>> don -- >> i'd like to hear from tatyana. what happened tatyana? was just a gathering for me, friends, a summer event, basically. >> so you had been at the center of this. and, as i said to you you know before we started here you probably never thought that you'd get this much attention. what would you like to see as far as what's going on? >> i feel, like, this has gotten some really great attention for how things have happened and it just keeps showing that you should look out and things can really happen. >> again, the officer resigned today. the police chief came out and said as far as he's concerned, the reaction by this one offer was terrible. but this had nothing to do with race. the town is not that way, the police department is not that way. do you agree with that? >> i do not. i think if you look at the stories that have come out by various parties that were in attendance from the situation involving certain adults they were using racially charged language. you will you know from the young man who filmed the video who remarked that he was

. >> reporter: another young girl tatyana rhode hosted the pool party with her sister and mother.n at all. it was horrible. >> reporter: despite the video evidence of the officer's actions, one eyewitness had a different take on the events. >> i think he did what he thought he had to do to control the situation. >> reporter: today, the head of a civil rights group called for justice. >> we ask that officer casebolt be fired. second, be charged. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: protesters met monday evening. mckinney's police chief asked the community for patience. >> i am committed to a complete and thorough investigation. >> reporter: mckinney's mayor also saying that city officials are taking this matter very seriously. t.j., brandy. >> okay, thank you. >>> former house speaker dennis hastert appears in a chicago courtroom for his arraignment. hastert spotted for the first time in weeks yesterday as they drove home, that is, to illinois from his vacation home in wisconsin. he is expected to plead not guilty to lying to the fbi about withdrawing money from his bank. that cas