inside his car. >> shots fired. >> reporter: but today, crutcher's family says shelby's fear did not justify pulling the trigger, and the videos prove he was no threat. >> we know that there was no gun in the car. we know he was unarmed. >> reporter: also today, both presidential candidates took a rare swipe against police over excessive force. >> it's unbearable. and it needs to become intolerable. >> reporter: in an appeal to black voters, trump is taking aim directly 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! >> 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. david? >> clayton sandell with us. clayton, thank you. >>> donald trump continues to court the african-american vote in th

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

. >> we went ahead live to shelby miller and staying cool anyway. shelby? >> that's right, mark. on a hot day like last year stowe munro city schools told me their classrooms got up to 90 degrees without air-conditioning pope leaving a tough learning environment. things had to change. they brought in portable air-conditioning units and it >> giant white portable air-conditioning units sit outside in stowe. inside the building cool air the generate works for student and staff. >> it was hard especially in an upstairs classroom and now the temperature is comfortable. >> munro city schools added units to six older schools that didn't have ac. >> we had reports of migraines, children who would parents keep them at home because they didn't want to deal with the heat. >> director of operations mark fritz told me he measured classroom temperatures of more than 90 degrees. the heat took a toll with kids. >>> kids with heat sickness or throw up from the heat. >> the district knew it needed a change. >> we had poor academic performances because the heat was high and humidity was high and k

betty shelby is charged with first degree manslaughter. prosecutors say she acted 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 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 person's face first and then 2r5ks down to see what's in their hand. >> so they see their color first? >> yeah. >> they may make

shelby's vehicle and we don't know whether or not tpd is consistent with their policy had shelby had been equipped with this red button on the recording device that could of triggered the recording on her dash cam. " lawyers want to find out if the department treats african americans the same way it treat others during police investigations. they also want helicopter logs to see if it's normal for betty shelby's husband to be piloting a police chopper while she's on ground patrol. crutcher was shot and killed more than a week ago while approaching his stalled s-u-v with his arms up. last week betty shelby was charged with manslaughter in you may have to do some deeper digging when wanting to know the ages of your favorite actors. how a new law is going to make that information-- harder to fin. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next we're getting our first callers on tonight's presidential debate... the rant is coming district attorney steve wolfson: as district attorney, i've prosecuted a lot of violent people. our background check laws have stopped over 5,000 dangerous cr

cheryl: officer shelby turned herself last night. she was released 20 minutes later. convicted she faces four years and life in prison. the victim's family saying they are pleased that the officer has been charged with a crime. nicole: new york,-new jersey bombing attacks, the wife of rahami is back in the united states. she returned yesterday. the fbi said she left the u.s. for pakistan in june and voluntarily gave interview while in dubai earl earlier this week. investigators have not suggested that she is suspected of any wrong doing. meanwhile rahami remains hospitalized after a gun battle and it's unclear when he might be taken to court to face terrorism charges. cheryl: donald trump is calling for a national anticrime agenda, the fight violent crime in u.s. cities. trump commenting following protest in charlotte, north carolina over fatal police shooting of african-american man. trump dealing lou dobbs they need to stop and frisk. >> you take a place like chicago which is out of control, 3,000 shootings so far since january 1st, 3,000. i'm talking about from jan

this morning ,officer shelby is out of jail on bond. one week ago, she shot and killed terence crutcher next to "acted unreasonably by escalating the situation". dash cam video of the shooting has sparked outrage among many people across the nation. crutcher's family says they're pleased the officer has been charged, but they understand nothing will bring their loved one back. time now is x:xx --- a local judge is putting his foot down. we'll tell you what an attorney was wearing that had this judge angry. and we'd like to say thank you for making us your choice for local news. giving away two free tickets to see celine dion live at the collesium. this is the last day of this contest!! hello las vegas! we're back once again with our list of thirteen things to do in las vegas and it seems to be all about music this week. the bronx wanderers at ballys las vegas are ready to take mars. the christian rock group casting crowns perform sunday night at henderson pavilion. the group was voted contemporary artist of the year for both 2014 and 20

