paul ryan, at least in the past, has stated that -- and i think boehner has echoed this -- that they dont to just do corporate tax reform; theyre interested in also combining that with individual tax reform, in part because theyre concerned about pass-through corporations not being able to benefit the way larger companies do. nd we are actually committed to providing simpler and lower tax rates for small businesses as well. but what were not willing to do is to structure a tax deal in which either it blows up the deficit -- essentially we cant pay for the revenue thats lost -- or, alternatively, that you get tax shifting from businesses to middle-class and orking families. and so when you start introducing the individual side, it gets more complicated in terms of whos benefitting, what are the rates, how is it restructured. my view is, is that if we start with the corporate side, its a more discrete problem, fewer variables, fewer moving parts. we may be able to get that done, and then we can potentially have a conversation about broader tax reform. that may not be how the epublicans view

. >> this is an isolated incident, like the police shooting of time rice in cleveland or donte parkner san bernardino county or pasadena or monday bennett in new orleans or john crawford. what time does colbert start? >> now the san bernardino district attorney mike ramos slamming stuart, why? because he says stuart got it totally wrong at least about the case of donte parker. >> he was so wrong about those facts. they did not shoot him. they tasered him after he committed a burglary and he was attempting to assault a deputy sheriff. a sheriff who was losing that struggle and fighting for her life. >> a huge mistake that has the district attorney calling for stuart to wise up and get his facts straight. >> we need to talk about the men and women, our law enforcement officers that protect us on a daily basis. i really believe that we need to get our facts straight before we start making statements like that. >> and late this afternoon, just a short time after the district attorney tweeted that he was appearing here "on the record," the official daily show account tweeted this: you are r

. >> we have talked to donte for years about the dangers he may face. we have had to literally train him as families have all over this city for decades in how to take special care in any encounter he has with the police officers who are there to protect him. there are so many families in the city who have that each and every night does my child face not just from some of the painful realities of crime and violence in some of the neighborhoods but the very people they want to faith in as their protectors. >> he is promising to change the relationship between police and the community. is this the right message they should be sending? log on to the facebook page after the show for a live debate #keep talking. >> just hours after the grand jury decision eric holder announcing the justice department will do its own investigation. for that we turn to leland vittert. >> the burden of proof in such cases is substantially higher than that in state court. raising the stakes the investigation will be led by loretta lynch who will leave the justice department afte

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. >> we have had to talk to donte for years about the dangers he may face. good, young man, law abiding young man who would never think to do anything wrong and yet because of a history that still hangs over us, the dangers he may face we've had to train him as families have all over this city for decades on how to take special care in any encounter he has with police officers who are there to protect him. >> what police officers felt yesterday after that press conference is that they were thrown under the bus. that they were out there doing a difficult job in the middle of the night protecting the rights of those to protest, protecting our sons and daughters, and the mayor was behind microphones like this throwing them under the bus. >> that was the head of the union saying de blasio is throwing cops under the bus when they are trying to keep the peace. let's talk about this with eugene o'donnell. he's back with me today. former beat cop here in new york city and also former city prosecutor. he's trained police officers. he's now a lecturer at the college o

here's what he said about his teenage son, donte. >> shirley and i had to talk to donte for years about dangers he may face. we had to literally train him as families have all over this city for decades and how to take special care in any encounter he has with the police officers who are there to protect him. >> mr. lynch accused the mayor of throwing the nypd, the new york police department, under the bus. generated a lot of action. tonight, part two. >> i want to ask about your comment. you said the mayor thrown police officers under the bus. how have he won done? >> you have the mayor after the grand jury made their decision. the backs of new york city police officers, decades of racism. that's not true. i have 31 years of the new york city police department and never once heard a radio call when a call came over, what race are they? who did they love? where do they live? >> you don't believe race is an issue with new york city police officers as it is? >> it's a majority/minority police department. we're out there in the city of new york. we're doing our job well. we have thousands

