former south carolina police officer pleading guilty to federal death of walter scott. abc's steve osunsami on the case. >> reporter: nearly two years, the officer seen in the traffic stop claimed he did nothing wrong. but a stunning reversal. for black americans who worry about traffic stops like these. [ gunfire ] a sense of justice. >> today is -- a good day for justice. i thank god for justice. >> reporter: the officer behind the gun, 35-year-old, mike cam slager admits he wasn't defending himself when heap shot 51-year-old walter scott in the back in 2015. that he acted with specific intent to do something that the law forbids. saying those words in court, that he is guilty, now puts an end to both the federal and state trials against him. today is rare. the garners, the blands, the rice family they didn't get this type of justice that we got to day. >> reporter: in state court, slager explained there was a the cell phone individually. i fired until the threat was stopped. >> reporter: at sentencing later this year, prosecutors will ask for hard time. more than 20

now to the 2015 killing of walter scott in north charleston, south carolina. slager pleaded guilty to the charges. mark strassmann was in the courtroom. >> reporter: with his guilty plea, ae his two years of denial and admitted knowing he was using excessive force when he fatally shot 50 year old walter scott whom he pulled over for a broken taillight. scott ran, slager chased him. scott was unarmed, and his back was turned when the cell phone video shows slager shoot eight times. slager claimed self-defense, that scott had grabbed his taser, but in a hushed courtroom, the judge asked him, do you understand why you're here today, sir? slager -- i'm here to change my plea to guilty. prosecutors agreed to drop two other charges and state prosecutors agreed not to retry slager for murder. his first trial ended in a hung jury. walter scott's mother relished hearing slager admit he was wrong. >> i lov i miss him. i miss him dearly, and i thank god for justice. >> reporter: slager will be held without bond. he faces up to life behind bars. his sentencing date has no

guilty to using excessive force. >> michael slager admitted what he did. >> reporter: the family of walter scott cried as the plea agreement was read in court. the defendant used deadly force even though it was objectively unreasonable under the circumstances. scott was shot five times in the back in april of 2015, as he ran from a traffic stop. in a written statement, slager's defense team said we hope michael's acceptance of responsibility will help the scott family as they continue to grieve their loss. slager's federal trial had been scheduled to start in a few days facing civil rights charges and lying to investigators and using a firemen in a violent crime. he still faces life in prison. he could get much less. >> the victory was him admitting he did wrong. >> reporter: last year, he went to trial on state murder charges. he told the court he was in total fear for his life when scott grabbed his stun gun during a struggle. >> in my mind at that time, people don't run from a broken taillight. >> reporter: jurors could not reach a verdict and prosecutors vowed to retry the case. they've agre

that's walter scott running away during a routine traffic stop.lager is seen shooting him from behind. again we'll get to marty savage down in south carolina for the exact details of this plea deal, which do matter. what we have, martin is on the phone. what can you tell us exactly about the parameters of this deal? what did former officer slager agreed to plead guilty to? >> reporter: he's agreed to plead guilty to one count of the federal charge of use of excessive force. in other words, with the statute authority he had as a police officer, used excessive force in the shooting of walter scott that eventually led to his death. the others charge that were against him in this plea deal have been dropped. those would include use of a weapon during a crime, and then also lying to investigators, but additionally part of this plea agreement is that -- after -- it is signed and agreed to today, then the state of south carolina will drop its charges against the police officer. so that is a significant development, because it would mean essentially the e

that's officer michael slager chasing walter scott, firing eight times as scott ran from him. abc's steve osunsami in south carolina tonight. >> reporter: for nearly two years the officer seen in this traffic stop, claimed he did nothing wrong. today, a stunning reversal. for black americans today, a sense of justice. >> today is a good day for justice. i thank god for justice. >> reporter: the officer behind the gun, 35-year-old michael slager, now admits he wasn't defending himself when he shot 51-year-old walter scott in the back in 2015, and that he acted "with specific intent to do something the law forbids." saying those words in court, that he's guilty, now puts an end to both the federal and state trials against him. >> today is rare. the garners, the blands, the rice family, they didn't get this type of justice that we got today. >> reporter: in state court, slager explained that there was a violent fight that you didn't see in the cell phone video. >> i fired until the threat was stopped, like i'm trained to do. >> reporter: at sentencing later this year, prosecutors

