shelby will stand trial in the death of terence crutcher. he was unarmed when she shot him. this is the chopper video and despite the video showing the hands of crutcher in the air, shelby claims he tried to reach inside his car window. >>> record after record being broken between black friday and cyber monday money into the economy. shoppers fit $3.5 billion between the record spent black friday. sales were up more than 12% from last year. sales were up 16% from last year. one number lower than expected was thanksgiving day sales. >>> after a heated election, most americans are feeling good about the economy right now. it is reaching its highest number since july 2007. this number is important because spending drives growth. >>> we had a look into the future today in tampa. it is hard to believe that we might one day have less traffic. adam winer tonight showing us what is coming to our local roadan >> reporter: it took a ride in a car that talk -- talks. >> this is basically broadcasting out what is this cartooning and anybody with a radio can listen in and make the assess

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>> reporter: in the video you can see the suspect terence crutcher not responding to a police officer's commands. his hands are in the air walking slowly and no weapon is visible. a female also for -- a female officer is close behind. but things are about to go from bad to worse as the suspect gets next to his vehicle. the experts give their assessment of the apparent danger in the scene. what bothers you? >> allowing him to get to the car. someone could have tackled him. >> reporter: the problem is allowing the suspect to get to the vehicle. >> there were too many commands at that point they should have taken him down. >> reporter: we take down the suspect before he gets to the vehicle. >> you have got to stop! you have got to stop right there! stop! >> stop, now! we have got to take him down. take him down. >> put your hands on the car! >> reporter: the tells of shooting ended with an unarmed suspect dead and one of the officers on the scene is now charged with manslaughter and awaiting trial. tomorrow night we dig deeper into that shooting in minnesota where a woman recorded the afte

. >> reporter: in the actual police video you see the suspect, 40-year-old terence crutcher, not responding to a tulsa officer's command. his hands are in the air walking slowly and no weapon is visible. a female officer is close behind him with another officer just behind her. but things are about to go from bad to worse as the suspect gets next to his vehicle. our law enforcement experts give their assessment of the apparent danger in >> what bothered you? >> allowing him to get to the car. proximity again. someone could have tackled him. >> reporter: the problem with allowing the suspect to get to a vehicle is the possibility of him or her having access to a weapon. >> there were too many commands given and he did not respond. at that point they should have taken him down. >> reporter: in our second reenactment we take down the vehicle. >> sir! sir, you have to stop! you've got to stop right there, sir! stop. >> sir, stop now! >> alan, we have to take him down. take him, take him. >> put your hands up on the car. >> reporter: now, the tulsa shooting ended with an unarmed person dead. she

betty shelby shot terence crutcher after he was not responding to commands and was degree manslaughter. last july a man was shot in minnesota when police say he reached for something. the girlfriend captured most of it live on facebook saying he was licensed to car ray gun and was reaching for his i.d. many people say the reasons we're seeing more of these shootings are because of more people who have cell phones. they're able to video tape things. but what seems to be going wrong? is it racial is, i brought in a team of law enforcement experts to try to go over as closely as possible, the police shooting that left an innocent 12-year-old dead. now, we want today try to find out what went wrong in this state and what cops could have done differently. here are their opinions as we recreated two years after it happened. our first scenario takes us to >> we wanted to reenact this scenario with our team of experts. we asked the retire fbi agent westerfield with the pinellas county sheriff's office to watch the reenactment and to give us the assessment. the officer in the passenger seat jum

