betty shelby is charged with first degree manslaughter. prosecutors say she acted unreasonably when she fatally shot terence crutcher a week ago. >>> for many shootings are proof of bias but research shows it's not just cops. >> most people are biased. according to our research, the majority of americans show some degree of unconscious negative attitudes towards minorities. >> reporter: nyu psychologist shows the science of racial bias and prejudice. they are shown a picture of a black or white male carrying a gun or harmless object and must make a quick decision to shoot or not shoot. >> you are in the role of a police officer and what's been found is that if the person who appears is black and they're holding a cell phone or soda can, people are more than likely to accidentally shoot them than if they were white. >> reporter: one study found subjects were about 30% more likely to shoot an unarmed black person than an unarmed white person. >> when we've used eye tracking in that task what we find is that the eyes always go to the person's

district attorney said officer best i shelby reacted unreasonablely when she shot and killed terence croucher. correspondent manual, tells us why the slain man's family says, they hey never see justice even though the officer has been charged. >> reporter: tulsa officer betty shelby turn herself into police, less than a week after she shot and killed terence croucher. >> shots fired report. >> each of our at end of the our days will have to account for our own action. >> reporter: shelby is accused of unlawfully and unnecessarily shooting croucher following his refusal to comply her lawful order. prosecutors say that the defendant's fear resulted in her unreasonable actions. croucher's between sister is grateful for the decision but says it is just in the enough. >> we know this history of of these cases. we know, she's been charged, and then we will get in convictions. we're dehanding full prosecution. >> reporter: shelby was responding to a call when she encountered kutcher's abandon vehicle, video from the police helicopter shows croucher walking toward his suv hand in the air. >>

betty shelby has been charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of terence crutcher. in the last few hours, shelby was booked and released on $50 tiffany. >> while we're pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand nothing will bring him back. our goal now as a family is to insure that this never happened to another innocent citizen. we're demanding full prosecution. we want a conviction, and when that happens, this is a small victory, but we know we have to get >> nbc's blake mccoy has more. >> video from a police helicopter shows terence crutcher with his hands up, just moments before being shot and killed by tulsa police last friday. >> shots fired. >> the officer who fired, betty shelby, is being charged. >> i determined that the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. >> an attorney for the officer officer shelby suspected crutcher to be high on pcp. she said he wouldn't follow commands a

if convicted, shelby faces four years to life in prison. meanwhile in charlotte, north carolina, the protest continued further day to demand police release video of the shooting of african-american father keith lamont scott. north carolina governor patrick rory as to cleared a state of emergency and mobilize the national guard. the charlotte mayor has imposed a midnight curfew amidst the ongogoing protest. all the polilice initially claid ththey tased and then shshot sct because he was armed, scott's family says he was not armed except with a book in hand. they say he been sitting in his car waiting to pick up his own after school. chiefrsday, the police kerr putney walked back the claims that you can clearly see that scott had a gun. >> the video does not give me absolute definitive visual confirm that would a person is pointing a gun. i did not see that in the videos that i have reviewed. amy: scott's family has been shown the video, but it has not yet been released to the public. meanwhile, the protester who police claim was a victim wed

betty shelby - the officer who shot terrence crutcher last friday... has been charged with manslaughter. dashcam and aerial footage shows crutcher, who was black - walking away with his arms in the air before shelby fired. police say - crutcher was not listening to commands.. the tulsa county district attorney's office says - shelby "reacted unreasonably." we are less than 50 days until the election colorado a focul point of its strategy - on thursday, v-p nominee mike pence was in the springs... donald trump junior was at the mesa county fairgrounds... and ivanka trump made appearances in denver and fort collins. during a visit with pastors in colorado springs, pence talked about recent protests and police shootings. he says - the focus should be on unity - and not what he called - "institutional bias or racism within law enforcement." two of trump's children were also in colorado. ivanka trump spoke and fort collins.. and donald trump junior campaigned for his father at the mesa county fairgrounds. the first presidential debate is on monday it will b

officer shelby suspected him to be hue on pcp. she said he wouldn't follow commands. >> reporter: i shot the suspect. he didn't show me his hands. >> reporter: the video shows the story. the tulsa world was told violent pcp was found in the car. no gun was found. legal against officers, especially this combik quickly are unusual. >> we are seeing more attention and in rare cases fast movement towards prosecuting officers. >> the first steps in a long road to justice for terence crutcher and his family began today. >> reporter: crutcher's family is mourning the father of four. blake mccoy, nbc news. tulsa continue to the tumultuous race. three days away, they told african-american protesters, they're outraged that they're threatening their own communities. >> the riot in the streets is a threat to all peaceful sids. it must be ended and ended now. the main victims of these violent zraegss are law abiding african-americans who live in these communities and only want to raise their children in safety and peace. >> that came after tru

