one of carroll's friends is shot and killed crossing the street. george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just c

several hundred where jason carroll was. we try to see any other demonstrations if they pop up tonight. where does it go from here? jeffrey toobin, our legal analyst, on last night said after a while, protests tend to peter out unless there is certain demands people want, unless there's a call for action with some specifics. at this point, are you concerned that it will peter out and what is the change that people are hoping for, do you think? >> this is actually the catalyst. this is the catalyst that is propelling us into the new or the next civil rights movement. so their voices need heard. it's just the first step. because of their voices, because of the numbers, because of the visceral reaction they've had, it has stimulated government to change, to look at changes. we saw the police commissioner bratton definitely say that police officers need to be retrained. that they are going to find the money for body cameras. there are legislators who are talking about the grand jury process and changes to that. so it is the cata

jason carroll is standing by. he's got information on a planned protest also in front of the department of justice here in washington. the white house, meanwhile, is also putting the focus on ferguson in the michael brown case today. the president is spending much of the day in ferguson. he has a meetings stemming from the unrest in the last couple of days. jim acosta is our senior white house correspondent joining us from the white house. you have breaking news on a major review of community policing that the white house is announcing right now? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. the president ordered this review back in august when the unrest in ferguson first broke out and now the review is in. it really calls for, according to senior administration officials, tighter controls on local law enforcement use of military equipment. and wolf, some of the findings in this report are pretty damming and scathing stuff. take a listen to some of these numbers, wolf, over the last several years when the administration revie

. >> woodruff: for more on all this, we turn to carroll doherty, director of political research at thepew research center for the people and the press. and, joseph de avila, who has been reporting on this and related stories for the "wall street journal." we welcome both of you. jofs de avila, why are these families suing? >> well, they're suing,

our coverage begins with jason carroll, live in times square. jason?ces with where protesters gathered throughout the night. hundreds of protesters marched throughout the streets, to peacefully express their outrage. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe.

seriously. >> once he's heard jeter's location, officer carroll also has a decision to make.ble to catch up to jeter's car, what can he do to stop it? >> i didn't really have a game plan at this time. i had to focus on getting there. >> i was emotional terrified to the point where i thought i was going to pass out. my hands were shaking. my heart was racing, and i was really scared. >> oh god. i'm about to hit a car. oh, man. >> okay, sir. mr. jeter. calm down. keep it calm for me. >> i knew i was probably going to die at that point. that's when i saw a police car, another suv coming over the hill towards me. >> all right. i see one trooper right now. university police. lights and siren and everything coming at me. >> and i get up over the hill. i see him approaching. i turned around, and when i did i started from pretty much zero making my u-turn and he's still moving at 60. i was in that three-digit speed somewhere just to catch up to him. first thing i tried to do to stop the vehicle was get in front of it and slow down, let him make impact. >> about to hit him! about to h

jason carroll, reporting live from times square. as jason said, perhaps the difference between ferguson and new york was in the way public officials talked about the controver controversy. new york's mayor bill deblasio opened up his conference by talking about his biracial son, dante. >> i spent some time with ben garner, eric's father, who is in unspeakable pain. it's a very hard thing to spend time trying to comfort someone you know is beyond the reach of comfort because of what he's been through. i can only imagine. i couldn't help but immediately think what it would mean to me to lose dante. life could never be the same thereafter, and i could feel how it will never be whole again, things will never be whole again for mr. garner. >> i don't know if that made a difference. as jason carroll told us, the protests in new york were peaceful despite thousands and thousands of people taking to the street. brooklyn borough president and former nypd president eric adams is here, founder of yourblackworld.com boyce atkins and cnn legal a

jason carroll, talk to me. what your seeing? >> reporter: the protesters have left union square where they started their demonstrate joigs. they marched up 3rd avenue. they are heading west of 34th street, out of the streets and clog the sidewalks as they make their way west. two people, we saw put in handcuffs when they ventured out into the streets. so the police department is keeping these demonstrators, more than a 100 of them, 200 at this point walking west on 34th street. as you know, brooke they called for a national day of walking off the job, walking out of school in honor of michael brown, to draw attention to excess force and police brutality. at this point, once again, in terms of this crowd that we see here, most of them are students. they appear to be students. many of them very young. speaking out for michael brown and also a local case that has gotten a lot of attention, eric gardner. a man legally selling cigarettes, allegedly illegally in staten island and taken down by police. he was put in a chokehold and die

