chatman died from his injuries. chatman's family filing a wrongful death lawsuit. >> it's less than ten seconds and he's lying on the street, mortally wounded. >> reporter: in a statement, an attorney for the officers, kevin fry and lou toth, calls the shooting "justified." and argues officer fry opened fire after chatman pointed a "dark object" at them. a black iphone box was recovered on chatman, but no weapon. >> we've had enough. our voices are going to be heard. our young people are going to be on the street. and we want justice. >> reporter: and prosecutors did review the case but determined criminal charges against the officers were not warrant bpd alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> parts of the northeast are bracing for a nor'easter this weekend and some have already gotten a taste of what may come. lake-effect snow made for a treacherous commute around watertown new york last night, my first tv market where visibility was down to less than a quarter of a mile at times. >> let's look at today's forecast. mild

>> because i refused to change my findings on the chatman case. found that the shooting was not justified. >> and they believe it was justified and you had a different finding than they did. so they fired you? >> true. yes. >> let's watch the video again. i want you to tell me why you ruled the shooting unjustified. as you look at it now, you can see the officers are running behind him. he is running across the street. why did you think it was unjustified? >> well i pay most attention to officer frye. mr. chatman is simply trying to get away. he is running as fast as he can away from the officers. officer toth is right behind him doing the right thing. he is pursuing him. he's trying to capture him while officer frye on the other hand, has both of his hands on his weapon. he is in a shooter's position. he is looking for a clear shot. after mr. chatman gets past the parked cars and the traffic control box and whatever other obstructions are in the way, officer frye has a clear shot and he begins to shoot mr. chatman. >> there are no pending crimina

chatman died from his injuries. chatman's family filing a wrongful death lawsuit. >> it's less than ten seconds and he's lying on the street mortally wounded. >> reporter: in a statement, an attorney for the officers calls the shooting "justified." and argues officer fry opened fire after chatman pointed a "dark object" at them. a black iphone box was recovered on chatman, but no weapon. >> we've had enough. our voices are going to be heard. our young people are going to be on the street. and we want justice. >> reporter: and david, prosecutors did review this case, but determined criminal charges against the officers were not warranted. david? >> alex perez tonight. thank you, alex. >>> tonight, movie fans are remembering the beloved actor alan rickman. men, women, and a generation of children after "harry potter." here's abc's david wright. >> do you really think you have a chance against us, mr. cowboy? bad guy in "die hard." or in "robin hood: prince of thieves." >> no more merciful beheadings. and call off chri

chatman's family has sued chicago over the shooting.he release of this video footage comes amid increasing calls for chicago mayor rahm emanuel's resignation over the fatal police shooting and possible cover-up of another 17-year-old teenager, laquan mcdonald, who was shot 16 times by white police officer jason van dyke more than one year ago. a new investigation by the chicago tribune suggests emanuel may have kwn the details of the mcdonald case far earlier than he has admitted. the investigation shows emanuel's closest aides were concerned the mcdonald case might create a political firestorm as early as december 2014. these aides and top police officials all began closely tracking the case. they also held multiple meetings with emanuel over this time period. in april, during the mayor's reelection campaign, chicago agreed to a preemptive $5 million settlement with laquan mcdonald's family after they obtained video footage of the killing. in alabama, a federal judge has thrown out the civil rights case against the former madison polic

of him. >> chatman was carrying an iphone box. chatman's family shows the video shows he posed no threat. they have fall a wrongful death lawsuit against the city and two officers. >>> this morning police in indonesia arrested three suspects linked to yesterday's attacks in jakarta. the men were arrested near the capital. police say they recovered an islamic state flag at one of the attacker's home. yesterday, men attacked a starbucks and police booth. all of the attackers and two others were killed. >>> they say navigation error caused two navy boats to end up in iranian waters, the crew, held overnight and released on wednesday. secretary of defense ash carter says they have misnavigated and apparently didn't report the navigational error at the time. >>> the winners of that record breaking $1.6 billion powerball jackpot remain a mystery this morning. there are three winning tickets. sold in california, florida, and tennessee. the winners in tennessee and florida ha 180 days to come forward. >> we will know who it is when they c