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tulsa officer betty shelby was charged after shooting terence crutcher in september, which was captured on camera. a judge decided to go ahead with the trial after reviewing the video in the courtroom. shelby claims crutcher was armed and threatened her. but investigators never found any weapons in his car or on him. and in south carolina a former police officer also accused of shooting a black man is currently on trial. him... officer michael slager abuot the moment he opened fire on walter scott. this video of this incident made national headlines because you see scott-- in the green shirt... running away from officer slager. the cop says scott took his taser from him. sot: "and i saw that taser coming at me..coming at me like this." (butted with) "i fired until the threat was stopped, like i'm trained to do." scott was 18 feet away when prosecutors are calling it murder. if convicted, slager could get 30 years in prison. breaking right now... the national weather service has confirmed a tornado touched down near atlanta . this is a live look in the area right now... this is after sev

unarmed black man in september will the shooting was caught on camera.officer betty shelby shot terence crutcher after finding him in his car... which was stopped in the middle of the road.she said he disobeyed her commands and she thought he was trying to get a weapon from his car. police videos showed crutcher at one point with his arms in the air before the shooting. investigators never found any weapons in his car, but they said crutcher was high on the drug p-c-p. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--it's that ti to be extra careful where you park. the seasonal rules that you need to know about before tomorrow.also-- a recall alert for a home appliance. the new we're rapidly losing credibility as handymen. mom washed our clothes. one wash with tide pods and we're right back where we started. we look like catalogue models! who trusts a clean handyman anyway? we can't look this good! dinge is the dirt the bargain detergent can't get to. it may not seem like it but winter is coming... that means there will be changes to parking around the city. starting tomorrow... winter parking rules

betty shelby encountered terence crutcher after his car stopped in the middle of the road. she said he disobeyed her commands and she thought he was trying to get a weapon from his car. but police videos air before the shooting. investigators never found any weapons in his car, but they said crutcher was high on the drug known as p-c-p. meanwhile... the former north charleston officer charged with killing an unarmed black man took the stand yesterday. cellphone video captured officer michael slager shooting walker scott in the back... after pulling scott over for a tail-light violation in april 2015. in emotional testimony yesterday, slager said he used his taser approached scott to handcuff him... scott fought back... so slager shot him. he said he was in "total" fear at the time. if convicted, slager could get 30 years in prison. new developments as the transition of power continues. president elect donald trump met with former nominee mitt romney over dinner last night... to talk about a possible job as mr. trump's secretary of state. this was the second time the two hav

officer betty shelby was charged after shooting terence crutcher in september, which was captured on camera. a judge decided to go ahead with the trial after reviewing the video in the courtroom. armed and threatened her. but investigators never found any weapons in his car or on him. meanwhile the former south carolina police officer currently on trial for fatally shooting a man-- takes the stand to testify... about the moment he opened fire on walter scott. this video of this incident made national headlines because you see scot-- in the green shirt... running away from officer michael slager. the cop says scott took his taser from him. sot: "and i saw that taser coming at me like this." (butted with) "i fired until the threat was stopped, like i'm trained to do." scott was 18 feet away when slager started shooting. prosecutors are calling it murder. if convicted, slager could get 30 years in prison. the truck driver in the fatal crash that seriously hurt comedian tracy morgan is taking a plea deal. under the terms of the deal, the driver will avoid jail he was responsible for the

so when you see what happens with a terence crutcher, or sandra bland, or trayvon martin, those things have happened throughout the years. it's been a cycle. again really ends off with, how do we write a new story? a new narrative? >> was there ever a point where somebody came to you manager, agent, somebody and said, hey, common, maybe if you went a little more commercial with it, you could sell more records? maybe if you didn't dive so deep and so strong into social issues your career might be bigger than it is? >> yeah, around '96, the label said we needed to do something for i was thinking how do i do this and keep it organic? i wrote a song about chicago, i wrote it from my heart, but it didn't turn out as great as i wanted it too. at the same time busta rhymes had dropped "put your hands where i can see" and i thought that's music, that's a hip-hop song. i hear the purity in that music. that song i released didn't have delivering. i looked at myself in the mirror one day after that and i was like, i'll never do that again. ? on the count of three ? ? go go go go ? >> i'm sorry yo

