, but eric garner, in particular, in terms of this latest stream of cases that happen -- eric garner, and then michael brown and then tamir rice and then sandra bland and so on has begun a whole new situation where policing is front and center, particularly policing in urban communities, and we have been on top of that. we have been in front of the calls for cameras on policing, and, of course, cameras make a difference because people that may used to have questioned these situations really now can't question basics 'cause they see it. it's really hard to not believe that constitutional policing has to happen when you watch a video of eric garner being choked to death and saying, "i can't breathe" 11 times. so, you know, that work is continuing, and i think the good thing about it is you do have young people coming in. i think minister foy represents part of that next generation bringing their energy to this, and that's always important and why these gatherings are important because it does just provide another opportunity for people to get energized, to do this work of justice, and,

the reverend al sharpton and the widow of eric garner, paying tribute to randolph holter. >>> patricia has fizzled out, but it came ashore a powerful category 5 storm. it leaves remarkably little damage there in mexico. >> the officials assessing that damage and trying to reach some of the hardest hit areas. puerto vallarta and another major port city did avoid a direct hit. joe fryer reports now from mexico's pacific coast. >> reporter: hurricane patricia strengthened very quickly, and today the storm is weakening quickly. now a tropical depression. a sigh of relief for people up and down mexico's pacific coast. officials are now assessing the damage. washed-out roads and landslides. >> translator: i live on the southern end, and the truth is, it really destroyed a good portion of our home. and took a lot of trees. but thankfully we are all okay. >> reporter: but officials say no major catastrophic damage in well-populated areas like puerto vallarta and manz nil la. winds were blowing at 165 miles an hour. a strong category 5 storm. but not as strong as it was before hitting land when

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a big rally to push for police reform after the death of eric garner in police custody. way back when, mayor laguardia and non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, made sure working new yorkers had quality, affordable healthcare. who's caring for you? >>> a look at tonight's top stories. major league baseball will review the controversial slide by los angeles dodgers 2nd baseman chase utley in to mets shortstop ruben tejada. the questionable play happened last night in game 2 of the nlds in los angeles. utley broke tejada's right leg during the 7th inning of the 5-2 loss. >>> a new haven woman charged with sexually assaulting a teenager who jumped from a moving car. 31-year-old towanna randall is due in court tuesday, facing charges including third degree sexual assault, unlawful restraint, and reckless endangerment. >>> the family of a teenager who fell to his death down an elevator shaft in long island went to the scene today. they want to know who was with the 16-year-old before he fell. >>> good evening again. i'm david novarro in for joe torres. >> and i'm

the mother of eric garner was there showing her support. with police. >> he has a family just like i have a family. he has a family that is hurting and they need support.>> reporter: the suspected shooter, tyrone howard , is a convicted felon, but he has avoid -- avoided jail time.>> reporter: mayor de blasio took a strong stand saying that criminals like tyrone howard should be locked up . police officers want city hall to be the partner in keeping new york city safe. that partnership cannot succeed if the only time that officers feel that they are supported and their contributions are honored when they make the ultimate sacrifice. >> email the press office and we will get to you later. >> reporter: the mayor would earlier. a statement was released that set import, mayor de blasio has hired 1300 new officers to safety for all neighborhoods, making new york city the safest large city in the country.>>> a wake for officer holder is held the funeral be at the same location. then his remains will be flown to his native guyana for burial.>>> de

cell phone video of deadly encounters posted online and freddie gray's arrest in baltimore, to eric garner's in new york, has put police officers to the test. and could be changing how they work. our are officers reluctant to get out of our cars and do the work that controls vy lent crime. >> reporter: but comey's remarks put him at odds of president obama. white house spokesman josh earnest. >> the available evidence at this point does not support the notion that law enforcement officers around the country are shying away from fulfilling their responsibilities. >> reporter: comey says he has no data on the youtube effect but said his hunch was strong enough to start talking about it publicly. scott, others say the rise in crime is connected to drug-related violence fueled by increased gang activity. >> pelley: jeff pegues in our washington newsroom, jeff, thank you. we saw it again late today, social media circulating a new video of alleged abuse by an officer. it's a little bit difficult to watch. today a sheriff's deputy in columbia, south carolina forcibly removed a student from a classr

