we'll speak to eric garner's daughter, erica garner, who says authorities should be charging the officersho killed her father. and we will speak with the only person who was on the scene that day. he is in criminally charged ramsey orta. ,he is the young man who videoed eric garner's chokehold death on his cell phone and revealed it to the world. he says police have targeted him harassment and retaliation. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in iraq, a series of bombings and shootings have killed scores of people marking the country's deadliest day in three months. at a mall in the predominantly shia area of the capital baghdad, attackers detonated a car bomb and then stormed inside. at least 32 people were killed, 58 injured. northeast of the capital, 42 people were killed in a twin suicide bombing at a cafÉ. the self claimed islamic state has claimed responsibility for both attacks. earlier today, suicide bomber attacked a check what north of baghdad, killing four police and injuring an intelligence office

would it new york city streets have swelled in protest if a mobile phone hadn' t captured eric garner' s last words, "i can' t breathe"? >> we want a reliable account of we can hit social media and be in the thousands making a statement. karen: street journalists taking to social media, bringing light arrived. of activism, but is it enough to' guilty and 90' what happened in staten island, jury, it was connected to black twitter. >> a lot of the work we have done, the huge response to the non-indictment of darren wilson, was through social media. yeah, it was a h the streets. >> we don' t have to organize a march to take a week or two weeks or a month to organize. karen: they has cultivated a community where so-called truth can be questioned and racism, whether over or settled, can be challenged by inquisitors faster than the speed of light. >> it is a way to get your voice out without a filter. happens on twitter when people are engaged through hashtags. otherwise hear from. >> when you all-out anyone with mobile phone or smartphone or axes to a computer to express changed the way th

sergeant has been stripped of her badge and gun and now faces internal charges in the death of eric garner who died in police custody july 2014 on staten island as he was being arrested for selling loose cigarettes on the street. the medical examiner says a chokehold contributed to garner's death. sergeant kizzy adonis was one of the supervisors at the scene and faces a disciplinary >> nothing short of me describing my embarrassment to commissioner bratton, my embarrassment to the commissioner of the nypd making a decision on a case to which i don't even think they facts. >> the officer who you see there on the screen who had his arms around garner remains on desk duty. a grand jury declined to charges. >>> the nypd tonight warning women in the west village about a suspect wanted for sexual assault. investigators released a sketch of the man in a surveillance photo they say shows him near the crime scene. police say the man followed the 23-year-old woman home from the west fourth subway station overnight. he knocked on her door saying he lived in the building and smelled smoke. once inside

eric garner, murdered by an officers who violate their own policy to take his life and nobody is heldaccountable. all we have is a man with his chin up in his chest out. accountability is everything and it starts inside the system. one of the things i would like to see in the national coalition -- which is a diversion group from l.a. to new york, i would like to see is a movement within the criminal justice system itself, nationally. starting with people who come from affective communities, black and brown communities who work in the criminal justice system, judges, attorneys, police officers, correction officers, whoever you are and wherever you are, we can collect ourselves within that system and demand and enforce changes we want to see relative to how it operates in our community. there are enough of us. and it is right. we have the moral high ground here, that is one of the things i would like to see. another thing i think we go a long way to resolving some of the issues we see is a special prosecutor in all cases in the use of force by police officer resulting in serious injury

facing charges for her role of the death of eric garner. >> this is the video that sparked outrage when it went around. he died after an officer put him in a choke hole right there during the arrest in stat ton island. >> according to pd, she was now on modified duty. according to police's reports, that garner's condition is not serious. >>> we know a baltimore police officer does not need to testify in a trial against another officer charged in freddie gray's death. >> william porter will not take the stand at least for now and caesar goodson junior's trial. there isamong six officers charged in the death of gray. >> porters' trial ended last month in a mistrial and his retrial is scheduled for june. >>> ethan couch is complaining of the condition in her jail cell. >> his response is a jail and it is not a resort. >> tanya, the woman whose teenage season was able to avoid jail time claiming of his wealthy parents covered him in >> she's now in jail helping his son going toprobation as she fled with him. >>> anxious moments at the united airline flights forced an emergency landing in ch