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 of our days will have to 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 demanding full prosecution. responding to a call when she encounted crutcher's abandoned vehicle. vide

officer betty shelby walks behind her with her gun raised. as another officer fires his >> this guy is still walking. following commands. >> not for taser, i this i. >> and a different take on crutcher. >> that looks like a bad dude too. >> the attorney for officer shelby who joined the police force in 2011 after working with the county sheriff for four years said that crutcher hadn't been following commands and believed he was reaching for a weapon in the car. >> i will tell you right now there was no g >> reporter: the police chief is promising a fair and open investigation. >> it will come out. i will make this promise to you. case. l eve icst thi department of justice ate an investigate alongside them, the family of crutcher, the man they desc father, brother and friend asks for juthe facts. we ask for answers. and we clearly got it through crutcher's family is asking that officer shelby be charged. the district attorney says it will take a little bit of time to determine if charges are necessary. in the meantime, officer shelby is on pai

officer betty shelby, though, is now facing felony manslaughter charges. cnn's ana cabrera is live in tulsa with the latest. good morning, ana. >> reporter: good friday morning, alisyn. we know more than 50 people were interviewed, pictures, video, all analyzed, the entire investigation complete and charges brought just six days after the fatal shooting. this morning, the crutcher family is calling this a small victory. tulsa police officer betty shelby turning herself in and released on bond overnight, charged with the shooting death of 40-year-old terence crutcher. >> we know that nothing that happens, not charges, not convictions, not sentencing, nothing will bring terence back. >> i determined that the filing of the federal crime of manslaughter in the first-degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. >> reporter: the felony manslaughter charge coming less than a week after the shooting was captured on this police helicopter video. crutcher, walking with his hands up, just moments before he's gunned down by shelby. >> shots fired! >>

here's a look at betty shelby's mug shot. shelby has been charged with first-degree manslaughter. shelby shot and killed terence crutcher last friday -- even though aeiral video shows he initially had his hands in the is also investigating the shooting. in wisconsin...a man is dead after a mudslide pushes his home onto a state highway. it happened near the town of victory yesterday.here you see what appears to be the lot where the house once stood. the victim's body was found not far from his home that settled on highway 35. this is what it looked like in black river falls in jackson county ... where a hydro- electric dam is now seriously damaged.black river falls municipal utilities says debris damaged the dam.. releasing one of the gates.a dam es should prevent significant flooding from reaching downtown. federal officials will be in milwaukee to draw attention to a special unit aimed at investigating social security fraud. pete zervakis is live with details on the dedication... and how it's helping to crack down on crooks. officials from the social security administration and t

tulsa police officer betty shelby has been arrested... charged with first-degree manslaughter in the death of 40-year-old terrance crutcher. the whole thing was caught on video. shelby says when she saw crutcher walk to his car... she feared he was reaching for a weapon.. although a weapon was never found. crutcher's family has mixed feelings about the charges: (( benjamin crump / attorney for crutcher family "his mother and father are relieved that there were charges brought. there are some in his family -- like many in the community -- that felt they saw murder occur on that video." tiffany crutcher / sister of terence crutcher "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." )) first-degree manslaughter, shelby could face between four years to life in prison./// ((brian loftus)) >>> a newly-released arrest report details allegations against a north las vegas doctor, that he inappropriately touched a patient.. 50-year-old jorge burgos was arrested wednesday

officer betty shelby is no charged with 1st degree manslaughter. the charges come a week after officer shelby shot and killed 40-year-old terence crutcher as he walked toward his broken down suv with his arms in the air. his family supports him and want to make sure this never happens again. >> while we are pleased to hi innocent twin brother for his senseless act, we understand nothing will bring back our father, nephew, father, cousin. our goal as a family is to insure this never happens to another innocent citizen. >> prosecutors say they believe officer shelby overreacted. her attorney claims she opened fire when crutcher began to reach into his suv window. >>> the time is 4:05. happening today the environmental protection agency is expected to get its look at a giant sink hole in polk county. it opened in late august at the mulberry plant and spilled millions of gallons into the contaminated water in the florida aqua fur. the florida department of environmental protection didn't notify neighbors. when pressed about the issue governor rick scot