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>> reporter: it's the same talk new york mayor bill de blasio confessed he's had with his own son donte who is half black. >> we've had to literally train him as families have all over this city for decades in how to take special care in any encounter he has with the police officers who are there to protect him. >> you shouldn't have to tell your daughter don't make fast movements if you're in front of the police. >> reporter: yet that is the conversation carissa lewis has had with her young daughter. on black friday carissa and at least 15 other protesters chained themselves to a b.a.r.t. train to make a powerful statement about police brutality. >> i do this work so my daughter knows she has to fight every day of her life. >> reporter: both women say all they can do is protest and pray. >> i'm praying for all the black men because you are really saying to yourself is my sin my sin? >>> warriors make a surprise appearance at a bay area high school basketball game, not to celebrate a win, but a loss. why not? we foun >> this woman lost her phone at a 9ers game, but stadium security woul

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generic pinpoint filling monitor then we take special sponsored 7-day gra then we wipe to end tag (we dontent at the e e e >> pelley: we end tonight with another encounter between law enforcement officers and the public. steve hartman shows us how it all with went down "on the road." >> reporter: earlier this month, in kansas city, missouri, the jackson county sheriff's department was out looking for people. and when they spotted a subject, they went after them, in a string operation the likes of which this country has never seen. >> hello, ma'am, your vehicle was targeted. >> what do you mean? >> oh, my gosh, okay. >> reporter: what made this operation especially unusual was the man behind it. >> good morning. >> reporter: a fellow in a red hat known to these men only as "secret santa." >> we got a mission today, to go out and do random acts of kindness. >> reporter: every year, this anonymous wealthy businessman gives out about $100,000 worth of $100 bills to random strangers. but this year, instead of doing it all himself, he deputized these deputies to give away much of it. >> let's st

you are right re donte parker. put him in the list of shootings monday. larger point still stands.stone magazine is changing its apology over the university of virginia rape story. kelly wright has the story. >> they are apologizing for the rape in arizona. they are taking the sole responsibility of the story that is filled with chris discrepa y discrepanci discrepancies. a woman claims she was gang raped at a fraternity on uva campus. will dunn in a statement says these mistakes are on rolling stone not on jackie adding we apologize to any one who was affected by this story and we will continue to investigate the events of that evening. on friday the magazine said its trust in jackie was misplaced. that caused am so to accuse rolling stone of blaming the rape victim. it is drawing fire for lacking journalistic integrity. she never questioned drew who jackie claims lured her into the ladies and gentlemened gang rape. >> there were reports they were looking for a rape vic to him to write about. she got a point across saying there was a lot of rapes on university campuses. i am not d

donte's case was the first case to be handled under the rules.ere picked to lead the investigation. then, ichb stead of going to a grand jury, the district attorney in milwaukee looked at their work and made the decision himself whether the officer would face charges. now, hamilton's family is questions eed all along whether these ajents were actually ind pen dent. they were working too close to police with e in milwaukee. protests continue throughout this time. on friday, we saw the interstate blocked. on srd, the national guard began calling up reserve officers. finally, this morning, nearly 8 months after dantre hamilton's death, the district attorney e attorney announced that he would not seek state criminal charges against the officer involved in this shooting. the distriblgt attorney says e says that because he was attacking the officer with a deadly weapon, with the officer's baton, the officer had justification to shoot in kwt justified self defense." after that decision, protesters marched again to the park where williams died. went to a

like the police shooting of time rice in cleveland or donte parkner san bernardino county oror mondaytt in orleans. what time does colbert start? what time does his show start. >> after seeing the d.a. ramos was going to appear on the record jon stewart said he would apologize for what he got wrong. here is part of stuart's apology. >> one of the examples that we used out of many, came from san bernardino county, california. now the d.a. there had some issues with this jon stewart fellow's report. >> district attorney ramos was right. we were wrong. in our list of unarmed black men shot by police, we should not have included parker, who according to the county medical examiner died of a pcp overdose. so i'm sorry about that. i shouldn't have done that i hate making unforced errors like this. i hate it i get so mad at myself. stupid, stupid, stupid. can you see stuart's entire apology on gretawire.com. coming up, i have a message for some law school students and their dean. and their dean. i will tell you what it ♪ you don't need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible.

