because mr. bradford knows his son. he is battling cancer and retiring this week upcoming from the birmingham police department. his son would leave work after four days of working and come and check on his father every day. mr. bradford and his mother knew this was not true about their son shooting somebody. the notion that they would unjustifiably pull the trigger is almost as worse as the hoover police officer who unjustifiable saw a black man with a gun and made a decision within milliseconds to shoot him in his face. they don't even know if they can have an open casket funeral. it's troubling when you see this in chicago or not here in the civil rights movement. this suggestion by the top leaders with the good guys had guns, maybe they could help with the mass shooters of the bad guys. if you are black and a good guy with a gun, the police don't see you as a good guy. they just see you as a criminal and they shoot and killed. that's what is devastating to mr. bradford who himself is part of the law enforcement fami

bradford knows his son. mr. bradford is battling cancer. he's retiring this week upcoming from the birmingham police department. his son would leave work after a full day of working and come and check on his father every day. so mr. bradford and his mother knew that this wasn't true of their son shooting somebody. and the whole notion that they would unjustifiably pull the trigger and release this information is almost as worse an the hoover police officer who unjustifiably saw a black man with a gun and made a decision within milliseconds according to witnesses to shoot him in his face. they don't even know if they can have an open casket funeral. so it's just troubling where you see this pattern with jemele robinson in chicago or now here where this suggestion by the top leaders of our country that if the good guys had guns maybe they could help with some of the mass shooters of the bad guys who have guns where if you're black and you're a good guy with a gun, the police doesn't see you as a good guy. they just see you as a criminal, and

bradford and killed him and, you know, the interaction between him and mr. bradford, you know, whether there was any warning, whether he followed proper protocols, and if there was any -- we don't know what mr. bradford -- all we understand, all they're saying is he was brandishing a gun as he was leaving the scene. >> so police are saying he was showing -- you know, police are saying that bradford was showing the gun, they saw the gun out? when you say brandishing a gun, you know, how are police describing that? >> that's the exact word that they used was brandishing. they didn't really elaborate, whether he was holding it in the air or it was just on him. >> and what about this altercation? police initially said there was an altercation. do we know any details about what that constitutes? what does that mean? >> no. they have not really given a lot of the details about that. from what -- all they've indicated is there was this confrontation outside the stores in the common area at the mall and that one of the people involved in that confrontation pulled a

i can understand the frustration on mr. bradford's family side. you know, the police have indicated that he was involved somewhat in the alteration. i'm not sure what that means. was he an innocent bystander trying to stop the altercation, or was evolved specifically in the immediate altercation? listen, i worked as a u.s. marshal for many years. i was always fearful of friendly fire, especially when you work in street clothes, is that the case here? if so it's a shame. but you can understand in these type of chaotic situations you got an individual running with a handgun. you know, i'm sure this is all on video and can be sorted out fairly quickly and i think the benefit here is we have the beam law enforcement agency, a third-party law enforcement agency that has now been brought in to investigate this. so we should have some answers and hopefully the press conference tomorrow afternoon will shed a lot of light on this. >> walk me through how police will be going about this investigation? >> well, to me there's three things here. there's the vid

i can understand the frustration on mr. bradford's family side. you know, the police have indicated that he was involved somewhat in the altercation. i'm not sure what that means. was he an innocent bystander trying to stop the altercation, or was he involved specifically in the immediate altercation? listen, i worked as a u.s. marshal for many years. i was always fearful of friendly fire, especially when you work in street clothes, is that the case here? if so it's a shame. but you can understand in these type of chaotic situations you got an individual running with a handgun. you know, i'm sure this is all on video and can be sorted out fairly quickly and i think the benefit here is we have the alabama law enforcement agency, a third-party law enforcement agency that has now been brought in to investigate this. so we should have some answers and hopefully the press conference tomorrow afternoon will shed a lot of light on this. >> walk me through how police will be going about this investigation? >> well, to me there's three things here. there's

the next day "new evidence now suggests that while mr. bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the alteration, he likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. this information indicates there is at least one gunman still at large. >> reporter: the officer involved is on administrative leave. bradford's father says his son had a concealed handgun license. but now they have released little information about the shooting or the suspect still at large. leaving this grief-stricken family to wonder. >> no parent should ever have to go through this. >> reporter: when they will get answers. >>> the united nations will hold a emergency security counsel meeting amid a new risk between russia and ukrain. injuring at least six sails off the coast of crimea. russian officials confirmed they seized three ukrainian ships they claim tress pazzed illegally. u.n. ambassador nikki haley on twitter. tensions have simmered since they annexed. they're calling on russia to deescalate the situation. >>> paul manafort is expected

