facing trial in the death of freddie gray, charges ranging from reckless endangerment, second-degree depraved-heart murder. the next trial is for the police van driver, set for january 6. alison: a formerly homeless family gets an early christmas gift. last month, 7 on your side introduced you to maria herrera and her eight children, who were living in a car in the district. she said she was fleeing an abusive relationship and had nowhere to go. thanks to 7 on your side, the family now has a permanent home and tonight florida congresswoman corinne brown brought the family to the democratic club and gave them all christmas gifts. >> this is about christmas, christ, love. it's what you can do to include as many people as you can into your circle. god has given us an opportunity to help others, and that is what christmas is all about. alison: she also hosted the family for dinner and has arranged for a business to give them a computer. isn't that great? leon: fantastic. awlll ahead -- an all-out br one in prince george's county leaving i a sixth grader scared to ride the school bus. alison: did you ge

. >> it's a particularly depravity to tattoo somebody to mark them as your property and that is what is going on. >> beaten and living in fear, more and more young american women are now being scarred for life. >> i didn't have a choice. i was scared to death. i said "this is the day we're going to do." with new harsher laws and wiretaps, the federal government is waging war on the violent criminals that exploit women. >> can't you just leave me alone? >> you better bring that payment and get me my mother [ bleep ]ing money. >> tonight msnbc is on the front lines with the foot soldiers in the trafficking battle as they rescue victims. >> walking out. >> and go undercover to arrest the men that drive the demand for cheap sex. >> this is a big misunderstanding. big misunderstanding. >>> at 5:00 a.m., an hour when most in the windy city still slumber, cook county sheriff deputies stand at the ready. >> a car pulls up, take the car down, guy takes off, we won't chase him. >> far from the glory of news breaking headlines, these hardworking men and women make up the front line soldiers in

charges range from reckless endangerment to second-degree depraved heart murder. the next trial for the police driver is scheduled to begin on january 6. -- two schoolsa listed as secure while police search for an armed robbery suspect. this happened at the noble woods plaza. that is not far from garfield high school and bel air elementary. as a precaution the schools closed all of their doors. police are searching for the suspect who is said to be wearing a black ski mask, red hoodie and black boots. developing now, police investigating a shooting in southeast d.c.. a man was shot at 36th street around 8:00 last night. he was conscious when he was taken to the hospital but about five hours later we learned that he died. police are looking for a light blue older model vehicle with tape over the driver side window. anyone with information is asked to contact police. the man accused of murdering four people at a mansion in northwest d.c. is in court today. nt is charged in the deaths. 14re buys were found may after the house have been set on fire. a bus turned into

. >> a recent report from the internal security services, it's this sense of depravation and lack of hope that is at the core of the palestinian youth. that bottled up anger and frustration sometimes translates into acts of violence. this happened to these two cousins after school and they stabbed israelis. one died and the other was detained. >> he describes a situation while his older 1 # 5-year-old cousin addresss him one or two days before and tells him we should be shooter. we should be martyrs because life is so bad, we have no future. i don't see any horizon. in his affidavit from 14 october, still in the hospital, he says, we know what will happen after the stabbing. they will break our bodies just like what i am now, or we will be shot, or be martyrs", means they will die >> reporter: he is now standing trial and could face up to 20 years in prison. this boy shares the frustration but he wants to become a professional footballer. >> translation: education is my way of fighting. many times i'm prevented from going to school and i mistery out of a lot of classes. >> reporter:

recent report by the security services says it's the sense of deep road accident invitation and-- depravationnd lack of hope in them, which sometimes translates into acts of violence. it's what happened to this boy. two cousins of 15 and 14 stabbed two israelis after school. one died and one was detained. >> he describes a situation while his older 15 years old cousin addresses him, one or two days before, and he tells him we should be martyrs because life is so bad, we have no future. i don't see any horizon. in his affidavit from 14 october, still in the hospital, he says, we know what will happen after the stabbing. they will break our bodies just like what i am now or we will be shot or we will be martyrs which means we will die. he is now standing trial and could face up to 20 years in prison. this boy shares that frustration, but he wants to become a professional footballer. >> translation: education is my way of fighting. many times i'm prevented from going to school and i mistery out on classes. -- mistery out on classes miss out on classes. >> reporter: he doesn't feel safe. his teac