she also praised the family of walter scott. >> our community looked to the scott family in this horrificir life for guidance and instructions on how to act and how to react. they have acted with dignity and grace through the. >> under the terms of the agreement, federal and state officials la not pur eu other charges against the police officer. >>> the administration has been spinning the budget deal as a win for the republicans. the budget contains increases in defense spending and border security. it does not provide money for the border wall but it has funding for the epa. planned parynt hood and sanctuary cities. >> the -- planned parenthood and sanctuary cities. >> the president is frustratedded. >> the house is set to vote on the budget bill tomorrow. the measure will keep the government funded until september. >>> president donald trump spoke with vladimir putin today in what the white house called a very good phone conversation about the syrian civil war, they discussed setting up safe zones to deescalate the violence, the white house plans to send a top state official to europea

filed by the justice department last year against the police officer, accused him of violating walter scott's civil rights, using a gun in a crime and lying to investigators about it. the indictment said that slager repeatedly fired his weapon when scott was running away from him, but now, according to sources familiar with the case, he is going to plead guilty. there was a previously scheduled court hearing today on this issue as the -- they were getting ready for the trial, it was going to start later this month. the time for that hearing has been moved later in the day to 2:30. the court hasn't yet said exactly what it is, whether it's a change of plea or not. but according to legal sources familiar with the case, this is the plan. now, according to the original indictment, the maximum on the civil rights charge and all of the attending charges was life in prison. there won't be any sentence today. that will happen later. in federal court you always get the plea and then a pre-sentence investigation and then the sentencing some months later. so we won't know today what potential punishment

former south carolina police officer pleaded guilty to federal charges in the fatal shooting of walter scottfic stop and was captured on video. michael slager claimed he was doing his job and faced threatened by scott. he is facing life sentence in the 2015 shooting. the admission of guilt ends federal and state cases against him. >>> now, the senate is getting ready to grill airline ceos tomorrow on the heels of a grilling in the house. five top executives appeared before a house committee to address recent customer service failures like the removal of dr. david dao from the united airlines flight. united boss, oscar munoz, called that a mistake of epic proportions. a committee chairman had rough words for the companies. >> if we don't see meaningful results that improve customer service the next time the committee meets to address the issue i assure you you won't like the outcome. >> predicted that outcome could be a one size fits all solution that may serve some carriers, but not all. the hearing happened as a video surfaced. look at this two men brawling on board a flight from tokyo to l

today slager pled guilty in federal court to violating the civil rights of walter scott.art of the deal, the state prosecutors agreed to drop a pending murder charge against him. federal authorities not releasing delays about the plea deal but slager led away at the end of the hearing and faces possible life sentence. back to you. larry: thank you. toy guns so real police say they are putting children's lives in danger. cleveland police patrolman's association is suing the companies that make them. >> the remedy we will be looking for is that the gun would not replicate a real gun. that that gun would be of such a color, have such a tip. larry: the cleveland police union lawsuit wants toy guns to look different than real ones. it's too hard to tell the difference between real and fake and could lead to deaths like the one the 12-year-old boy tamir rice shot by an officer in alison: students at american university say they have had enough. today's march came a day after someone left bananas hanging from nooses all around campus. some had the initials of the historically bl

walter scott's mother says she's forgiven slager for killing her son... but was glad that the former officer admitted to his crime. (vicki) and a live look outside at san francisco... it's going to be hot tomorrow... but some big changes on the way later in the week.(steve) chief metoeorologist brittney shipp is here tracking what's ahead. .hot conditions today as ridge apex shifts inland. tomorrow will be another hot today as the ridge begins to exit into the great basin. a modest cooling trend will start on thursday as coastal stratus returns. cooling trend continues friday into saturday when a slight chance of showers is forecast as an upper low approaches the region. locally windy conditions can also be expected over the weekend. (vicki)dubnation fans came out to cheer on their team at tonight's playoff game.in a packed arena, the warriors took an immediate lead against the utah jazz. and never really looked back.kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from the arena tonight...where fans are celebrating.. talk to any warriors fan inside the arena tonight a

