police leaders in chicago were impressed by her plus those who had their doubts. >> kirkpatrick will have to deal with several scandals. it appears she's suited for the job. she has her critics. >> the police board chose ann kirkpatrick as one of the top finalists last year. the mayor picked kirkpatrick to head police efforts after a shooting of a 17-year-old boy. >> i'm confident she'll be very successful in oakland. >>ed chicago police board's president was impressed by kirkpatrick. >> oakland has a lot of the same challenges. she's got a lot of experience she'll bring to bear in the job that lies ahead. >> for the job in chicago, kirkpatrick wrote officers should have the mind-set of mentors first. and warriors when they need to be. >> i have the courage to stand by you. >> she rose through the ranks of small departments and taught leadership at the fbi academy. kirkpatrick took over as spokane police chief. after her five years as chief. a report sponsored by the justice department found that the department has done little to change the internal culture that led to the officer's use of deadly force. upper management supported her, rank and file officers issued a vote of no confidence. >> i c

. >> reporter: the chicago police board's president was impressed by kirkpatrick calling her a natural leader. >> oakland has a lot of same challenges as a police department and with violence that chicago has so she's got a lot of experience that she'll bring in the job that lies ahead. >> reporter: for the job in chicago kirkpatrick said she should have the mind set of guardians first and warriors when they need be. >> i have the courage to stand by you and i will. >> reporter: kirkpatrick started as a police officer in memphis 34 years ago. rose through the ranks of small departments in washington state, served as chief deputy for the king county sheriff and taught leadership to law enforcement executives at the fbi academy. she took over a spokane police chief in 2006 months after officers beat and hog tagged a janitor that tied after the altercation. after her five years as chief, a report sponsored by the justice department found there is an opinion within the community the department has done little to change the internal culture that led to the officer's use of deadly force and

. >> reporter: the chicago police board's president was impressed by kirkpatrick calling her a natural leader. >> oakland has a lot of same challenges as a police department and with violence that chicago has so she's got a lot of experience that she'll bring in the job that lies ahead. >> reporter: for the job in chicago kirkpatrick said she should have the mind set of guardians first and warriors when they need be. >> i have the courage to stand by you and i will. >> reporter: kirkpatrick started as a police officer in memphis 34 years ago. rose through the ranks of small departments in washington state, served as chief deputy for the king county sheriff and taught leadership to law enforcement executives at the fbi academy. she took over a spokane police chief in 2006 months after officers beat and hog tagged a janitor that tied after the altercation. after her five years as chief, a report sponsored by the justice department found there is an opinion within the community the department has done little to change the internal culture that led to the officer's use of deadly force and

police leaders in chicago were impressed by her plus those who had their doubts. >> kirkpatrick will have to deal with several scandals. it appears she's suited for the job. she has her critics. >> the police board chose ann kirkpatrick as one of the top finalists last year. the mayor picked kirkpatrick to head police efforts after a shooting of a 17-year-old boy. >> i'm confident she'll be very successful in oakland. >>ed chicago police board's president was impressed by kirkpatrick. >> oakland has a lot of the same challenges. she's got a lot of experience she'll bring to bear in the job that lies ahead. >> for the job in chicago, kirkpatrick wrote officers should have the mind-set of mentors first. and warriors when they need to be. >> i have the courage to stand by you. >> she rose through the ranks of small departments and taught leadership at the fbi academy. kirkpatrick took over as spokane police chief. after her five years as chief. a report sponsored by the justice department found that the department has done little to change the internal culture that led to the officer's use of deadly force. upper management supported her, rank and file officers issued a vote of no confidence. >> i c

lou: the chairwoman of the chicago police board admits the city needs help, federal help.d we need more federal begun prosecutions in chicago. our federal partners, the atf, the f.b.i., need to be much more invested in this overall strategy. the chicago police department cannot tackle this issue by itself. the chicago police department cannot tackle this issue by itself. her remarks coming days after donald trump tweeted this. chicago murder rate is record-setting. the mayor can't do it, he must ask for federal help. he hasn't been able to do it for a number of years now. joining us, senior pastor of the senior revival center, pastor darrell scott. let's start with the lori lightfoot request for help. but her description of help is more federal prosecution. >> the issue in chicago is something i have given a lot of thought about and i intend to make a proposal to the president-elect after the inauguration. we need to appoint a federal task force to deal specifically with gang violence, similar to alcohol like the untouchables or the way bobby kennedy went after organized c

