classmates of high school junior terrence liu reacting to news that he was hit and killed by a train wednesday morning. liu was a student at kipp king collegian high school in san lorenzo.sot he's a very quiet kid but he's actually a very very smart kid. sot i was like oh gosh one of my classmates. everyone was dead silent when that was mentioned at the gymliu was crossing this bridge when he was hit. those with union pacific say he was either walking or riding his bike across. wednesday night was the first time our crews saw a train come through this area and by the time we turned on the camera and started recording, the train was already here. those who live nearby say it's that quick in the daytime too.sot wasn't surprised because i've gone across the bridge and i try not to go across the bridge. a bit concerned that if i get halfway out there i could possibly be in a bad situation. those with union pacific and local emergency crews won't say if liu had his headphones on but there is a fear in the community that he did.sot headphones on? well according to my mom because she actual

. ♪ >> reporter: >>> terrence lewis has served nearly 20 years avenue live sentence for second degreeder. it's not a surprise that like many in jail he says he didn't do it. but in his case, a federal judge and several witnesses actually agree that he didn't. so why is he still in jail? >> a legend that's correct um, i had evidence to prove that i'm innocent. i have already proved before federal judge that i am in fact innocent. >> reporter: i saw the document from a federal judge that indicates that after reviewing his case, she believes evidence points to the fact that he was not present and did not participate in the 1996 murder. >> there's no words to describe, you know, the disappointment and the heart ache. >> reporter: terrence wasn't the accused shooter but was convicted of being on the scene of a robbery that went bad. the only witness against him was an admitted crack user who was high at the time. over the years it became clear that his then attorney never spoke to other witnesses who have now come forward who say terrence wasn't there and even though federal courts agree,

. ♪ >> reporter: terrence lewis served nearly 20 years of a live sentence for second degree murder.hat like many in jail he says he didn't do it. but in his case a federal judge and several witnesses actually agree that he didn't. so why is he still in jail? >> i had evidence that proved i'm innocent. i have already proved before federal judge that i am in fact innocent. >> reporter: >>> i saw the document from a federal judge that indicates that after reviewing his case, she believes evidence points to the fact that he was not present and did not participate in the 1996 murder. >> there's no words to describe. you know, the discussion -- the disappointment and heart ache. >> reporter: terrence wasn't the accused shooter but was convicted of being on the scene of a robbery that went bad. the only witness against him was an admitted crack user who was high at the time. over the years it came clear his then attorney never spoke to other witnesses who have now come forward who say terrence wasn't there and even though federal courts agree, untimely appeals and procedural issues they ke

terrence was not an imminent threat. terrence did not attack her. terrence did not charge at her.rence was not the aggressor. betty shelby was the aggressor. bet thety shelby had the gun. betty shelby was following him with his hands up. betty shelby murdered my brother, and after she murdered my brother, all of the offers involved with the tulsa police department tried to cover for her. >> i was there last week to support the family, and now with this verdict in which yet another police officer was exonerated in the death of an unarmed person of color, there is again a reason to continue to demand greater transparency from local authorities. meanwhile we learned that the department of justice has launched an investigation into the police shooting death of unarmed black teenager jordan edwards in texas which occurred just three weeks ago. officer roy oliver who has since been fired, and arrested, is facing murder charges in connection with the shooting. and in new orleans, just two days ago, the last of four monuments of confederacy era leaders was removed. a statue of general rob

terrence was not a imminent threat. terrence did not attack her. terrence did not charge at her.nce was not the aggressor. betty shelby was the aggressor. betty shelby had the gun. betty shelby was following him with his hands up. >> officer shelby is now on unpaid leave from the department. >>> new from overnight, legendary rocker chris cornell has died. his family says it happened unexpectedly. he was on tour and performed in detroit hours before they found him. he was best known as the front man in sound garden and audio slave. his family says they are working closely with the medical examiner to determine how he died. >>> time now 6:39. working to pick up the pieces. next the clean-up under way in the midwest after severe weather spawned tornadoes. >> plus, planning to protest. the bay area construction company that's sparking outrage because of its bid to help build a proposed u.s.-mexico border wall. >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. and as we take a look at the board the dow is up 7. coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter ja

