investigation now chicago police officers actually practice wrong for killing and they've done a bunch of other things where especially african-americans became victims of police brutality now attorney general jeff sessions and when trump was elected he became the attorney general he mentioned how he didn't not d.o.j. investigations and figured it wasn't important to intervene and that the local cities had to intervene and you know and there be have communicate with their local police department and make these reforms on their own that it wasn't a job of the federal government but the job of the local governments now why do you think it would in your opinion why do you think attorney general sessions wants to roll back on the previous agreement that was made under the obama administration. well we want to take into account just sessions' personal history or racism and the things that he's done in his different positions of government what we will look at however is that trump came into power purporting that he was going to take a long long hard stand with law enforcement and push back

amy: as three chicago police officers face charges of cover-up for the police shooting of 17-year-oldaquon mcdonald, we look at the cases and ilando castile, dubose smith, three men killed by police officers, two were acquitted and one had a mistrial. our first guest writes, it's not just police officers who are on trial, america is on trial. either these deaths are justified and therefore america is just or these deaths are unjustified and america is unjust. we'll speak with historian ibram x. kendi. a shocking lawsuit accuses washington, d.c. police of using sexual abuse as a form of punishment targeting people arrested while protesting donald trump's inauguration. >> today we're filing suit on ehalf of courageous people who stand up and say enough. temer has been charged with corruption a year after he backed the souther of rousseff from office. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report, i'm amy goodman. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell postponed a vote on the health care plan after facing a revolt from members of his o

police dash cam video from october 2014, captures 17-year-old, laquan mcdonald walking away from chicago policeas he carries a knife in his right hand. he is then shot 16 times by officer jason vandyke. and police reports that followed, officers reported that mcdonald swung the knife toward the off theers in aggressive manner and after he was shot was attemption to get up while armed with the knife. tuesday, special prosecutor, patricia brown holmes announced charges. >> this indictment alleges she's defendants lied what occurred during a police involved shooting to prevent independent criminal investigators from learning the truth. >> detective david march and officer, joe self walsh and thomas gafney charged with conspiracy, misconduct, obstruction of justice. >> while they're sworn to protect, uphold the law. they are not above the law. >> in a statement. current chicago sumtd, eddie johnson said the department is ful fully kwop rated with prosecutors and committed to implementing mol seize and training to prevent an in the dent like this happening again. following the video release in 2015.

protecting each other but also their fellowic mc17-year-old laquan mcdonald walking away from chicago police as he carries a knife ins he right hand. he's then shot 16 times by officer jason van dyke and police reports that followed, reports show he shot mcdonald and he shot him again while he was attempting to get up. on tuesday judge patricia brown holmes announced the charges. >> these convenients are about what occurred during an officer-involved shooting in order to protect investigato ea >> hi're each charged with felony accounts of conspiracy. >> wheel they're sworn to observe and uphold the law,he police department is fully cooperaidt from happening again. following the video's release in 2015, thousands demonstrated across chicago. the city's superintendent was fire and in january a federal investigation concluded the department engaged in the pattern or practice of excessive force. the union for chicago police say they do not comment on the allegations. marsh and walsh no longer work with the chicago police department. van dyke has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and is a

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the chicago police department says it's cooperating with the investigation. the officers union has not commented. the defendants are expected to appear at arraignment on july 10th. chris martinez, cbs news. >>> this morning the national weather service has issued a warning about an increased risk of fire danger in utah, colorado, nevada, and california. east of los angeles a fire that started just yesterday has burned through 900 acres of land and triggered an evacuation order for dozens of homes in the town of highland. and a wildfire in northern arizona has burned more than seven square miles. some 1,400 residents in the town of mayer were forced to evacuate. >>> new york city officials say an improper piece of rail caused a subway train to derail. the subway jumped the tracks as it was entered the manhattan station yesterday. hundreds of passengers had to be evacuated through dark subway tunnels. dozens of passengers were injured. >>> overseas political tensions in venezuela ratcheted up. a police helicopter fired grenades on venezuela supreme court and in

