry, but you have people killed right across the ocean. thousands and thousands are being murdered by artillery from the russians and ukrainians are getting destroyed and nobody is saying anything. why are

. >> governor, before we go, i want to ask you about sonya massey.fatally shot by a sheriff's deputy in her home, absolutely brutal, frankly. you put out a statement from july 17th and you said "tran33 was concerned for her safety and called law enforcement to her home for protection. she deserved that protection. instead, innocent and unarmed, she was gunned down by an officer of the law. may sonya massey's memory be a blessing and make it feel our work to build a system of justice in this country that truly protect all of its citizens." >> this is an issue, frankly, given all of the news that has happened this week, it did not make the front pages of the major papers. this is something i have heard from so many people. when it comes to criminal justice reform, policing in this country, there is still a lot of work to do. i know this is something that is important to the vice president. could you give a bird on criminal justice reform and the vision, the stark contrast between what donald trump's vision of reform and criminal justice in america is a

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. >> i'm jake tapper this hour, a shocking revelation about the murder of sonya massey, the black woman killed by sheriff's deputies in illinois after he called 911 to her home for help. today, her family says new body cam we're video seen around the world does not show what they had been led to believe about the shooter. we're going to delve inside the investigation plus what happened to all that talk of, you many from donald trump, but the republican national convention and beyond changed, man, all that new signs today that those days are long gone if they ever for exist at all and leading this hour two very different scenes today for the biden-harris administration on one side, there's biden returning to washington, dc this afternoon. and as a lame duck, president, on the other side, his vice president, kamala harris, holding her very first campaign rally as the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. sentence jay lee is at the white house and mj, what are we hearing from both president biden and vice president harris today? >> well, jake jake, there has been such a seismic shif

>> sonya massey! r: tonight, growing outrage over the police shooting death of sonja massey. activists declaring a day of mourning with more than 20 cities across the united states expected to hold vigils and rallies tomorrow. >> now, this is the hardest thing that we have ever been through as a massey. it just breaks my heart that our family has to go through this. >> reporter: an autopsy report showing the 36-year-old mother of two died by a bullet that entered under her left eye. massey called 911 to report a prowler on july 6th. the encounter escalating after massey went to remove a pot of hot boiling water from the stove, as seen in this graphic police body camera video. >> where are you going?. >> away from your hot steaming water. >> aww, 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 the [ bleep ] pot! drop the [ bleep ] po

>> for sonya massey we were buick. this discriminatory criminal justice system in the name of jesus and john, we're learning that grayson had worked at six different law enforcement agencies here in illinois since 2020, it's not exactly clear why he changed jobs so frequently. >> now, he is being held without bond and faces life in prison if convicted on that murder charge, cnn has reached out to us the attorney for comment, but have yet to hear back this as the massie family continues to grieve and demand answers, john, the speed in which that escalated is just stunning. lucy kavanaugh. thank you so much for that, sara. >> all right ahead. passenger is losing patients, some still waiting on flights, their luggage piling up after the security company software up date that stopped almost all air traffic worldwide, delta airlines now saying it's already cost them 163 million and are john berman we'll speak to republican senator tom cotton about the party's new strategy to try to take on kamala harris. that's all ahead sa

vice president harris spoke to the family of sonya massey today as we learn more about massey's deathcoroner confirms the springfield, illinois, woman died from a single gunshot wound to the head after she was shot in her home by a deputy responding to her 911 call about a possible prowler. roxana saberi has more on what cbs news has learned about the former deputy's troubled past. and a warning: some of the video is very hard to watch. >> reporter: the autopsy reveals the bullet hit sonya massey under her left eye, then exited from the back of her neck. [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,

massey. the sheriff saying, we failed sonya, amid new calls tonight for him to resign. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, the family of sonya massey is demanding the sheriff who hired that officer to resign. >> justice for sonya massey. >> reporter: but that sheriff refusing to step down. >> i will not abandon the sheriff's office at this most critical moment. >> reporter: and for the first time, apologizing to the community. >> we failed sonya. we failed sony's family and friends, and we failed the community. i stand here today before you with my arms wide open and ask for your forgiveness. >> reporter: massey had called police for a possible prowler, but things escalated when deputies told her to remove a pot of boiling water from the stove. >> drop the [ bleep ] pot. drop the -- >> shots fired, shot fired. >> 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?