. >> sanchez will feel at home this weekend taking on his former coach, pete carroll. >> you would talk about playing against guys that you played with or played for him and the big of the thing is you want to kick their butt. next up a team that stole the super bowl. >> they have a target on their back because they won the championship and now they are like we beat the defending champs maybe we got a shot. >> we don't want to just beat tams with know we can beat we want a challenge and the defending champs are coming into town and we are working hard to compete. jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> the eagles have plenty to worry about with the seahawks, this is not a one way street, chip kelly's offense can give other teams fits. five times this season they have scored more than 34 points or more. pete carroll knows all about it from his days in the pac-12 facing coach kelly. >> they are really explosive, they have a real style about them. and you know you have to mention chip and his concepts an approach when you talk about this offense because he has contrubted it over the years

jason carroll is walking with protesters.hey have been moving through new york city down 5th avenue. obviously the center of new york's shopping world. and now moving toward the empire state building. jason? >> reporter: we are still moving south. we just passed rockefeller center and can you imagine what that was like as you have thousands of tourists come out to see the big christmas tree and hundreds of these demonstrators chanting and marching and walking right past them. to see some of the look on some of the tourist faces, that was definitely a moment. now we are heading down south on 5th avenue to come up on 46th street, the empire state building is just a few blocks further south from where we are. it is unknown if the protesters will continue south on 5th or head up west and end up in times square. they have given out a list of demands. they want this officer involved fired and they want the law changed so it is illegal to use the chokehold in the state of new york. many more demands. but also in terms of justice, th

please join me in welcoming joel simon and kathleen carroll. [applause] >> thank you, sheila. jolt and wanted to start out by talking about about this tide list new book? >> i'd love to come kathleen. thank you so much and thank you, sheila. thank you to the journalism school for hosting this discussion. so "the new censorship" explores fundamental contradictions of our modern global existence. y. in an age defined by information of the people who bring us the news dying in record numbers? y. at a time when technology was supposed to make censorship impossible is it actually on the rise? let's start off with some raw numbers. according to cpj data, these last two years have been the most deadly and dangerous for journalists in history. a record number of journalists have been killed, a record number or imprison. freedom of expression is on the wane according to data compiled the independent advocacy groups. what i credited his address these issues not in abstract theoretical terms but based on my own experience as executive director of the committee to protect journalists. so

pete carroll's long standing rivalry. continues. a new chapter on sunday.arbaugh has the edge by one game. dating back to both college days. on field feuding well documented. this week, carol referred to harbaugh as a stud. and harbaugh had only nice things to stay about carroll in return. >> he is a great competitor. a great football coach. been in a lot of big games. very much look forward to playing against their team. because they're such a good football team. >> today the san jose sharks released they're newest jerseys worn during the team's outdoor stadium series game at levi's stadium. february 21st. against the l.a. kings. the bold new look is made to stand out from several hundred yard away. sharks defenseman. marc-edouard vlasic doing all modeling. finally when brent lori was traded from blue jays to the as. a 6-year-old fan was inconsoleable. the you tube video of her crying went viral. laurie went visited, 6-year-old. and they stopped off at a local pelt za re pizza restaurant. as much as a's fans will miss josh donaldson. good to know a good gu

there is pete carroll, seattle wins.an francisco's playoff hopes. >> i understand what it means. never give in. you know, keep fighting. which our guys did today. i understand we are out of the playoffs. >>> detroit, 10-4, seattle a game back with the cardinals holding a wild spot. that is the best team in football as we speak. >>> when the raiders travel to mis mis they were blown out in st. louis, 52-0. oakland is hoping for a better trip today in kansas city. tony, trying to finish strong as his head coaching career winds down. scoreless in the 1st quarter. doing this a few times in oregon. remember? finds it on the sidelines, a punt return, off to the right. it is 10-7, kansas city, 10-3 kansas city, now, to kelsey, he fumbled the boy, wilson picks up the loose ball, goes down to the the 15. raiders got another field goal. 10-6 game. later in the 3rd, davis barrels in. 17-6, this is when things really sort of spirals out of control. falling on the loose ball in kaps kansas city and taking over the loose tackle. the r