. >>> terrence louis served nearly 20 years of life sentence for second degree murder.t a surprise that like many in jail he says he did not doe it. in his case a federal judge and several witnesses actually agree that he did not. so why is he still in jail? >> i'm not a leming and that i have evident to prove i'm innocent. i've already proved before a federal judge i am in fact, innocent. >> i saw the document from a federal judge that indicates that after reviewing his case she believes evident points to the fact that he was not present and did not participate in the 1996 murde murder. >> there's no words to describe you know the disgust and disappointment and heartache. >> terrence was not accused shooter but convicted of being on scene of robbery that wept back. only witness against him was admitted crack user high at the time. over years it became clear his then attorney never spoke to other witness have now come forward who say terrence was not there and even though federal courts agree untimely appeals and procedural issues they keep him in jail. >> the facts tha

. >> wow, terrence howard. >> what? >> terrence howard showed up. what's going on with you, man. out and that was one of the surprises and the wrinkles we put on the show. i want to have some of my friends come by. terrence howard came by and the show is, you know, people are identifying the hit songs and if they could beat shazam like six in a row they get a million dollars. terrence howard had his song list and had to identify song -- his songs, which was a mislead because you wouldly lucious lyon from "empire." i thoument it would be hip-hop or something. he had "devil went down to georgia" and some other different song so it was really dope and it's been -- i told you, it's been a whirlwind. >> word out some other special guests coming up. somebody this guy knows pretty well. >> oh. >> snoop. >> exactly. snoop came out and as a matter of fact -- >> you said that like in a different -- go ahead. >> snoop came out but i was doing a song on the piano and said it was a magic piano sometimes when i sing the song the artist pay come out. ♪ beautiful i just want you to know you're m

friends of his tell me terrence liu is the high school junior who was hit and killed by a train as he was crossing a small bridge of in the distance behind me.sot everyone right now is in a state of shock right now of course some did cry but a majority are devastated just trying to take it all in. classmates of high school junior terrence liu reacting to news that he was hit and killed by a train wednesday morning. liu was a student at kipp king collegian high school in san lorenzo.sot he's a very quiet kid but he's actually a very very smart kid. sot i was like oh gosh one of my classmates. everyone was dead silent when that was mentioned at the gymliu was crossing this bridge when he was hit. those with union pacific say he was either walking or riding his bike across. wednesday night was the first time our crews saw a train come through this area and by the time we turned on the camera and started recording, the train was already here. those who live nearby say it's that quick in the daytime too.sot wasn't surprised because i've gone across the bridge and i try not to go across the

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the charity terrence higgins trust says this research is great news, although some people are still unaware out on the treatment which will help them stay healthy into old age. jane dreaper, bbc news. let's get more on the warning from the bank of england about inflation. it says the impact of the fall in the pound after the brexit vote is already starting to force prices up. it also said that growth in wages was weak. this came as it kept interest rates on hold once again. well, we can speak now to charles read, who's the online business editor for the economist. thank you for being with us. let's first look at the exchange rate. the bank is pointing to the impact of the brexit vote lastjune. but is it fairto the brexit vote lastjune. but is it fair to say that the pound was already weakening even before that, and perhaps it just already weakening even before that, and perhaps itjust added to the effect? or was it something that really co m es effect? or was it something that really comes from the foot? it was weakening before the referendum because britain was going to vote to leave the e

the encounter between, betty shelby and terrence crutcher was captured on video. she shot him thought he was reaching for a gun. kruchler's family burst tears with the announcement of the verdict overnight. his father said officer shelby got away with murder. >> mr. severe storms pounding the upper midwest moving into the northeast. eastern wisconsin and illinois getting the worst of it. it is expected to taper by day break more. than two dozen tornados tore through much of the central u.s., stretching from texas to the great lakes. two people have been killed. one in oklahoma. one in wisconsin. scores irch jird. the twisters destroyed and damaged hundreds of businesses. texas mom warning abut a danger after rushing her daughter to the hospital because of a popular toy. she says she was driving when her 10-year-old started choking on a piece of a fidget spinner. at first, doctors were unable to locate where it was stuck. >> then, they saw this. the x-ray revealing a round metal bearing stuck in the girl's esophagus. she is doing okay but of after surgery. >> these