now, we asked did officer shelby have a taser? the answer is yes. but it was not deployed, instead, she fired her gun, which was already drawn. don? >> thank you very much for that, ana, i appreciate it. lots to discuss now. attorney monique presley is here, of the st. louis police officer's association, the author of "war on police, and michael nutter, a cnn political commentator, and former mayor. now we have what's happening in tulsa. let's talk about tulsa as we keep an eye on north carolina. monique to you. officer shelby's attorney said she believed terrance crutcher posed an immediate threat to her and the other officers. as you look at that as a trained attorney, does that support is that. >> there's nothing i've seen so far that supports that. when an african-american male is shot, unarmed, we get these tag words, we get these automatic responses either from the attorney for a particular police officer, or from the police department saying that there was some sort of eminent threat that police officer using their judgment, using their subje

shelby turned herself in to police after shooting terence crutcher. >> each of us at the end of our days have to account for our own actions. >> shelby is accused of unlawfully and unnecessarily shooting crutcher following his refusal to comply with her landfall orders. prosecutors say the defendant's fear resulted in her unreasonable actions. crutcher's sister not enough. >> we know the history of these cases and we know she has been charged and we get no convictions. we are demanding full prosecution. >> shelby was responding to a call when she encountered crutcher's abandoned vehicle and it shows him walking towards the s.u.v. hands in the air. according to an affidavit filed shelby's commands to stop and reached inside the front window and lawyers for the crutcher's family say the video shows the window was up. >> the prosecutor felt he could get a conviction out and we will hold him to that standard. >> reporter: shelby faces a minimum of four years in prison if convicted. the funeral for terence crutcher is scheduled for tomorrow. manuel bojorquez cbs news, tulsa. >> chris: th

betly shelby has been charged with first degree manslaughter. in the last few showers, shelby was booked and released on $50,000 bond. the corporation were welcomed by his twin sister tiffany. >> while we are pleased to learn the officer who senselessly killed my beloved when the brother, will face criminal charges for her recklessing a, we understand that nothing will bring him back. our yoel notice as a family is to ensure this never happens to another innocent citizen. 23 are demanding full progression kuchlths we want a conviction, when that happens, this is a small victory. but we know we got to get ready to fight this war. >> nbc's blake mccoy has more. >> reporter: video from a police helicopter shows terence crutcher with his hands up, moments before being shot and killed by tulsa police last friday. >> shots fired! >> the officer who fired, betty shelby, being charged. >> i determined the firing of the felony manslaughter in the first degree against police officer betty shelby is warranted. >> reporter: an attorney for the officer said

shelby? >> romona. yeah, players at euclid high school are behind us warming up for tonight's homecoming game and it will be an extra special one honoring andre jackson passing away over the weekend. i am told there will be a balloon release as a moment of silence at 7:00 before kick off scheduled for 7:07 check this out. here is a towel i was given that was made for tonight especially in honor of andre jackson. >> the players also have number 24 on helmets and they have that on bracelets and also on the towel here. andre was actually 48. but i am told he wanted to be number 24 and a senior on the team had the number and they are honoring him with number 24 playing strongsville tonight. we will be out here throughout the night and talk to friends and people out here tonight and also we will be capturing this live on facebook. make sure you join us to see the ceremony about 7:00, later this evening. >> reporting live shelby miller cleveland 19 news >> romona: all right, shelby. nice to see the tribute. a

if officer shelby is convicted, she could face anywhere from four years to life in prison. david. >>> and pedestrians seen kicking one of the bombs in new jersey without knowing it. here's the video. pressure cooker before the other bomb exploded in chelsea. and now, how investigators believe the suspect got his bomb into new york city. on the train. here's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, that new surveillance video showing the unexploded pressure cooker, that one man even kicking it. authorities have scoured the footage, including that moment the suspected bomber plants the device. tonight, abc news receivie ing information that police now believe ahmad rahami brought the bomb in on a train. and now more questions about whether authorities missed a crucial warning two years ago. the alleged bomber's father claiming he told the fbi about his son's apparent radicalization after a trip to pakistan and afghanistan. mohammad rahami telling the a change in his personality. his mind was not the same. he had become bad." the fbi saying it did follow up in 2014, but mr. rahami

