he told castile, don't pull it out. castile responded, i'm not pulling it out. moments later, officer yanez started firing. >> get your head out! >> rporter: castile's girlfriend lavish a reynolds said. >> i could forgive anyone you but will i forget, will i not be hurting? absolutely not. >> reporter: the police union says they are disappointed, but they respect the judicial process. sferp yanez will be in court on trial for months. in st. paul, jamie yuccas, cbs news. >>> one person is dead and at least ten are hurt after a natural gas explosion in central illinois. the blast last night damaged several buildings in canton, 75 miles north of springfid. debris is scattered in the town square. witnesses say the blast was like nothing they have experienced. >> it was a shock, because we never experienced something that loud. i mean, it was everything. it almost felt like earthquake ty type. >> the cause has not been determined. >>> coming up on the "morning news." fake lex news. a look at how fake stories generated big interest on goonk. >>> caught on video. a boy

he told castile, don't pull it out. castile responded, "i'm not pulling it out."ents later, officer yanez started firing. >> i told him to get his hand out. >> reporter: castile's girlfriend diamond reynolds tells us she's glad officer yanez was charged. do you think you can ever forgive the officer >> god wants us all to forgive. i can forgive anyone. but will i forget? will i not be hurting? absolutely not. castile did have a permit to carry his gun and minnesota is an open 46 carry state. we did reach out to officer yanez for comment, but he did not respond. >> pelley: jamie yuccas, thank you. federal investigators are blaming air traffic controllers for two midair collisions last year that killed seven people. kris van cleave has been looking into technologies designed to prevent these collisions that happen in the blink of an eye. >> reporter: it happened that fast. did you see it? this is an n.t.s.b. animation simulating a deadly midair collision and the limits of see and avoid, a method of flying that teaches pilots how the avoid midair collisions. by the t

according to that complaint, castile told yanez he had a gun.hat, yanez interrupted castile twice and fired his weapon seven times. one of the gunshots hit the armrest between castile and his girlfriend, diamond reynolds. another one of the shots punctured the driver's seat going into the backseat next to the little girl. she says she is placeased with e charges filed. >> i'm just glad we have come to this chapter and this is the beginning to a different chapter. we all hope and pray the right thing is done in this issue. >> reporter: officer yanez is expected to turn himself in and he is expected to face a judge on friday. george, christine. >> rosa, thank you. the man suspected of carrying out bombings in new york city and new jersey will be arraigned in federal court later today. ahmad khan rahami is accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey. rahami was captured two days later following a shootout with police. the indictment against him includes federal terrorism charges. >>> the bill in the georgia legislature could restrict the r

castille's killing by police was seen around the world. tonight the officer who fired the fatal shots is being charged. charged with second degree manslaughter carrying up to ten years in jail plus who counts of dangerously discharging a firearm. each carrying up to five years. yunez has previously said he thought castile was reaching for a gun. castile had a permit to carry and warned the officer. >> i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hand off it. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir, his driver's license. >> reporter: the attorney said castile was calm and complying with the officer's commands. >> his dying words were in protest that he wasn't reaching for his gun. there simply was no objective threat posed to officer yanez. >> reporter: the july shooting sparked sometimes violent clashes with police, demonstrators camped outside the minnesota governor's mansion for weeks, and castil's girlfriend gave several impassioned pleas. her 4-year-old was in the back seat when castile was killed. >> it was god that made sure th

castile responded. i'm not pulling it out. moments later- investigators say yanez fired 7 shots into the car.. the aftermath streamed live on facebook by castille's girlfriend in the passe file of facebook video: police officer i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hand open. diamond reynolds he had, you told him to get his id, sir, and his driver's license. oh, my god, please don't tell me he's dead. castille's death - sparked protests? nat and accusations of racism- including from minnesota's governor? file governor marc dayton (dem) would this have happened if those passengers, the driver, the passengers, were white? i don't think it would have. no comment yet from yanez or support that decision" tag-- yanez expected to turn himself in- and is scheduled to face a judge on friday . mg abc news ny we have some breaking news... right now -- firefighters in houson, texas battling this large fire at a recycling plant. large plumes of smoke can be seen for miles across the city. no word on

