in news from texas, 1200 people packed into a church in arlington to honor a college student shot dead byn- police on august 7.3 when police officer brad miller shot him fou) times at a car dealership which taylor had allegedly broken into. officer miller claimed taylor advanced toward him and he feared for his life. but police chief will johnson fired officer miller, saying he confront taylor without assistance or an arrest plan. iá's unclear if miller will face criminal charges for the shooting. and nbc is facing criticism for interrupting singer janelle monae as she spoke out against police brutality during a performance on the "today" show. after finishinher snt r hit song "tightrope," monae said, "god bless america. god bless all who've lost lives to police brutality." she continued to speak, but "today" show anchor savannah guthrie cut her off, just as she said, "we will 'ot be silenced." >> god bless america. god bless all who've lost lives to police brutality. we stand tall. we want black ameri(p to know -- >> we will come back with morq coming up. first, this is "today" o' nb

right now we have an impressive combination of heat and humidity outside the belfort furniture in arlington and all across the area. let's get you started with a look around the area. a wide image from the camera just down the potomac at the national harbor. a lot of sunshine. a few clouds. a little haze and a lot of heat and a lot of humidity. here is how it looks. 93 at reagan, manassas, andrews and the rest of the metro area in lower 90's. a few spots hotter like frederick, maryland, 97. if you factor in the moisture you get a reading like with the heat index. feels like 100 in washington, 101 in frederick. this is the toughest stuff. temperatures are in the 80's this weekend. after sunset, mild and muggy all night long. higher elevations could dip in the 60's but most areas will stay in the 70's. a muggy forecast here. we will continue to keep the eyes on the high pressure system that is giving us the hot and the humid weather's it moves east. we will slowly see the low pressure go west and ramp up the afternoon thunderstorms in spot starting tomorrow. we will talk about that and anothe

to arlington, virginia. jonathan, welcome. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm not a member of peta but i'm glad there's an organization out there standing up for these magnificent animals. i want my grandchildren to experience these animals. i'm afraid between deforestation and hunting, that these animals are not going to be around for my grandchildren to enjoy. thank you. >> couldn't have said that better myself. that's why we're here. >> what's the status, particularly in zimbabwe, of animals like lions? >> well, the fish and wildlife service in october of 2014 asked that they be listed as threatened. a particular official status really is not the issue. all of the animals there are endangered from these kinds of canned hunts. these kinds of trophy hunts. that serve no purpose other than to stroke the ego of these overblown, overprivileged people who get some bizarre pleasure out of blowing animals away. most people want to enjoy nature without killing the animals that live in it. >> on twitter, irish eyes twee s s the zimbabwe environmental minister says

as secretary of war, i think that's how he qualified to be in arlington cemetery. and then she got to be there because -- so... susan swain: so we want to spend a little bit more time understanding the personality of -- and what she brought to the role of the white house, first lady at the white house. you mentioned earlier that she was very intellectual and that even though she didn't go to college, she was self-educated. how important was this in shaping the role of first lady? lewis gould: well, she -- as i said earlier, she wanted to make washington the truly, the cultural center of the united states. this made people in new york very uneasy. and there were some newspaper columns saying, what is she trying to do. but washington at that time did not have a symphony orchestra, didn't have opera. and she wanted to bring those musical things here.but she also wanted to have the city generally embody american values. and this was a very ambitious agenda, to transform washington into a city that would be sort of, like, under dolly madison, a focus for national and in

surveillance video showed taylor vandalizing vehicles at an arlington car dealership before crashing his own car into the show room. minutes later, taylor was fatally shot by officer james bradley miller who was fired after the investigation. gabriel roxas with our partners at k-t-v-t has the story. >> reporter: commissions over brothers played tree to the younger brother. his brother said he has come a long way over his 19 years. >>: i saw my brother growing to any man. it was beautiful to see >> reporter: he remembers his last conversation they had with his brother. >>: he said he has to be the next luther king. >>: got towards this young man. to bring awareness >> reporter: he was on on when a police officer shot and killed him. >>: when that you have a uniform on depending on you to pull your gun no faster on me they knew would on your on sun. >> vicki: as mourners said their goodbyes, they also expressed the hope that taylor's death will raise awareness and improve community-police relations. >> vicki: the step-granddaughter of actor morgan freeman has been found stabbed-to-deat