shelby is 42, on the tulsa force five years. this is one of two cases this week that has reignited the national debate over the deathes of african americans at the hands of police. manuel bojorquez is in pulsa. >> reporter: after reviewing police dash-cam and helicopter video, county district attorney steve kunzweiler announced the charge less than a week after white police officer betty shelby shot and killed 44-year-old terence crutcher, an unarmed black man. according to the affidavit, the investigator found shelby reacted unreasonably, and that she became emotionally involved to the point that she over-reacted. terence crutcher's family responded to the announcement. >> but while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back. >> reporter: district attorney steve kunzweiler: >> i do not know why things happen in this world the way they do. we need to pray for wisdom and guidance on each of

shelby was immediately released from the jail here after posting a $50,000 bond. the district attorney's decision case like this, following demands for a transparent investigation. >> in the matter of the death of terence crutcher, i determined that the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. >> reporter: tulsa officer betty shelby turned herself in to police less than a week after she shot and killed terence crutcher. >> shots fired. >> each of us at the end o our own actions. >> reporter: shelby is accused of unlawfully and unnecessarily shooting crutcher following his refusal to comply with her lawful orders. prosecutors say the defendant's fear resulted in her unreasonable actions. crutcher's twin sister is grateful for the decision but says it's not enough. >> we know the history of these cases. we know she's been charged but then we get no convictions we're >> reporter: shelby was responding to a call when she encounted crutcher's abandoned vehicle. video from a police helicopter

but in neither video can you see officer shelby open fire. that is the crucial moment. and the big question mark here. officer shelby's attorney telling us, leading up to that moment, terence crutcher had refused to obey several commands. and that he reached into his vehicle which is why officer shelby opened fire, fearing he may be grabbing for a weapon. now, we know there was no weapon. he was unarmed. and there was no weapon in the vehicle. as outrage continues to grow in this community and around the nation, the police chief is asking people to withhold judgment until the investigations are complete. and he vows justice will prevail. john and christine. >> thanks so much for that, ana. >> we'll have the very latest on the protests happening automatic night in charlotte right after the break. >>> also ahead -- donald trump, he's making the case for profiling. he says that's the best way to deal with terror. some new reaction and new case in the trump campaign. that's next. ♪ everything kids touch at school sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't

. >>> the family of terence about betty shelby. she turned herself in to authorities this morning. officials said she has been released on a $50,000 bond. andrew spencer reports that while crutcher's family is relieved charges will be brought, they will not be satisfied unless there's a conviction. >> the shame breaks here. >> reporter: calling the announcement a small victory, crutcher's twin sister said the work is not done. chain of injustice, break the chain of police brutality. the chain break in tulsa, oklahoma. >> reporter: tulsa police officer betty shelby faces a charge of first-degree felony manslaughter. shelby is the officer who shot and killed 40-year-old crutcher with his suv stopped in the middle of a road last week. shelby's attorney has said she feared crutcher may have been reaching for a weapon but no weapon was ever found. crutcher's family has mixed feelings about the charges filed. >> his mother relieverred there were charges brought. the family saw murder on that video. >> reporter: the family won't be satisfied unless shelby is convicted. >> we know the hist

>> the district attorney says arrangements have been made to have shelby turn herself in. >>> donald trump's running mate addressed the recent police filings in colorado springs today. mike pence attended a town hall meeting at a community center. >>> trump's daughter was in colorado today as his campaign tries to court women voters her. she spoke at a colorado women's alliance in denver. she sat down with shaun boyd to talk about how her father's tax plan will help working women and stay at home parents. >> under his policy proposals, stay at home mothers and fathers can open dependent care savings acts for their children. it's high time we recognize the value of stay at home parents. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is off the campaign trail for the rest of the week. monday's debate at hofstra in new york. >>> an exclusive investigation exposing voter fraud in colorado as we approach election day. >> the man is dead, he can't vote! >> casting ballots from the grave. >> that's illegal. >> coming up only on 4, how people are pulling off this scam. >> does this sho

