and it's a whole new world out there with body camera video, all the cell phone video. policee a lot of video to review right now, and the public does, as well. thanks to all of you. don, by the way, will be back with much more on the breaking news, 10:00 p.m. eastern, two hours of live coverage tonight. we'll see him then. more breaking news ahead. >>> former president jimmy carter and his wife are still building homes for habitat for humanity, a tradition they started more than 30 years ago. >> we've built only 5,000 houses now. it's been one of the most gratifying and challenging things we've ever done, physically speaking. >> he was 56 and fresh out of the white house when he first took up the hammer as a volunteer home builder. >> we're now building one home each day for poor people in need. >> i happen to be a christian. it's a way to put my religious beliefs into practice, and this is the best way i know. >> habitat for humanity fields 1400 groups in 70 countries. they raise awareness for the need of more affordable housing and bring volunteers together to build and ren

rather than pining over what may or may not be true let's consider the videos in the possession of the police. one thing we know is that bad news early could certainly be better news. the news on these videos may be bad but will certainly be better if it is entrusted to the public and the public is engaged in this process. so we can't pine on rumors coming out of the police department we can in fact speak 20 the videos in their possession. that's what we're in fact asking the police department and police chief to do. >> stand by, connell. there's more to discuss. i need to take a quick break of we'll continue our conversation as we get nor mfgs coming in from charlotte after this. ♪ [engine revving] want to know what makes us, us? by the time other people start doing what we've been doing, we've already moved on. the lexus gs 350 f sport, with better overall handling performance than the bmw 535i m sport. ♪ safety doesn't come in a box. it's not a banner that goes on a wall. it's not something you do now and then. or when it's convenient. it's using state-of-the-art simulators to better prepa

the dash camera video. now i want to show the second video the charlotte police just released tonight. the video from a body camera worn by one of the responding officers who was involved in this encounter with keith scott. it is not the video from the officer, officer vinson, who shot and killed keith shot because that officer was not wearing a body camera. let's watch. >> handcuff, handcuff, handcuff. >> handcuff, handcuff. handcuff. >> legacy court. >> gripping his hands, gripping his hand. >> back up, back up. back up. >> he better be alive. he better be alive. >> huh? >> i don't know. >> hey, hey, somebody get my bag and start getting some equipment. >> where's your bag? >> back of my truck. >> you good? >> i'm good. get some gloves. we need to hold the wound. >>> let's talk about all of this with our panel. but let me begin tonight with philip goff, a professor. philip, you saw the video. i want to discuss the context this is in, context of strained race relations across the country, strained race relations in north carolina. i want to make the point that the conversation, a broad

when be see the dashcam and body cam video of this shooting. the charlotte police decided not to relice thease this video. we'll warn you again, you will hear the gunshot. don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he didn't do anything. >> drop the gun. >> he does not have a gun. he has a tbi, he just took his medicine. >> drop the gun! [ bleep ]. >> keith, don't let him break the windows. come on out the car. >> drop the gun. keith, don't do it. drop the gun. get out the car. drop the gun! keith, keith, don't you do it. keith! keith! [ gunshots ] [ bleep ]. >> did you shoot him? did you shoot him? did you shoot him? he better not be [ bleep ] dead, he better not be [ bleep ] dead, i know that much, i know that much he better not be dead. i am not coming near you. >> backup. i am going to record you. he better be alive. yes, over here, yes, 9453 lexington court, the police officers shot my husband, he better live because he did not do anything to them. i know he better live. how about that? i am not coming you guys, he better live. he better live. y'all hear this so you se

of the most recent police execution. >> that paper is the charlotte penned a and they very impassioned editorials thing police need to release the videothe police chief says laws prohibit him from doing so but the paper argues the law that he refers to comes into effect in october so he could still legally released the video. if the video was released it would help roll back the uncertainty that felix mistrust. the paper also implores protesters to go forward peacefully and purge their ranks of belligerent provocateurs. that is something keith scott's family has asked for as well. let's move on to u.s. foreign policy the. yesterday the foreign ministers of russia and the u.s. but it ted heads. >> this paper says aleppo is between fire and blood. it faced its worst day of violence and spent cease-fire kicked in. russia and the u.s. were accusing each other of being the first to violate the cease-fire. proposed allowing aid to go through but russia has yet to approve of this. kerry was also insisting that the cease-fire is still in place. arabic language paper says the u.s. continues to push forward the cease-fire to cover up the blood