. >> reporter: report released by the snit a year ago included water boarding, sleep depravation, isolation, exposure to extreme temperatures. >>> the c.i.a. program was far more brutal than people were led to believe >> reporter: california senator fought to make the report public. >>> it shows that the c.i.a.'s actions a decade ago are a stain on our value and on our history. >> reporter: human rights watch says no-one has been held accountable. it wants a criminal investigation into nearly two dozen former bush administration officials, including president bush, vice pity cheney, george tenant, attorney-general john ash croft and national security adviser. the group called on president obama to appoint a special prosecutor to look into possible charges. it wants the president to acknowledge u.s. wrongdoing, apologise to victims and offer compensation. in a statement the ci told al jazeera it has acknowledged "the program had shortcomings and the agency made mistakes. the c.i.a. also pointed out that the justice department previously investigated and decided not to initiate criminal charg

that would be caesar goodson the driver of the police van, he is charged with second degree murder depraved heart and his trial is expect to begin in early january. andrew spencer for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> switching gears right now the sixers are celebrating their first win of the season, and it came in front of the packed house. but, a lot of the fans were there to bid farewell to a future hall of famer. >> number 24, kobe bryant. >> kobe got a standing ovation from the philadelphia fans after his introduction. the last night was his last game in philadelphia he is retiring at the end of the season. the sixers presented bryant with his lower merion high school jersey and once started he came out firing. he nailed his first three pointer and finished with 23 points on the night. innings isers robert covering todd had 23 and innings isers win 103-91 but kobe loved every minute of it. >> it what's motion -- emotional, deeply appreciative. it was beyond belief. it was a very special night. >> fans of all ages showed up, some wearing kobe gear to the well last night. the the five time nb

that would a depraved heart. his trial is expected to begin in early january. i'm andrew spencer, reporting opening statements could begin today. we've learned more about the four soldiers killed in a helicopter crash at fort hood. all four of them were assigned to the second battalion, 291-st aviation regiment, first army division west. three of the men, 40 years old. the fourth was 35. the army says there the army combat readiness center is still investigating the cause of the november crash. a gas tanker explodes in the middle of the highway. southern california -- shutting down both directions of the freeway. the tanker was carrying more than eight-thousand gallons of fuel when a tire shredded -- leading to the fire. luckily -- no injuries were reported. the church known as the smallest church in america catches fire -- and investigators believe it was arson the georgia church was built in 1949 -- and is just 190 square feet. investigators found evidence thsomeone tried to burn open the donation safe inside the church. the church's caretakers said the damag

charges range from frack was endangerment to second degree to create murder -- different murder -- depraved murder. the next travel begin january 6. jonathan: you can log into the website at wjla.com. we do have a website under the news tab on the front page. alison: we have disturbing cell phone video of a bullying case on board a school bus. this happened yesterday. parents notify the school their son had been bullied. the older girl would not let him sit down. yesterday when he did they say the boy was jumped another one charges filed. stephenp at 5:00, tschida will have more on this, including an update on the child's condition. jonathan: updating the story. after receiving pressure from parents and state politicians, this week montgomery county public schools posted details radon results. the reports really are a black eye for the district. the school system left dangerous levels of cancer-causing gas unaddressed for years. and in some cases more than two decades. the school system has apologized and promised to do better in the future. alison: -- will go on trial for the murder of gra

that's why he's got the depraved attempted murder charge. if you can't get one of these officers to flip because they're facing jail time, it makes it a little harder. already it is really hard to convict a police officer in the case of someone dying in their custody. >> let alone six of them. >> joy reid, thanks for being here as always. good to see you. >> thank you. >> still ahead, jeb bush on the offensive, going further than he ever has but is it too late? plus the biggest question from last night's debate. do republicans want to finish what george w. bush started? >> and how 9/11 responders are one step closer to winning a major health care battle. those stories and more are ahead. especially, the pizza! about football is here... up your game with two large two-topping pizzas for only $7.77 each. better ingredients. better pizza. papajohns.com >>> if you recall five months ago, i introduced donald trump. at that time i said we have something in common, the birth certificate investigation, which is still going on. >> that was sheriff jo