joining a rally to coincide with the court date for the young man who filmed the fatal chokehold of eric garnert went viral. he has been arrested multiple times after he says police targeted him and his family for releasing the video. erica garner refers to him as the only man charged in my dad's death. billionaire hedge fund investor steven cohen has avoided paying any fines after decades of probes into accusations of insider trading. accused him of ignoring clear signs that should have caused a reasonable hedge fund manager to investigate insider trading by his and -- his employee. under the deal with regulators, managingbarred from money for just two years. the pop legend david bowie has died at the age of 69. known for his gender bending style, he died sunday after a battle with cancer. his last album came out friday on his 69th birthday. those are some of the headlines. -- this isb bang democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. and a white man were kicked out of a donald trump rally. trump began repeating his calls to ban muslims from entering the u.s. an

on prosecutor is from the put wings on pigs after the murder of two police officers the caths of eric garner and michael brown. >> the shooter posted, quote, i'm putting wings on pigs today, hours before he shot and killed officers at point blank range. >> we take that way, too. >> anderson confirms they are working in conjunction with cleveland police who continues to watch man canty's house this afternoon. they say tracking down the culprit a possibility. >> that's traceable and we have the technology to be able to do that. >> this is a story that is difficult to talk about. it's the case of domestic violence that led to the death of a mother who was shot and killed in front of her own children. tonight, her estranged husband is behind bars. orville police say that mow rice woods confessed to killing emily young while she was inside her car last night. the couple's six months old twin and 17-year-old family friend were in the car at the wood is being held on one million dollars bond. >>> just a quick search of court records reveal that the problems. we spent the day digging through those d

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eric garner is not the first. there's a long tradition of racial violence, and we have to remember that in order to confront it. i think we should look back to maybe the notion of mobilizing people to affect change, which is one of the greatest things we can do in the country. >> that could mean something, because other unfortunate people all over the world, and for him to have died a hero, was more than for him just to a died >>> a young life lost in the darkest days of the delta, but a >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. on >> it's important for the talks to go ahead this month. >> united nations say peace talks on syria will not go forward until decisions are made as to who should be invited. >>> free fall. oil prices are dropping and likely to go lower with iran in the game. impact on economies beyond the middle east. >> people in argentina takto

we do know eric garner said "i can't breathe" or maybe he didn't. it didn't change the fact that he's now dead at the hands of a police officer. we don't want to belittle this because it was a pinocchio. this is what we were told. i don't blame the lawmakers. i don't blame the media for making a point of it. >> hold on. i'm going to throw it to michelle. guys, control room. can you put up the picture of the cnn hosts putting their hands up? listen, if you are going to do something like this eat it when you're wrong. right, michelle? >> fine. yeah. jessica was acting like it is no big deal. they fanned the flames. these people went out on the streets and blocked traffic. these people damaged 500 buildings and businesses. they estimate that $4.6 million in damage was done to businesses in buildings in the ferguson area. this is not just, oh, no big deal. tons of business owners suffered because of this. >> john, there was a huge backlash, anti-come backlash that exists today based on that lie. >> yeah. it was a lie. it fed into lie which means it's cr

eric garner is not the first. there's a long tradition of racial violence, and we have to remember that in order to confront it. i think we should look back to maybe the notion of mobilizing people to affect change, which is one of the greatest things we can do in the country. >> that could mean something, because other unfortunate people all over the world, and for him to have died a hero, was more than for him just to a died >>> a young life lost in the darkest days of the delta, but a >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> chinese stocks rise despite official figures showing the slowest economic growth in 25 years. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. coming up in the next half hour, there are questions of who should be at the round table in the syria talks as the u.n. special envoy addresses the security council. in northern iraq falling oil prices is hurting the kur

police sergeant in new york city is now facing departmental charges for her role in the death of eric garner. sergeant kiz canzi adonis was supervisor officers in 2014. adonis is the first officer to face formal charges for garner's death. officials had to start the disciplinary process now because a statute of limitations was about to expire. the justice department is investigating other officers involved in garner's death. >>> the supreme court has temporarily halted the deportation of a dozen families who came to the u.s. from central america. they were detained during a raid that swept up a dozen people. they are all in the country illegally but as heidi zhou-castro reports activists say the families have legitimate asylum claims. >> two weeks after celebrating christmas when the one gift she had hoped for was asylum in the united states, gloria diaz and her 12-year-old daughter are back in detention awaiting deportation to el salvador. the pair had crossed the border last summer a weaf o wave of wod children escaping violence in central america. the family had to pay extortion fees and