. >>> terence crutcher's wife milania trump also set to return to the campaign she is set to give a speech to voters in pennsylvania and what americans can expect if her husband is elected to the presidency. this will be her first speech of the general election season. >>> developing right now the community of snow flake targeted by vandals with an obscene political message. the words "f trump" showed up on homes, fences, even a up sometime halloween night. >> if they were making a political statement i think they should paint it on their own car. >> well cops believe it was a group of kids behind the message. they don't have any suspects and they need some tips with all of the damage involved this could be a felony crime. meantime in mississippi police are calling the burning of a black church a hate crime. trump outside the building. investigators are questioning at least one person. thankfully nobody was inside at the time. >>> caught on camera. the troopers tried pulling him over but he sped off down the freeway and police finally used the stop sticks to slow that car down. he surrende

terence crutcher, a 48-year-old on the side of the road with his vehicle waiting assistance when officers responded to a stalled vehicle. after officers arrived, he is seen walking away with his hands up. woman's later, he was shot and killed by a tolleson police officer claiming she thought he was reaching for a weapon. it turns out, he was unarmed. >> there has been an outcry from offices of color, nationwide. about the things that we see and it is very difficult for the community to accept it. >> there have been instances of the officers made a mistake or they went too far. >> reporter: just that little bit of accountability something will go a long way. when officers are afraid to say their colleagues are wrong. that is one of several leading to solutions which can bring about change. >> so, we got to educate everybody, across the board. it cannot be a conversation about law enforcement and they have to do better. everybody has to do better. >> we want to bring in the owner of the barbershop. >> me and eric adams who was a sheriff here in alameda county -- he asked if we could have a

terence crutcher was on the side of the road when officers responded to a stalled vehicle. after officers arrive crutcher is seen walking away. moments later he was shot and killed by a tulsa police officer. the officer claimed she thought crutcher was reaching for a weapon. turns out crutcher was unarmed. >> there has been a lack of outcry from officers of chlorination wide about the things that we see. and it's very difficult for the community to accept that. >> when something happens in the community, since we can't stand up, we need yule to stand up. because stuff is happening to us to black folks, getting killed and getting murdered every day. >> there have been some instances that, you know, the officer made a mistake or they went a little bit too far. >> reporter: just thalts bit of accountability some say will go a long way, when officers aren't afraid to say their colleagues are wrong. that's just one way this group says can bring about change. the first step is looking in the mirror and starting a conversation at home. >> we all have biases, whether we know it or

i got to moderate a panel with eric garner's mother, philando castile's mother, terence crutcher's sister, and oscar grant. i will tell you, there were 4000 people there, it was packed. , we cannot lets you leave unless there are some action plans. that is what we had to do, that is why i appreciate this townhome -- townhall. we have to leave each one of these events with clear actions about what we are going to do next. i know michelle is getting ready to do that. i just wanted to add, i agree ,ith what judge hatchett said and just to add, because i'm a protester, a lot of people don't see the action that we do behind the protesting. we do go to our board meetings. we do organize and are strategically organized. we do campaigns on social media, the say her name campaign, say his name campaign. we keep each other informed. but most of all, we vote. as you have seen, this past march, we got the state attorney anita alvarez out of office because she knew about the cover-up of laquan mcdonald. we have to stay active. we have to keep spreading awareness. millennials, we have to get involved i

. >>> betsy shelby will face trial in the shooting death of terence crutch crutcher.helby is accused of shooting and killing crutch here was unarmed during a traffic stop in september. >>> it is decision day for democrats in the house of representatives. members are set to vote on their incoming leadership for the new congress. ohio congressman tim ryan is challenging longtime democratic leader nancy pelosi. representative ryan said it's time for new blood and fresh ideas. pelosi, though, is expected to retain her position as leader. >>> martin scorsese is expected to meet with pope francis for an audience of 400 priests in rome. it's a longtime goal of scorsese. "silence" will open in december. >> finally, he'll make new movies. >>> mitt romney calls his dinner with the president-elect enlightening, probably delicious also considering john george. did he make his case for secretary of state. that's next. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you