her attorney says shelby opened fire when the man began to reach into his s-u-v window.police have said crutcher did not have gun on him or in his vehicle. investigators with the n-t-s-b caused a commuter train to crash in new jersey that killed one person and injured more than one hundred others. the accident happened at the height of morning rush hour yesterday. the train failed to stop as it reached the end of the line... smashing into a barrier and into the station itself.among those injured was the driver of the train. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:why marquette university called off a speech with the president of the milwaukee bucks.then -- it won't be just football at lambeau in the future.. what the team wants to do to make their homeea attraction. ?happy music? [bus honks] attraction. mom avo: as a working mom, i need after-school snacks to be easy. so a quick snack with buddig original is the perfect protein pick-me-up and it gives us more time together because they're only little for a little while. ?happy music? [whistle blows, ball bounces] mom avo: on socce

officer shelby shot and killed terrence crutcher last friday. the police department originally called the shooting shelby was placed on paid administrative leave after the shooting. crutcher walking away from shelby slowly with the hands in the air. and began to reach in his suv window. police did not find a weapon on crutcher or his vehicle. >> i have had the judge review a probable cause aft. a warrant has been issued for her arrest. county sheriff's department. >> reporter: he was waiting for help when police responded to a call from a person driving by. his family called for the officer to be charged. in the control room john cocoa on 7 news. >> now on 7. a city divided. >> we will not back down. >> it's a state of emergency after chaos in charlotte. >> anchor: the family of a black man shot and evidence of that deadly police shooting. >> anchor: this case igniting 2 nights of violent protest in the streets. the national guard mobilized for tonight. brandon gunnoe live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: something they have not seen sinc

we just got the mugshot of officer betty shelby. she turned herself in overnight and was released about 20 minutes later. tusla police department says it employment status after an internal affairs review. the family of terence crutcher has mixed feelings about the charges brought against tulsa officer betty shelby. crutcher's twin sister called the charges a small victory--- but noted that there is still a long road ahead--- if justice is to be served.. crutcher's family wants to see a conviction. :09 ( tiffany crutcher / sister of terence crutcher ) "we're gonna break the chains of injustice. we're gonna break the chains of police brutality. the chains break here in tulsa, oklahoma." officer shelby is seen on video shooting and killing crutcher she feared crutcher may have been reaching for a weapon, but no weapon was ever found. update-vm new details on the shooting we broke for you yesterday on good morning las vegas. police have pieced together what happened. turns out, a man and woman agreed to meet up, after talking to each o

her attorney says shelby was afraid he was reaching for a weapon -- when she fired the shot. today -- protesters gathered outside the courthouse -- and say shelby should be charged with first-degree murder. the victim leaves behind four children. and protests continue in charlotte, north carolina... after police say they will not release the video of keith scott being shot and killed by police. heres live look was shown dashboard and body camera footage... and say they want it shown to the public. police say it won't be released while the investigation is ongoing. during last night's violent protests -- one man was shot by another citizen... and died from his injuries. police say nine people were injured and 44 arrested overnight. back here in the valley... a clark county defense attorney agreed to remove a "black lives matter" pin from her blouse in court. saying he would not allow displays of political viewspoints during proceedings. deputy public defender -- erika ballou -- and her boss acknowledged the case law gives judges broad discretion in enforcing courtroom decorum.

shelby faces a minimum of four years in prison. subpoenas are issued for former congressman "anthony weiner's: cell phone and records.... as a new investigation is launched. investigators want to know if he sent sexually explicit texts to a 15-year-old girl. who's hillary clinton's closest adviser--- announced the two are ?separating.? coming up ....the divorce drama continues ... for one of hollywoods most popular couples.why brad pitt is speaking with authorities. 3 plus--- what the divorce means for wax museums around the russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. in your entertaiment news--- things are not looking up for b

tulsa police say a vial of the drug p-c-p vehicle.officer shelby is now on paid administrative leave. the justice department is now investigating.crutcher's funeral is scheduled for saturday. in our vote 2016 coverage today- today-republican presidential nominee donald trump spoke about the shootings in tulsa and charlotte. charlotte.trump is calling for unity as after the shootings of the two black men.he also says he believes in law and enforcement but he questions the actions of the officer that shot terence crutcher in tomorrow.on the democratic side today - hillary clinton is campaigning in florida. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews--not only with our station--but our sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. you can share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. new york and new jersey bo rahami-is now facing federal charges for planting bombs i

