ari cone, casety, washington, and corey walker with still with me.orey walker, i do not mean to dismiss these concerns at all, but one of the hallmarks of this ring correct wave of demonstrations has been sometimes attempts to control the way other people use language. should we be concerned? >> well, i don't think we should be concerned. what i think we should begin to do is to understand how language is a -- a key medium for our struggles in how we understand and define our society, how we understand and define ourselves, how we understand and define who we are as american citizens, and that has always been subject for debate, up for grabs, that has always been contested by various groups throughout american history and throughout our history as human beings. what we have to do is make sure we don't conflate the real issues of students facing a hostile, intense, and very physically violent environment with certain ideas around free speech that are deemed in the abstract that seek to unite us, which we all agree on, but actually operate very divisiv

again, corey morgan, 27-year-old from lansing. mr. morgan was charged with first-degree murder as a result of an arrest warrant based on two things. community assistance and intelligence and incredibly hard work by our detectives to develop evidence that supports the charges that we're able to bring forward. morgan was in violation of a bail bond. at sim he was taken into custody. obviously, going to have a lot of questions about the investigation but there's still a lot of work to do. i want to highlight the background of this individual, as i told you. when we solve this case, we're going to find an individual with an extensive, violent criminal history who likely should not have been on the streets. that's the way it happens almost every single time. corey morgan is a documented gang member, a convicted felon. as you know, we picked him up just a couple weeks ago with yet another firearm. so, he has a pending gun arrest along with a history of violence. and i just can't tell you how hard and how involved these -- eye been down here

corey loffswold, "families come, one night a week for two hours, for eight weeks, and it is a cyclical program that ties back to each week as we go through and its a way for them to make better choices for themselves and their families." rae: loffswold says, because the program is geared towards childhood obesity, there are some qualifications needed to join... kids must be between the ages of 6 and 12, and they have to be at or above the 85th percentile of their b-m-i in the obesity range. the two hour program is designed for families, and it's not only centered around exercise. loffswold, "the entire family comes with me and we do about a 10-15 minute family fititss activity that we try to tie back to something they can do at home as a group, when we are done with that, they come back for about a 30- 40 minute lesson with a nutritionist." rae: loffswold stresses, this program is not a diet... instead it's about life changing choices being made as a family. loffswold. "it's a way to help families and support them in the decisions that we all make everyday it's about a way of shifting

corey loffswold, "families come, one night a week for two hours, for eight weeks, and it is a cyclical program that ties back to each week as we go through and its a way for them to make better choices for themselves and their families." rae: loffswold says, because the program is geared towards childhood obesity, there are some qualifications needed to join... kids must be between the ages of 6 and 12, and they have to be percentile of their range. the two hour program is designed not only centered around exercise. loffswold, "the about a 10-15 minute family fitness activity that we try to tie back to something they can do at home as a group, when we are done with that, they come back for about a 30- 40 minute lesson with a nutritionist." rae: loffswold stresses, this program is not a diet... instead it's about life changing choices being made as a family. loffswold. "it's a way to help families and support them in the decisions that we all make everyday it's about a way of shifting their decision making." jerry hernandez from mercy medical center says, the program truly makes a diffe

when fire personnel show up later, they have only praise for corey, who saves the day. >>> coming up,crusader joking around, or could he be in serious trouble? >> batman! >> i was really not expecting it to get physical. >> when "caught on camera: when you least expect it" returns. i know how it is. you're all set to book a flight using your airline credit card miles. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. luckily, there's a better way... with the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. and when you're ready to travel, just book the flight you want, on any airline, then use your miles to cover the cost. now you're getting somewhere. what's in your wallet? and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly to

>> the two inmates are corey long and -- >> do you have any pain on you?> no, my knuckles. >> and iron robinson. >> all i got is a little ice pack because i got a little knock, really, from head buttin', but i ain't tripping, you know. just a little war wounds. >> here you see the inmates as i'm bringing the inmates in, i open the door, they're stepping in. the fight is actually taking place right now. >> the fight occurred just to the left of the surveillance camera's view. deputies respond within seconds. when they deploy pepper spray to break it up, other inmates can be seen reacting to it. >> they got pepper spray now. so we identified the one person in the purple shirt. >> handcuffed by deputies, long is now in the camera's view. robinson has already been removed from the scene. both men have been in jail for about a month. but their conflict began on the streets. >> on the street i ain't worried about him on the street. but in jail i already know i've got to fight him because i'm going to run into him, and it ain't going to be like, oh, what's up or

