mack and artist and activist bree newsome who was in the streets last night in charlotte. tulsa, oklahoma, or the community is reeling over video footage showing a white police officer shooting and killing 40-year-old african american terence crutcher while his hands were in the air. >> this is what we know. we know there was no gun in the car. we know he was unarmed. we know he was moving slow. we knew he did not commit a crime like the new york bomber did -- who is still alive. we know all of these things, but my brother is dead. amy: we will go to tulsa to speak with activist marq lewis of we the people oklahoma, then we go back to 1921, the night tulsa burned. it was black wall street -- a white wench bob marotta through the streets killing hundreds of blacks in a thriving african-american business district. blacks. army then bombed wall street. we will speak with hannibal johnson, author of growth black wall street." in the connecticut state troopers unwittingly record themselves fabricating charges against a protester? michael picard was reportedly peacefully protesting in

knowll of these things, but my brorother is dead. amy: we willll go to tulsa to speak withth activist marq lewis of we the people oklahoma, then we go back to 1921, the night tulsa burned. it was black wall street -- a white wench bob marotta through the streets killing hundreds of blacks in a thriving african-american business district. blacks. army then bombed wall street. we will speak with hannibal johnson, author of growth black wall street." in the connecticut state troopers unwittingly record themselves fabricating charges against a protester? michael picard was reportedly peacefully protesting in west hartfoford when a state trooper walked over and took his camera out of his hand, confiscated it, then to get back to his police cruiser but did not realize the camera was still recording. >> you're not going to take my picture. >> it is pubublic property -- >> it isis illegal to take my picture. amy: we will speak with the legal director who is suing three state troopers for criminalng trumped up charges against the protester. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy no

calling for calm. this unrest comes hours after a different demonstration in tulsa, oklahoma. that one after police released this video of the shooting death of an unarmed black man. so this morning we spoke exclusively with the family of terence crutcher and we have it all covered for you. let's begin with brin on breaking news out of charlotte. >> reporter: we see video of what happened and in this case no video as of yet. the investigation is just in the beginning stages and that hasn't stopped protesters from taking to the streets of charlotte outraged by the shooting death of keith scott, a father of seven who his family says wasn't carrying a gun when police approached, instead they say he was reading a book. overnight violent protesters erupting on the streets of charlotte, north carolina. >> hold those police officers accountable for what they do. >> reporter: several hundred protesters blocking a highway, looting trucks and setting fire to some of their cargo. officers in riot gear deploying tear gas and setting off flash bangs as angry crowds swarmed squad cars, throwing

in tulsa with more. what have you learned, ana? >> protesters are calling for officer betty shelby to face criminal charges. that depends on the local police criminal investigation but also a federal civil rights probe that has been opened. the department of justice opening its case after seeing video of what happened. police video shows the moments before terence krecher crutche and killed. >> he has his hands up for us now. >> reporter: tulsa police officer betty shelby follows with her gun drawn as he walks back towards his suv that stopped in the middle of the road. >> this guy is still walking and following commands. >> reporter: three other officers respond standing between crutcher and the dash cam video. it appears he dropped one of his hands when he gets to his video. but you don't see what he's doing as he is shot. the helicopter is circling around at that moment. >> that looks like a bad dude, too. >> reporter: crutcher falls to the ground. shot and tased. >> there was no gun in the suspect or in the suspect's video. >> reporter: shelby's attorney said she did not know that

weighing in on events in charlotte and tulsa, oklahoma, as well. trump tweeting the situations in tulsa and charlotte are tragic. we must come together to make america safe again. in a second tweet, he said hopefully the violence and unrest in charlotte will come to an immediate end. to those injured, get well soon. we need unity and leadership. hillary clinton tweeting this about tulsa, another unarmed black man was shot in a police incident. this should be intolerable. we have so much work to do. we'll get to tulsa in just a moment. i'll talk to the attorney representing that officer in a moment. now, our reporter here in the studio, let's talk about what's going down in charlotte first. if it turns out he had a gun, we don't know whether he pointed the gun at officers. if it turned out he had a gun what then does that do to the protest movement if you will in charlotte? >> it's starting to be a bit redundant but we say this after every shooting of an unarmed black man. there's a long history in these communities. just in 2013, there was an incident involving a man who got in a car ac