carole: after the week of terrence crutcher, the district attorney decides to charge officer betty shelby, as a community and community grieves, attorneys have begun to make their cases in the court of public opinion. the key issue whether crutcher was reaching for something inside his suv when he was shot. >> she was yelling at him to he gets to it the window of the suv, and has his hands in the air, looks down the side of the car at officer shelby, and his left hand goes into the window. >> attorneys for crutcher's family say they were quote, happen charges have been brought against the officer. shelby could face up to four years in prison if convicted. >>> "storm team 4" governor scott walker declared a state of emergency in drenched by torrential rains. national guard and all state agencies providing assistance to tomorrow's impacted by widespread flooding and mud slides. take a look. >> we begin with this dramatic scene in clark county, the rising water created a powerful current rushing toward the dam at the base of lake arbutus. sweeping this out-sized pontoon over the dam like a c

away from shelby with his arms in the air before being shot and killed. shelby claims crutcher was not following police commands and that she was forced to fire when he began to reach inside his vehicle. tulsa police say crutcher did not have a gun on him or in his vehicle. a contact 13 consumer alert this afternoon. if you have a yahoo account.. or used to have one. it may have been hacked. as many as 5-hundred million accounts may be affected. the company says it believes a behind the data breach---meaning an individual acting on behalf of a government. information including usernames, passwords and dates of birth may have been stolen. yahoo users are urged to change their password and security questions and review their accounts for suspicious activity. we are getting our first look at the man accused of shooting at his estranged wife and her new boyfriend. but now...we're learning the boyfriends teenage son told police he thought he was going to g 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston has the newest details from court. 08:53:50:26 he shot 2 people,

. >> officer betty shelby is free on bond after being charged with death of an unarmed black man in tulsa, oklahoma. >> nothing will bring back our father, our son, our brother. >> he remains in the hospital. investigators say he's currently incapacitated. >> hillary clinton behind closed doors preparing for the first debate. >> where is hillary today? they say she's been practicing for the debate. some people think she's sleeping. >> the secret service is looking the private passport information of michelle obama. >> we take any reports about a cyber breech seriously. >> half a million yahoo! accounts were hacked. >> major amounts of recent rainfall in the u.s. >> all that. >> the dalai lama of all people ridiculed the republican nominee. >> his mouth. >> the rookie takes it home for >> a shutout victory. 27-0 the final score. >> and all that matters. >> six members of the cast of "the west wing" are going to campaign for hillary clinton. >> the people excited about this are same people freaking out about their yahoo! e-mail getting hacked. >> are you excited to be the first girl preside

that's when officer shelby responded with deadly force. "you all see him walking with his hands up, he's walking slowly, he's not threatening to anyone, he. . it's daylight, they have several officers on the scene, and they could have easily, easily resolved this matter with less than lethal force." " dozens of protesters are calling for the immediate arrest of officer shelby she has been on paid leave since the shooting. to investigate whether the suspect in last weekend's bombings in new york and new jersey had ties to terrorism. authorities now say ahmad khan rahami bought bomb-making ingredients on ebay. his bail was just set at five-point- two million dollars. dianne gallagher has new details. <

protesters are calling for the arrest of officer betty shelby. she shot 40-year-old terence crutcher after responding to a report of vehicle. police say crutcher did not follow commands and was shot by shelby after moving towards his car. he did not have a weapon on him or in his s-u-v. shelby is now on paid administrative leave as the f-b-i and the justice department conduct an investigation. toss to rob toss to rob a frontal boundary will move over our area and to the south this morning with the first round of rain and farther north again this afternoon. with that front in the area today and tomorrow, we can expect periods of rain and thunderstorms today and tomorrow and possibly lingering into friday. temperatures will range with areas along and south of the front in the upper 70s to low 80s and areas north of the front a few degrees cooler. we settle down saturday but later sunday in to monday. today: periods of rain and thunderstorms. high: 80 dewpoint: 69 wind: sw 5-10 mph tonight: periods of rain and thunderstorms. low: 67 dewpoint: 70 win

