COSTELLO: Soon the district attorney in Charlotte, North Carolina will announce whether or not he will seek charges against the police officer who shot and killed Keith Lamont Scott. Scott was killed back in September after police say he stepped out of his vehicle with a gun. His death sparking two nights of violent riots in the Charlotte area, CNN's Brian Todd is there now. He joins us now with more. Good morning.</s>BRIAN TODD, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Carol. A very highly anticipated announcement coming in just a few minutes from Mecklenburg County D.A., Andrew Murray, will he file charges against the officer who shot Keith Lamont Scott back on September 20th, that officer's name, Brentley Vinson. Some other information we are anticipating maybe getting answers to in the next few minutes. You know, police say that Officer Vinson fired because he was under a threat from Keith Scott. The family, of course, of Keith Scott denies that. We want to find out exactly what the threat was that Officer Vinson felt at that moment and did Keith Scott, indeed have a gun as police have said. Keith Scott's family has said he did not have a gun. So some key questions hopefully will be answered in the next few minutes when Andrew Murray speaks here. This was -- this is the culmination of a more than two-month investigation into the shooting, requested by Keith Scott's family. We're told that the D.A., Andrew Murray just met with Keith Scott's family in the last hour. That he may be on his way over here right now. Carol?
Soon: Charlotte D.A. Announces Decision on Charges.