shooting but the protests have been peaceful. ana cabrera is in tulsa with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. we are hearing the local police investigation here in tulsa could be wrapped up as soon as tomorrow and turned over to the local district attorney's office. it has been a week since terence crutcher was killed by betty shelby. you've seen the video with his arms up as he's walking back to his suv just moments before he is shot and killed. officer shelby's attorney tells us she thought he was reaching inthiz vehicle perhaps for a weapon when she opened fire. we now know that he was unarmed. the reaction to the shooting here has been passionate, but peaceful. about 1,000 people gathered last night for aninter faith vigil. they linked arms and spoke out and expressed regret and frustration. we talked to a local pastor who said they're trying to channel their emotions in a way. >> i believe that we have every right to be mad. just like our brothers and sisters in north carolina. we don't want to tear up our property, cars. we don't want to commit violence against police

tulsa officer in the death of with the latest. officer betty shelby was booked in jail last night. she has since posted a 50-thousand dollar bond and been released. shelby has been charged with first- degree manslaughter after shooting and killing terence crutcher 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 in charlotte - a state of emergency does remain in effect...but it's been much calmer in the city. a midnight curfew was supposed 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 their attorney says it shows scott get

an officer in tulsa oklahoma has be shooting last week. family members of the man killed, say they're grateful. betty shelby now faces charges of first degree manslaughter. prosecutors say shelby quote "reacted unreasonably" during last friday's encounter. fox's patricia stark has more from new york. an officer is charged in the shooting death of an unarmed black man in tulsa, oklahoma... after outrage from the community showing 40-year-old terence crutcher had his hands in the air. kunzweiler says: "in the matter of the death of terence crutcher, i determined that the defiling of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted." protests in tulsa have been peaceful in the wake of his death. while crutcher's family is satisfied by the district attorney's announcement... they are still saddened by his loss. crutcher says: "while we are pleased to learn that the offic my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back." officer betty shelby was on her

, tulsa's offense is struggling. how much longer are you going to keep barrett in there. you have to think about play next week. this offense has looked out of sync at times tonight. they need this offense feeling confident knowing that they travel to norman next week to take on an oklahoma team that's reeling from the loss last week and ready to right the wrongs. >> dave: barrett has samuel >> tom: greg, i want to tell you about samuel from my perspective. i was wrong on him. came out of a little high school in new york, level of competition wasn't great. played a lot of different positions so it was tough to see where he would settle in. at times he was a bit of an upright runner. you could tell he was talented. wasn't quite sure how quickly he would adapt and make the jump. he has exploded. i think he's the next percy harvin type guy in this offense. >> dave: barrett on first down. going for samuel. what a catch. samuel down at the one yard line. >> greg: unbelievable concentration. we've been talking about how versatile curtis samuel is. he's a running back to a certain extent go

the stop. >> greg: a lot of people are probably asking, tulsa's offense is struggling. how much longer are you going to keep barrett in there. you have to think about who they play next week. this offense has looked out of sync at times tonight. they need this offense feeling confident knowing that they travel to norman next week to take on an oklahoma team that's reeling from the loss last week and ready to right the wrongs. >> dave: barrett has samuel open. he's knocked down to the 28. >> tom: greg, i want to tell you about samuel from my perspective. i was wrong on him. came out of a little high school in new york, level of competition wasn't great. played a lot of different positions so it was tough to see where he would settle in. at times he was a bit of an upright runner. you could tell he was talented. wasn't quite sure how quickly he would adapt and make the jump. he has exploded. i think he's the next percy harvin type guy in this offense. >> dave: barrett on first down. going for samuel. what a catch. samuel down at the one yard line. >> greg: unbelievable concentration. we'

as a tulsa police officer is charged with manslaughter in a shooting nation's attention. and a traffic tracker alert. all lanes of northbound i-41 at bluemound road are closed as crews clean up a jackknifed semi accident. good morning and welcome back to wakeup.. time now x:xx yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no tulsa officer betty shelby has been charged with the fatal shooting of terence crutcher -- killed one week ago. shelby has been booked and released from jail....after prosecutors charged her with first-degree manslaughter. crutcher after his s-u-v broke down. a criminal complaint says her "fear resulted in her unreasonable actions" when she shot him. she is accused of "unlawfully and unnecessarily" shooting him after he did not comply with police commands. attorneys for crutchers family say they will be seeking a vigorous prosecution that results in a conviction. meanwhile in charlotte -- a state of emergency remains in effect. a midnight curfew was supposed to go into effect last night...but police said they'd allow protesters to they remained