as secretary of war, i think that's how he qualified to be in arlington cemetery. and then she got to be there because -- so... susan swain: so we want to spend a little bit more time understanding the personality of -- and what she brought to the role of the white house, first lady at the white house. you mentioned earlier that she was very intellectual and that even though she didn't go to college, she was self-educated. how important was this in shaping the role of first lady? lewis gould: well, she -- as i said earlier, she wanted to make washington the truly, the cultural center of the united states. this made people in new york very uneasy. and there were some newspaper columns saying, what is she trying to do. but washington at that time did not have a symphony orchestra, didn't have opera. and she wanted to bring those musical things here.but she also wanted to have the city generally embody american values. and this was a very ambitious agenda, to transform washington into a city that would be sort of, like, under dolly madison, a focus for national and in

. >>> in arlington, texas, friends and family gathering for the funeral of 19-year-old christian tailylor t >>> ten years ago, israel removed 500 settlers from the gaza strip. >>reporter: there's no shortage of work to do in these fields. every day, dozens of palestinian farmers cultivate the land growing fruits and vegetables. he says up until ten years ago he never would have believed he could grow his own crops here. back then it was a large israeli settlement and home to 8,500 israelis and a large israeli military presence. he's happy the settlers and soldiers left but is angry at how things are now. >> we live in a big prison. we cannot move outside the gaza strip which makes life hell for us. the occupation is the reason for all of our suffering as the israelis control everything. we palestinians deserve to do what we want. >> israel's government never managed to truly disengage. without a political settlement with the palestinians, it exerted its control over the people through economic siege and repeated rounds of military violence. the so-called disengagement of gaza sharply divi

of minuteman career and technical high school in lexington for her essay on the old schwamb mill in arlington. julia? >> [applause] mr. birmingham: congratulations to you. let's give all of our top winners a hearty round of applause. [applause] well done and congratulations to you all. in addition to sponsoring the writing contest, in recent years pioneer has hosted u.s. history events. with these events, we hope by highlighting the major arrows of -- phases of u.s. history, policymakers will better appreciate the need for future generations to understand heritage. sadly, in massachusetts and across the country, this is not happening now. for instance, on the civics portion of the 2010 test, the nation's report card, only 7% of eighth graders to correctly identify the three branches of government -- who correctly identify the three branches of government. unlike in english and math and science, in which we are internationally competitive, when it comes to u.s. history and civics, massachusetts students are no longer the exception, but just the rule. for example, in 28 years of a civics contes

year-old christian taylor was unarmed when he was killed by an officer during a suspected burglary in arlington. officer brad miller has since been fired. the grand jury will decide if miller will face charges in the case. >>> new york senator chuck schumer is offering a chance to see pope francis. he launched a statewide internet lottery for a ticket to see the pontiff address congress on september 24, a first for a pope. he said that the senator's web site can be visited to apply, the drawing held the final week of august. and then from dc pope francis will head to new york. from december 24 to the 26th and plans it to address the u.s. general assembly and attend a service at the 911 memorial and visit the our lady of angels and hold mass at madison square garden. we will be bringing you complete coverage of all of the events right here on cbs 2. >>> the parents of a toddler with a rare laughing condition say the disorder made their lives a nightmare. >> so they turned to world renowned surgeon from long island. jennifer mclogan has the exclusive story from manhasset. 3-year-old dominic mchal