that idea does not sit well with terrence his children will attend the new high school that the district wants to build around the corner from the jail. >> to tell our students that it's okay to go to school around a jail is not good. >> 2500 students attend dublin hi. within the next seven years that number could grow to 4300. students say it's too crowded but they are not fond of the location by the jail. >> that would be scary to go to that school. >> the proposed site is on gleason that runs parallel to the jail to the district says they would save money using the shell of the property. >> the site is flat and has a building and parking lot. it is economically feasible. we think it can be an innovative place to educate kids. >> saving taxpayer monies for parents is important. >> our students will be on campus and attending afterschool activities or walking home with these individuals working side-by- side. >> we have no reason to believe this area is any less safe than any other neighborhood in the city. the primer reports indicate there is little criminal activity in the immediate a

cameras were rolling when shelby fatally shot 40-year-old terrence crutcher last september. officers were called to the scene of a broken down suv blocking traffic and crutcher was at the side of the vehicle walking away from the officers with his hands apparently up. that's when officer shelby fired her gun while another officer simultaneously shot him with a taser. in a 60-minute interview, shelby said crutcher ignored multiple commands and thought he was reaching for a gun. shelby also said crutcher was acting erratically. police later said he was unarmed. crutcher's sister tiffany disputed officer shelby's claims. >> i'm feeling that his intent is to do me harm and keep thinking, don't do this. please don't do this. don't make this happen. and right there, he's looking back at me. that's what we call targeting. so he's getting my position, my last known location to retrieve and then shoot. >> the window was up, he was unarmed, he was moving slow, he was not a threat, he was not a fleeing felon. they had helicopters, multiple cops, they treated him like he was a new york

terrence howard empire fans and c. john eager howard and d.oward. >> you have a little risk there. >> don't tell me step is elbow. >> how is that. >> great, >> fabulous. >> what were you thinking. >> when they first saw the video my wife told me never to do it again. >> if you could go to any fast food restaurant what would it be. >> chipolte. >> all right. >> happy memorial >> cheers. . >> don't miss the fun next week when zip trip takes us to buoy maryland. come out to buoy town center next friday june 26 a.m. to 11 a.m. wisdom martin pardon me holly morris and erin como will be there and they would love to see you. >> always such a good time. >> the news tonight far from over. >> news at 11 starts right now. >> right now president trump back at the white house after a whil wind trip overseas and his return is met with ongoing turmoil. >> he was a good father he would literally give you the shirt off his back. >> a family is pleading for answers after a man is shot and killed in northwest d.c.. the gunfire left the 7 others hurt and now plac

terrence went a step further. if you cant park properly, you should not have a license. >> i suppose you won't do it again. >> i parallel his car. it's still there. >> why does that bother you. >> yeah, let's hope so. he'll be convinced safely. we're looking at another chilly day tomorrow, and big yellow weather alert on friday. maybe a big yell loy alert on friday morning. hoping for a bills eye. well, we went to 69. and high was 67. we're okay. 2 off. and i lower tomorrow so the high temperature is 67. that's the 3-degree guarantee for thursday. live look outside, it's cam. we're down to 59. dew point around 40. still a dry air mass. the winds have calmed down. north, northwest at 6:00. gusted over 35 miles per hour. and we'll probably have a 23 miles per hour. i would want a sweater. becoming mostly cloudy and cool. we start out with sun and stay dry on thursday. then yellow weather alert friday. heavy rain and thunderstorms equal a slow morning commute. i would set your arm alarm 15 minutes earlier. you can te

prosecutors say on trial for manslaughter reacted unreasonably last september killing 40-year-old terrenceher, an unharmed man who moments before had his hand up. crutcher's family believe he would be alive if he was white saying this comment between officers in a helicopter shows police prejudged him. >> that looks like a bad dude too. >> on 60 minutes, shelby denied racial bias. >> what i based everything on was his actions, his behaviors. >> saying crutcher ignored her commands and appeared high on pcp. she says she feared he was reaching for a weapon. a fellow officer testified he simultaneously fired his taser when he saw crutcher reach. >> i never want to kill anybody. >> reporter: the jurors are st two female jurors are black. in the first day, prosecution called four witnesses. the trial is expected to last into next week. if convicted shelby faces anywhere from four years to life in prison. clayton sandell, abc news, tulsa. >> just incredible case. and i mean, a lot of attention on it because of so many, obviously police involved shootings over the past couple years. >> it was one