slight chance for a shower after 2am. a shocking piece of video coming out of tulsa.. an unarmed a shocking piece of video coming out of tulsa.. an unarmed driver .. with his hands up .. is killed by a police officer. the shooting of a black man by a white officer was captured on video from multiple angles.as janet shamlian reports-- now, the justice department is conducting its own investigation. police dashcam video captured helicopter overhead.. 40-year-old terence crutcher outside his stalled s-u-v on friday night.. an officer says he wasn't cooperating as he walked toward his vehicle. (i've got a suspect who won't show me his hands)but the video clearly shows crutcher with his hands in the air. even officers in the chopper could see it.. as they discuss in this recording. (he's got his hands up for her now) moments later, officer r then shot by officer betty shelbyboth now on paid leave. (shots fired, shots fired) lying on the ground -- the videos show no one checks on crutcher for more than a minute. he later died at the hospital. the police chief confirming, he was not armed

. >> the tragic events in charlotte and in tulsa, oklahoma earlier this week once again have underscored the decisions that persist between law enforcement officers and the communities that we serve, particularly communities of color. too many times we've allowed ourselves to be pulled down the easy path of blame and accusation rather than the harder path of empathy and understanding. >> now, the issue of bias is now being acknowledged by a majority of americans, white and black. an nbc news survey monkey we conducted in july said 77% of all voters said there is a serious problem with racial discrimination against blacks in this country. that is where the consensus ends. these voters were split whether the use of deadly force by police was affected by race. president obama launch aid task force on 21st century policing in 2014. but how far can progress go when there are fundamental disagreements on where the problems exist? the distrust isn't going to go away with a magic wand. the images of clashes with police become more vivid and more frequent, and they're more than ever t

, tulsa's offense is struggling. how much longer are youoi you have to think about who they play next week. this offense has looked out of sync at times tonight. they need this offense feeling confident knowing that they travel to norman next week to take on an oklahoma team that's reeling from the loss last week and ready to right the wrongs. >> dave: barrett has samuel >> tom: greg, i want to tell you about samuel from my perspective. i was wrong on him. came out of a little high school in new york, level of competition wasn't great. played a lot of different positions so it was tough to see where he would settle in. at times he was a bit of an upright runner. you could tell he was talented. wasn't quite sure how quickly he would adapt and make the jump. he has exploded. harvin type guy in this offense. >> dave: barrett on first down. going for samuel. what a catch. samuel down at the one yard line. >> greg: unbelievable concentration. we've been talking about how versatile curtis samuel is. he's a running back to a certain extent going up and making a play like that. you know he pl

, tulsa's offense is struggling. how muchon you have to think about who they play next week. this offense has looked out of sync at times tonight. they need this offense feeling confident knowing that they travel to norman next week to take on an oklahoma team that's reeling from the loss last week and ready to right the wrongs. >> dave: barrett has samuel >> tom: greg, i want to tell you about samuel from my perspective. i was wrong on him. came out of a little high school in new york, level of competition wasn't great. played a lot of different positions so it was tough to see where he would settle in. at times he was a bit of an upright runner. you could tell he was talented. wasn't quite sure how quickly he would adapt and make the jump. he has exploded. harvin type guy in this offense. >> dave: barrett on first down. going for samuel. what a catch. samuel down at the one yard line. >> greg: unbelievable concentration. we've been talking about how versatile curtis samuel is. he's a running back to a certain extent going up and making a play like that. you know he plays wide receiver,

following two developing stories across america this morning. a tulsa officer has been charged with the fatal shooting of terence crutcher - killed one week ago. and it was a much more peaceful night in charlotte, north carolina...as protesters took to the streets in the wake of an officer-involved shooting. angelica joins us now with the latest. let's start in tulsa -- officer bett and released from jail....after prosecutors charged her with first-degree manslaughter. 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

. >>> we have some breaking news to tell you about out of tulsa, oklahoma where officials have filed first-degree manslaughter charges against a police officer who shot an unarmed black man. joining my now, chief correspondent ari melber. air, what do we know? >> what we know is this is a very swift movement at charging this officer. we're looking at that dramatic overhead video that basically showed mr. crutcher to appear to completely comply with that request with his hands over his head. that is what we believe to be the key evidence here. oklahoma has a first-degree manslaughter law, steve, that basically says it can be manslaughter if while you're dealing with a suspect or someone who was potentially committing a crime and you unnecessarily use lethal force. this is not a murder charge. this does not mean the d.a. thinks this officer meant to kill or had a premeditated desire to kill, but it's a serious charge of a serious failure on the part of the officer here, betty shelby, who you see up on the screen, it is a charge and allegation that she misused force with a result of dea