video to be released. do you get the sense the police whether release the video now that we have the vantage point of the wife well, at the last news conference the police chief said this is the last time i'll talk about it because this whole subject is not in my hands, it's at the state investigative level so it's up to the police to decide. but the pressure is on. >> that's interesting so it's not up to the police chief, is that right? >> say that again? >> it's not up to the police chief you're saying? >> correct. the police chief said he is the no longer going to even begiving news conferences regarding the investigation because it's in the hands of the state investigators. >> brynn, thank you. we're continuing to follow breaking news as we've just gotten the video from the wife of keith scott. coming up next i will speak live with the former police chief of ferguson, missouri. he knows what it's like to deal with these protests and also you remember all of the calls on that department to release the information they had. we'll get his perspective on this next. when you have something you love, you want t

but we should also point out it's apparently not all of the video. the police chief said it will be the video that is pertinent to the altercation, that confrontation with keith lamont scott and in the words of the police chief, he described it as the pertinent video from the beginning to the end of where the shots were fired. he says that a lot of the other video pertains to officers arriving on the scene. and that sort of thing. it sound like we will be seeing the confrontation between the officers that were serving the warrant in the apartment complex parking lot and keith lamont scott. >> ed, the other question that strikes me and frankly, everyone after we heard chief kerr putney speak last hour is why be selective these two cameras released, the dash camera video and body camera video but not all of the other camera angles that they have? he said those won't be released until the investigation is over. why do we know why that determination was made, not to put all of it out will? >> reporter: i suspect after listening to the police chief talk that these p

the video. this is not the video they were talking about. they are referring to the police video, dash cam and body cam video. the police chief made it clear it is not being released at this point. so the question is once the public sees this video shot by keith lamont scott's wife, a video that's hard to watch. will this satisfy the public? >> thank you so much, i appreciate it. i want to bring in former north carolina state senator malcolm graham. i should also point out his sister was among the victims in charleston. senator, you have been calling for the video to be released. if i can i want to play for you how the police chief has defended their decision and get your reaction. >> well, basically he said that he doesn't believe that there is a reason to do this and he's argued that for sensitivity reasons it should not be residence lea released. as somebody who's been on that side of it, been a family member of a victim, i wonder why you stand so strongly on the other side of the argument. >> well, first, my heart is broken for the family. having watched the film and he

when the video comes out sometimes it is a totally different story than the police accounts but that ot to only outcome. a warn you, some of this video is disturbing. >> chicago, illinois, october 2014. shot and killed by police officer jason van dyke. mcdonald was shot 16 times. the officer claimed mcdonald had a knife and refused to drop it. he said mcdonald advanced towards him so he fired. even after firing 16 shots the officer said mcdonald tried to get up. >> we'll continue to take the necessary steps to build trust between the police and the residents in communities they serve. >> that may be easier said than done since the video of the shooting released more than a year after the shooting death tells a very different story than the officers account. it was only released after enormous public pressure and a judge's court order. dash cam video shows the vm with a knife but walking away from police. the officer was charged with first-degree murder and is awaiting trial. still the city erupted in protests. ferguson, missouri. after a scuffle at the police car the officer said brow

the body cam video is just a minute long. the dash cam video is about two minutes long. you hear verbal commands by police officers as their weapons are trained on mr. scott, but it's not clear from watching the video that he had a gun in his hand. it does appear he had something in his right hand. poppy. >> just reading through the statement, i know you have just seen it as well, the police here are saying due to the combination of illegal guns and the gun, that's why the offices decided to take action. they outfitted themselves, they put vests on to mark them as police officers. they were there in plain clothes on a warrant trip for someone completely different. when they came back, the officers again witnessed mr. scott in possession of the gun and they identified themselves as police officers. repeated those verbal commands to drop the gun, and then another police officer came up in a marked vehicle to help them. that is the officer that used his baton, they say, to breech the front passenger window. as we heard from the video released from mr. scott's wife, you hear her saying don't let them break th

the video or hear it discussed on television. but now that the family has put its video out there. is it more important for the policeo just go ahead and release the videos instead of waiting anymore? >> i think also again the state bureau of investigation has taken this over. i believe they have had time to interview the witnesses. is and i do think it would help >> you have an nfl football game on sunday. you have police dealing with ungoing protests. should hillary clinton be coming to charlotte so soon? >> and i've also heard trump might also be coming later in the week to charlotte. >> yes. >> and what i want to say is that we appreciate the support of candidates, we appreciate that they are concerned about charlotte. at this point we do have very stressed resources for security. and they are working, you know, round the clock. if there would be a way to delay these visits in terms of giving us a chance to get our city back to order and back to more of a state of normalcy, that would probably be ideal. >> so the bottom line is you would hope hillary clinton would come not on sunday but a later date. >> as i say,