this could be the last faceoff between jim harbaugh and pete carroll.ll called harbaugh a stud and harbaugh said a stud back at you. >> he is a great competitor, he's a great football coach. been in a lot of big games. >> he said you had some coaching magic. and that you are a stud. [ laughter ] >> did he? i feel the same way. the same way about him. yeah. [ laughter ] >> got to be the christmas spirit. all right, the vikings adrian peterson will not be back any time soon. his appeal to be reinstated to the nfl was denied. he was convicted of misdemeanor assault for striking his son with a wood switch. >>> first quarter, rad, one of the top prospects in the country considering cal possibly got the dunk. they had 22 early. later in the quarter, ben simmons. >>> strap yourself in. it is type for the top five. in at number five. lakers against the spurs. shot clock winding down, no problem for colby. as he gets that down. he needs nine more points to pass jordon third all time. number four, bishop odell's iran. as i mentioned earlier, denver on the ice. bi

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shocked and she says, nobody listens to me. >> jason carroll joins me now.ord on how his daughters are doing? >> reporter: well, anderson, i guess that's one of the real tragic parts of this story. two children, young girls 5 and 8 years old, no immediate family, no extended family to speak of because of what happened here. that was raised here earlier in a press conference. what is going to happen to these two little girls? right now, they're in protective custody and ultimately, anderson, it will probably be the courts that end up deciding what happens to them. >> given the stuff he was interested in on facebook, is there any indication, i mean, did he have ptsd? >> reporter: it's debatable. and the reason why i say that is because, you know, it was clear that he was being treated for some sort of stress disorder. that is clear. but when you speak to those who knew him like this one woman we spoke to, the neighbor who was friends with nicole, she did not believe that was the case. she said, according to her, never saw active duty when he was overseas up to

. >> woodruff: for more on all this, we turn to carroll doherty, director of political research at theavila, who has been reporting on this and related stories for the "wall street journal." we welcome both of you. jofs de avila, why are these families suing? >> well, they're suing, being sued over the past weekend and what they're trying to do is basically a lot of them are asking for their day in court. what has happened is that there was a law passed in 2005 that basically has not allowed any lawsuits against gun manufacturers. there is oneç exception. there is one of these exceptions is negligent entrustment. so what essentially they're arguing is that these lawsuit, in order for it to go forward, they're saying that theç manufacturer of the gun and the distributor and also the store that sold this gun are basically selling a weapon that is unfit for civilian use. and negligent entrustment, to give an example, it kind of works in a way where one party gives a product to another party and trusts that product with that additional party. and if that other party commits harm to a thi

gasolina mÁs barata se consigue en albuquerque donde puedan verifiquÉ que lleve un informe que john carrollan sido latinos. >> es muy difÍcil mentiroso puede recuperar, se aconseja las vÍctimas entablar una denuncia con departamento de las vÍctimas en condado. desde chile, univisiÓn. >> el padre el estudiante es ofrecido en iguala, guerrero, asegura que el gobierno de mÉxico asesinÓ a su hijo al estar junto al crimen organizado. varios jinetes sin ti fue a verlo. bueno, pero tÚ no eres con se acercaron a la casa de alexander mora, el joven que fue identificado en cocula guerrero crisis que no cesarÁn hasta que aparezcan los otros 42. >> debe haber cÁrcel para ellos, pero ni perdÓn ni olvido. el padre de alexander, trata de ver cÓmo le arrebataron la vida a su hijo. eso no se vale, es un gobierno que no sirve para su pueblo. >> se le llevaron todos los aÑos, dice, y el honor de de volver. es un animal, es un ser humano, como para dejarle sus restos allÍ viene verlo a ver donde van a llegar. hay que 42 casos de jÓvenes que siguen desaparecidos. >> los padres pusieron una demanda contra los de

. >> to get out in the snow and play for christmas is exactly what we hoped for. >> that was mike carroll reporting. anthony slaughter is here with a look at your weekend forecast. freezing. >> my hands are like ice this morning. you have your hot coffee. i need to get my coffee. >> i have to hide it so it doesn't show. you can hold it. >> let's talk about this weather, shall we? you're so kind to me. look at these temperatures. it is cold this morning. 31 in santa rosa. 34 in san jose. you know what? i had to go back and look at some of the data to see how long since we've seen temperatures this cold. here you go. since we've seen temperatures this cold in santa rosa, february 5th of this last year or this year, i should say. san jose, january 5th. we have 35 degrees. last time had 34 in san jose was new year's eve. we are talking about the same thing as we head toward new year's eve this year. look how cold it is in the south bay. cupertino 32. campbell 36. los gatos 35. gilroy at 30. i just had a twitter follower tell me it's 28 degrees in his backyard. very cold everywhere. even acros