, north carolina, sparks more protests to read separately, an officer in tulsa, oklahoma, is charged with manslaughter after fatally shooting another black man. there has been a massive data breach at yahoo! hackers steal personal info from some 500 million accounts. after years of tough negotiations, india and france sign a multibillion-dollar deal over fighter jets. we will have the details coming up in our business up date. molly: we begin in the united states, where for a third straight night, protesters hit the streets of charlotte, north carolina, the latest city to be gripped by tensions following a fatal police shooting of a black man. place, ands put in the atmosphere was far calmer than the previous two nights. it remains unclear whether 43-year-old keith scott was armed when he was shot dead. two nights of violent demonstrations, in midnight to 6:00 a.m. curfew declared in charlotte. that did not stop protesters from taking to the streets again thursday night. >> i am very proud of the young people of charlotte. they stood up, acted in a are notonal matter, and tearing thi

. >> this follows a blue shooting last week in tulsa were white police officer shot and killed 40 year-old terence crutcher and president. obama ignored a question but charlotte is a return to washington yesterday but the white house that he did speak to the mayors of both tulsa and charlotte this is a big topic out on the campaign trail.>> we have two more names to add to a list of african-americans killed by police officers in these encounters and it is unbearable and it needs to become intolerable.>> we are going to really fix the inner cities, the democrats a from number 100 years and mostly uninterrupted. and you see what is happening. >> protesters and charlotte continue to call on police to release any video they have of the shooting incident and charlotte's police chief says that will not happen while this is under investigation. in washington doug luzader fox news. >> in the meantime there was a community vigil held last sign in tulsa oklahoma, another city doing with its own controversial officer involved shooting of an african- american.>>> a local church hosts of the servic

tulsa. authorities saying pcp was found in the vehicle. he may have been on some drug, and crutcher and his family say they are looking into that claim. it shows his hands up there as he walks towards his suv. his hands are up there. we get the latest from cnn's anan cabrera. >> reporter: john and christine, outrage is growing with protesters gathering outside of police station calling for the arrest of officer betty shelby who opened fire killing 40-year-old terence crutcher. his family calling the video leading up to his shooting devastating. saying there was no evidence, reason for her to open fire. now, there are two separate investigations as to whether or not the shooting was justified. first, the criminal investigation by the tulsa police homicide unit. there's also a federal civil rights probe that was sparked after the department of justice officials saw the video. the video from the police dash camera, as well as the police helicopter, both videos showing terence crutcher with his arms in the air as he approaches his suv. but in neither video can you see officer shelby ope

what's happening in charlotte. and also in tulsa as well. and he mentioned, he said a couple of things. help said we have to be very careful. it appears, he said, as far as what happened in oklahoma, that the person was doing everything that the officer asked him to do, and that he was very troubled by it. this is interesting that he would be talking about it in this way, that we haven't heard him talk about it. he did send a couple of tweets earlier today. that's what we know right now about what's happening inside of that church, tamara. >> which is interesting, jacob, and we'll talk more about it. also to your point, donald trump, and this may be the first public comments he's made on these recent shootings involving african-americans. he went on to say about this woman, this police officer, who fired the shots in tulsa, said that maybe she went into, quote, shock, and that people like that should not be police officers. the audience stood up and gave aplus for that. you could hear don king chanting in the background the next president. donald trump has always touted his support wit

, nick. >>> a peaceful night in tulsa, oklahoma where a different police officer who killed an african-american man is charged with felony. betty shelby was released a couple hours ago on $50,000 bond. she turned herself in before that. she faces four years to life in prison if convicted. the entire event scene in police helicopter and squad car dash cam video. you can see crutcher with his hands up. he is not fully visible at the moment of the shooting. 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 wh

broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. >>> now it's a criminal case. the tulsa police officer who fatally shot a black motorist is charged with manslaughter. >> a warrant has been issued for her arrest. >>> also tonight, the national guard moves in to charlotte to try to prevent another night of violence after the fatal police shooting of a black man there. >>> a cbs news investigation. did a general delay important intelligence meant for the president? >>> more hack attacks. the white house is a target, and so are half a billion yahoo! accounts. >>> and the president honors the ? my baby love ? ? i need you ? ? oh, how i need you ? >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> an arrest warrant has been issued for tulsa police officer betty shelby. she is charged with first-degree manslaughter in the shooting on friday of an unarmed african-american motorist. shelby's 42. she's been on the tulsa force five years. this is one of two cases this week that have reignited the national debate over the deaths of african-americans at the hands of police. manuel bojorque