that is when shelby's attorney says he was reaching into the car causing shelby to fear for her life. the district attorney said shelby checked the suv and knew there was no threat on the driver's side. lawyers for crutcher's family are happy the charges have been brought. >> the window was closed. that's what so many critics are saying. the window was closed. she knew the window was closed. if so, why shoot? joining us to talk about the issues in charlotte and tulsa is retired police officer dorsey. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> the family has been shown the video in charlotte. the family not convinced. this is what they say. after watching the video, the family has more questions than answers. is it possible to discern what, if anything, he is holding in his hands? mr. scott's hands were by his side and he was walking backward. it is appropriate that the authorities release the video to the public? >> in that is what we are cla clamoring for. there was evidence of what occurred. >> no book. there is a gun. >> now we're hearing there is not clear cut evidence. it is a li

why did officer shelby shoot? >> you know, one thing that's important is to understand what happened before any video started being taken by either the police helicopter or the other arriving police cars. officer shelby's on her way to a call when she sees this car in the middle of the road and stops to help. she's going to find out if someone's broken down, if there's been a problem. and within that next minute to a minute and a half, this thing escalates by mr. crutcher refusing to follow any of her commands, refusing to communicate with her in any way. and it elevated and led up to the shooting there at the side of the car. >> but why did she shoot him? what was it that led her to shoot him? >> when she first encountered mr. crutcher, he was walking along the north side of the roadway, headed west, and she thought maybe he was the driver of the car and said, sir, is this your car, come talk to me, we need to get it moved. he kind of mumbled something. it's the only time he said anything verbally during the enti

when shelby approached him. shelby's attorney says the officer thought crutcher was reaching for a weapon and refusing shelby's commands./// ((brian loftus)) >>> these recent shootings front and center on the campaign trail. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton called recent police-involved shootings of black men "unbearable" . ((kirsten joyce)) >> republican presidential nominee donald trump said he was "very troubled" by the tulsa shooting. he also called for an expansion of the aggressive "stop and frisk" police tactic... which allows officers to detain and search pedestrians based on the suspicion of criminal activity. its legality has been already stopped the practice. both candidates are trying to broaden their appeal to minority voters as they head into the home stretch of the presidential race. >> donald trump (r) presidential candidate: that man was hands up that man went to the car, hands up - put his hand on the car. i mean, it looked like he did everything you're supposed to do. >> hillary

shelby remains free on bond. police in pennsylvania are on a desperate search for a man caught on surveillance video.. repeatedly beating a young child. we want to warn you...the video is hard to watch. for 30 seconds, you see the man hitting the little boy in a parking lot. at first he uses his belt. then-- it looks like he punches knocking him to the ground. he finally picks him up and forces him into the car. a witness says at first he thought it was two adults fighting, until he could hear the boy screaming. he rushed over to put a stop to it, but he says they were already in the car. "the boy's lip was bleeding. his little hand was bloody on the window. the pain, the fear, his eyes just were like help me. he just had it all over him. help me. and i'll do all i can to help that boy." police officers having been injuries. they're hoping someone will do the right thing and come forward. a daycare employee in kentucky has been cited with second degree assault.. stemming from a disturbing game. according to lexin

the search for the su killer of a shelby police officer is over. stomach authorities arrested irving fenner junior in rhode island. >> rhode island authorities to 23 -year-old irving fenner junior in custody around 2:30 a.m. he was captured in coventry, rhode island. center, who is from grover, north carolina was taken to a nearby hospital according to our affiliate in providence.

if officer shelby is convicted, she is facing four years to life in prison. david? >> clayton, thank you. >>> and disturbing video in new york city after the bombs were placed here. the bombs without knowing it. here's the video. people walking by, kicking the pressure cooker before the other bomb exploded in chelsea. and now, we've learned how investigators believe the suspect got his bomb into new york city. on the train. here's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, this new surveillance video showing the unexploded pressure cooker, one man even kicking it. authorities have scoured the footage, looking for clues and witnesses, including the moment the suspected bomber plants the device. tonight, abc news receiving information that police now believe ahmad rahami took train into manhattan, carrying the explosive devices from new jersey. and now more questions about whether authorities missed a crucial warning two years ago. the alleged bomber's father repeating claims he told the fbi about his son's apparent radicalization after a trip to pakistan and afghanistan. mo

now she is becoming concerned. >> reporter: shelby pulls her gun, shooting crutcher when she says he reaches inside his car. >> shots fired. >> reporter: but crutcher's family says shelby's fear did not justify her pulling the trigger. >> we know he was unarmed. >> reporter: today, the presidential candidates took a rare swipe against police over excessive force. >> it's unbearable. and it needs to become black voters, trump is taking aim direct little at officer shelby. >> did she get scared? was she choking? what happened? >> in front of the police department -- >> reporter: in tulsa -- >> and we're telling them to fire -- >> betty! >> reporter: protests have been peaceful. but activists warn the city is on edge. >> if they don't charge her, it may get ugly. >> reporter: but david, organizers say the protests, and there is another one planned here tonight, will continue, while investigators decide officer shelby's fate. clayton, thank you. >>> donald trump continues to court the african-american vote in this country, praying with a group of pastors in cleveland today. it comes amid