officer yanez then shot castile several times. castile's girlfriend then captured the moment live on facebook. nats here.... in our re-enactment we show how the scene went down. we approached the car and as you can see the officer placed himself in a compromising position, directly in front of the suspect. at first the suspect makes an abrupt move. sot in-19:52:00 once they state i have a gun and gun permit then there shouldn't be any movement. in-19:36:20 even though the man was reaching for his wallet the officer doesn't know that. nats sound.... shots were fired when castile reached for his wallet. the officer later stated he thought the suspect was reaching for a gun. nat sound.... in-20:23:00 irregardless of how you feel, you have to comply with what he says. you have to follow what the officer is saying. listen and follow the officers orders. hands up where the officer can see them and no fast movements or reaching in the car. this sort of action will make any officer sense a threat is immenint. in-19:36:00 he put his hands

yunez has previously said he thought castile was reaching for a gun. castile had a permit to carry and warned the officer. >> i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hand off it. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir, his driver's license. >> reporter: the attorney said castile was calm and complying with the officer's commands. >> his dying words were in protest that he wasn't reaching for his gun. there simply was no objective threat posed to officer yanez. >> reporter: the july shooting sparked sometimes violent clashes with police, demonstrators camped outside the minnesota governor's mansion for weeks, and castil's girlfriend gave several impassioned pleas. her 4-year-old was in >> it was god that made sure those bullets didn't ricochet. it could have been all three of us. >> reporter: minnesota's police union says it is disappointed with the charges, adding that no one can speak for officer yanez as to what he actually encountered. with a not guilty plea expected, his mother warns it's just the beginning. >> it's a beginning to a dif

castile was fatally shot during a traffic stop in july in the suburb of falcon shot castile seven times in his vehicle. ramsey county attorney john choi says yanez's fear cannot justify the use of deadly force in this situation. "based on the evidence, we do not believe castile ever removed or tried to remove his handgun from his front, right pocket, which was a foot deep. when officer and paramedics rolled castile to his right side to put a backboard under him, they saw and removed a 40 caliber semi-automatic handgun from inside the front right pocket of his shorts. the gun contained a loaded magazine but, did not have a round in the chamber." officer yanez will also be facing two felony counts of dangerous discharge of a firearm. he is due to make his first court members say they're pleased the officer has been charged. a southwest airlines employee is shot and killed by a former employee... outside of an oklahoma city airport. it happened yesterday afternoon at the will rogers world airport. police say the former worker shot and killed michael winchester as a form of retaliation... f

castile tried to respond, but was interrupted by officer yanez who said don't pull it out. , castile responded, i'm not pulling it out. >> moments later investigators say he fired seven shots into the car, the aftermath streamed live on facebook by castille's girlfriend in the passengers' seat. >> i told him not to reach for it. open. >> you told him to get his id, sir, and his driver's license. oh, my god, please don't tell me he's dead. >> castille's death sparked protests and accusations of racism including from minnesota's governor. >> would this have happened if those passengers, the driver, the passengers, were white? i don't think it would have. >> no comment yet from yanez or his attorneys but castille's , family?says they are releived that the officer is being held family and i to support that decision. toya: new tonight, confusion and controversy surrounding the transition of power to president-elect donald trump. trump has been mainly hidden from the public since winning the election last tuesday. he continues to host a steady stream of possible cabinet members inside trum

castile's fiancee says the officer shot castile as he reached for his wallet. she says castile had a license to carry a weapon and that he had been trying to tell yanez about the gun. yanez will make his first court appearance tomorrow. castile's family says they plan to file a civil suit. kim and jessob. back to you. the japanese prime minister will be in new york today to meet with prese the prime minister will likely be looking to confirm that president-elect trump will remain committed to the u-s / japan security alliance. meanwhile-- the president-elect may be looking at south carolina governor nikki haley to be his secretary of state. that's according to a trump transition source. governor haley and president-elect trump are set to meet today - along with former secretary of state henry kissinger and florida governor rick scott...among others. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani has also expressed interest and hillary clinton -- making her first post-election speech. clinton was honored at the children's defense fund's "beat the odds" gala at the new