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up next, chicago police officers are charged way cover-up. . >> mason: three chicago police officerscharged today with conspiring to cover up the actions of a white cop who fatally shot a black teenager in 2014. the officers told investigator they say saw laquan mcdonald swing a knife at officer jason van dyke, but dashcam video showed van dyke shooting 16 times. he is charged with murder. a report out today says u.s.a. gymnastics needs a complete cultural change following a sex abuse scandal. a former federal prosecutor made 70 recommendations to protect young gymnasts. they include making sure adults are never alone with minors. former team doctor larry nasser will stand trial for othe the sl assault of six athletes. firefighters are battling more than 20 major wildfires in the west. in arizona a fire in ponderosa pine in prescott national forest is only 5% contained. up next, a tuesday night auction for "saturday night fever." will you be ready when the moment turns romantic? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and

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three chicago police officers indicted on felony count that is they conspired to cover up the shooting of a black teenager, la kwan, like, donald. that officer awaiting a murder trial. abc's alex perez is in chicago. >> reporter: the disturbing dashcam video sparked national outrage, chicago police officer jason van dyke shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times, as he walked away while holding a knife. van dyke is awaiting trial on murder charges, and tonight a special prosecutor investigating the case, charging his police partner, former officer joseph walsh, officer thomas gaffney and former detective david march, with conspiracy, obstruction of justice and official misconduct. >> these defendants lied about what occurred during a police involved shooting in order to prevent independent criminal investigators from learning the truth. >> reporter: all three officers were there the night of the shooting. the indictment alleges they lied, falsely saying that mcdonald was assaulting officers, forcing van dyke to shoot him. >> while they are sworn to serve and protect as well as upho

a grand jury has indicted three chicago police officers on charges related to the 20-14 shooting of laquan mcdonald. dash cam video shows officer jason van dyke shooting mconald 16 times as he walked away. the other officers are accused of covering up the facts surrounding the shooting. prosecutors say the indictments are intended to send a clear message. they newly charged officr officer van dyke arraigned next month. officer van dyke has pleaded not guilty to first-deree murder. developing now... new details in a case that sent shockwaves through the local muslim community. a teen -- beaten to death, not far from her mosque. police blame road rage. but investigators have found new information about the suspect- including possible gang ties- and other crimes. anna-lysa gayle has the latest. a developing story out of the district. tragic fire that ripped through the rolling terrace apartments in this comes as families returned to the heartbreaking scene yesterday to salvage personal items. with dozens of apartment units- un-liveable, residents had a few minutes to collect their belongings

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. >>> up next, chicago police officers are charged with a cover-up. as vetsometimes, we forget that the biggestuntry. challenge can be asking for support. call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1 it matters. >>> three chicago police officers were charged to day with conspiring to cover-up the actions of a white cop who fatally shot a black teenager in 2014. the officers told investigators they saw laquan mcdonald swing a knife at officer jason vandyke. dash cam video showed vandyke shooting mcdonald 16 times as he walked away. vandyke is charged with murder. >>> a report out today says usa gymnastics needs a complete cultural change. following a sex abuse scandal. a former federal prosecutor made 70 recommendations to protect young gymnasts include making sure adults are never alone with minors. former team doctor dr. larry nasser will stand trial for sexual salt of six athletes. >> firefighters battling 20 major wildfires in the west. in arizona a fire tearing through ponderosa pine in prescott national forest is only 5% contained.

. >> reporter: the disturbing dash cam video sparked national outrage as chicago police officer van dyke shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times as he walked away holding a knife. he is awaiting trial on murder charges, and a special pros kwurt charging his partner, joseph walsh, thomas gaffney and david march with conspiracy, obstruction of justice and misconduct. >> these lied in order to prevent independent criminal investigators from learning the truth. >> reporter: all three officers were there the night of the shooting. the indictment alleges they lied, falsely saying that mcdonald was assaulting officers, forcing van dyke to shoot him. >> while they are sworn to preserve and protect as well as uphold the law, they are not above the law. >> reporter: the officers charged today have not yet entered pleas. van dyke has pleaded not guilty. >>> meanwhile, three cases of the plague have been confirmed in new mexico. health authorities say two men and a woman have contracted the disease most associated with the middle ages. it is normally spread by fleas feeding on dead rodents. it's easily an

