about the death of andre hill an unarmed black man shot by a columbus, ohio police officer. the officer adam coy was fired today. police have released body cam footage and i must warn you it is disturbing. that was on december 22nd from a neighbor reporting that a man had been sitting in his suv for quite sometime repeatedly turning his engine on and off. footage shows hill walking toward the officer with a cell phone in his left hand. his right hand not visible on the video. then the officer opens fire. the officer is then heard cursing and shouting at hill to get his hands out to the side. the franklin county coroner's office announcing preliminary findings of its autopsy saying andre hill's death was a homicide by multiple gunshot wounds. i want to discuss this with andre hill's daughter, his brother alvin williams, the attorney for andre hill's father benjamin crump. thank you all so much for being here. i have to say i am so sorry to

on your screen right now, columbus, ohio.l center now waiting moments from now that u.p.s. truck will be arriving with their first dose of vaccines. we know the special refrigerators have already been brought into the building. those vaccines will be distributed to health care workers. i want to bring in my colleague gabe gutierrez is there. gabe, i can't see you, but i can hear you because your camera is showing us -- oh, here you are. showing us this hospital as they eagerly await this vaccine. what's happening? >> hey there, stephanie. i want to get out of the way. you can see that u.p.s. truck. it's showing a fedex truck. that's not the one, but behind it is a u.p.s. truck that just pulled in here. hospital staff had gathered around to wait for it. you see that fedex truck as it's backing in. it's the u.p.s. truck right behind it. loading dock 10 right there. the governor waited for it and now we see right now. this s this is an historic moment. >> we've got to turn to new york where governor andrew cuomo is speaking beca

. >>> now to breaking news tonight in the case of an unarmed black man killed by a columbus, ohio, police officer his chief is now recommending he be fired from his job, and the community is calling for justice. kathy park reports >> the family of andre hill has nothing to celebrate this holiday. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic action out of columbus, ohio, following the police shooting death of 47-year-old andre hill. the city's police chief making his recommendation >> today, i am announcing action to terminate officer adam coy. >> reporter: columbus officer adam coy, who shot hill, had been placed on paid leave. the body camera footage of the shooting released this week shows the moments leading up to the deadly encounter as coy walks up to an open garage and approaches hill who is seen holding his cell phone while his other hand is out of view. >> i have seen everything i need to see to reach the conclusion that officer coy must be terminated immediately >> reporter: in the aftermath of the shooting, hill lays on the ground for more than five minutes without anyone rendering aid. polic

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in columbus, ohio. >> reporter: this was much more than a special delivery it was history in columbus, ohio, nbc news had exclusive access as this lifechanging cargo was loaded this morning. the vaccine shipment driven overnight from u.p.s.'s hub i kentucky after flying from the pfizer plant in michigan. here it was loaded on to this delivery truck. rarely has cargo been this precious. imagine being the u.p.s. worker driving it. >> some day my kids will tell their kids when the vaccine was released i was there delivering it. it's pretty special. >> reporter: just after 9:00 a.m., the truck pulled into the ohio state hospital wexner medical center. then shot after shot after shot 30 front line workers vaccinated in minutes. >> this is the lifeline for me. the lifeline for our country and our world. >> reporter: phillip gradowski is a nurse in the covid icu are you exhausted? >> yeah. you know, i'm tired of patients dying with their family members on the phone and not able to see them i'm tired of being worried about bringing it home to my three boys and my husba

more fallout this morning from that fatal police-involved shooting of an unarmed black man in columbus, ohio. earlier this week, the city's mayor called for the termination of officer adam coy who shot 47-year-old andre maurice hill now columbus' police chief is joining the growing calls for justice. on thursday, the chief also recommended coy be fired here's nbc's kathy park with more >>> the family of andre hill has nothing to celebrate this holiday. >> reporter: dramatic action out of columbus, ohio, following the shooting death of 47-year-old andre hill the city's police chief making his recommendation >> today i'm announcing action to terminate officer adam coy. >> reporter: columbus officer adam coy, who shot hill, had been placed on paid leave. the body camera footage of the shooting released this week shows the moments leading up to the deadly encounter as coy walks up to an open garage and approaches hill who's seen holding his cell phone while his other hand is out of vw.ie >> i have seen everything needi to s teeo reach the conclusion that officer coy must be terminated immediatel