the video. the public has not seen the video. the policesays that the video remains private for now. >> reporter: we have no anticipated timeline when they will release the video. the scott family watched it for the first time. they have released a statement through the attorney. they did not clearly see a gun in the hands of keith scott. yesterday, we spoke to an official who saw two police videos and said keith scott made an obvious threat toward police and made a decision that cost him his life. the official that saw the video told us not only did scott have a hand gun, but ankle holster. the scott family refuting that saying the public has a right to see it. if there are demonstrators frustrated, it is because of a lack of transparency by the police department. they have not indicated whether or not they will release it. the mayor has said that she would consider it. who knows if that will happen today. we should anticipate a press conference this morning or this afternoon. christine. >> nick valencia. thank you. >>> in tulsa, oklahoma,

video of the incident be released to the public. the policecedes the video doesn't show scott pointing a gun at officers. >> the video does not give me definitive visual evidence that would confirm that a person is pointing a gun. when taken this the totally of the evidence, it support what is we heard in the version of the truth of the circumstances that happened. >> reporter: despite that, police are standing by the account of what happened saying scott refused to drop his weapon. >> the gun and it was not easy to see with the way the motion was happening. so, it is

the video from the police dash cam video or the body cam. they said so far they will not be doing that. now after the family viewed that video and their lawyer came out and said that he seemed to be -- mr. scott seemed to be dazed and stepping backwards. now we have this new video. and that anguish, that pain that certainly will play as the sound track for tonight's protest already here in what had been the epicenter of protests, we already see national guardsmen gathering. groups of individuals who we presume to be protesters are already starting to mill about. still quiet, still very early. but last night, which was largely peaceful, besides a little flare-up over on the interstate where protesters kind of faced off momentarily with police. besides that, it was very peaceful, but this served as kind of the main center for the marches. march down this block all the way around back towards bank of america stadium. again, so far, chris, it's relatively quiet. we know how quickly things can change. especially with this curfew in place. will po

the charlotte police shooting death of keith scott. the video now fueling a fight night of protests. plus--we take you inside the new smithsonian museum in washington d-c. we speak exclusively with oprah and stevie wonder. eyewitness news at ten starts right now. dramatic video released today--showing dramatic video released today--showing the charlotte police shooting death of keith scott. the footage raising new questions tonight. the video igniting new outrage. protesters taking to the streets of charlotte for a fifth night. this is a live look at the scene right now. police released the video after several days of protests. the department giving their version of events leading up to the deadly encoutner. they say they went to the apartment tuesday--to serve an arrest warrant for another man. while at the apartment they say they saw scott rolling a marijuana joint in his car. they ignored that activity. police say officer brantley vinson l the tapes show what happened next. in this dashcam video -- the frantic final moments of the fatal stand

the video. we'll work to get the video and show what we can to you. it is interesting to see the police officers in the video and it ties in with the next segments. a number of media outlets are losing sight of the most important aspect. the officer is a black police officer. they are helping to shape the coverage of the tragedy that led to violence, and injury and looting. and that is linked together with the earlier fatal the shooting of white officer of terence crutcher who did not have a gun. howard, in this video, you you can see the police officers and one of them is african-american. do you think that releasing the video. if the police released the video themselves and you you can see the make up of a diverse team of officers that responded, we wouldn't have an issue of whether or not the media has to report the race of the officer. >> the media are reporting the race of the officer. let me hold up the story in the new york time and it was 30th paragraph. and in the washington post 31st. and nbc didn't mention it in prime time. videos are not absolutely positive, but they provide

police body cam and dash cam video has not been released. when theeo has come out sometimes it told a different story than the police accounts but that's not the only outcome. here's randi kaye and a warning some of the video is disturbing. >> chicago, illinois, october, 2014. teenager shot and killed by a police officer jason van dyke. shot 16 times. the officer claimed he had a knife and refused to drop it. he said mcdonald advanced toward him. >> we will take the necessary steps to build trust between the police and the residents and communities they serve. >> that may be easier said than done since the video of the shooting released a year after the shooting death tells a different story than the officer's account. it was only released after enormous public pressure and a judge's court order. dash cam video shows the victim with a knife, but walking away from police. before he shot, despite what the officer said what happened, mcdonald never faces van dyke. in the video, the officer fires more than a dozen times after mcdonald was already limp on