police chief. she's currently guiding reforms in chicago's troubled police department. the head of the police boardhere told kqed that kirkpatrick is tough as nails and honest as the day is long. the new chief has 34 years of policing experience to draw on as she takes the helm in oakland. the department has been rocked by a sexual misconduct scandal and remains under federal watch 13 years after the infamous riders case. joining me to discuss the story is darwin von gramm with the east bay express. welcome. >> good to be here. >> the new chief has held various leadership posts including in chicago, which we mentioned. she was also police chief in spokane, washington, until 2012. how did she perform in those jobs? >> she wasn't on the job long in chicago. in spokane she spent six years at that police department. she knew when she took that job that she was inheriting a very difficult situation. they had had a killing committed by a police officer there just i think six months before she took over. morale was low. that officer went on trial. there was a bit of a scandal, a cover yuch the-up there al

chicago's airport. >> we'ring out more about the man accused of attacking police officers as he tried to force his way onto a flight without a ticket or boardings. >> reporter: this 1-year-old man led away in handcuffs by a plane he tried to board after bursting through that o'hare check point. tsa officers pursued. >> t >> reporter: it was just before five sunday morning as he made his way from that tsa check point into the gate area. now with airport securitying the nine minute incident. >> he's boarding a plane. >> reporter: the tsa officers and airport security don't have arrest authority. >> we need a taser squad. >> reporter: and the suspect put up a fight. two tsa officers and two chicago police officers who arrived at the gate were injured. >> the subject is in cuffs. >> reporter: an incident after fort lauderdale and others ra e raising concerns. >> three incidents at the front part of airports and now a security breach at the front part. it's not catastrophic, but it points to a vulnerability. >> reporter: fixing those are up to governments which are responsible for airport security. abc news, reagan national airport. >>> parking mus

chicago's o'hare airport. man accused of attacking police and tsa officers, blasting through security, trying to board a flighticket or a boarding pass. abc's david kerley tonight with the audio of the emergency response. >> reporter: this 21-year-old man, tonight in jail, after bursting through that o'hare checkpoint. tsa officers pursue. >> they're not stopping him. they're following him. >> reporter: it was just before 5:00 sunday morning as malik neal made his way from that tsa checkpoint into the gate area. now with airport security joining. >> he's boarding a plane at lema 5. >> he's boarding a plane at lema >> reporter: t-s-a officers and airport security -- don't have arrest authority. >> we need a taser squad! >> reporter: and the suspect put up a fight, two t-s-a officers. and two chicago police officers, who arrived at the gate, were injured. >> reporter: an incident after fort lauderdale, and others, raising concerns. >> we have had three serious catastrophic incidents and now a security breach. which isn't catastrophic, but it points to a vulnerability. >> reporter: fixing those will be up to loca

chicago o'hare airport today. police say a man breached a security checkpoint at terminal three and tried to board a spirit airlines flight. the man fought with officers before he was taken to the hospital for a mental evaluation. >> authorities in mexico say they arrested the gunman who shot an american diplomat this weekend in the city of guadalajara. surveillance video shows the diplomat at an atm before the gunman shot him moments later in his car. the american is in stable condition. >> in jerusalem today a truck driver plowed into a crowd of israeli troops killing four and wounding more than a dozen others. we caution you, the video is graphic. jonathan vigliotti has the latest from london. >> reporter: elaine, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was quick to call the attack in jerusalem an act of terror, saying the driver was a supporter of isis. surveillance video shows the moment the man turned his truck into a weapon, speeding off the road and barreling into a crowd of israeli soldiers. the driver quickly begins to back up before he is shot an killed. officials say the attacker was palestinian. neta

. >>> an independent review board released dramatic video of a deadly police shooting in chicago. it happened after the man shot his pregnant girlfriend. abc news reporter, marcy gonzalez, has the story. >> reporter: video body cam showing an intense gun battle. chicago police officers rushing towards a building, scaling fences, and some taking cover. the suspect shooting at police, and officers returning fire, more than two dozen shots exchanged. after investigators say the suspect, richard grimes, shot his girlfriend killing their unborn baby. two officers were injured and grimes killed. a justice department investigation found a pattern of excessive force, and following the city's most violent year in two decades already this year nearly 270 people have been shot, and 42 victims killed. president trump pleading if chicago doesn't fix the horrible carnage going on, i will send in the feds. >>> north carolina's governor say there's enough to kill the bathroom bill that requires people to use the rest room according to the gender listed on their birth certificate, and that forces

chicago's o'hare airport today. police say a man breached a security checkpoint at terminal three and tried to board a spirit airlinesight. he fought with officers before he was taken to the hospital for a mental evaluation. >>> confirmation hearings begin president-elect donald trump's . he's expecte discu diimlf from business interests. meanwhile, the president-elect hasn't said how he'll retaliate against moscow for its efforts to influence the election on his behalf. errol barnett has details. >> it was a constructive and respectful dialogue. >> reporter: vice president-elect mike pence emerged friday after a day of meetings that included a highly anticipated visit from the country's top intelligence officials to discuss russia's cyber intrusion into the u.s. election. >> we're going to take aggressive action in the early days of our new administration to combat cyber attacks. >> reporter: officials from the dni, fbi, cia, and nsa met with mr. trump for almost two hours at his trump tower home friday. in a statement, the y byside adding, there was absolutely no absent from his statement was any support of the con