castile's fiance livestreamed she says the officer shot castile as he was reaching for his wallet... and that he had a license to carry a weapon. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> potential tesla rival faraday future halted construction work on its billion-dollar manufacturing facility in north las vegas. ((brian loftus)) >> the company is rumored to have money problems... which has state treasurer dan schwarz questioning the incentive deal that brought the ((patrick walker)) state treasurer dan schwartz doesn't mince words when talking about the deal worked out last december to bring faraday future to nevada. ((dan schwartz/(r) state treasurer: "these are our top political officials, and they've all been bamboozled.")) ((patrick walker)) schwartz is talking about the governor... economic director steve hill... and legislative leaders. they passed a tax break and infrastructure package worth 335-million dollars. it's dependent on faraday future investing the full billion dollar construction price tag for its 3-million square foot facility. ((dan schwartz/(r) state treasurer: "my conclusion i

castilles death sparked a wave of protests over the summer. many hope the case could set a national precedent for officer a competency hearing set for monday for the man accused of killing nine people in a charleston church. a judge ruled the hearing will happen behind closed doors -- saying he needs to keep the public out to protect dylann roof's rights to argue against that decision today. bail denied for a man accused of killing a toddler. kyrian knox's body was found in a park lagoon in chicago last year. his mother left the two-year-old with kamel harris as she moved from cedar rapids to chic. lactose intolerant and cried for an entire afternoon after having milk. investigators think harris snapped. they found the boy's blood in harris' car and arrested him. running, he can't run anymore. no more lies. man up and tell the truth. harris is not married to -- or dating -- the boy's mother. he's shocking video of an officer hitting a woman. two officers in arizona were attempting to arrest a woman wednesday afternoon. she said they did not ha

yanez interrupted castile twice while castile tried to explain. >> we believe that castile never removedried to remove his handgun from his front right pocket. >> reporter: officer yanez firing seven shots. one bullet striking the armrest between castile and reynolds. another puncturing the driver's seat and hitting near reynolds' daughter who was sitting in the car seat. >> it's okay. i'm right here with you. >> castile's mother says she's pleased with the charges filed against the officer. >> we have gotten to this point and it is necessary for everyone to understand that we want peace. >> officer yanez is expected to turn himself in, and he is scheduled to face a judge on friday. now we are hearing from diamond reynolds, philando castile's girlfriend, speaking to our affiliate wcto saying that these charges are a good step forward. but alisyn and john, she's also counting her blessings, because as you heard in that piece, one of those bullets hit the arm rest between her and castile. the other one, the back seat right next to her daughter. >> it's just incredible, rosa, that to think

officer yanez said he thought castile was reachingr ramsey county's attorney said castile was calm and did what the officer told him to do. "it is my conclusion that the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified. " the shooting in july, one of many officer involved shootings this year, sparked protests...some of them violent. castile's girlfriend was in the car with her four year old during the shooting and livestreamed the incident. this fame i want justice." an attorney for the castile family said they hope the charges are the start of something bigger. "we see this as a stake in the ground and we are intending for this case to send a loud message." one case that could send ripples across the nation. dan scheneman nbc news. minnesota's police union says it's s if the officer's convicted - he could face up to ten years in prison. the prosecution rests its case. they argue former south carolina officer michael slaher showed malice when shooting and killing walter scott last year. slager's attorneys disagree -- saying the now- former officer had little time to make decision