corey: a manufacturing quality.ast year inat reading about the coverage, some of it was kind of fake. they took orders for days and days before they recorded the sales on singles day. singles day was kind of like singles week. it is worth noting that the company missed sales estimates last year. stephanie: you are buying it for yourself. >> what are people buying? a car? what are we talking about? stephanie: not a volkswagen. >> i own one of those. david: we are going to turn after the break to wall street bonuses. taking a big hit this season. they will be coming up next on bloomberg ♪ david: welcome back to bloomberg wall street is bracing for a bad bonus season coming up. going to be the biggest drop we think in four years. what does this mean for the future of wall street bonus? it?la, how bad is >> i think the financial industry is starting to face a future where compensation may be a litte lower. -- little lower. dodd-frank. a lot of companies have been forced to shrink, spinoff businesses, to get ri

corey coleman, schools it up. >> joel: i never like going to the desperation play until i have to, for exampled into it. defense was playing well, offense on the ropes, now the defense job is to hold them to a field goal opportunity. it would still be a two-possession opportunity at that point. >> gus: i totally agree with you. maybe a tactical mistake with five minutes to go, the on-side kick. especially when you consider chris johnson has thrown an interception on their last series. and in all likelihood they were going to run the ball and punt it a way. >> joel: they had to run it because of johnson being a bit rattled in the clock situation. they'll still be in the run it mode. man coverage on the outside. >> gus: johnny jefferson running on first down, taken down to the 25. jay skobs with the tackle. >> joel: mike gundy doesn't to have use his time-outs yet. he will to have use them if baylor gets them. guess, you just get the sense, the nature of baylor, with the man coverage that, kendall briles is itching to try to take a shot with corey coleman. a fake and coleman in a 1-on-1

nature of baylor, w wh the man coverage that, kendall briles is itching to try to take a shot with corey coleman. a fake and coleman in a 1-on-1 situation. >> gus: coleman at the top of the screen. and jefferson. third down and shortcoming up for the bears. >> joel: mike gundy is going to o use one of the time-outs here. >> referee: time-out, oklahoma state. >> gus: we'llake a break, 4:07 to go. >> gus: 4:07 to go, baylor faced with the third down and one at the 21. >> joel: i wouldn't fake the ball, would i bring in all of the heavy personnel. would i snap it to chris johnson who is 6'5", 235 pounds. this would be a quarterback run quarterback power from baylor. >> gus: also mcgowan, 410 pounds. trevor clemens, 98. here's the handoff. oh, lowered his shoulder and picked up the first down. threw himself under the chariot. >> joel: power here. he will have a three oklahoma state defender. and he meets them, powers through, and is able to get the alalys falling forward. 6'0", 225 pounds with 53 yards rushing on the night. >> gus: linwood injured his leg. hasn't sign much action in the seco

corey coleman, schools it up. >> joel: i never like going to the desperation play until i have to, for exampled into it. defense was playing well, offense on the ropes, now the defense job is to hold them to a field goal opportunity. it would still be a two-possession opportunity at that point. >> gus: i totally agree with you. maybe a tactical mistake with five minutes to go, the on-side kick. especially when you consider chris johnson has thrown an interception on their last series. and in all likelihood they were going to run the ball and punt it a way. >> joel: they had to run it because of johnson being a bit rattled in the clock situation. they'll still be in the run it mode. man coverage on the outside. >> gus: johnny jefferson running on first down, taken down to the 25. jay skobs with the tackle. >> joel: mike gundy doesn't to have use his time-outs yet. he will to have use them if baylor gets them. guess, you just get the sense, the nature of baylor, with the man coverage that, kendall briles is itching to try to take a shot with corey coleman. you get the sense you might see

the police officer fatally shot corey jones in october in palm beach gardens. the city put out a statement saying that an independent criminal investigation into the officer-involved shooting is still ongoing. on october 18th, jones was stopped on the side of the road waiting for a tow truck after performing at a show. and officer raja, not in uniform, stopped to investigate the stopped vehicle, and we still don't know all of the details of that encounter, but the lawyer for jones' family said that they were told by the state attorney that raja did not show his badge when he approached jones. jones was shot three times, and the gun that jones was carrying was never fired, according to the attorney. his death sparked protests from the family. and the area, and sparking questions as to why jones was shot. they put out a statement saying that we are pleased that the city of palm beach gardens has terminated the employment of the officer who gunned down corey jones. the police union says that they're disappointed at the termination, and the head of the union saying

