police release video shing a fatal officer encounter with an unarmed man. >>> sex abuse scandal. dozens of disturbing allegations against the doctor who treated top olympic gymnasts. now the fbi is investigating. tonight one athlete tells her story. >>> and hurricane threat. matthew strengthens to a powerful category 4 in the caribbean. some forecasts tracking it to impact the u.s. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. a sleepless night for donald trump has breathed new life into a testy exchange from monday's presidential debate. one that his campaign would prefer to move on from, and it's providing fresh fodder for his critics. before most americans were awake, trump went on a social media rant favorite targets, including the former beauty queen he's been battling with ever since hillary clinton brought her name up in the debate. nbc's hallie jackson with the story. >> reporter: intensifying tonight, the feud between donald trump and a former miss universe winner, after an early morning twitter tirade, st

an unarmed black man. a intense stand-off, also seen on cell phone, followed by a fatal shooting. [ gun shots and screaming ]. >> investigators in suburban san diego say aluongo took this shooting stance, rapidly drawing an object from his picture, grasping his hands together before officers shot and tased the father of two. >> this was done to count on this information and correct a misperception that was being perp pettuated. >> the newly released video comes after violent overnight protests in el cajon. for four days, crowds have demanded the officers involved be fired after police in his hand was a smoking device. >> it's been -- everybody is going through this, officers, they cannot give them a chance. >> reporter: a refugee from uganda, aluongo had a lengthy criminal history. authorities had tried to deport him twice. >> full disclosure to the public builds trust. and it demonstrates respect. >> reporter: tonight aluongo's family said they g released. a shooting death that has sparked outrage and pro

they said he was unarmed. demonstrators upset because he was unarmed. the still photo of the video, he's in a shooting stance, holding up a vape pen. that could be used to imitate a small barrel gun. demonstrators don't buy that and are going to continue the protest even after the videos were released. >> thanks so much for that. governor pence and senator kaine are set to face-off in a debate. it could prove crucial to the campaign going forward. all of that next. guess what guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your small business. wouldn't you love more customers? i would definitely love some new customers. sprint will help you add customers and cut your costs. switch your business to sprint and save 50% on most current verizon, at&t and t-mobile rates. don't let a 1% difference cost you twice as much. wh

marshals taking down unarmed defendant james nasario. shouting profanities, dragging him across the courtroom. >> even kicking him at least three times after he appeared already to be in handcuffs. >> there was nothing i could do to help him. >> reporter: nasario's fianc? was in the courtroom. >> i turned around because i couldn't see it. and all i heard was one of the marshals scrmi i'm going to break your mother f'ing wrists and i couldn't listen to it anymore. i had to leave. >> reporter: before the confrontation, nasario's hearing seemed to end without incident. the judge sentenced him to 30 days on a probation violation. he can be seen speaking with his attorney right before the marshals approach to place him under arrest. accord to court records, judge nathanial gordon said nasario was emotionally distraught during the proceeding and leaded marshal was aggressive and and profane from the start but i think necessarily so. >> the most disturbing part of it was the judge had every ability to stop that from happening but instead of tha

begins in the murder trial of a south carolina police officer accused of shooting an unarmed man. michael slager is on trial for murder in the death of walter stop. you may remember video from april you may remember video from april 2015 wins leg or post got over then he tried to flee. he faces 30 years up to life in prison, if convicted. >>> nearly 800 homes and flint, michigan are getting the water pipes. this is the third part of the plan to restore clean drinking water to people who live there. the new water pipes will cost the state $25 million. students from wayne state university will be testing the water quality. her annual pumpkin i celebrity. it was hard to choose just one. ginette paris has been making celebrity pumpkins since 1988. she usually picks one that is a hot topic so naturally she

we're unarmed. go back home and tell your wives, your mothers, your grandmother's that you are prepared to hit women with rightsfor exercising our to free speech, our right to freedom of religion, our right to protect our land. tell youre and you mothers that. see how they feel. >> a lot of us live off these lands. we heat from these lands. we live here. could you protect them while they just wait -- destroy it yucca what are you going to do when there's no more grass, no more wildlife, no more game to hunt yucca what are you going to do? are you going to depend on the government? are you? know, they're not, because they're going to backstab you just like they backstab us. think about it. all of you nonwhite people in their think about it. think about what the white man has done to your ancestors, to our ancestors. i am not scared to say this. i come with no mask. this line of security doesn't intimidate me. i am a warrior. i will defend my people. and my land. rock.. standing >> they will never fin