castile. i'm just doing excerpts of the letters that i want to highlight. the video foot annual also showed the officer yelling at the passenger to leave the vehicle despite the fact that an unconscious dying man lay next to him. under minnesota law the use of deadly force by a police officer in the line of duty is only justified when necessary in three circumstances. as the video demonstrates the police officer in this instance was not attempting to arrest, capture or prevent the escape of mr. castile who was sitting in a stationary vehicle complying with the officer's instructions. there is no evidence to support that the officer or anyone else needed protection from an apparent death or great bodily harm. while considering the totality of the circumstances, the time that mr. castile was shot no reasonable law enforcement officer would have used deadly force against mr. castile. this section is pattern of systemic racial profiling which is an important piece of this conversation. contrary to

castile, a well-liked cafeteria supervisor was shot seven times.s one for us today. we know that the county attorney noted that no reasonable officer would have used deadly force under the circumstances. rosa? >> you're absolutely right, brooke. we're also learning from the criminal complaint just how close the bullets came to both philando castile's girlfriend and also her daughter. you probably remember this very clearly that little girl that was sitting in the backseat. according to the criminal complaint, brooke, one of the gunshots went through the driver's seat and hit the rear seat. now that little girl was sitting on the passenger side so that bullet very close to her and then from that criminal complaint as well one of the bullets hit the arm wrest that was between philando castile and his girlfriend. now, like you mentioned, we're learning that three charges were filed against the officer jer r -- jeronimo yanez, two felony counts of dangerous discharge of a firearm. we're learning where these two charges come from as well. now, from the

castile's girlfriend live streamed the aftermath on facebook. jamie yuccas has reaction to today's decision. >> in order to achieve justice -- >> reporter: a minnesota pr black driver in july will be charged with second degree manslaughter. >> it is my conclusion that the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified. >> reporter: officer jeronimo yanez pulled over philando castile for a broken tail light. cass steele informed yanez he had a handgun but prosecutors concluded any never tried to pull it from his pocket. said his client reacted to the presence of a gun. yanez fired seven shots and castile's girlfriend live streamed the aftermath on facebook. >> oh, my god. please don't tell me he's dead. >> reporter: castile worked in a school cafeteria. his family thanked prosecutors for their decision to charge the officer. >> i'm glad that we have came to this chapter and it's the beginning to a different chapter and we all hope and pray that the right thing is done in said castile's final words were, i wasn't reaching for it, referring

castile's girlfriend shot the cell phone video. her four-year-old child was in the car when the officer shot castile. the police union in dissapointed with the charges. a spokesman said 'no one can speak for officer yanez as to what he actually encountered.' the officer is scheduled to make his first court appearance tomorrow. the shooting did spark sometimes violent clashes with police. demonstrators camped outside the minnesota governor's mansion for weeks. a prosecutor says a grand jury will police department's possible cover-up of a fatal shooting. jurors will look to see if officers lied to justify the shooting of jaquan mcdonald back in october 20-14. officer jason van dyke shot the 17- year-old 16 times. van dyke has pleaded not guilty to murder. no other officers have been charged in the case. a south carolina man is now in jail after officers say he made a bomb threat against the white house. justin mccoy called police to make the bombs were actually found at the white house. this isn't his first time of making a bomb thre

he previously said he thought castile had a permit. >> i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hand off it. >> you told to him get his i.d., sir, his driver's license. protest that he wasn't reaching for his gun. there simply was no objective threat posed to officer yanez. >> reporter: minnesota police union add no one can speak to officer yanez as to what he actually encountered. >>> the russian-led bombing campaign has resumed in full force after a three-week moratorium. u.s. officials tell nbc syrian regime is responsible for those attacks. among the latest destruction, the only syrian in eastern aleppo, officials say it served nearly 4,000 patients a month and had the only advanced maternity ward in the area. there are 90,000 children still living in eastern aleppo. >>> dozens of firefighters scorched thousands of acres. thousands of firefighters are this is the largest mobilization of the personnel since hurricane sandy recovered efforts back in 2012. unfortunately the weather forecast is grim. >> there is a cold front moving in. it will not bring ben

