in arlington, texas, are asking the fbi to investigate the death of an unarmed black college football player who was killed by a white rookie police officer. brad miller shot and killed 19-year-old christian taylor after taylor allegedly drove his jeep through the front window of a car dealership showroom and then tried to flee, according to police. >>> an emotional night at the pro football hall of fame as the daughter of linebacker junior seau tearfully accepted the honor on her father's behalf. the san diego chargers' star committed suicide at age 43. a study of his brain concluded he suffered from cte, which is believed to be caused by repeated blows to the head. >>> and president obama officially kicked off his summer vacation in martha's vineyard by teeing off with comedian and legendary misanthrope, larry david. looks pretty nice. pretty, pretty, pretty nice! >>> after the break, what you didn't see at the debate in this week's "state of the cartoonian." i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. it's tough, but i've managed. but managing my symptoms was all i was doin

in arlington, texas. you've been there and you've talked to the owner. he's now shown you new video from inside. you tell me what you understand happened. >> reporter: we were there a short while ago. you can see the remnants of the boarded-up window, the glass wall that taylor had driven through. police say he had driven through it. and inside, the owner tells us there are 32 cameras on the outside of the building. he allowed us in because he wants to be as transparent as possible with everyone. a lot of people not believing that there weren't cameras, with as many cameras as there are on the outside, that there were none inside. we did not see any cameras inside the showroom area. christian taylor was told to lay down on the ground and he did not follow those commands and then started running off. but what is interesting here, why did one officer react differently from the other? one officer pulling his firearm, 49-year-old brad miller, the rookie police officer, and fired four times. the medical examiner says that taylor was hit in the neck, chest and abdomen. the other officer t

miller's lawyer says the arlington police chief's biggest fears are getting paper cuts and protecting his six figure salary. that's part of the lawyer's bliss tertering reaction to the firing of the rookie officer who faces possible criminal charges. >> officer miller exercised inappropriate judgement. >> reporter: miller's lawyer says the police chief is acting like a monday morning quarterback and that officer miller's decision was made in the heat of a violent confrontation to save his and other officers' lives. miller's boss says he wasn't convinced by miller's reasoning to use deadly force the newt ige entered the car dealership and confronted taylor without his training partner. >> it was a result of his poor decision to enter without assistance and without an arrest plan. >> reporter: a former dallas area police officer and now defense lawyer says the chief's decision has stunned cops on the force. >> absolutely kills moral in a police department when you have officers who feel like this is a rush to judgment. i have heard that officers think the rookie was a scapegoat. >> reporter

development here to reiterate, both officers have been interviewed by arlington investigators. we have not been told exactly what they told the investigators. >> thanks so much. thank you for watching "the situation room." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> tonight, donald trump demanding an apology, even though his opponents say he is the one who should say he is sorry. now hillary clinton is piling on against trump. has he finally gone too far? >>> the trump campaign as a crossroads tonight. another top adviser out. is the campaign unraveling? >>> breaking news, protesters on the street in ferguson, missouri. a state of emergency there following a night of violent clashes on the streets. can the police keep the peace tonight, one year after michael brown was shot and killed? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. moments ago, protesters blocking a major highway, interstate 70, just outside ferguson, missouri. we're monitoring that and protests in the city where authorities have now declared a state of emergency one day after a you

. >>> want to go now to arlington, texas where police are asking the fbi to aid in the investigation of the shooting of an unarmed african-american by a white officer. >> christian taylor was shot by officer brad miller after police got calls of a possible burglary. >> reporter: erratic behavior with a fatal outcome. security cameras captured christian taylor as he drives his car up to a car deep alersh. he stumbles around, then tries to damage property. jumping on the hood of a car, breaking the windshield. over a loudspeaker system in the parking lot, the security company tells taylor he's being watched. and after he starts destroying the car window, taylor's been told that police have been called to the scene. in the edited video, taylor hides back to his vehicle. he then breaks through the gate. drives his jeep through the grass on the showroom floor. >> i just saw a guy in the building who has a hat on. >> reporter: arlington police are called to the scene and an altercation ensues. he is tased by one officer, the other officer draw his gun and fires four times. >> we got shots

