. >> reporter: law professor craig futterman led the study and said racial insensitivity and the codesilence that protects bad cops are both a pattern and a practice which the justice department will want to review. >> one police shooting a week going back 35 years. 75% of people shot in chicago are black. >> reporter: this is a bad time for the city to lose confidence in its police officers, scott. murders here are up 17% this year, and chicago needs every good cop it can find. >> pelley: dean reynolds reporting for us tonight. dean, thank you. the northwest is bracing for round two of a week-long soaking. much of portland was flooded yesterday. the national weather service said it looked like a fire house coming in off the pacific. braes is there. >> reporter: more than three inches of rain doused portland in just 24 hours, a new december record. streets became streams, sewers gushed water, and a giant sinkhole opened up in the middle of one road in nearby gresham. it is thought to be at least three feet deep. the clackamas fire department rescued at latest 15 people from a swollen

. >> reporter: law professor, craig futterman led the study that protects bad cops are a pattern and practice that needs reviewed. >> 75% of the people shot in chicago are back by police. >> reporter: this is a bad time for the city to lose confidence in its police officers. murders here are up 17% this year. and chicago needs every good cop it can find. >> dean reynolds reporting tonight. thank you. >>> the northwest is bracing for round two of a week-long soaking. much of portland was flooded yesterday. the national weather service said it looked like a fire hose coming in off the pacific. ben tracy is there. >> reporter: more than three inches in 24 hours, a new december record. streets became streams and a giant sink hole ended up in the middle of one road in gresham. it's thought to be 15 feet deep. people from the water. >> i can't get anywhere i want to go. >> entire neighborhoods were cut off. >> i left at 6:00, and it hadn't rained. now i come back and it's a river. >> reporter: on the coast, 22 foot waves ravaged boats. the coast guard rescued this sailor. the wet weather i

. >> reporter: law professor, craig futterman led the study that protects bad cops are a pattern and practice that needs reviewed. >> 75% of the people shot in chicago are back by police. >> reporter: this is a bad time for the city to lose confidence in its police officers. murders here are up 17% this year. and chicago needs every good cop it can find. >> dean reynolds reporting tonight. thank you. >>> the northwest is bracing for round two of a week-long soaking. much of portland was flooded yesterday. the national weather service said it looked like a fire hose coming in off the pacific. ben tracy is there. >> reporter: more than three inches in 24 hours, a new december record. streets became streams and a giant sink hole ended up in the middle of one road in gresham. one fire department rescued people from the water. >> i can't get anywhere i want to go. >> entire neighborhoods were cut off. >> i left at 6:00, and it hadn't rained. now i come back and it's a river. >> reporter: on the coast, 22 foot waves ravaged boats. the coast guard rescued this sailor. the wet weather is a c

jamie, this probably would not have come to light had you and craig futterman who we had on the show started looking into it because a whistleblower came to you and said look, there's a tape, there's an investigation. i fear we're not getting the truth here. are you confident now having seen the mayor's press conference today that there's a commitment on the part of the mayor, the chicago police department to being accountable and transparent? >> not confident, reggie but somewhat encouraged. i think a step was taken today. a week ago, the mayor made a statement in connection with the release of the video that said in effect, there's one person accountable for what happened to laquan mcdonald. jason van dyke the officer who shot him. today the language was very different. he was talking about long-standing systemic problems. he was talking about the structural institutional conditions that breed abuse and shield it. it's only a beginning but it is a beginning. i agree with reverend jackson that the firing of garry mccarthy is not reform in itself. we in chicago have over the years se

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craig futterman led the study and said the code of silence that protects bad cops are a reviewed. >> 75% of the people shot in chicago are back by police. >> reporter: this is a bad time for the city to lose confidence in its police officers. murders here are up 17% this year. and chicago needs every good cop it can find. >> dean reynolds reporting thank you. >>> thth nororwest is bracing for soaking. much of portland was flooded the national weather service said it looked like a fire hose coming in offhe pacific. ben tracy is there. >> reporter: more than three inches in 24 hours, a new december record. streets became streams and a giant sink hole ended up in the it's thought to be 15 feet deep. one fire department rescued people from the water. >> i can't get anywhere i want to go. >> entire neighborhoods were cut off. >> i left at 6:00, and it hadn't rained. now i come back and it's a river. >> reporter: on the coast, 22 foot waves ravaged boats. the coast guard rescued this sailor. the wet weather is a change from drought conditions in the northwest. the region is being battered