. >> the loss of eric garner and what took face in ferguson they are detrimental losses. we stand behind those families, but at the end of the day we can't keep doing the negative, we have to do the positive. >> reporter: yesterday the relationship, and perceived bullseye on police, hit on times square they held signs that read stop police violence, cover page of post put it in simple terms, yesterday reverend sharpton drew the line. >> holder's killing was a blow to all of us, we who fight bad policing we support good police. >> reporter: herbet and his team are plans a city wide day of solidarity monday in support of the good cops. >> that is what we're working on now, getting the community to step up. >> reporter: president of police union called for a boycott of all of ter en ter en teen' film. it comes down to trust. that is not something you could repair in a day or two. christina: you with build on it. antwan: 5 people remain in critical condition after a car drove into spectator at oklahoma people, including a two-year old boy were kill, and others injured when a

eric garner tied and protesters want more police accountability and the passage of right to know act which would force police to identify themselves ask for permission before searching a suspect. >> we look at this as a bigger picture and trying to repair damage to communities by police and push police reform. >> council member richie torres is the lead sponsor of the right to know act. police for waving an air gun in a cleveland park. tonight prosecutors weigh in on whether the officer should be charged. >>> and senator shumer demanding justice. and outside, erica, a gorgeous fall day. >> and you can see temperatures behind me, right around p 0 degrees for most of us. that trend continues into the holiday weekend. i'll talk about it in your >>> the officer who shot and killed a 12-year-old boy in cleveland is cleared of wrong doing by two separate reports. both done by a retir taed fbi agent and a prosecutor in denver were leased this weekend. they concluded that t officer acted reasonably under the law when he shot rice last november. rice's family disputes the conclusions. in a st

i have a clubhouse full of pretty good leadership and i don't think the grandersons kalog next eric garner guys get carried away. >> reporter: first pitch tomorrow a little bit earlier just after 9:00 east coast time. we will be staying late tonight and will wrap it up after football evening. for now live, channel 7, eyewitness news. rob. >> thank you. we'll see you back here then. >>> the other playoff winners texas over toronto and the cardinals top the cubs. >>> the islanders have a new home, leaving long island and landing if brooklyn. a new era. they bring all that pre-game tribute back . the season opener against the defending cup champions the black hawks. first goal scored by the captain john tavaris. tied at 2 in over time, chicago power play and patrick cane scores. islanders lose 3-2 in over time. >>> the rangers on the road at columbus. they won their season opener wednesday in chicago. jt miller forces a turn over. what a play. oscar lindberg scores the equalizer. rangers win again 4-2 on the road. the home opener tomorrow. >>> to cap off this hockey day, the devils opening ho

then eric garner after an officer put him in a chokehold. "the new york times" this morning is reporting the nypd will establish specific guidelines when there is an encounter between an officer and civilian. it doesn't just have to do with use of force when there's an arrest, even if the person is cleared and not arrested. you saw commissioner bratton in that video there. we do expect him to talk about this later on today in a press conference. back to you. >> all right, katherine creag. thank you. >>> new this morning, the midnight deadline for congress to extend the zadroga act has come and gone. the legislation provides millions of dollars in health care for first responders who were sickened after working at the world trade center site. the program still funding into next year, but unless it's renewed, officials say they're going to have to start shutting down by next summer. >>> happening now, tens of millions of people along the east coast preparing for the possible arrival of hurricane joaquin. the storm is expected to reach the baha