cleveland police officer charged with shooting of an unarmed burglary suspect pleads charge of negligent homicide, they say that he and his partne were responding to a break-inen a grocery store in march 2015 when they confronted 8-year-old brandon jones,s, the unarmed teenager was running for the storeu withth stolen goods when a scuffle ensued, prosecutors say giffordsc negligently fired his gun hitting jones in the chest teenager died a short time later. the driver charts were killing a man trying to cross the roadad later write to a preliminary hearing, the case bound over to the grand jury police say 20-year-old zaire abbott was drinking when she ha reno jonesg crossing st. clair the time who later died, they say that she told her father happened and he called the police. the weather is taking a turn this is a look at east 4th street from the pickwick cam. they have dark skies. the rain could fall at any moment, and melissa myers is here with the latest.t. gray has begun to fall there, currently 76 hopkins despite th cloud cover. the wind will begin to subside overnight. showers fro

surveillance shows burnley face down on his stomach, unarme back. she later told investigators she could not see his left arm and feared for her safety. 28:17 mr. burnley is lucky to be alive and lucky to not be paralyzed from being shot. safran says burnley was hospitalized for 12 days following the shooting-- he lost part of his lung and still has the bullet lodged in his body. 32:24 he continues to get treatment frequently. he may get more invasive treatment down the road here. criminal justice system-- 32:03 he believes this is the right result and he is looking forward to provide any further information and for this officer to be held accountable. burnley never faced charges stemming from this incident. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. if convicted of the criminal charge, she could face more than 15 years behind bars. live in brown deer, ashley sears fox 6 news. ben thanks ash kass released a statement on the shooting, saying: "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that c

he was unarmed at the time. there was more to the situation than what people saw in the video. opening arguments could begin as soon as today. being questioned. a snapchat video shows some of the final minutes. they were losing the app as a speed fit tore post how fast the driver was driving. minutes later police said the speeding car crossed median and slammed head on into mini van killing three people in the van. the couple in the speeding car snapchat says they discourage people from using the speed fit while driving. they also put a conot snap and drive warning on the app. >> a recall to tell you about before you go to break on your halloween treats. check your oreo fudge creams and fudge creams mint flavor. the makers say they did not list milk products on the ck milk could suffer possibly life-threatening reactions if they eat the cookies. if you have those you should return them to the store for a complete refund. >>> hillary clinton tries to push past e-mail investigations as trump attacks. the latest on the campaign trail. >>> we're sitting in the 50s. a couple of warm

mess with the world >>> jury selection is underway in the trial of a former university of cincinnati unarmed black man. he's charged with murder and voluntary manslaughter in the 2013 death. it shows him pulling him over near the campus for a missing front license plate. just moments after the stop, he shot him without warning. the lawyer now fired said he was trying to drive away and that his client feared being dragged under the car. he was fired immediately. the university of cincinnati by the way announced it had settled with his family for more than $4.8 million. university of cincinnati also will provide free undergraduate education for his 13 children. >>> medical marijuana will not be coming to cleveland any time soon. last night the city council put a one year delay on growing, processing and selling it. the council wants more time to figure out the rules. several other ohio cities have done much the same became illegal in ohio. as well, state government has not figured out all of the regulationings either. >>> the national polls one by cnn has hillary clintonen five poin s over don

of justice begin to turn in the case of a white cincinatti police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man. and terrifying scenes on the north philadelphia campus of temple universi flash mobs caught on video randomly assaulting students beyond wisconsin...jury selection began today in the case of a white ohio police officer charged with the murder of an unarmed black man former university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing is facing murder and voluntary manslaughter charges for the shooting death of sam dubose during a traffic stop in june 20-15. actual testimony in the case is not expected to begin any sooner than monday. new video out today of a series of random mob attacks on university.security video shows a group of as many as 100 teens walking around the north philadelphia campus friday night attacking students, police and even a police horse.investigators say it all started on social media with a call to meet up at a local theater, but so many showed up they couldn't get in. thanks for joining us today at four.there's more news liberty mutual stood with me when i wa