corey says this is how she likes her winters. wet, cloudy, and full of snow. >> like we used to have. we haven't seen it in a long time. >> reporter: so far this season the sky has delivered for corey and anyone else who loves snow. puffy flakes drifted down to the grounding a gain as a second winter storm strikes california in less than a weak. even though her dogs are intent on, how do you say, changing the hue of the snow, corey says they can't get enough of it. >> oh, they love it. >> reporter: there's someone who loves the snow even more. >> we're plugging along. >> reporter: lincoln kauffman runs the snow ranch. no snow guns here. he says last year was tough at a time with such little snow in the sierra. >> the year before, we didn't get christmas. we weren't able to open until january 17th, and that was extremely grim. >> reporter: but with back to back snow storms, snowmen like lincoln are becoming more and more optimistic. >> if these patterns keep up, it could be just a fantastic season. >> reporter: in the sierra, ian

i'm thinking about the corey jones case, i believe in louisiana, correct?orida. >> that's right. >> in florida. and i was going to bring that up. i think it's fascinating when you look at the law and the letter of the law, if a police officer is scared whether it is justified or unjustified whether they are scared for reasons that are legal or illegal. they are legally justified in shooting and killing people on duty. and even tamir rice we're having this conversation where we're discussing -- like how could these officers not be charged? and what i think many activists are now starting to push is it's a fundamental brokenness of the law in terms of what we allow police officers to do and what their legal justifications are, again, whether tamir rice had a toy or real gun, if the officer was scared or not -- if it was scared at all, he is justified. and that's the same case with corey jones, a man who was driving home and his car breaks down, it's 3:00 am and an officer drives up on him and jumps out of the vehicle. corey jones had a legal gun, probably for

corey loffswold, "families come, one night a week for two hours, for eight weeks, and it is a cyclical program that ties back to each week as we go through and its a way for them to make better choices for themselves and their families." rae: loffswold says, because the program is geared towards childhood obesity, there are some qualifications needed to join... kids must be between the ages of f and 12, and thth have to be at or above the 85th percentile of their b-m-i in the obesity range. the two hour program is designed for families, and it's not only centered around exercise. loffswold, "the entire family comes with me and we do about a 10-15 minute family fitness activity that we try to tie back to something they can do at home as a group, when we are done with that, they come back for about a 30- 40 minute lesson with a nutritionist." rae: loffswold stresses, this program is not a diet... instead it's about life changing choices being made as a family. loloswold. "it's a way to help families and support them in the dedesions that we all make everydait's about a way of shifting th

corey morgan is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting of ty- shawn lee. police say the boy was lured to an alley on chicago's south side earlier this month. they say lee was shot multiple times at close range in an apparent case of gang-related retaliation against his father. 1:26 "corey morgan is a documented gang member and convicted felon and as you know, we picked him up just a couple of weeks ago with yet another firearm. so he has a pending gun arrest along with a history of violence." 1:41 investigators say at least two more people were involved in the shooting. police say one of them is in custody on an unrelated charge. the other is still at-large. a gunman opened fire in and around a colorado springs building -- sending at least 11 people to hospital. three people were killed including one police officer. the shooting began early this morning -- and ended several hours later with the gunman in custody mary moloney reports. : "the cop was like get out of here there's a shooter and they got their guns out and they kneeled down."a shooter sent peop

corey: customer acquisition is the first goal they have to get to. it is tough to compete on pricing and with the increasingly skill that amazon has developed. this has been tried before. amazon.com has tried to launch a broad. these guys have to figure out specific things around logistics. , amazon put a lot of money into it, never quite made it as a giant company until walgreens took them out. they seem to have figured it out once. jety: spencer, do you think can take on amazon? spencer: you cannot just look at it as one versus the other. there is a lot of headroom and e-commerce. the distinctions we are saying, jack is succeeding and encouraging people to build bigger parts. they are getting larger orders. the typical number of items per order with amazon is fewer than two. with jet, it is close to five. they have a model that is resonating with some people. it is different than amazon, but it is working. it encourages you to build up a cart and save more. get the fast not delivery times you get with amazon. i am a procrastinator and i love amazon

food this is not many and this particular airport are amazing especially at the tirnl indicating and coreyavorite i come one or two hours before my flight this is the life. >> we definitely try to use as many local grirnts as we can we use the goat cheese and we also use local vendors we use greenly produce they summarize the local soured products and the last one had 97 percent open that. >> wow. >> have you taken up anything unique or odd here. >> i've picked up a few things in napa valley i love checking chocolates there's a lot of types of chocolate and caramel corn. >> now this is a given right there. >> i'm curious about the customer externals and how people are richmond to this collection of cities you've put together not only of san francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >>

