in north charleston, south carolina, walter scott was shot in the back. in baltimore, freddie gray died of spinal injuries in a police van after being taken into police custody. in chicago, newly released video of laquan mcdonald's 2014 death touched off community protests police officers. racial incidents spapaed protests on several college campuses, including the university of missouri where the president resigned after the football team refused to play. boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev and aurora, colorado movie theater james holmes were both found guilty. holmes received a life sentence. tsarnaev got the death penalty. supreme court legalized same-sex marriage and prompting celebration and nuptials nationwide. kentucky county clerk kim davis spent five days in jail after refusing to issue licenses because of her religious beliefs. in upstate new york, a massive police shot and killed one convict and captured the other. the freighter ship "el faro" and its 33-person crew hurricane. a speeding train derailed. california's governor declared a sta

. >> reporter: mark was seamless on this night in charleston, south carolina. remarkable because this was the very first time many of these >> reporter: maestro marlon daniel conducts this festival called "the color of music" now in its third year. >> a lot of get pigeon holed into jazz and it's a big stereotype. they say there are not any musicians ever color doing classical music when there are tons of us. >> reporter: robert davis says in most symphonies he sticks out as a black classical artist but not here. >> you usually get to see the same ones. then i came down here and it's a whole other group and where are they coming from? so i was very shocked about that. >> reporter: the festival also highlights black classical composers. on this night it was adolfus. a white gunman opened fire, killing nine. >> we are very lucky. >> reporter: businessman lee pringle who founded the event hopes sights like this will help diversify other orchestras. >> i think most orchestra want to change. they just don't know how to change. >> reporter: and how do they change? >>

movie theater, a colorado springs planned parenthood clinic, and a historic black church in charleston, south carolina. the suspect in the church shooting posed with confederate flags, triggering a backlash that led to the flag's removal from statehouse grounds. police-involved deaths of outrage across the country. in north charleston, south carolina, walter scott was shot in the back. in baltimore, freddie gray died of spinal injuries in a police van after being taken into police custody and in chicago, newly released video of laquan mcdonald's 2014 death touched off community protests, and charges of murder against police officers. race incidents sparked protests on several college campuses , including the university of the missouri where the president resigned after the football team refused to play. boston marathon bomber dzhokar tsarnaev and aurora, colorado movie theater gunman james holmes were both found guilty . holmes received 12 life sentences, tsarnaev, got the death penalty. the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage, prompting celebrations and nuptuals nationwide. kentucky county cler

movie theater, a colorado springs planned parenthood clinic, and a historic black church in charleston, south carolina. the suspect in the church shooting posed with confederate flags, triggering a backlash that led to the flag's removal from statehouse grounds.police-involved deaths sparked outrage across the country. in north charleston south carolina, walter scott was shot in the back. in baltimore, freddie gray died of spinal injuries in a police van after being taken into police custody... and in chicago, newly released video of laquan mcdonald's 2014 death touched off community protests, and charges of murder against police officers. race incidents sparked protests on several college campuses... including the university of the missouri - where the president resigned after the football team refused to play.boston marathon bomber dzhokar tsarnaev and aurora, colorado movie theater gunman james holmes were both found guilty holmes received 12 life sentences, tsarnaev, got the death penalty.natsthe supreme court legalized same-sex marriage, prompting celebrations and nuptuals nationwide. kentucky co

. >> reporter: rachmaninoff was seamless this night in charleston, south carolina. remarkable because this was the very first time many of these musicians had ever played together. maestro marlon daniel conducts not only the orchestra but this festival, called the color of music, now in its third year. >> a lot of musicians of color get pigeonholed into jazz and hip-hop. >> reporter: it's a stereotype. a lot of people claim there are not any musicians of color out there doing classical music, when there actually are, in reality, tons of us. >> reporter: clarinetist robert davis says, in most symphonies he sticks out as a black classical artist, but not here. >> you usually see the same ones, but then i came down here and there's a whole other group. it's like, where are they coming from? i was very shocked about that. >> reporter: the festival also highlights black classical composers; on this night it was adolphus hailstork and his church street serenade, performed just one block from the historic black church where in june a white gunman opened fire, killing nine.