juvenile, is an increasingly risky business where young women can fall prey to the violent and the depraved. >> i'll be the first one to say i never thought it could happen. until it hits you on your doorstep. and then it's too late. your world is shattered. >> no one understands the allure of a pimp disguised as boyfriend better than pamela hahn. instead of enjoying her golden years, she and her husband are haunted by what happened to their granddaughter five years ago. >> people are closing their eyes and think that it's not the stone age, that's not happening. yes, it is. open your eyes before it's your child. >> 16-year-old kathleen hahn, known as jasmine to her family, came to live with her grandparents as a toddler. they were the only parents she knew. >> i was her grandmother, but i raised her just like mine. i couldn't have loved her any more if i did give birth to her. >> was that necklace hard work? >> no. >> no? who are you making it for? >> for you. >> for me? oh, isn't that nice. >> jasmine was raised in a house of southern manners and strict standards. the hahns wanted to ensu

a recent report says that it's exactly this sense of depravation and lack of hope that is at the coreger among so many palestinian youth, and that bottled up anger and frustration sometimes translates into acts of violence. it's what happened to these two cousins of 15 and 13, who on october 12th after school stabbed two israelis. one died and the other was detained. >> and he describes a situation when -- while his older -- 15-year-old cousin addresses him one or two days before, and tells him, we should be -- we should be martyrs, because life is so bad. we have no future. and i don't see any horizon. in his affidavit from the 14th of october, still in the hospital. he says we know what will happen after the stabbing, they will break our bodies just like we're in now, or we'll be martyrs. >> reporter: he is now standing trial and could face up to 20 years in prison. this boy shares that frustration, but he wants to become a professional footballer. >> translator: education is my way of fighting. it is more important than stones, but in this situation many times i'm prevented from go

. >> it is a particular depravity to tattoo somebody, to mark them as your property. and that is what is going on. >> case in point, the new trend by traffickers of bar coding women. >> probably about 70% of the trafficking tattoos i've seen have been bar codes. the youngest victim i've seen was 13. >> tattoo artist chris baker of ink 180, a nonprofit dedicated to erasing tattoos, explains. >> they look just like a bar code on a product that you buy in a store, a upc bar code, but they'll have both numbers and letters usually below the tattoo, sometimes above and below. if a pimp sees a girl they don't know with a bar code they'll look up that reference number on an underground website and track her back to whoever "owns" her and contact that pimp and ask what they want to do. usually it's, she ran away. we'll send somebody, or make her disappear. >> ink 180, which originally served former gang members, has removed tattoos from over 100 trafficking victims. >> what we see are gang symbols, because on a local level a lot of trafficking is run by the gangs. we also see

we're learning more details abts the depraved husband and wife duo who left their baby behind and massacred those 14 people at a holiday party in southern california. today here this is what's crucial. a link between these two killers and the most brutal terror kbrogroup on earth, u.s.ist. it is looking more likely that these two were self-radicalized and motivated by terror. investigators finding a facebook post by tashfeen malik, the wife of syed rizwan farook, pledging support to the leader of isis. this as cnn cameras got an unprecedented, perhaps busineiz look inside the home of these two killers. the home where police found the makeshift bomb lab in the garage. thousands of rounds of ammunition, chill iing new pictures here of a crib, baby toys among the belongings ransacked already here by investigators. so standing by, i have our justice correspondent. first victor blackwell, who got this crazy look inside this home just behind them, which is now boarded up. the landlord of this property, let me be clear, allowing reporters in. police didn't object. so before i chat with you two, he

