year-old attacks his roommate with a knife while in bed, unprovoked. 350 other students live if graham city. >> something i would not expect but anything can happen. we are all pretty shaken up. >> victim had a stab wound and multiple lacerations and was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. kill was taken to the hospital to treat self inflicted injuries. in the booking photo you can see the stitches wrapping around his neck. they were first treated by other santa clara university students who respond to medical emergencies on campus. the 36 in the program are frein ed e.m.t.s. >> we sleep here when we are on duty and they responded, i know for a fact, and they got the ultimate treatment. might have saved their lives. i am proud of my squad. >> kill is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow or in santa clara county. san francisco police were investigating an early morning stabbing in union square that happen inside the walgreens at 2:00 this morning. police say that one person was stabbed and another punched in the face. fortunately, both are expected to recover. officers arrested t

and the family of slain new york city teenager ramarley graham will receive $3.9 million to settle asuit over his fatal shooting two years ago today. -- three years ago today. graham, 18 years old, was unarmed when a police officer shot him dead inside his own home. the officer, richard haste, was initially charged with manslaughter, but a judge later threw out the indictment on procedural grounds. a second grand jury elected not to indict. graham's killing sparked a series of protests in the bronx and across new york city led by his family. the settlements come as federal prosecutors continue a probe of possible civil rights violations in the case. and those are some of the headlines, this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. after an historic victory in greece one week ago, the leftist party has begun a tour of europe division and to austerity message. the former economist, yanis varoufakis, has promised radical change as his government seeks to renegotiate greece's huge debt obligations and to roll back key parts of its international bail

here is billy graham in new york city in 1957.ne sense, ironically becomes a radical -- the workers anthem of the 20th century. it was rewritten as "solidarity forever" by ralph chaplin, one of the leaders of the industrial workers of the world, known as the wobblies. close kin to socialists, the wobblies vision is of one big union. everyone. everyone from the janitor all the way up to managers who do not have an ownership stake in the company, join the union. it is a way of overthrowing the capitalist corporate structure. that was their vision. they were very close with socialists. eugene debs and the wobblies for almost a decade were aligned. the socialists would provide the political clout to overthrow capitalism. the wobblies would use direct action, the strike and the sitdown strike to interfere with the production process. and ralph chaplin -- i will play you a little bit of chaplin, pete seeger, "solidarity forever." [banjo music] >> ♪ solidarity forever solidarity forever solidarity forever for the union makes a strong ♪ >

a group of new york city police officers suspected graham had taken part in a drug deal, stormed hisa warrant and cornered him in a bathroom where one officer fired, killing him. they believed he had a gun and that he reached for his waistband and no gun was found. the officer was dielted for manslaughter -- was indicted for manslaughter and those charged were thrown out. this is at the heart of deaths of unarmed black men after officers have not been indicted. the justice department announced they would investigate his death but six months later investigators haven't offered any updates or interviewed any witnesses to the shooting. in the meantime other high-profile cases have been pushed to the forefront. >> we can't go back to the local system. >> they hope to wrap up investigations into trayvon martin and brown before he leaves office said martin. >> if we keep fighting hopefully one day some change will come. it is not going to happen overnight. it will take time. >> we reached out to the justice department and the u.s. attorney's office of the southern district of new york whic

graham bensinger". >> we're here in oklahoma city and just sitting down with nba star russell westbrook.us about his love of fashion, teammate kevin durant and why he could care less about his critics. all that is coming up next right here on "in depth." >> that's nbc 10 news. for all us of here, i'm denise nakano. have a great monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >>> when do you think you've got criticized so much in the press over the years? >> i'm not sure. if people are talking about it i must be doing something right. that's what i say. ♪ >>> russell westbrook, the 2015 all-star game mvp known for his personality, his plays, and even his fashion. >> i think it gives you a way to express yourself. >> as a top draft pick westbrook thought he was headed to seattle but days later learned he was relocating with the franchise. >> thunder won t

graham's murder. >>> also developing now, the city of boston is still at a near stand still as it tries to dig out fromlatest snowstorm. mass transit shut down to allow workers to clear out snow and ice from the tracks. the boston mayor, marty walsh, urging residents to stay off the streets so they can plow. the paper reports on growing frustration of the record break snowfall, more than six feet in the last month. frozen reads the boston herald. transit failure, clogged streets push us to the limit. things so desperate, the mayor is considering dumping snow into the harbor only done in absolute emergencies. msnbc's amanda secuma is in boston. the reason they don't want to dumb that in the harbor because of debris and contaminants that are in that and end up in the water. >> reporter: good morning, tamron. that's exactly the worry. i spoke to the mayor's office they said any plan to dump snow into boston harbor would be a last resort. so for now, they're bringing in the snow to snow farms to melt with industrial machines. melting 400 tons of snow an hour. they have capacity to do this at least another