salvation army brass band helped get everybody into the spirit and encouraged carrolling session from those that gathered to watch it. >> now i'm compelled to get my own tree. >> get on board. >> sixers road to victory has been rough. it's been rough. tonight with one win in their pocket they were looking for. >> guys he, rome was not built in a day. hopefully it doesn't take too throng get next one. tough match up between durant and oklahoma city thubder. darren sproles on hand as sixers try to get first w at home. sproles put down those fries. mcdaniel to the slam. 1-handed down 0 in the third back on sixers noel from ncw and sixers get within 7. final few minute kevin during respect sixers move 103-91 fall 1-18. >> eagles star running back lesean mccoy did not practice today with the team. he was excused for personal reasons as the rest of the eagles get set to face seattle at the link. mark sanchez and offense need to be on a-game against number one d in football. they've been working on red zone all week in practice. so much on the line here. eagles need to win to stay in soul po

took place under watchful eyes of santa claus, the 32 foot is -- the evening was capped off with carrollers from creative parts high school. sounded great. >> time for sports tonight. eagles. >> hey, there, guys, what do we need to know about surprised's opponent the seahawks. they have a stud on offence and running back marshawn lynch as jeff skversky support we have good guy on defense as well. >> in between all the screaming and all the talking, >> don't you ever talk about me! >> seattle star richard sherman is shutting up opposing offenses and most ibtceptions over the last four spz and eagles don't plan to go quietly because of sunday. >> he's best korper in the league. you have to be aware where you are. i think you'll have your plan and we'll execute it. >> jeremy maclin is having a career year and has challenge of his career on sunday. one-on-one with the number one corner in football. >> everybody is here for a reason you know? so i like my chances against anybody. >> sherman is daring quarterbacks to throw his way. even though eagles is one of highest scoring teams in nfl and the

we would all like to say thank you to beverly carroll who will be retiring with the forest service, and beverly has been a part of the capitol christmas tree tradition for 20 years, and we wish you all the best, beverly. all a round of applause. [applause] joining us tonight is the honorable robert bonnie, the department of agriculture. he has a holiday message to this with all of you evening. >> it's an honor to be here u.s. to represent the department of agriculture and the u.s. forest service. theears ago speaker of house john mccormack began the tradition of the capitol christmas tree to celebrate the and share a little holiday spirit. the capitol christmas tree, which annually hails from one of national forests, is a good reminder to all of us of the certaining --con con serving our natural resources. the tree is also a wonderful of the american can-do spirit, as each year partners hundreds of volunteers contribute thousands of hours to help trance for the tree from forests tonational the capital. this year's tree, a white spruce, comes from the chippewa national forest in minnesot

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jason carroll xwibegins our coverage live in times square. good morning. >> reporter: and a equiet times square. much different than last night, hundreds of protesters marching throughout the city right here through times square and other parts of the city chanting the same thing that eric garner's wife said last night basically saying that they would fight until the very end for justice. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> reporter: protesters pouring into the streets of new york last night after a grand jury did not indict daniel pantaleo in the death of eric garner. >> i can't breathe. >> it's a very painful day for so many new yorkers. >> reporter: arrests made throughout the night as outrage pulsed throughout the city streets for more than nine hours. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: most chanting garner's last words -- >> i can't breathe, i can't breathe -- >> reporter: before dying on this staten island street. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: some police in riot gear blockin

s/carroll doherty, centro de investigación pew (nat up) carroll doherty del centro de investigacin pewe la opinin pblica ha cambiado y que en ms de 20 aÑos esta es la primera vez que eso sucede. 52% quiere ms derechos mientras que 46% quiere ms control. este tema es uno que histricamente ha dividido al pas. aquellos que defienden la segunda enmienda dicen que entre ms armas hay menos violencia. s/luis quiñónez, a favor de armas "una sociedad donde todas las personas están armadas es una sociedad muy pasiva porque tú sabes que la otra persona esta igualmente preparada para cualquier asunto" pero eso para algunos es absurdo y por el contrario quieren revivir un proyecto de ley que actualmente est estancado en el congreso. s/ chelsea parsons, center for american progress (nat up) nosotros hemos estado abogando para que se apruebe ese proyecto que cierra la brecha que permite la venta del 40% de las armas a compradores a los que no se les han revisado sus antecedentes, dijo chelsea parson de center for american progress. en vsperas del aniversario de sandy hook, una organizacin pro control