mother of eric garner was there showing support. her son died in a confrontation with police. >> he has a family just like i had a family. and they need support. >> reporter: the suspected convicted felon. but was able to avoid jail time. >> i am a progressive person. i am a humanitarian. irredeemable. >> reporter: mayor de blasio taking a strong stand, saying career criminals like howard should remain locked up. patrick lynch penned an op-ed saturday saying officers need support all the time, writing part, police officers want city hall to be our partner in keeping new york safe, but that partnership can't succeed if the only time officers feel their efforts are supported and their one of us has made the ultimate sacrifice. >> i have a question about patrick lynch -- >> e-mail the press office. >> reporter: the mayor wouldn't answer our questions on camera earlier today, but later his office released a statement blasio has hired 1300 new officers to support nypd and enhanced safety nyc the safest large city in the country. and crim

the mother of eric garner also came out showing her support for the fallen officer. >> randolph holder's killing was a blow to all of us. and we who up apologetically fight bad policing, we unapologetically support good police. >> we need to get rid of the bad people that's on the street, and we need to get rid of the bad police. >> officer holder is the fourth nypd officer murdered within the last 11 months. >> colorado movie theater gunman james holmes has been assaulted in prison. the colorado department of corrections says another inmate lunged at holmes while an officer was escorting him through a hallway on october 8th. holmes was not hurt. the inmate will be disciplined. he is a 27-year-old man serving time for several convictions including auto theft and assault. holmes is serving life in prison without parole for the 2012 shooting in a suburban denver movie theater that killed 12 people and wounded 70 others. >> tonight israeli and arab leaders have agreed to a series of steps aimed at calming the renewed violence in israel and the west bank. after meetings with leaders, secreta

the case of eric garner, who died after a police officer put him in a chokehold. it happened on staten island. and there have been other cases. "the new york times" today reports the nypd will establish beginning today specific guidelines when there is an encounter between an officer and civilian when there's use of force but also when there's an arrest, even if the person is cleared. we just talked with a woman who says this may help in certain communities where cop and civilian relationships need mending. >> i think it would. i think more people would feel more safer. sometimes they don't even ask any questions. they just throw you to the ground. i mean, we've been having a lot of that. >> reporter: also, other officers who witnessed a colleague using excessive force will be disciplined if they don't intervene, if they don't make a report of what happened or if they don't get medical assistance for someone who says they need it, according to "the new york times." commissioner bratton has a press conference scheduled later today. we'll get specific details on thi

well, a year later, that is still eric garner's reality and the eric garners in across the country, and until we manifest in large enough numbers and with the intensity to change that, it doesn't change. but what we see happening as people get angry, as they get organized, de blasio is a decent guy, and i think he is making some differences. i think we support the politicians who do good stuff, but we also say that it's the system that is broken. this is a broken, sick system and it needs changing, and the only way it's going to change is through organization. now, as individuals, we're each small. we can't do it, as you say -- just a concerned guy. what are you going to do? but we can give money to the organizations to support the young people who are out there when we're not so young anymore and the marching isn't quite as easy for us. we can teach them and give. the a sense of the history of the only changes that matter came through struggle. frederick douglass, without struggle -- and that's what we can do. even if it seems small collectively as we all do it, the world changes, and

cell phone video of deadly encounters posted on line from freddie gray's arrest in baltimore, to eric garner's in new yk has put police officers to the test. and could be changing how they work. officers are reluctant to get out of their cars and do the work that controls violent crime. >> reporter: comey's remarks put him at odds with president obama. white house spokesman josh ernest. >> available evidence at this point does not support the notion that law enforcement officers are shying away from fulfillingheir responsibilities. >> reporter: comey says he has no data on the youtube effect but his hunch was strong enough scott others say the rise in crime is due to drug related violence and gang activity. >> jeff, thank you. we saw it again late today. social media circulating a new video of alleged abuse by an officer. it is a little bit difficult to today a sheriff avenue deputy in columbia, south carolina, forcibly removed a student from a classroom at spring valley high school. late today the school district said it is deeply concerned by this. sheriff's department is investigating. toda