city. matthew will make his first court appearance in the graham case wednesday via video link from the fairfax county jail. >>> the fbi open an inquiry into the murders of the three muslim college students in chapel hill, north carolina. police say the two women and 1 man was shot by a neighbor over a parking space dispute, but the victims' families and supporter insist this has hate crime written all over it. 40-year-old stephen hicks is in prison charged with the murders. police continue to investigate every angle. >>> tonight the #chapelhillshooting and #muslimlivesmatters are trending in washington and all over the world. >> the council on american islamic relations and its friends had a vigil for the three victims. some say the shooting was motivated by hate. the new york time reports that he had a strong belief in atheistism. >> we're experiencing tremendous loss right now. >> words cannot even begin to describe the amazing character of these people that we lost. >> the man killed was a dental student. he planned to help syrian refugees. he just married his wife who was also murdered alo

here cities senator behind i graham on that. >> i find the vice president's absence at this joint session congress appalling and unacceptable. i don't know where where joe biden will be or what he will be doing but i can't believe it's more important than being in the chamber and listening to our best ally in the region, israel about a nuclear armed iran. martha: alan colmes and brad blakeman a former deputy to president george w. bush. it does seem this could have been handled more diplomatically than everybody folding their arms and saying no way. >> the perception is reality in this case. the perception of the vice president disrespecting the prime minister at a time of middle east crisis and nuclear proliferation by iran. while iran is suppose to be negotiating with us they have military exercises. so any agreement with iran will be breached i believe because they know they have negotiation powers they wouldn't have had if we had a stronger and tighter relationship with israel. it's about the survival of israel and that's what the prime minister is coming to address congress about. ma

officer who killed him has not been prosecuted and february 2012 a group of new york city police officers suspecting grahampart in a drug deal stormed his home without a warrant cornering him in a bathroom where one officer fired. they believed he had a gun. no gun was found. the officer was indicted for manslaughter, but the charges were thrown out and a second grand jury declined to indict. the killing is one of several cases at the heart of black lives matter protests over the deaths of unarmed black men at the hands of police who have not be prosecuted. after years of protests and months of lobbying the justice department announced in september it would be investigating graham's death, but six months later investigators haven't offered any updates or interviewed graham's grandmother or little brother, the only nonpolice witnesses to the shooting. in the meantime, other high profile cases have been pushed to the forefront. >> it's the last step for us. >> eric holder hopes to wrap up investigations into the deaths of michael brown and trayvon martin before he leaves office which could be just weeks away

city police have no leads in the shooting. >>> jesse matthew is now charged with killing uva student hannah graham. prosecutors made the murder charges official yesterday. they also charged him with attempted murder for a fairfax county rape case from ten years ago. graham's body was found back in october. matthew could spend life in prison if convicted. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk with this happening right now.u.s. embassy in yemen is shutting down amid unrest in the country. this comes a day after operations were suspended there. the state department saying that all americans have moved out of the area as concerns over security mount. rebels have recently taken over much of the country. and there is also a raffle warning for all americans living in yemen. the entire country to leave and they're asking people not to travel to the country, as well. but u.s. military conducting counterterrorism efforts and missions in other parts of the country, they will stay. aaron. >>> it's 4:35. the white house says there is no doubt that an american hostage was killed by isis. kayla mueller was taken in

graham. she vanished from downtown charltsville last september and found on abandoned property. new york cityfficer was indicted today for shooting and killing this man who was unarmed in a brooklyn housing project in november. there's no word yet on the charges the officer faces. and a "360" follow authorities say the serial stowaway struck again. 63-year-old marilyn heartman facing charges after investigators say she snuck on a flight from minneapolis, st. paut international airport and flew to jacksonville florida. hart man has been caught repeatedly sneaking on flights. >>> wild car chase in los angeles, suspect, an alleged gunman crashes and carjacks a car and on the run again. he abandoned that car, fails to carjack another vehicle and police opened fire. wounded and arrested and hospitalized tonight recovering from surgery. >> amara walker thank you very much. >> we'll see you again at 11 p.m. eastern. the cnn special report chasing a killer mcstay family murders starts now. >>> first bike ride ever. >> exactly five years ago, the mcstay family mysteriously vanished. >> 10:39 a.m. that