intent on spreading sexual depravity.t was within that storm and because of that the ku klux klan murdered viola, a white house others byefied embracing the black struggle. accused her of embracing black men. we change the historical markers of the movement. while the voting rights act is often referenced as the book and of the civil rights movement. one of the last barriers fell in 1967. the band laws preventing interracial marriages and loving versus virginia. it was rooted in those colonial era laws i mentioned, and the ban was one of the last vestiges of slavery to fall. only by placing the rubbing -- can it beision properly recognized as a major marker in the civil rights movement. the right of black women to defend themselves from sexual violence was tested in the 1975 trial of joann little. she was a petite 20-year-old african-american inmate in the bill for county jail in washington, north carolina. august, the 62-year-old sheriff intercell. he threatened her with an ice pick and sexually assaulted her. during the

is he looking at the most exposure with the depraved heart murder charge. y if i'm mows buy i need tonsider whether or not a i have overcharged these cops and b whether i'm willing to sit there and lick my wounds and try again or whether i'm going to offer a better deal. >> katie, there is no question that she has overcharged. this was a politically motivated prosecution from the beginning as far as i'm concerned. the fact about it is in all have never known a police officer to be criminally charged for failure to it act like ie butting in a person with a seat belt and not rendering aid. that's a civil lit gation. billy murphy made out like a fat rat with regards to that. >> stay with us. despite calm for calm with the riots in april, -- leland vittert is walking alongside many of the protesters right now. leland? >> greta, we are with a Ñ to 25 people0 wandering aimlessly than protesting anything. there has been much more of a whimper than a bang as a reaction if you will to this mistrial ction announcement. we will get adam to walk up here a little bit. the police are in force. they

the biggest trial which will be of the driver, he faces the most serious charges, a depraved heart murder. that's actually the biggest case. interestingly enough, the attorneys for william porter, according to all of the local coverage were arguing that it was the driver's responsibility, not william porter's. that was part of their defense. so it's interesting to see whether or not the prosecutor decides to retry porter again, because that would help their biggest case, or whether they go right on to the next case, which would have been of the driver. >> ari? >> i think it's a great question. procedurally, they'll have to make that call quickly, but there's a good argument they might want to move on, and then come back on a schedule for this rehearing a mistrial. we don't expect them to just drop it. i will say, though, on the charges themselves, there's manslaughter, which is serious. the driver faces second-degree murder. but let's be clear, they couldn't get a unanimous verdict on the lowest charge on the screen, reckless endangerment, which is simply a question, check, of whether leg

he is charged with second- degree murder with the depraved heart. his trial is expected to begin in early january. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>> more trouble for the chicago police department. the illinois attorney general is asking the justice department to launch a full investigation into chicago pd's possible cover-up of the shooting of laquan mcdonald. the city's police superintendent was fired on tuesday but activists say more people need to be held accountable. >>> it is 5:15 right now. time to get a check on our roads. >> it's busier at the bay bridge toll plaza where we are seeing a brief backup on the left side of the toll plaza westbound 92. just ai brief delay in a few of the cash lanes. fastrak still looking good and i-80 still flowing well through berkeley into emeryville. if you have to take the golden gate bridge to get into the city, this is what your drive looks like. it is crystal clear out there and no traffic delays for all of marin county approaching san francisco. we are getting reports though of a christmas tree in lanes o

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that's why he's got the depraved attempted murder charge. if you can't get one of these officers to flip because they're facing jail time, it makes it a little harder. already it is really hard to convict a police officer in the case of someone dying in their custody. >> let alone six of them. >> joy reid, thanks for being here as always. good to see you. >> thank you. >> still ahead, jeb bush on the offensive, going further than he ever has but is it too late? plus the biggest question from last night's debate. do republicans want to finish what george w. bush started? >> and how 9/11 responders are one step closer to winning a major health care battle. those stories and more are ahead. proud of you, son. ge! a manufacturer. well that's why i dug this out for you. it's your grandpappy's hammer and he would have wanted you to have it. it meant a lot to him... yes, ge makes powerful machines. but i'll be writing the code that will allow those machines to share information with each other. i'll be changing the way the world works. (interruptin