we sold the car with carroll shelby up on the auction lot to ron pratt.retty spirited bidding war between two well-heeled collectors and ron pratt ended up winning that one. adam: i suspect that car will go for a lot more than $5 million. we should point out the barrett-jackson auction not only can you watch it on tv for those of us who are car nuts, it is terrific to watch the whole crew put it together but you brought the car collecting world to average folk. you could spend six million five million for that car or spend 10,000 bucks and get an old chevy or stupid baker of your dreams thanks to you. >> yes, we, and thanks to television when we were first started we were only showing high-end car selling. people were like, we can't afford to come to barrett-jackson. over years we expanded the telecast to show cars you can collect. ron pratt started buying cars, his first car 57 chevy. you start you collect cars and you work your way up. and that is what car collect something all b we'll have some 1650 cars selling about 1600 of them at no reserve at this

jason carroll reports. >> reporter: asada shakur called to speak on issues such as equality and humanbut it wasn't always like this. in fact, she didn't always go by the name asada shakur. >> joanne to the fbi's most wanted list. >> reporter: given name is joanne chesimard, added to the most wanted terrorist list, a $2 million reward offered for capture in connection with the fatal shooting of a new york state trooper in 1963. >> living openly and freely in cuba, continues to maintain and promote her terrorist ideology. >> reporter: back in 1973, she was a member of the black panther party. in 1987, while a fugitive in cuba, talked about her being stalked on the new jersey turnpike. >> we ate, we got back into the car and shortly after, we were stopped by the police. >> reporter: she claims things turned violent almost without warning. >> he had a gun in my face and i put my hands out like. in a matter of seconds, i was shot. >> reporter: when the shooting ended, forester was dead. they were charged with the murder. what happened here took place decades ago but one chilling detail is

>> jason carroll, thank you very much. in washington, athena jones has been moving with a group of protesters now for the last hour. she joins us now. athena, where is the group now and approximately what size are they? >> reporter: hi, anderson. well, we are now in northwest washington, d.c. we covered several miles by now. the group has been growing over the last couple of hours. it should be the size of about 300 right now. it's been mostly peaceful. there was a real moment of intensity of about three blocks away up a hill where there were several police officers surrounding the group and there was an balance that tried to get by. briefly blocked and the organizer shouted to make way, make sure it did not block the ambulance. so they let the ambulance go by. so there was a little bit of a tense moment there, but as you can see, they are moving quickly. they are still chanting. no justice, no peace. no racist police. they're urging people on the sidelines to join the group. and they're continuing to march as they talk ab

we got stephen carroll with us on said. let's start with this strike by the german airline. >> that is right, more than 1300 flights canceled by today and tomorrow, many pilots will of walked off the job. this will affect long-haul flights on monday and tuesday. it is a series of strikes over proposed changes in their early retirement provisions. lufthansa says they have made concessions in previous talks including a 5% pay rise, but the pilots do not believe that is enough to >> left onto is -- lufthansa is demanding massive congestions from us. they are saying, either accept we are presenting or we will look for ways to handle it. we do not agree with this kind of partnership. >> a situation -- a solution must be found in the package. a solution must be found for the salary and for the transition supply. we believe we are close, but the talks must be resumed and completed. >> speaking of strikes, an unusual one going on today here in france. >> yes, small businesses are starting a week of demonstrations against what they

. >>> meantime, pete carroll, runs the seahawks football team. they are trying to clinch the nfc west. tied up at 6 with the rams and beast mode. it is a touchdown to make it 13- 6. the replay of beast mode. here is the pass. comes up with the interception, takes it back to nail the coffin. seattle don't allow any 2nd half points to the rams and go on to win to clinch home field throughout the playoffs with a record of 12-4. >>> the raiders, 0 for the road schedule. the spirit was willing at denver but, come on. the broncos. playing at home for a chance for a playoff bye-week. here is the student, carr in the mile high city in a positive vibe and here is the master, peyton manning, the ball batted away. that is a live ball, that is a touchdown. the raiders cut the lead. cut it to 3. now, secretary, for anderson, the native,ed product scored to make it 17-7. a rough one. 1:15. an interception. this ugly one they fell on it. check out this one, by anderson. getting get out of my way. 25 yard run, 27-7. broncos piling it it on. 47-17. >> i don't mak

