. >>> also tonight, the unarmed father of four and his suv breaking down. then, shot dead by police. tonight, the video here, and now, the outrage. >>> the massive sink hole, inside, radio active waste keep it from the people who live there? we're getting answers. >>> and, no gas. the signs now across several states tonight. why are gas stations running out? and what does this mean now for gas prices? >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with that dramatic takedown after terror swept through parts of new york city and new jersey, when bombs were left in several locations. and authorities tonight say they have the from our station, wabc here in new york, showing the man on the right there, trying to get away. you can see, he's holding a gun. chased by police. shot several times in the gun battle, and our team was there as he was hauled off on that gurney. injured, but conscious. and tonight, as we come on the air, we've learned authorities are now at his home. and we have learned that several more devices have been discovered inside. and abc's linsey davis

patrick: the father of the unarmed man shot by a police officer in tulsa, is speaking out. the reverend joey crutcher says police. video of the shooting shows terence crutcher walking back to his suv with his hands in air, when an officer opened fire last friday. the officer's attorney says crutcher didn't listen to the officer's commands to stand still and when he reached the through the window of his suv, she fired. the family wants charges brought against the officer. milwaukee's police chief will be on national t.v. tomorrow to talk about race relations and ed flynn is a guest on the steve harvey show. harvey is hosting an hour-long town hall following a recent series of officer-involved shootings across the country. flynn talked about the biggest challenge his officers face in milwaukee. >> neighborhoods in america that call us the most, need us the most. ask for us the most. step forward as witnesses, and are the victims of crime distrust , or the same neighborhoods that us. patrick: you can watch chief that's right here and only on wisn 12. toya: the race for presiden

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today about what we did not see in the two videos showing the shooting death of terence crutcher, the unarmed man who had his arms up seconds before being shot last friday. protesters there are calling for the white female officer who killed crutcher to be charged or fired. start with ev lavandera. police reportedly have footage of the shooting but they're not releasing it. why not? seems it would be an easy way to prove their side of the story. >> reporter: well, the way north carolina law works, jake, it takes a court order for the police dash-cam or body-cam videos to be released. what we are dealing with here are two very different versions of what went down yesterday afternoon. violent protests erupted on the streets of charlotte just hours after keith lamont scott was shot and killed by police. 16 officers were injured, tear gas was used to control the crowds. some protesters threw rocks and bottles and tried to block roadways. five people were arrested. the shooting aftermath was captured on a facebook live stream recorded by keith lamont scott's daughter. this is when she discovers he

the family of the unarmed man..shot by police in tulsa.....expressing outrage sot "we know there was no gun in the car, we know he was unarmed sot - sunny hostin / abc news senior legal correspondent "you have a man with his hands up?which is the universal sign for surrender. then fatally shot doesn't make sense". pkg tag: both officers are on paid administrative leave. both families of those killed say they are demanding the officers are held accountable. more massive protest are planned across the country...within the coming days. ray raimundi, abc news, new york. the c-e-o of the drug company that makes epi-pens capitol hill. mylan pharmaceutic als makes the epi-pen to treat severe allergic reactions. but its price has gone from 100 than 600 dollars today. despite a public outcry, mylan's c-e-o heather bresch told the house oversight and government reform committee the price will stay the same. bresch also said there's a lot of misinformatio n spreading about the epi- pen. " concern and skepticisim about the pricing of epipens and i think many people incorrectly assume that we make

the unarmed teen was running from the store. with stolenn m items.it when ae scuffle ensued. prosecutor says the officerc negligently fired his serviceerv weapon.ie hitting jones in thea chest. c the teen died a short timei later. >> .me felonious assault kidnappingi charged filed against two former cleveland officers. grand jury indicted dick son. and part-time officer spencer. the second. told the i team he thought he was going to die.. says he was handcuffed on july 26. when the officers beat him. sent him to the hospital. he faced four tkharpblgs tkharpblgsincludeing receiving stolen property. tapl weu tampering withdeolen e. those charges have been droppedr two officers involveo -td were fired. shocking home video. taken at a local school bus stop.t appears to show people witho weapons -fpt pointing them directly at the bus. >>t . some of the parents of students on thatud bus. say they are very concerned. with eon showed the video to police. >>to not just acting like they'rey harming other' people.pe they could geto hurt. doing it. i don'ti see where any adulta would thi