the videos? >> yes. >> a lot. the mayor and he police chief said we'll probably see the videos and the mayor said today she wants the videos to be released. so everybody up to the governor's office -- >> the confusing part -- help me. the mayor, is elected by the people. the police chief is employed by the people of charlotte, mecklenburg. the body camera, which the police officer wore, is the property of the police department, which is funded by the people, and all of those have seep what the people want to see, but the people can't see it because something, something timing. there is a unified effort to exert pressure on them for something as simple as show us what you have seen if you think it might help, or even if you don't. >> reporter: there's a ton of pressure on them right now to release it, yes. but they have said they want to do it at the right time. think what happened today was mrs. scott decided -- somebody in the family decided they had a different idea what the right time was and i'm not sure any of us has the right to qu

the family was able to watch the police body camera video today. they want it released to the public. more on why police are not doing that is ahead. first grant lodes has been tracking the protests. >> grant:we have team coverage tonight on the situation in charlotte. protestors demand the video be released. but the police chief says.that is not going to happen. the family of keith scott did see the videos today. and said they want the videos released to the public immediately. >> grant: will continue as long as it's peaceful look for you was there a user of a tool of things get out of hand " lee that will not be necessary. people lying on the ground and federal police station big difference according to police and reporters the community activists like this one civic leaders getting between officers starting as getting some space and have a dozen or so this evening's gathering starting with the prayer vigil the young man who was shot last night by another civilian. no issues beyond what we told you about and it was much more peaceful than tuesday

the scene of that shooting. tonight in charlotte, protesters are still asking police to row lease the individu -- release the police video. they were joined in that request today by hillary clinton, who said charlotte should release the police video, without delay. hillary clinton announced earlier today that she would go to charlotte on sunday, the day before the first presidential debate. the trump campaign announced that he planned to go to charlotte on tuesday, then the mayor of charlotte said she thought it would be better, better for the city if the candidates could delay their trips to charlotte. and just moments ago, hillary clinton's campaign issued this statement, after further discussion with community leaders, we have decided to postpone sunday's trip as to not impact the city's resources. she will plan to visit charlotte next sunday, provided circumstances allow. new video of the shooting was released today, by mr. scott's wife, who was on the scene when the shooting took place, and she recorded that video then. we will analyze that video in a moment. but first, at the white house today, in the middle of rem

protestors insisting the police video of the shooting be released. d police chief agreed but considerations, they say. >> i do believe the video should be released. the question is on the timing. and i am willing to work with our law enforcement officials to discuss when that will occur. >> if i were to put it out indiscriminately and it doesn't give you good context it can enflame the situation, and make it even worse. it will exacerbate the backlash. it will increase the distrust. >> joining us now, the late ministers of the universalist church, reverend robin tanner and reverend kareen mack, president of the naacp, and thanks to you both for joining us. there was peaceful marches last night. i assume -- let me start with you, reverend tanner. presitely what you wanted. right? >> absolutely, and that is what we have been envisioning and know to be true of the community leaders and protestors that are here on the ground in charlotte. that it is a non-violent movement. and that is why we encourage that there not be a curfew and our city not militarize

the wife of keith scott releasing cell phone video of the shooting as police are called on to release the day that scott was shot. his family has seen the video but they say it left them with even more questions. attorneys for the family saying police did give him several commands, he did not aggressively approach them or raise his hands at members of law enforcement at any time. ted williams is a former homicide detective, thank you for joining us. we're looking at this video and preparing it to show, she says don't shoot him, don't shoot him, he doesn't have a gun, he has tbi, what do you make of all of this? >> that is one portion of the video. this video provides a lot of context, and it seems to me to support law enforcement more than the fact that he had a book in his hand. the wife keeps saying keith, don't do it, keith, don't do it. the next thing you hear when law enforcement is on the scene, you hear "drop the gun, drop the gun." not "drop the book." that gives some context to the fact that this gentleman may very well have been armed at the time. i don't know if he was poin

department is still the custodian of the original tape ... " scott's family has seen the police video.... police say scott ignored several warnings to drop a gun before he was shot and killed by an officer. however...some at the scene say scott was holding a book, not a weapon. last night's demonstrations remained relatively calm compared to the chaotic scene the night before, where police and demonstrators violently clashed. a curfew is in effect again tonight, with the national guard, state troopers and charlotte police on standby until at least sunday. a woman looking to move into kansas city's east side was about to complete the purchase of her first home. but - she and the realtor went to look at the house unwelcome sight. one side of the house was covered in graffiti that read "no white" and "b-l-m" - which stands for "black lives matter." both phrases were written twice. the realtor got emotional discussing what happened. "and i told her that it was about me and... and... (gets emotional)... i'm sorry. it told her that it was about me and not her." "i hate to see somebody... me