corey coleman, schools it up. >> joel: i never like going to the desperation play until i have to, for exampled into it. defense was playing well, offense on the ropes, now the defense job is to hold them to a field goal opportunity. it would still be a two-possession opportunity at >> gus: i totally agree with you. maybe a tactical mistake with five minutes to go, the on-side kick. especially when you consider chris johnson has thrown an interception on their last series. and in all likelihood they were going to run the ball and punt it a way. >> joel: they had to run it because of johnson being a bit rattled in the clock situation. they'll still be in the run it mode. man coverage on the outside. >> gus: johnny jefferson running on first down, taken down to the 25. jay skobs with the tackle. >> joel: mike gundy doesn't to have use his time-outs yet. he will to have use them if baylor gets them. guess, you just get the sense, the nature of baylor, with the man coverage that, kendall briles is itching to try to take a shot with corey coleman. you get the sense you might see a fake and

corey goodhue farms in carlisle, he says, "it's kind of nice to see a gamble pay off, you know, we originally were looking for just a cheap ground cover and to replant soybeans this late in the year we've negotiated where you get them at very low cost. and they typically throw away beans anyway. so, we felt good about the gamble there. so, nice to see something pay off after the adversity." they were worried when the ground flooded because it's low laying ground, "some of that ground is fairly high risk so you don't have a very high aph so when you do have a total failure your crop insurance payment is fairly small, so that extra benefit really helps a lot. it will definitely make it a little bit easier going into winter." but late planted beans, means a late harvest. soybeans need specific timing to be able to harvest, they have to d out during the day, and get harvested before the dewts in the rn november normally isn't a good time for th. t if the conditions are right odhue says, " we get a few od y uow, with the equipment we have today, we can really knock oute acres."this year, the weath

in carlisle, david geiger with the agribusiness report followed farmer corey goodhue from planting to harvest. march 17 goodhue says, "you spend all your money and you have no idea what you'll raise with the weather. because at the end of the day, weather's really what drives your productivity. we try and drive, especially nitrogen, because soil's a horrible place to store nitrogen. so that starts with what we do pre-plant. this machine that's behind us, we use to apply our so we have nitrogen from ammonia, and ammonia as our pre-plant. and we stabilize it with nserve. you never want to put all your nitrogen in one spot at one time. just too much risk." april 15 goodhue says, "managing that weather risk this time of year is important. but yeah, it's that balance between getting the most growing degree units, and not planting too early that you lose it. right now conditions are gorgeous, but it's been all over the board. i would say this is an early spring, the conditions look real good. so, it can go both ways. you never know what next week will bring for weather." june 29 goodhue say

and sitting there talking to corey did you think he was sincere >> i think so. he became emotional realizing he lost his friend and he is largely responsible. >> what a different demeanor. he seemed invincible before and the conversation you just had is a complete 180. >> he told me over the phone that that bike is might be, i was never out of control and he didn't see remorseful over any danger he could have caused. >> have you had any contact with the victim's parents? >> i called yvonne yesterday. i'm not sure if she has seen it or not. >> the most he faces is four years. that's the most he could get. >> this could be pleaded down to a misdemeanor. this could go either way based on what the da and the defense attorney has shout. you don't know what could happen. >>> moving on to something else. philadelphia-based company. >> reporter: is working to educate people about sexual assault in keeping women say the company is pursuing a device called athena. >> a wearable piece of journey that emits a loud alarm and sends messages to friends and family with your loc

corey coleman, schools it up. >> joel: i never like going to the desperation play until i have to, for exampled into it. defense was playing well, offense on the ropes, now the defense job is to hold them to a field goal opportunity. it would still be a two-possession opportunity at that point. >> gus: i totally agree with you. maybe a tactical mistake with five minutes to go, the on-side kick. especially when you consider chris johnson has thrown an interception on their last series. and in all likelihood they were going to run the ball and punt it a way. >> joel: they had to run it because of johnson being a bit rattled in the clock situation. they'll still be in the run it mode. man coverage on the outside. >> gus: johnny jefferson running on first down, taken down to the jay skobs with the tackle. >> joel: mike gundy doesn't to have use his time-outs yet. he will to have use them if baylor gets them. guess, you just get the sense, the nature of baylor, with the man coverage that, kendall briles is itching to try to take a shot with corey coleman. you get the sense you might see a f

today, police have arrested 27-year-old corey morgan for his murder. they say he had at least o accomplices and are trying to figure out what roles they may have played. police say the men targeted the boy because of his father's gang ties. authorities in paris are preparing g r one of * *e most- anticipated summits in years. on monday, world leaders head to paris to carve out a climate agreement strong enough to keep global warming at bay. at the same time, republicans at home are targeting the obama administration for rules aimed at cutting carbon emissions. as nearly 200-countries try to find compromise on eenhouse- gagaemissions, u-s lawmakers in the house could vote against e-p-a regualtions meant to keeair cleaner. a man who may have sold guns to paris attackers has been arrested in germany.police arrested the 34-year-old man on suspicion of arms dealing. so far, they're not confirming that he sold the guns to isis terrorists - but local sources say he did.you recall, 130- people died in the paris attacks. in the coming weeks and months following