there's been an intense focus on the issue, fueled by such cases as the apparent chokehold death of eric garner and the more recent takedown of former tennis star james blake a. the inspector general overseeing report today on the use of force by officers. >>> time now 4:36. the united nations today focused on the middle east. the russian foreign minister will talk this morning about his country's airstrikes in syria at a united nations news conference. he's already started talks with secretary of state john kerry. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is also due at the u.n. today to deliver a major address. that comes just a day after the palestinians got to raise their flag at the united nations for the very first time. >>> well, 15 towers in the bronx are being cleaned again after a new legionnaire's cluster left one person dead and a dozen more ill. the latest cluster is in morris park. the health department says it required cleaning of all cooling towers after this summer's outbreak in the south bronx. a town hall meeting will be held tonight at maestro caterers on roxdale avenue. >>>

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cell phone video of deadly encounters posted on line from freddie gray's arrest in baltimore, to eric garner's in new york has put police officers to the test. and could be changing how they work. in today's youtube world our officers are reluctant to get out of their cars and do the work that controls violent crime. >> reporter: comey's remarks put him at odds with president obama. white house spokesman josh ernest. >> available evidence at this point does not support the notion that law w forcement officers are shying away from fulfilling their responsibilities. >> reporter: comey says he has no data on the youtube effect but his hunch was strong enough to start talking about it publicly. scott others say the rise in crime is due to drug related violence and gang activity. >> jeff, thank you. we saw it again late today. social media circulating a new video of alleged abuse by an officer. it is a little bit difficult to watch. today a sheriff avenue deputy in columbia, south carolina, forcibly removed a student from a classroom at spring valley high school. late today the school district said

and the death of eric garner in a confrontation with police in new york city. prince william county police looking for a possible serial peeper. a man dressed at a woman tried to take pictures of another woman using a restroom at the potomac mills mall on sunday. a similar thing happened at the wal-marted a woodbridge in may. alison: the charles severance murder trial continued with testimony from the mother of severance's son. pamela nichols testified about a custody dispute involving a child. prosecutors say that dispute led severance to murder three people. leon: repairs have been completed on the broken 16-inch water main in bethesda. service has been restored. it ruptured last night. the crews are still working on the roadway and they expect to have the work done by tomorrow's rush hour. alison: jury selection is underway for the trial of a too too artist accused of sexually abusing his clients. abc7 broke the story of mark matthews. 19-year-old victim told us matthews inappropriately touched her while giving her a tattoo at the damascus tattoo company. he

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dialogue, all of the conversations on social media in the wake of the deaths of michael brown, eric garner, sandra bland. now it's paying off because candidates are paying attention and they're forcing their hand and making them address some of these things and one person said they're supporting hillary clinton that i talked to, but they were impressed by the way bernie sanders passionately talked about this. he mentioned sandra bland. he was firm when he said black lives matter and also talked about combatting institutional racism. these are all things that were really resonating with folks they talked to, the things that they want to hear addressed and that means it's going to have to be talked about when you get to the republicans next year. >> speaking of bernie sanders, you've got a man up there saying i'm a socialist and i'm proud of it. income inequality is a topic that will come up and be debated. what were your listeners saying about that? >> this is something they deal with every day. they're people that are feeling like -- we are the disappearing middle class. we're those folks

john: eric garner, who died, justified?he chokehold. >> if you look at it, it's not a chokehold. he's taking him down from behind. john: justified? >> i think most certainly. he's been arrested before, dealt with the police before, why this time is he fighting them. john: freddie gray in baltimore? >> all the cops, you think they're going to get a fair trial on this? when all the facts are in, there's going to be a lot of things explained. john: what about the tennis player james blake taken down? >> he was taken down, prior to that, my understanding of that incident is he was identified by somebody as a person who committed a crime and wanted for a crime. john: right, identity theft. >> identity theft. john: an honest mistake, that can happen. why does the cop have to knock him down? >> maybe time was of the essence and he felt he was going to leave, so he took him down. that's the cop's decision to make that he has to use that force to take him down. john: if you look at tape, blake was just standing there leaning up agai