patience, protests escalating again in el cajon, california in the wake of the police shooting of the unarmedlack man this week. protesters holding signs in the street and blocking traffic. some were said to be throwing water bottles at officers. the object that alfred alongo pointed at officers when they shot him with a vape smoking device. >>> authorities in south carolina are searching for answers after a 14-year-old allegedly opened fire outside the school. the school shooting sacame shory after the teen left his home. let's get more from victor blackwell. >> reporter: john and christine, still upset in the town of townville after the student shot the teacher and two boys. one boy in the leg and one with injuries. investigators say this happened so quickly, there was a call that came in before 2:00 on wednesday. a teacher says a person on campus with a gun. turned out to be a teenager described as a white male with a handgun. investigators say they have been told he is 14 years old. it was a volunteer firefighter that took him down. that boy is in custody. minutes after the shooting, a ca

a crowd of protesters angry over the shooting death of the unarmed black man marched down streets near the site of the shooting "no justice, no peace." we have seen protests in charlotte, north carolina.. after police released bodycam and dash cam video showing the fatal police shooting of keith scott. and in tulsa oklahoma .. hundreds of protesters have also takent ot the streets to show their support for terence crutcher and his family. crutcher was shot and killed by tulsa officer betty shelby on september 16th after his car was stopped in the middle of a roadway. today's meeting is a second in a series of justice forums .. it's part of the justice department's commitment to building stronger relationships between law enforcement and the communities they protect. attorney general loretta e. lynch nt and state and llly examine police-eek solutions ttment etional justice forus around the countray's forum will entro san justreet .. and t 9. a teenageg, after his father and then opened fire at a south carolina elementary school. the school shooting happened on the playground wednesday a

crutcher....the unarmed black man was shot and killed by by a tulsa police officer last week. an act caught on video... yesterday hundreds gathered for his funeral. the officer who killed crutcher faces first degree manslaughter charges. the killing prompted several peaceful rallies and protests throughout the city./// ((nia wong)) >>> the manhunt for the shooter who killed five people at a washington state mall is over. police arrested 20 year old 20-year-old arcan ti they believe that he is the man who walked into a macy's store and started shooting. surveillance photos showed a rifle-toting man at the washington state mall. witnesses described a chaotic scene, when the shooting started friday night with people running -- unsure of where to seek safety. armando patino/ witness >> "the most chaotic that i've seen in a while and the most chaotic that, to me, that's ever been here. you know, i wouldn't think this would even happen here, so...i'm shocked." vanished into the night along interstate 5 about an hour north of seattle. deputies arrested cetin saturday as he walked alon

crutcher....the unarmed black man was shot and killed by by a tulsa police officer last week. an act caught on video... yesterday hundreds gathered for his funeral. the officer who killed crutcher faces first degree manslaughter charges. the killing prompted several peaceful rallies and protests throughout the city./// ((brian loftus)) >>> legendary tv anchor charles osgood signs off for the last time. ((kirsten joyce)) >> we'll see how the coming up next on good day.// you're watching 8 news now good day. >>> vin scully la dodgers swung on and that's a high fly ball to deep left field to dodger run? and the dodgers have clinched the division and will celebrate on schedule. ((brian loftus)) >> vin scully's last broadcast at dodger stadium has a befitting ending. the dodgers came back from a 3-2 deficit and forced the game to extra innings and charlie culberson homered in the tenth for a walk-off win one that clinched the division for l.a. and gave vin scully the chance to call one final walk-off in his last tm >>> charles osgood/ cbs this morning host: "as i told you a few week

. >>> also tonight, the unarmed father of four and his suv breaking down. t, the video here, and now, the outrage.