. >> it's relatively peaceful despite new outrage of the video of the deadly police shooting of keith scott. scott's family has now seen the video. caught on tape, and will it be released? we're live in charlotte with the latest. >>> candidates take the day off to prepare for the presidential debate, and donald trump clarifies his stance on stop-and-frisk. we'll tell you what he meant to say. >>> frightening scene in utah, tornado touches down, heavy winds and rain knocks out power and devastates home as it tore across the region. the country deciding who they'll vote for. we'll head to ohio to see why swimming pigs may hold the key to who sits in the oval office. it's friday, september 23rd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> so all you heard about nate silver, forget about it. >> it's gone. this is the age of swimming pigs. >> yes. all right. well, good morning on this friday, i'm kendis on charlotte, north carolina where people protested past the city's curfew. >> the mayor imposed the curfew after violence demonstrations. the demonstrations this morning are calmer so

the videos. it hasn't sparked a major protest with the wife catch canning her husband get shot and do i. the police video is more generic and it is questionable if there will be more people out. the main demand and the suspicion that the police were hiding something that claim went away and the police came out and gave protestors what they want. the video out tho now. >> we'll show it momentarily. and we'll talk with vincent hill host of "beyond the badge". thank you for talking to us. this police report said he was armed. steve mentioned something important. you do hear police officers saying put your weapon down. >> right, that is what is important. imminent threat. whether they were to the side is debatable. as an officer that is been there it takes less than a second for someone to pull the gun on target to me. you will get people saying he was not a threat. and that is questionable. >> for those who don't understand what a real threat means. it doesn't matter if it is pulled or pointing it at somebody. people have to assume that gun will be used on them. >> absolutely. did they make the right

video record by the wife of keith lamont scott. it shows the moments before his death. but the actual shooting is not seen on the video. police say the angle at which the video was taken doesn't tell the whole story. kenneth craig is following the investigation in charlotte tonight. more on the video and the reaction, and riots tonight. how are things doing now? >> reporter: well, it sure could. things are pretty calm right now. but the release of this video was a big turning point. these demonstrators have been calling for the release of some sort of video for days now. unfortunately it doesn't provide a lot of answers. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no weapon. >> reporter: as she recorded her husband keith's final with police not to shoot him. she told them she had a traumatic brain injury and posed no threat. >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi! >> reporter: the scott family released the video, showing officers surrounding sot in his car. rakia told him to obey the officers who are heard telling him to drop a gun. keith! keith! don't you do it! [ gunfire ] >> did you shoot him! did you shoot him! >> reporte

chief admits it is hard to twhetell what is in his hands ad tonight the charlotte medic lynnburg police chief says releasing the video would inflame the situation but it will be released eventually when he deems the time is right. as for the protests tonight, those have remained peaceful wednesday right. >> and police have bo been accud accusedanother man of killing ot the protest over keith scott's death. >> and mayor rick kriseman is standing by his administration's spill chr crisis, but says it wl cost millions and take years. >> that is not what folks want to hear is that it will take years. >> this is the reason they are still so frustrated and discouraged. and this was exacerbated in part by the decisions made by city are having trouble trusting the fact that the city is going to be able to fix this problem. >> the water actually came up to about this point here in our driveway. >> that was three weeks ago during hurricane hermine. >> it come down here and smelled for weeks. how would you feel if the reason that your house flooded was center decided to dump wastewater into your neighborhood? >> more than 150 mi

now, the police say he had a gun, but from this video, it's unclear. the police released the video after several days of protests. store in burlington on friday night. four women were killed along with a man. the suspect was found walking in his neighborhood about 40 miles from the mall. >>> the police are hoping to learn more about how a little boy died. right now, they are considering the toddler's death suspicious drug charges. the couple considered person's interest as well. >>> now i know the hurricane season goes until november, but in my mind, when the bulk of the season is over, hurricane season should be over, too. >> boy, boy, boy, do i have news for you. look at where you are standing. lisa and karl, no problems, but look at this. >> uh-oh. [ laughter ] >> that's right. guys, that's a terrific tease right there. >> the river gate camera shows it's clear and the temperatures are a little bit cooler than in the past couple of days, into the low 70s, but into the the 80s right now is the probabil strengthening of this storm system that has been