fatal police shooting stories go two very different directions. in tulsa, oklahoma, where terence crutcher was killed by police last week, the police department released the video that they had of that shooting several days ago. there have been protests and considerable community upset in tulsa in response to that shooting but the protests have been mostly prayerful and somber. today the district attorney announced that the officer who shot terence crutcher will be charged in conjunction with his death. that officer will be charged with first-degree manslaughter. terence crutcher, the man who was shot, was 40 years old. his twin sister is a doctor in alabama. this was her reaction to the news of the charging of the officer in her twin brother's death today. >> first of all, god gives all the glory out of all of this. >> amen. >> and we're just grateful. 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. our goal now as a family to ensure t

. >> greg: a lot of people are probably asking, tulsa's offense is struggling. how much longer are you going to keep barrett in there. play next week. this offense has looked out of sync at times tonight. they need this offense feeling confident knowing that they travel to norman next week to ta on an oklahoma team that's reeling from the loss last week and ready to right the wrongs. >> dave: barrett has samuel open. >> tom: greg, i want to tell you about samuel from my perspective. i was wrong on him. came out of a little high school in new york, level of competition wasn't great. played a lot of different positions so it was tough to see where he would settle in. at times he was a bit of an upright runner. you could tell he was talented. wasn't quite sure how quickly he would adapt and make the jump. he has exploded. i think he's the next percy harvin type guy in this >> dave: barrett on first down. going for samuel. what a catch. samuel down at the one yard line. >> greg: unbelievable concentration. we've been talking about how versatile curtis samuel is. he's a running back to a ce

. >> greg: a lot of people are probably asking, tulsa's offense is struggling. how much longer are you going to keep barrett in there. you have to think about who they play next week. this offense has looked out of sync at times tonight. they need this offense feeling confident knowing that they travel to norman next week to take on an oklahoma team that's reeling from the loss last week and ready to right the wrongs. >> dave: barrett has samuel >> tom: greg, i want to tell you about samuel from my perspective. i was wrong on him. came out of a little high school in new york, level of competition wasn't great. played a lot of different positions so it was tough to see where he would settle in. at times he was a bit of an upright runner. you could tell he was talented. wasn't quite sure how quickly he would adapt and make he has exploded. i think he's the next percy harvin type guy in this offense. >> dave: barrett on first down. going for samuel. what a catch. samuel down at the one yard line. >> greg: unbelievable concentration. we've been talking about how versatile curtis samuel is.

officer has been booked degree manslaughter in tulsa. >> michelle obama's passport and other documents revealed by white house hackers. >> plus, the candidates get in last mbt jabs before squaring off this monday. "early today" starts right now. good morning, i'm dara brown. >> i'm frances rivera. overnight protesters marched for a third straight evening. this time, it was more tame and peaceful with a midnight curfew from enforcing it. throughout the city, you would see armored trucks, national guardsman and officers dressed in riot gear. protesters remained vigilant and calm, sometimes chanting, sometimes silently walking the streets vowing to stand their ground. >> don't brush it off as we want to riot. kids are out here, mothers, fathers. they're not out here because ey stop killing my people. >> that's not how the area congressman saw it when he made these controversial remarks. >> the anger, they hate white people because white peek are successful and they are not. yes, it is. it's a welfare state. >> he has since apologized saying, quote, i apologize to those i offende

. >>> and the tulsa police officer booked into jail. there is a report just in that she has reportedly been released on bail. facing charges of manslaughter. >>> yahoo! facing the biggest data breach ever. astonishing 500 million accounts hacked. what this means for your security and who the company thinks did this. >>> i'm christine romans. this is "early start." >> i'm john berman. it is friday, september 23rd. 4:00 a.m. in the east. relative calm on the streets of charlotte after the third night of protests after the shooting of the black man keith lamont scott. the protests broke up past the curfew. the mayor decided not to enforce the curfew because the demonstrations were peaceful. protesters were calling for the release of video showing bradley vincent shooting keith lamont scott. the scott family says they were allowed to see it according to their attorney and they say the actions were different from the descriptions from police. we have the latest from cnn's nick valencia. >> reporter: good morning, john. we have seen different actions last night from the previous two nights. the p