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the charity terrence higgins trust says this research is great news, although some people are still unawareeans they are missing out on the treatment which will help them stay healthy into old age. tanya is here with all the business news. bad news for snap, then. we start with snap, the company behind the messaging app snapchat. in case you aren't familiar with it, it lets you send photo messages which disappear after a few seconds, and it seems the confidence of investors has gone missing almost as fast. snap's shares have plunged in after—hours trading, on its first set of financial results since that huge flotation back in march. let's show you the details. this is how much they lost in the first three months of the year — $2.21 billion. that is a massive jump on the losses this time last year. it is mostly because of huge stock option payouts to staff in the ipo. but here is the number investors are really looking at. by the end of march, 166 million people were using snapchat every day. that is up over 36% on the same time last year, but it was a few million less than investors had be

is there anybody more serious about this role than terrence howard?ell, i think so too. >> i'll tell you why. >> what's the curly hair. >> jussie smollett. >> i think he's all serious, too. >> just reminder you can catch toil and trouble part two tonight at 9:00 right here on the mighty fox5. here's why holly i think he's serious, because when i saw him in award show once when he came out he's like here's to the empire and the audience was like -- >> okay. >> after did he that allison -- >> you sure it's a role. >> did he pick up the cup and do that and put it back down? >> no he didn't. tonight. >> terrence howard knows what side his bread is buttered on. >> you know that's right. >> keep that job. >> he's all that in. >> thanks allison. >> okay. if you were with us we had awkward exercises with tucker and erin much this was an exercise in awkwardness on the ellen show earlier this week. ellen interviewed pop star and motion mogul jessica simpson in true jessica simpson fashion the conversation took on rambling live of its own. >> you're not >> we go

terrence liu (lou) was a junior at kipp king collegiate high school. he was hit by a "union pacific" train near grant and railroad avenues yesterday morning. police say he was either walking or riding his bike across a bridge when he was hit. people living in the area say it can be hard to hear the train coming when you are on the bridge. <"wasn't surprised because i've gone across the bridge and i try not to go across the bridge. a bit concerned that if i get halfway out there i could possibly be in a bad situation.i stay off the bridge because you can't hear anything on either side of the bridge.">( mark ) grief counselors are going to be on hand today at the where the teen went to school. ( mark ) two teenage boys are recovering this morning after being hit by a driver who took off. the 15-year- old boys were crossing the street near the intersection of cooley avenue and runnymede street in east palo alto. (ááátriggerááá) police say the teens were hit by a car that did not stop at a stop sign. after hitting the boys, the driver did not stop and help

the charity terrence higgins trust says this research is great news, although some people are still unawareane dreaper, bbc news. david beckham has made his speaking debut on the silver screen. he was greeted with cheers at the premiere of the film king arthur: legend of the sword in los angeles. —— in london. although the reception for his cameo performance as a soldier has been mixed, as our entertainment correspondent david sillito reports. david beckham. you could probably say he has got it all. the footballing talent, the looks, the globalfame. and he just looks right on the red carpet. no wonder the movies have called. there are rumours, the legend of the sword of a king other than yourself. find him. this, an all—action retelling of the king arthur story. it is, of course, far from his first time on screen. he had a cameo in the man from uncle, and was the moody, silent star of this short film. however, there is more. i think people are going to love it. with guy's movies, you know what you're going to get, but there's a few surprises. one of them being, we both see and hear mr beckh