eric garner is not the first. there's a long tradition of racial violence, and we have to remember that in order to confront it. i think we should look back to maybe the notion of mobilizing people to affect change, which is one of the greatest things we can do in the country. >> that could mean something, because other unfortunate people all over the world, and for him to have died a hero, was more than for him just to a died >>> a young life lost in the darkest days of the delta, but a >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. "on target" tonight. the troubling truth about taxes in america. rimp peoplrich people really doa whole different set of rules. soaking the rich is back in style for democrats. the latest example is hillary clinton's proposal to slap a 4% surcharge on annual income above $5 million. that would effectively raise

patrick lynch was in the news in the wake of eric garner's death. people who could comment how we are to think about what's happened in baltimore, the change in leadership. the response to the death of freddie gray, the recent chains in the city in the one year anniversaries in response to the death of eric garner. i think this is great time to capitalize on your experience there, thank you. >> thank you. i am the chairman of the aduallo foundation. i'm sure everybody here recalls that. we were so you'd raged about that, charles rangel, al sharpton, i, a handful of others, we decided to get arrested at police plaza. and so the police were very, very nice. they said, well, mayor, we can take you out of the back. i said man, this is the point. go out the front so folks can see. [applause] so mrs. diallo, is amazing, gracious woman and our foundation continues. but there have been too many instances like that. you will recall 41 rounds fired. 19 of them hit him. he had no weapon. was not threatening anybody. i mean, damn. i mean, and, there are equally

you mentioned eric garner. i had one in my assembly district named graham, he was shot and killed in front of his grandmother and his younger brother. the first report i remember getting a phone call saying that -- i was home, i was actually going to teach a class later that night. and she asked me to come over to the precinct. and they told me that a young man had gotten into -- was wrestling with a police officer over his gun because there was belief that he had marijuana. so i said to the officer, i said, you mean to tell me a young man would wrestle with a police officer over his gun for a bag of marijuana? to make a long story short, that wasn't the case. and many of you can go online and see the video. they said that he was run ago way. you saw him walk right into his house. the officers came, they looked like two mad men trying to break down the door. so we've been trying to look at things two ways. one, what can we do to have better relationships with the police so that they don't look at our young men

meanwhile, nypd officer has been stripped of her gun and badge following the controversial death of eric garner. sergeant edones was on the scene of when garner died while being taken into custody back in 2014. today she was placed on modified duty and charged with failure to supervise. police says adones confirmed made sure medical help was okay. >> he was okay. she confirmed that an ambulance is called. an ambulance responds to the scene. sergeant adones is no doctor, she's no trained emt. she did what the nypd teaches her to do. >> reporter: the nypd says action was taken against adones because it's the last day her probation could be extended. >>> the busiest subway system tried to lose the label as one of the most outdated. it's not about renovating the sagging transportation. we're on the upper west side in manhattan. >> reporter: bill, the governor is not giving the mta all of a sudden a bunch of new money. there's no fair hike and no new taxes. this is all going for in the budget. this has people thinking this heard a lot about before. a lot of projects done in two, three, four years wi

we do know eric garner said "i can't breathe" or maybe he didn't. it didn't change the fact that he's now dead at the hands of a police officer. we don't want to belittle this because it was a pinocchio. this is what we were told. i don't blame the lawmakers. i don't blame the media for making a point of it. >> hold on. i'm going to throw it to michelle. guys, control room. can you put up the picture of the cnn hosts putting their hands up? listen, if you are going to do something like this eat it when you're wrong. right, michelle? >> fine. yeah. jessica was acting like it is no big deal. they fanned the flames. these people went out on the streets and blocked traffic. these people damaged 500 buildings and businesses. they estimate that $4.6 million in damage was done to businesses in buildings in the ferguson area. this is not just, oh, no big deal. tons of business owners suffered because of this. >> john, there was a huge backlash, anti-come backlash that exists today based on that lie. >> yeah. it was a lie. it fed into lie which means it's cr