and on many days the view of arlington is one of the most striking in our nations capital. on most days, it serves as a stark reminder of the often and irrevocable responsibilities and consequences of the position of chief of staff of the army. unlike general creighton abrams before him, ray early -- firmly believe soldier are not in the army, they are the army. it's always been his number one job to serve them well and to serve them honorably. whether it is fighting in tikrit for visiting the wounded were at walter reed, ray has been the leader, their kids lead with the quick mine, palestinians and a serving spirit. while the army has been his profession for more than 39 years serving this great nation and its people, protecting his beloved army has always been his career. but there are so many of you here today, so many senior leaders, both active and retired and civilians, declared a true test of a legacy of ray odierno. as the secretary said there truly no earthly way to fully capture the breath that death of raise 39 years of service to the army, into the nation, at le

year-old christian taylor was unarmed when he was killed by an officer during a suspected burglary in arlington. officer brad miller has been fired. the grand jury will now decide if miller will face charges in the case. >>> and police raided the office of staten island man doctor. investigators say donald lee edwards has no medical experience but ran an illegal practice out of a basement apartment for three years. this week, police took him into custody and confiscated medical equipment, blood vials and a doctor's badge from his office. authorities say he went undetected for calling in prescriptions under another doctor's name and put at least 100 trusting patients at risk. >> he is treating me for depression. >> did he prescribe you medication? >> zoloft. >> police say edwards used to threader. >>> cbs 2 got action by a woman who had a car stolen and told back. someone stole jolie's honda civic in bloomfield new jersey and no idea it was found a day later, and after weeks, she was told to pick it up as long as she paid $800 in storage fees. the councilman joe lopez was watching the story and

. >> reporter: daniel mur vitt deputy chief of the arlington police department. he says investigators can't definitively say these case are connected but there are many similarities. women are the targets and they are usually being attacked at night. >> they are all described as a relatively young male, perhaps being hispanic. >> reporter: this is the sketch of the suspect from the first attacking on july 25th on 15th street north. six days later, another woman was attacked on south harrison street. police released this sketch of what they believe the man looks like. murray say he is doesn't want the community to live in fear but saysless's important to always be aware of your surroundings. >> try to keep your distracts minimized. we see so many folks walking around, paying attention to their smartphone. >> reporter: police asking anyone with information about any of these cases to come forward and contact the arlington police department. at 6:00, we spoke with neighbors who explain how they are taking safety precautions into their own hands. reporting in arlingt

>> reporter: nj transit stopped train service between mount arlington and hackettstown while workers with powdermill towing examined the truck hopper from a cherry picker trying to determine how to remove it. the back of the dump truck was empty. but big chunks of the cab went tumbling down alongside the railroad tracks. this piece of the hood and even what looked like the truck's e-zpass. there were lane closures eastbound and gawkers delays westbound for more than 6 hours. eventually workers attached cables to the hopper and lifted it off the girders using what's known as the rotator arm on a heavy duty tow truck. the dump truck driver, the driver of the ford suv and a young passenger in the ford all tank to local hospitals with nonlife-threatening injuries. live in roxbury township, next, morris county, tony aiello, cbs 2 news. >>> a major step towards normalized relations between the u.s. and cuba today when the u.s. reopened its embassy in havana. but despite the new policies, real differences remain. we have a live report from >> reporter: dick, i know that this is something th

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as far as new jersey transit is concerned, service is suspended between mount arlington and hackettstown on the morris essex county line. bus service will be provided. reporting live in roxbury, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> also in new jersey, a small earthquake shook people's nerves have morning. the 2.7 magnitude quake hit about 3:30 a.m. about 35 miles west of new york city along a branch of the ramapo fault inspect somerset county. the u.s. geological survey said it was 3 1/2 miles underground. no injuries or damage reported in this case. >> you could see some movement and small stuff, but it was crazy. >> all of a sudden the house shook for three, four seconds. i didn't know what was happening. i thought a tree fell. so, i went outside and there was no tree down. >> eyewitness news viewers let us know about the quake on twitter. donna said felt it in rockaway. house shook for a few seconds. >>> also new at noon, the u.s. flag is flying over the american embassy in cuba for the first time in more than half a century. the three marines that lowered the flag when the coun