that was when he was shot and killed by officer betty shelby. she is now on paid administrative leave. her attorney defended her actions. >> she gets to the window of the suv and has his hands in the air, looks at them, the side of the car at officer shelby and his left hand goes into the window. >> reporter: in tulsa, crutcher's family and the community are calling for criminal charges against officer shelby. the u.s. justice de also investigating this case. >>> and stories continuing to make headlines at the noon hour. new developments on the bombing attack in new york. how the father of the accused bomber warned the fbi about his son's agenda years ago. >> and volkswagon is getting hit hard with a major legal headache. how the massive diesel emissions scandal could have the auto maker dishing out billions of dollars to its investors. >> cleveland rocks. we know that. . >>> there are new developments in new york city. officials say that they found ahmad kahn ramhami, the suspect accused of planting bombs in and around the area, fingerprints at

shelby told investigators she feared for her life. she faces four years to life in prison in convicted. >>> donald trump called for racial healing in response to the protests. >> the gop nominee said a lack of spirit between the white and black communities is causing suggesting that illegal drugs are partly to blame for the riots in charlotte. he also spoke in support of police. >> we must work with our police, not against our police. they are great people, and they do a great job. [ cheers and applause ] those peddling the nod, this is supported by a opponent. you see what she's saying? it is not good, shared directly in the responsibility of the unrest that is afflicting our country. >> trump also endorsed stop and frisk before it was ruled that it unfairly targets minorities opinion trump will take a break to get ready for monday's debate. >>> clinton gave up a semi serious answer to what shoe would do if trump wins the election. >> let's talk about trump. >> let's. >> you see how well it works for donald trump. do you ever say to

meanwhile, officer shelby faces convicted. a judge will now decide whether that case goes to trial. >> and president obama is weighing in on the violent protests in charlotte. his first public reaction to the racial tension and unrest. >> in an exclusive interview with abc's robin roberts, the president explained how all americans can help bridge the growing racial divide. >> i think it's important to separate out the pervasive sense african-americans about shootings of people and the sense that justice is not always, you know, color-blind. the way we change the system requires us to be able to reach out and engage the broader american community, and that requires being peaceful, that requires being thoug what are the specific reforms you're looking for. the overwhelming majority of people who have been concerned about police community relations doing it the right way. every once in a while you see folks doing it the wrong way. >> robin's entire interview will air this morning on "good morning america." >> now to the president

officer betty shelby free on bond after surrendering. shelby faces manslaughter charges. >>> hillary clinton and donald trumpre campaigning to prep for their big debate monday night. but they're both keeping an eye on the unrest in charlotte. hillary clinton reached out to the mayor of that city and trump spoke with the governor. >>> looking at today's weather, lots of rain across the nation today. the heaviest will be in the rockies and southwest. summerlike on the first full day of fall in the middle of the country. >>> well, obviously it's been a very intense week, so we need to slide toward the first weekend the late night comedians for. and this week our "friday funnies" focused on just one of the presidential candidates. check it out. >> donald trump jr. tweeted out this graphic, "if i had a bowl of skittles and i told you just three would kill you, would you take a handful? that's our syrian refugee problem." it's a powerful metaphor. really makes me reconsider my stance on eating syrian refugees. >> the u.s. would be admitting 11

in the days long search for a suspect in the shelby officer's death. the suspect is now in custody. >>> a shooting at a hotel in raleigh. what we are learning about the victim and the search for suspects. stomach new fallout from house bill two. how much of the decision from the ncaa could cost the state and concerns from republicans. stomach breaking news now. 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. north carolina during a shootout with police over the weekend. on saturday, shelby police officer was shot while looking for fenner who had missed his court date. on monday the 38 -year-old married father of one died from his injuries. four women have also been charged in connection to this case. they are facing charge

officer betty shelby has since been released on bond. shelby says when she saw crutcher walk to his car... she feared he was reaching for a weapon... but he was unarmed. if she is convicted... shelby could face between four years to life in prison./// ((paul joncich)) >>> an early morning fire ripped through six local businesses... causing lots of damage. this happened at the "twin lakes plaza" shopping center near rancho and washington. firefighters had a tough time putting out the flames because the roof was built on top of another roof.. so the fire was difficult to get to. and it spread quickly. las vegas fire and rescue is trying to determine the cause. the only good news out of all of this is no one was injured./// ((denise valdez)) >>> we often hear complaints from parents about our public schools. ((paul joncich)) >> but under the new ccsd reorganization plan... parents make up 50 percent of the voting members. sharie johnson shows us the make up of what will be called tho paul, denise. starting next august, ccsd's central admini