. >>> tonight, the fbi is now joined the investigation into the deadly police shooting in columbus, ohio, a preliminary autopsy finding casey goodson's death was a homicide. and tonight, the deputy's account of what happened difers sharply from goodson's family. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: casey goodson's mother inconsolable. totally distraught after learning the 23-year-old had been fatally shot by police. tonight, outrage and a growing controversy in columbus, ohio, surrounding the circumstances of goodson's death. this 911 call capturing the aftermath. >> my grandson just got shot in the back, when he came in the house. >> okay. >> i just heard the gunshots, and i got up, and he's laying in the door. >> reporter: according to police, on friday, a deputy working with the u.s. marshals in search of violent offenders claims he saw goodson with a gun. the deputy, 17-year veteran jason meade, then went on pursuit. after reports of a verbal exchange, meade shot goodson, police said. police said a gun was recovered from goodson, but confirmed today he had a state license to carry the

columbus ohio why do we need to put in los angeles last year 30000000 dollars was spent on homeless leaves 40 sleeps a day now they're stuck i get an e-mail every day from los angeles advocates trying to predict other advocates and people that care or know about the sweet sweets or still happen 30000000 dollars a year they're building bridge shelters and $2000000.00 those sweeps if you took the budget away for sweeps you could build 15 shelters and. that money that they're spending it makes no sense to me but that's the response to homelessness and you want to get gross yes conversation happening on you tube i want to share with he said i am in kumar 946 and it says we can't depend on the government for or is this we should help the homeless at an individual level mark. i mean look i think that that is speaking for the united states to say the government hasn't had a role in this on sort of the dispossession for black and brown people of their ability to buy housing by into quote unquote american dream has been a major contributor to them by the way that was sanctioned by the govern

. >>> also developing, the deadly police involved shooting in columbus, ohio. the first body camera video from the incident. the officer already relieved of duty. >>> and the surprise gift. the beloved u.p.s. driver and the community that showed up in force to say thank you. >>> good evening and thank you so much for joining us on a busy wednesday night, i'm linsey davis, in for david. just two days before christmas, but no shortage of headlines tonight. the covid relief bill that congress spent six months negotiating is now on hold. president trump says it doesn't go far enough. and it comes as december is shaping up to be the worst month in this pandemic. majority of counties in this country are now considered sustained hot spots for covid-19, as millions of americans are now on the move, despite pleas to stay close to home. raising fears of a bigger surge than after thanksgiving. but there is encouraging news on those vaccines. pfizer confirms that they will sell the u.s. government 100 million more doses within the next six months. the first medical personn

deadly police shooting: an officer shoots and kills a man only holding a cell phone in columbus, ohiow it was all caught on video, even though the policeman didn't activate his body camera until afterwards. major shipping delays. will your gifts make it in time for christmas? why the post office is struggling to deliver holiday mail. plus, more than 90 million americans are in the path of a at holiday storm. and our series, "season of giving:" a florida businessman's generous act of kindness, just in time for christmas. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> garrett: good evening, to our viewers in the west. we thank you for joining us. norah is off tonight. i'm major garrett. we begin with a staggering number of new covid deaths in the united states. more than 3,400 were recorded on tuesday. and for the first time since the pandemic started, the u.s. has seen more than 19,000 covid deaths in a single week. the number of hospitalizations has surged to a new record of nearly 118,000. but tonight, there are also encouraging developme

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andre hill speaking out for the first time since the unarmed man was fatally shot by police in columbus, ohio. their calls for justice. and tonight, breaking news on that officer. >>> jet pack close call. the man seen flying 3,000 feet in the air. the investigation into a string of similar incidents. >>> and the amazing rescue. the incredible moment a 3-year-old girl was pulled from the rubble after a home explosion. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this christmas eve. i'm whit johnson, in for david tonight. we begin with the millions of americans in the path of a monster storm. the storm growing stronger as it barrels out of the midwest, targeting the i-95 corridor with damaging winds and flooding rain that could knock down power lines, leaving many in the dark on christmas morning. blizzard conditions outside minneapolis causing this multivehicle pileup, shutting down interstate 94 for a time. blinding snow in nebraska forcing these semis to pull off the road. police and highway patrol urging people in the storm's path to stay home. but some 85 million americans are expected to tr

tonight, outrage and a growing controversy in columbus, ohio, surrounding the circumstances of goodson's death. this 911 call capturing the aftermath. >> my grandson just got shot in the back when he came in the house. >> okay. >> i just heard the gunshots, and i got up, and he's laying in the door. >> reporter: according to police, on friday, a deputy working with the u.s. marshals in search of violent offenders claims he saw goodson with a gun. the deputy, 17-year veteran jason meade, then went on pursuit. after reports of a verbal exchange, he shot goodson, police said. police say a gun was recovered from goodson. the family says while goodson owned a permit for the gun, they did not see it at the time of the shooting. they claim he was carrying keys and subway sandwiches. goodson's mother recalling the moment she found out her son was dead. >> my 5-year-old called me crying and screaming, "mommy, casey just got shot. the police just shot casey, mommy." >> reporter: authorities say goodson was not the subject of a u.s. marshals sure search. the challenge with the case? there's no body