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they play in arlington. the san francisco 49ers are playing in santa clara. so it's not -- it's not unheard of. >> reporter: the mayor is not offended by the name change. he says if it's a good move for the outlet and it's customers it's a good thing for his city. allie rasmus, fox 2 news. >>> overnight road crews started to install express lanes signs along 680. the new signs will did up between walnut creek and san ramon. once they are act vablthed solo drivers can pay a toll and will be allowed to drive in the par cal lane. the prices will be determined -- carpool lane. the prices will be determined by how much traffic is on the road at the time. the phase of the project is expected to be finished by the end of next year. >>> uber is expanding to the oakland international airport. the drivers will be able to pick up and drop off people there at the airport. last month the port of oakland voted to issue a permit to allow them to operate at the airport. riders will be charged a $3.15 airport sump charge for both pickups and dropoffs. they also operate rate a

arlington police chief spoke at last night's gathering. >> i can never promise you that we will not have a crisis in arlington but i can promise you, we will respond with compassion, we will respond with love and we will respond with accountability. >> miller's attorney says his client was trying to save his own life and those of other officers when he opened fire. >>> authorities say toxic waste from a colorado mine threatens to pose long term health risks to water supplies in several states. the 3 million gallon spill accidentally unleashed by e.p.a. workers has dissipated as it made its way along the arizona/utah border. >> while it's no longer visible because it's being dispersed, we are taking the necessary tests, looking at the wildlife, fish all the kind of work we need to do and responding to folks, drinking water and cattle water and those kind of things. >> the e.p.a. stopped field work in all abandoned mines while the spill is being investigated. >>> coming up on the morning news, a fiery accident caught on video. a collision results in a massive ball of flames in new jersey.

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 talked about how he wanted to be a police officer. adrian and josh taylor question why officer miller shot their brother. >> he didn't do anything in that video that would sentence him to death or you know, anything -- maybe jail time, maybe. or you know, burglary charge, probation. >> reporter: taylor's family are not looking at the shooting as a racial issue. >> every person's life matters. yeah, my brother was black. he can't help that. so we're going to trust in the system. going to trust in god and keep praying. >> reporter: brad miller will no longer be a police officer with the arlington police department and he has to wait to see what a grand jury will decide if that grand jury will file any criminal charges against him. that is a process that will take several weeks. >>> china has allowed its currency, the yuan to fall for the third day in a row. the central bank set

shot and killed by 49-year-old arlington texas police officer brad miller moments after you see him walk into the dealership. >> i have decided to terminate officer miller's employment with the arlington police department for exercising poor judgment. >> reporter: the chief fired the rookie officer, who was still in training. the chief says the rookie violated department policy by going right into the building right after taylor without even telling his training officer. the chief says five other police officers were setting up a perimeter, making up a plan, but officer miller went in alone. >> decisions were made that had catastrophic outcomes. >> reporter: the chief says miller shot taylor four times. several officers suspected taylor had a gun in his pocket. it turned out to be nothing more than keys and a cell phone. miller's attorney says the chief rushed to judgment to quiet protestors, and says the rookie made decisions in the heat of a violent confrontation to save his and other officers' lives. because he's a rookie, miller cannot appeal his firing, but he might have a whole lot

or if there was a grand jury process in arlington, maybe put this case before a grand jury? >> . >> i don't think so, tony, here's why. at the end of the day, the officer was responding to a call, which gave him the legal right to approach christian taylor. so it's tragic what happened, but at the end of the day, he was responding to a call doing his duties. >> gotcha, so let me ask a question. 24 states have passed anywhere in the neighborhood of 40 new laws since michael brown was killed in ferguson, missouri, and not a single one includes language that further clarifies when officers are justified in using deadly force. is it time to have that discussion? >> well, there's clarification when officers can use deadly force. the use of deadly force has continued for hundreds of years, and the problem with trying to make policies or laws concerning deadly force is quite civil, you don't know when you have to make that split-second decision. i've been there, where i have to make those, and you can make as many policies or laws as you want, but there's nothing to tell you you ha

