also elle hearns, an organizer , with black lives matter cleveland. and joining us by video stream billy joe mills is one of the , attorneys representing the tamir rice family. latonya, first of all, our condolences, although, this death took place over a year ago . i know you are reliving this today. can you respond to the grand jury's non-indictment of the officers? >> yes, thank you for your condolences will stop it is truly appreciated. we are in shock. we are totally in shock. we can't believe this decision came down the way it did. although we of seen other cases around the country where it has been a non-indictment, we still had hoped that there would be some type of resolution or an indictment or an arrest of these officers for the actions that were taken that day when they killed tamir. amy: what are you calling for now? >> now, our call is for the officers to be arrested. or to be fired. we're still looking for loretta lynch to intervene and to see if there is some type of resolution that can be made. as far as these officers actually facing

lawmakers are expected to hearn more today from the fbi homeland security and the national counter terrorism center. >> and we are learning more about the state department now saying they will support this visa waiver program change. legislation moving through congress that would require visas for people that have been to iraq, iran, sudan, or syria in the last five years. even if they're coming from one of the 38 visa waver countries. >> sounds like a big day ahead. thank you so much. donald trump is again threatening a third party bid. he has been under attack by the establishment for his proposed muslim ban. last night he left the door open. >> if i'm treated fairly i would never do it. if i'm not treated fairly i might very well do it. >> if you do it -- >> i have to be treated fairly. >> trump's political rivals have already condemned his proposal and now we're hearing from other big names. after sunday's oval office address trump tweeted obama said in his speech that muslims are our sports heros. what sport is he talking about and who is obama profiling. many were quick to point out on

hearn. you are not contesting the factual finding that the predominant motive was to comply with the voting rights act, is that right? >> we take the factual finds. we don't protest those. but what we do believe is that the court applied the wrong burden shifting standard in their analysis of those facts. when they have a mixed motive, the proper response would be to say okay, you've shown. >> you keep on saying mixed motive and people come on back to you trying to figure out whether you are in fact or are not in fact, contesting that the predominant motive was the voting rights act. and the court found, and it is a factual finding, that that's the motive. i don't want to harangue you on this. i just want you to understand what the argument is. >> to be very clear, yes, we accept the factual finding that that was what they said was a primary motive. but they errored when they did not shift the burden in a mixed motive case. i think footnote 21 with a healthy, kind of stand aurd. secondly, th

. >> which says it organized more than five hearn events on american campuses last year. >> we have socialre there's groups of students concerned about the whole b.d.s. movement. >> concerns include be anti-semitism. >> it is in my opinion anti semitic. when you focus on israel, but where are the boy cots for other countries also depriving people of human rights. >> we repeated that judaism and zion. on: of completely different. we even had jewish students performing in our die-in. >>ish students speaking on the microphone. >> this is not anti semitic or targeting israel or jews, why do they polarize the campus where jewish feel unsafe? >> she said she's been victimized, too. >> a few of my professors were acting very cold and distant after what happened with the die e. in. clubs that once collaborated with us didn't want to collaborate with us anymore, because they were too scared, and seeing the way that we were getting treated. >> like being pro timed on website canary mission. >> a few years later, these individuals are applying for jobs within your company. >> which critics charged se

manassas e warrenton and hearn donne and 52 around la plata and gaith ursburg and also 52 degrees for a high temperature with sunshine across the area just like today. i think we'll be hard pressed to find a cloud in the sky. by lunchtime tomorrow i think we'll get around 50 degrees and just prior to about -- or just before 5:00 our temperatures should hold in the 50s. so for several hours tomorrow, it's going to feel very nice. sunday, we're talking about still, we're going to be picking up a few clouds and some high clouds coming in from the west. you'll see them around areas like la rhea, win chester and hagerstown and then a lot more clouds on monday. so that's when we get the next change that you'll notice. 40s to low 40s and the clouds move in and it will be quite cool and good weekend for going to the christmas tree farm. here's a look at your saturday and the high 53. a little higher on sunday and no rain for next week and still in the 50s and amelia segal has more on next week and a sneak peek at next weekend. >> thanks, v.j. >>> this is an easy way to decorate your house for