being traumatized that community, h ol instead of waking up the people as it did. 20 years ago, eric garner'snd wae sisters. freddie gray, my hall, megan, let us remember the words of ida b. wells. the ones who commit the murders b.ells.he report. america, we cannot breathe. yet in between a gasp for air in the silent pangs between our g heartbeats we speak their name.n we say their names and we speak and wcause we know that their names will one day be ours. we are here today to say that we choose differently. we will not allow the deaths of our br wothers and sister to go unnoticed. whether it be that they are killed by someone in our tice community or someone outside. now, fox news would have you believe that we came here today to provoke violence. but we are not the violent ones. we are being murdered. we gather here today to provoke. peace, to demand peace. to toemand re obligated to stand for those who have been lost.blg when we say justice or else, we mean exactly that. say just so to my friends who have calley me, who are scared, with your so skepticism, step aside because ain't nobody

there was a visit by reverend al sharpton, a critic of police and the mother of eric garner to the memorial to officer holder. they denounce all violence whether committed by or against police. former nypd captain peter moreno says the climate is changing for the better. >> you know, it's really a tragedy to say that something good is coming of it. i felt it already where the community has actually embraced the nypd as i haven't seen them do in the past. >> reporter: another sign of change will come tonight. rallies in support of police officers are scheduled for outside precincts in all five boroughs and will include community leaders, clergy and concerned citizens. back to you. jennifer: thank you, lisa. it was a violent weekend all over the city. steve: one person died. nine others injured in seven shootings saturday night into sunday morning. that included a double shooting sunday morning. this had been rented out for a birthday party. two were hospitalized in stable condition. that's the home. the investigation by police is still underway. jennifer: a 10-year-old girl was killed and se

authorities announced the charges today against their owner eric garner. the two surviving dogs are now up for adoption after being treated and rehabilitated since they were rescued in july. the pennsylvania spca calls the case a blatant act of cruelty. >>> police are looking at surveillance video to try to find suspects in a jewelry heist. the thieves tunnelled their way into a jewelry store yesterday. philadelphia police say these criminals created two holes in the walls of the dry cleaners next door to time and gold jewelry. suspects got away with jewels, as well as some cash at the dry cleaners. >>> the fbi and philadelphia police are hoping someone recognizes this man who's wanted for a bank robbery. he handed a teller a note demanding cash, then got away on foot. he was wearing a white nike cap, dark colored pants and shoes and a black and white jacket. >>> one school district is allowing the young adult novel "looking for alaska" to be put back into schools, a week after the book was banned. the superintendent removed the popular john green novel af

use of force in the wake of the police-involved deaths of sandra bland, tamir rice, freddie gray, eric garnerrown and the list goes on, which certainly sparked the black lives matter movement going back to trayvon martin. farrakhan praised black lives matter in a speech saturday. >> these are not just young people who happened to wake up one morning. ferguson ignited it all. so all of the brothers and sisters from ferguson, all of the brothers and sisters that laid in the streets, all of the brothers and sisters that , we areed the tanks honored that you have come to and ourt our struggle demand. amy: organizers of this year's march called for an end to police brutality and demanded justice for communities of color, women and the poor. since the first event, the unemployment rate for african-american males has increased from 8.1% to 8.9%,andr american progress show that african americans and latinos are unfairly targeted by the -- peace. behalfoud to be here on of native american young people, young folks standing in .olidarity, demanding justice justice or else. justice or else. justice, and