the same damn spot. did you call the police, i mean, did you call the ambulance? >> that video has been studied all day, beside an image that a witness gave to our affiliate, wcnc, and that according to charlotte police source shows the handgun that mr. scott had, shows that handgun on the pavement near his feet. the new video being studied today shows an image that, that is different from that. the new video does not show anything on the pavement there in that spot. can we get those two shots up there beside each other on the screen at the same time? you don't have it, all right. there it is. those are the shots i want. now get msnbc. move it out of the corner there. it's clogging up the shot. we see it in the shot released to local tv, circled what the police said is a gun. you look at the same position on the pavement in the other shot and you don't see any gun there in that same position in relation to the white blur on the left shot, that white blur is the feet. so we will, we'll come back to some of that imagery to study more of this. and yet, another video was released t

>> police say these images show the gun they recovered while keith scott's family say it's not clear protestors have called for police to release the video. the police says the video doesn't answer all the questions and should not be released during the investigation. >> if i were to put it out indiscriminately and it doesn't give you good context it can inflame the situation and make it even worse. >> and within the past hour, hillary clinton postponed her planned visit to charlotte on sunday at the mayor's request race relations are center stage for the community meeting. citizens of all backgrounds were invited to take part in a discussion series called "we are all human." the organizers says he feels hopeful when a diverse city can talk about embracing different cultures. >> it's a way for us to be >> it's a way for us to be preventive, right? tackle the issue differently. >> that's why we're different in manchester because we're willing to have the dialogue and kind of move past any potential conflict. >> this community series will likely hold more discussions in the future. >> nascar fans are packing into new hampshire motor speedw

they are still calling for the release of that police video footage, the police chief saying he will not be releasing that video. we know the fbi and the department of justice are here on the ground investigating, and, tonight, the family still calling for calm. k kendis, diane. you. live in charlotte. >>> the situation is different in tulsa, oklahoma where a police officer faces manslaughter charges in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. >> saying shelby acted unreasonably when she shot crutcher. video shows him with hands up during last of friday's encounter. the district attorney praises the reaction to the killing, calling on residents to remain calm. >> it is the shared responsibility of all who have the ability to control their reactions to do just that. >> crutcher's funeral is tomorrow night. arrangements made for officer shelby's surrender as she faces four years to life in prison if convicted. a judge will decide whether the case goes to trial. >>> police in western maryland say officers there were justified in pepper spraying a 15-year-old girl. officials have relea

we already know the substance of the police dash cam video according to the officers now let us see it in its form. >> stick around, everyone. there's a lot more to talk about ahead, including the police shooting that rocked charlotte three years ago. i'll talk to the family of the jonathan pharrell, a former college football player who was killed while he was trying to get help after a car crash. the outrage over his killing has been in many ways renewed this week. plus the latest on the other police shooting that sparked widespread outrage this week. the tulsa officer who opened fire on terence crutcher has been charged with first-degree manslaughter. the victim's family sharing new details about his health. ...anda replacement... ...in just a few clicks. with safelite you don't have to miss a thing. y'all did wonderful! thank you. (girls sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james finan

the video emerges. the wife of keith lamont scott recording cell phone video of her husband's final moments in his encounter with police on tuesday. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he didn't do anything. >> drop the gun! drop the gun! >> he doesn't have a gun. >> the full video, we will show it to you all of it just ahead. it raises more questions than it seems to answer. also on the agenda, what could help shed light on the questions being raised here. the video taken by charlotte police that are still holding on to the video they captured in the incident with north carolina's governor. a fair investigation is a top priority. >> we have to make sure there is a fair investigation. that is an important part being done by the stayed bureau. >> hillary clinton tweeting that they should release the video immediately. rounding out the news from the campaign trail, ted cruz reverses course, one of the loudest foes said he is now ready to endorse trump for president. how he explains his shift. we will tell you that just ahead. we begin with our top story. that dramatic new video that shows us the scene around tuesday's s

we already know the substance of the police dash cam video according to the officers. now let us see it in its form. >> stick around, everyone. there's a lot more to talk about ahead, including the police shooting that rocked charlotte three years ago. i'll talk to the family of the jonathan pharrell, a former college football player who was killed while he was trying to get help after a car crash. the outrage over his killing has been in many ways renewed this week. plus the latest on the other police shooting that sparked widespread outrage this week. the tulsa officer who opened fire on terence crutcher has been charged with first-degree manslaughter. the victim's family sharing new details about his health. rate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing inform