he previously said he thought castile had a permit. >> i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hand off it. >> you told to him get his i.d., sir, his driver's license. >> reporter: he said castile was calm. there his dying word were his for his gun. there simply was no objective threat posed to officer yanez. >> reporter: minnesota police union add no one can speak to officer yanez as to what he actually encountered. >>> the russian-led bombing campaign has resumed in full force after a three-week moratorium. u.s. officials tell nbc news the syrian regime is responsible f among the latest destruction, the only syrian in eastern aleppo, officials say it served nearly 4,000 patients a month and had the only advanced maternity ward in the area. there are 90,000 children still living in eastern aleppo. >>> dozens of firefighters scorched thousands of acres. thousands of firefighters are come income to fight the plays

the prosecutor says castile told the officer he had a handgun. evidence castile ever tried to remove that gun from his pocket, ali. >>> well, either the trump transition team is on track and steaming ahead or it's in disarray after a shake-up last week that set it off course. sean spicer of the rnc says the first wave of so-called landing teams are set to be announced today. those are groups coordinating the handover from the national security council, state, justice, and defensive departments. there's been no contact so far between the new administration and the current one at the state department or the pentagon, which has raised concerns. and a white house official tells "the new york times" agencies are still legally barred from giving their successors guidance because critical documents haven't been handed over. mike pence was forced to sign new ones after the ouster of o chris christie as transition chief, handing them over tuesday, but more are needed, including code of conduct agreements that according to "the times" as of last night had

shortly after castile was shot.prosecutors say castile never reached for his gun and yanez's use of deadly force was not justified. oklahoma city police have now responsible for a deadly shooting outside the main terminal of will rogers wld airport.the suspected gunman, 45-year-old lloyd buie, was a former employee of southwest airlines who had resigned in april 20-15.investigators say buie killed another southwest employee before taking his own life.the motive for the shooting is still unclear. today is the last chance for anyone with outstanding municipal warrants to have them waived for free.it's the final 'waive warrants wednesday' in milwaukee. half before the walk-in session ends at the municipal courthouse.hundreds showed up at the last two sessions. pack up family to hit the road and give thanks to cheaper gas prices. across the country nearly 49 million people are expected to travel this thanksgiving. ann sterling breaks down how many drivers are heading to grandma's house here in wisconsin. you're going to have a lot of company on the road, if your planning to travel this thanksg

yanez interrupted castile twice while castile tried to explain. >> we believe that castile never removedied to remove his handgun from his front right pocket. >> reporter: officer yanez firing seven shots. one bullet striking the armrest between castile and reynolds. another hitting near the car seat. she is please would the charges filed against the officer. >> we have gotten to this point and it is necessary for everyone to understand that we want peace. >> reporter: now officer yanez is expected to face a judge on friday and reynolds that you saw in that video live streaming speaking to our affiliate this morning saying that those charges are a good step forward. but, john, she also says that she is counting her blessings because of just how close those gunshots came to her and her daughter. >> some difficult times in minnesota. all right, rosa, thanks so much. >>> millions of american women still processing hillary clinton's defeat. for many, the pain runs deep and transcends politics. so, why was this election so personal for so many? that's next on "new day." afoot and light-hearte

officer yanez said he thought castile was reaching for the firearm. ramsey county's attorney said castile was calm and did what the officer told him to do. "it is my conclusion that the use of deadly force by officer yanez shootings this year, sparked protests...some of them violent. old during the shooting and livestreamed the incident. "i don't want this publicity i don't want this fame i want justice." an attorney for the castile family said they hope the charges are the start of something bigger. "we see this as a stake in the ground and we are intending for this case to send a loud message." one case that could send ripples acr dan scheneman nbc news. if convicted -- the officer could face up to ten years in prison. the prosecution has rested its case in the trial of michael slager. he's the former south carolina police officer charged with murder in last year's shooting death of walter scott. malice by shooting scott in the back during a chase. his attorneys argue there was no malice -- saying he had little time to make a decision. slager faces