officer betty shelby is charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of terence crutcher. manuel bojorquez has the latest. tulsa officer betty shelby turned herself into police less than a week she shot and killed terence crutcher (natsot) (tulsa police officer) "shots fired!"(sot) (steve kunzweiler, tulsa county district attorney) (nf11 @ 163247)"each of us at the end of our days will have to account for our own actions." unnecessarily" shooting crutcher following his "refusal to comply with her lawful orders." prosecutors say, "the defendant's fear resulted in her unreasonable actions" (gfx out)track 4 crutcher's twin sister is grateful for the decision, but says it's not enough.(sot) (tiffany crutcher, terence crutcher's sister) (nf11 @ 1822) 182234)"we know the history of these cases. we know this is the formality. we know she's been charged. but then we get no convictions. we're demanding full prosecution." track 5shelby was responding to a crutcher's abandoned vehicle. video from a police helicopter shows crutcher walking toward his suv hands in the air. (nat) (chopp

shelby's lawyers say - she fired when he reached into his car's window. but police say - crutcher did not have a gun on him - or in his car. and in sou of shooting three people at an elementary school- will face a judge in juvenile court. on wednesday - police say the 14- year-old shot and killed his father before driving to the school - and firing during recess. one teacher and two students were hit... one of those students - just six years old - is in critical condition. a volunteer firefighters was one of the first people on the scene...and is being called a hero for taking the shooter down. for a third night, tuesday's fatal officer involved shooting. protesters marched near the site of the shooting - shouting "no justice, no peace." on tuesday - police shot and killed alfred olango - a ugandan refugee. they say he was acting erratically - and pointed an object at officers while in a "shooting stance." that object - turned out to be a vaper cigarette. now - el cajon's mayor and police chief are defending their decision to only show a single frame of c

investigators say officer betty shelby opened fire on terence croucher on friday. authorities wrote an affidavit that shelby quote reacted unreasonablely during that stop. she faces first degree manslaughter charges. video shows croucher walking away from officers with his arms in the air. >>> donald trump taking philadelphia's favorite cheese stake he chose geno's over pat's. trump took a break for a cheese stake at a popular philadelphia spot and he is surrounded by his people there, including his son, eric, standing there in the back. after treating himself republican nominee continued his fight to win battle ground state of pennsylvania. he helped todd chester township for a public rally. former ncaa basketball coach bobby knight introduced trump as he came out to the rocky theme music on stage at sun center studios. trump started his speech talking about recent police involved shootings. he said victims in the the violent demonstrations are law abiding african americans who simply want to raise their children in peace. >>> hillary clinton stayed off campaign t

prosecution. >> shelby was responding to a call when she encountered crutcher's abandoned vehicle. video from a police helicopter shows crutcher walking toward his suv hands in the air. >> this guy is still walking. >> reporter: according to an affidavit filed thursday, crutcher was not responding to any of officer shelby's commands to stop an reached in the driver's side front window but lawyers for crutcher's family shows images that the window was up. >>he that he thought he could get a conviction on. >> reporter: defense attorney scott woods says he's surprised how quickly the charge was handed down. what will her defense be? >> her defense will be that she was reasonably in fear for her life at the time she used deadly force. >> reporter: shelby could face a minimum of four years in prison if convicted. the funeral for terence crutcher is scheduled for tomorrow. the fbi this morning is investigating what may be the biggest hack ever. yahoo! announced yesterday that personal information associated with at least 500 million users was stolen. josh elliott shows us how it took two

the attorney for officer shelby says she has been receiving death threats. the family of terence crutcher says they do not advocate violence in any way, shape or form. but they are -- >> okay. i apologize. we got the latest from tulsa. we'll continue to keep you post snooped let's look now at the live pictures at the celebration at smithsonian. the african-american museum of history and culture. we're expecting congressman john lewis to take the podium in just a moment. we'll take a quick break and bring to it you live when that happens. >> the second event was -- driving is a skill. very gently release the clutch. okay. that was too fast. so is managing your credit. get experian creditworks basic for free today and you can start getting better. you'll get access to your experian credit report and customer service experts to help answer your questions. so you can learn to be better. good job. start building your credit skills today for free. visit experian dot com slash free right now. experian®. be better at credit. we'll play something besides video games

