the new calls for tougher regulations. > the mysterery at sea. what happened to three experienced american sailors who disappeared without a trace off the coast of mexico almost two weeks ago? a new treatment for melanoma brings promising results. rates of recurrence and death down dramatically and ten years after the boston marathon bombing, how their injuries forged a bond that has withstood the test of time, inspiring america. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening and welcome. an akron, ohio grand jury charging decision in the police shooting death of jayland walker has that city on nervous edge tonight. the grand jury declining to indict eight police officers who fired some 46 bullets into walker, killing him. it happened at the end of a chaotic chase last summer, much of it caught on police dash and body cams walker was black seven of the officers are white. ohio attorney general dave yost today noting the sheer number of shots is
at the 25-year-old black motorist last june. the state attorney general saying the officers thought walker was reaching for a gun during a chase. will it ignite new protests? breaking news in kansas city. a homeowner charged with two felony counts after he shot a black teenager who rang his doorbell mistakenly. the prosecutor now saying there was a racial component in the case. growing outrage by u.s. allies after the leak by a national guardsman of those top secret documents, and what they reveal about washington s china concerns. a string of massive and worrying chemical explosions acrossss america.. the new calls for tougher regulations. the mystery at sea. what happened to three experienced american sailors who disappeared without a trace off the coast of mexico almost two weeks ago? a new treatment for melanoma brings promising results. rates of recurrence and death down dramatically. and ten years after the boston marathon bombing, how their injuries forged
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protests and unrest in the streets last june. looking toward tonight, akron s mayor saying he has faith in his community. correspondent jesse kirsch has late details. reporter: tonight ohio s attorney general announcing the eight akron police officers who shot jayland walker more than 40 times will face no state criminal charges for killing the 25-year-old black man. the grand jury concluded that the officers were legally justified in their use of force. reporter: walker s family outraged by the decision. i wish you could have been in the home about 4:30 p.m. when i broke the news to the family. i wish you could have heard and felt and seen the screams. reporter: authorities say last june police attempted a traffic stop before walker fled in his vehicle, firing at least once at officers before taking off on foot in a ski mask. authorities say officers twice tried stopping walker with a taser. mr. walker then reached for his waistband in what several officers