the chatman family is filing a wrongful case. nasa released images of one of two possible ice volcanoes on pluto's surface. the images feature a composite photo taken in july 2015 by the new horizons spacecraft's long range reconnaissance imager. the photos were taken from a distance of about 30-thousand miles away. nasa said at about 90 miles across and two-point-five miles high, the feature would be the largest volcano discovered in the outer solar system... if it is proven to be a volcano. here's what you need to know... the f-b-i says the shooting of a officer is being investigated as an act of terrorism. police say edward archer walked up to a cruiser last week and fired multiple shots inside, hitting officer jesse hartnett three times. archer told police he pledges allegiance to isis. . f-b-i director james comey visited hospital. comey said at this point there's no evidence archer was part of an organized terror cell. here's a look at what's coming up on "today... today show sot donald trump is known for his take- attacks

chatman was a suspect in a carjacking. after chatman pointed a dark object at him.. which later turned out to be an i-phone box. rahm sot thurs: we're in the middle of transition to different policies or at least transparency in letting that material out. protestors say chicago mayor rham emanuel covered it up.. and now demand his resignation. chatman's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. breaking right now -- a terrorist attack at a hotel in burkina faso. just moments ago, we learned an al qaeda affiliate in africa has taken responsbility. here's a look at where it happened...in the capital city of the country. local media are reporting several people were killed in a restaurant. witnesses say they saw gunfire and hear explosions in downtown ouagadougou. breaking news from oregon.. where arrests are taking place in that militia standoff at a wildlife refuge. we've just learned at least two people have been arrsted. one was ammon bundy's bodyguard.. wanted for an outstanding warrant in arizona. it's been two weeks since the took over the federal facility. earl

chatman later died from his injuries. his family now filing a but in a statement an attorney for officers kevin fry and lou toth-calls the shooting "justified." arguing officer fry opened fire after chatman pointed a "dark object" at them. recovered on chatman, the incident took place in 2013?but the now after chicago city dropped efforts to a change--says fallout from the now infamous laquan mcdonald video. rahm sot thurs: we're in the middle of transition to different policies or at least letting that material out. but the changes not enough for protestors accusing emanuel of a cover-up and demanding his resignation" sabrina: coming up on local 5 news midday... the academy is receiving criticism again for lack of diversity in its oscar nominations. sabrina: and... republican debate of 2016 and things got heated! we'll take a look back at what to say about the issues and each other. sabrina: sure was nice yesterday! we'll take a look at one des moines artist's news midday in hd with sabrina ahmed and we are iowas most ac

chatman died from his ininries. chatman's family filing a wrongfu death lawsuit it's less than 10 seconds and he is lying on the street mortally wounded. in a statement an attorney for the officers--kevin fry and lou toth-calls the shooting justified?and argues officer fry opened object" at them a black iphone box was recovered on chatman, but no weapon. we've had enough. our voices are going to be heard. our young people are going g be on the street. and we want justice. " jessica rae: infrastructure, healthcare and the economy were all topics up for discussion during govenor pete ricketts state of the state address on thursday... here's susan risinger with the details. " governor pete ricketts reiterated many of themes he's been highlighting for the past year during his state of the state address before the state legislature thursday. ricketts again pledged his support for two property tax bills designed to tighten spending limits on local governments and slow growth of farm and ranchland valuations. he also discu

they are facing a wrongful death suit from chatman's family. new this morning... the governor of michigan is emergency over the flint water crisis and the state's attorney general is investigating meanwhile people there are protesting....calling for the governor to resign. about 1-hundred demonstrators from flint and detroit marched into the state capitol yesterday demanding change. they say the state's leader ignored flint's lead contaminated water problem for too long. now there's another problem this morning....officials are investigating whether a legionnaires outbreak in flint could also be linked to the water! people in flint still can't drink the water there...they have to either use filters of drink bottled water. those people are getting help...several grass-roots agencies, volunteer groups and the national guard are donating water and filters. that's not the only problem facing the state of michigan this morning... for the second time this week several teachers in detroit just didd't show up for work! teachers are calling it a "sick- out" it's basically

the shots were fired -- but seconds later -- it shows an officer standing with one foot resting on chatman's body police say they fired bbause he had a dark object in his hand that later turned out to be an i-phone box. this morning the three powerball jackpot jackpotwinners have yet to reveal their identities.the lucky trio will split the 1- poinin6 billion dollar prize country.one from chino hills, california, one from munford, tennessee and the last from melbourne beach, florida. but the big winner in the stste of iowa has stepped forward to claim his two- million dollar prize. prize.meet byron stewart -- he bought his ticket in the western iowa town of onawa.he matched the first five numbers on wednesday's lottery drawing but missed on the powerball.he also purchased the powerplay which doubled his prize. stewart and his girlfriend say they will use the money to pay off some loans and possibly buy a house. "after the thrid one i was just like read the last two! i was just jumping up and screaming." screaming.""we got out - the car was just too small to hold all of the excitment. so we ju