since then there's been changes to the chicago police department.ese three officers are not only being charged with conspiracy but with obstruction of justice and official misconduct. the conversation goes to what exactly happened, what we don't see in this dash cam. the officers made sure that certain evidence didn't come to light, that mcdonald had a knife and lunged at him. you see him fall to the ground and the shots continue. this has been a case that has sent such shockwaves in the city, that officer van dike had to we're a bullet-proof vest because they're worried about safety. there's been drastic changes here in chicago, there's a new head of the police department. especially the idea that there could have been some code of silence among officers that tried to make sure that certain parts of the evidence never came to light. >> ryan, when it comes to what they're indicted on now, what kind of jail time could they be looking at? >> reporter: we saw the felony charges, some of the counts even have 10 years associated with them, with a $25,000

. >>> chicago police have been wog out a blaze at her furniture and electronics store. there are concerns the roof could collapse and firefighters are working to keep the blaze contained to just one building and protecting nearby homes and businesses. no reports of any injuries. >>> a shooting inside a texas car dealership left a fugitive in two bounty hunters that were chasing him, dead. hena daniels has more on the wild shootout. >> reporter: this cell phone video captured the scuffle moments before a fatal shootout involving two texas bounty hunters and a minnesota fugitive. [ sound of gunfire ] police say at least 20 shots were fired inside this car dealership outside of dallas. employees and customers, including their children, ran for cover. >> there's been a shooting. i'm hiding in the bathroom. please hurry! >> reporter: the suspect, ramon hutchinson, had been on the run for march when he didn't show up for court, wanted for assaulting a law enforcement officer, cocaine possession and a dui. minnesota bounty hunters tracked him to texas and called in a corpus ch

. >> three chicago police officers have been indicted on felony conspiracy charges accused of covering up actions of police officer who shot and killed a black teen agener 201 4 jason van take shot la quan getty. conspiracy indictment claims o pass itfied police reports to deter investigation into the shooting dashcam video contradicted what happened. >> maryland crabbing season set to end a week and a half early over concerns of blue crab population losses. the population fell from 550 million in 2016 to 4 55 million this year. it's attributed to 54% in younger crab population. maryland crabbing season will end november 20. >> florida gators getting it done in game two. university of florida scored four runs in eighth inning to win their first college world series. gators posted first sweep since implementing the best of three finals format. >> we say good morning to you and thank you for join tion us i'm erin como. >> i'm annie yu. . weather and traffic now. >> it's chillily out there. >> especially suburbs north and west. some are in low 50s to start the day. that's cool for late ju

. >>> and the death of a chicago teen leads to the indictment of three police officers. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, president trump met with senate republicans to try to work out deal to salvage the gop's health care overhaul bill. before the meeting the president conceded that it may not get done. growing resistance among senate republicans forced party leaders to powe post a vote on the bill until after the july recess. seth is in washington. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell decided to call off the vote on the planned repeal and replace of obamacare but the lack of support even among the ranks of the gop is an indication it still needs work if it has any chance of passing. >> i think we've got a really good chance of getting there. it will take us just a little bit longer. >> reporter: senate majority mitch mcconnell optimistic that the senate bill would pass although earlier he said there would not be a vote before the fourth of

and in chicago.. police armed with assault rifles guarded a u-2 concert at soldier field. here in washington - dc mayor muriel bowser says her city is prepared for the worse. the department of homeland security says there is no specific or credible threat to the u-s right now. stay with abc-7 for the latest on the get updates on the victims, any new arrests and identities of the attackers.. at wjla dot com. not far from london - a show of defiance in manchester.. ariane grande back on stage, in the city where just 14 days ago - her concert ended in chaos and bloodshed. but on sunday - more than 50 thousand people packing into the "one love" benefit concert - refusing to give in to fear.. katy perry, miley cyrus and justin bieber all took part in the concert - headlined by grande. proceeds will go toward helping manchester victims. organizers expect dollars. i'm sam sweeney with breaking news from the live desk. five arab nations cutting diplomatic ties with qatar overnight, over terror concerns. bahrain, egypt, saudi arabia, yemen and the united arab emirates say qatar bac