but the family, who has seen the police video, says it's not police say the officer bodycam and dash cam shouldn't be released during the investigation. joyce: but democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton feels differently. she tweeted this today, ?charlotte should release police video of the keith lamont scott shooting without delay. we must ensure justice and work to bridge divides.? late tonight, clinton has postponed a planned trip to charlotte that was set for sunday. in oklahoma, a tulsa police officer who killed an unarmed black man is out of jail. patrick: charged with manslaughter. she is free on a $50,000 bond. dash camera video shows terence crutcher walking with his hands up before being shot. the officer says she fired when crutcher reached inside his car window, but the crutcher family attorney says that window was rolled up. in light of these police shootings, we wanted to know what the next generation of law enforcement thinks. joyce: only adrienne pedersen spoke with teens in waukesha county already hoping to wear a i get a lot that are like why would you wan

that has been such a part of thisis, but you know th possession of a copy of the video, the charlotte police department is still the custodian of the original tape.p >> their family has seen the police video they say that he ignored the warnings to drop th gun before he was shot and now some say he had a book not a weapon last nightnoy restrictios relatively calm compared to the chaotic scenes the night before when they violently clashed that store is open for business even though does not look like it, there ise a curfe in effect, the national guard troopers and police are on spondike until sunday, joel waldman fox news. >> police officer charged with shooting an unarmed man is free on $50,000 bond in tulsa, booked on first-degree manslaughter on friday she shot a man whose suv was blocking th road, her attorney says that she fired because she thought she had a gun but the weapon was found if found guilty she could get four years to life in prison.foli president obama has vetoed a bill that will allow family members of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia white house claime that could expose am

of two other videos, these recorded by police. we want the tapes! police have one video from another officer's body camera -- another from a dashboard camera. chief kerr putney, charlotte-mecklenberg police i wish just based on video evidence it could give us probable cause but it didn't work that way.charlotte's police chief says the case is now with the state bureau of investigation, information before releasing the video. charlotte's mayor says the police videos are inconclusive about what scott was holding. scott's family watched the videos as well, their lawyer wants the images released to the public now. justin bamberg, attorney for keith scott's family you can see what appears to be some type of object in his hand but he never raises it at any point. video recorded by scott's wife doesn't show if scott had a gun. meanwhile, charlotte's leaders say they'll remain on the same level of alert heading into the weekend, hoping guard, and a call for calm will work for protesters who have a call... release the video! ...of their own. during we

feet in this still photo is that weapon, but in the video released by the family, that object is not seen. keith scott's family has seen some of the police videos and are calling on them to be relead to the public. both the state attorney general and presidential hillary clinton are calling on police to release the clinton has scheduled a visit to charlotte on sunday. but tonight police and the city's mayor are standing firm saying they won't release the video to the public until after the investigation. live in charlotte, hw, abc11, ewn. 'students' at 'n-c state' -- 'joining' the 'growing' protest movement -- over the shooting death of 'keith scott'. '300 students' -- staging a "die-in" -- at the 'student union' this evening. ....plus, 'what' president obama and governor mccry -- had to 'say' about charlotte, today. president obama weighing in on charlotte from the white house, today... and governor mccrory raising some eyebrows-- with a comment he made about the police video of the shooting... but first, the wolfpack in all black today... a symbolic protest on campus at n-c state. gathered on wolf plaza... and dressed in all black... -

we begin with the new cell phone video showing the fatal encounter between keith scott and police in charlotte, north carolina. the video was recorded by scott's wife and we'll warn you >> reporter: the pressure on charlotte police is growing tonight with calls for them to throw more light on a police shooting that's cast a shadow over the city. people are once again filling the streets, responding to this disturbing cell phone video. >> don't you do it! >> reporter: recorded by the wife of 43-year-old keith lamont scott, shared by her attorneys. the recording does more to explain how scott was killed than so far but it also raises so many more questions. tuesday afternoon police are here to serve a warrant. as they arrive police say they see keith scott sitting in a car with a gun and they react. >> don't shoot him! >> reporter: you can hear the panic in her voice when the video begins, lakeyia scott is already well away from the group of cast where police have their guns drawn and are shouting at her husband. you can hear her beg not to shoot. >> don't shoot him, he has 92 weapon. >