. >>> also new video of police shooting and killing an unarmed man. >>> and a hurricane gets stronger. >>> breaking news where a shooting has a community on edge. we arrived at the ago. >>reporter: we are live at this apartment complex right now. a woman called the police to say that her boyfriend had been shot and stabbed and her children had been threatened at gun point. this is what witnesses are telling me right now. police are here. they're canvassing the area. the witness said he also saw two hoodie section. we're told the victim is in his 30s and he had several children. we will be following the story into the morning on news 5 cleveland. >>> now we get to the future of the troubled brown receiver. we asked if josh gordon's suspension would be over on monday even thousand he's now going to rehab. the browns said gordon's focus must be on his health. it's best for the team to move on and move forward leaving many wondering if gordon would be cut from the team. the loss of loved ones. now dozens of families who have spent thousands of dollars for cemetery plots and headstones hav

victims of the police and in 2015, there were 36 so-called unarmed victims and 31 so-called unarmed white male victims of shootings. so let's stop at this point giving any kind of ratios. those are close numbers that would suggest if you are going to look at the absolute numbers that we don't have a problem. let's look at those individual cases which is what i did. what i found is that those 36, the two of them that were accidental shootings so the race couldn't possibly have played a role even though i don't think it played a role to begin with in any of them, but cut those out. several of those people were trying to grab the officer's gun or otherwise beating him with his equipment so violently to that officer in legitimate -- there was a guy that was coming out as an officer with -- you don't think there's white guys that are also shocked? >> host: your book talks about the decision that the governor made to sign an executive order to put a special prosecutors in charge of police shooting cases are violent cases because they know people are being choked and other kinds of things.

to take down an unarmed suspect. police say the man had gone of a violent rampage, attacking 5 people... two of them were children they believe he stabbed. no guns were found at the scene, but investigators did find multiple weapons they believe the man used duirng his 9 officers total.. opened fire.... and killed him. sot - dan sowell/brother: it's a shame that he did it to his own kids but in the end, it wasn't fair that the cops shot an unarmed man that many times. philadelphia's police commissioner says there will be more training for officers on recognizing when someone is mentally ill, and how to deescalate a situation. the new trump hotel in already been hit by vandals. pieces of plywood now cover the graffiti, but pictures and video spreading on social media show the words spreading on social media show the words "black lives matter" and "no justice no peace" spray painted on the hotel entrance. entrance. (larry oney) "i just don't agree with going against the law to protest, you don't have to you can protest

a tulsa police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man... pleads not guilty to manslaughter a man is hit and killed-- running now the man who was behind the wheel of a semi- truck that hit him... could lose his job. the man who was killed-- has been identified as lewis william borland. police say he was a shooting suspect-- and when they tried to pull him over-- he crashed into a barrier and then took off on foot. that's when he was hit by a semi. the driver was probably asked to take a drug test... which is a routine requirement by the state. a driver from another company says-- even though it isn't the driver's fault-- it could hurt his career. "it might be until he gets in the truck again before he really realizes what the effect might be. until you're behind the wheel and you're out there driving again. so like i said, we'd bring him in. we'd make sure the safety department had an opportunity to visit with him. try to assess his well-being." the nevada highway patrol did release the name of the truck driver... but we've decided not to pu

new night after three days of protests police released new video of the deadly police shooting of unarmedlack man. we've chosen not to show you the moment he was shot but here is what happened immediately before. this is surveillance video from california where you can see officer richard gonzales approach 38-year-old alfred olango with a weapon. police say oh luongo did not obey an order to remove his hand from his pock and was shot after a pointed a vape smoking device at an officer in quote shooting stance. well tonight a lawyer for olango's family says the video shows the officer provoked him before opening fire. >> happening now, new details tonight about a police involved killing of a man in cobbs creek. there are questions tonight about the police response when they went after a dangerous suspect. police fired more than 100 shots at one suspect. you first saw this story as breaking news on fox 29. >> the philadelphia police commissioner is addressing the issue after questions from fox 29. our dave schratwieser has the story. >> i can see the lightning from those gunshots, um, in my