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the arlington pd has fired the rookie officer who shot and killed christian taylor. officers were responding to reports of a break-in at a car dealership. but the police chief says officer brad miller failed to wait for his partner before following taylor, and doesn't have a plan for making an arrest, leading to cascading consequences. >> based on a preponderance of the evidence available to me and the facts revealed by the investigative team, i have decided to terminate officer miller's employment with the arlington police department for exercising poor judgment. >> the chief said taylor never made physical contact with any of the officers. the officer's attorney released a statement saying, in part, quote, the police chief used 20/20 hindsight to protect his job and appease anti-police activists. officer miller made decisions in the heat of a violent confrontation to save his and other officers' lives. the fbi has declined the police department's request to investigate, saying they have confidence in the existing investigation. joining me now is seema ayer and eric

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the arlington police chief said he is turning over evidence to the district attorney, who will decide whether to present it to a grand jury for a possible criminal indictment. amnesty international has voted to support a policy calling for the full decriminalization of all aspects of consensual sex work. the vote occurred tuesday during a biennial meeting in dublin . amnesty says the policy shift comes after years of research in which the organization says it found that decriminalization is the best way to defend sex workers' human rights. amnesty international will now turn to lobbying governments to repeal laws that forbid the sale and purchase of sex. in news from nigeria, an explosion in a market has killed nearly 50 people tuesday in the northeastern town of sabon gari. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack, although the u.s. state , department noted that it occurred in a region that has faced a wave of recent attacks by the militant group boko haram. federal prosecutors have unveiled criminal charges against nine people accused of orchestrating a multimillion dollar

the arlington police chief calls that initial chase questionable. taylor's family said it wants answers. >> this kid made a mistake and it cost him dearly, so nobody should have to go out like that. >> a criminal investigation is underway and arlington police officers advocacy group is appealing for fairness for the officer, stating that the investigation is incompletely. >> a federal judge denied bail for a young couple that tried to join isil. they were arrested at a regional airport in mississippi before taking off for syria. >> another case possibly connected to isil, a florida man pleaded not guilty in a plat to bomb a public beach. the man allegedly told undercover f.b.i. agents he wanted to detonate a backpack null of nails in miami. >> the second charge is attempt to provide material support to a terrorist organization. it relates in my estimation to the allegation of a recruitment video. he is doing margin ally better. he has a chance to correspond with his family through letters. >> he was arrested in july after allegedly taking an explosi

i want to read you a statement from the union here in arlington that reads the arlington municipal patrolman's association supports officer miller's right to be judged fairly and completely on the facts instead of a snapshot developed in only days. investigations take time and as chief johnson acknowledged, this investigation is not close to being concluded. i should point out that there was never any physical contact between officer miller and christian taylor. according to the report, they were always seven to ten feet apart. but officer miller said he did fear for his life. frances. >> all right, msnbc's adam reiss here. talk to us before we let you go, what's next in the investigation, especially knowing that there is no video. there's still kind of that blank space in knowing what actually happened inside the showroom. >> reporter: police officials say, and we also talked for the gm of the car dealership, there were no cameras inside that dealership that might have shown the confrontation, only outside. the investigation hasn't concluded yet. the police chief says there's still more to go