involved deaths of black men such as the shooting death of mike brown or the choke hold death of eric garner have put a spotlight on the issue and in stonewall frances sanders says it matters. the talk. >> have you ever had the talk, how you speak to people, what do you do if you are ever stopped? is that something you had to discuss? >> i think every black in stonewall is still indicating to their children because of the way we had to live in the town. >> knowing that you would be treated differently. >> than whites. >> tell me what there is that indicates this is a racial motivated killing? all i see is a white sister and a black man with an unfortunate, unfortunate outcome. >> according to state prison records, jonathan sanders was sentenced to five years for selling cocaine in 2003. he was arrested again in april for allegedly possessing cocaine. a record some are using against him. however, officer harrington had his own run-ins with local authorities including a family dispute and traffic violation. >> the second that a blacked man, an unarmed black man who is riding a horse, riding a

we have michael brown of ferguson and eric garner in new york. judge, let's begin with you because you're in sort of a unique position as the independent police auditor of the city of san jose. there's so much distrust between the community and the police departments. where's this coming from. how do we get here and how do we move on from here? >> it's difficult to put into just a couple seconds how we got here but let us just say that the issue of race in america has always been the elephant in the room. periodically things will perk up, bubble up, and now we, because especially since black lives matter are being forced to deal with this issue of race with respect to law enforcement and policing. this isn't something that just rose up with the deaths of the two people you just described. this has been simmering sometimes above the surface and under the surface for years and years. actually since well before the civil rights movement even in the '60s. we're here now. the idea is that this is a crisis as far as i'm concerned. this is a crisis thro

inside their patrol car in brooklyn by a man down to kill officers as revenge for the death of eric garner. in paris thursday, a man armed with a knife ones that police there before he was shot and killed. in philadelphia, police say archer approached the vehicle already firing and was intended to kill. the officer hartnett miraculously survived. >> i think one, he had the foremost. because i can't explain it based on my beliefs in any other way. but he had a will to live. >> reporter: philadelphia police say the guns used by that suspect was actually stolen from a police officer back in 2013. but investigators don't yet know how the gun got into the suspect hands. live tonight in times square, jessica schneider, cbs 2 news. >>> we're also keeping an eye on the storm for you tonight, that will bring a wild weekend of whether. it may look calm now the get ready for freezing rain and later a huge temperature drop. us. >>> let's take a look at what we see. here's your satellite and radar plus where the winter advisory is, north of the city. keep in mind it's not going to be a huge snowstorm.

. >>> a police sergeant present during the arrest of eric garner and charged with failure to supervise. officials say the sergeant was one of the supervising officers when garner died after being put in an apparent chokehold on staten island in 2014. >> more subway problems today as a stalled train caused major delays on the 6 line. it happened the same day governor cuomo announced a major improvement plan for the entire city hoping to bring it into the 21st century. it includes replacing metro cards with a new digital system, while expanding wi-fi and cell service to all subway stations. >> i want to listen to my music. i want to make a telephone call, be connected to wi-fi. i've come to expect that. ernie: sounds pretty good. the plan aims to speed up repairs and reconstruction by giving more access to time to contractors. that's what's happening in the news right now. nick is here. i heard you talking about that roller coaster ride. warm, cold. nick: we have some rain. not a lot tonight or tomorrow. a little. tomorrow night and sunday particularly through early afternoon on sunday.

speaker heastie, if you were not mind speaking, you know like michael brown and eric garner, those of you who do not know, black women, they are subject to racial disparities, with the problem we face, the law frequently does not impose responsibility. there are no ways in which the police officer is not indicted, or not guilty, or sometimes even if they are charged and found guilty of civil rights violations, -- local government has to pay those verdicts. from your perspective, what does accountability look like? will be be necessary to achieve it? senator pugh: you can take a vote. we had one man who was shot and killed in front of his grandmother in the young man was the first report. our member getting a call, i was supposed to teach, in the asked me to go over to the police unit. they told me a young man had gotten -- wrestling with a police officer over his gun because it was believed that he had marijuana. i said to the officer, you are going to tell me a young man when russell was a police officer over his gun over a bag of marijuana? long story short, that was not the case. y