. >>> also breaking overnight tulsa a female officer switching roles going the station out of uniform to turn herself in in the shooting death of a black man there. dash cam showing the father walking towards his suv with his hands up. short time later shot and killed. patricia stark joins us with the breaking details on this story. >> good morning. we are getting our first look at officers betty shelby's mugshot. she was just released after turning herself into authorities overnight. now it took prosecutors less than a week to decide that the shooting death of terence crutcher on a tulsa street was an alleged crime. >> i determined that the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree of tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. >> the police video showing crutcher with his hands in the air sparking outrage across the country. unlike charlotte protests in tulsa is peaceful. crutcher's family is satisfied doesn't strict attorney's bring him back. >> while we're pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal c

. we'll have a live report in just a moment. >>> also unrest in tulsa, oklahoma, after another police-involved shooting. protesters there are calling for charges to be filed against the officer who fired the fatal shot. >>> and new information about ahmad khan rahami, including what officers found inside a journal discovered after his arrest. >>> good morning, everyone, it is wednesday, september 21st, i'm alex witt alongside louis burgdorf. we begin with breaking news overnight. charlotte, north carolina, is on edge after protests erupted after the deadly police shooting of a black man. more than 200 demonstrators gathered last night carrying signs and in some cases verbally taunting officers in riot gear. authorities say officers used flash bangs and tear gas to disperse the crowd. they add 12 officers were hurt, including one struck in the face by a rock. the unrest began quickly after news spread about the death of 43-year-old keith lamonte scott. they were serving a warrant on another man at an apartment complex when they came upon scott in his car. >> at this point all we know i

on abuse at a marine training camp. tulsa police promise justice after the killing of an unarmed black man. breaking down the candidates' plans on education, and much more. >> ifill: the c.e.o. of wells fargo appeared on capitol hill and faced a barrage of questions about the bank's conduct underth his leadership, and why employees opened nearly two million phony accounts. regulators say employees, under pressure to meet sales goals,es had secretly created unauthorized bank and credit card accounts for customers, since 2011, without their knowledge. today, bank chairman john stumpf apologized before the senaten banking committee. >> i am deeply sorry that we failed to fulfill on our responsibility to our customers, to our team members and to the american public. we never directed nor wanted our team members to provide products and services to customers that they did not want. that is not good for our customers and that is not good f for our business. it is against everything we stand for as a company. >> ifill: more than 5,000 workers, mostly lower-level, have been fired. but sen

need to really test >>> now it's a criminal case. the tulsa police officer who fatally shot a black motorist is charged with manslaughter. >> a warrant has been issued for her arrest. >>> also tonight, the national guard moves in to charlotte to try to prevent a violence after the fatal police shooting of a black man there. >>> a cbs news investigation. did a general delay important intelligence meant for the president? >>> more tack attacks. the white house is a target, and so are half a billion yahoo! accounts. >>> and the president honors the man who put the mo in motown. ? baby love ? ? oh, how i need you ? >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> an arrest warrant has been issued for tulsa police officer betty shelby. she is charged with first-degree manslaughter in the shooting on friday of an unarmed african-american motorist. shelby's 42. she's been on the tulsa force five years. this is one of two cases this national debate over the deaths of african-americans at the hands of police. manuel bojorquez is in tulsa. >> subject won't show me his hands. >> reporter: a

by tulsa police. the story from manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: the newly released dash cam video shows 40-year-old terrence clutcher with his hands in the air walking to his vehicle surrounded by police officers. at the car, he suddenly goes down to the ground. tulsa police say he was tasered helicopter shows the incident. >> police say they were responding to a stalled vehicle in the road. over the veekdz as officers approached the vehicle, clutcher was asked to show his hands and refused to follow commands. tulsa's police chief chuck gordon. >> there were no guns on the suspect or in the suspect's vehicle. >> reporter: betty shelby fired the shot is that killed clutcher and has been placed on paid leave. >> we ask for the for the answers and we clearly got it through the video. and we're truly devastate >> reporter: tiffany crutcher is terrence crutcher's city. >> we're demanding immediately that charges are pressed against this officer. that was incompetent. that took my brother's life. >> reporter: the department of justice has announced that it is opening its own civil right