> major: robert costa, thank you very much peered vice president harris spoke to the family of sonya masseyay as we learn more about massey's death. a coroner confirms the supreme filled illinois woman died from a single gunshot wound to the hy responding to her 911 call aboua possible prowler. roxana saberi has more on what cbs news has learned about the former deputies troubled past. and a warning, some of the video is very hard to watch. >> reporter: the autopsy reveals the bullet hit sonya massey under her left eye, then exited from the back of her neck. [knocking] after sangamon county sheriff's jeopardy sean grayson at his 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. >> 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

here's maggie vespa. >> reporter: tonight, a new chapter in the tragic saga of sonya massey.opsy results showing the 36-year-old mother of two was shot in her left eye, the bullet exiting the base of her neck. >> how can you justify this? >> reporter: civil rights attorney ben crump alleging the report confirms then deputy sean grayson who responded 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

there were more than a dozen rallies yesterday for a national day of mourning in honor of sonya masseyme by an illinois sheriffs deputy. communities gathered across louisville, kentucky, with calls for justice. joining us now is maura barrett from springfield, illinois. what's the latest in the investigation? >> reporter: in addition to some of those national gatherings you just showed, there was one with about 300 people here in springfield over the weekend where they prayed and mourned for the massey family. they had a lot of questions. the family questioning why the deputy was hired in the first place, and so we have been digging into his past. i should note that deputy grayson has been fired from the department. he was arrested as being held in jail without bond and has been charged with first-degree murder. in terms of his past, this was his sixth department he has worked at in the matter of four years, and department hopping for police officers is something that has been heavily criticized, especially as we see problems like this arise in various communities across the country. a

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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.

all right. >> reporter: inside the home, sean grayson can be heard asking sonya massey to check on then't need a fire over here. >> reporter: within seconds, things become tense. >> it's hot? it's the hot steaming water. >> away from the hot steaming water? okay. >> [bleep], right in your face. drop it! >> reporter: massey starts to set down the pot and apologizes. grayson fires three times, striking her in the face. >> head shot on female, 1078. >> reporter: prosecutors say grayson's partner tried to give the 36-year-old first aid even though grayson discouraged him. >> i'm going to get my kit. >> you can go get it, but that's a head shot. >> reporter: benjamin crump is representing massey's family. >> all you need is 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. >> reporter: 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 agai

>> it has been three weeks since sonya massey was shot and killed in her own home . are more details from that autopsy report released yesterday. in the autopsy report, there is imagery an illustration that shows the bullet's trajectory through massey's head. take a look here. you can see the bullet entered just below her left eye and exited jeff at the base of her neck, which suggest incongruence with the body camera video we have seen, which is disturbing to watch, i should note, that massey appears to be in a crouching mode or caroling down by the kitchen counter and suggests that grayson was firing from an elevated level, pointing down toward her. we are getting more details about the nature of that shooting and details about the conversation with vice president harris when she called the family. massey's father elaborating team that harris took issue with the fact that police are able to jump from department to department and wanted to make sure in her statement about the senseless killing meeting to stop, this is something that also stops as well. this is somet

what's the latest. >> the latest is we're waiting on this latest press conference from sonya massey'smp. in the autopsy report for massey was released in the last couple of hours or so with the corner in illinois where the state capital springfield is confirming that her cause of death is a gunshot wound to the head. that report shows that she was actually shot through her lower left eyelid and it says that the bullet exited at the base of her neck on her left hand -- or left side. so basically going through the left side of her head. again, that fueling the murder charges against sean greyson, now former deputy and of course the outrage from massey's family. this all started on the 6th when massey according to prosecutors called 911 reporting a possible prouder outsued her home. two sangamon sheriff's deputies showed up. at times massey appeared confused. she appeared a bit confused but let them inside and talked about the prowler she was worried about and that at one point she walked over to her stove where there appeared to be a pot of boiling water, picked it up and said, quote, i

