. making news in america this morning -- demonstrators and police clash as protests turn more tense overnight. thousands taking to the streets expressing in the chokehold death of a man by new york police. we are live with the latest. new this morning, an emergency landing for a passenger plane. the pilots forced to touch down while looking through this. a smashed windshield. it's a great white. it's a great white. >> shark sighting. a great white coming dangerously close to shore at a popular beach. this is target! >> and a rally cry that target employees epic step talk. all of it is going viral.

and good friday morning to you all, we begin today with protesters filling city streets for a second-straight night. >> the demonstrators drawing large crowds in new york, chicago, dallas and other cities. >> the group is expressing outrage about the grand jury decision not to indict a new york police officer who's chokehold killed a man. elizabeth hur has the details. >> reporter: demonstrators on the move. yet another night defiant and determined from portland to new york. police making more arrests with protesters standing in solidarity blocking streets and demanding justice. >> it's empowering, but at the same time you feel like there, you know, you feel helpless because you wish there was more you could do. >> reporter: by now the world has seen this video.

the grand jury, abc news has learned, has watched four separate videos of the moments leading to eric garner's death. garner, accused of selling loose cigarettes, taken down by officer daniel pantaleo. it was a chokehold. he is heard saying i can't breathe 11 times before he stops moving. and calling it senseless in an interview with katie couric. >> why? you have seen him die on national tv just like everybody else. why? >> reporter: this grand jury decision coming just days after a 12-year-old boy was shot and killed by cleveland police. and a week after a grand jury in ferguson chose not to indict an officer in the shooting death of michael brown left thousands feuding. and the civil rights investigation, and the nypd is retraining every officer in the

use of physical force against suspects. calling it talk down, don't take down. reena and t.j. >> elizabeth hur, live in new york. thanks so much. >> even though officer pantaleo said it was not a chokehold, the medical examiner thought differently. >> garner's death was ruled a homicide, why no charges. dan abrams breaks it down. >> the homicide means death at the hands of another. the primary cause of death was the police officer's actions. but there are defenses to that. and in this case, the police officer said he was you haved with -- justiced, and they believed he was. >> we have live coverage coming up on "good morning america." the justice department says there are problems in the cleveland police department from top to bottom. the latest was a boy carrying a toy gun who was shot to death by an officer two seconds after the officer arrived on scene. there are frequent civil rights

violences in cleveland. they will intervene. police are looking for a man accused of killing three people. the bradenton man's wife, a neighbor and the pastor of the church where the wife worked. they were killed at the suspect's home. he went to the church and shot the minister. their six children are in protective custody. chilling new details about the stabbing death of an american teacher at a shopping mall in abu dhabi. she was targeted because she was american. the woman who stabbed her was not working alone. her home was a base of operations. and she's accused of planting a bomb outside of another american's home. time may be running out for an american in yemen. a u.s. military raid freed other hostages, but not luke somers. their primary goal. that angered his captors, they

will kill him by the end of the week if their demands are not met. the family is pleading for his life. >> he's a photo journalist and not responsible for the u.s. government. >> give us an opportunity to see our luke again. he is all that we have. >> the group holding somers is affiliated with al qaeda. he was captured a year ago. the captors call the rescue attempt a foolish action. and taking aim at the philippines -- excuse me, putting 32 million people at risk. tens of thousands fled their homes, depleting store shelves on their way to evacuation centers. the typhoon is making land fall tomorrow, but can change course at any time. southern california cleanup crews are beginning to clean up the mud. it could take days to remove the

sludge and tow away the cars mired in it. in some cases, up to the windshields, trapping the drivers and passengers. the good news, the rain has moved out of southern california. northern california, more wet weather. as much as 2 inches could fall from san francisco to seattle. ice storm warnings posted in the cascades. and expect rain, sleet and snow from the mid-gulf coast all the way north to maine. and plan on seasonal readings, 780s in the south, 30s in the north, 50s and 60s everywhere else. weather threatened to cause problems for the orion spacecraft. yesterday it was launched because wind gusts and problems with the rocket. they will test systems as nasa works towards a possible mars mission. well, in washington last night it was a president's turn to get into the holiday spirit. >> this was pretty cool video. if you haven't seen, president obama and the first family on

hand to light the christmas tree behind the white house. but it came during the event's musical segment. there it is, the president giving santa clause a high five on stage. but it's not over yet. chblts t >> the president did some dancing, thumbs up and carrying a microphone. a good time by all. he's got moves. >> santa as well. and the daily dose, a new study about asprin and when it does more harm than good. and midair scare. what caused a plane's windshield to shatter. new pictures of the damage in. plus ship wrecked, a bad day on the water for a sail boat team during a race.