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hillary clinton was not exempt from that during the depraved. >> that was kind of cool. >> they say it was the lowest ratings of alternative dates. it was saturday. it was up against the jets game. people were out with holiday parties. >> i saw saturday night live. are we ready to go outside? there is the empire state building again. rosanna: this just in. the final countdown to christmas is here. wait what? gary, is this teleprompter right? sweet molasses! i need to start minute deals at target. ghirardelli squares peppermint bark. a rich chocolate and festive peppermint tradition. that only comes once a year. unwrap them before the holidays are here. don't forget you can order on target.com and pick up in store the same day. i ordered this today. it's for you. boop! barbie! a new tie! shop target.com. pick up in store. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. rosanna: what floor do you live on? greg: 26. invited me over? a cup of coffee. rosanna: d

in mississippi i was shocked to the depravity to persons i know who were my parents friends and children i grew up with went to two maintain a segregated school system. with alln to brown ii deliberate speed. the supreme court of failed to assist on southern compliance and in the 1955 hearing noted the -- between the chief justice and an attorney named rogers. chief justice "are you willing : to say there would be an honest attempt to confirm to this decree of the supreme court if we did not leave it to the district court?" " i will have to tell you right now we will not conform. we will not send our white children to negro schools, until 2015 or 2045." here we are at 2015. with all deliberate speed from the viewpoint of the children. north carolina, first grade 1959. , schools are segregated and stayed that way through first-grade, junior high, freedom of choice plans were expanded at the time. we all know about freedom of choice plans. i talked about these with my students at home. to my surprise and somewhat disappointment they were , completely unaware of what freedom of choice plans

by likin syria and depraved. and with the u.s. position is that it does not change our equipment to upholding the cease-fire agreement and holding russia to its commitment. but here in hands if you see they european players france or german officials. and then to say we had another more pressing issue. and then let's not do anything hasty. and mid miss some degree you can do that. >> did to do the job to lay that out. it did precisely the way they you said that the russians want to sit down with united states perhaps europe for china to hammer out. i do agree. it would be called maybe the delta conference 2.go when the great powers that there to hear route who would have one area of influence. and then how will it was the greatest catastrophe. budget he wants the great pressure of russia backed the status that it used to have. perhaps flooded your putin will try to correct what he sees that the wrong done when russia lost that status. in and now he comes back to say you did things i did not like the balkans. you have to think abou

yesterday, we are multiplying our efforts to cut daesh off from the revenue sources that support its depravity its criminality. but the truth is that nothing would do more to bolster the fight against the terrorists than a broadly supported diplomatic process that gives the syrian people a real choice not a choice between assad or daesh, but between war and peace, between the violent extremes and a newly empowered political center. that is why we have joined with so many of you in support of an urgent diplomatic initiative. again and again, countries not just around this dais today, but countless meetings in various parts of the world have reaffirmed the notion that there has to be a political settlement. well, this is the test. this is why we've joined here in a broader, more action-oriented effort than ever before attempted regarding syria, to isolate the terrorists and to put syria on the road to a political transition, envisioned by the geneva communique, now embraced by the international community and the united nations security council resolution. as the council's action today reflects,

yesterday, we were multiplying our efforts to cut daesh off from the revenue efforts that support its depravity. it's criminality. nothing would do more to bolster the fight against the terrorists than a diplomatic process that gives the syrian people a real choice. not a choice between assad or daesh, but between war and peace, between the violent extremes and a newly empowered political center. that is why we have joined with so many of you in support of an urgent diplomatic initiative. again and again countries, not just around this desk today, but countless meetings in various parts of the world have reaffirmed the notion that there has to be a political settlement. well, this is the test. this is why we've joined here in a broader, more action oriented effort than ever before attempted in syria to isolate the terrorists and to put syria on the road to a political transition envisioned by the geneva communique now embraced by the international community and the united nations security council resolution. as the council's action today reflects, we have made important progress in recent weeks