charleston, south carolina. remarkable because this was the very first time many of these musicians had ever played together. maestro marlin daniel conducts not only the orchestra but this festival called the color of >>ou know a lot of musians of color get pigeon holed into jazz and hip-hop and all these things. >> reporter: it's a stereotype. >> a big stereotype. a lot of people find theje are not any musicians of color out there doing classical music when there are actually in reality tons of us. >> reporter: clarinettist robert davis says in most symphonies he sticks out as a black classical artist but not here. >> you usually see the same ones. but then i came down here, and there's a whole other group. where ari they coming from? so i was very, very shocked about that. >> reporter: the festival highlights black classical composers. on this night, it was adolphus4 hail stark and his serenade performed one block from the historic black church where in june a gunman opened fire, killing nine. pringle who foun

. >>> southern charm and a rich sense of history make downtown charleston, south carolina, a top tourist draw. ten miles away, however, is a very different setting. the sheriff al cannon detention center serves as charleston's county jail. most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and resolution of their cases. that includes david ratliff jr. he's currently in the jail's disciplinary segregation wing for his role the night before. >> i had a little altercation -- actually a big altercation with a few amigos yesterday. apparently i used to date one of his girlfriends. it's a small world. this is charleston. you know, everybody knows everybody around here. i didn't start it. i finished it. you got to. you got to fight if you're in here and someone calls you out, you know. come on. >> staff reviews surveillance footage which shows ratliff did not throw the first punch. >> this is ratliff hanging around the pillar a couple of times. officer breaks it up. >> seconds later, another fight breaks out. a different camera angle shows ratl

in north charleston south carolina, walter scott was shot in the back. in baltimore, freddie gray died of spinal injuries in a police van after being taken into police custody... and in chicago, newly released video of laquan mcdonald's 2014 death touched off community protests, and charges of murder against police officers. race incidents sparked protests on several college campuses... including the university of the missouri - where the president resigned after the football team refused to play. boston marathon bomber dzhokar movie theater gunman james holmes were both found guilty holmes received 12 life sentences, tsarnaev, got the death penalty. nats the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage, prompting celebrations and nuptuals nationwide. kentucky county clerk kim davis spent five days in jail after refusing to issue licenses because of her religious beliefs. two escaped killers in upstate new york triggered a massive manhunt. three weeks later, police shot and killed one convict and captured the other. the freighter ship "el faro" and its 33-

. >> reporter: rachmaninoff was seamless on this night in charleston, south carolina. remarkable because this was the very first time many of these musicians had ever played maestro marlin daniel conducts not only the orchestra but this festival called the color of music now in its third year. >> you know a lot of musicians of color get pigeon holed into jazz and hip-hop and all these things. >> reporter: it's a stereotype. >> a big stereotype. a lot of people find there are not any musicians of color out there doing classical music when there are actually in reality tons of us. >> reporter: clarinettist robert davis says in most symphonies he sticks out as a black classical >> you usually see the same ones. but then i came down here, and there's a whole other group. so i was very, very shocked about that. >> reporter: the festival highlights black classical composers. on this night, it was adolphus hail stark and his serenade performed one block from the historic black church where in killing nine. >> we're very lucky. >> reporter: businessman lee pringle who founded

meanwhile, the next democratic presidential primary debate is set for *sunday january 17th in charleston, south carolinam reid binion reporting. >> vicki: officials have detained an person in connection to last authorities detained the person in a house in brussels today. the center of the belgian capital and the molenbeek district. where some of the perpetrators of the attacks had lived. investigators are still trying to establish what connection the person may have to the attacks in paris. this is not the primce suspect that authorities are looking for all over europe. a belgian prosecutor says they will release an official statement tomorrow. >> vicki: authorities said the plane was removed from the runway and some passengers questioned. the airport was temporarily shut down following the incident, but has since reopened, according to the kenya airports authority. >> vicki: take a look at this. mother nature put up a spectacular show in the sky near spokane, washington this morning. these are images of the northern lights just east of the city. those lights are created when particles from the sun col

this time is way down to the south, you see all the showers continue from raleigh down to charleston, south carolinaand atlanta, georgia and even florida, and on the cloudy side and the clouds continue to stream in from the south and west and there is a break here and there at times. for tonight partly cloudy and dry and cool and 31 in the suburbs and the westerly wind continuing 5 to 10 miles per hour. and as we wake up tomorrow morning, at some point in the morning, a westerly wind continues, and windchills in the 30s the entire day, it will feel near freezing first thing in the morning and the mummers parade in the afternoon and the wind will funnel through the center city buildings so we'll feel cooler and especially with the shade with those buildings, you'll want to bundle up, we are 5 degrees above average sitting at 46 degrees but a decent amount of sunshine and saturday a crystal clear sky and most of the clouds should be long gone 43 for a high and to the north the first arctic front that pushes from the hudson bay and the north pole and directs it south southward and 30s for high temperat