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host: let's go to sandy in columbus, ohio, also identifies as unemployed. caller: thank you for taking my call. on february 24 due to health reasons, i was unable to do my part time. i am 70 years old and have worked for the last six years. host: keep going with your thought. was i got the did unemployment, but what i was saying is that by being a senior i was worried about people that had no money at all, i am receiving some retirement. ,hen you look at the situation the president has not come out. he didn't provide us to be safe, so we could not go back to work. it is really -- i don't understand. i'm so glad were getting a change of administration. there are people out there in food lines that have never been out there before. host: as far as the second round helping you directly, will it be like last time where it's a bit of a help but you get something due to retirement? caller: yes, but it will be a hell. because of my health situation i need to order in food and so forth, that's a higher cost. island,bert in rhode you are next. caller: good morning.

in columbus, ohio, tonight, there are troubling new details about the deadly police shooting of andre hill. newly released records show that one police officer at the scene didÑot perceive hill as a threat before a fellow officer gunned him down. the officer who fired the fatal shot has lost his job. here's cbs' jeff pegues. >> get your hands up from underneath now! >> reporter: officer adam coy was not alone the night he shot and killed andre hill. >> get me support. >> reporter: also responding to the non-emergency call was officer amy detweiler. according to her interview with internal affairs investigators, she and officer coy both had their service weapons drawn. but in contrast to coy, she did not observe any threats from hill, did not see a weapon. but she did hear coy yell, "there's a gun in his other hand! there's a gun in his other hand!" then, she heard gunfire. her testimony will be critical going forward. coy has been fired, but there calls for him to be arrested and charged. the body camera's automatic record feature captured video of the shooting but not the audio as co

police were responding in columbus, ohio to a nonemergency disturbance call. on scene, deadly shots were fired against andres hill. it was determined that hill was not carrying a gun. again, those interviews part of an internal investigation done by columbus police department that resulted just yesterday in the firing of adam coy. i want you to know the family of andres hill says they want more, they want criminal charges filed. that's certainly a possibility as the state is now investigating this case and internal interviews, brianna, are part of the state investigation, so this of course is a story we'll stay on top of. that's the latest. >> an incredibly troubling detail we're learning there. so what happens next? >> reporter: the internal investigation, this resulted in the firing. we'll see what happens when the state investigates. when this goes to grand jury, will criminal charges be filed. the family is represented by benjamin crump, want more body footage released, more information released to the public so the case can move forward in the legal syste

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you know, statements being made by people who arrived on that scene who were also part of that columbus, ohioconsidered when there was that internal investigation at the columbus police department, and also when they were having a disciplinary hearing yesterday about adam coy, about his future with the police department, and they determined that he was going to be fired. i want you to hear from the family of andre hill after they learned that this officer did lose his job. >> still unbelievable tragedy in the way that andre was shot multiple times, four times, and i w was actually just left for dead and there could have been many possibilities for him to maybe survive his injuries. he was just killed like an animal. >> we want to have transparency because the officer turned on the body camera after he shot her father, so we can only speculate about why did this officer do this? >> reporter: so, brooke, obviously this family wants more answers. the state is investigating. these transcripts will be part of that larger investigation. it is very possible this officer could face criminal charges.

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enjoy, columbus, ohio. merry christmas to you and your family.thanks. >> bill: talk soon. here at 3:00 eastern, set your dvr. watching stocks today. see if we get the covid relief. i mentioned earlier, rob portman said at daybreak yesterday they should have a deal saturday. we'll see if that's the case. here's neil. see you tomorrow. >> bill: all right. thank you, bill. in philadelphia, they're digging out and washington, digging in. at issue the covid-19 relief that you alluded to. we're getting close. what we don't know, the final details and increasing optimism that we will in fact have something for both parties to celebrate. i don't mean to be a tease, but that was good enough for a hat trick at the corner of wall and broad. the dow, the s&p 500, the nasdaq, all inching into the record books yet again today on optimism not only about another vaccine on the way, but again, as i said, the covid-19 relief on the way may be as well. welcome.