she feared for her life when she opened fire on terrence crutcher.e refused to put his hands up as she investigated complaints about an abandoned car in the middle of the road. the doj will open a civil rights investigation. what shock and sadness for the music world, rocker prince cornell has died. ♪ heather: the lead singer passing suddenly and unexpectedly away hours after playing a concert in detroit. the cause of death still unknown. he was just 52 years old. rob: a plane packed with people told to brace for impact, the pilot forces an emergency landing, the jetblue flight leaking fuel after possibly hitting the bird 15 minutes after takeoff. emergency crews meeting the plane on the tarmac, spraying it with foam to contain that's bill and put out concerns of fire. nobody was hurt, passengers put on another plane in new york. >> dangerous gang members thrown behind bars in a massive ms 13 bust. police, 21 new suspects, raids around the city, 20 others are in custody. murder, extortion, drugs and weapons related crimes. cracking down on ms 13 blam

married and having problems in your marriage you have to admit there's a problem before you can move terrencem one of the top police officials admitted sometimes police get it wrong because that never happens. >> that's right. that was an apology last fall that was really overshadowed because of the campaign season but it was a critical moment in this debate where terrence cunningham the former president of the international association of chiefs of police, went out there and made this public apology, essentially saying law enforcement has enforced discriminatory laws in the past and we have been the face of that. we got -- however he got a lot of support. why? because it was an honest admission that he wanted to spark the conversation and did it. and that's what a lot of african-americans in these communities across the country have been waiting for police to acknowledge and then you can start the discussion and move forward. >> does it make a difference if the police chief is african-american? >> it makes a difference. but that's not the entire it's really the approach more than the race of

emily: thank you so much, terrence. in washington, post mate ceo testifying before congress earlier, making the case for integrating robotics into his business model of on-demand delivery. in january, they teamed up with starship technologies to test deliveries via self-driving robots, but it sparked regulatory concerns around safety and fears around the displacement of human workers. i asked lehman about the fear and how he imagines robots integrating into the postmates delivery network. >> if i paint a picture 10 years from now, i think we will have what we believe is a site walk class robot doing short range deliveries, highly dense metropolitan areas is where we can deploy our sibor class robots in the most efficient way. these are deliveries that are probably not suited for human labor. they are relatively short. i think the return of monetary value is not as great. this is where we think we can have the biggest impact. emily: what do you have to say to the elon musk's or the stephen hawking's of the world who are

. >>> new details, a teenager hit by a freight train has been identified as 16-year-old terrence louis. 37th grader was riding his bike on a bridge yesterday when he was hit. police are looking whether he was wearing earbuds or anything that could have affected his hearing. school officials say he was a straight a honor student beloved in the community. cry today we learned the name and much more about the man shot to death by san francisco police officers yesterday. nicholas flusche, a 26-year-old who moved from texas. police say they were trying to protect the public while trying to stop him stabbing a subway employee. what the man's friends and family from texas are saying. >> reporter: i tell you what the police in texas are saying, where he grew up, i talked to the police earlier. they say everyone in town has been real quiet about it. they added he did not have a criminal record in decatur, texas. they will have a town hall meeting soon to update the community. a go fund me page has been set up by the family of 26-year-old nicholas flusche, to transport the body to texas and pay

. >>> new details, a teenager hit by a freight train has been identified as 16-year-old terrence louis. 37th grader was riding his bike on a bridge yesterday when he was hit. police are looking whether he was wearing earbuds or anything that could have affected his hearing. school officials say he was a straight a honor student beloved in the community. cry today we learned the name and much more about the man shot to death by san francisco police officers yesterday. nicholas flusche, a 26-year-old who moved from texas. police say they were trying to protect the public while trying to stop him stabbing a subway employee. what the man's friends and family from texas are saying. >> reporter: i tell you what the police in texas are saying, where he grew up, i talked to the police earlier. they say everyone in town has been real quiet about it. they added he did not have a criminal record in decatur, texas. they will have a town hall meeting soon to update the community. a go fund me page has been set up by the family of 26-year-old nicholas flusche, to transport the body to texas and pay