they also gathered to -- >> we see the walter scotts, eric garners we see the trayvon martins we see, but because of dr. kings' peaceful movement we are now given a blueprint and template to make sure we hold power accountable. meredith: as we honor the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king junior, events were held across central florida, to pay tribute to the civil rights pioneer. in sanford, hundreds took part in the city' s annual parade. bands and groups, marched along historic goldsboro boulevard. several floats also sailed right on by. it was followed by an afternoon rally at the fort mellon park. a similar scene in daytona beach this morning. a lot of you braved the chilly temperatures to walk in the annual march for justice. the walk ended with a breakfast at the allen chapel ame. a worship service was held at the greater friendship baptist church. tony: a pretty day all across central florida. a little brisk, and now it is a downright cold tonight. 50 in town. a cold night, no doubt about that. we' ll start with one of our viewers sending a photo. favorite pictures. on th

. >>> a sup vise ez supervisor in the eric garner case is facing charges for failure to supervise. adonis was one of two supervising officers on the scene. >>> a new jersey woman facing charges this morning accused of encouraging her child to steal. 37-year-old myra rodriguez directed the little boy to grab a cell phone that was dropped in a saddlebrook restaurant. she's charged with theft and child endangerment. she told investigators that she mailed the phone to police, but investigators say they haven't received it yet. arrested a man wanted in new york, new jersey and connecticut suspected for stealing high end bottles of wine. in one case he stole a $4800 bottle of wine. in another case he is accused of stealing a $2,000 bottle of wine. police in connecticut want to extradite him. 4800 dollars s $4800 dollar bottle of wine. all right. >>> we're going to continue to follow that breaking news out of the bronx where that huge street fight and ensuing shootout injured an nypd officer among others. >> and raphael miranda tracking a changing weather picture. and apparently the tree

. >>> a supervising officer in the eric garner case is now on desk duty, charged internally with failure to supervise. adonis was one of the scene. >>> a new jersey woman who police say instructed her child to steal a dropped cell phone faces charges this morning. investigators say the woman is seen in this security camera video directing the boy to grab the phone that had dropped to the floor. she is charged the theft and child endangerment. >>> the so-called bordeaux bandit is behind bars this morning. he is is wanted in new york, new jersey and connecticut, suspected of stealing high end bottles of wine. in one case he allegedly stole a $4800 bottle. in another case he is accused of stealing a $2,000 bottle. police in connecticut want to >> seriously, a $5,000 bottle of wine? >> there's a movie in that. allegedly. >>> coming up, we're going to have more on that breaking news out of the bronx where that injure was injured in a violent street fight and shooting. >> reporter: an officer is in stable condition at lincoln hospital after responding to a large street fight. i'm ray villed li

inside their patrol car in brooklyn by a man vowing to kill officers as revenge for the death of eric garner. a man armed with a knife lunged at police before he was shot and killed. archer approached the vehicle already firing and was intent to kill. though officer hartnet miraculously survived. >> he had the grace of god first and foremost. i can't explain it based on my beliefs any other way. he had a will to live. >> philadelphia police say the stolen from an officer in 2013 but investigators still do not of it. >>> new information this morning on a career criminal charged with stealing thousands of dollars from a westchester church one day after being released from prison. brian cony reports the alleged thief may also have targeted a local school. >> caught on surveillance video robbing a church in bronxville prison. that's the allegation against the 63-year-old seen here entering the church on new years eve. the yers native hangs around as parishonners arrive for mass. he waits until the collection relieved that the man has been caught on surveillance cameras. in bronxville brian conyb

eric garner was accused by the police of selling cigarettes.t for these drugs. >> only a black market because they're taxed so high. he was selling illegal untaxed cigarettes. >> with the marijuana industry it's going to have taxes, a vice tax on it, and the reality is it's going to have a big black market, the market is thriving in colorado. to answer your question specifically, other people suffer the consequence when you do something under the influence that intoxicates you, and that's what marijuana does. john: from facebook, travis said -- . >> i think that ultimately if you put too much faith into politicians, you're in a lot of trouble. i think at this point where, we are with our country, that we need more citizen activists, people to stand up and hold politicians accountable, because the fact of the matter is when a politician is elected, he says or she says certain things that rarely come true, and so we need to make sure to keep them on the track of limited government. john: and drew, again for you, on facebook, jeremy arnold wrote -