city. next wednesday matthew is expected to appear in court via video link in the graham case. >>> congress march gerry connolly of virginia -- congressman gerry connolly of virginia wants to know why metro continues to have problems with passenger safety. >> delia goncalves is live near capitol hill with a preview. what time does the hearing start and who is going to be there today? >> reporter: the hearing on capitol hill begins in about two and a half hours. we will hear from the chairman of both the ntsb and the wamada board and also hear from a passenger who was stuck for more than a half-hour on the smoke-filled train. that passenger is jonathan rogers, one of the few people who performed cpr and tried to save the life of carol glover. the 61-year-old woman we now know later died of smoke inhalation. now virginia congressman gerry connolly is demanding answers. he wants to know more about the failures of the metro system and about metro's plans to make sure another tragedy does not happen again. the ntsb calling on metro to do a better job training its employees in safety measures and

cities in the country. it will take american leadership and that is what senator graham understand. >> pete you and i servedtan and iraq, and senator durbin is saying putting troops in the carnage of syria would be a mistake. we have seen our friends come back badly injured and not at all. can you respond to his comment? >> well there is obviously resist there is a decade long investment in blood and treasure in the country. what we would want to do is precisely position them alongside forces who do the mass of the fighting. whether it is the iraqis or whatever. you have to have -- absent this american leadership and that component it isn't that serious to talk about rolling back isis. it isn't serious to talk about defeating isis. dick durbin what is your plan? what is the counterplan to get at the heart of isis? airstrikes and leaving troops on the base to train isn't going to get it down. if you are satisfied where they are that is policy issue. but what we are doing now is not enough. >> we are encouraging others to put their own skin in the game right? >> that is right. another reason why american lead

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city? >> you're not the only one asking the questions as to why they would release this publicly. late today republican senators lindsey graham john mccain -- mccain being the chairman of the senate armed services committee -- sent a letter to president obama complaining about this saying that it revealed detailed plans of a potential operation that could jeopardize the lives of u.s., iraqi and coalition forces and they asked the president saying those responsible have jeopardized our national security interests and must be held accountable. now, officials here will tell you that by releasing it in advance, they're trying to put the isis fighters in a defensive crouch for some period of time and give some of those 1.5 million civilians in that town time to leave before any operation begins steve. >> so is the idea there that instead of having isis maybe spread a little bit, isis is being contained in the city trying to fortify it for the next six weeks? >> that's one of the reasons they give but i can tell you there are serious doubts that this plan would work in the short-term anyway because it would be carried out by 20 to

city of fairfax in 2005. just this weekend albemarle county grand jury indicted him on a first-degree murder charge in the case of hannah graham. the uva student disappeared in september. matthew was one of the last people seen on surveillance video with graham. her body was discovered five weeks later. the fairfax trial is slated to last two weeks. >>> just in to our newsroom a northern virginia daycare worker accused of biting a toddler has just been taken into custody after escaping from police custody earlier today. police just caught up with teresa brown at the dumfries plaza shopping center. she was arrest around 1:00 a.m. for failing to appear in court and violating her probation. last year we told you she was charged in a biting incident involving a 13-year-old boy in her daycare. after her arrest today, she complained of feeling pain. she escaped from a hospital in woodbridge. >>> new demands for a hate crime investigation in the chapel hill murders. three young muslim college students shot and killed in an off-campus condominium near unc. a neighbor is charged in the death. the victims' father says the case in his wo

city. further west we are looking mild seeing temperatures make it to the 80's across parts of texas. >>> thank you maria. >> breaking overnight the man suspected of killing hannah grahamdly charged with first degree murder. jessie matthew authorities holding a news conference at 11:00 a.m. to officially announce the new charges. graham went missing last september. it shows her and matthews at a bar. they found her body miles down the road. he faces charges of sexual assault in another case scheduled for trial in march. >> the college freshman is found dead and someone is rg chaed with her murder. she was found unresponsive and covered in blood in her dorm room. her boyfriend 19-year-old says earlier that night he shoved her during a fight and she hit her head on a chair. an autopsy shows she was strangled. >> convicted wife killer drew peterson facing brand new charges this morning. now he's accused of trying to put a hit on a prosecutor for putting him away. how the prosecutor is responding. >> heather, good morning to you. the new charge against drew peterson it is the second time he is accused of trying to get someone killed following the murder trial of kathy sabi

city to see what people thought about president obama's comments about christianity. would he ever say the same thing about mohamed and islam? coming up next we'll check in with the reverend franklin grahamand much, much more on this busy news night straight ahead. something for pain? i have bayer aspirin. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip! >>> welcome back to "hannity." christians across the country are still reeling over comments made by the president at yesterday's national prayer breakfast. just a reminder here's what he said. >> you see, isil, brutal vicious, death cult that in the name of religion carries out unspeakable acts of barbarism, terrorizing religious minorities like yazidis, subjecting women to rape as a weapon of war and claiming the mantle of religious authority for such actions. and lest we get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place, remember that during the crusades and inquisition people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. in our home country slavery and jim crow all too o

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