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you can see i'm joined by gabe gutierrez in columbus, ohio. john torez is with us as well. gabe, you're at a medical center setting up for the first vaccines. we have seen one we know of publicly already. that was the one in new york state. we expect to see more potentially as soon as maybe the next 30 minutes. we'll bring it to you live if we get it. and there you are. walk us through what you expect to see where you are. >> you're right. we expect to see more of these as the morning goes on to the afternoon. i can tell you within the last hour or so, that u.p.s. truck arrived and hospital staff here as well as the governor of ohio greeted it. it is the first coronavirus vaccine coming here to the state of ohio where the ohio state university medical center, and we expect within the next hour or so that that vaccine will be brought to another building where several frontline workers will get vaccinated. we expect between 20 and 30 front line workers to be vaccinated today. more tomorrow. this hospital is getting 975 doses. actually, just received them. and again, plans to

a termination hearing is set today for adam coy in columbus, ohio. last tuesday, coy killed 47-year-old andre hill during a non-emergency call. the officer did not turn on his body camera until after the shooting. a look back feature on the camera shows hill walking towards coy holding a cell phone before he was shot. >> both columbus's mayor and police chief have called for the officer's firing. >>> now to sports, practice was just about perfect for the golden state warrior steph curry. >> the man who holds the nba single season record for three-pointers made in a season, look at that. during a practice saturday, he hit 105 in a row. 105. 1-0-5, y'all. curry drained five that counted last night in that loss to the bulls, but we're winning this morning because look at that. >>> and a furry fan found its way on to a south american soccer field. >> check out the dog bounding across a pitch during a match in bolivia. it happened christmas eve. and the pooch came bearing gifts carrying a soccer cleat in its mouth. after walking around on the field, one o

. >>> the columbus ohio reports on a vigil held for an unarmed black man shot and killed by a police officer. demanding justice for the 47-year-old andre hill who weigh killed last week by officer andr andrew coy. he emerged from a garage with a cell phone in his hand. his sister spoke. >> there was not a violent bone in his body. he would never hurt anyone. for them to pull out and kill my brother for no reason is unacceptable. unacceptable. >> an attorney for the family says he plans to file a civil rights lawsuit against the city. >> the columbia daily tribune reports the music city bowl has been canceled. missouri was supposed to play iowa in nashville on wednesday. the team has more than a dozen cases of covid-19. the cases are believed to have originated to the road trip to mississippi state earlier this month. >> still ahead, a gold plated meal where you can order this special burger wrapped in edible luxury. order this special burger wrapped in edible luxury. with collagen, that supports our body from the inside, out. because when we feel supported from within (whir of treadm

holding subway sandwiches, not a gun, when he was fatally shot by a sheriff's deputy friday in columbus, ohio. >> say his name! >> reporter: over the weekend, mounting anger. >> his family deserves better they deserve justice. >> reporter: authorities say s.w.a.t. team members had just finished an unsuccessful search for a suspect when goodson drove by waving a gun an authority for the goodson family disputes that. >> this family believes it was totally outside of his character. >> reporter: although goodson was not the suspect they were looking for, the deputy jason mead, a 17-year veteran, confronted goodson outside his home police say there was a verbal exchange and the deputy shot and killed goodson. >> prediction is it was a justified shooting however, this deputy will be investigated. >> reporter: police say a gun was recovered at the scene but haven't said exactly where. goodson's family said he had a concealed carry permit and are demanding answers. they say he was shot in front of his grandmother and young siblings after coming home from the dentist. >> some believe a case of an inno

. >>> this evening the fbi has joined the investigation into the death of casey goodson in columbus, ohio. the 23-year-old black man was fatally shot by a deputy during an encounter on friday. there are conflicting accounts of events before his death authorities say he was carrying a gun his family says he was carrying sandwiches. >>> now to our year-long nbc news investigation. millions receive prescriptions by mail. many say it's convenient and cost effective. but some mail order pharmacy customers say they've received everything from crushed pills to broken vials even life-saving drugs left in extreme weather. here's cynthia mcfadden with more >> deep breath in. >> reporter: sophie dean has been on medication for cystic fibrosis her whole life >> there it is there it is! >> reporter: one of those meds helps her grow the label says the medication should stay at room temperature, and her mother, erica, says it used to arrive with a device indicating if the medication got too hot. but when she started getting it from express scripts erica says sophie started having terrible stomach aches.