. >> today the mother of eric garner, the man killed by police endorsed hillary clinton for president. this is significant because she joins the mothers of trayvon martin and the mother of jordan davis, the kid killed over loud music as people who have endorsed hillary clinton, people, african-american mothers who lost kids to police brutality. and the key thing is that hillary clinton is talking about how to be strategic. it crystallizes right there the distinction that hillary clinton. >> eight years ago the african-american democratic vote was her challenge. this year it is her money in the bank. isn't it interesting. >> the other way to distinguish herself is hitting that health care plan that was released the other night. says wants to tear it up. her supporters don't believe that is what senator sanders wants to do. i polled a bunch of them and they were not buying that. also saying that they wouldn't necessarily want to see taxes raised to pay for such a health care plan. >> they want to be a socialist? >> this was the hillary clinton rally. >> that was a hell of a big deal. >>

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steve: an nypd sergeant who was present during the arrest of eric garner is facing charges. he was one of the supervising officers on scene when garner died following a chokehold. he is charged with failure to supervise and was stripped of her gun and badge. she was promoted to sergeant while on probation. the police union calls the charge ridiculous and politically motivated. the officer who applied the chokehold is on modified duty while a federal probe continues. dari: new york city is making room, more room, for teens and young adults in their homeless shelters. steve: linda schmidt live on the west side with more on how the city is expanding outreach to get the homeless youth. >> good evening to both of you. it was last month that mayor de blasio announced a major overhaul of the department of homeless services. major changes have been made. announced today. the city is going to increase the number of beds for homeless youth. this 20-year-old says she was kicked out of her home because she's gay. now she is living at covenant house, a non-profit charity on the west side

. >> how about -- >> equivalent would be eric garner saying i can't breathe, but that's very real. >>his into a political segment. nonpolitical? >> i'm going to say the story that kept me up at night was about the yazidis, the women being attacked by isis, the young girls and women that are being attacked and are being held as sex slaves. and so much terrible things are happening to them that kept me up at night. i guess in a way that's political as well. because i feel like we've not fulfilled our moral obligation to help them. >> what did you feel was the most important story nonpolitical? >> the only thing coy think of is the contrast between progress and regress. we're getting iphones, computers and all this great stuff and meanwhile on the east, there's a terrible wind coming this way of a group of people, who want to destroy all of that. there's a group that wants to go back in time while we go forward in time. that's a really weird story. we're at, maybe we're the anomaly. maybe we're not supposed to have progress is what i'm thinking. >> john r. what do you think the country w

eric garner's daughter is defending the only nypd officer to face a charge in connection with his death. she's questioning why the sergeant is being punished and suggests it's because she's she calls the charge against her ridiculous and points out she was not part of the team that piled on to her father. she is charged with failure to supervise and has been stripped of her badge and gun. the officer who applied the chokehold remains on desk duty. a grand jury refused to indict him on criminal charges. dari: the trial of the second officer charged in the death of freddie gray has been delayed. baltimore police officer caesar goodson is facing second-degree murder charges. he was the driver of the police van that was transporting gray, who was later found to have died from a broken neck. jury selection was put on hold while the courts decide whether a fellow police officer, who is facing charges, should be forced to testify. steve: french authorities have released new images of the islamic terrorist wanted for being part of the november attacks in paris. he is the subject of an internati

offenses: an nypd officer has been stripped of her gun and beige following the controversial death of eric garner, kizzy adonis was charged with failure to supervise. the scene of garner's arrest in staten island in 2014. garner died after he was placed in a choke hold after being taken into custody. the police union says the charge against adonis are politically motivated. >> this can only be described as political pandering to the anti-police rhetoric that's out there, that we're seeing across the country. and a failure of character to stand up and make a decision that is although not popular, the right decision. >> the nypd says the action was taken against adonis because it is the last day her probation could be extended. the department is waiting for the justice department to conclude its own investigation action. >>> demonstrators in support of immigration rights disrupted traffic in lower manhattan this protesters gathered on the street near the federal immigration court on bar rack street. they're calling for the government to stop deporting families from latin america. some of them taped