>> the unarmed people. >> sreenivasan: >> ifill: unarmed people.ed >> these are agencies who were doings prior. p nothing new is created with the deps of homeland security.la i think this should be a furchtion of the f.b.i. i mean, this should be f.b.i. f >> ifill: let's talk a little bit about leadership again, as we have seen this week in charlotte, in tulsa, and around the country, unrest, racial unrest. how would you lead on that issue? >> well, in this case, black lives do matter. blacks getting shot at six timee the rate of whites.t i have been more outspoken than any politician in the country with war on crugz, recognizinggn if you are of color and you are arrested on a drug-related crime, there are a four times more likelihood that you will any to prison than not.no >> ifill: i want you to focus on what is alleged to be police misconduct, though. what does that have to do with the the war on drugs?ru >> i think it has its roots in the war on drugs? i think roots of discrimination does exist in thef the war on drugs. when it comes to police recognizing that this is happening, tha

crutcher....the unarmed black man was shot and killed by by a tulsa police officer last week. the deadly shooting was captured on video. the officer who killed crutcher faces first degree manslaughter charges. the killing prompted several peaceful rallies and protests throughout the city./// ((nia wong)) >>> now let's toss it over to the weather center....where katie boer has your first forecast of the morning. ((katie boer)) >> good morning -- tracking a warmer--but very nice da with temps near or at 90s today and monday. let's take a peak at your day planner and what your day looks like today. by noon, temps. in the low 80s. upper 80s by 3pm and mid 80s later this evening around 7pm. /// >>> today is the final day of the life is beautiful festival. more than 30 thousand people were expected to have attended. so if your heading there... give yourself extra time as traffic is expected to be packed in the downtown area. tonight major lazer, flume and the lumineers will wra ((nia wong)) >>> the countdown is on till the first presidential debate of the year. we'll give you a look

a crowd of protesters angry over the shooting death of the unarmed african american marched down the street of the site of several protesters took to the streets. protesters chanted holding black lives matter signs as police in riot gear. police shot and killed alfred luongo, we found out that he was not holding a gun at all. machines. >> it is like electronic cigarettes. >> it is interesting, they saw metallic, that could be the metallic portion they are talking about. police believe a man and teen shot his dad, and then at an el day. >> the shooter, a teenager armed with a handgun opened fire on the playground. >> he was apprehended before he could enter the school. >> he engaged the suspect and at that point took him down and then law enforcement was quickly behind him. >> the entire incident over authorities say two male students and one teenager were hurt. one of the students injured critically, the other student and the teenager treated and released. >> we're thankful for the quick response by law enforcement. >> a short time after the school shooting authorities received anoth

. >> the unarmed -- the officers were unarmed and both are now in critical condition tonight. >> oh my god. >> i spell gunfire. 2 chaos outside the fresno county jail as officers handcuff a gunman and put it in the back of the patrol car. moments before, inside the lobby, the suspect began shooting during a struggle saturday after he allegedly tried to cut to the front of the visitors line. the 15 people inside including young children ran and some hid in the bathroom. >> it's not just me that coming here. >> the 2 officers were shot in the head and neck. has been wearing a badge for -- juanita davila. toamalama scanlan has 10 years of experience as a corrections officer. he served 7 years as a juvenile corrections officer before that. and is a father to 6 children. >> this is an absolute tragedy. very hard-working people and they dedicate themselves to protecting and serving this community. for them to be ambushed like this in the course and scope of their jobs is unacceptable. >> patrol cars surrounded the hospital where they being treated. though officers and family members are ther