newton to corey brown for 39 yards and the score. pack made it closer than it looked, but carolina is 8-0 with the 37-29 win. wild looking to snap a 3-game skid taking on lake erie. first period, a minute and a half in, the shot by jared knight is blocked, the rebound is stopped, but zach palmquist, third time's the charm! wild up 1-0! 3 and a half minutes later, check out the hustle by kellan lain, right as the penalty kill is ending, he takes this one in unassisted and lights the lamp to make it 2-0! and crash's beard coming in nicely for no- shave november monsters would score 3 unanswered from there. they hand the wild their 4th loss in a row, 3-2 the final/ jordan/2shot nikki: we'll be right back... you're watching local behind breezy southerly winds, temps will jump back up into the lower 60's tomorrow. clouds will begin to filter in during the day tuesday, ahead of our next rain maker moving in wednesday. this could be a good soaker through out the day and evening. cooler temps move in behind the rain and we could see our firs

corey loffswold, "families come, one night a week for two hours, for eight weeks, and it is a cyclical program that ties back to each week as we go through d its a way for them to make better choices for themselves and their families." rae: loffswold says, because the progogm is geared towards childhood obesity, there are some qualifications needed to join... kids must be between the ages of 6 and 12, and they have to be at or above the 85th percentile of their b-m-i in the obesity range. the two hour program is designed for families, and it's not only centered around exercise. loffswold, "the entire fily comes with me and we do about a 10-15 minute family fitness activity that we try to tie back to something they can do at home as a group, when we are done with that, they come back for about a 30- 40 minute lesson with a nutritionist." rae: loffswold stresses, this program is not a diet... instead it's as a family. loffswold. "it's a way to help families and support them in the decisions that we all make everyday it's about a way of shifting their decision making." jerry hernandez fro

now, corey is coming to terms with everything that has happened >> his attorney and deputy is near by and he sat down with me for the half hour interview. >> what do you remember of that crash? >> he was on my lap and he was facing down and i was yelling for him to wake up. he was not responding >> at that point, did you think he was dead? >> no, he was still breathing >> you knew he was still breathing. >> yeah. >> i tried to stand up. my back was broken and i was thinking about nic . the balance going along the freeway and i remember yelling at the balance. >> it is been 15 months. yvonne told us he does not know if he's remorseful. >> i want him to remember it everyday of what he did. >> there is not a day that goes by of what i think of what i am going to say or how i am going to say it. you cannot just walk up to someone and have a normal conversation like that and on top of that, i was advised not to speak to the family. >> those restrictions were lifted. >> well, we wanted to know. it is a hard question. >> i am sorry for the pain she has to go through every day. >> mcdonough's

thomas gillman got them going with the 24-7 tech fall..and then corey clark put tyler goodwin on his back for the fall.. iowa got another pin from sammy brooks at 184 for a 25-9 lead fall and the hawkeyes beat maryland 36-9.. iowa also beat grand canyon 44-nothing. iowa central 54-nothing.. and coonell 58-nothing as part of the iowa duals. the hawkeyes will honor 21 seniors tomorrow against purdue and boy have they been the heart and soul of this undefeated team. as always it will be an emotional day for the seniors and their families. my mom will be coming so it will be good to have her out their last time she came it was the michigan game and it was a pretty good game for me hopefully i can n o the same thhs saturday. it will be emotional because it is the last game i will play at kinnick but it is something you just have to have in the back of your mind because it will motivate you but then agaan you can't let it have an out of body experience because you just have to play your game. sot :25 oc: "play your game " and finally the loras soccer team beat depaw in the sscond round d f

lee.investigators say that tyshawn was lured away by from a playground to an alley by 27-year-old corey morgan and one other suspect.it was there that tyshawn was killed execution-style, with gunshot wounds in the head and back. now, police are sasang tyshawn's murder was a targeted gang retaliation - something that has police enraged and ready to increase their clamp-down on gang violence. "i can tell you this, they're going to be obliterated. i said prepare the plan, don't jeopardize the investigation, but we're going todestroy that gang. and, by the way, the riril gang too. morgan is charged with first degree murder.police say they are looking for a man named kevin edwards as the third suspect in the case. also in chicago - activists shut down part of of the magnficent mile on michigan avenue in protest of the fatal police shooting of laquan mcdonald.he was t 17 year old who was shot 16 titis by officer jason van dyke - who has been charged with first degree murder. protests have erupted around chicago since wawareleased this w wk, but have for the most part, have been peaceful. and