gore and citizens united in shelby county. the lily that either case, not as disappointed as in constitutional cases because i was convinced the court had read title vii wrong. and there was someone else who could fix it. the last line of the ledbetter case was the law is that when congress is to correct the error to which colleagues have fall in. the lilly ledbetter act was the first piece of legislation that president obama signed when he took office. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming today, just as ginsburg. i was hoping you might share it by some of your thoughts because i know you're an advocate for access to just assembler his role in public interest work. maybe you would share with us about your thoughts on access to justice issues that confront not only the profession that obviously society at-large. >> obviously? >> society at-large as well. >> law is a privilege. because that is so, lawyers have an obligation to give back, to contribute to society. i tell a law student that you get a good paying job and an offer

>> reporter: tonight 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. >> reporter: an attorney for the officer said after the shooting officer shelby suspected crutcher to be high on pcp. she said he wouldn't follow commands and seemed to be reaching into the car. >> i've got hands. >> reporter: but the video seems to tell a different story. the lead investigator said a vial of pcp was found in the car, no gun was found. legal observers say charges against officers, especially this quickly, are unusual. >> we're seeing public pressure. we're seeing more attention. and in rare cases, we're seeing faster movement toward prosecuting officers. >> the first step in a long road to justice today. >> reporter: tonight, crutcher's family is mourning the father of four, while arrangements are being made for the officer's surrender. >>> and as we mentioned at the top, the city of charlotte is on edge as night falls guarding for a potential third n

they escorted his body back to shelby. he leaves behind a wife and daughter. >>> breaking overnight about 11:00 last night a driver hit a person walking across north riley road. the victim was taken to the hospital. she was in critical condition. police have not released the victim's name or the driver's name. the highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash in orange county. tractor trailer and hit a pickup truck. the passenger in the van died. troopers say the driver of the van was driving recklessly. >>> now being investigated accused of raping a fellow student. u he's a student. photos showing her with bruises are evidence of rape. she claims the attack happened she admits she was drinking and she was 19 years old. despite going to the hospital, reporting the incident she says nothing has been done. as of yesterday she moved forward with self worn warrants. shortly after that they acknowledged the allegations and also identified the accused as allen artist a linebacker on the football team. his teammate and coaches r

shelby is on paid leave pending the outcome of a criminal investigation. she's been with the police department since 2011. >>> the ceo of wells fargo sat front of the senate banking committee. john stump taking the blame for the fake checking account scandal that came to light earlier this month. he apologized to the committee but that was not enough. employees opened more than 2 million unauthorized accounts in customers' name in order to meet sales goals. accounts that customers never authorized. wells fargo was fined and fired more than 5,000 employees as. as it was happening, elizabeth warren pointed out, the company's shot way up. >> if one of your tellers took a handful of twenty-dollar bills out of the cash drawer, they would probably be looking at criminal charges. they could end up in prison but you squeezed your employees to the breaking point so they would cheat customers and you could drive up the value of your stock >> talking about those 5,000 employees fired, they say they were pressured to neat unrealistic sales goals. stump has refused to

if convicted, shelby could serve four years in prison.

shelby could face up to four years in prison if convicted. a curfew is now in place in charlotte north carolina.... after days of violent protests. governor pat mccrory has also declaring a state of emergency and deployed the national guard. " " as governor, i believe we cannot tolerate any kind of violence directed towards our citizens or any type of destruction of to do everything i can and our police force to keep our citizens safe and also ensure that our police officers are" violence broke out tuesday night after the shooting death of keith lamott scott-- police say he was armed, but his neighbors and family said he was only carrying a book. officials say scott's family will be able to view video footage of his death... release video to the public at this time. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine hit the campaign trail today in northern nevada.... where he talked about police violence and unrest... and the importance of cooperation between police and the community. there is a need to build better bridges between law enforcemen