gary tuchman, cnn, charleston, south carolina. >> and back with our panel, john king, south carolinianeen parker, and jeffrey lloyd. kathleen, you got your start in the business in south carolina. >> i did. i'm hesitant to say when that was, because that makes me far older than i could possibly be. but i did cover the first republican primary. >> south carolina could play an incredibly important role, because we saw iowa in the past, all the attention paid to it. huckabee and santorum did well there. didn't translate to them actually get the nomination. >> the south carolina primary was created in 1980, it's just that recent. it was also designed to sort of break the sort of, the insurgent candidate. get rid of them, especially if they were anti-establishment. and get everyone unified around a certain candidate, finally, and once and for all, but i don't know how that works with donald trump. he is now leading. but it's a very important state. everybody who has -- has won the south carolina primary has gone on to become the convention nominee with the exception of newt gingrich, who di

june 17th, a church in charleston, south carolina. nine killed during a prayer meeting and just last week at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs, three more lost their lives including a police officer. >> we ehave a chance to over turn a process of gun homicides. >> reporter: according to mass shooting tracker so far, 350 in 2015 and nearly 400 americans have lost their lives this year in a mass shooting. this map shows the stark reality. it's a problem across the country. at the same time gun sales in the country continue to spike. black friday alone rose. the fbi running a record of 185 background checks on friday and since they're through unlicensed dealers, -- >> there are an estimated 300 million guns in the hands of citizens in the united states. thats essentially one gun for every man, woman and child in the united states. >> reporter: good morning, i'm richard lui live in san bernardino bernardino, california with the latest on the mass shooting that happened on wednesday. 14 people are dead, 17 injured. we can tel

's because fox business said they will host it in charleston, south carolina instead.he chief strategist with the republican national committee says he's hoping to have a forum in fredericksburg instead. >>> one game away. they will clinch the playoffs. kirk cousins. >> they go on and on about them. they've got a lot of guys who can catch the football for us and they make plays and be electric. i've said all along it's my job to be a distributor and i've said no difference. >> we like that is correct kirk. >> he's so calm. he was doing cartwheels in the locker room after that report was done. >> the eagles lost yesterday but still game back right now. this is big. >> it is. >> everything's on the line it's hard to believe a 500 team is one away from the playoffs. that's what amazes me. >> what's with the numbers with you. just enjoy it. >>ly be happy to have a playoff game at home. i'll take it. >> once you're in the playoffs, you're in a super bowl title. that's all it takes. you can be an 11-7 team. most losses ever by a super bowl winner. i digress. what about the f

. ♪ oh yea >>> charleston south carolina is >>> charleston south carolina is rich in civil war landmarksncluding the old city jail. an operation between 1902 and 1939. the occupants include a prison of war between the army and pirates. today, the charleston county jail is the sheriff al cannon detention center. it houses about 1300 men and women. >> selling some cookies for some noodles, man. got to keep their stomachs full because they don't get [ bleep ] in here. >> most are awaiting resolution of their cases. tilghman kronsberg is only a few days away from his one year anniversary here and his stay isn't likely to end soon. >> it's been horrible. i'm not used to this. you know, there's a lot of guys who come in here and it's no big deal to them. they're content with it and i just can't seem to find that mentality. this is my cheese dip, consists of different kind of potato chips audiotape crushed up. add pickle juice and water. mmm, so good. i grew up actually pretty privileged until i was about 12 years old. my parents had a lot of money, but my father, he had a drug problem and so i

we are, charleston, south carolina could tune in for a big night. we'll see you there, and coming up, a new poll says, majority of americans, oppose accepts the 10,000 syrian refugees. this is a new department of homeland security report said we're spend sending less illegal immigrants out of the country, you can look at numbers yourselves after this. >> broke our immigration laws, they must be held accountable. >> those who may be dangerous. i accept i'm not the rower i used to be.. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. that really mattered to me. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases

on fox business thursday to mention your 14th )-right-paren fox business network out of charleston, south carolina. cheryl: and added a rating rocket launched less than a mile of an aircraft carrier and the uss harry truman. military officials have been in this since last week. the iranian navy announced a live fire exercise in many shapes and stray should stay clear. officials don't think they were targeted but the iranians actions were quote, unnecessarily provocative and unsafe. jo: two years ago president obama announced the u.s. government was stabbed by not as friendly to her country but "the wall street journal" now reporting the white house decided to keep allies under close watch. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was high on the list to mention report of the national security urging the fun at how officials worked against the administration's nuclear agreement with mary ann could benefit of private conversations with u.s. lawmakers to let the executive branch should be accused of spying on congress. cheryl: me why chicago police officer charged with murder in the 2014th annual sh

folks in chicago or baltimore or charleston, south carolina tonight might think we have a ways to gosa parks passed away ten years ago at the age of 92. an american hero who wanted to be treated fairly. i am not sure what she would make of donald trump or laquan mcdonald. i don't think she would hesitate i don't think she would hesitate to tell us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. breaking news in the shooting of a teenager on the streets of chicago. city police officer jason van dyke shot and killed laquan mcdonald in october of last year. he emptied his entire clip into mr. mcdonald. he was the only officer to fire even a single shot. the city and police union put out a statement about the shooting that later proved misleading. however, the only way

june 17th, church in charleston south carolina. nine killed during a prayer meeting. october 1st, a community college in oregon, nine dead. and just last week as the planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs, three more americans lost their lives, including a police officer. >> in the united states we have the power to do more to prevent what ist . regular process of gun homicides. >> there's been more mass shootings this year than days. according to mass shooting tracker.com, 355 in just 336 days in 2015. that is defined as four or more victims shot, including gang members and domestic violence. nearly 400 americans have lost their live this is year in a mass shooting. this map shows the stark reality it is a problem across the country. at the same time gun sales in the country continue to spike. we learned the sales of guns on black friday alone rose. the fbi running a record. amount of back-checks on friday. but since 40% are through unlicensed dealers it's only an estimation how many are really sold. >> there is an estimated 300 million guns in provide hands i

. >> we're taking the time to remember a man who stood for love and unity in charleston, south carolina. the reverend was a senior pastor at mother emanuel ame church. heheegan preaching in hisis church until age 13. by the age of 18, he was appointed pastor. he believed serving his community thugh politics and through ministry complemented each other. he followed the foot steps of other ame church leaders, continuing a tration of religious leaders in serving in political positions. he served on the state senate for 14 years and a pastor for 24 years. pinckney was also a family man, husband to wife, jennififr, for reverend pinckney and 8 other church members were killed by a gunman at a bible study on june 17th, 2020. thth shoooor's goal waso start a race war in america with his horrific actions. many believe this tragedy had the opposite effect. >> the fact that so many of us came together and people across the nation do not believe we here in the south, particularly charleston, there's no racial tension and there's togetherness. i believe this, too. i feel so much at peacece here. i f

police in charleston south carolina are investigating a threatening voicemail lefef at the church where dylann roof killed nine people this past summer. the message was left on the mother emanuel a-m-e church last week but only discovered days later. it said "hey guys, , this is dylann. i'm coming back for round two." it later went on to say the call was a joke but police are still investigating. roof is being held in the charleston county detention center. for the first time in nearly a decade, the federal reserve today raised interest rates. my colleague scott sanborn joins me now to explain what this means for us. karen, when growth is struggling, the fed often cuts rates to help fuel cash flow through the economy. so, today's rate hike boils down t ta federal vote of confidence for the economy. slow but steady gains in the job market and housing industry gave policy makers the signal that t economy is now strong enough for an increase and can succeed in a full recovery from the recession of 2008.but the higher interest rates also mean you'll be paying more for loans on big ticket it

michelle: the next debate will be january 14 in north charleston, south carolina. coming up -- all right, new at 12:30, malala yousafzai, the youngest nobel winner, has some advice for donald trump and is stance on muslims. during an interview in the u.k., she was asked about trump's muslims from enterinshe said, "the more you speak about islam and against all muslims, the more terrorists we create." trump recently proposed banning muslims from the u.sgovernment can put better screening procedures in place. officials are saying whether to let the seattle ducks voteoperation reopened. this comes after another boats collided with the bus, killing fiveothers. the state suspended the company while the investigation is ongoing.that investigation is still underway. officials will decide next week whether they will be allowed to reopen. the cause of the crash has not been determined. an investigation is underway as to why a southwest pplane feared off a taxiway moments after landing. more than 100 people were on board the plane and they had evacuated after it rolled onto