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this morning sonya massey's family said that was the first red flag. o of former illinois deputy shawn grayson killing miss massey. >> shots fired! >> reporter: sonya massey's father shattered, now calling 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 son malachi heart broken and in disbelief. >> she was just a ball of energy. she can talk to anybody. >> reporter: ben crump questioning grayson's employment history. six different police jobs in the past 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: grayson's attorney did decline to comment. he is being held without bond. the doj said it is aware and will continue to track this case, robin. >> robin: as we will as well. >> george: we have an abc news exclusive. former ballerina ashley benfield is son trial, accused of killing her es

outrage at the police killing of another unarmed black woman in recent years we want justice for sonya massey and an outpouring of support, including a statement from president joe biden saying massey's family they deserves justice. >> where is the humanity where's the training until we get justice? for sonya massey we rebuke this discriminatory criminal justice system in the name of jesus now cnn is learning that grace and work at six different law enforcement agencies here in illinois since 2020, it's unclear why he changed jobs so frequently. >> we are trying to track that down. he was fired from his job after his indictment last week, he is being held without bond and faces life in prison. if convicted victory on that merger murder charge, sara, a pretrial hearing is set for august, and we have reached out to his attorney, but have yet to hear back. sara shocking to see the quick escalation of that wow, really, really hard to take. thank you so much, lucy. kevin optics you and the crew out there in chicago. john. >> all right. this morning a new trial date has been set for karen read, the

overwhelming call to action in cities across the country following the recent shooting death of sonya masseylies were held this weekend in different u.s. cities, from chicago to brooklyn to sacramento, hartford, connecticut and appleton, wisconsin. video from july 6th shows a sheriff's deputy shooting and killing massey inside her home in illinois. the deputy responded there after the 36 year old mother called 911 to report a possible intruder. >> sonya massey called the police to deal with the potential intruder and the irony she was safer with the potential intruder than the police. she was murdered in her home by those she called for protection. >> the deputy who shot and killed massey, shaun grayson, has been fired and recently pleaded not guilty to three counts of first degree murder, among other charges. this morning, abc seven news reporter suzanne vaughn has more on the rallies here in the bay area calling for justice. >> there really is no justice in it, regardless of what happens. >> dozens of people gathered outside headspace barber shop on fourth street in san jose sunday night,

grayson noticed a pot of boiling water on the stove and he allows sonya massey to go to the kitchen to remove it and that is when this dispute escalated very quickly grace and goes from speaking calmly with her to drawing his gun firing three times, hitting her in the face. now cnn is still reviewing the 36 minute disturbing body camera footage. >> but here's what we can show you. >> and it is disturbing. take a look. >> stack right there. maybe second we don't get a firearm go. i water you can talk so difficult to watch jessica. >> now, sonya was pronounced dead at the hospital. grayson has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, aggravated battery, with a firearm, as well as official misconduct, and he is being held without bond. now, we have reached out to his attorney, but how we've not heard back at the moment and a pretrial hearing is set for august. i should also know that he was fired that are fired from his job. the sheriff's office saying, quote, it is clear that the deputy did not act as trained or in accordance with our standards. massie is funeral was held last friday a

as of sunday, july 6th, sonya massey told the police to report that she thought a problem. it was outside the home police body come video. she has 2 offices entering massey's home to tell her that nothing suspicious but things put the escalated out there. massey approached her stove to attend to a part of boiling water water into it for the 36 year old mother of 2 was pronounced dead and hospital from a single gunshot to the head of the body. come up the officer who fired the shots showing grace and was only turned on off to the shooting. he gives his account of the instance a narrative. it all is with what we see in the video from his colleagues, but he can't reset grayson that has been fired from the force and is being held with that bone for 1st degree murder among other charges. he's probably not guilty of the fatal shooting. however, grayson's boss, the local sheriff, said that grace and did have other options available that he should've used and that his actions were inexcusable and didn't reflect the values or training of the office of a massey's problem. we are askin

states have released body cam footage showing the fatal shooting of a black woman. 36 year old sonya massey had called 911 to report, a suspected intruder at her home. one of the police officers told her to check on a pot of boiling water, but then shot her dead. he's been charged with murder suicides. president campbell of harris has hit the road with her newly minted campaign for president. she held her 1st rally in wisconsin, which is one of the swing states key to beating republican donald trump. november harris. a strip came after presidential by them ended his re election campaign and endorsed her on sunday. come a little harris arrived in wisconsin with her party uniting in support of her sudden candidacy for the presidency. so wisconsin, i am told as of this morning that we have earned the support of the mass delegates to secure the service attack. donald trump seeming to relish the clash of personalities with the man. she'll probably face on the election day before i was elected vice president before i was like the united states senator, i was elected attorney general of the state