differently. >> reporter: brad miller's lawyer says that the arlington's police chief's biggest fears are getting paper cuts and protecting his six-figure salary. that is the reaction to the firing of mr. miller. miller's lawyer says that the police chief is acting like a monday-morning quarterback and the decision was made in the middle of a heated confrontation. miller's boss was not convinced by miller's reasoning. >> this fear and feeling of isolation was the result of his poor decision to enter the building without assistance. >> reporter: former dallas area police officer and now defense lawyer pete schulze says that it has stunned cops on the force. >> it kills morale when you have officers who feel this is a rush to judgment. i have heard that officers think that the rookie was a scapegoat. >> reporter: brad miller graduated from the academy in march and in the final days of his field training. before becoming a cop he was a hairdresser in an arlington, texas salon. two of his co-workers describe him as very kind, someone who would bring flowers on mother's day. and he often t

police officer in arlington, texas, has been fired and could face criminal charges after allegedly shooting and killing an unarmed african-american teenager. arlington's police chief says that rookie officer brad miller was fired for exercising poor judgment. miller was responding to a burglar call at a car dealership where he killed 19-year-old christian taylor. police say there was no physical altercation between officer miller and taylor. >> cnn has more details about what happened that fateful day at the car dealership including reaction from the brothers of the victim who are trying to cope with their brother's actions that day but also the actions of the officer. >> reporter: it has been a swift and quick response from the arlington police department firing the white police officer that shot and killed an unarmed black teenager. the night 19-year-old christian taylor vandalized and broke into an arlington, texas, car dealership, brad miller made troubling and catastrophic decisions. that is the scathing critique from the police chief. >> officer miller exercised inappropriate

doesn't understand why his son had to it die. arlington police asked the fbi to come in and look at the shooting. they say it's too early to lay out all the facts, but they are taking a close look. there was an altercation. they won't say if it was physical or verbal. that's one of the things they are taking a close look at. >> thank you, ed. >>> turmoil in the trump camp. the front running republican unapologetic for a crude remark about megyn kelly. the donald says he did nothing wrong and cherishes women. let's get the latest from someone we cherish, athena jones in washington, good morning to you. >> happy monday, donald trump has offended hispanics, veterans all without hurting his standing in the polls. the question is now whether the latest remarks will do any lasting damage to his candidacy. donald trump on the offensive. >> i said nothing wrong whatsoever. >> reporter: the latest controversy surrounding the billionaire erupted after he said this about fox anchor megyn kelly, one of moderators of thursday's debate, to cnn's don lemon. >> e she starts asking me ridiculous questio

shot and killed by a rookie cop. cnn is live in arlington with the latest on this story. ed? >> reporter: well, texas police say they continue to investigate the matter. as far as we know, the officers involved in the shooting haven't been formally interviewed by investigators to determine whether whether or not the shooting was justified. according to arlington police, a lot of things will center around the altercation police say took place just moments before the shooting took place. the medical examiner in tarrant county tells us that christian taylor, 19 was shot in the neck, abdomen, and chest multiple tiles. all of this happening just moments after the surveillance video you showed shows christian taylor acting erratically at 1:00 in the morning friday morning a few days ago, and then driving a jeep into the showroom floor of the dealership. we're told that the officers do not have cameras on their body and there were no video cameras inside the building. police were saying there was some sort of altercation. no word if it was physical or verbal. 49-year-old rookie pol

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keep things occurring the way they are occurring, whether it's in arlington texas or baltimore. you know, in the year after michael brown's death, we have faced so many killings of unarmed people of color, you do have to ask, are we moving forward? are we getting better? or are we saying the same thing, with nobody being held accountable? i think that's where you see a lot of the expression coming out in this one-year anniversary is based on that, people saying it's happening more and more, it's not happening less. it's going to almost epic proportions that we're fed every week another unarmed african-american being killed, and i mean, it's all around america. >> has anything changed, that's a question we'll by talking about in this hour. ben crump, attorney for michael brown's family, thanks so much for joining us. i want to get more with cnn law enforcement analyst sedrick alexander, and antonio french. antonio, you were there last night as the gunfire erupted. describe it. >> it was very chaotic. there was some looting and breaking in businesses beforehand. i made my way down to