. could today's russia-u.s. talks change all that neighborhood, outrage in hull u tulsa, police officer shooting an unarmed black suspect. >>> hillary clinton hits the "tonight" show. "early today" starts right now. >> the frightening events that ravaging the new york metropolitan area remember after a massive man hunt that enlisted millions for the new jersey bombing suspect ended in a hail of gunfire the gunfight came after manled f over those bombs hours after investigators released his photos to the public. for the first time, we are now hearing from the bar owner, the first to find the suspect asleep outside his tamp. >> when we saw his face, he just pulled a gun and shot, pop, pop. he shot twice and i think he shot want to in time. he started towards his feet the suv and started choking at him. he went between the cars, i heard 30, 40 shots like that pow, pow, pow. >> this morning, verdict itself are focusing on what, if anything, the suspect may have had in a motive for planting those bombs. >> reporter: the man hunt turned into a foot chase and ended in a shooto wheeled

have referred to up despite a week-long cease-fire. controversy continues to swirl in tulsa, surrounding a shooting death of a femalosis, next, hear the police officer's side of the story. >> first, we got a flash flood watching multiple states, bill karins is here. >> good morning, guys. we are watching this thunderstorm this morning overnight in areas of minnesota, now moving, racing through wisconsin. some wind damage possible. we will thunderstorms over the next two days. flash flood watches are up through ames and lacrosse and le claire two. to four inches is expected. you can pick up seven inches of rain over the next two days. here's a closer look at the day ahead. >> well, we're continuing to watch the heat ahead of that thunderstorm system. the last full day of summer. certainly feels like it. lock at the deep south, 95 areas. we will continue with very warm conditions in the southeast. our "early today" is back in >> this morning, investigators are look into what left one dead and another injured. they were performing a training mission with a plane crash shortly a

protests in tulsa that also happened over night that's coming up in just a few minutes right here on live at daybreak. mount pleasant police are still searching for the driver in a hit and run that sent two people to the hospital. police say three men were seen hitch-hiking yesterday morning.... along the highway 32 median north of the kenosha- racine county line after a night of drinking. witnesses roadway and were struck by a car that then took off after the accident. police say the suspect is driving a beige... four-door grand prix. milwaukee's health department is taking a more aggressive approach... to fight crime.the department reggie moore is the new director of violence prevention.just five months on the job, he's been tasked to find ways to prevent assaults, shootings and murders. he's starting by looking at what's worked in other parts of the country.one of them is to create "safe zones.". basically that involves basically descalate or intervene in conflicts that result in agravated assault19 a non fatal shooting or a homicide another initiative just started is called "beyond th

-year-old terrence crutcher? in tulsa? and what does this say about american just sn american justice? hillary clinton weighs? >> this horrible shooting again, how many times do we have to see this in our country? plus exactly what donald trump doesn't need with just six days to go still he faces hillary clinton. chris christie in hot water tonight, prosecutors insisting the governor knew all about the bridgegate scandal that shut down the george washington bridge. and, the latest on the bombing that injured 31 people in new york. new charges against the alleged bomber. we're going to begin this broadcast tonight with some breaking news inside charlotte, north carolina. we have some pictures. there you go, showing a protest at -- i don't want to call it a standoff with police, but protesters spreading after an officer today shot and killed an african-american man who police say was armed. again, they shot and killed an african-american man who police say was armed. the officer in the shooting video also black. again, these are live picturing come in from charlotte, north carolina, wso

while he exited his car. ((brian loftus)) >> and... protests continue in tulsa after the death of terence crutcher at the hands of police. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) tulsa protester: >>> "there was a - he was taken alive. they said they wanted to question him. so because you wanted to question him, does his life mean more than our black men across the nation? it doesn't make any sense." /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. city officials in charlotte, north carolina are calling for peace this morning after the deadly police shooting of a black man sparked violent say officers shot and killed him while he was reading a book inside his car tuesday... police maintain scott had a gun. the shooting occurred outside scott's apartment complex. officers were looking for a suspect with an outstanding warrant when they encountered scott coming out of his car. police later

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. >>> new details emerging about that deadly police shooting in tulsa, oklahoma, that has ignited nationwide outrage. dramatic video shows a white officer fatally shooting an unarmed african american father of four. for the first time tonight, we're hearing the officer's side of the story. our gabe gutierrez is in tulsa with that. >> reporter: with terence crutcher's suv stopped in the middle of this two-lane road, a 911 caller wasn't sure what to make of him. >> i think he's smoking something. >> okay. >> reporter: officers responding to an unrelated call spotted him. >> i've got a subject who won't show me his hands. >> reporter: but said he ignored their commands for more than a minute. video from the police helicopter shows crutcher had his hands up as he walked back to his vehicle. an officer in the chopper who can't be heard by the officers on the ground makes this observation. >> that looks like a bad dude too. looks on something. seconds later one officer fires his taser and another fires her gun. that officer, betty shelby is on paid leave. she joined the tulsa police dep