george was unarmed at the time he was shot pursued by the officers. ryan: george's attorney admits a gun was recovered on the scene but he is not sure who that got belongs to and is not sure if indeed there is any dash cam video. george has been charged with having a pistol without a license and assault on a police officer. we did reach out to d.c. police live this afternoon in the district, ryan hughes. jummy: thank you. a bond hearing is set for today for the greenville couple charged in connection with the death of their three month old son. police say and one petty killed his child after hitting him several times because the child would not stop crying. the mother is charged with accessory after the fact. the couple admitted they buried the crime. >> i do not know who they are angrier at, hillary, you or i. for example, here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. [booing] jummy: more bad blood comic you could say, between donald trump and hillary clinton but at this time it came in a white tie money for catholic charities. it i

police release video showing a fatal officer encounter with an unarmed man. >>> sex abuse scandal. dozens of disturbing allegations against the doctor who treated top olympic gymnasts. now the fbi is investigating. tonight one athlete tells her story. >>> and hurricane threat. matthew strengthens to a powerful category 4 in the caribbean. some forecasts tracking it to impact the u.s.

the man was unarmed. now the police officer has been criminally charged with aggravated battery. tonight, the victim's attorney shares reaction to the decision. ashley sears is live outside the brown deer police department with more. shooting. his attorney says the victim in this case is forever changed by what happened in march. 34:09 this is the first case, i've seen where you have facts like this. after seven months of waiting-- there is a decision to charge brown deer police officer devon kraemer. 31:37 in some degree he has a sense of relief. attorney jon safran speaks for his client manuel burnley jr. a man shot and injured by offir 31:51 he realizes many individuals in these kinds of case do not receive that kind of justice. it all began with a confrontation on a milwaukee county bus. the driver waived down two brown deer police officers. according to a criminal complaint, the two pulled burnley from the bus. they tried cuffing him, but he resisted...burnley and the officers fell to the ground. surveillance shows burnley face down on his stomach, unarmed as officer kraemer

. >>> a new report out of tulsa shows what was in the unarmed man's system when police shot and killed him. >>> here's your first alert, we're tracking quite a bii of fog across the plains this morning. this is in limon now. dense in spots out east. we'll take a look at when skies are clearing and temperatures warming up. today is the coolest day of the week. >>> a look at c-dot at i-25. before donald trump, there was mike coffman. before trump said women should be punished for having an abortion, coffman wrote a bill to redefine rape, which could exclude women who were drugged. before trump called for a ban of muslims, coffman pushed for a religious test of u.s. soldiers. and on president oba? trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. >>> you can see denver police on scene now unfolding within the last 20 minutes. we know there was a suspicious device found on 16th and lawrence. if you're driving downtown this morning, avoid lawrence between 15th and 17th. those streets are blocked and no thro l

cops are in those cars because they are prepared and they're you stick an unarmed civilian in a marked police officer, you're putting that man's life in grave danger. and that's what happened. >> let me ask you about that. marking these photo radar vans as if they are police vans, is that fair play or not? >> no, it's illegal. if you stick a civilian in a marked police car you are supposed to cover the lights and mark it out of service. that's what happens when a civilian drives a marked police vehicle. but they're once again violating the law just so they can steal your money and doing lives in grave danger. >> this is a de facto tax on the public. >> it is, it is. it is a scam of epic proportions. hundreds of millions of dollars. >> just to make money. >> just to make money. they are violating state law, they're violating the constitution. they're increasing accidents. they're killing people. pinal county after they installed these cameras saw their fatalities double. and that's why sheriff babeu ripped those cameras out. when he ripped 'em out, the people. >> this has happened acros

a suburban san diego strip mall tuesday ((audio of bullets from cell phone video))-- killing the unarmed man. authorities have said olango took what appeared to be a shooting stance -- pointing what officers thought was a 'weapon' and turned out to be a officials releasing these photos of that device. the immediate aftermath - we've seen already. nats: oh my god you killed my brother? with olango's devastated sister - captured here in a facebook video the family say he was suffering some sort of emotional breakdown....and his sister had called police to come help him --telling them he was not armed. authorities say when officers responded - olango refused to follow instructions. but family asking... nats sister -- use what the wn

who is facing manslaughter charges in the fatal shooting of an unarmed african-american man. lawyers for betty shelby now say she suffered temporary hearing loss in the incident, one of many shootings setting off protests in the last weeks. clayton sandell has more. >> reporter: the tulsa police officer accused of killing terence crutcher has entered her plea. her legaling team is officer betly shelby is out of jail on bond. pleading not guilty to manslaughter. >> we have all the confidence that officer shiellby will be going home to her family. >> shots fired. >> reporter: shelby's lawyer, scott wood, says the stress of the situation caused the officer to experience a type of deafness, claims she never heard a fellow cop say he was ready situational deafness may be true. but the real question is can that actually be a defense? >> reporter: officer shelby says crutcher was refusing commands. she fired when she thought he was reaching for a weapon. his family accuses shelby of pulling the trigger even though his hands were up and crutcher was unarmed. >> today is the first ste