cocilmen shane clausen and corey granquist cast the "no" votes. murren was absent. power district will retail rates for business customers. communications, corporate media will mark the third without a rate billing and a mobile their bills and report outages have the norfk water tower has been alandmark since 1964, is no longng distribute the city's water supply and is now used primarily as an antenna site for ininrnet and telecocounications companies. according to the city's water and sewer director, tower needs to be out, and that would $100,000 more than the cost of building a new tower. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. " jessica rae: still to come... someththg to smile aboufor one rd. find out which word is being celebrated by the oxford dictionary. when we return. scott:good morning siouxland. let's get a look outside on the port neal welding company skycam hd and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake. we have showers and thunderstorms plugging through the map early on this tuesda visibilities are being affe

corey is dead. amy: black lives matter activists interrupted democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton friday as she spoke at the historically black atlanta clark university. the protesters chanted "black , lives matter," to which clinton responded, "yes, they do." the protesters also sang janelle monae's song, "hell you talmbout," which is dedicated to the black lives matter movement. >> black lives matter! >> yes, they do. amy: the republican national committee says it's suspended its partnership with nbc news for an upcoming presidential debate after accusing cnbc of handling last week's debate "in bad faith." in a letter, rnc chair reince priebus accused cnc moderators of "engaging in a series of "gotcha" questions, petty and mean-spirited. and designed to embarrass our candidates." on sunday evening, republican campaign representatives met together in a bid to exert more control over the debate process. newly installed house speaker paul ryan has ruled out comprehensive immigration refo

officials released an updated photo of corey morgan... the man police believe was involved in a gang-related revenge killing of lee. authorities say that morgan and two other people were involved in luring the 9-year old into the alley where they shot him several times. chief gerry mccarthy said the gang-related execution style murder of the boy shook the city of chicago and he had this message for the gangs involved. "all along from day one when we knew the circumstances of this being gang interaction, i said 'prepare the plan, don't jeopardize the investigation, but we're going to go and destroy gang too." one of the other men is in custody on an unrelated charge. officers say they're still looking for the third individual. another shooting took its toll on the city of chicago... "nothing else is working now we got to shut down what matters in this country money. when we shut down money, people make a difference." hundreds of protesters took advantage of one of the biggest shopping days ... blocking off store entrances along the magnifi

corey morgan has been charged with first-degree murder in what police that was the assassination of a child as retaliation to get back at his father. the superintendent says 9-year old tyshawn lee was failed on many levels. he has strong words for the man who committed a crime. >> i can tell you this, they are going to be obliterated. they just signed their own death warrant. all along, from day one, when we knew the circumstances, with this being game interaction i said, don't jeopardize the investigation the are going to destroy them. by the way, arrival game too. >> that child was lowered out of a playground and shot from the hand. two other suspects are all loose. >>> 16 shots, the number of bullets shot by a police officer, protesters blocking anderson's to stores in chicago, the protest organized to bring attention to police brutality after the death of the quan mcdonnell. protesters blocking arms to keep shoppers. >>> it was a a low-key start to the holiday season. some people say 'black friday" is not what it used to be. some people tend to fill the parking lot early but inste

and then corey clark put tyler goodwin on his back for the fall.. iowa got another pin from sammy brooks at 184 for a 25-9 lead and nathan burak followed with a 21-5 tech fall and the hawkeyes beat maryland 36-9.. iowa also shutout grand canyon, iowa central and cornell as part of the iowa duals. uni will host top ranked north carolina tomorrow at one on kcrg 9.2. the tarheels practiced today in cedar falls and marcus paige confirmed he is not playing. "i really thought i was going to come back cause i had a doctor's appointment feeling well. i had been doing stuff in practice but i hadn't done any live contact stuff. they just told me it was starting to heal and form back together, but i needed another week until they were confident in putting me back out there without putting me in jeoordy." sot :18 oc:"...putting me in jeopardy." to the pitch the loras soccer team hosted depaw in the second round of the d-3 ncaa soccer tournament today. mike gordon drilled one from the top of the box to give the duhawks a 2- thing first half lead and that was ple