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arlington, texas, was shot and killed by a rookie cop earlier friday morning. this was after he broke into a car dealership and this is the video. we do understand it has been edited, but it was released by a surveillance company appearing to show the teenager hopping on the hood of a car you see there. he's trying to bash in the windshield. nick valencia has been following this story. what do we know about the investigation thus far? >> initial stages thus far. the investigators still have not spoken to the officer involved in the shooting, 49-year-old brad miller who shot and killed christian taylor in the early morning hour s of friday. taylor was a football player at a local college. he shows up at a car dealership acting erratically. you can see this video here that we just obtained overnight attempting to punch a car windshield. next he jumps on top of the hood of a car, tries to smash through that windshield. he's wearing sunglasses at night. behaving very strangely as well. at one point he drives his jeep, according to police, into the front of that car dealership. police chie

in arlington, texas, just four years ago they had a fan fall to his death in the outfield and they said the railing, once they did a complete inspection of all the railings, they're too low. we're going to go ahead and raise them and they went ahead and did that at the ball park at arlington. it's going to be interesting to see what they do at turner field for next season or in to the new ball park in a couple years because of this. >> for his family and the people that saw it, as you see, the video they're so i mean people are just traumatized. >> one fan said immediately picked up his son and left because the scene was so horrific. >> think of the kids. andy scholes, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> new polls showing that bernie sanders, cutting into hillary clinton's lead in iowa. so what's sanders saying about this? he's a guest on cnn's "state of the union." we'll take a preview next. sfx: phone alert look at us... a nation of checkers. missing this moment... to check all of the other moments. really, mom? just one look. they'll never notice. checkers, you can keep fail

arlington texas. the officer has been fired for inappropriate judgment. was this the right call? >> absolutely. again, you look at what the individual was doing and the level of force used. don, we've got to get to a point in this country where police officers are using force that's appropriate for the action that individuals are involved in. we can't keep killing unarmed teens. police have to be trained to deescalate situations and use appropriate level force. we can't keep burying these young people who should not get killed by police officers. >> thank you. appreciate it. we'll be ragt back. [whirring drones] just stay calm and move as quietly as possible. ♪ [whirring drones] ♪ no sudden movements. ♪ [screaming panic] ♪ [whirring drones] google search: bodega beach house. ♪ ♪ [drones crashing] ♪ gotta study those tripadvisor reviews carefully. and now, the tripadvisor you have always trusted for reviews now checks over 200 websites to find the best price. book! book! book! book! ♪ over 200 sites checked to find the best price. so don't just visit tripadvisor,

. >>> exercising poor judgment, those words coming from arlington, texas, police chief describing why he fired an officer who fatally shot an unarmed teenager. this all stems from the deadly confrontation between christian taylor and a rookie police officer during a suspected burglary at a car dealership. you see some of the surveillance video here. the police chief says that officer brad miller broke protocol when he approached taylor on his own without communicating with other officers. the chief also revealed that the teenager did not come within seven feet of officer miller and had no physical contact with any officer on the scene before officer miller fired the first of four shots. christian taylor's family has been demanding answers since his death asking why deadly force was ever used. joining me now is elissa simmons, president of the naacp chapter in arlington. this news coming out from the arlington police chief, it's very serious. this man is now fired. you've met with the family. how are they reacting to this news that the officer has been kicked off the force? >> well, i spo

burglary at a car dealership, he has now been fired. arlington's police chief says 49-year-old brad miller made mistakes leading to a deadly confrontation that put him and other officers in danger. he says miller did not alert his supervising officer or set up a perimeter. taylor's brothers telling cnn's ed lavandera they don't see how officer miller thought thank you 5'7" tall brother was a threat. >> knowing my brother, he would never hurt anybody, ever. never, ever, every, actually, would harm anybody. >> i just fail to see the immediate threat they would have had if he is unarmed, to feel like that was the best option and the best route to go. >> officials say officer miller could also face criminal charges once an investigation is complete. >>> police in st. louis county, missouri, releasing surveillance video they say shows a teen pulling a gun from his waistband just before officers shot him. police say 18-year-old tyrone harris began firing at an unmarked car carrying detectives near protests marking the anniversary of michael brown's death. harris was critically wound insid