a fight unand was seen pointing a the next day nc"new evi now suggests that while mr. bradford may have bn involved in some aspect of the alteration, he likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. this information indicates there is at least one gunman still at large. >> reporter: the officer involved is on administrative leave. bradford's father says his son had a concealed handgun license. but now they have releasedti little infor about the shooting or the suspect still at large. leaving this grief-stricken family to wonder. >> no parent should ever have to go through this. >> reporter: when they will get answers. >>> the united nations will hold a emergency security cou meeting amid a new risk between russia and ukrain. injuring at least six sails off the coast of crimea. russian officials confirmed they seized three ukrainian ships they claim tress pazzed illegally. u.n. ambassador nikki haley on twitter. tensions havee simmered si they annexed. they'r calling on russia to deescalate the situation. >>> paul manafort is expectdp in roert a st

and that "new evidence now suggests that while mr. bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation, he likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim." police now say they believe at least one gunman is still at large who may be the one tually responsible for the original shooting. bradford appears to having through army training, but the pentagon says he never served. on saturday, protesters demanded transparency. >> where is the body cam footage? why we ain't seen it yet? they called him a suspect. what are they say now? >> reporter: the police officer who killed bradford is now on administrative leave. there are now two investigations into this shooting. the alabama law enforcement agency is taking the lead. there's also a separate internal investigation. reena. >> ninan: hope for the family they find some answers soon. >> reporter: absolutely. >> ninan: deathen, thank you. on this small-business saturday, there's a report that black friday generated record-breakings sales online. by one estima

hoover police admitted they shot the wrong person saying in part new ge evidence now ss that while mr. bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation, h likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. this information indicates th there is at least one gunman still at large. >> no justice. >> reporter: amid protestshe officer involved is now on administrative leave. bradford's father shis son had a concealed handgun license, but hoover police and the alabama law enforcement agency now leading the investigation have released little information about the shooting or the suspects still at large. leaving this derief-stricken family to w >> no family should have to ever go through this. >> reporter: when they will get answers. tommy leitner, nbc news. >>> president trump 18 ll hit the campaign trail one last time tomorrow in support of the republican senate id cae in mississippi's still un cide election. nbc's kelly o'donnell reports on what's at stake. >> the last act of ss018's mid-term drama. missiippi's senate runoff tuesday. >> mississippi is at

bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation, he likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. this information indicates that there is at least one gunman still at large. >> no justice. >> reporter: amid protests the officer involved is now on administrative leave. bradford's father says his son had a concealed handgun license, but hoover police and the alabama law enforcement agency now leading the investigation have released little information about the shooting or the suspects still at large. leaving this grief-stricken family to wonder >> no family should have to ever go through this. >> reporter: when they will get answers. tommy leitner, nbc news. >>> president trump will hit the 2018 campaign trail one last time tomorrow in support of the republican senate candidate in mississippi's still undecide election. nbc's kelly o'donnell reports on what's at stake. >> the last act of 2018's mid-term drama. mississippi's senate runoff tuesday. >> mississippi is at a crossroads. >> reporter: democratic challenger mike espy. >> i want tonight se

. >> reporter: alabama police tonight say they're sympathetic to mr. bradford's grieving family, but stopped short of saying they're sorry. >> everybody out now! >> reporter: they admit that the real gunman, who shot two people and sent shoppers scrambling, is still at large. bradford's family believes he was trying to help save lives and say his gun was legal. >> it feels like someone has ripped my heart out. >> reporter: late this evening, the mayor came out and called for patience. the family of the victim is asking for police to release all of their body camera videos. there is a protest scheduled here tonight. david? >> steve osunsami. thank you, steve. >>> there is still a major senate race to be decided, now three weeks after the midterms. voters in mississippi will head to the polls tomorrow. and tonight, the president is there, putting his support behind republican cindy hyde-smith, who has been under fire. and tonight, more of that video now surfacing during which he says if she was invited to a public hanging, quote, i would be in the front

. >> reporter: alabama police tonight say they're sympathetic to mr. bradford's grieving family, but stopped short of saying they're sorry. >> everybody out now! >> reporter: they admit that the real gunman, who shot two people and sent shoppers scrambling, is still at large. bradford's family believes he was trying to help save lives and say his gun was legal. >> it feels like someone has ripped my heart out. >> reporter: late this evening, the mayor came out and called for patience. the family of the victim is asking for police to release all of their body camera videos. there is a protest scheduled here tonight. david? >> steve osunsami, thank you. >>> there is still a major senate race to be decided, now three weeks after the midterms. voters in mississippi will held to the holds tonight. and tonight, the president is there, putting his support behind republican cindy hyde-smith, who has been under fire, and tonight, more of that video now surfacing during which she says if she was invited to a public hanging, quote, i would be in the front row. ab

bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation, he did not likely fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. 21-year-old e mshmantic briefly trained with the army is now dead. his mother said she learned about her son's death on social media. >> that is not humane. >> reporter: and protesters who came out in support of bradford say it is about more than the gun. >> the black life taken away. a black man literally gave his life for this country, and for them to talk it away from him. >> and we are definitely going to get justice for our child. no other parent should have to go through this. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> in the north bay, santa rosa stands to get $38.5 million from the federal government to build badly needed housing. according to the "press d democrat" it would come from disaster relief money to build apartments. the community lost housing in the wildfires. one site being considered for redevelopment is the former site of the journey's end mobile home park that was badly burned in the fire. some in woolsey are filing a

mr. putin's hand by weakening the trance atlantic partnership by weakening the eu and nato, and that's strengtheni strengthening russia's influence. >> do you think president trump should cancel his meeting with vladimir putin? >> if he has it, it should be focussed on ukraine and what russia is doing and the president has to do a transparent standing up to putin as to what he is doing and make it clear there will be consequences unless he backs off of these actions. >> do you think putin at this point can do whatever he wants with impunity, walk all over europe and the u.s. interests if it's still in the u.s. interests to protect ukraine? >> i do. i think that he challenges us in the 2016 elections and he saw with mr. trump he could get away with that. he challenged us in ukraine, and he has seen with president trump's response so far he can continue to do that and he has been able to interfere with the unity in europe, and i think he believes that mr. trump will not take action against

in a press release, hoover police saying that new evidence now suggests while mr. bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation he likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. bradford, who briefly trained with the army, died hours after his mother saw him that thanksgiving morning. she said she found out about his death on social media. >> that is no way to learn of your child's death. that's not fair. that's not humane. >> reporter: police say bradford was carrying a gun when the shooting broke out. but protesters who came out in support of bradford say it's about more than the gun. >> a black life taken away. a black man literally gave his life for his country for them to take it away from him. >> we definitely will get justice for our child. so no other parent should have to go through this. >> reporter: an attorney for the family says that bradford was licensed to carry a concealed firearm. his parents will hold a press conference later this morning with their attorney to demand police release videos of this incident.

new evidence suggests whi mr. bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation, he likely did not fire the round that injured the 18-year-old victim. bradford is then only per to have died in the incident. a 12-year-old named molly took a bullet close to her spine, she's still recovering, her mother is optimistic she'll head home soon. fm so thankful everyone that helped us, she wrote on facebook. but the black friday shopping spree saw other violence. a man shot in the arm by unknown assailant at the mall in new jersey, and two men stabbed at ama a macs in sewnew york. the name of the officer hasn't been publiclyyeleased hoover, alabama police department, but we're hearing from media reports the officer was placed on administrative leave. that's while the police internal investigators try to f ure out whathappened. >>> it is a d madash to get you on dirt cheap deals.ng floodi stores, filling shopping carts online. tammy leitner is outside a walmart in l,do florida with the spending frenzy just ge

new evidence suggests while mr. bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation, he likely did not fire the round that injured the 18-year-old victim. bradford is the only person to have died in the incident. a 12-year-old named molly took a bullet close to her spine, she's still recovering, her mother is optimistic she'll head home soon. i'm so thankful for everyone that helped us, she wrote on facebook. but the black friday shopping spree saw other violence. a man shot in the arm by unknown assailant at the mall in new jersey, and two men stabbed at ama a macy's in sewnew york. the name of the officer hasn't been publicly released by hoover, alabama police department, but we're hearing from media reports the officer was placed on administrative leave. that's while the police internal investigators try to figure out what happened. >>> it is a mad dash to get your hands on dirt cheap deals. flooding stores, filling shopping carts online. tammy leitner is outside a walmart in doral, florida with the

. >> we're doing this vigil tonight in memories of mr. bradford jr., amen god. >> reporter: overnight, crowds gathered at a city park in birmingham to remember e.j. bradford jr. the 21-year-old was shot and killed by a hoover police officer responding to reports of gunfire inside the riverchase galleria mall. the officer believed bradford was the gunman. investigators say bradford was armed but had a concealed weapons permit and never fired his gun. >> they shot that man down for no reason. >> reporter: april is his mother. >> i'm going to do everything within my power to make sure my son death was not in vain. >> reporter: family is urging investigators to release evidence about the shooting including video from the officer's body camera. >> they have our love, they have our prayers. >> reporter: counsel criminalman derrick murphy said the city bo consider releasing the information if state investigators refused. >> in the event we don't receive the information by monday at noon, the chief will decide whether to relead preliminary inform

bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation, he likely did not fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. this information indicates that there is at least one gunman still at large. at a press conference with the family their attorney, ben crump, accusing police of a rush to judgment. >> they concluded that their investigation why e.j. was laying on the mall floor shot in the face, bleeding out, dying. >> his words too much for the victim's grandmother. the shooting sparking protests at the mall, his parents insisting they will keep fighting for answers and justice for their son. >> we will miss his face. looking into his face, looking into my baby's face. >> reporter: overnight the city of hoover and the police department released a statement promising transparency. they also reiterated they are confident that he did show his gun. as far as the suspect goes, into details on that person, but the suspect is still on the run. back to you guys. >> tammy, thank you. >>> craig joins the table. you have another story. >> good morning to you. that's right, t