. >> reporter: a stunned germany corey called 911. the car flipped so high that the workers could see it over this white fence. >> almost six feet high. >> reporter: he and other witnesses ran to help. and you see the rescue crews working around the wreckage is, the bottom of the saab, and injured people in it and the woman that said that she was 32 weeks pregnant. >> i saw within guy. but they put him on the stretcher and i saw that he was bleeding. >> reporter: and the police said they are investigating, it is worth noteing this is a two lane road. if we slow down the video, three cars are scene and the one in the middle wizzing by. and the police said it was changing lanes when it clipped the car that flipped, leaving witnesses that saw it shaking their heads. >> reporter: and so a lot of questions about why that happened. and witnesses speculate bad possible road-rage and drag racing. but the police are not commenting on that. and not even a citation. and none of the injuries are life-threatening. in manchester, new hampshire, chr

corey morgan is charged with first degree murder in the death of 9- year-old tyshawn lee. lee was shot -- execution style -- in chicago on november 13th. police say morgan shot the boy multiple times in the head and back because lee's father was affiliated with a rival gang. morgan is a convicted felon. also in chicago -- police are dealing with hundreds of people protesting the protesters all but shut down chicago's famed magnificent mile. mcdonald was shot 16 times by a police officer last year. that officer has since been charged with murder -- and people started protesting earlier this week after a judge ordered the dash cam video released showing mcdonald's death. police and shop owners along chicago's "magnificent mile" say they will respect the protesters' right to assemble. police are looking for a man who robbed a credit union. it happened at the du-track community credit union on east fourth stree in dubuque. officers say the robber handed the teller a note saying he had a gun -- the man took money and ran from the building. the suspect is between five-six and fi

that's a pretty cool aspect to a tournament like this," said naia volleyball co- tournament director, corey westra. and local teams like briar cliff appreciate the impmpt too. "we're just happy that we have the opportunity to come here and play because not every team so we're pretty lucky that sioux city hosts the national tournament," said briar cliff university senior volleyball middle blocker, breanna these young women do more than play volleyball while they're in town. they also like to give back. on sunday, they held the annual youth clinic for siouxland girls n-a-i-a players taught basic skills like passing, setting, serving and hitting. "it makes me feel good that they look up to us so much and that i can interact with them because i mean they'll come our games all week if weather permitting us and be like hey that's that girl that helped me ss or set and they look up to us as role models. that's what this clinic is about," said briar cliff university senior volleyball middle blocker, breanna nogelmeier. they also pupuon a clinic for special olympic athletes from across siouxland eac

corey morgan is suspected of being involved in the death of taishaun lee. >> this is a crime that shook our city and quite frankly as i talked bit, it was an akd of barbarism. the assassination of a nine-year-old child to get pack at his father. taishaun lee was failed on many, many levels but at the end of the day our detectives were unrelenting in their pursuit of justice. >> kevin edwards is considered an accomplice, a third is at this time o at large. >>> prosecutors identified a man who may have sold assault weapons to the paris attackers. nadim baba is on hand. >> reporter: the latest person connected with the attacks was arrested on thursday. prosecutors are not naming him but it is believed that in fact he is the brother of somebody who is arrested on thursday in the eastern city of vervier, along with their father. one brother and a father have been released. another brother charged without being named. we do have some details of the other suspects who are still in custody in connection with the paris attacks. let's not forget that one of the alleged attackers, salah abdeslam s

another book describes the birth of north corey's ideology which brought in stability but weakened the response to the outside world. what is common to meself books the way they describe the 1961 power as a coup while much led to political repression as well an improvement to people's every day livelihoods. he happens to be the father of the current president. he has characterised identified the drive the teaching. >> translation: it would be difficult for students to learn from the current textbooks to have a sense of pride about south korea. instead, they've asked why hasn't we done better and end up with self-tormenting self-critical views. >> reporter: the president's criticss say she is following the lead of her father by stiff eling. >> translation: today in south korea even the government has to resolve issues between legal parameters. it is different from the past. the lack of dialogue between the government and its critics is worrying. the government says it wants to instill new generations with a sense of parade in their past. it has exposed the deep divisions of its present

the author thor is katie kelly dettmer, formerly married to eagles quarter back corey dettmer.full disclosure, katie and i have been good friends for 20 plus years, so we go back a long ways when your husband was playing. tell us about the book. we'll get into the book, but the book sort of debunks one of perhaps many myths people have about nfl players' wives. perhaps professional athletes wives in general. what are the myths out there floating about being an nfl wife. >> just that life is easy and that your kids are silver spoon fed and that everything's handed to you. especially for your children. >> and it wasn't that way, especially after you went through divorce, right? you had to figure out what you were going do. >> new career. i had stayed home. i had a great degree, i was blessed with a good degree and i have to say that was -- gave me some support because i could go out and start a new career. i had stayed home with the kids and i had no family in san antonio. >> in texas where you moved at corey's career ended. >> yes, we did. >> and where he's coaching high school