years in prison for a crime he did not commit has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the former chicago policefficer who he says framed him. 49 year old jose montenez was released from prison. after serving more than two decades for a 1993 shooting. now 70 cases involving the officer have been reviewed. and as a result, so far five men have been released from prison. >> everybody needs to be aware of this. this happened. it's true. it's not something made up. this is what happened to me, and it's happened to a lot of other people. >> the lawsuit alleges that the then detective preyed on young latino men in order to close cases. chawing -- chicago law department spokesman says they have not yet seen the complaint. >>> when we come back, we break down the bachelorette episode. the bachelorette episode. because your carpet never stops working there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits ♪ all night long ♪ all night ♪ whoa ♪ all night long ♪ all night ♪ all night ♪ all night long ♪ all night >>> we are sending all

chicago police armed with assault rifles at saturday night's u2 concert at soldier field. in oakland, game two of the nba finals between the golden state warriors and the cleveland cavaliers. police and security working to keep thousands of fans safe. in new york, large sanitation trucks lined up, ready to stop vehicles like the one used in the london bridge attack. these trucks protecting tens of thousands of people for sunday's celebrate israel parade. the concern, homegrown terror. investigations in all 50 states. the fbi saying 2,000 potential terrorists in the u.s., half of those may have had contact with terror groups like isis. in times square, scenes of more police, now common after a major terror attack overseas, across the nation places where large crowds are gathering told to remain vigilant. tom? >> kenneth, thank you. >>> still much more ahead on this special edition of aria ariana grande, and her fans rising above the devastation of the terror attacks. >>> and the moment captured on video. what sparked this outdoor panic in a huge crowd? will you be ready when

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chicago. that's according to the police.hey say murders and shootings are downed compared to this time last year. chicago police say it's not a victory but it's a step in the right direction. earlier this year, president trump threatened to send in the feds if city officials could not fix the horrible carnage going on. police in chicago blame gang violence and drug wars. here's a look at how chicago compared to other big cities. chicago reported 240 murders, more than l.a. and new york city combined. matt? >> shepard, eight less people killed here in comparison to last year. some good news but not the most re-assuring. don't be fooled by this beautiful view. the numbers show one if not two people will be murdered in the city before the day is over. one of the most recent victims is a 20-year-old blind man running from the park where he volunteered and got hit by bullets in the crossfire. the aunt that told him how to cross the road without help is now planning his funeral. >> he's listing in the shadows. that's his whole lif

watch this, a chicago police officer responding to a nearby car -- saw the dog all in autria: it's autriad: i'm going to cry. i'm very emotional area larry: they fished him -- emotional. larry: they fished and out. they are now considering adopting him. he's ok, all is safe and sound this morning. larry: he's still thirsty. his tail --king wagging his tail and everything. [laughter] kidd: does that police officer going after him? [laughter] autria: bless your heart. kidd: wonderful world, the chicago pd. [laughter] larry: still feels very humid out there? veronica: at least the heat is on retreat that humidity has not gotten the word yet. for the rest of the day, pace yourself. you are looking to get the that be best. showers and storms at noon, 1:00 or so. around lunchtime, saturday, it's during the afternoon hours yet again eerie at temperatures, 81 degrees here. notice the 87 agree high at noon today. bit,ng us down a little right around 80 degree mark. how much rain could we get? some of the computer guidance showing not much in the way around d.c., winchester, a lot of it coming into

years in prison for a crime he did not commit has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the former chicago police officer who he says framed him. 49-year-old jose montaines was released from prison last year after serving more than two decades for a 1993 shooting. now, 70 cases of officer rinaldo has reviewed. and as a result, so far five men have been released from prison. >> everybody needs to be aware of this. this happened. it's true. it's not something made up. this is what happened to me, and it's happened to a lot of other people. >> the lawsuit alleges that the then detective preyed on young latino men in order to close cases. chicago's law department spokesman says they have not yet seen the complaint. >>> when we come back, our key senior "bachelor" analyst is here to break down the emotional episode. >> "the skinny" is next. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1