. >>> still ahead -- philadelphia officers fired more than 100 shots at an unarmed suspects. police leaders blame what they call contagious gunfire. and paid vacation time is a nice perk but how about having all your vacation expenses paid for as well? >>> 10:45. sunday. a measure in ohio containing drug prices is a step closer to getting on the ballot. the drug price relief act would keep agencies from buying at prices higher than the u.s. department of veterans affairs may still be infected with zika virus. preliminary tests show a new sample of mosquitos from the area tested positive for the disease if confirmed this would be the sixth mosquito sample from miami beach with a positive test. at least 35 people in miami beach have contracted the zika virus locally. >>> right now hungarians headed to the polls, deciding about the future of immigration in their country. a controversial referendum will either accept or european union's migrant quota. the country has been strict in dealing with migrants after thousands of illegal border crossings from serbia last year. the refere

police officer in court today facing charges of the death of in the death of terence kutcher and unarmed black man officer but he shall be pleaded not guilty to first-degree manslaughter prosecutors say she acted unreasonably when she shot crutcher after encountering his vehle streets she escalated the situation while shelby claims she appeared for her life she is due back in court in late november new 10 night with police departments at nationwide under intensive scrutiny for shootings involving an unarmed to suspects the denver police department announcing a new state-of-the-art tool to enhance officer training is called the porch at 300 of 300 of its officers and they 300-degree environment making training the scenario is much more realistic dpd says is get this expensive training toll of the better prepares officers on the streets the more we can expose of them to those of situations and simulate the environment the better prepared they are when it does happen the trainings will cost nearly $300,000 that was paid for by the denver police foundation and also wells fargo it will be ava

they want to know why officers -- fired more than 100 shots -- to take down an unarmed man -- who went on a rampage. the city's police commissioner asking -- if the barrage of bullets -- was a case of contagious gunfire. abc's -- eva pilgrim -- has more. more than 100 shots fired? police ending a terrifying series of attacks. officials say the number of actual shots fired at christopher sowell... still being tallied. right now that count is 109 shots fired police are now identifying the 9 officers who opened fire, but not saying which hit and killed the 32-year-old suspected in a series of violent attacks on 5 people- investigators say he stabbed two children, including his own 8 year old son? sot - dan sowell/brother: it's a shame that he did it to his own kids but in the end, it wasn't fair that the cops shot an unarmed man that many times. the philadelphia police commissioner says while no gun has been recovered? multiple weapons used to slash and were found? sot - commissioner richard ross/philadelphia pd: it is of serious concern to us the number of shots that were fired. accordin

killing the unarmed man. despite fears the video could spark community violence... police released it to the public friday. chief jeff davis/ el cajon police it's far more important we be tuesday afternoon, police responded to a 911 call reporting a man behaving "erratically" behind a restaurant. in the video you can see olango pacing back and forth. the police chief says olango rapidly drew an object as officers appoached. gonsalves opened fire while a second officer deployed his taser. the object was later identified as a vape pen. no decision has been made whether to file criminal charges against one or both officers. bonnie dumanis/ san diego county da this case has been treated particularly since our officer involved shooting policy.the police department has recieved praise for the decision to release the video. dr andre branch/ naacp the naacp believes this is action that should follow any and all police involved shootingsstill concerns remain about how the community will react. chief jeff davis/ el cajon police we hope demonstrations will be peaceful, we emph