this week carroll referred to harbaugh as a stud, harbaugh had only nice things to say about carroll.he's a great competitor, he's a great football coach. been in a lot of big games. very much look forward to playing against their team. they're such a good football team. >>> sharks with a three on two that one goes wide of the goal. but picked up again. pavelski scores! joe thornton, perfect pass again, and pavelski hammers it home, 2-1. >> joe pavelski, the hero again last night for the sharks. they edged the wild 2-1 at the tank. team teal has won six of their last seven. they've had to fight to grind them out this season. >> you know, if you look back a couple of years, we were able to do that every night and beat teams. but we know what we've got in this room. we're going to have to find different ways to win every night. >>> today team teal releasing their newest jersey, we call them sweaters in hockey, which would be worn during the outdoor stadium series on february 21st against the l.a. kings. this is a bold new look. made to stand out from several hundred yards away. over 60,

the rivalry between jim harbaugh and pete carroll has been well documented.ith all the drama in santa clara, carroll couldn't resist taking a jab at the 49ers' dysfunction. >> after a loss your owner we had to out that the loss was unacceptable, how would you feel? >> our owner would never do that. [ laughter ] >> never. right? now, maybe the only thing worse than losing to the seahawks would be getting knocked off by the raiders sunday at the coliseum. while the 49ers are fighting for their play-off lives, the silver and black are coming off a 52-0 shellacking in st. louis. but all that would be forgotten if they were able to play spoilers against their crosstown rivals. >> got a lot of dogs on this team a lot of men on this team a lot of pride and trust me -- [ indiscernible ] the first thing he said to me let's get this one. and, you know, that was enough for me. >> don't forget the raiders beat the chiefs there couple of weeks ago. >>> alabama is the number one team in the country heading into the sec championships. tcu up to number 3, florida state despi

. >> let's check in with jason carroll live in new york's time square. will it be night number three of marching? >> reporter: i think so, brooke. i would expect another night of protests again tonight. i don't know if it will be like what we saw last night. you were out here. thousands of people flooding into the streets not just here in times square but on west side highway in brooklyn as well. 219 arrests last night. that compared to 83 the night before. most of the arrests were disorderly conduct. there's a difference though what we see is these demonstrators are becoming much more organized using social media to spread the word. o i'm not sure if you noticed it when you were in the crowd last night. some using walkie-talkies and headphones to communicate with each other to coordinate protests. one of the most compelling moments was last night in brooklyn when they staged a die-in in the middle of the street carrying around fake coffins and then a moment of silence and people saying that was an emotional moment. these protesters are aggravated and fr

coming up in sports seahawks head coach pete carroll has words for 9ers head coach jim harbaugh.out a key player for the road games this weekend. vern sits down with his replacement. and mini steph and mini thompsons give a tech lesson. coming up in sports in 10 minutes. ,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. army donation center... gifts were wrapped and ready to be delivered. >>> a grinch stole christmas from dozens of needy families at the concord salvation army donation center. gifts were wrapped when the burglar cut through a chain- link fence and busted a lock on the storage bin before stealing $4,000 worth of toys, clothes and food. if you want to help replace the gifts, we put contact information on our website, kpix.com. click on "links and numbers." >>> the san francisco giants just became the san francisco giants. just moved to san francisco the last time it rained this much in san jose. 56 years ago we had the same amount of rainfall. >> it was a soaker yesterday! still a couple of showers out there right ove

mark will be taking on his former coach, pete carroll.they have stayed in touch. >> he text me during the pre-season. just doing awesome: that marines the world to me so we allentown get to see him again. >> the three eligible players have been offered contracts: the city six basketball coach has taken part this morning in xfinity live. part of mmr's camp out for hunger. by the way, the winner is jerome allen. >>> i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> philadelphia orchestra performing a free concert for hundreds of people at the kimmel center tomorrow night. it's all for giving tuesday, kwh is the first tuesday after thank giving. donations benefit homeless children in philadelphia. >>> we're seeing some fog in the morning, shee thrks a? >> yeah, temperatures warming above freezing. we don't expect any freezing rain like we had this afternoon. we could even have some somehow rs around. the rain stays in the forecast through at least the middle of the day tomorrow. then we have a rainy stretch starting late friday. this could be lasting sa