shelby shot and killed terence crutcher last week after his s-u-v broke down. court documents say officer shelby "reacted unreasonably" when she shot crutcher, who wasn't listening to police commands and was walking away from her with his hands held up. if she is convicted of first-degree manslaughter, shelby could face between four years to life in prison. and then in charlotte -- a state of emergency does remain in to go into effect last night...but police said they'd allow protesters to stay out as long as they wanted as long as they remained peaceful. the protests come after an officer shot and killed 43-year-old keith lamont scott --- who was allegedly armed. the demonstrations continue as many are calling for the release of police dash cam footage of the incident. the family viewed the video thursday... their attorney says it shows scott getting out of his car peacefully. but charlotte's police chief has repeatedly said they will not release the show scott had a gun. it's been three months since a deadly officer-involved shooting in wauwatosa. the family

by pipeline is work after a leak was discovered in shelby county, alabama. a chatham county business received a subpoena after price gouge being complaints. it's the 15th in the state to deal with though. cloudy skies in cary. cloudy skies don't necessarily mean rain and most of us are on the dry side. we're looking at our satellite radar as we scan the skies this morning and can see most of us on the dry side with a few sprinkles in the sandhills. those are tapering off as we speak. we'll get to the seven day forecast today, small chance of a shower mainly after lunchtime and to the east of the triangle, 81 our high. that's seasonal this time of year, 88 tomorrow, pretty dry if you can get through that, more fall-like temperature, chance of a shower or storm as a cold front drops us to 78, upper 70s next monday and tuesday, small rain chance continue for us, back to near 80 wednesday and thursday, still the chance for some unsettled weathe . yes, more rain chances next week but won't be nearly the washout we experienced this week. and chec though, being rep

officer shelby is currently on paid leave. she said she thought the suspect was high on something and was worried he'd reach into his car for a gun. the justice department is looking into this shooting. today, a homeland security committee will meet, one day after ahmad rahami was formally charged with using weapons of mass destruction. left a string of bombs in new york and new jersey. house committee members will look at how to stop potential future attacks... after at least two incidents sartuday... an explosion in new york, that hurt more than two dozen people... and a bomb in a trash can in new jersey. a bar owner spotted the suspect after the bombings... and says he did what he thought was right. rahami was caught he was already charged with five counts of attempted murder of the police officers. today- people around the world are pushing for peace... even as countries point fingers and fight. who locally is participating in peace today. plus- a service dog found far, far from home. how some kind stragners are helping a

. >>> shelby miller lorain/elyria with a look at how a trooper's hometown has been paying tribute. >>>reporter: tke/ niece all afternoon and evening, people came here to say good-bye to trooper velez, hundreds of people were here, including his friends and family members. they told me he was a great man and that he always went out of his way to help those in need. hundreds waited in line to pay their final respects to ohio state trooper kenneth velez. with his picture on it, others wore blue ribbons, law enforcement from 19 states and canada were here. those who knew trooper velez said he was a great person. >> if you knew keny, not just putting his life on the line as his job, but in so many other ways. skpwhr/ he was a good friend. >>>reporter with the department for 27 years, his funeral set for tomorrow morning at 10:00 am. cleveland 19 news will be there. if you would like to pay your respects, the best thing is to line up along the motorcade route tomorrow. >> thanks, shelby. there will be a motorcade possession right after the funeral taking trooper velez to his final restin

. >> reporter: betty shelby now faces a charge of first degree officer who shot and killed 40- year-old crutcher with his suv stopped in the middle of the road last week. the attorney says she feared crutcher may have been reaching for a weapon, but no weapon as ever found. the family has mixed feelings. >> his mother and father are relieved that there are charges brought opinion there are some like many in the community that saw murder occur on that video. >> reporter: many of those community members and relatives won't shelby is convicted. >> we know the history of these cases. we know this is the formality. we know she's been charged but we get no convictions. >> reporter: if she is convicted of first degree manslaughter, shelby could be sentenced to as little as four years or as much as life in prison. andrew spencer, abc action news. reward for information for a man who stole money from a worker who was servicing an atm. he put the cash in an bag while he finished work. that's when the man grabbed the bag allegedly and took off running. if you know who he is, call crimestoppers. yo