. arlington police chief said miller was fired for exercising poor judgment. he also faces a possible criminal prosecution, as well. >> right now to other stories we are following for you. there are indications north korea is beefing up the nuclear capabilities. >> experts have analyzed i78ages of a nuclear facility 80 kilometers north of pyongyang. here's our brian todd with more. >> reporter: a key intelligence find. satellite images of snow melt on rooftops. it may seem benign but this could signify an upgrade at north kraes korea's nuclear facility, a 0 miles north of pyongyang. based on these pictures from earlier this year, the defense analysts are saying kim jong-un's regime started to operate a second large hall of centrifuges there. >> what it suggests is north korea has began to double the centrifuge capability. >> experts say it could be working toward civilian nuclear energy or enrich uranium for more nuclear bombs. u.s. intelligence officials say kim's building his nuclear arsenal at a dangerous rate. according to weapons experts he may have 10 to 15 bombs right now. 50 t

anybody. >> i just don't feel like that was the best op pgs to go. >> arlington police officers agree with taylor's family. and now, a rookie police officer has been fired and a grand jury will decide if brad miller will face criminal charges for the shooting death of christian taylor. >> and there's no video of the actual shooting, correct? >> that's our understanding. that the officers here in arlington are not required to wear body cameras. we spoke with the car dealership owner. we're told they have 32 cameras, a few of them that can rotate around. but from what we understand, numb of those captured the actual shooting and the police chief said the said thing tonight. no video has emerged yet. >> the investigation, where does it go from here? >> well, as we mentioned, all of this is being -- the investigation is not officially over. all of these officers in that incident were interviewed over the course of the last few days. and the police chief wanted to get that narrative out of there and inform people. all the files will be turned over to prosecutors and they will present that to a

we'll look at it. but that is the fbi telling people we don't think those are involved. >> arlington police said we want them involved. whether that was politics -- >> a smart thing to say in front of the people in the city to find out what's going on. >> we'll continue to watch what happens. thank you harry and sunny. we'll be right back with more. we call ourselves the freedom hikers. hiking brought us together but that's not the only thing that keeps us coming back. here's to friends who reach for better. fewer carbs, fewer calories, superior taste. michelob ultra. the superior light beer. everyone is looking for ways while to cut expenses.s unique, and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can use it to track your actual energy use. find rebates that make equipment upgrades more affordable. even develop a customized energy plan for your company. think of it as a way to take more control over your operating costs. and yet another energy saving opportunity from pg&e. find new ways to save energy and money with pg&e's business energy check-up.

arlington, texas, took officer brad miller's badge for what he calls "exercising poor judgment. miller was still in police field training when he shot dead 19-year-old christian taylor. taylor had crashed through the windows of a car dealership. prior to that he'd been seen on camera damaging and jumping on cars in that lot. miller's boss said that officer made wrong decisions, that he didn't communicate and that he went at it alone without a plan. cedric alexander is a cnn law enforcement analyst who's also on the president's task force on 21st century policing. all right, cedric alexander, at first blush we don't know the details yet but we had a rookie who discharged a weapon. ultimately the person who's dead did not have a weapon. is this a no brainer. >> i've been in an out of this profession for the past 38 years, ashleigh. one thing rookies never do in their training is that you never leave the side of your field training officer. and under no circumstances do you do that unless you're directed to do so. just doesn't happen. >> so -- and we know for a fact that's what ha

lavandera live in arlington, texas, following this story very closely. ed, we've been looking at video that shows what some believe to be an erratic behavior by this young man, but we don't see a complete picture on video of the circumstances leading up and immediately following the shots fired. why not? >> we don't see that crucial moment, as you mentioned. inside, after police say christian taylor had driven a jeep inside of the show room floor there of that car dealership. the officers here do not wear body cameras, it doesn't appear there were video cameras or surveillance video cameras inside of that building. at least those haven't emerged as of now. so great questions because even the police chief here is saying that inside that building is where the altercation between christian taylor and two arlington police officers took place. and they say what happened during that confrontation will be "of critical importance" into this investigation to determine whether or not the shooting was justified. as you mentioned, those two officers being interviewed formally at some point today.