terrence's hands were up. >> the shelby said the other officers covered up her mistake. >> about whatroblems developing from the protests? what did you see and find out? >> police said there weren't really any problems. there were maybe 100 people who gathered outside the courthouse, some chanting no justice, no peace, no racist police. the police department was prepared for demonstrations. eventually everyone went home. the jurors did have to leave with police escorts. prior to the verdict the jurors sent a note to the judge asking if they could also issue a statement along with the verdict. the judge had to explain that's not the way the court system works and they were not able to release a statement. maybe we'll hear from them later. >> bill: thanks alisa there in oklahoma. >> shannon: a decision sending shock waves from the white house all over capitol hill. former f.b.i. director robert mueller appointed special counsel to lead the russia investigations. the big question is where will it end up going? >> special counsel is like a live torpedo in the water. it can hit anything. t

the former director of national and terrence -- intelligence also testified. they warned the trumpet campaign that michael flynn the former national security adviser was advisor was compromised and could be blackmailed. he discussed russian sanctions with the investor. they claimed president obama personally warned the incoming president about the general michael flynn. clapper testified again today that he the fbi and the cia said there is no evidence to date of russian collusion. welcome to risk and reward. she testified that she told the white house that they have misled the vice president about his context with the rest investor. that led it to flynn's dismissal. this as press secretary sean spicer now said at the president is not a fan of flynn anyway and ask why didn't president obama suspend the security clients when he ran to the intelligence agency. this is the first time she is speaking publicly. let's take it to adam shapiro he has the latest. good to see you. a bunch of questions to sally yates as the curing is still underway but it's gonna wrap up

it's excite sdmring how is howard county named ooh howard stern, terrence howard empire faenz and johner howard or frank howard. >> maybe -- >> tennis elbow. >> how is that. >> great. >> fabulous. >> what were you thinking you could have left us. >> when they first saw the video i mean my wife told me never to do it again. >> fast food restaurant what would it be. >> chipolte. >> happy memorial day weekend everybody. >> see you monday. >> see you you. >> cheers. >> they always have a good time. >> yeah. >> don't miss the tun next week when zip trip takes us to buoy, maryland, june 2, 6 to 11 a.m. and this time wisdom martin, holly morris, tucker barnes and erin como will all be there and love to see you. head on out. >> today dreams for kids d.c. held a football clinic with the washington redskins. clinic was for children with physical and developmental disabilities. redskins players were on hand to help teach kids moves as well as share their own stories. >> it means a lot to be out here. i know i was able to express my personal experience with the families and kids here and let me no

jurors will be asked if officer betty shelby went too far when she shot terrence crutcher. was acting erratically. did he test positive for drugs. she is facing first degree manslaughter charges. appeals court in richmond, virginia preparing to hear arguments on trump's executive order that would ban travel from six muslim countries. and toys r us is revamping website to woo back customers who may have fled to retail rivals. the toy giant's news site will be revealed today and debuting in july. abby: two deputies save the day when a little league umpire failed to show up. the baseball game was nearly called off until two arizona officers decided to step up to the plate. next, the bad. a pilot is suspended after he is caught napping on the job. there he is taking a snooze. a pastor taking this pic of him sleeping in business trap while sleeping pilot mans the controls during two hour nap. no big deal there. the talladega speedway. clayton: talladega. jackie: massive wreck damaging 15 cars during the geico 500. spinning out elliott causing scaringy reaction with 20 laps to go

charlie: nixon also stars in terrence davies' new film, "a quiet passion." dickinson. i'm pleased to have her back at the table. you said it was a two-person play. a two-personas play. there is a big 19th and early 20th century tradition of two actors doing a fellow and eon iago. othello and charlie: so laura linney thought of this, and ask you. and you thought right away, because of the challenge? cynthia: i left the plate. i loved the idea of playing regina. but laura herself felt verity is a tremendous treasure of a role, albeit a smaller role. i learned -- worked with laura on television, but never on stage. a chance to work with her on this play and with dan sullivan, the director, and with this the article experiment, which i don't think women get to do very often. charlie: part of the challenge -- you and college, you did to place at the same time. cynthia: i did. but this, even people who are not intending to see it twice, they see it one way, and they think, i have to see it again. the rules are so different. once you see us in the first way, it's i