castile's fiancee says the officer shot castile as he reached for his wallet. she says castile had a license to carry a weapon and that he had been trying to tell yanez about the gun. yanez will make his first court appearance tomorrow. castile's family says they plan to file a civil suit. kim and jessob. back to you. an airplane with the clinton-kaine logo on it is spotted at mitchell international... days after the election. we did some digging... and it turns out the marquette men's basketball team was flying in plane's owner has been leasing it to other clients. a marquette spokesman says it's the second time the golden eagles' charter company has given the team a plane with clinton's logo on it-- the team doesn't get to pick its plane the plane in milwaukee tuesday night -- was the one used by v-p candidate tim kaine. meantime, hillary clinton makes her first public comments since her surprising loss in last week's election. and president-elect donald trump meets with the japanese prime minister today. fox's doug luzader has the story from washington. abou

jeronimo yanez is charged in second degree manslaughter for the death of philando castile in july. according to a criminal complaint, philando castile told the officer he jeronimo yanez reportedly said okay, drew his weapon and shot him seven times. diamond reynolds an her daughter were passengers in the car when he shot philando castile. >> i saw my best friend take his last breath for no reason. >> castile did have a pe rmitto carry a gun and minnesota is an open carry state. >>> a u.s. secret service him this morning. t happened near the white house at 17th between constitution and f. his condition is not known. police are investigating the crash and so far, they have not charged the driver. >>> investigators are trying to determine the cause of a deadly gas explosion in central illinois. at least one person was killed and 11 others hurt after the blast damaged several buildings in downtown canton t. emergency workerst injured. this surveillance video taken from inside a near local business displayed the strength of the explosion. >>> no injuries following a house fire in laurel

his family claims yanez racially profiled castile. the iowa city city council voted to allow its police department to temporarily "overhire." the goal is to increase the diversity of the police force. iowa city budgeted for 66 uniformed officers working the streets. one officer recently left and another will retire by the end of the year. but police can now hire four officers because three of the next four candidates on the certified list ae the city council didn't approve the over hiring, the department would have probably lost candidates. the extra cost will come from temporarily over-staffing. the city will have to find an additional 77-hundred dollars a month for each officer. that's until numbers drop from current officers leaving or retiring. iowa city police say they were lucky to get a number of diverse applicants. "if i wait eight months from now, that won't be the case just iowa city reserved four training spots at the state law enforcement academy for january. the extra minority officers hired will bring police close to the

his attorney said the client pulled castille looked like a suspect in a recent armed robbery. the officer is expected to plead not guilty when he appears in court on friday. blake mccoy has details. >> oh, my god. please don't tell me he's dead. >> the aftermath of philando castille's killing by police was seen around the world. tonight, the officer who fired the shots is charged. he's charged with second degree manslaughter carrying up to ten years in jail and two counts of dangerously discharged a firearm, each carrying up to five years. he's previously said he thought he was reaching for a gun. castile had a permit to carry. >> i told him not to reach for it. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir. >> the attorney said he was calm and complying with the officer's demands. >> his dying words were in protest that he was want reaching for his gun. there simply was no objective threat posed to the officer. >> minnesota's plea union said it's disappointed with the charges, adding no one can speak to the officer for what he encountered. >> overseas now, the russian-led bombing camp

castile's girlfriend caught the aftermath on facebook live. yanez has been charged with second-degree manslaughter... he did not enter a plea. many people are calling for "and again any reasonable human being any police officer that understands and values humanity knows that there is no reason for that officer to shoot philando castile. so, they can bring f. lee baily, they can bring johnny cochran here it doesn't matter this man is guilty of murdering philando castile." " yanez is due back in court on december 19-th. a minnesota woman is undergoing a psych eval after hanging a child at the daycare where she worked--- and leading police on a chase. police say the woman is a daycare provider. and she hanged the 18-month old girl at the daycare and then took off in van. while on the run-- she hit a pedestrian and bicyclist. the little girl is okay. the pedestrian is listed in critical condition police say the woman then threatened to jump off a bridge but authorities were able to take her into custody. a man comes home to find his and their newb