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this is walter scott's brother, anthony scott. >> we will never be able to share walter again as a brother. to hear his laughter, here his jokes, hear him make -- sing a song. we will never be able to share that. never again. that is gone forever. but i hope he is looking down and saying, good job. job well done. appreciate you standing in there for me, brother. and family. got the sure that i justice. amy: meanwhile, in texas, the balch springs police department has fired police officer roy oliver, who killed 15-year-old jordan edwards on saturday, shooting the african american teen in the head while he was in a car leaving a party. former acting attorney general sally yates is slated to testify before a senate panel next week, in which she'll reiterate that she warned the white house about former national security adviser michael flynn nearly three weeks before he was fired. yates says she told white house counsel don mcgahn on january 26 that flynn was lying both publicly and privately about whether he'd discussed sanctions on russia in his conversation with russian ambassador sergei ki

officer michael slager entered the plea this afternoon, more than two years after he shot walter scottn north charleston. the officer pulled him over for a broken brake light and cell phone video appears to show slager shooting him five times in the back as scott was running away. now scott's family is calling it vindication for their son. >> today is a day of victory for walter. we got justice. >> he told the truth. he said he did it. and that's our victory. and the healing starts today. >> in exchange for entering that guilty plea, the state is going to drop murder charges against slager, but he could still receive a life sentence on the federal charges. michael slager is scheduled for sentencing later this month. jim? >> chris, thank you. >>> president trump and russian leader vladimir putin spoke on the phone first mr. trump ordered a cruise missile strike in syria after the chemical attack on civilians. during the talk, president trump agreed to send a doip to syrian ceasefire talks that begin tomorrow in kazakhstan. russia is sponsorring the talks. both leaders discussed meeting

we remember the walter scott fan because we watched it on loop or days and weeks.o that's part of it. but the other reality, too, is we exist in a news cycle where it is all donald trump all the time. because they are creating so much content, i mean, the world is ending. forget the north koreans and russiansvladimir putin. it is difficult for us to focus on anything else. but the reality is these shootings have not stopped. the washington post has been tracking fatale police shooting in realtime. and we found that three people are shot and killed every day. that is not decreased. it has not changed. it is not happening any less than it was happening in 2014 or '15. we are paying less attention to it. >> this is the issue, that we have to make decisions day on what we are going to devote our attention to. we have three hours, but it goes fast particularly when you are dealing with government shut down, health care, north korea, russia, all that stuff. so arguably all the stuff i have just delineated affects more americans than these police shootings, but we don't w

officer michael slater is expected to plead guilty in federal court to violating the civil rights of walter scott. state prosecutors as part of the deal would drop a murder charge. right now, the search continues for the state inmate in maryland . the u.s. marshals office has taken over the hunt and a reward of up to $10,000 is being offered for information leading to his capture. he is on the right-hand side of your screen. 28-year-old david watson last seen friday in the area of dorsey run in howard for attended murder, skate while being -- is skate while being transported to a psychiatric hospital. covering metro, a new push for line,ticipated purple advocates for the light rail linking prince george's county and montgomery county letting their voices be heard. q mccray has more on what was addressed. >> it was an impassioned and energetic rally in silver spring. a lot of the people were frustrated, a large crowd cheering on the lawmakers and city and county officials who were here to push for action. they want federal funds, approximately $900 million to build the much anticipated purple line

. >> reporter: the family of walter scott cried as the plea was read in court. the defendant use the deadly force even though it was object testifily unreasonable under the circumstances. shot was shot five teams in the back as he ran from a traffic stop. in a written statement, slager's defense team said we hope that michael's acceptance of responsibility will help the scott family as they continue to grieve their loss. slager's federal trial had been scheduled to start in a few days. he faced civil rights charges, lying to investigators, using a firearm in a violent crime. even with this plea, he still faces life in prison but could get much less. >> the victory was in him admitting what he did wrong. >> reporter: he told the court he was in total fear for his life when scott grabbed his stun gun during a struggle. >> in my mind, at that time, people don't run from them. >> reporter: jurors could not reach a verdict, and prosecutors vowed to retry the case. but they've agreed to drop those state charges as part of today's plea agreement. >> i think most of us

south carolina officer michael slater shot walter scott as scott was walking all -- running away from them. >> today is a good day for justice. i thank god for justice and trust in. jonathan: under the police, slater faces life in prison. developing now, the house is set to vote on a bipartisan spending bill as early as tomorrow. alison: the white house is pushing back on democrats, claiming they got the better end of the deal. politician said it was a win for the administration. and then in a tweet, president trump said the country needed "a good shot down" to fix the mess. jonathan: one the hill today, a mistake of epic proportions is how the unit describe the dragging of a paid passenger off the flight last month. they testified before a house committee looking into the treatment of passengers. >> the reason i'm sitting here today is because on april 9 we had a serious breach of public trust. i'd like again to apologize to the family, every personal the flight, and all customers and employees worldwide. jonathan: united and other allies have made changes in hopes of preventing inci