officer betty shelby says she was afraid for her life with she shot terrence crutcher.d to follow orders as he walked towards her car abandoned in the middle of the street. shelby thought he was reaching for a gun. they found pcp in his system at the time of the shooting. crutcher's family says the verdict is hard though accept. the doj will open a civil rights investigation into the case. president trump considering four candidates to replace james comey as fbi director after a series of interviews at the white house. among the candidates, former democratic senator joe lieberman who is now an independent. also in the mix, acting fbi director andrew mccabe, former oklahoma governor frank heating and former fbi executive assistant director richard mcfeeley. the president could make his choice by the end of the week. milwaukee's top cop might be joining the trump administration. sheriff david clarke says he's going to work for the department of homeland security working closely between the agency and local police. cracking down on illegal immigrants. dhs not confirming th

she shot terrence crutcher on he had his hands up, but she said that he wasn't responded to commands and appeared to reach for something in his suv. crutcher's sister said something wrong with the system. >> we have to go home and hug on his four kids and love on them and explain to them a system that's perpetuated so much injustice, a justice system that's perpetuated so much injustice. >> take a look at this video. that is shelby practically running out of the courtroom last night. the protests were peaceful there. shelby's lawyer said that she is "elated and very proud of her jury." >>> a man who pleaded guilty to strangling his dogs is going to jail. he choked his pit bulls in wheaton. both dogs did survive. here you can see county police saving them. here's what their lives are like today. chance and mia are with two brand new families. we're told they have play dates with each other pretty often. >>> here's something that might make you feel good about your commute today. today on the dulles greenway, your money will be going toward a good cause. the private highway connects du

acknowledging what has happened and how you move forward. , are is a police chief former police chief, terrencem -- cunningham president of the international chiefs of police, he came out last fall and give a speech where he apologized on behalf of police officer's who were enforcing laws that were at times discriminatory. , toit was a way, he felt get this conversation started, to spark a conversation where you acknowledge, ok, there is a history here. there is a history, and once we of knowledge that, we can move ford. i talk about that in the book and how we came to the decision to make that controversial speech. and it was. he was hoping it would spark that conversation. maybe it did, we will have to see. charlie: why did you become a reporter? jeff: well, because like you, it is fascinating to find out what is going on in someone's head. charlie: what makes them tick. jeff: what makes them tick. into search for the facts. right? charlie: you become a tech of innocence. jeff: in a sense, but you just chase the truth. i think our democracy is built on that. we are searching for facts, and th

they were put on unpaid leave after charmed for manslaughter for the shooting of terrence crutcher.id she shot him out of fear because he did not listen to command to lie on the ground. prosecutors argue shelby over he reacted and crutcher had happened on his head. last week a jury disagreed and acquitted shelby. >> learning new details about the funeral of chris cornell. on sunday the singer body was flow to california. a private few ral was laid to rest and he died of suicide after the cop september at a fox theater in detroit last wednesday. >> san antonio spurs on the line for a break in aels. howie leonard is expected to miss tonight's game four in san antonio against the la layers. david lee will miss the game with partially torn any ligament. warriors can take the series with a win. >> let's academic with michael thomas and look at our monday morning. wet right now. fogy, dreary, this is not the monday morning you look forward tore but hey. >> what you see is unfortunately what you get. >> you have to make the most of it. clouds, drizzle. fogy haze. not justed t. past several

the family of terrence crutcher burst into tears when betty jo shelby was found not guilty of first-degreeslaughter. shelby testified she fired out of fear because crutcher didn't obey her commands and appeared to be reaching inside his suv. his twin sister called the verdict and injustice. >> his hands were up. thrrence was not an imminent shelby was the aggressor. >> we had a cross-section of our community. we had african-americans on this jury. we had white people on this jury. >> about 100 protesters took to the streets of tulsa after the late-night verdict. >>> in their first television interview, the family of a black teenager killed by a white police officer in texas is speaking out. 15-year-old jordan edwards was fatally shot while leaving the house party last month. officer roy oliver initially said that edwards was in a car that was backing toward him but body camera footage revealed the car was actually driving away. charmaine and odell edwards say the death of their son doesn't seem real. >> you save the pictures on your phone. >> every day a look at the pictures. >> officer ol