jason carroll in new york. jason, thank you very much. and one man says he fell into his wife's arms after hearing the grand jury's decision. he's a rapper, an activist, a husband, a dad and soon a guest lecturer at moorehouse college. killer mike, the expression he got from killing the microphone. says this is more than about race. this is more than police behavior. his own father was a police officer. he broke down on stage just totally overcome with his emotion while speaking from the heart. take a listen. >> i knew it was coming. i knew it. [ bleep ] eric holder decided to retire. i got to tell you [ bleep ] you got to act today because i have a 20-year-old son. i had a a 12-year-old son and i'm so afraid for them. i can promise you today if i die when i walk off this stage tomorrow i'll let you know this. it's not about race. it is not about class. it is not about color. it is about what they kill you for. it is about poverty. it is about greed. and it is about a war machine. >> that was a week ago. he happened to be in st. louis the

>> jason carroll, thank you so much. we have seen over and over that cell phone video where eric garner is put in a chokehold by officer pantaleo. but the piece of tape that's been getting less attention shows emergency workers from richmond university hospital arriving on the scene. it is minutes before they check his pulse and the emts appear to do little else to try and save garner. >> we need help, all right. we're getting the stretcher. >> those four ems workers were initially suspended without pay. we've learned they are all back on the job, two of them restricted to quote, nondirect patient care within the hospital. the speaker of the new york city council joins me live. madam speaker, thank you for joining me. i want to talk about police in a second. but when you look at the second tape and the actions or inactions of the emergency medical workers, what are your thoughts? >> it is disturbing, clearly, the images of eric garner dying and being killed before our eyes. this is, again -- we are getting the informatio

this bull mastiff scrooge is not happy to be hearing christmas carrolls in this video. step aside it shows trampolines are made for grown ups. one got a little too up close and personal with a angaroo who he was punched from the sky. >> reporter: it's a little cold out there david. >> reporter: we have mid 40s. 43 in consults town. 45 -- kutztown 45 in downingtown. i-95 47 in philadelphia. 46 in parts of south jersey, 47 in central south jersey. and down the shore 48s. and sea isle city, surf city, cape may. winds running 8 to 16 miles per hour. a little bit of a breeze, but not too bad. >> these are a look at the stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00. we have the latest on a high-ranking church official involved in a deadly crash. a bishop was behind the wheel when she hit a cyclist and left the scene of the accident. find out which star had the biggest year in 2014. that will do it for "action news" at noon. don't forget to join us later for "action news" at 4:00, 35 and 6. for rick williams, david murphy and the entire "action news" team i'm sarah bloomquist. ha

the i-81 corridor, but it is this last batch moving through across parts of frederick county into carroll county as well. you can see some wet weather across westminster. it's clearing out of your region right now. maybe a couple of sprinkles around the area. we have been trying to get a couple of pockets of clearing here, also in areas near martinsburg. it's having a hard time doing that. i do think we will get some breaks here and there, especially the later in the day we get. i expect the cold front will be passing by this evening, and that means skies will definitely be clearing overnight tonight. 50 degrees is our current temperature, so at least that feels pretty good. expect the temperatures to stay in the mid 50's through the rest of the afternoon, dropping down into the 40's after sunset. will watch for those showers to leave in the clearing skies to begin. we do have some other changes in our forecast, including cooler temperatures back in the picture and another chance of rain. we'll talk about that when i see you again. >> thank you. the ferguson fallout shows no signs of slow

artist orchestra in addition to that the orchestra and 200 voice choir presented favorites from carrollsker. he's got that done. >> i was hoping he could sing. >> and "million dollar movie" next on channel 6. >> "action news" continues tomorrow 4:30 with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, david murphy and karen rogers. >> now for sarah bloomquist, melissa magee, and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez have a great night, great "action news" team, i'm walter perez have a great night, great weekend.

you have your big boy pads on, jim. [ laughter ] this game is different from mark sanchez and pete carrolle two remain in touch. >> he is great. he texted me during pre-season you are doing awesome. i wrote back i am having fun. i respect him and had so much fun playing for. it is good to see him again. >> off-season phillies news and and b vitamins plus more vitamin c than ten oranges. emergen-c transforms more than just water. emergen-c. let your awesome out. two words: it heals.e different? how? with heat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. the proof that it heals is you. with you in the years to come. >>> taking it to the ice. seven straight losses. the flyers are not good away from home, they have not been good period. the flyers on the powerplay. it's a rush the other way. steve mason making a save there. and sean lacourtier, a quick wrister. the flyers lead 1-0. they will be in anaheim tomorrow. there are thr