the police chief announced he would honor the request to view the police shooting of the video. that is though, not being released to the public. and what the police department will offer to the public. chief legal correspondent, ari melber. it's an interesting set-up they have in north carolina. i think a lot of people when these body cameras assume that the press would get it and in a situation like this, two days of violence, for transparency, it would be made public. we understand, we would be watching the death of an individual, but it could perhaps put to rest some of these concerns. >> you're putting your finger on the issue there. there's evidence and transparency. they are two different things. the police are generally much more on the side of saying, fine, we'll collect extra evidence and video can go to prosecutions of people they're pursuing as well as in a case like this questions of whether or not the family was a victim but that's separate from the next step. how and when do you release the video? north carolina has a new law coming into effect that will open the d

the midnight curfew. >> people protesting the police-involved shooting of keith scott. the family viewed video of the shooting, and an tern for the family say scott's hands were by his side as walking backwards when he was shot. police have a different account of that. they say he was holding a gun, and the police chief so far refused demands that the video be made public. >>> president obama is now weighing in on the violent protests in an abc news exclusive. the president went one-on-one with robin roberts. >> asking about the growing tension between protesters and police and how all americans are help bridge the growing racial divide. charlotte, north carolina, young people rising up, and showing their frustration in a different way. when you and the rest of the world see that, what goes through your mind? >> well, i think it's important to separate out the pervasive sense of frustration among a lot of african-americans that shootings of people in the sense that justice know, color blind, the way we change the system requires us to be able to reach out and engage the larger community, and t

department is still the custodian of the original tape. >> reporter: scott's family has seen the police video. police say that scott ignored several warnings to drop a gun before he was shot and killed by officer. however some at the scene say that scott was holding a book and not a weapon. last night's demonstrations would remain relatively calm compared to the chaotic scene the night before where police and demonstrators violently clashed. >> reporter: we are back out to a live shot here. this is actually the spot where the 26-year-old was shot dying from his injuries. as you can see that people are writing the names of the other victims of police brutality. trotter is one of the names with the date of their death 9/18/16. another woman right now is writing down trayvon martin's name as it has become so familiar to us. meanwhile you've got the national guard behind me trying to keep things safe and calm this evening along with the state troopers as well as the charlotte-mecklenburg police. they're expected to be here in full force through at least sunday. guys? >> joel, is the curfew still

the key issue that people are caring the most about is they want the police chief to release the video of keith going to be releasing that video while this case is still under investigation. >> a third night of people taking to the streets with police in riot gear, but thursday night, a message rings clear. protesters appealing four videos showing the shooting death of 43-year-old, keith scott. dying at the hands of police tuesday. their hope, to resolve different accounts of what happened. >> what i see in that video is an individual who is sitting in a peaceful manner. >> the police chief agreeing to show the video to keith scott's family. their lawyer and the state bureau of investigations. >> i'm going to be very intentional about protecting the integrity of the investigation. i'm not going to release the video. >> police say scott ignored multiple warnings to drop his weapon. the chief admits he didn't see him point the gun at officers. but scott's family says he wasn't holding a gun, but instead, a book while waiting bus. their lawyer says the video doesn't show a weapon. >> i di

demonstrators are now demanding the video of the deadly police shooting of keith scott be made public as far as the public, it's not going to be released any time soon. >> kim ryan is joining us from charlotte with the latest. jim? >> reporter: diane, kendis, for a third consecutive night, protesters take to the street in charlotte demanding answers for a police shooting, keith lamont scott. but this latest demonstration was cast against the backdrop of the governor's emergency declaration, and the hundreds of national guard troops that it brought to bear. military vehicles and guardsmen in fatigues were posted in front of government buildings and office towers to prevent a repeat of wednesday's property damage. and it seemed to have an effect in holding down the violence. one protesters who was shot, apparently by another protester wednesday night died of his injury. justin carr 26 years old. later, the mayor imposed a 12 midnight to 6:00 a.m. curfew. they will study effectiveness of the action to decide whether it should be extended into the weekend. family members of keith lamont s

, as well and the dash cam video and the body cam video and the family, when they look through their attorneys and when they have seen those videos which the policen't believe they conclusively define what happened in that incident. do you think those police videos are released that it would materially change the way people feel about this incident? >> i know it would change the way they feel with the relationship between themselves and the police department. the incident, i'm not so sure, but i do know this, the videos probably have very different angles which would give a different perspective. i know the videos that the family scott already said they could not determine, there were a lot of blockage and areas that they could not see anything. in terms of transparency, i think it's important that the p.d. does release the videos. we have a long way to go. a long way to go to build that bridge, but at least in doing that, that's a small olive branch towards what we're trying to get done which is a conversation, an honest conversation and possibly building trust again. >> in terms of the protests, obviously, this is four straight nights and we're