. >>> three chicago police officers have been indicted on conspiracy charges in the case involving lald. he was shot 16 times by a white police officer in 2014. it alleges one current and two former officers tried to cover up and falsely report what happened. >> this indictment alleges that these defendants lied about what occurred during a police involved shooting in order to prevent independent criminal investigators from learning the truth >> that's the special prosecutor. she says the officers failed to interview specific witnesses and that they lied or provided false information on official forms. the fraternal order of police declined to comment. >>> two more men have been arrested in new orleans after a brutal beating and robbery of tourists in the french quarter. showing one of the men punching a victim leaving him face down on the sidewalk motion less. the victims were in new orleans for a religious meeting. one of the victims is critical condition. >>> a controversial statue in arkansas depicting the ten commandments has been destroyed less than 24 hours after it was install

. >> and chicago police officers have been indicted on felony conspiracy charges accused of covering he actions after i while police officer that shot a killed a teen in 2014 van take shot la quan mcdonald 16 times and he since pleaded not getty. indictment falsified reports to deter any criminal investigation in the shooting. >> maryland crabbing season set to end a week and a half early thanks to concerns of chesapeake bay blue crab pop pop the population fell. losses are attributed to a 54% drop in younger crab population. maryland crabbing season will end on november 20. >> and florida gators getting it done in game two of the college series final. university of florida scored four runs in eighth inning to win their first clem world series. they posted 8 pl sweep since the nba implemented best of five. >> it's a cool, 52 degrees fall is that you? >> feels like it. >> believe it or not we couple of places in the 40s this morning i. another georgous afternoon coming your way if you enjoy the lack of humidity out. there we work our way to tomorrow. things change a bit. i implore you

. >> three chicago police officers have been endited in connection with a fatal shooting of a black teenprosecutors say one current and two former officers lied about events surrounding the death of mcdonald in 2014. officer jason van dyke shot the teen 16 times. the officers camed mcdonald swung a knife at them and tried to get up after he was shot. the dash cam video contradicted their claims. the video, once it was released, sparked massive protest. venezuela facing more unrest, president says a stolen police helicopter fired shots and grenades at the supreme court. several shots were fired at the interior ministry. i'm mary anne rafferty, now back to hannity. >> welcome back to hannity, so there is an explosive new report tonight by circa news' sarah carter, john soloman. did the fbi retaliate against michael flynn by launching russia probe? it reads the fbi launched a criminal probe against the forger national security adviser michael flynn two years after the army general intervening on behalf of a decorated counter terrorism agent who accused now deputy f. b. i. director andrew mc

. >> they grew up daughters of chicago police officers.hey are speaking out for the first time about their lives on the run and have written a book called "cartel wives." they are married to twin brothers. the brothers rose from being local street drug dealers in the windy city to running walking el chapo guzman's operation in the u.s. the brothers were flipped by the dea and key to bringing el chapo to justice. your husbands are the principal witnesses. >> yes. they were the first to get el chapo in a recorded conversation. >> they knew how to maneuver in the u.s. that is something el chapo and his team didn't know how to do. >> our husbands ran their businesses like a fortune 500 company. >> they had houses, couriers, transportation systems. >> tractor-trailers with compartments to move the drugs from l.a. to chicago. and the money to mexico. they used to work at mcdonald's and picked up a system where their stash workers would not cross paths with their money counters. >> it was the largest criminal entity the world has ever seen. >> ge