i would not be here today if not for the carroll and literary agency and also to of my editors are here. in the publisher of "the pity party" you'll get a growing sense does you see that i have prepared today's remarks all by myself. [laughter] american liberalism what is up with that? saw a prominent liberal writer is that they care about other people not just themselves. could liberals really believe that politics was confronted to get the better of statesmen and philosophers? how was that so simple? to secure justice and peace so that opposition to or the skepticism from the pathological meanspirited is. the shortest possible answer is yes and yes. [laughter] though long as possible for the answer is "the pity party" is now available in hardback. [laughter] i know that news stories but the problem of the compassion to a big part derives, excuse me. it literally means to suffer together. it is not like it is necessarily. [laughter] figure. to be in a political context your honker and your distress and now because of that so to care about your problem. so far so good. but that's turns

jason carroll is here with us. what a tale. how likely is it she will face extradition?hat's the big question and it's increasingly frustrating for officials in new jersey who want her brought back to u.s. soil. it's not looking likely. there were discussions about fugitives when the u.s. was meeting with cuban officials but it is not on the table, at least not yet. >> there is no abtraction, either. this was discussed over these 13 month negotiations back and forth between the united states and cuba. >> and we also have to remember that the cuban government also accuses the u.s. government of harboring cuban exiles who are accused of committing crimes as well and as you tlaerd in the piece, what you don't want to get into, at least some theorize what you don't want to get into is this back and forth exchange for prisoners. i mean, this is the thing, or exchange for fugitives. this is the thing you may not want to get into. >> as they look at the realities of this shifting policy and normalizing relations, these are things we're going to learn over time. jason, great sto

here is cnn's jason carroll. >> learn a lot from people. >> reporter: asatta shakur is called on to speaksues such as equality and human rights. but it wasn't always like this. in fact, she didn't always go by the name asatta shakur. >> the addition of joanne chesimard to the fbi's most panted terror list. >> reporter: her given name is joanne chesimard. last year she became the first woman added to the fbi's most wanted terrorist list. a $2 million reward offered for her capture in connection with the fatal shooting of a new jersey state trooper in 1973. >> while living openly and freely in cuba, she continues to maintain and promote her terrorist ideology. >> reporter: back in 1973, chesimard was a member of the black panther party. while a fugitive in cuba, talked about what happened the night she and a few of her companions were stopped while driving on the new jersey turnpike. >> we ate and got back into the car. and shortly after we were stopped by police. >> reporter: she claims things turned violent almost without warning. >> he had a gun in my face and i put my hands out like. in

. >> reporter: curtis carroll was 17 when he killed a man during an oakland robbery. now at 36, he is developing a different kind of reputation. >> he has a reputation of getting money ha ha ha. >> that's one of the smartest -- [ indiscernible ] since i been in prison. >> in some ways to me he is a bit of a savant. >> reporter: i will literal when he entered the police -- illiterate when he entered the prison system he taught himself to read. he reached one day for the sports section and accidentally got the business section. >> i couldn't believe that this kind of access to this type of money could be accessible to anybody. everybody should do it and it's legal. >> reporter: he developed his own strategy and started investing. >> don't buy stuff i don't understand and make sure that my research is very thorough. >> reporter: since it is technically illegal to run a business from inside prison, to quantify it is difficult. it's the stuff of legend. >> 17 for 17. >> reporter: like any good investor he keeps secrets close to the vest. >> a primadonna to get information

so nolan carroll. similar results for secondary. giants going after him early.euben randle. hauls it in. 43 yards. the giants could score, up 7-3. free agent to be mark sanchez, 44 yards to the house. jordan with 8 touchdowns. only one other eagle rookie has more in a season. we're tied up at seven. that goes 80 yards that drive right there. then later in the quarter, third and goal. brent's first touchdown this season. and the eagles are up 14-7. then third quarter, eagles up 17-16. special teams getting it done again. james casey blocked punt. trey burton scoops it up. 11 returned tds for the eagles. only two other nfl teams have had more in a season. to the fourth eli manning finds rookie sensation odell beckham jr. 63 yards for the touchdown. 185 yards for him. birds give up two receivers with over 150 yards each for the first time in their history. and take a look. the eagles will win. nice interception at the end by nate allen. the eagles beat the giants 34-26. they hang on. they wanted to end their season on a high note. >> you want to go into the last ga