and despite a sometimes bumpy ride, investors have faith in uber. the ride hailing service now valued at more than $40 billion after raising another $1.2 billion in financing. it's above linked in, twitter and netflix. but there have been potholes, privacy, sexism and unfair competition. and amazon getting the own line of diapers. it's caused always elements available to those who are prime members. and in addition to the diapers, there are also wipes. buyers can have regular shipments weekly or monthly. and expecting duck boots under the christmas tree this year, good luck. l.l. bean has 60,000 pairs on

back order as we speak. they are adding more workers and equipment. santa needs more workers. they won't be done until february. and starbucks has plans to double sales over the next five years including a mobile app to allow the customer to pay in advance using the smartphone in order to avoid the long lines. they are expanding their evening, food and alcoholic beverages as options. and two wilt chamberlain stamps on sale today. show the 7 foot one player. he is the first u.s. player to be honored on stamps. there will be a ceremony during the sixers game. and the stamp is half an inch taller than usual. >> need space when you're 7'1". >> and the first daughter in hanky panky on the white house roof.

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>> judy huth says she was assaulted in 1974. his suit is claiming that she is lying and is filing the case after failing to extort money. he is asking the judge to dismiss her lawsuit and seeking monetary damages from her and her attorney. mark wahlberg wants his record wiped clean. he was 16 years old and convicted of assault and served some jail time. he believes a pardon may inspire troubled kids to do the right thing and turn their lives around. they see bears in this florida subdivision. a woman was walking a dog, and the pet panicked, and pulled on the leash, knocking her down. >> she fell to the ground in the road and a bear came and hit her on her arm and then left the area. >> her injuries, they aren't

considered life threatening. authorities are warning residents to keep trash cans closed. wildlife experts say it's the oak trees attracting the bears, they want the acorns. and the risk of low dose aspirin may outweigh the benefits, at least for some women. a study evaluated 28,000 women between 45 and 65. those taking low dose aspirin saw some protective effects against heart disease and colon cancer, but also reported large increases in some side effects. a body shop in portland, oregon, has some explaining to do. the manager was caught driving a customer's car in the middle of the night. she got a ticket in the mail. the manager ran a red light. that's a manager driving with a woman in the car. the time, 3:00 in the morning. they said they were taking it for a test drive.

find out what's wrong with the car. reena's not buying that. >> not one bit. >> just putting in extra hours. this is a collision between a plane and a bird. a united flight had to return to a vermont airport yesterdays after it struck a bird shattering the windshield. they landed safely, nobody hurt. and a crew in an around the world foot race caught on camera as their boat runs aground on a reef in the indian ocean. hours later, we see the extent of the damage. the crew is fine and rescued. back on land. their hope is the boat can be repaired and they can continue racing. and fishermen with an unexpected run in with a great white shark. the shark circled 50 yards off the beach for an hour. it has lots of small bait fish which predators try to catch. how can you blame them.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good friday morning on december 5. thanks for joining us. it is acting just like winter. a little bit of fog. drizzle. but we will start with live doppler hd shows fog where it is hitting the reporting stations in santa rosa at one mile. novato and san rafael across the golden gate bridge we have fog and fairfield has 1.25 visibility with the fog. we have drizzle this morning. the heavier rain and showers and storms coming in at noon and hanging around in a scattered nature through the afternoon and evening. low-to-mid 60's. >> it will be a problem more for the evening commute than the

evening. the wet weather, absolutely. we have the fog this morning. that is the golden gate bridge. it is thick driving into san francisco in the northbound direction. you will expect to see delays if you are using the low beams. that is the best idea. we do not have crashes so that is great news. it is early. things will happen. the second time is a charm, nasa has embark on the next path in exploring the final ron -- frontier. >> orion roared off half an hour ago. the drawn of orion and new era of space exploration. >> it is the next generation spacecraft from nasa capable of sending astronauts to mars. the launch yesterday was

scrubbed because of valve issues. this is unmanned. the capsule is scheduled to land in the pacific after 8:30 this morning. in the bay area, cities are still dealing with the fallout from the decision not to indict a new york police officer in the death of a man put in a chokehold. in san francisco, the busiest streets was blocked off and our reporter is in san francisco with more on that. good morning, they have blocked off market for some time. this is the second night in a row the demonstrators have matched in oakland and san francisco to protest the chokehold death of eric againer. demonstrators blocked part of market street near powell and were holding a die why lying on the ground and chanting. they marched to union square. muni had to re-route because lines. there were no