. >>> a white police officer who shot an unarmed black teenager in arlington, texas has been fired from the department. the 19 year was killed during a burglary investigation at a car dealership. >> we got shots fired. [ inaudible ] >> the recording is show nearly two minutes lapsed between police arriving and shots being fired. officer brood miller shot at taylor four times during a pursuit. the police chief calls the initial chase, quote, questionable. >> he's a kid that made a mistake and it cost him dearly, so -- nobody should have to go out that way. >> a criminal investigation is now underway. an advocacy group is appealing for fair treatment of officer miller, emphasizing that the police chief's own acknowledgment, the investigation is still incomplete. >>> a federal jail has denied bail for a young couple that allegedly tried to join isil. they were arrested in mississippi just before taking off for syria. they are charged with attempting and conspiring to provide material support to a terrorist group. >>> in another case possibly connected to isil a florida man has pleaded not

academy training there in arlington. in addition to that another three months of training alongside a seasoned officer, this this case a trainer. and that was the case there. but under this particular set of circumstances, everything we know and we've gathered is that the subject came towards the officer but there was just no reason under the sun to have gone to deadly force when less lethal force could have been deployed in this case. >> potentially. we don't know the facts. the camera angles are outside of the dealership and after he cashed the vehicle through the window there is's no more surveillance videos. but more importantly he may have lost his job, he may have been a rookie now off the force but is there potential for criminal charges? >> that will be left up -- there's two investigations going on here, one administrative ly e was probably fired under administrative charges where he went rogue and did his own thing. once the investigation is completed the police department will send that to the district attorne

msnbc adam reese joins me from arlington. imeline and what more did chief johnson detail regarding what happened in that dealership that they deemed it enough to fire the officer? >> reporter: sure, tamron. he says that the investigation is far from complete. they are still looking into that timeline and what happened inside. remember, there were no cameras inside the showroom to show that confrontation. once they get all the evidence, they will turn it over to the district attorney, he will give it to the grand jury. now officer miller has been fired, but he also could face criminal charges in this case, in addition, the fbi is still looking into this for potential civil rights violations, tamron. >> adam reese, thank you very much. we'll have the latest on this ongoing investigation out of texas, thank you, adam. >>> inmates claim they were tortured at a new york prison after two inmates broke free. live report for you on this one, next. out security. she'll log in with her smile. he'll have his very own personal assistant.

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 spoke with the family this morning. and they're reacting how you would anticipate. it doesn't bring christian back. right now, that's their position. they're planning a funeral. and that's where they are. >> and that's understandable. the grieving process still obviously ongoing and made only more difficult because of the circumstances of how all this went down and all the questions i'm sure they still have. what are their outstanding questions now? are they hearing anything from the police? are they communicating with the police? or are they helping them out? >> well, of course the police department did communicate with the parents yesterday in advance of his decision. so they're appreciative of that. and the naacp, we are supportive of the chief's decision. we believe

. >>> a white police officer who killed an unarmed black teenager in arlington, texas has been fired. 19 year old christian tailor was killed friday during a burglary investigation at a car dealership. >> we have got shots fired. [ inaudible ] >> the recording show nearly two minutes lapsed between police arriving and shots being fired. brad miller shot at tailor four times during a pursuit that the arlington police chief calls questionable. the family says they want answers. a criminal investigation is now underway. >>> hillary clinton has agreed to turn her private email server over to the justice department. the move which clinton has resisted for months the latest development in the controversy. >> reporter: hillary clinton's announcement that she will hand over her personal email server to the justice department is a stark departure from the position she has maintained for five months. >> the server contains personal communications from my husband and me, and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities, and the server will remain private. >> reporter: the clinton campaign say

meanwhile in arlington, texas, police officer, brad miller, fired from the force this morning, after he fatally shot unformed 19-year-old college football player, christian taylor. miller responding to a call from this car dealership where surveillance video captured taylor damaging cars in this deepership. and those authorities in texas say whether former officer miller is indicted on criminal charges remains to be seen. robin. >> all right, kendis thank you. >>> now to wild weather in the southwest. strong winds in the phoenix area kicking up dust storm and monsoon storms moving through the area. right, ginger? >> yes. and damaging winds up to 65 miles per hour. i'll show you the pictures soon. first, the stunning one, the lightning one on the right. you can see that dust storm so 0 high, moving across the phoenix landscape, trapping hiker on cam camelback mountain. listen. >> oh, my gosh, we're close to top of the mountain and there's a giant dust storm coming our way. >> visibility near zero. you can see those hikers there. the helicopter from our affiliate catching them and that

