to a call. he joined the department just last week. a suspect is in custody, but no information released until a news conference is held later on today. turning now to a growing outrage in an affluent minnesota neighborhood in a viral video showing a white police officer confronting a black man for walking in the road. >> this is the naacp demanding a formal apology. this as the mayor and city council members faced a heated crowd of community abc's elizabeth hur with the story. >> reporter: residents frustrated and outraged -- >> a human being, and you treat him like a human being. >> reporter: letting city leaders in minnesota know they want answers. >> it's fortunate, i think, that this was on videotape. i hate to think what would have happened had it not been taped. >> reporter: the first council meeting since this video went

controversial video were not there. >> you can't just put your hands on me like this. >> reporter: thomas and lieutenant olson, the officer claiming he stopped thomas for walking in the middle of the street impeding traffic, but the woman who recorded the video, janet, saying he was hugging the right side of the construction. >> you're going to take me to jail for this! >> the officer didn't need to approach the situation in that manner, shouldn't have put hands on the guy. >> reporter: according to official, thomas detained at the scene and cited for disorderly conduct, released later, and citation dropped. >> we can't deny that officer olson maintained his calm. >> reporter: the mayor announced because the officer followed protocol, he will not be disciplined. for some, that was clearly not the answer. >> now there were calls from the public to have the officer suspended, but the mayor said that is not happening. he did apologize at the end of the meeting and added this protocol will now be reviewed.

coming up, flying the friendlier skies perhaps. >> we are all hoping so. the new rules the white house hopes will give airline passengers a little more control over their wallet. you're watching "world news

big news from tesla this morning. the company says it will be outfitting all the new cars with the technology to make them fully self-driving, but the systems won't be activated until further testing is done. the new technology includes eight surround cameras and censers to operate without a human driver. the company has no specific timetable for this auto pie lot but says the system needs mi of real world driving before they are operating. nearly 200,000 jeep wranglers in the u.s. are being recalled because of faulty wiring that may disconnect, preventing air bags from connecting. it affects 2016-17 models. more information on abcnews.com. t-mobile paying a fine over the dispute over unlimited data plans. that fine follows the fcc complaint that t-mobile didn't let customers know about data thresholds which triggered

the agency says the company improved its data plan disclosures in june of last year. the company said they reached a good settlement with the fcc. the white house is throttling up new protections for airline passengers who are feeling increasingly nickel and dimed by growing litany of airline fees and gotch ya charges. >> yeah. the proposed new rules address everything from those pesky baggage fees to inherently bias travel booking websites. here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: if you ever waited and waited -- >> reporter: to reunite with your luggage after a flight, your time might be worth some money. president obama nudging airlines to start refunding baggage fees

no word yet on when fliers will see refunds, but there are ways to save time and money as you book those holiday flights. >> you got all these apps and tools and resources you can use. >> reporter: for example, google and the hopper app, claiming 95% accuracy telling you exactly when to book your flight it says it can save the typical traveler $50 or even as much as $1,300. >> it sends you notifications when the prices go up or down in price and tell you the prime time to book it. >> reporter: plus, freebird, an insurance for your trip. $19, it automatically rebooks you if the flight is cancelled or missed due to delays. look at two one-way flights, not just round trip. it used to be round trip was the cheapest. now that's not necessarily the case. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> you know the number one complaint that many airlines actually have about the passenger bill of rights? it's one thing that's on the side that you have a 24 hour period in order to cancel a reservation. they lose a lot of money based

we are all whining for them. >> 24 hours, not that much time. >> yeah. coming up the late night comics weigh in on last night's

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? we don't know what i-- snapchat. yet i still can't really figure out how to use it. >> i've abandoned snapchat. >> so last night's third and final presidential debate touched on some hot button topics like economy, immigration, terrorism, and even abortion. >> and the emmys. but there were plenty of laughter, you might say, for the late night comedians. here now is their take on last night's debate. >> the final presidential debate ever, i think, i don't think

saw mom and dad fight before the divorce. >> i want to make sure i heard that correctly. >> i'll keep you in suspense. >> oh! oh, suspense. democracy is going to end with a cliff hanger. >> i'm sorry, keep us in suspense. am i the only one freaked out by this? did donald trump just dismiss democracy like it was dressing on a salad. i'll look at it later, put it on the side. >> it was almost like alec baldwin doing an impression of him. he said disaster. he said bigly a couple of times. he said mexico is sending some bad hombres over there. >> hillary clinton came dressed as star trek deep space pope. >> that is because he'd rather have a puppet of president of the united states. >> no puppet. >> no, you're the puppet! >> you're the puppet! >> that was less juvenile than the debate. >> president obama has deported millions and millions of people just the way --

>> yeah, obama deported millions and millions and donald trump thinks that's bad? that border wall better be tall to keep out the flying pigs. >> the last two weeks trump said the election is rigged, the election is rigged, and then sure enough, look at this. >> whatever it is, it's rigged against him. >> yes, right there. look at that word, circle that. rigged. she had it written on the wall. have fun with that crazy people on the internet. >> i love to have been the fly on the wall when they figured that out. >> absolutely. >> is it bigly or big league? >> bigly. >> that's a word? >> apparently it is. gly. >> that's a word?

have over me is experience but it's bad presidential hopefuls on the attack during a fiesty debate...that launched our city back on to the world stage. :18-:24 nats of talking over each other the final presidential debate went down in true las vegas fashion. it was fiery at times... the big headline though is donald trump refusing to say that he will accept the election results. chris wallace/moderator: do you make the same commmitment that you will absolutely accept the result of this election? donald trump/-r- presidential nominee: "i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now, i'll look at it at the time." hillary clinton responded... saying that statement was quote "horrifying" another moment from last night that's getting a lot of attention... is when trump made an off the cuff remark about clinton.