New details on a shocking story we were first to report on last night. The mother of ronald green, a black motorist who died during an encounter with louisiana state police two years ago, speaking out right here on don lemon tonight. The family walled at the time that green died in a car accident. Police body cam video is now out and it proves that s not true. The video shows green was tased, kicked and dragged by officers before he died in custody. Green s mom saying this to me just moments ago. It was two, three days after we got there. And at that time they told us that he was in a highspeed chase. The car crashed into a tree and he went through the windshield and died of the injuries. Right before then, we found out that through coroner, she told us he was being taken out of state for his autopsy. And it was right then and there that we saw that it was going to be basically a cat and mouse game. They were running us all over the place. Also tonight, senate republicans lining up beh
suspected shooter and the victims in this instance as well. good evening, halle. federal and local authorities are working around the clock to try to figure out the last piece of this puzzle which is a key one. what was the motive here? what motivated this shooting and they re doing so by going through every bit of the suspected gunman s history. his mental history. executing search warrants on his vehicle, his home, and his social media account to see if there was any postings in recent days that may shed light on a possible motivation here. we know that he purchased a firearm just a week before the shooting and witness accounts from inside that grocery store paint a terrifying picture of what it was like as he shot indiscriminantly at the strangers inside. calling for help, asking police to rescue them as they were protecting themselves and each other from gunfire. now as that is ongoing, the grief here in boulder is substantial. this community is deeply devastated by wha
crisis. this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening we have been following a bizarre and unfolding drama in michigan today involving the parents of a 15-year-old suspected school shooter. tonight the oakland county sheriff says a fugitive man hunt is underway for those parents who, in an unprecedented move, were charged earlier in the day with involuntary manslaughter they re accused of providing the weapon their son allegedly used to kill four students at oxford high school on tuesday. the teen, ethan crumbley, remains in custody. facing murder and terrorism charges. his parents, however, no shows at their scheduled arraignment this afternoon the prosecutor meantime laying out in unusual detail what she says were chilling signs the teen was at risk of turning violent. megan fitzgerald has the breaking details reporter: tonight the parents of accused school shooter ethan crumbley are about to turn themselves in, according to their attorney, after being cha
and cloudy: california, on where you will be driving and what you will be paying at the pump. first, susan. despite more expensive price takes this or, more than 150 million americans are expected to go bargain hunting. that is roughly half of the u.s. population, according to the national retail federation. that will shop at some point, this thanksgiving through cyber monday to spend expected to go up by six or 10% this year according to forecast peer there will be some pent-up demand with target joining the list of business retailers that are now closing on thanksgiving day. so shoppers can focus on the turkey and the football instead. if you can t wait, there are a few that will be open, including big lots, dollar general, and bass pro shops but really, the main event kicks off early on black friday. doors open at 5:00 a.m. at best buy, walmart, jcpenney and kohl s. door buster deals start at 6:00 a.m. at home depot, lowes, and macy s. costco starts business at 9:00 a.m.
alexis mcadams on the ground in kenosha. let s start with alexis. set the scene there. it s a lot more quiet outside of the courthouse than the past few days the trial ticking on as people prepared for possible unrest. in kenosha things are calm in the area, but an emotional day in court. take a listen. as to the fifth count of the information, gabe grosskreutz. we find kyle rittenhouse not guilty. he was breaking down, grabbing his knees and sobbing like he was in front of the judge waiting to learn his fate. found not guilty on five charges. he shot three men, killing two of them following the unrest following jacob blake. he had as much right to be there as demonstrators and rioters, there will be people who never agree with that statement, but if we all would mind our own business a little bit i think we d be better off. now, going back inside the courthouse, and seeing how emotional it was, you see kyle rittenhouse there grabbing his knees and his mom crying an