last night that deadly shooting sparked protests outside the arlington police department. omar villafranca is there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. rookie arlington police officer brad miller just joined the department in september and was still in training. he had limited field experience. it's that limited field experience that led to what his department is calling trouble in conduct. >> i have decided to terminate officer miller's employment with the arlington police department for exercising poor judgment. >> reporter: officials say that poor judgment was on display early friday morning when a rookie cop gunned down 19-year-old christian taylor. police were called to an arlington, texas, car dealership to investigate a burglary and found taylor acting erratically. >> officer bradley is seen walking towards the building where christian taylor was located. >> officer miller exercised inappropriate judgment by entering the build alone. this unilateral decision along with failing to communicate with fellow officers created an environment of cascading consequences

. >> about 60 people gathered outside the arlington, texas police headquarters demanding that, that office face criminal charges. a police support group says the investigation is not complete yet. and that the suspect inflamed the situation by refusing to surrender. >>> there is more unrest over night in ferguson, missouri. the demonstrations were much smaller and less confrontational than the past four night. this is all surrounding the anniversary of the fatal michael brown shooting. police are hoping to lift a state of emergency order today. however at one point last night police in riot gear did come face to face with protestors that were blocking a roadway. >> you need to stay off the street. you can stay on the sidewalks and march back whatever you need to do. but please do not come on to the streets. if you do, we have to make some arrests. >> in separate news police released security camera footage of tyrone harris. it shows harris with a gun during the demonstration. the video was taken minutes before he fired at plain clothed officers. >>> our time is 6:16. a number of computer h

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officer brad miller shot at taylor four times during a pursuit that the arlington police chief calls questionable. taylor's family say they want answers. >> every made a mistake and cost him dearly, so nobody should have to go out like that. >> a criminal investigation is underway. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will hand over the personal email server she used at secretary of state to the justice department. it comes as the state department acknowledges that two emails that went through the server were later classified at top secret. john henry smith is covering the story for us this morning. john, why is clinton doing this now. >> it dependency who you ask. really, if you talk to the hillary clinton camp, they'll they will you thatble, misclinton is just cooperating with the justice department and if you ask the mostly republican opposition, they'll say a variation of the chickens are coming home to roost. the f.b.i. are investigating hillary clinton as to whether or not her use of personal emails and use of a personal server, whether or not those usages have

the arlington police department fired rookie officer brad miller. he killed 19-year-old christian taylor last week at a car dealership. last night that deadly shooting sparked protests outside the arlington police department. omar is there. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. rookie arlington police officer brad miller joined the department in september and was still in training which means he had limited field experience. it was that limited field experience that led to what his own department is calling troubling conduct. >> i have decided to terminate officer miller's employment with the arlington police department for exercising poor judgment. >> reporter: officials say that poor judgment was on display early friday morning when a rookie cop gunned down 19-year-old christian taylor. police were called to an arlington, texas, car dealership to investigate a burglary and found taylor acting erratically. >> he just crashed through the gate. >> with what vehicle? a stolen vehicle? >> with his vehicle. >> reporter: officer miller is seen w

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according to arlington police chief will johnson. >> i have found several decisions made on scene to be troubling. >> reporter: the chief laid out a time line that shows at 1:15, officers found the dealership's gate busted open. at 1:17, taylor is spotted by the five officers on the scene. but at 1:18 when officers discussed setting up a perimeter, officer miller violates policy by separating from his training officer and goes into the showroom. the unarmed teen reportedly charged and cursed at the officer who fired four times while his training officer fired his taser. >> we've got shots fired. >> this fear and feeling of isolation was the result of his poor decision to enter the building without assistance and without an arrest plan. >> reporter: the chief's decision to fire miller surprised attorney and former police officer pete schulte who thought it was premature. >> there may have been a rush to terminate the officer. we certainly don't have the toxicology results back from the deceased, and i think that would have been a tell-taling sign of what actually happened in this case