. >>> now let's move on to the case of an unarmed black man killed by a columbus, ohio, officer.ow recommending that he be fired from his job while his community calls for justice. nbc's kathy park reports on the latest for us. >> the family of andre hill has nothing to celebrate this holiday. >> reporter: dramatic action out of columbus, ohio, following the police shooting death of 47-year-old andre hill. the city's police chief making his recommendation. >> today, i am announcing action to terminate officer adam coy. >> reporter: columbus officer adam coy, who shot hill, had been placed on paid leave. the body camera footage of the shooting released this week shows the moments leading up to the deadly encounter as coy walks up to an open garage and approaches hill who is seen holding his cell phone while his other hand is out of view. >> i have seen everything i need to see to reach the conclusion that officer coy must be terminated immediately. >> we've got a medic coming. >> reporter: in the aftermath of the shooting, hill lays on the ground for more than five minutes without

. >> reporter: kenny brown is a community organizer in columbus, ohio who's fighting vaccine skepticism in minority neighborhoods. >> there's a distrust which is definitely valid because of some of the things that happened to our community in the past. >> reporter: in newark, new jersey's multiethnic ironbound neighborhood where the covid positivity rate tops a staggering 40%, flavia perez told us she's scared of the vaccine even though her father's been hospitalized with covid for more than a month. >> there's a great amount of mistrust >> reporter: vicky hernandez runs a community center here. >> black and brown communities primarily make up essential workers and they have been disproportionately affected by covid, and so for that reason they should be prioritized. >> reporter: she says a survey of her members shows that only one in three plans to get vaccinated right away. lester >> all right gabe gutierrez tonight. thank you. and as this vaccine is distributed, the toll of the pandemic grows worse with more than 301,000 americans now dead and a grim prediction with that here's migue

. >> reporter: tonight the coroner in columbus, ohio, says preliminary autops results show casey goodson was shot multiple times in the torso. and police have released this new 911 call made by his cousin who was inside the home. >> what's going on there? >> i don't know. somebody rushed to the house and shot my cousin. >> reporter: his family said the 23-year-old was coming home from a dentist appointment and holding subway sandwiches, not a gun, when he was fatally shot last friday by a sheriff's deputy. >> my only focus is justice. i eat, breathe and sleep justice. and i won't stop. >> reporter: this week ohio's attorney general refused to take over the investigation, criticizing local police for waiting three days to ask for help now federal authorities including the fbi are reviewing the case authorities say s.w.a.t. team members had just finished an unsuccessful search for an unrelated suspect when goodson drove by waving a gun. the deputy, jason mead, later confronted goodson outside his home police say there was a verbal exchange and the deputy shot and killed goodson mead wasn't

. >>> columbus, ohio, mayor andrew beginner this is calling for the dismissal of adam coy after the bodycam shooting showed him shooting an unarmed black man holding a cellphone. he shot andre maurice hill but not until after he pulled the trigger. the mayor called out coy and the other officers for failing to provide prompted me cal assistance which is a violation of policy and procedure. officer coy has been relieved of duty with pay. >>> caught on camera, a fire in pennsylvania, went above and beyond to rescue a dog trapped in a burning barn. he was able to pull out the window frame to get to the dog he was too scared to jump out the window, so the firefighter picked him up and lifted him to safety you see the dog running away thankfully the dog is oklahoma and has since been reunited with family. >> glad that had a happy ending. >>> bill karins is watching severe weather for this christmas eve. bill >> we're going to watch severe weather, high wind darjs effects of bitterly cold air coming down through the northern plains where we had our blizzard conditions yesterday, but the overal

video depicts the moments after an unarmed black man was fatally shot by a police officer in columbus, ohio. officer adam coy shot andre hill while responding to a disturbance call with another officer. the video shows hill walking towards the officer with a cell phone in his left hand, but his right hand was not visible. the u.s. attorney's office in columbus will review the case. neighbors held a memorial for hill on wednesday night. >>> new york had the nation's highest population decline according to new census bureau data. the empire state lost over 126,000 people from july 2019 to july of this year. the drop could cost the state at least one house seat next year. >>> a michigan mom and dad are celebrating the birth of their baby girl, a birth they thought might never happen. just when katy sanchez and her husband tried to start their family, katy was diagnosed with a brain tumor. after surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and a clinical trial, carrying a baby was impossible, so katy turned to facebook to find a surrogate, and it was an old childhood friend named christy who stepped up. >>