where a white officer pleaded guilty to federal charges of using excessive force in the death of walter scott. scott was unarmed when michael slater shot him five times in the back. slater stopped scott for a broken tail light and scott ran away. slater's first trial ended in hung jury. as part of the plea deal the state will not file new charges against him. he faces life in prison but could have his sentence reduced. >>> they are two men hoping for your vote in 2017. tonight the democratic candidates for governor of virginia answered questions at a forum. they took turns behind the podium. they both took swipes at the trump administration. some more veiled than others. >> needs to be inclusive. we shouldn't discriminate against anybody because of sexual they come from or religion or color of their skin. >> we will be a firewall against hate and bigotry of the trump administration. we must remain vigilant about what on earth this president might do on any given day. >> tom sherwood moderated that first official debate this past weekend. they will face off in a primary in june. >>> some chang

officer michael slinger pled guilty to violating rights of armed block man he shot and killed walter scott from a traffic stop in north charleston in 2015 this is five months after a jury dead locked against him. as part of the deal prosecutors agreed to sdrop the murder case. >> dramatic video out of china. a toddler runs across a busy road, is hit by a car, and then is driven over by a second car. the whole incident caught on surveillance video there. the child darted out into traffic and into the right lane where she is immediately struck. and then a second car passes directly over the 2-year-old as she lay there in the street. wow the slightly gradesed and amazingly enough she was not hurt and she was running from her grandmother before this incident happened. >> you can say guardian angel. >> yeah. >> that's amazing. >> wow. >> amazing. >> the united states air force academy football team well they were awarded com commandner chief trophy tuesday by president trump. this is 20th time air force won the trough: team won fourts of the last 7 years. >> i keep saying one day i'll go to win

and the officer who killed walter scott agreed to plead guilty. >> i love my -- and i thank god for justicelso tonight, hillary clinton says she has the election won and then -- >> called me a letter on october 28 and russia was leaked, raised ghowts the minds of people who were going to vote for me. >> a comedian gets serious. if you were born with con general cal heart disease like my son was, there is a good chance you never will be able to get health insurance because hee had a preexisting condition. >> pelley:

looking at, walter scott case in charleston, the makeup there was, all white except for they had thatan impact. hung jury. that case has been settled in federal court with him pleading guilty. >> in this case, looking at two black women, seven white women, three white men. alternates, one black man, one white woman. diversity of the jury that's what they're looking at. many people will be watching the case closely. >> definitely. >> in our next half-hour, cabinet secretary booed and jeered as she tried to give a commencement address. >> first, "dance moms" star, abby lee miller, speaking out about prison and the one thing she says she would do differently. you are watching "world news now." powerful formula... removes over 100 stains. spray and wash. better on over 100 stains. ♪ ♪ >>> well she made a name for herself on the hit series dance moms. now abby lee miller speaking out about her newest role, prison inmate. >> reality star sentenced to a year and a day for bankruptcy fraud. she says it was all just a mistake. here's abc's linsey davis. >> no! none! >> reporter: the dance inst

bargain, michael slager pleaded guilty to several civil rights ces the civil rights shooting of walter scott. video showed him running away from him. his mother says god never fails. >> and i love my son. i miss him. i miss him dearly. and i thank god for justice. >> no sentencing date for slager has been set. >>> and there is outrage in baton rouge after the justice department reportedly decided no tot charge two white police officers in the death of a kblac man alton steriling. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> that's why you are here. we've never grieved. we've never grieved. we've anyone been to the grave. not yet. >> last year video captured police convenience store. they say he didn't comply with orders and was caring a gun. >>> red sox apologized to baltimore orioles outfielder adam jones after he was racially taunted at fenway park. when jones came to the plate for the first time last night, he got a standing ovation. >> i'm appreciative that action was taken and that not everybody feels the same way as selected people. >> monday night jones said fans called him the "n" word and threw a

back here in the states a former south carolina police officer captured on video fatally shooting walter scott, michael slager expected to plead guilty to federal charges in the 2015 shooting. that's a major reversal. slager had previously claimed he was just doing his job and scott was threatening his safety. in december his state trial on murder and manslaughter charges ended in a hung jury. >>> there's been another major shake-up within the executive ranks at fox news. just two weeks after the ouster of the network star anchor bill o'reilly, fox niws co president bill shine has also been forced out the door. in the wake of a growing sexual harassment and discrimination scandal. sean hannity is standing up for shine warning his departure would be the end of fox news as we know it. >>> there's a new warning about the latest facebook craze which ks you've attended. >> but security experts are increasingly worried that what appears to be a harmless memory to share with your friends could be used against you by hackers. >> that's because your first concert is a question many people answer if the