. >>> a police officer who shot an unarmed college football player in arlington, texas, has been fired. brad miller could also face criminal charges in the death of christian taylor. the shooting happened early friday morning when miller responded to a reported burglary at a car dealership. police say taylor for some reason drove his car into the dealership front windows and was damaging cars. they say he did not comply with orders to surrender. >> 6:17 now. pate i don't know act. a suspect allegedly attacks police, then salutes in his mug shot. david. >> it's going to be a nice one today with mainly sunny skies with a few more clouds and perhaps a spotty shower or thunderstorm later this afternoon. if you're headed to the pool, though, definitely keep the sunscreen going and then just keep your ears out for thunder later on. we'll get you travelers to the airport, see if there are any delays around the country. >> there's an injury scare for the red hot phillies. first up, tech bites. >> ♪ >> hey there in today's tech bites a better camera coming to the iphone did that experts predi

roper pleaded not guilty to vehicular homicide. >>> arlington police officer brad miller who shot an unarmed college student friday has been fired. >> i've decided to terminate officer miller's employment with the police department for exercising poor judgment. >> police were called to the dealer issue ship after taylor kicked in the windshield of a car and crashed a jeep into the dealership. a criminal investigation continues. >>> in florida, the 23-year-old driver of a beer truck lost control of the big rig when he became distracted by his dog. that truck went over the guardrail spilling of course hundreds of cans of beer all over the highway. >>> now to china. it shows a woman being hit by a car driving in reverse. that car plow into two cars before coming to a stop. the woman suffered a minor injury. wow. >>> nick completed his longest tight rope walk ever. what a beautiful shot there. >>> check out this spectacular photo. speaking of beautiful. a rainbow and lightning bolt shot by a real estate agent? tucson, arizona. may want to quit your day job and become a photographer. he g

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 inside the gun battle and faces a number of charges. >>> new

. >>> the rookie police officer who fatally shot a black teenager in arlington, texas, has been fired. officer brad miller arrived at a car dealership after 19-year-old christian taylor was seen shattering a window shield. the police chief said miller used poor judgment and made a tactical error by entering the dealership alone. he said miller's mistakes caused a deadly confrontation that put him and other officers in danger. >>> a newlywed american couple is facing terrorism charges, accused of trying to flee to syria to join isis. jaelyn young and 22-year-old muhammad dakhlalla were arrested at an airport in their home state of mississippi. authorities say they planned to work as medics for the islamic state, but the terrorists they reached out to online turned out to be undercover fbi agents. young is a recent muslim convert and daughter of a police officer. dakhlalla is the son of a mississippi imam. both people are currently under arrest. >>> now to that custody battle involving "gossip girl" actress kelly rutherford. a judge in new york ordered that rutherford's son and daughter

police officer in texas who killed an unarmed man last week has been fired, the arlington police chief says the rookie officer made some deadly mistakes, the chief says, brad miller should not have approached 19 year old christian taylor alone during a burglary call. police were called to car dealership friday. they say miller pursued taylor through the dealership showroom, without telling his supervisor. and says taylor refused to get down the grounds, and charge toward officer miller, who shot him. but the chief says, the officers mistakes led to the deadly confrontation, and put other officers in danger. >> failing to communicate with fellow officer orvella arrest plan created a environment of cascading consequences, that produced an un recoverable outcome. >> brad mill here just graduated from the police academy earlier this year could also face criminal charges once police complete their investigation. >> the st. louis county executive says state of emergency could be lifted today after days of tension surrounding the anniversary of the fatal police shooting of michael brown, that