attorneys for the tulsa cop who opened fire on an unarmed a temporary loss of hearing the for her pulling the trigger. >> the real question is, can that be a defense. >> this, as new video is released in another shooting, sparking protests near san diego. ! and search for answers. >> i'm not allowing anybody to go in there. >> that deadly commuter train crash in new jersey. this morning, safety concerns slowing the investigation. as the ntsb tries to gather evidence, does hold the clue to what caused that accident? >>> hey, good morning. happy saturday. welcome to october, everybody. a few quick bits of business. first, paula is off on this saturday morning. we're happy to have the amazing cecilia vega on the set. we're all wearing pink. in rachel's case, pinkish. >> very pink. all to kick off a very serious breast cancer awareness month. >>> and on a very serious front, we start with the breaking news. hurricane math queue now a powerful category 4 storm. packing winds of 150 miles an hour. the possibility of up to 25 inches of rain. lit hit the u.s.? >> rob and his team have been tracki

when trayvon martin, an unarmed teenager, is shot and killed while walking down the street in florida. a man named george zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder. a year later at trial, zimmerman claims he acted in self-defense, and he's acquitted. those who oppose the ruling unite and launch the national movement "black lives matter." >> the black lives matter movement was born out of a need to affirm black life in a day and age where we were seeing senseless killings of unarmed black people. >> you saw this conversation about do we value the lives of young black men? are they sort of the throw-away parts of our society, that they can be killed without consequence? >> in 2014 a ferguson, missouri, police officer shoots and kills michael brown, another unarmed black teenager. the officer says he feared for his life. >> don't shoot! don't shoot! >> what's striking to me was the sheer fury, frustration, and rage of folks who lived there. >> disperse from the scene now. >> we were on the air and they were shouting things at us like, you know, why are you here now, we've been here

report said when crutcher was police, his blood contained the drug, pcp, and the father of four, unarmed, when she was shot. >> looks like a bad dude, too. >> reporter: she said he was acting strangely, ignoring commands. >> she believes at this point because she is a drug recognition expert that he's on something. >> reporter: she shot him thinking he was reaching for a gun, but prosecutors charged her with manslaughter because she involved p d point she overreac. pcp is said to create superhuman strength and odd behavior, but the family said it shouldn't have led to a death sentence. >> if he was under the influence of any substance, no way this is the proeappropriate way to trea him. >> reporter: they said she did not hear an officer said he was ready with a gun. shelby pled not guilty. >>> lightening things up now with what might be the morning's best example of a hashtag fail. took place in little rock, arkansas. yeah. that's awesome. >> big explosion. >> and down she goes. down she goes. >> not so much. this was the attempt to implode the broadway bridge between little rock and nor

he was an unarmed man with a mental illness. there was absolutely no reason whatsoever to do that. >> the u.s. marshals service specifics of that incident in the courtroom because of the pending case but in a statement emailed to fox 25 said a u.s. marshal and corrections officer were injured during that day,down. the feds received an internal affairs complaint about it earlier this month but have declined to prosecute any of the officers involved. for fox 25 investigates, i'm eric rasmussen. >> eric, thank you. if you have a tip you would like fox 25 investigates to look into, email us at fox 25 vets at fox 25.com. you can 1-877-fox25-news. >>> a new hampshire woman police say was kidnapped by her boyfriend is safe tonight after an hours long search that ended in massachusetts where her boyfriend was detained. fox 25's christine mccarthy just finished speaking with police and the suspect is no longer in custody. s. >> that's right, but could face very serious charge of kidnap did go domestic simple londonderry police tell us th

. >> plus, an unarmed black man shot and killed by police in southern california. the new video police hope will prevent violent protests. >> and a bay area man with a need for speed, his plans to drive what could become the world's fastest cobra. ,, am an iraq veteran. lowering drug prices. dollars to defeat it. am an iraq veteran. lowering drug prices. dollars to defeat it. vets" in voting yes on prop 61. just reopened after a fiery big >>> always a mess on a friday and all lanes of eastbound interstate 580 near tracy have just been reopened after a big rig caught fire. a big crash shut down the freeway for nearly an hour. that crash was reported about 4:00 near patterson pass road. no word on what caused it. >>> an east bay school is mourning the death of a beloved police officer killed in a motorcycle crash. kpix 5's lisa chan shows us how students and colleagues at the san pablo police department are remembering him. >> loves his job. he loved his coworkers. and he love his family. so he died with a full heart. >> reporter: flags lowered outside helms middle s