so, i've had to worry over the years, elaine's have-h to worry, is donte safe each night. >> they'reled peace officers because that's that they do, keep the peace. >> but outside the church, hundreds of police officers turned their back on the screen outside the church showing the words of mayor de blasio. steve, de blasio has unleashed quite a backlash in new york, hasn't he? >> he has. looking forward i think this is most concern. you have mayor de blasio who ran for office in effect running against tougher policing. he says, yes, it's true, we have peace and security in new york city, but that's not necessarily the result of the policies followed by mayor giuliani mayor bloomberg et cetera. he came in to change it. he frontally took on the police unions, police force and aligned himself purposefully with the protesters. it's no surprise that the police force, the police unions in particular, are saying you're not our guy and we don't buy the words you're saying now in the aftermath of a tragedy this tragic killing of these two officers. when you weren't with us before. so i think

dl dont-- >> thee protests broke out after the decision was announced. the u.s.ent of justice will do a civil rights review of that case as it has done with some of the other high-profile incidents we've seen. >>> now, still to come here on cnn, a meteorologist shot outside his tv station makes his first public appearance and describes how the shooting unfolded. >>> plus, it is the movie north korea does not want you to see and for now they may have gotten their way but sony pictures says it's not over yet. that's next here on cnn. >>> still no claim of responsibility for two explosions both believed to be caused by bombs. >>> the first blast rocked a bus station in gombe killing 20 and suspicion fell on boko haram. later an explosion hit a market in the city of bauchi causing a massive fire. red cross workers are reporting heavy casualties. >>> now, many of the recent terror attacks in nigeria have been pinned to boko haram. the militant group has released a new video now with very disturbing images and an equally disturbing threat. >> as nima elbagir tells us b

i dont want to mention names -- >> you make deals on the course? >> i have so many wonderful friends. terry lundgren. he's done an amazing job with macy's. a friend of mine. we play golf together, and others, that i could never have the relationship with these people if i said let's go out to dinner or lunch. i've made many, many deals -- the trump tower site, which is one of the great real estate deals, i really started that by playing a round of golf with somebody that was very attuned to that whole situation in nashville. >> you mentioned macy's. if you go into macy's and you want to buy some donald trump clothing, you can do so. do you pick the clothing, design it? >> i have people that are really good. they come to me and show me. we have really people -- pvh is a fantastic company. they do much of it. macy's does a fantastic job. shirts, ties, suits, cuff links. >> you're wearing some of it now? >> this is a trump tie. anybody want it? but i figured in case they questioned, i had to wear it. >> i used to spend a fortune. i get them free becau

. >> donte was my youngest son.en burying me. >> reporter: surrounded by friends and family, maria hamilton is speaking out for the first time since learning the former police officer who shot and killed her son will not face criminal charges. for this mother, when you heard the decision of this prosecutor, what did you think? >> i wasn't surprised. we're prepared for the worst. >> anytime i have to tell the family that i can't bring justice to them when one of their loved ones has died is always tragic. >> reporter: district attorney john chism says officer christopher manny acted in self-defense in the confrontation with dontre hamilton even though two officers responded before him and concluded hamilton was not a threat. >> shots fired, shots fired, officer involved. >> reporter: this is the call milwaukee police officers heard over their radios april 30th when manny called for back-up. he claimed hamilton resisted when he tried to frisk him. then he says they both exchanged punches before hamilton grabbed ahold

we had to talk to donte for years about the dangers he may face. good young man, law abiding young man, never would think to do anything wrong. yet because a history hangs over us, the dangers he may face, we had to literally train him as families have all over this city for decades in how to take special care in any encounter he has with police officers who are there to protect him. so many places people of all backgrounds utter the same basic phrase. they've said black lives matter. and they said it because it had to be said. >> we know that ref recommended al sharpton, national action network and the urban league and cornell brooks with naacp are all meeting today to look at what happens beyond today regarding peaceful protests. this certainly is not a runoff, won't end with last night or what we see today later. >> reporter: it doesn't seem or feel like one off. they're planning what folks believe will be a march for justice december 13th in washington, d.c. to piggy back on de blasio's statement, i asked eric garner's mother how she felt about

. >> we have had to talk to donte about the dangers he may face. we had to train him as families have all over this city for decades in how to take special care in any encounter he has with police officers who are there to protect him. >> i'm joined by the widow of eric garner and reverend al sharpton. mrs. garner, first of all, my condolences. >> thank you. >> your husband is now the face of bias in our law enforcement. how do you feel about that? >> i feel that he was murdered unjustly. i feel like -- i don't even feel like it's a black and white thing, honestly. you know, in my opinion. i really don't feel like it's a black and white thing. i feel like it's just something that he continues to do and the police knew, you know, they knew. it wasn't like it was a shock. they knew. you know? they knew him by name. they harassed us. they said things to us. we would go shopping. you know, they -- hi, cigarette man. hey, cigarette man wife. i would say, keep walking, don't say anything, don't respond, don't give them a reason to do anything to you. and