states have released body can footage showing the fatal shooting of a black women. 36 year old sonya massey had called 911 to report, a suspected intruder. one of the deputies told her to check on the pot of boiling water, but then shot her dad. he has been charged with murder. ty one is bracing for the arrival of typhoid time, a. it's expected to be the strongest storm to hit the island in years. authorities have closed schools and offices and granted flights. as a precaution, thousands of people have been evacuated from mountainous regions at risk of land slots as a balloon filled with trash sent over the border by north korea landed in south korea's presidential compound. it's the latest and a string of similar incidents in recent months. the latest provocation has raised fierce over the protection of secure locations. officials work future balloons could contain hazardous materials. around a 130 migrants arrived in the canary islands on tuesday evening. after making the crossing from northern africa. according to the european border and coast guard agency friend, tax, nearly $20000.00 h

let's listen in to the father of sonya massey speaking after the release of the video. but you know what all i want justice for my baby. yeah. the yes. the constitutional law professor gloria brown, marshall of the john jay college of criminal justice in new york. what reforms are needed to better prevent in prosecute police brutality, murder of george floyd in may of 2020, triggered a lot of protests. it also triggered legislation. that's why they were wearing body cameras because of the protest that it taking place in this country. and also the legislation that was proposed to george floyd justice in the leasing act, which would have national criminal justice reform. that legislation or proposed legislation is languishing and congress. and so that's one thing that i think the general public is going to ask of whoever the next president united states is, especially if it's prominent here is the one the color that she make sure that that legislation is passed, that she does everything and in her power to pass legislation, that reforms or criminal justice system, but we

the woman, 36 year old sonya massey has called no no 911 to report a suspected intruder. 2 deputies responded. one of them told massey to check on a pot of boiling water. he then told her to drop the pot of hot water and shot her . he's been charged with murder but you know, i want justice for my baby. yeah. the we can now speak to constitutional law professor gloria brown, marshall from the john jay college of criminal justice in new york. so we just somebody came footage of this latest scaling and to be frank, this some of the most shocking i've ever seen. what exactly if anything, can we learn from it? as we can learn that we have police officers who have a great deal of power and they are using excessive force against on arms billions. yes, she had a pot of boiling water. he told her to go to the stove to pick up the pot. she was dealing with mental illness. and that is a difficult situation for anyone, especially those of law enforcement called to a stranger's home. but the use of deadly force is only under law to be used when an officer face is deadly force. he knew there was no deadly

the woman, 36 year old sonya massey had called 911 to report, a suspected intruder. 2 deputies responded to one of them told massey to check on a pot of boiling water event. older trump the pot of hot water before shooting insurance. let's listen into the father of sony massey speaking after the release of the video. but you know what i want? i want justice for my baby. yeah. the highest constitutional law professor gloria brown. marshall of the john jay college of criminal justice in new york. what reforms are needed to better prevent and prosecute police brutality or the murder of george floyd in may of 2020 triggered a lot of protests. it also triggered legislation. that's why they were wearing body cameras because of the protests that it taking place in this country. and also the legislation that was proposed, the george floyd justice and leasing act, which would have national criminal justice reform. that legislation or proposed legislation is languishing and congress. and so that's one thing that i think the general public is going to ask of whoever the next president united states

uniform. >> reporter: grayson now behind bars, charged with murder for the july 6th shooting of sonya masseyspring field, illinois. massey called police to report a possible prowler. things quickly escalate when deputies told her she could remove a boiling pot of water from the stove. >> away from your hot steaming water. >> away from my hot steaming water? >> yeah. >> aww i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> huh? >> i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> you better not. i'll shoot -- >> okay. i'm sorry. >> drop the pot! drop the pot! drop it! drop the pot! >> shots fired! shots fired! >> reporter: grayson has pleaded not guilty. massey's heart broken and angry family now wondering why grayson was able to jump from department to department. her father speaking to katv. >> our whole family is in a disarray. the main focus of everybody is that this animal gets justice. he gets exactly what he deserves. >> reporter: overnight the sheriff apologizing. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: and grayson was also discharged from the army for serious misconduct. he is being held without bond. his attorney decli