streets of tulsa last night questioning why betty shelby was acquitted in the death of 40-year-old terrencey shot him last september after his car stalled on a city street. the officer says she believes crutcher was on pcp and posed a threat. many locals are divided about the message it sends. >> we had a cross-section of our community. we had blacks on this jury. we had whites on this jury. >> i just feel terrified. what do we teach our kids is the next question? >> jurors deliberated for nine hours after a week-long trial. officer shelby is on unpaid leave. >>> two people are dead after a fiery plane crash just west of mexico city. the private plane went down just a few hundred yards outside the airport after taking off yesterday afternoon. the pilot and copilot were the only people on board. >>> a hawk is bringing construction to a halt. the protected bird is delaying much-needed repairs to some interstate 80 overpasses. work was supposed to start this week on the midway and meridien bridges which cross interstate 80 east of vacaville. but plans changed when crews found a nest. "skydrone

shelby testified saying terrence krutscher did not obey her hands commands before before she shot himght he was under pcp. an autopsy showed pcp was in his system and police found vile of it in his suv. once the verdict was nouned shelby look stone faced krutscher quickly usher out of the courtroom in tears. here at home, 2dc police officers are administrative leave following this shooting that was caught on camera. the officers responded to reports of a car crash and a woman with a gun. the officers shot isabel duvall tuesday night outside of a rec center on july lee yet street in southwest. when she refused to drop her gun. she later died to the hospital and some witnesses are telling fox5 that the woman raised the weapon toward police. this is the city's second deadly police involved shoot shooting this year alone. the officers were wearing body cameras and they were activated at the time of the shooting. also in the district police investigate a deadly hit-a hit-and-run. just six years old. police have a suspect in custody this morning. annie yu live in southeast with all the deta

charlie: nixon also stars in terrence davies' new film, "a quiet passion." the renowned 19th-century poet. i'm pleased to have her back at the table. you said it was a two-person play. cynthia: it was a two-person play. there was a big 19th and early 20th century tradition of two actors doing othello and iago. and alternating. not so much anymore. charlie: so laura linney thought -- came up with the idea and you say, what do you think of this? and you did it right away because of the challenge? ,cynthia: i loved of the play. i always loved the idea of playing regina. but laura herself felt birdie is a tremendous treasure of a role, albeit a smaller role. i worked with laura on television, but never on stage. a chance to work with her on this play and with dan sullivan, in this tremendous experiment -- the director. this is a tremendous experiment women don't get to do very often. part of the challenge -- there was a thing about you in college, you did two plays at the same time. cynthia: i did. but this, even people who are not intending to see it twice, the

>> there's three -- >> ashanti, toby, terrence, trey son, tal an, you. >> you that one.r spent any time on a reservation. this is my first time. what do people get wrong about it? >> most of the time they think we live in teepees, and we don't have televisions, phone. >> what's it like living here in pine ridge? >> hard. >> the way you want to live with it and the people you keep around you, other than that it can end up pretty rugged. >> tell me what you love about living here. >> this is my family. this is my people here, man. >> is that the order, horses, family, people? >> most of the time. my family is my main thing. >> what do you love about living here? >> more about the traditions, ceremonies and all that. my boys go around and they have real long hair because that's how we grew up. >> what job do you people have here if you live in this town? >> a flagger. >> stand on the road all day. >> and that comes through now and then. i haven't found too much work down here. >> got to be hard to avoid criminal activity or drugs and alcohol because there is not a lot going

terrence liu (lou) was a junior at kipp king collegiate high school. was hit by a "union pacific" train near grant and railroad avenues yesterday morning. police say he was either walking or riding his bike across a bridge when he was hit. people living in the area say it can be hard to hear the train coming when you are on the bridge. <"wasn't surprised because i've gone across the bridge and i try not to go across the bridge. a bit concerned that if i get halfway out there i could possibly be in a bad situation.i stay off the bridge because you can't hear anything on either side of the bridge.">( mark ) grief counselors are going to be on hand today at the high school where the teen went to school. ( darya ) happening today... the trial of the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar could be turned over to the jury. deliberations are expected to begin as early as this afternoon. the lead defense attorney began his closing arguments by arguing that there is little evidence that antolin garcia- torres killed sierra lamar. the defense a