he pleaded guilty to violating walter scott's civil rights. scott was killed back in 2015, shot in the back as he ran from slager during a traffic shop. >>> a fire at the mars candy factory. trailers were burned to a crisp. this plant turns out tons of snickers and m and ms . and, we watch a four-year-old with autism slip into a pond and disappear. the officer dives in to save the boy. he says god put him in the right place at the right time. >>> and in less than 15 minutes, stephen colbert welcomes the hilarious amy schumer. >> hey everybody. join me on the schumer. >> thank you for having me. >> i love this outfit. >> you do? you can borrow it any time. >> no! >> the late show with stephen colbert right after we finish things and adam ys right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood u

major reversal from the 35-year-old ex-officer pleading guilty to willfully using deadly force on walter scott, even though it was objectively unreasonable under the circumstances. >> my hope is that accountability for michael slager is going to mean that fewer officers die, that fewer civilians die and that we move forward together as a nation, as a community. >> reporter: the families of slager and scott weeping in the courtroom. >> today is a day of victory for walter. we got justice. >> reporter: federal prosecutors opting not to speak publicly about this plea deal. he was led away from the hearing in handcuffs. abc news, new york. >> a baby was stabbed outside a san francisco school this morning in an apparent road rage confrontation. it happened as parents dropped off their kids as sherri dan elementary school. the baby-sitter hit the side of another car, breaking the side mirror. the drivers then started arguing. the woman whose car was hit said she felt threatened so she grabbed the knife from her car. >> i'm behind my car. there's no way for me to move. when you're that close in proxi

it ended when walter scott was shot in the back as he ran away from slater.athan has more from american american 8. >> his defense team confirms the ex-cop will plead guilty to using excessive force in violation of federal civil rights law. the former north charleston police officer has faced federal and state charges in connection with the 2015 fatal shooting of walter scott, unarmed motorist who fled during a traffic stop. a bystander captured the incident on cell phone video. the images of a white officer gunning down a fleeing black man circulated on social media and prompted civil rights demonstrations. last year, the state of south carolina tried slager for murder, but the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict, resulting in a mistrial. a state prosecutors had planned to retry slager, but that was before today's developments in the federal case. slager's lead defense attorney issued a written statement this afternoon saying that we hope that michael's acceptance of responsibility will help the scott family as they continue to grieve their loss. la

video of that shooting called showed walter scott was running away when michael slager shot him during traffic stop in 2015. but for nearly two years slager claimed he was simply defending himself. he is now facing life in prison. scott's family is speaking out about slager's admission. >> today is rare. the gardners, the blands, the wright family, they didn't get this type of justice we got today. >> the case marks a rare conviction for a police officer involved in an on-duty killing and also concludes both state and federal cases against slager. >>> some staggering numbers this morning. the nation's airlines collected a whopping $4.2 billion in baggage fees last year. that's a 10% increase from 2015. but not everything was higher. fees for changing a reservation fell by 4% to just under $3 billion. >>> some american airlines flyers will have to go with a little less legroom. the airline is reducing space on some coach seats by another two inches. that will happen on its new 737 max jetliners. united airlines may soon follow. >>> well, when we come back, caught on camera, a police off

. >> reporter: the family of walter scott cried as the plea was read in court. the defendant used deadly force even though it was unreason scott was shot five times in the back in april of 2015 as he ran from a traffic stop. in a written statement slager's defense team said we hope that michael's acceptance of responsibility will help the scott family as they continue to grieve their loss. slager's trial had been scheduled to start in a few days, he faced civil rights charges, lying to investigators and using a firearm in a violent crime. even with this plea he still faces life in prison but could get much less. >> the victory was him admitting that he did wrong. >> reporter: last year slager went to trial on state murder charges. he told the court he was in total fear for his life when scott grabbed his stun gun. >> in my mind at that time people don't run. >> reporter: jurors could not reach a verdict. they agreed to drop those state charges as part of a plea agreement. >> gabe gutierrez president trump and russian leader vladamir putin could meet face-to-face