black voters, trump is taking aim direct little at officer shelby. >> did she get scared? was she choking? what happened? >> in front of the police department -- >> reporter: in tulsa -- >> and we're telling them to fire -- >> betty! >> reporter: protests have been peaceful. but activists warn the city is on edge. >> if they don't charge her, it may get ugly. >> reporter: but david, organizers say the protests, and there is another one planned here tonight, will continue, while investigators decide officer shelby's fate. dad? clayton, thank you. >>> donald trump continues to court the african-american vote in this country, praying with a group of pastors in cleveland today. it comes amid a new poll just out tonight, showing hillary clinton now at 43%, trump, 37% nationally among likely voters. among african-americans, in june, trump had 1% of the african-american vote. tonight, he has 7%, clinton with 81%. and an unexpected moment today on the trump campaign. abc's tom llamas, in detroit >> reporter: today, donald trump in prayer with pastors. an event that started with a

officer shelby lab placed on administrative leave with pay. in washington, stephanie ramos channel6 "action news." >> rick and monica. >> all right, stephanie, thank you. >>> turning to politics now in a stunning announcement from texas senator ted cruz tonight. less than two hours ago cruz posted on his facebook page that he will vote for republican candidate donald trump in november. trump and cruz were bitter enemies during the republican primary earlier this year. cruz refused to endorse trump at the rnc in july. in a statement this afternoon trump said he was greatly honored by cruz's endorsement. >> now this comes just days before the first faceoff between trump and democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. the two will square off in a nationally televised debate on hofstra university's campus in new york state monday night. both clinton and trump are preparing for what could be a record breaking television audience that night. clinton has been off the campaign trail most of the week. her campaign tells abc news she has been immer

officer betty shelby turned herself into authorities. she was booked and bonded out. the district attorney is charging her with first-degree manslaughter, a charge that means a minimum of four years in prison. a maximum of life in prison if a jury convicts. shelby's attorney told cnn by phone the d.a.'s decision to charge her was a rush to judgment. but the family of terence crutcher, a father of four seen here in this police helicopter video, sees it much differently. is this a rush to judgment, as he says? >> well, if it was turned around and if it was you or i or anybody else that would have shot a police officer, then it wouldn't have been a rush to judgment. get 'em, we need to get 'em, throw away the key. but because it's an average guy, my brother, june, a bad dude, oh, there's a rush to judgment. he shouldn't have been shot down. it's not a rush to judgment at all. >> reporter: the reference to "bad dude," from someone in a police helicopter on the day of the shooting. >> that looks like a bad dude. >> reporter: officer shelby's attorney says his client didn't

are you surprised officer shelby has been charged with manslaughter? >> like i said yesterday, you know, we couldn't see what happened. so, aapparently, after the investigation they decided to charge her. >> you don't think there is enough evidence is what i'm hearing. >> i don't know. i don't know what her statement was. the fact that -- you know -- >> we know a little bit of what her statement was. we just heard it there in ana's piece where she felt her and her fell fellow officers were in danger of injury or death. >> we know there wasn't a gun in the car now, but did we know then? why did he decide not to follow the commands of the police. >> so you don't think she should have been charged is what i'm hearing. >> i don't know enough evidence. i do a further analysis when more comes out on the case, i'll take a look at it and make my own decision based on that. right now we don't know enough. >> talking to prosecutors about cases like this and very often if they see proof that an officer is not doing what they should have been doing in the situatio

officer betty shelby turned herself into authorities. she was booked and bonded out. the district attorney is charging her with first-degree manslaughter, a charge that means a minimum of four years in prison. a maximum of life in prison if a jury convicts. shelby's attorney told cnn by phone the d.a.'s decision to charge her was a rush to judgment. but the family of terence crutcher, a father of four seen here in this police helicopter video, sees it much differently. is this a rush to judgment, as he says? >> well, if it was turned around and if it was you or i or anybody else that would have shot a police officer, then it wouldn't have been a rush to judgment. get 'em, we need to get 'em, throw away the key. but because it's an average guy, my brother, you know, a bad dude, oh, there's a rush to judgment. he shouldn't have been shot down. it's not a rush to judgment at all. >> reporter: the reference to "bad dude," from someone in a police helicopter on the day of the shooting. >> that looks like a bad dude. >> reporter: officer shelby's attorney says his client di