adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 5:14.he pentagon is grounding the program behind that runaway defense department problem that came down near bloomsberg, pennsylvania last week. with giant on board radar systems the the blimp safe guard east coast air space. this eye tea was controversial before last weeks incident. permanent decision will in the future will be made after army conclude their investigation. >>> check this out right here, here is amazing video on your screen, that is a plane parachute nothing to a landing. three men were on board when it landed, in arkansas. the pilot is former wal-mart ceo bill cimans. the plane's system failed. he was flying to baylor university where he teaches. no one was seriously injured. >>> a crack in the earth in the mountains of wyoming has people talking. it is 750-yard long, 50-yard wide and 50 feet deep. geologist say it is an active landslide. some people say it could ab wakening of the super volcano beneath yellow stone national park. it is not a threat but people are advised

awarded them five million-dollar, even though they did not file a lawsuit. >>> live at chicago adrian diazika, back to you. >> thank you for that. >>> now new this morning an nfl player is in the hospital after getting shot in the head. we're still getting details but we do know st. louis rams wide receiver, steady man bailey was shot while riding in a car near miami. the the team said bailey is in critical but stable condition. he is currently serving a four game suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy. >>> nativity scene comes to life in queens, new york when a real new born baby is found in the man ger. take a look at this picture, 5-s hours old and still umbilical cord a attached when left outside holy child jesus roman catholic church on monday. the bishop was returning from lunch when he heard the child crying. >> the baby was crying, so obviously he was well, he was breathing, he had good color. really moved. >> really moved by it, the the church is meant to be a home. >> the parish said they want the the baby's mother to know he is saved and loved but authoriti

in chicago adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in north philadelphia, demonstrators marched to protest fatal police shooting in minneapolis. the philadelphia coalition for real justice sponsored the event. another man was shot and kill. police say it was a scuffle with officers, responding to an assault in which clark was a suspect. eyewitnesses claim clark was handcuffed at the time. state and federal investigations, are underway. >>> 5:17 right now, enjoying nice weather in time for thanksgiving, picture us getting that bird in the oven, and then they can enjoy the weather. >> it is off to a chilly start, late november, we have to get a touch of reality with these forecast, and as we start off in the 30's, you need extra layers, obviously, if you are heading out to cacia's this morning. keep it in mind it will warm up nicely later today, just a beautiful a afternoon expected to unfold and more of the same tomorrow. we will start off with a a live look in center city. there is garfield. this is our look at the balloons starting to pop up for parade route and it will be phen

cbs reporter adrian diaz has more. >> reporter: the streets of the chicago are calmed, after vocal and sometimes physical protests last night over the october 204 police shooting of 17 year-old laquan mc donald. >> sixteen shots. >> reporter: dash cam footage released tuesday shows jason van dyke firing 16 times at mcdonald, killing him. van dyke's attorney says the officer yelled for mcdonald to drop the knife that he was carrying. >> he shot mcdonald because he wases in fear of his life as well as the life of anyone else on the scene. >> reporter: ran dyke was charged with first degree murder. an autopsy report mcdonald was shot at least twice in the back and the drug p.c.p was found in his system. the city already settled with mcdonald's family for five million-dollar. but there is a public on you outcry over what took so long to bring and release the video and bring charges against the officer. the city council black caucus is calling for accountability. >> it just appears that the when the victims appear to be under privileged or minorities, that it takes a long time for justice t

adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> school's football team will resume practice tomorrow. >>o from a police body camera appears to show father of the young boy with autism with his hand up before marshals shot and killed his son during a police pursuit in louisiana. chris hughes lawyer says he posed no threat to police as two city marshals opened fire into his car last week. his son, six year-old jeremy marcus, was laid to rest while his father remains hospitalized. both marshals are charged with second degree murder and attempted second degree murder charges. >>> two americans are dead after being shot at a training facility in jordan. authorities say this jordan policeman opened fire on the americans. those killed were u.s. contractors, part of the state department police training program. jordan and american officials are looking into whether this attack was personal or political. >> we take this very seriously and we will be working closely with the jordani theans to determine exactly what happened. >> authorities say that jordanian and south african contractor also died

cbs news correspondent adrian a diaz joins us live from new york with the details for us, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and nicole. that october night here in chicago last year, what happened was eight police officers persued the suspect 17 year-old robber who was holding a 3-inch knife. the officer who opened fire said he feared for his life. the city of chicago was bracing for more heated protests, following the release of the video showing laquan mcdonald's last moments. >> fifteen shots, 15 shots. >> reporter: demonstrators clashed with police into the early morning as they blocked intersection after intersection. the the the chaos erupted hours after authorities released this gruesome dash cam footage showing the 17 year-old being riddled with bullets from officer jason van dyke's weapon. >> boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: the violent video shows van dyke continue to shoot the teen as he laid on the ground. many are wondering why it took prosecutors 13 months to file murder charges against him. >> we're working with our federal partners at u.s. attorneys offi

university of missouri after days of racially charged turmoil, the university's president a step down, adrian a diaz from columbia missouri. >> under pressure of students, the president resigned this morning. please, use this resignation to heal, not to hate, and let's move forward together for a brighter tomorrow. >> students have been demanding tim wolfe's resignation because they said he didn't do enough. one event a swastika was found in a residence hall, drawn with human fees sees, students reported -- feces. protesters have been demanding change for months and this weekend the football team when on strike vowing not to play until the president steps down. >> it's really about fairness, it's about just getting equal rights with different things on campus. >> wolfe took full responsibility for his in action the student frustrations that followed. adriana diaz cbs news. >>> missouri graduate students says he will end his hung are strike now that the president has resigned. >>> still to come, unfair questions or proper vetting how ben carson says scrutiny from the immediate why is actually paying