the 23-year-old man shot by law enforcement in columbus, ohio. >> my grandson just got shot in the back when he came in the house. >> reporter: goodson's family says a deputy shot him outside their home in front of two toddlers. >> my 5-year-old called me crying and screaming, mommy, casey just got shot. the police just shot casey, mommy. he's on the floor dead, mommy. hurry up and get here. >> reporter: at the time of the shooting friday deputy jason meade was working as a member of the u.s. marshal's task force searching for violent offenders. goodson was not a suspect in the officer's search. according to the u.s. marshal's office, goodson was seen driving down the street waving a gun. meade then confronted goodson asking him to drop what officers describe as a gun. when he didn't, meade shot him. >> he was seen driving down the street waving a gun. the gun recovered at the scene. that i can tell you. >> reporter: but attorneys representing the family say the gun he was allegedly holding was actually a subway sandwich. >> deputy jason meade fired shots at casey, and casey fell into t

this was much more than a special delivery it was history in columbus, ohio, nbc news had exclusive accessthis life-saving cargo was loaded this morning, driven from u.p.s.'s hub in kentucky after flying from michigan here it was loaded onto this delivery truck rarely has cargo been this precious imagine being the u.p.s. worker driving this. >> some day my kids will tell their kids i was there delivering it. it was pretty special. >> reporter: shot after shot after shot 30 frontline workers vaccinated in minutes. >> this is the lifeline for me, the lifeline for our country and our world. >> reporter: phillip is a nurse in the covid icu. >> are you exhausted >> yeah. you know, i'm tired of patients dying with their family members on the phone and not able to see them i'm tired of being worried about bringing it home to my three boys and my husband. sorry. yeah >> reporter: dr. mercy dixon works in the e.r. >> when you got that shot in the arm today, what went through your head. >> i thought this was amazing. minorities and especially the black community are disproportionately affected in te

. >>> a police officer's job is on the line at a hearing in columbus, ohio. city officials are deciding whether adam coy will be fired for the shooting of an unarmed black man. coy did not turn on his body camera until after the shooting. >>> turning to the weather a major storm is set to move across the country. let's look at your monday forecast. that storm starts with mountain snow in southern california and the rockies where up to three feet could fall today. then it moves into the northern plains. later another storm emerges from the gulf bringing rain for new year's eve. large parts of the country will get snow or rain this week. flooding is possible in the red area on the map. today's temperatures mild in the north east, 30s around the great lakes, 19 in minneapolis, 57 in l.a. >>> coming up, the fast food discovery from 2,000 years ago. >>> first, lori loughlin set to walk free from prison today. after the college admissions scandal. can she revive her career? >>> later seth curry does something no one thought >>> back now with a gas leak being blamed

. >>> the columbus, ohio, police chief is recommending that an officer who shot and killed an unarmedck man earlier this week be fired. chief tom quinlan said he filed two departmental charges alleging critical misconduct against adam coy. video footage shows coy shooting andrey hill. he can be seen holding a cell phone seconds before he was shot. chief clemens said the case breaks his heart. >> i cannot fathom the pain andrey hill's family is feeling right now. he was taken from them by violence, preventable violence, senseless violence. >> the recommendation for coy's firing now goes to the city's public safety director. >>> a wildfire that forced the evacuation of thousands of people living near a california marine base is now 35% contained. the creek fire began wednesday forcing at least 7,000 people near camp pendleton to be evacuated. the flames scorched at least 3,000 acres before fire crews were able to stop it from reaching any homes. people who were evacuated are being allowed to return to their homes. >>> as we mentioned earlier, christmas eve mass at the vatican was a bit

. >>> the columbus, ohio, police officer who fatally shot andre maurice hill has been fired.ill was unarmed when he was shot by officer coy on november 2 right-hand on monday he was terminated following an administration it hearing. those charges only apply to coy's employment review. the city's police chief recommended coy's termination over the officer's failure to turn on his body camera prior to shooting hill and for his failure to provide medical assistance to hill coy could still face criminal charges in the shooting. >> this morning the investigation into the nashville bombing on christmas day continues. officials are still working the scene to find a motive behind that blast which killed the suspect 63-year-old andrew warner officials are looking to speak to his neighbors to learn more about his life and the bombing. >> reporter: authorities are learning more about the man they say planned the christmas day bombing. investigators say anthony quinn warner worked in i.t. until recently now they're building a time line to the blast speaking to warner's mother, who they s