video of last week's shooting shows the unarmed man walking towards the suv with his hands up in the air and moments later, he falls to the ground. another officer tried to use a >>> 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick claims he is getting death threats over his choice to kneel during the national anthem. the threats come as no surprise to the star quarterback. kaepernick explains he figured this might happen when he started the protests over social injustice and believes this only proves that he hit a nerve that needs to be explored. >>> athletes are following kaepernick's lead including chrl down during the national anthem. we want to show you this viral picture here from the howard university squad. they all took a knee as you see during the anthem at the at&t nation's football class nick washington, d.c.: >>> happen -- classic in washington, d.c. >>> happening today, the leader of the pharmaceutical company drastically raising its price hot seat. the company is indicating they have no plans to lower them. >>> fitness trackers are popular and while many people use them hoping to lo

reporter: as unrest unfolds in north carolina, the family of the unarmed man shot by police in tulsa, oklahoma expressing outrage. >> we know that there was no gun in the car, we know he was unarmed, we knew he didn't we know all of those things, but my brother is dead. reporter: family now demanding to know why crutcher was approached with such force. >> you have a man with his hand up, which is the universal sign for surrender, and then fatally shot, does not make sense. reporter: both officers are on paid administrative leave. grieving families, meanwhile, are calling for justice and want both officers prosecuted. more massive within the coming days. josh: in the meantime both presidential candidates donald trump and hillary clinton are speaking out follow those two shootings, as aixa diaz tells us they're now releasing their ideas for change. reporter: donald trump says the shootings in tulsa and charlotte are tragic. hillary clinton says this has got to en. hillary clinton began a speech in orlando by addressing this week's police shootings. killed by police officers in these enc

firefighter brushed to townville, leamtary, wounded, including critically injured jacob hall, while the unarmed brock took off after the suspect. >> the teachers and all the responders that were on site, he immediately confronted and subdued that shooter. >> reporter: this man's nephew was at the playground and has a message for jamie brock. >> i'd call him god-sent hero. and that's the truth. >> reporter: tonight family is absolutely shocked and saddened by the senseless action says of our son. first police say the teen shot and killed his father, jeffrey osborn at the family home and then drove about two miles to the school. at 1:44 p.m., they say he called his grandmother in tears. >> her grandson was very distraught, she couldn't understand what he was saying. >> reporter: at 1:45 p.m., shots fired near the playground. a teacher was hit in the shoulder. protect them. >> reporter: administrators are crediting repeated active shooting drills with saving lives. >>> the chairman of wells fargo faced more harsh criticism today over bank and credit card accounts opened without the permission of c

. >>> protesters took to the unarmed black man. they called on white citizens to stand up and fight with them. 38-year-old alfred was shot and killed in a shopping center parking lot tuesday. officers responded to a call he was acting erratically, according to police. and that the shots were fired one to two minutes after officers arrived on the scene. a woman who said she was the victim's sister was distraught. >> id t the police mentally sick. would like you guys to take him to the hoital. i did not call the picecers to ? brother. >> police say he pulled out an obje later revealed to be a vaping device and pointed it at officers in a shooting stance. witnesses claim his hands were they ask protesters to remain peaceful. >> i saw a man who was distraught, acting in ways that looked like he was in great pain. and i saw him get gunned down and killed and it broke my heart. >> he was a uganda refugee. >>> donald trump is fanning the flames with n comments involving former miss universe, recently and in the past asays y and miss house

. >>> also tonight, the unarmed father of four and his suv breaking down. then, shot dead by police. tonight, the video here, and now, the outrage. >>> the massive sink hole, inside, radio active waste

this is the third night of protests following the shooting of the unarmed mentally ill black men. >>> and police are learning more about a lyft driver they say raped a passenger. detectives say he picked a victim up at a bar in july but instead of taking her home, he took her to a rundown house and assaulted her. the victim called 911 leaving the line open so officers could hours later. detectives fear there are other victims. >>> uber and the public transportation system have reached an agreement to keep uber operating. in exchange, uber must do background checks on its drivers, but they won't have to submit to a fingerprint background check. ride sharing officers have to pay fees. they have to approve the temporary agreement still, and that is expected to happen in a >>> a school abruptly closes its doors leaving students scrambling to find somewhere else to finish their education. the nationwide regency beauty incident announced it it permanently closed. administerrers say one of the reasons for closing was a lack of money to keep the 79 campuses across the country operating. $16,0