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mr. kenneth rapuano, assistant secretary of defense for homeland device and cyber adviser. bradford,nant general director of command, control and communications, computers and cyber and chief information officer at the joint chiefs of staff. we look forward to your testimony. before i turn to my friend and ranking member, jim langevin of rhode island, for his opening remarks. i want to take a moment to thank him for his hard work and dedication over the past two years, of the 115th congress, it really has been a highlight of my time in congress working with you, jim, and i look forward to a collaborative approach. i want to recognize my friend. rep. langevin: thank you, and i want to thank you and jimmy ratcliffe for convening the joint hearing on such an important topic. and likewise, i want to say what a pleasure it has been to work with you over this last two years, as you chaired the subcommittee and has been collaborative and bipartisan, and i too look forward to our working relationship as well. so thank you for that also. so the challenges in cyber space affect all a

. >> after that interview, mr. crump told me by phone that the family was given video by an individual, showing exactly what happened and how e.j. bradford jr. was shot. crump says the family may consider releasing that vo. in the midst of today's press conference, as well as their interview with us on cnn, bradford's father says he served as a birmingham police officer and considers law enforcement to be family. he says there needs to be accountability for the hoover police officer working off-duty as mall security that night. >> you got one person that just assumed in his training falls back on the hoover police chief and the hoover mayor. you need to get your house in order, boss. >> an 18-year-old and a 12-year-old were injured in this shooting at the mall, but police have not found the person responsible. they did issue a statement when they realized at least one gunman is still at large. they now believe that e.j. bradford jr. maybe involved, but was not responsible for firing the rounds that injured the othe

mr. ken rappawuana, assistant secretary of defense for homeland device and cyber adviser. and lieu tenant general bradford, director of command, control and communications, computers and cyber and chief information officer at the joint chiefs of staff. we look forward to your testimony. before i turn to my friend and ranking member, jim of rhode island for his opening remarks i want to take a moment to thank him for his hard work and dedication over the past two years, of the 115th congress, it really has been a highlight of my time in gregcongress working with you jim and i look forward to a collaborative approach. i want to recognize my friend. >> thank you, and i want to thank you and jimmy radcliff for convene can the joint hearing on such an important topic. and likewise, i want to say what a pleasure it has been to work with you over this last two years, as you chaired the subcommittee and has been collaborative and bipartisan and i too look forward to our working relationship as well. so thank you for that also. so the challenges in cyber space affect all aspects of

brinkman: thank you, mr. lewis. thank you for your work in the tenderloin. >> clerk: is david lewis here? >> chair c. brinkman: that was him. >> clerk: okay, sorry. is curtis bradford here? no. all right, didi workman? yenga kuom. nazim -- [reading names] >> good afternoon, didi workman representing the san francisco chamber of commerce. i want to thank the sfmta for the work they have done to improve the environment along 6th street and taylor streets. we support that portion of it, improvements to the pedestrian spaces. the lighting and so on. but we are not supportive of taking the southbound lane out of 6th street. there is so much congestion downtown right now. if you are downtown as i am most days you could barely cross a street as a pedestrian. our fear if you take the southbound lane out of 6th street it's going to exacerbate an already kind of impossible situation. and i think what ends up happening is drivers who feel really frustrated because they can't get where they want to go on time start to drive eve

mr. ken rappawuana, assistant secretary of defense for homeland device and cyber adviser. and lieu tenant general bradford, director of command, control and communications, computers and cyber and chief information officer at the joint chiefs of staff. we look forward to your testimony. before i turn to my friend and ranking member, jim of rhode island for his opening remarks i want to take a moment to thank him for his hard work and dedication over the past two years, of the 115th congress, it really has been a highlight of my time in grcongress working wh you jim and i look forward to a collaborative approach. i want to recognize my friend. >> thank you, and i want to thank you and jimmy radcliff for convene can the joint hearing on such an important topic. and likewise, i want to say what a pleasure it has been to work with you over this last two years, as you chaired the subcommittee and has been collaborative and bipartisan and i too look forward to our working relationship as well. so thank you for that also. so the challenges in cyber space affect all aspects of our