gun, 35-year-old michael slager, now admits he wasn't defending himself when he shot 51-year-old walter scott in the back in 2015, and that he acted "with specific intent to do something the law forbids." saying those words in court, that he's guilty, now puts an end to both the federal and state trials against him. >> today is rare. the garners, the blands, the rice family, they didn't get this type of justice that we got today. >> in court, slager explained that there was violent fight that you didn't see in the cell phone video. >> i fired until the threat was stopped. >> reporter: at sentencing later this year, prosecutors say they'll ask for hard time, 20 years, the scott family would like life >> steve osunsami tonight. thank you. >>> we turn this evening to the urgent warning now that four countries are on the brink of famine. 20 million people, families and children. the doctors are in a race against time as we raffle with the american woman who runs save the children. you're about to see what we wbsed in somalia land. in northern somalia as millions face starvation across the horn of

walter scott's mother says she's forgiven slager for killing her son...was glad that the former officer admitted to his crime. (vicki) a few dallas officers are being hailed as heroes tonight... for rushing to the aid of a paramedic who had been critically injuried - during an active shooter situation. police say the gunman, derick brown, opened fire on paramedics who were responding to a shooting call at his home. officers say brown was acting erractically and killed his roomate before shooting and critically injuring a neighbor outside. officers dodge gunfire to help the injured paramedic and the injured roomate- who both remain at the hospital in critical condition. brown was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunwound. (vicki) we are also learning new details about a deadly stabbing that happened yesterday on the campus of university of texas. the victim who died during the attack has been identified as harrison brown... a freshman at the school who was involved in band and the choir. two other students who were stabbed during the attack - have be

former officer, michael slager pleaded guilty in his federal civil rights trial after shooting walter scottcott's family commending prosecutors for the effort. >> we still receive the things we need to get done. we got it done. we got justice. >>reporter: the footage of the texas shooting has not been made public and police say officials are still determining whether the officer will face charges. . >>> new crime statistics from san francisco show improvement in some areas but disturbing spikes and others. overall, violent crime dropped by almost 8% in 2016. auto theft down by more than 20% and property crimes more than 10% but the troubling numbers gun violence up 58 homicides compared to 53 and 44 by guns. please see the number of people shot and wounded jumped by more than 25% from 183 to 228 last year. >>> san francisco transportation officials have approved plans for building protective bike lanes in a busy part of the city. the fire department raised concerns. how this proposal will affect traffic in the city. >>reporter: we are at market and octavia a very busy intersection for drive

he violated walter scott's civil rights when he shot him in the back two years ago.affic stop in south carolina. his family saying their healing can begin. the plea deal clears him of pending murder charges after the state's case ended in a mistrial last year. he faces 25 years behind bars. a former soldier attended pretending to be a dead comrade took on his way into a free home and cash, admitted to stealing the story of maureen casey owens who took his own life after losing his legs and to convince a nonprofit that set up with wounded veterans with mortgage free homes, blackstone, 21 months behind bars to pay $300,000. a university safety official is suspended after the school is locked down for hours, an investigation underway at colgate university after someone reported a black man with a gun on campus turned out to be a student working on an art project, the president says they will review the role of implicit racial bias in reporting and response. >> democrats and republicans declaring victory ahead of this week's budget vote. >> congress has to vote before mi

there is no doubt that the walter scott case on the jordan evans case, these are very conspicuous cases that loom large in the psyche of americans so matter what the relationship i do not know if they will work with us, as you will know that we are working on a trust and integrity bill that i believe is a hand of friendship. it also includes the collection of data. that is numbers. you just cited the fbi report, but i viewed it as science that helps trace us toward providing the funding you're interested in. i was a great supporter of the cops on the beat program. grants like you said help as much as possible. which you comment -- would you comment very briefly because i want to get to it the share for him to further emphasize some of the tactics we have used in houston, and i want to thank the mayor for emphasizing terms of community outreach who you have engaged in. if you'd also answer the question, just this past monday , secretary kelly, and i know that you have gotten this notice in working with our joint terrorism, indicated that we may be in one of the most serious terrorist thr

officer michael slager shot and killed 50-year-old walter scott after a traffic stop in charleston. pleaded guilty to violating scott's civil rights as a part of a plea deal. slager's first murder trial ended with a hung jury. there is no word on slager's sentence. ( darya ) still ahead. a pool party in southern california becomes the scene of a shooting rampage. what we are learning about the gunman this morning. and after the break. a warning out this morning... why you need to avoid some types of fruits. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. town after town, one sidewalk blends into another. but there is a place where every street is different. every corner plays a new song. every day is a festival. where store fronts, cafe's and artists all say... mix it up. take another taste. linger a little longer. ann arbor does it up different. ann arbor does it pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) researchers are warning the public there are some fruits and veggies you should av