. >>> also tonight, the unarmed father of four and his suv breaking down. then, shot dead by police. tonight, the video here, and now, the outrage. >>> the massive sink hole,

. >>> also tonight, the unarmed father of four and his suv breaking down. then, shot dead by police. tonight, the video here, and now, the outrage. >>> the massive sink hole,

police and eyewitnesss are telling very different stories and in tulsa, oklahoma, new information on the unarmed man shot by police. all that coming up in about 10 minutes on the cbs evening news. >>> scott, thank you. >>> and coming newscast, ever wonder what a love-struck moose looks like? >> all the time. >> that's caught on camera when we come back. >>> the edge of my seat for that one. coming up at 8:00, a popular cbs host donating upwards of $100,000 to help make marijuana legal in the baystate. who it is and why it holds a special place in his heart never said before. love is in the air near a massachusetts swamp. >> a swamp, so romantic i say. a backyard camera captured a large bull moose who appears to be charmed by an off-camera female moose. at one point you can hear the lady moose call out and the male quickly responds with the mating call and heads her way. mating season for moose is the end of october. >> right or left? >>> so after the newscast, someone who run outside and see this in person. >>> not bad. looking at the northern edge of tropical storm julia remnants. this is just

the car. we know he was unarmed. we knew he didn't commit a crime like the new york bomber did, but my brother is dead. >> and family now demanding why he was approached with such force. >> you have a man with his hands up, which is the universal sign for surrender, and then fatally shot, does not make sense. >> both officers are on paid administrative leave. both families of those killed say they are demanding that the officers are held accountable. more massive protests are planned >> right now the f.b.i. is looking for two men accused of taking some key evidence in saturday night's chelsea new york bombing. the men were seen on splanz video, there they are, removing an unexploded pressure cooker device from a piece of luggage. and walking off with the luggage. >> leaving the pressure cooker hyped. the men are considered witnesses. new york police say they may have inadvertently disabled the bomb as they removed it from the the suspect in that bombing, ahmad khan rahami, still hospitalized in new jersey following a

. >>> saturday hundreds of oklahoma church to remember terence crutcher, the unarmed black man killed 10 days ago by a police officer. officer betty joe shelby is now charged with first degree manslaughter for killing crutcher. >>> this morning the scene in charlotte is much calmer. the city's mayor lifted the curfew in effect turned violent. protests continued overnight despite the heavy police presence. saturday police released video of the shooting of keith lamont scott. authorities say scott had a gun and pointed it at officers but the reported gun is not visible in the video. >>> a 5:07. a 2-year-old shot a 12-year-old boy in tennessee. the 12-year-old now recovering in the hospital. police say the shooting happened sunday at a home in nashville where the toddler and officials say the toddler opened fire after taking the gun out of a door pocket of his aunt's car. authorities say the driver can legally have a weapon in the car but that woman didn't have a permit to carry a gun. it's unclear who drove the car to the house. so far no charges filed but police are investigating. >>>

for four days the unarmed , prisoners held 39 prison guards hostage. on september 13, then-new york governor nelson rockefeller ordered armed state troopers to raid the prison. troopers then shot indiscriminately more than 2000 rounds of ammunition. in the end, 39 men would die, including 29 prisoners and 10 guards. on thursday, dozens of activists held a protest outside the manhattan office of new york governor andrew cuomo, calling for the closure of attica prison. scott paltrowitz of the correctional association of new york said conditions at attica haven't improved in more than four decades. >> the brutality, the torture, the abuse happening at attica continues to this day. i have interviewed people at attica this year. we get correspondence of the correctional association all the time from people incarcerated in the atrocities are still occurring. this is a needs to be closed down. not only to end the abuses at attica, but to send a clear message that this kind of abuse will not be tolerated at any of new york state's prisons. amy: we'll have more