. >> a national day of mourning in remembrance of sonya massey.speaking out about what they are calling police brutality after the shooting of the black woman by sheriff's deputies in illinois. demonstrators say that they won't stop rallying until justice is served so nicole, well has more for us. >> i not rallying cries, demanding justice for sonya massey, rain from new york to new jersey and across the nation sunday days after the release of police body camera footage showing sheriff's deputy sean grayson shooting the 36 year-old in her illinois home. >> massey had called 9-1-1 for help on july 6, grayson and another deputy responded to the call racing could be heard in the video asking masse to move a pot of hot water on her stove to prevent an accidental fire. and when she did, grayson drew his weapon on her threatening to shoot or unless she put the pot down. he has since been arrested and charged with her murder. that video sparking public outrage across the country. it was a heartbreaking. i i heard the police say with a pot of whole. >> sa

new information has emerged in the police killing of sonya massey, an unarmed 36-year-old black motherhot dead in her own home after calling 911 for help. the former illinois sheriff's deputy who killed massey, sean grayson, had held six police jobs over the past four years. the ex-officer, who has been charged with first degree murder, had previously been discharged by the army for "serious" misconduct. meanwhile, sonya massey's family has revealed she is a descendant of william donnegan, a black man who survived being lynched by a white mob during a 1908 race riot that killed 17 black people over a two-day span. the massacre led to the creation of the naacp. federal authorities in el paso, texas have arrested two alleged leaders of the sinaloa cartel. the justice department says it took into custody ismael zambada garcia, the co-founder of the sinaloa narcotrafficking organization, as well as joaquin guzman lopez, son of the group's other co-founder known as “el chapo”, who's serving life in prison in the u.s. the pair face multiple indictments for allegedly smuggling cocaine, fentan

. >>> the latest on the killing of sonya massey, a black woman shot on july 6th by an illinois sheriff'sty inside her home after she dialed 911 for help. newly released autopsy results confirmed she died by homicide with a gunshot wound to the head. here's the report by maggie vespa, there's a warning, some viewers might find the video and new details disturbing. >> reporter: any chapter in the tragic saga of sonya massey, autopsy results showing the 36- year-old mother of two was shot in her left eye, the bullet exiting the base of her neck. >> how do you justify this? accelerate attorney ben crump alleging the reports then deputy sean grayson, who responded to massey's springfield, 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 for

the police killing has prompted community outrage and protests calling for justice for sonya massey.and longtime texas democratic congressmember sheila jackson lee has died at the age of 74. jackson lee was a tireless fighter for civil rights and progressive causes throughout her three decades in the u.s. house of representatives. she announced last month she had pancreatic cancer. in 2002, congressmember jackson lee was an early and outspoken opponent of the disastrous and illegal invasion of iraq. she was also an impassioned advocate for reparations. >> people in america are the descendants of africans, kidnapped and transported to the united states with the explicit complicity of u.s. government and every arm of the united states lawmaking and law enforcement infrastructure. the dehumanizing and atrocities of slavery were not isolated but mandated by federal laws that work codified and enshrined in the constitution. the role of the federal government supporting slavery and discrimination erected against blacks is an injustice that must be acknowledged and addressed. amy: sheila ja

body cam video shows a sheriff's deputy shooting at sonya massey. calls for accountability. we do want to warn you that some of this video is hard to watch. >> after seeing the horrific video of former illinois deputy shaun grayson killing his daughter, 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. >> 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 scen. after the shooting, i was confused. >> i didn't know i went there from answers because i thought that someone came into the home to kill her. >> massey's son, malachi, heartbroken and in disbelief, she was just a ball of energy. >> she could talk to anybody. 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

i appreciate vice president harris spoke with the family of sonya massey friday, and as we learn new details about the illinois sheriff's deputy that killed her, there calls for more section on police reform and questions about why he had that job in the first place. >> i'll speak with the attorney general of illinois about that next tonight our special how would really happen and search for us suspect how it really happened. >> the atlanta olympic bombing premieres tonight at nine on cnn, pain means pause on the things you love bringing me go cool the pain with biobrick and keep on going. fire-free. >> green means go copd isn't pretty out of breath and often out of the picture. >> but this is. my story and with once-daily trilogy, it can still be beautiful this with three medicines and one inhaler trilogy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups trilogy, you also improves lung function. so i can breathe more freely, all day and night. >> trilogy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell you dr. if you have a heart condition or

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