. >> woodruff: new york police have come under scrutiny in the choke-hold death of eric garner in 2014. more recently, a policeman roughed up former tennis star james blake after mistaking him for a criminal suspect. in economic news, auto sales in the u.s. showed double-digit gains in september. ford led the way with a 23% jump. but volkswagen sales were stagnant, amid a scandal over cheating on pollution tests. and on wall street, stocks were mixed as investors awaited tomorrow's jobs report. the dow jones industrial average lost 12 points to close near 16,270. the nasdaq rose nearly seven points, and the s&p 500 added three. still to come on the newshour: questions surrounding russia's foray into syria. a bipartisan push in the u.s. to rein in some jail sentences. revisiting a furor from a decade ago, over controversial cartoons. >> woodruff: russia continued air strikes throughout western syria today, targeting what it said were islamic state and other terrorist targets. meantime, the united states continued its campaign in syria's skies, and began talks to lessen the chances of fu

even after strangling eric garner, he is still on the police board. can bet that he has been getting regular salary rates. this does not make sense. if you want to add anything? guest: it wasn't really a question. for police officers, it is very rare for them to be fired or prosecuted. as onehere are we as far of the things that stems from the shootings and instances that we heard from from the last few years. this idea of police body cameras. where are we nationwide on that front? guest: police departments are collecting the body cameras. what is interesting about the debate is people think it is a panacea, police will wear these recording devices, and if there is an incident, we will see it. that is not the case. police departments are fighting back about releasing the information. in new york, they want to be able to review the video in a controversial incident, and advocates say, no, we wanted to be released to the public. just because they are recording does not mean the public will be able to press a button and see what occurred. host: already f

. >> the new rules come in the wake of police choke-hold death of eric garner last year and the mistaken takedown arrest of former tennis star james blake. >>> funeral services held today for the new jersey high school football player who died after getting hit during a game. friends and family gathered for a private service in washington township for 17-year-old evan murray. outside the church as the hearst carrying murray's body drove off. the regional hills high school senior died last week from a ruptured spleen. >>> a russian official speak ing out defending the country's air strikes in syria. the foreign minister denied claims by the u.s. that russia is targeting enemies of bashar al-assad. he said attacks are faced on isis and other extremists. today marks the second day of russian aerial strikes. activists are posting video from the ground that they claim are those attacks. >>> also at the u.n. today benjamin netanyahu spoke to the general assembly taking aim at the iranian nuclear deal. netanyahu told delegates they would not be thrilled with the deal if iran was threatening to

saying the accountability piece of the video tapes that we're seeing with eric garner and all these other people. freddie gray. all these people, walter scott. also, when they talked about black lives matter, i can't help but think about martin o'malley, talking about what he did in baltimore, and the issue of baltimore. that is all a part of the black lives matter issue, as well. freddie gray incident involving the police and the zero tolerance issue. i think black lives matter is a piece that's going to follow these candidates pretty much for the rest of this campaign season. it's a real, real big issue. >> bernie sanders had a lot of strong moments in this debate, including when they got into middle east earn policy, on syria. he said it is a quagmire in a quagmire. >> also, he had the line on the iraq war, calling out hillary clinton, anybody who voted for the war. it was the greatest foreign policy mistake. what was interesting is we remember how vulnerable clinton was on the 2008 vote. the answer she has for it in the year 2015, is hey, remember the campaign against barack obama whe

says new york city police commissioner bill bratton, whose officers were seen on camera putting eric garnere hold, called it's youtube effect. a former top police official in boston suggested it has led to a reduction in proactive policing. so while american families buried their beloveds, who have died at the hands of police, who have largely not been held accountable for those deaths, we learned that the country's top law enforcement is discussing their fear of youtube. this last week in texas a black city council member was tasered by officers outside his home, and one witness says he was kneeling and had his hands at his side. the incident, which was captured on cell phone video, happened in the same small town where a police officer arrested sandra bland this summer. in the video now seen by millions of people. and now officials say that one of the officers involved in this latest tasering was also involved in the arrest of sandra bland. she later died in custody. and the footage from her arrest were shown continually in media outlets around the country. so whatever the fear of officer