. could today's u.s./russia talks change all that. >> outrage in tulsa after police shooting an unarmed black suspect. >> and hillary clinton hits the tonight show. "early today" starts right now. great being with you. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm gigi stone woods. >> pictures show the ravage of the new york area after a massive manhunt that enlists millions in the all-out search for the bombing suspect ended in a hail of gunfire. it came after they cornered the the bombings just hours after investigators released his photo to the public. we're hearing from the bar owner who was the first to find the suspect asleep outside his tavern. >> i recognized him. he just pulled a gun and shot. pop, pop, shot twice. and i think the cop shot. and he got up and started running. suv and started shooting at him. he went between the cars. 30, 40 shots i heard total. pop, pop, pop. >> this morning, investigators are now focusing on what if any help the suspect may have had in planting those bombs. miguel almaguer has the harrowing story of how it all unfolded. >> the manhunt turned into a foot c

! >> pelley: video captures the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black motorist in tulsa. and we'll remember when rock was young and loud. >> it was just like, "she loves- ? she loves you yeah, yeah, yeah ? she loves you yeah, yeah, yeah this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. less than 50 hours after the first explosion, police arrested a suspect today in the bombings in new york and new jersey. he is ahmad khan rahami of elizabeth, new jersey, a naturalized u.s. citizen from afghanistan. a fingerprint on an unexploded bomb led to a manhunt, and rahami was captured after a shoot-out in linden, new jersey. rahami faces five charges of attempted murder in that shooting, and federal prosecutors are preparing terrorism charges. we have a team of correspondents covering the bombings. first we'll go to jeff pegues. >> reporter: about three hours suspect's name, ahmad khan rahami was spotted on the streets of linden, new jersey. ( gunfire ) you can hear the gunfire during a shoot-out with police. the 28-year-old suspect ended up on t

tulsa police officer who fatally shot an african-american man on friday now faces a felony charge, manslaughter. i am wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following breaking news in charlotte, north carolina, where police, state troopers and the national guard, they are now out in force. after two nights of rioting north carolina's governor says he won't tolerate more violence or destruction of property. ministers vow they'll gather peacefully tonight at the spot where a demonstrator was spot and critically wounded last night. short time ago representatives of the dead man's family needed for calm. they say scott's wife saw the shooting and that scott's family believes he did not own a gun. authorities say scott was armed, but police won't release the video. i'll ask charlotte's police chief why not. >>> authorities in oklahoma announcing they filed a first degree manslaughter charge against police officer betty shelby in the shooting of terence crutcher after his suv broke down. our correspondents, analysts and guests wi

in stark contrast to the scene in tulsa. 40-year-old terence crutcher. demonstrators call for justice. police in tulsa say people are channelling anger and frustration into positive protest. >> we are mad. we have every right to be mad just like our brothers and sisters in charlotte. we want people to express that anger in a way that is constructive. we don't want to tear up our property or cars. we don't want to commit violence against police officers nor one another. we need a place to come and say i'm mad and i need to be able to express that. >> a tulsa officer shot crutcher friday as he waited for help when his suv broke down in the middle of the road. crutcher was unarmed, but the attorney for officer shelby says she feared he had a gun and she fired. >>> we will have more on the damaging protests in charlotte and we will talk about the presidential campaign. hillary clinton ands donald trump both responded to the latest spike in tension. what do they say? that's next. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the

police in tulsa. we have all the developments in both of these cases. >>> new details emerging about the suspect in the new york and new jersey bombing. he now faces federal charges. and surprising revelations what he allegedly did in the days before the bombings. good morning, everyone, welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans, it's wednesday, september 21st. it's 4:00 a.m. in the east. tensions rising in north carolina after a fatal shooting. protesters and at least a dozen officers injured in the clashes that turned violent. protesters later setting a fire on the road, looting trucks forced to stop in place. the mayor of charlotte calling for calm, calling for a full investigation into the shooting of 43-year-old keith lamont scott of officer brently vincent. both the officer and the victim are african-american. listen to the police chief to describe what led up to the shooting. >> at this point, all we know they're in the apartment complex parking lot. the subject gets out with a weapon, they engage him. and one of the officers caused lethal death and fi

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