prince george's county right along 495 and back toward the hearn donne and reston area and all of thiswith the light shower activity and it will continue some of the showers moving toward the anacostia area and right down nats park and seeing light rain there and the wider view not showing much and these light showers just continue to develop back to the west and it's the monster storm. look at this thing wrapping itself up and snow to the north. severe weather down to the south and this was from a storm yesterday and the storm leaves 43 dead in 11 states and this really is one monster storm making its way through the midwest and the plains and this is the tornado in the texas region where one of the tornadoes was rated an ef-4 tornado with winds of 200 miles per hour and that same storm system prompting flood warnings all across the mississippi river valley and it is a mess there. for us, fortunately, not nearly as big of a bless, but we are going to see the rain and here's the storm. i want to show you the latest advisories and winter storm warning to the north and look how much of t

thankful knowing this later this morning, state and local investigators are going to meet and try to hearn more about what exactly happened. so far we know it started when the operator got off the train to bypass a broken signal. it left the station without him and 50 passengers on board board. those people on board realized something was up, something was up. they passed four stations without stopping. one man we spoke to this morning said he and other riders forced their way into where the operator because they thought he was having some sort of medical issue only to find it empty. >> one of the guys started pounding on the door trying to get his attention, pushing the buttons. no response, no response. the door. it opened up. nobody in there. the door to the front of the train is wide open. and there is nobody there. happening bad stream come true happening bad stream come true? >> reporter: we spoke with a handful of other people getting on the train. one woman telling us she knew something was up with the train when she had to get up of north quincy and she didn't know what happened u

there have rigorous add hearns to process and that is so different from how george w bush and dick cheney ran their administration. this prec.e.o.s, they were deciders, they made decisions and moved on. they didn't second guess them sefs. the lawyerly mindset is really engaged with what can go wrong with this thing in front of us. what is the possibility second and third order consequences, so his critics will say are you ditterring. why aren't you just going to do whatever you will do about arming the rebels in syria, or send a surge. but he sees-- he gets almost paralyzed. >> if you look at those two examples, bush cheney, obama biden, is one obama-biden, more likely to be looking for all the alternatives and trying to choose among the best alternatives, on the one hand, versus another, i'm asking, another bush-cheney which pretty much knows what it wants to do and doesn't want to hear other alternatives. >> well, i mean t is sort of a harsh way of putting it. i might put it a different way. there san element of what are you getting at which is when the bush people decided they needed t

one hearn, please, quit your day job, because you're doing great. i'm sure she's great.uderton high school. so maybe we should bring her n i would love to hear her sing. >> i wonder if she ever sang for for hip. >> are you sure she's not lip-syncing someone said? i think that's real. >> lapd police officers getting into the living spirit. helped 94 year old word war two veteran get a christmas tree and a whole lot more. >> so herman perry, word war two veteran, not been seen or heard from in a unusually long time. concerned neighbors called police, for wellness check last friday. officers found him alive and well, but they decided he needed some christmas cheer. so the officer ronde dollars up christmas tree with lights and of course some mistletoe, they later returned to his house with christmas presents donated by fellow officers, perry says it is going to be a christmas he will never forget. very sweet. more than wellness check. that's a cheer necessary check. that gives you some cheer. >> well put. very, very well put. 7:42 the time. fight with your family during the

>> if you really want to hearn orchesesa, the answer may be video games. >> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm jeff glor. president obama hadn't addressed the nation from the oval office in over five years. that changed last night. the president said the terrorist threat has evolved into a new phraseseut he says the u.s. will ercome. this as he updated the investigation inn the attacks in san bernardino in a primetime speech. it was the first time the president had spoken from the oval office since august 2010 when the u.s. combat mission ended in iraq. major garrett is at the white house with details, majojo >> repepter: good even. the presididt knows the country isisn edge. as worried as ever about the malevolent and murderous influence of isis here in america. the president did not outline any new military strategy to the ongoing campaign in iraq and syria. he made it clear to the country what he believes happened in san bernardino. >> the fbi is still gathering the facts about what happened in san bernardino but here's what we know. the victim