police and the city, providing our officers with what they need. >> reporter: ryan young, cnn, chicago. zbliel to come, l.l. bean cashes backlash with rumors of a boycott after donald trump publicly thanked a boardr for her support. i'll tell you the retailer's next move. that's coming up. if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers may feel overwhelming. so start your search with our teams of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts that i was on the icelandic game show. and everyone knows me for discounts, like safe driver and paperless billing. but nobody knows the box behind the discounts. oh, it's like my father always told me -- "put that down. that's expensive." of course i save people an average of nearly $600, but who's gonna save me? [ voice breaking ] and that's when i realized... i'm allergic to wasabi. well, i feel better. it's been five minutes. talk about progress. [ chuckles ] okay. >>> well, maine retailer l.l. bean is being pulled into the political cross fire after president-elect donald trump publicized a board member's support of his presidency in a tweet. >> now, the feet

chicago police department now says are inflated. >> on the infrastructure question, so key to some of this market's rally, are the republicans on boardh trump's infrastructure plans or is this one going to come through democratic support? >> well, it's interesting. the issue becomes merging their two ideas, which infrastructure plans do the democrats want to fund and which ones does the president want to do? republicans in the past opposed some infrastructure projects proposed by democrats. the bottom line is getting even on the same page. does everyone want to create jobs through infrastructure projects? yes, how much and which projects is the issue. >> thank you very much. tracie potts in washington. after the republicans spent last eight years fighting infrastructure. >> the ironies abound. as democrats now figure out how to block nominees, too we'll see if it works both ways. >>> to sports, losing to lebron and the cavaliers in the nba finals last year has not hurt the golden state warriors popularity. the warriors are still the top sellers of merchandise in stores based on data from october to december, followed by the cavs, lak

police department has routinely violated the rights of civilians for years. chicago's mayor wants to read the report before making changes. >>> a passenger jet under investigation this morning in northern california. it happened on board on alaska airlines flight from seattle to san jose. officials in san jose were alerted to some sort of concern on board. we're told a number of passengers were taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions. >>> and oklahoma is under a state of emergency this morning as the state braces for what could be a debilitating a storm. >> officials are preparing for widespread power outages. more than 100 generators throughout the state. some people could be without electricity for two days. >>> a freezing advisory. for freezing rain is in effect. most of oklahoma along with four other states under a winter storm watch. >> we get ice but not too bad this time of year. the ice is to continue into sunday as much as an inch of ice. that could be dangerous leading to treacherous conditions on the roadways. >>> there is a less expensive version of the epipen. cvs is selling it. the generic version costs $110. that compares to the price tag of more than $600 for mylan's epipen. the new version

chicago police used excessive force. liz: the f.b.i. just released new crime stats finding violent crime across the board rose dramatically in chicago.tist anti-trump groups are calling to boycott l.l. bean because a relative of the founder donated money to the trump group. i want you to address in general terms what -- this is donald trump. thank you, l.l. bean, linda bean for your great support. what do you make of boycotting a company for political reasons. >> while i'm in favor of people voting with their wallets, the challenge is we have a group of people who claim to be inclusive and tolerant until you have a difference of opinion. diversity of opinion is one of the things that makes this country great. if you love a company and they are providing great products and great service and you have one person on your board who has a difference of opinion means you won't do business with them. if that were the standard, we would have no fooply dinners. stuart: i think sean penn is a brilliant actor and director and i watch his movies. but i think his politics are awful. you have got to divorce that talent from their politics. that's w

board will now have to approve the funding. >>> new this morning, the uss justice department released a scathing report criticizing the chicago policet. after controversial shooting in the city, federal officials launched a an investigation into t12,000 members chicago police force. officers used excessive force during incidents when it was not necessary. officials blame systemic deficiencies and failure to hold officers accountable. >>> if future of lefty's in union scare is up in the air this morning. the owner says he will close the business and reopen it at another location by late fall. he says he's been there since 1958. the building is in need repairs. the property owner john claims he owns the restaurant and all of its chairs and baseball memorabilia. he has plans to renovate lefties and open the restaurant at its current location. >> you're losing the soul of the city when you lose places like this. these are san francisco treasures. >> no word yet on how this dispute will be resolved. you may remember they were involved in a similar dispute over another establishment. he sended up moving the bar to fishermen's wharf. . >>

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