officials now say corey morgan has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the case. morgan is the same person questioned in the days following lee's death and later arrested on unrelated gun charges. some families in missouri lost their homes to fire on thanksgiving day. the fire gutted two homes and heavily damaged at least two others in sedalia. firefighters say no one was hurt. but the fire took a lot of effort to put out because heavy winds kept feeding the flames. families whose homes were affected. france held a national memorial service today for the 130 people who died in the paris attacks in neighboring belgium, investigators are still searching for two terror suspects. cbs' debora patta reports from brussels. reporter: it took over 10 minutes to read 130 days. 63. they were daughters and sons, parents and friends. that a minute of silence to number the moment when isis stormed the cause of all, killing nearly 90 people and killing many more. french president francois emotional survey to a declaration of war against isis. >> i promise you solemnly that franc

developments out of the florida where the officer who shot and killed local musician corey jones laste city. jones was on the side of the road after his car broke down when officer raja approached him in an unmarked police car and street clothes. that's when an argument allegedly ensued ending with the officer fatally shooting jones. mark potter is following the latest from miami. >> kate, the city of palm beach gardens fired 38-year-old officer raja last night but didn't announce until this afternoon. he joined the force in april, he was still win the one-year probationary period which made it easier than normal for him to be fired. the city gave no specific reason for the dismissal but in a statement this afternoon said, quote, the independent criminal investigation into the officer-involved shooting that occurred october 18, 2015, is ongoing and the city there continue to cooperate with all agencies involved. the shooting of corey jones, who police said was carrying a weapon, as he was broken down on the highway at 3:00 a.m. along i-95 as been controversial with his family and othe

they believe corey morgan and two other people ccvinced the boy to walk into an alley -- then shot him -- execution style. extremely important to us, this was targeted, and executed. police officers have families as well - they have feelings as well, and this one was a a ittle bit different. one of the other men is in custody on an unrelated charge. a third person has not been arrested. flags on display ttoughout paris today in honororof the victims of the terror attacks. today marks two weeks since the attacks. many people also gathering at a makeshifttmemorial to honor the 130 victims. people broughtflowers, lit candles and wrote personal messages at the site. an incredily close call for a state trooper -- who stopped a car on the side of the interstate check out this dashcam video -- as a car comes out of nowhere and slams into thecar the trooper was standing next to. policeebelieve the caca was going more than 85 miles-per- hour -- just missing the trooper and two people on the side of the highway. luckily nobody was inide the parked car. ss a remionder - iowa has the "move over, s

last month in florida, corey jones was on the side of the road after his car broke down. an officer pulled up -- wearing street clothes -- in an unmarked car. not long after that -- there was an argument -- and the officer shot jones. we don't know what sparked the argument -- and police gave no reason for firing the officer -- but say since he was a new hire -- they had the right to fire him at their own discretion. students are shaken up after being robbed at gunpoint inside a home. it happened early thursday morning near the university of iowa campus. police are now looking for three men. kwwl's kristin rogers spoke to the victims. "it didn't really hit you right then. like you kind of more students, because they are still shaken up by the situation. "a couple of big bangs, i didn't turned out to be, them kicking in the door." three men, you can see the footprint right here... the door busted in so hard it knocked the wood trim off and left dry wall on the floor. "one of them, he ended up having the gun, and he was just kind of in the back, more then i'm told the man w

. >> show runner, corey, said it takes a year to see the drama unfold. >> why should you watch the show? it has everything. it's cobs and robber, crime, love triangle. romance, sex, it's family. because there is a small -- for the burdening spiritual question inside there. and, because, you know, my actors are awesome. >> and they're half naked sometimes. i think that helps. >> not half. mostly, a lot of the time. >> that is true. >> i got to move forward in our marriage without seeing angela. >> i hope he goes to jail for the rest of his life. >> the on-screen chemistry between the two of you, incredible. >> i have to ask, you know, the love scenes, right in how do you prepare for these? >> okay. yeah. that's how it looks. that's how it looks. you have to take your clothes off. that's the only difference, right? >> we make fun of each other. >> we did, we did. >> are you okay, really? are you okay? >> how was it for you? >> it was amazing. it was amazing. >> do you really make fun of each other before -- >> a lot of goofing off. >> a lot, yeah. >> it's awkward. >> you're slapping thigh

corey when to jail that day.d a six months in chains awaiting trial, six days after hearing the minister delivered this sermon in the meeting house, march 27th, christ knows how many devils you are, it begins the occasion by dreadful witchcraft, broke out a few weeks passed and one member of this church and another in salem, a public examination, civil authorities suspected for witches and upon it committed. is the finger pointing sermon in which paris takes the position that would solidify in the weeks to come. we are safe or devil's peak reaches, the bible offers no middle ground. you can imagine what happened next, people remembered things they couldn't explain, often decades old things they couldn't explain. they began to see neighbors flying through the streets, one man's war his neighbor whipped past him swift as a bird, another wrestled with the black goblin in his parlor. again and again working on this book i thought of the harry potter book, of course it is happening inside your head, but why on earth s

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