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. >>> let's tell you more about the coverage of an officer-involved shooting of an unarmed black man that started nightly protests in southern california. the city of el cajon released two videos of the shooting. one was taken from a camera mounted of a nearby restaurant. the other taken by a person waiting in the drive-thru line. now, you can see what appears to be the person in question, alfred alongo, acting strangely before officers opened fire. city leaders say they hope the video will clear up any misinformation that's been out there. >> we hope that any demonstrations will be peaceful. again, that was the intention of releasing this video. we really emphasize our desire for peace and calm. >> police also released an image of a vaping device they say alo alongo pointed at the officer. protests did turn violent and end in arrest. >>> now to decision 2016. more insults and now allegations of a sex tape on the campaign trail. today gop nominee, donald trump, launched more attacks against a former miss universe. he sent off a flurry of tweets overnight, mostly about alicia machado,

unarmed black man was shot and killed by police. two videos were released of the shooting of alfred olango. of hurricane matthew. a terrible situation for jamaica. where it goes from there? we don't know. >> the president of the united states waits for no man, normally, but president obama found out not even he is immune to all flight delays and this one caused by former president bill clinton. >> >> all that. >> a deli is set to close its flagship store. >> and all that matters. >> a shot. on the line! and she is gone! >> ortiz takes it out of the ballpark. >> on "cbs this morning: saturday." >> there is big news that just came out. looks like donald trump may have broken the law. you shouldn't be that shocked. ""newsweek"" discovered in 1998, trump's company violated the embargo against cuba and spending 68,000 on and casino resorts. no word on whether they were in cuba to scout real estate or find a fresh supply of beauty contestan contestants. >>> welcome to the first weekend of october, everyone! we got a great lineup for you t

attorneys for the tulsa cop who opened fire on an unarmed african-american man now blaming a temporary loss of hearing that actually be a defense? >> this, as new video is released in another police shooting, sparking protests near san diego. >> are you okay? >>> and search for answers. >> i'm not allowing anybody to go in there. >> that deadly commuter train crash in new jersey. this morning, safety concerns slowing the investigation. as the ntsb tries to gather evidence, does this recorder hold the clue to what caused that accident? >>> hey, good morning. happy saturday. welcome to october, everybody. a few quick bits of business. before we dive in. first, paula is off on this saturday morning. we're happy to have the amazing cecilia vega on the set. and two, you may have noticed that we're all wearing pink. in rachel's case, pinkish. >> or very pink. >> ron's case, electric pink. all to kick off a very serious which we'll be talking about coming up a little bit later in the show. >>> definitely. >>> and on a very serious front, we start with the breaking news. hurricane matthew now

the teenager was unarmed. and another red flag. kaarma said he couldn't see into the garage. cops talked to the doctors who treated diren, and they examined the shotgun pellet patterns on the garage wall. >> he says he can't see anything. yet he's able to track a moving person in the garage and hits him two out of four times. >> one, two, three, four. >> i didn't believe he was just randomly shooting from right to left. >> and so you're thinking to yourself, this does not look like a justifiable shooting? >> no. at this point, it's-- it's looking like we have a deliberate homicide. >> reporter: the county attorney's office agreed. detective baker delivered the news. >> so we just talked to a prosecutor. she wants you to be taken into custody. so that's what's going to happen. >> for what? >> for homicide. >> what? >> reporter: seemingly stunned, kaarma borrowed the detective's phone to call janelle. >> babe. >> hi. >> being charged with murder. >> you're joking. >> no. how is that deliberate homicide? >> it's just the way the statute reads. >> he was pretty surprised. >> yeah

. >>> autopsy results show an unarmed black man shot dead by tulsa police last month had pcp in his system when he died. the family says even if he was on drugs, he still did not deserve to die. here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: a med examiner's report said when crutcher was killed by tulsa police, his blood contained the drug, pcp, and the father of four, unarmed, when she was shot. >> looks like a bad dude, too. >> reporter: she said he was acting strangely, ignoring commands. >> she believes at this point because she is a drug recognition expert that he's on something. >> reporter: she shot him thinking he was reaching for a with manslaughter because she was becoming e notionally involved d point she overreact. pcp is said to create superhuman strength and odd behavior, but the family said it shouldn't have led to a death sentence. >> if he was under the influence of any substance, no way this is the proappropriate way to treat him. >> reporter: they said she did not hear an officer said he wa gun. shelby pled not guilty. >>> lightening things up now with what might be the morning's

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