for every member of this committee when i express their condemnation for the actions of these two depravedrrorists who murdered 14 innocent people in cold blood and injured many, many others in their sickening rampage in california just two weeks ago. certainly we send our prayers to people who were entered into the families of the innocent big guns. we know that their lives will be changed forever by this horrific act. we also extend our profound thanks to the hundreds of law enforcement officials, emergency first responders and health care providers who responded then and are still responding today to the fact is evil. this attack was unusual because it was carried out by a husband, a united states citizen and a woman who came into our country on a fiancÉe visa, married this man and then had a baby with him and the baby was only six months old at the time of the attack. last week the director of fbi, james colby testified before the senate that based on the fbi ongoing investigation, it appears that both farouk and ms. maliki were radicalized before my week entered the united states. dir

this depraved husband and wife duo, these killers drop off their baby, drive to a holiday party and murderit a appears the man behind this bloody massacre may have been radicalized communicating with terror suspects on the fbi's radar. what we know is this. 14 innocent lives were stolen. 14 people whose names we do not yet know and some whose bodies still lie where they were shot and killed. 14 people who just showed up to work, wanted to kbo to a holiday party with their colleagues and would never go home. as freorensic teams comb throug their home, a center that services the developmentally challenged in this community, police are now telling us these details as far as what they're finding. >> the suspects when they entered fired somewhere between 65 and 75 rounds from their rifles at the scene. we did locate the one pipe bomb that was combined into one that had a remote car device that appears to have not worked in this case. there were also four high capacity rifle magazines that were dropped by the suspects and left in there as evidence that have been recovered. i can confirm that the

for every member of this committee when i express our condemnation for the actions of these two depraved terrorists, syed farook and tashfeen malik who murdered 14 innocent people in cold blood. and injured many others in their sickening rampage in california just two weeks ago. certainly we send our prayers to the people who were injured and to the families of the innocent victims. we know that their lives will be changed forever by this horrific act. we also extend our profound thanks to the hundreds of law enforcement officials, emergency first responders, and health care providers who responded then and are still responding today to this act of cowardice and evil. this attack was unusual because it was carried out by a husband, a united states citizen, and a woman who came into our country on a fiancee visa, married this man, and then had a baby with him. and that baby was only 6 months old at the time of the attack. last week the director of the y fbi james comey, testified before the senate that based on the fbi's ongoing investigation it appears both mr. farook and ms. malik were

freddie gray and really more officer goodson, the driver, recall that it is a driver who faces the depraved heart murder case, the charges. the most serious charges. >> adam reiss, so the judge declared a mistrial. i understand there's going to be an administrative hearing tomorrow? >> reporter: that's right. there's an administrative hearing tomorrow. he asked officer porter if he wanted to be there. he doesn't have to be there. he said he doesn't want to be there. so apparently officer porter won't be there for the administrative hearing. he told the jury, you have been diligent. thank you for your diligence. so, they deliberated for about 16 hours over a period of 3 days. came back twice deadlocked and so we'll see what happens tomorrow. very possible as ari mentioned and joy has mentioned that the prosecution will come back as the judge ordered with a new date an they'll prosecute this case once again. >> all right. let's go back to ari for a moment. so they have declared a mistrial. you have been talking about what that means legally speaking. could be a new trial of the same officer.

officers who are leftovers from saddam's regime combined with some really crazy prison hardened and depravedracting all kind of adventure seekers and losers and many of them young men who have never held power, a job or a girl's hand and that's a terrible cocktail. >> you talk about the fact that we do allies in the region, but we're hoping for what you called an immaculate intervention where we just bomb from the air. it's someone else's boots on the ground. where are these allies? why aren't they doing more? >> i live by that old motto that if you're in a poker game and you don't know who the sucker is, it's probably you. so the problem we have with this coalition is that everyone wants what we want as their second choice. so what we would like is a multisectarian democratic syria and iraq. what the sunnis are interested in is defeating iran. what the jordanians are concerned about is that they control damascus. so everyone has another agenda. there is no -- every deck, every card in this deck is a joker, okay. and so we're trying to pull together a coalition where everyone says, mr. presi

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