police desib leading up to the shooting death of an unarmed man. >>> and we're told this guy walked up behind a woman, lifted up her dress, and then grabbed her. take a good look at the sketch. police say it happened in the afternoon on september 9th on 59th avenue north of the call police. >>> one man is in the hospital after being shot and then he was able to walk to the ambulance. just a few minutes later, a different guy, he is taken into police custody. police were called out to a dispute among neighbors and it escalated. >>> three people are in custody after a high speed chase overnight in phoenix. police spotted a stolen car near 27th avenue and indian school. the driver got on off around 43rd avenue. the car started smoking and sparking. two people were caught and then a k-9 was able to bite the driver. >>> not only was the school vandalized, stuff was stolen. there's no surveillance video to help catch the bad guys. we'll pass along the one. >>> i need to inform you i received a report that an unidentified student was threatening to bring a gun to school and harm certain indiv

meanwhile -- officials release the cause of death of terence crutcher -- the unarmed man shot and killed last week by a tulsa police officer. the oklahoma city medical examiner's office says he died of a gunshot wound to the chest -- and his manner of death is homicide. the toxicology results and autopsy report are not complete yet. betty shelby -- the tulsa police officer who fired the shot -- has been charged with manslaughter. she was degree manslaughter charges -- and released shortly after on 50-thousand dollars bond. republican presidential nominee donald trump is planning another trip to wisconsin... he'll hold a rally on wednesday at the waukesha county expo center... his stop will come just two days after the first presidential debate with democratic nominee hillary clinton. the latest marquette university law school poll -- released this week -- shows clinton leading trump among likely voters 44- to has died as a result of storms and flooding in western wisconsin. vernon county sheriff's officials say 79-year-old joseph menne tried to drive through floodwater yesterday on a roa

. >> tulsa, oklahoma now a medical examiner says the unarmed man killed by a gunshot to officer shelby turned herself facing first-degree manslaughter in the death of crutcher. >> we were wondering how do stories like those affect men and women just joining the force. harry boomer talked with some police trainees to get some answers. >> all things considered, cadets are doing just fine. they are trained to do whatever they have to do come what may. power of life and death in the palm of their hands. add to that flare ups with police and civilians and deadly situations why in the world would anybody want to put on a badge and uniform these days. >> i want to help people and serve my communities and for the cadet, the answer is easy and she is not >> and at the end of the day will go home protecting people. >> and by the bay village police department. >> and no matter what they can rely on me. >> and same for every other police officer and every person in this academy for us. >> it sounds good. training is tough and hours long and danger in the real world. deadly shootings of police and

an officer is charged in the shooting death of an unarmed black man in tulsa, oklahoma... after outrage from the community showing 40-year-old terence crutcher had his hands in the air. kunzweiler says: "in the matter of the death of terence crutcher, i determined that the defiling of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted." protests in tulsa have been peaceful in the wake of his death. while crutcher's family is satisfied by the district attorney's announcement... they are still saddened by his loss. crutcher says: "while we are pleased to learn that the offic my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back." officer betty shelby was on her way to a domestic violence call last week... when she saw crutcher's car in the middle of the road. police had originally said she fired her gun after he tried reaching into his car. solomon-simmons says: "we knew that if t-p-d did their job and presented the evidence fairly and transparently to a

. >>> also tonight, the unarmed father of four and his suv breaking down. then, shot dead by police. tonight, the video here, and now, the outrage. >>> the massive sink hole, inside, radioactive waste water. did the company and authorities keep it from the people who live there?