was created in the wake of the shooting deaths of michael brown in ferguson and then the death of eric garner in new york at the hands of the new york city police. the president was especially concerned about the unrest that followed these incidents and he stated -- it's actually a quote that's on the back of this report, i'm going to read it. when any part of the american family does not feel it's being treat ed fairly, that's a problm for all of us. it's not just a problem for some. it's not just a problem for a particular community or demographic. it means we're not as strong as a country as we can be, and when applied to the criminal justice system, it means we're not as effective in fighting crime as we could be. our task force was charge charged with examining how to foster strong collaborative relationships between local law enforcement and the communities they protect and to make specific recommendations to the president on how policing practices can promote effective crime reduction, a theme you heard a little bit about today for those of you in the much colder room five. the first p

. >> and equivalent would be eric garner saying i can't breathe but that's very real. >> we're turning i'm going to say the story that kept me up at night was about the you seeds, in particular the women who are being attacked by isis. the young girls and women being attacked and being held as sex slaves and so much terrible things are happening to them that kept me up at night. i guess in a way that's political as well because i feel like we have not fulfilled our moral obligation to help them. >> what did you think was the most important story nonpolitical. >> the only thing i could think of like you what bothered me is the contrast between progress and regress. the fact that like -- we are getting iphones, computers and all this great stuff. meanwhile on the east there is a terrible wind coming this way of a group of people who want to destroy all of that. there is a group that wants to go back in time while we go forward in time. that's a really weird story. it's like -- maybe we are the anomaly. maybe we are not supposed to have progress. that's what i'm thinking. >> all right. >>

doug: a new york city police sergeant is charged following the 2014 death of eric garner, a black man who was subdued in a police chokehold. sergeant kizzy adonis was charged with failure to supervise the arrest. she was quoted as saying garner's condition did not seem serious. garner was captured on video repeating "i can't breathe." another sergeant is defending adonis saying she arrived late to the arrest. antoinette: a man who allegedly plotted to steal the president's dogs is now facing weapons charges. scott stockert of north dakota was arrested in washington, d.c., on wednesday with a stash of weapons in his car. he allegedly told police he was jesus christ and that he planned to run for president after kidnapping the obama family's dogs. secret service agents say stockert is not registered to own a gun. he was arraigned friday released with a monitoring device. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob: with seven injured players and several guys called up from devils were more likely devils advocates last night. they were no match for the bruins who win their 3,000th game

charles: no, i missed that. >> eric garner's daughter.ica. black lives don't matter to bernie. he is not even asking for black vote. hillary, she has gotten nine out of every 10 black people in america said, who are democrat, i'm going to vote for hillary. people, wake up, my people, wake up. your votes matter to hillary, not your life. charles: thanks a lot, crystal. the book is "con job." italy covering up nude statutes and paintings. you remember when iranian president hughes sawn rouhani visited italy. >> i want a more muscular choice i'm not apologizing for our culture. we stand for freedom and liberty. with should be proud of it. the idea we do kowtow to some visiting mullah is absolutely inappropriate. charles: john any moore, special faith advisor -- >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. dow jones industrial average right now up 187 points. that is 1.1%. s&p 500 up over full percentage point. as well as oil gains. we saw the bank of japan cut rates. they went negative. and take a look here at xerox. xerox confirms

inside their patrol car in brooklyn by a man vowing to kill officers as revenge for the death of eric garner. a man armed with a knife lunged at police before he was shot and killed. police say archer approached the vehicle already firing and with intent to kill. officer hartnet miraculously survived. >> he had the grace of god first and foremost. i can't explain it based on my beliefs any other way but he had a will to live. >> philadelphia police say the suspect used a gun that was investigators still do not know how the suspect got ahealed ahold of it. >>> we have new information on stealing thousands of dollars from a church one day after he was released from prison. brian conybear reports the thief may have targeted a local >> caught on surveillance video robbing a church in bronxville 24 hours after getting out of prison. that's the allegation against 63-year-old frederick nelson seen here entering st. joseph's church on new years eve. he hangs around as parishoners arrive for mass. the suspect waits until the collection baskets are passed and then enters the office behind the alter an