officers say chatman was pointing a dark object at them and shot in self defense. it turned out to be a black iphone. people gathered to protest against the police. "today, we're taking back chicago. this will not syssmic problems have got to stop." police blamed chatman's two accomplices, who were 10 blocks away, for the teen's murder. they later pleaded guilty to lesser crimes. the officers did not face criminal charges and kept their jobs. now they are facing a wrongful death lawsuit. a group of people will become americans today at the national czech and slovak museum. people will participate in a naturalization ceremony at 1:30 this afternoon. these ceremonies happen at different places around eastern iowa, but less frequently at the czech museum. the ceremonies typically include music and taking the oath of citizenship. the episcopal church is facing a suspension for its stance on same-sex marriage. iowa's bishop says this means "real pain" for many of the church's 9- thousand iowa members. in june - episcopalians across the country voted to change church law

officers say 17-year-old cedrick chatman was shot and killed as was running from officers who suspected him of stealing a car. the officers say while he was running, chatman turned and pointed a dark object at police, and one officer fibed, fearing for his life. the object turned out to be a black iphone box.thth chatman family's attorney calls it a "trophy kill" and say the officers went too far. "you have a 17-year-old kid that's shot and killed bleeding in the streets, handcuffed, , face down on the ground and for him to essentially step on him, it's last year, video showing e shooting death of laquan mcdonald prompted protesters to call for mayor rahm emmanuel's resignation. the officer who shot mcdonald has been charged with murder. here at home - officers in several eastern iowa cities are trying to come up with ways to *stop gun violence. officials from ames to waterl to cedar rapids m today to collaborate, share intelligence and find soluluons to keep peoplelesafe. coming up tonight on the cbs 2 news ten at ten - what they talked about and how it could affect your neighborhood.

chatman was killed after the officer fired three shots. chatman's family contends he was unarmed and that his iphone box was the only thing found at the scene. the independent police review board found the officer was in compliance with department deadly force policy. the statement released by the attorney for both officers said in part the suspect turned with a dark object in his right hand, causing one officer to open fire. going on to say an expert report found the shooting to be justified. the chatman family is filing a wrongful death lawsuit. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning. >> hi, gigi, good morning to you, as well. goldman sachs will pay $5 billion as part of a state and federal probe into its role in selling off mortgages in the years leading up to the financial crisis. as part of the settlement the wall street bank will offer $1.8 billion in relief to consumers in the form of mortgage forgiveness and refinancing. >>> the white house unveiling a plan thursday to spend nearly $4 billion over a d

he's at the ready and he shot and killed chatman.atman was not armed with a weapon. instead he had an iphone case. of course, this is causing a lot of unrest in the city of chicago. this protests going on right now, do we have shots of the protests we can show people? all right. all right. here are the protests. this is outside of that prayer breakfast where you heard rom emanual speaking to those assembled. he joins us live with reaction. good morning, sir. >> good morning, carol. >> good morning. when you watch that video, what goes through your mind? >> my heart was broken. many of these victims from phillip coleman, the ones who have lost their lives in brutal heino heinous, cold-hearted ways, it is heart breaking. it is disappointing and it is very much depressing. >> you heard what mayor emanual said. he saids chicago has to work to rid the city of police cancer abuse. what do you think? >> i think rhetoric without results leaves one to wonder how serious you are as relates to action. the last we heard from the mayor he gave th

chatman's family is suing. mechanical failure is now being blamed for the bus crash that killed 20 year old olivia erhardt of mariemont... and two others in honduras. erhardt was on a mission trip along with about 30 others when she was killed. she was a sophomore at columbia university... loved science... and saw it as a way to help others. the van the volunteers were riding in went off the road... and fell about 260 feet into a honduras. there will be a community memorial service for olivia at mariemont high school on january 23- rd at 9-30 a-m at the schools auditorium. a nine year old girl will have a scar for the rest of her life because of a burn from her i-phone case. liquid from the case leaked onto olivia retter of england's leg when she fell asleep with it. her mother has now posted a warning on facebook... saying that liquid can cause a chemical burn. its been shared more than 40- thousand times. the company that makes the case has now stopped selling it... supplier. how long should a conviction of d