. >> this is specialized team of chicago police officers, federal agents, illinois state troopers andnd federal prosecutors who will work together to stem the flow of illegal guns throughout chicago and target enforcement of repeat gun offenders. david: now that presser coming after president trump tweeted this morning, quote, crime and killings in chicago have reached such epidemic proportions i'm sending in federal help. 1714 shootings in chicago this year alone. rod, are guns the major problem here? or is it something else? >> guns is clearly a part of the major problem there, dave. face it, in the city of chicago, not only in chicago but many urban areas in it country, we're seeing so many guns on the street, more than we ever seen before. i applaud president trump at least looking at it from that perspective. let me say this i think this situation in chicago and these other cities is more related to the economy, lack of jobs, but i can tell you that i think president trump will look at that as well so we can have a collective response trying to figure out what is going on in chic

♪ in chicago police officer turned doggie lifeguard the pooch jumped out of a car window after a fouryou saw what he just did. for some reason he decided to jump into lake michigan. officer juan ferris saw it all happen raced to the dog's rescue pull the little guy out. officer ferris brought the dog to the police station. he and fellow officers are still searching for the dog's owner. >>> so eating pizza to make a point. >> that's what 20 people did in san francisco after police gave ticket to homeless man for eating pizza at a bus stop. 64-year-old daniel mchugh was hit with $234 fine his supporters showed up yesterday to courthouse eating pizza according to city law it is illegal to eat within the public transit system but people argue he was targeted because he was homeless. mchugh called the whole thing embarrassing. >> i respected the san francisco police department and also the officer, too, you know, yet the way he did it, though, maybe he was having a bad day or something. >> all the support seemed to work in mchugh's favor the officer did not show up to court so the ticket w

. >>> three chicago police officers have been indicted on felony charges. this for allegedly trying to cover up the circumstances of the killing of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. the shooting happened in october 2014. video released showed white officer jason van dyke shooting mcdonald 16 times as the teen was walking away from officers with a knife in his hand. the special prosecutor in the case says the three other officers falsely stated that mcdonald had assaulted the officers ignoring witnesses and the dashcam video of the shooting. >> they failed to complete the investigation of the incident in a manner that would reveal the truth. >> van dyke is waiting to go to trial and has pled not guilty to murder. >>> time check 6:07. working to bring relief to the san jose flooding victims. next, how much the state is offering for the recovery process >> here we go. temperatures beginning to go up, oh, but then they go back down. and then we'll talk about the effect this will have on your holiday. >> speeds going down. the travel times going up. if you are headin

. >> three chicago police officers face conspiracy charge in the shooting death after black teenager.ors say they did this so they could cover up this killing, and protect a fellow officer. the indictment accuses the three officers of filing false police reports, in an effort to cover up the actions of another officer, who shot and killed 17 year old laqon mcdonald back in 2014. officers initially claim, but the police dash video shows he's actually running away, walking away even, when he is shot 16 times. jason vandike, the office here fired the shots, is charged with first degree murder. he's awaiting trial. >> and facebook is trying to figure out a way to fight hate speech. >> as part of a crackdown campaign, the social network is deleting some 66,000 posts a week, but concerned about censorship. the company said in a blog post, it is working to explain its process better. soy, tax some people on their race, sexual orientation, other protected carries i can innings, violation of the hate speechpolicy. so they'll continue to do so. but gave you a better reason as to why they're doi

the deployment wall organized by the chicago police department months ago as part of a newly formed strikeorce aimed at cutting the flow of illegal guns to the city. city officials say the new initiative includes a host of agencies. >> the strike force is not a one off, it is not a stand alone project, it is part of a multi-facted ongoing collaborative effort between federal law enforcement agencies, the fbi, atf, homeland security, the marshals office, marshall service that are dedicateding significant personnel, resources, investigative analysts and other tools to combat violence. >> now, the chicago tribune reports the number of people shot in chicago so far this year stands at at least 1760. that's 14 percent lower from this time last year but homicides are on pace to match last year's record level. >>> the state of oklahoma has become the fourth state to sue drug makers saying that those companies misrepresented the risks of opioids. oklahoma's attorney general filed the substitute today against four pharmaceutical companies including johnson and johnson. mississippi, ohio and missour