the demonstrations in charlotte... ...following other protests in tulsa, oklahoma... ...after the unarmed african american man friday. police video shows 40-year-old terence crutcher walking to his vehicle with his hands up, followed by officers. he stands for a moment beside the s-u-v... ...then ... nat sot "shots fired!"crutcher -- lies on the pavement fatally wounded after one officer fires. officer betty shelby - now on paid administrative leave. her attorney - defending her actions. scott wood / officer's attorney "he gets to the window of the suv and has his hands in the air, and his left hand goes into the window."criticism over the shooting - fueled by what's is heard. nat sot "that looks like a bad dude too. might be on something."crutcher' s sister, responding to that characterization of her brother. tiffany crutcher, terence's twin sister "that big, bad dude was my twin brother. that big, bad dude was a father."i'm reid binion reporting. in kenosha...the medical examiner's office has identified the body found in a burned truck. officials say the man is 64-year-old paul hoffman

officer betty shelby is charged in connection with the death of terence crutcher, the unarmed black man, whose car broke down. she was released shortly after being booked. shelby's attorney said crutcher was acting strangely when she approached him and the officer thought he might be etch rooking -- reaping for a weapon in gun and there was not one found in his car according to police. >>> take a look at this. a home invasion captured on video. the homeowner fires at the man who came into her home. the homeowner charged from the hallway and firing at the same time. you can see the man start to run from her. police say the other two remain on the run tonight. >>> we have an credible rescue to s aleppo, syria. a young girl pulled out alive from under mounds the concrete. you can see the men trying to dig her out when they realize she's alive. after the video stops, she's rushed to the hospital and is expected to survive. this city has been bombed by war planes. >>> now to decision 2016 and the race for the white house. after a primary filled with who called him lying ted. we're talking ab

the unarmed teens was running from the start was stolen items when a scuffle ensued. that's one buford not going fired his service weapon hitting jones in the chest. the teen died a short time later. his mother says he wants to see the officer brought to justice. you killed and murdered by simon. he was unarmed, didn't cause any type of harm to you. was he wrong factious he was. did he deserve to die? know he did not. you get a slap on motion i can't even be happy about the indictment. negligent homicide carries a maximum penalty of six months local incarceration with the possibility of probation. tenant john says that's not good enough for there is a civil case open in this incident that has been put on hold. meantime phone yes assault and kidnapping charges filed against two former east cleveland police officers. a grand jury indicted they are accused of beating up a handcuffed suspect and sending him to the hospital. those officers were fired in the wake of the incident the charges including tampering with evidence have been dropped. bond is set at $1 million for t

. >> officer shot 40 year-old the unarmed man was walking away from the officer. with his arms in the air. when the officer was killed. they seu he was not following commands and fired when he reached into his suv window. >> a kwra*rpbd police chief used appropriate force. when they pepper sprayed a 15 year-old girl. the teen wouldn't cooperate. in their investigation. after she crashed her bicycle into a moving car. officers claimed the girl became combative. kicking and cu and refusing to identify herself. the girl says she resisted because she was dizzy. confused and scared. after hitting that moving car. >> . federal prosecutors want to take a closer look at ant a*pbt a*pbt cell phone. they issued a subpoena for the phone and other records. >> opened investigation at the tpofrpler congressman text. saying he demonstrated quote terrible judgment. also claimed this particular incident is likely a hoax. >> . a browns hrepbld speaks out on less than a month after saying he supports his mess message. hear why jim brown is telling the quarter back there's one thing

rushed to townville elementary, mcadams tended to the wounded, including critically injured while the unarmed brock took off after the suspect. >> feeling it was imperative to the safety of the students, the teachers, and all the responders that were on site, he immediately confronted and subdued that shooter. >> reporter: this man's nephew was at the playground and has a message for jamie brock. >> i'd call him god-sent hero. and that's the truth. >> reporteon the suspected gunman's mother says our entire family is absolutely shocked and saddened by the senseless actions of our son. first police say the teen shot and killed his father, jeffrey osborne at the family home and then drove about two miles to the school. at 1:44 p.m., they say he called his grandmother in tears. >> her grandson was very distraught, she couldn't understand what he was saying. >> reporter: at 1:45 p.m., shots fired near the school's playground. teacher meghan hollingsworth was hit in the shoulder. she and others rushed students inside and locked the doors. >> they put their protect them. >> reporter: administrators

. >>> also tonight, the unarmed father of four and his suv breaking down. then, shot dead by police. tonight, the video here, and now, the outrage. >>> the massive sink hole,