. >> so i've had to worry over the years, is donte safe each night. there are so many who feel that he have night, is my child safe. and not just from some of the painful realities, crime and violence in some of our neighborhoods, but they say from the very people they want to have faith in as their protectors. >> now, the thousands of people are taking to streets each night. nypd officers are standing down. most of the time, simply watching as protesters take over major thorough fares and walk through traffic. the head of their union says the mayor is betraying his own police force. >> what police officers felt yesterday after that press conference is that they were thrown under the bus. that they were out there doing a difficult job in the middle of the night, protecting the rights of those to protest, protecting our sons and daughters, and the mayor was behind microphones like this, throwing them under the bus. >> many comes are wondering, when did we stop being the good guys and become the villains and how do we react now when someone we need to a

releasing a satirical movie, imagine if they see a documentary they don't like, or news reports they donte. or even worse, imagine if producers and distributors and others start engaging in self- censorship because they don't want to offend the sensibilities of someone whose sensibilities probably need to be offended. so, that's not who we are. >> woodruff: notably, kim jong un's name was never mentioned. but the president clearly targeted the north korean leader in his remarks, using pointedly casual terms like "some dictator" and poking fun at the seriousness of the movie involved. >> i think it says something interesting about north korea that they decided to have the state mount an all-out attack on a satirical movie starring seth rogen and james flacco. i love seth and i love james. but the notion that that was a threat to them i think gives you some sense of the kind of regime we're talking about here. >> woodruff: the greater question for the president is how will the united states respond to north korea? the attack cost sony pictures tens of millions of dollars so far and an unkno

football game, a group of players entered the stadium with their hands raised overhead in the "hands up, dontshoot" pose in a show of solidarity with michael brown. protests are expected to continue today. the group ferguson action has called a nationwide protest walkout at schools and places of business at noon central time. we are joined now by two guests were out in the streets this weekend. alicia garza is co-creator of "black lives matter" and one of the 14 people arrested for shutting down the bart transportation system on black friday. she is also the special projects director at the national domestic workers alliance. dante barry is an organizer at center for media justice & million hoodies. he participated in last weeks actions in nyc to shut-down the fdr and lincoln tunnel as well as black friday protests in herald square. we welcome you both to democracy now! talk about what happened on black friday. ,> a group of organizations some students from columbia university and a fraternity, put together a protest in response to black friday called blackout black friday. we're targeting ma

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. -- i dont >>'t think anybody can say that. >> another way to say this is, if the court had eight yesey might not taken the case. -- atheists, they might not have taken the case. we have a court that is comfortable believes there is no problem in religion playing a greater role in the public life. i think that has been a significant change in recent years. as far as the case of the red mass, i don't think that would make it to the supreme court. i don't the would make it past summary dismissal. it is not state action. attendance is not obligatory. they can hold the red mass anytime pleases. >> i would say one thing. when you talk about being more with religion in the public square, one thing that has struck me is there is a tendency to see what one might the one might think of as religion as general custom. take the menorah. they are approved on the notion that they are a culture thing. one of the ways in which there was more religion in the public square and the court is comfortable with it is by the secularizing of the religion. it now constitutes a generic religiosity. i don't want

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. >>> "the washington post" says former nfl wide receiver donte stallworth is now working as a reporterm job. editors at huffington post said it was hard at first to edit somebody who was once on their football fantasy team. >>> we recently showed you new satellite images from nasa showing you how bright the holiday lights are in cities across the country. >> here's a familiar sight for two astronauts who will spend christmas aboard the space station. they're joining us now from orbit. thanks for floating with us this morning, guys. how are you? >> our pleasure. we're doing great. having a great time. doing a lot of things up here. getting ready for the holidays. of course, we'll be separated from our families. we've got each other. we've got some plans for gift exchanges and such. >> now i've seen elf shoes on your feet and i think i see what looks like a christmas tree. what else are you guying do to stay festive? >> well we've got stockings. butch got each crew member a stocking. we have santa hats and other gear that we've got stored away in the other module. we've got turkey and ma