it is attention to jamal clarke who was killed by police. they have been protesting for weeks. they say they can't because it can interfere with the investigations. they don't take issue with the message about but they don't want a protest two days before christmas. some protesters seem to be doubling down on their promise to foe to the maul. they have been tweeting with the hashtag, sue me too >>> the u.n. is expressing concern over political uncertainty in haiti. the presidential election run offset for the 27th was postponed indefinitely. protesters continued to fill the streets making allegations and fraud in the first round of voting. >> reporter: in the capital city of the western hemisphere poorest country, this is just another day. tear gas often mixes with protest ahere as the forces struggle to maintain order. you've got security police forces crouching behind this wall here, rocks are coming in, you've got a tank with water blowing but protesters, this trying to show some civil semblance in this country. this began in october amid corruption and voter fraud during th

(sot) (rick mazanec @ :34) it could be an airplane (sot) (jamal clark @ :04) it looks like a missile. (sot) (emily lopato @ :04) is that really long shooting star? might be a meteor. (sot) (mikehna tondreau @ :03) is it santa claus? others just watched in amazement. (sot) (bertha and pixels adventure @ :04) wooooow! according to u-s strategic command, which helps monitor thousands of items orbiting in space, the object was the remnants of a used russian rocket - one that may have helped launch a soyuz supply vehicle to the international space station on monday, scheduled to dock this morning. (sot) (brian keating, uc san diego physics professor) (telescope @ 022526) (needs skype bug!) every day, hundreds and hundreds of tons of material slam into the earth's atmosphere // (022630) but we're quite fortunate that most of these objects that are produced on earth are tracked // and we can control to some degree what their characteristics are going to be when they come back to earth. (sot) (rick mazanec @ :20) it's is one of 16-thousand space objects tracked by the joint space operations c

and this is to draw attention to the death of jamal clark. >>> and from the bbc, kennian muslims shield christians in mandera bus attack. they told the militants to quote kill them together or leave them alone. at least two died in the attack. >>> a retrial date has been set for one of the baltimore officers indicted in the death officer william porter will stand trial again on june 13th. his initial trial ended in a hung jury. >>> bill cosby is firing back. beverly johnson is being sued for defamation. cosby has repeatedly denied wrong doing and has never been criminally charged. >>> and once again netflix will allow for a three minute new year's countdown and celebration you can play anytime so that your children don't have to stay up past their bedtime. i'm all over that one. >>> the empire state building is certainly in the holiday spirit this season. the building's annual holiday lights show was choreographed to >> i saw the lights but i didn't know. without the song, it doesn't have the same effect. >> this is the service we provide for you, bill. this is played hourly all week un

lives matter organized the demonstration to call attention to the november 15th police shooting of jamal clark who died earlier, banned leaders all together. >> do you think the lawsuit had to do with lack of coordination? >> absolutely, some of the at least three of them said they were not able to come in here. >> the manager said he would lose about $6,000 people. he was one that said,ing the slogan was the issue. >> at a distance well they couldn't go somewhere goods evere going to do what, i'm sorry? >> civil rights women rights gay rights made people oven comfortable. >> all leverage of mercy is up. >> at the very least, the protest remains peaceful. it says the courts have always affirmed that this is private property and they had any right to kick these off. taadam you're up. >> firing court appointed lawyers and representing himself. the judge, the district attorney spoke after the hearing. >> there aren't many proceeding you can hold in court, whether an arrangement or a preliminary hearing or sentencing, we are always concerned that the purpose is competent, they can aid to their own

jamal clark - it might be a meteor. claus? )) ((denise valdez)) according to u-s strategic command, which helps monitor thousands of items orbiting in space, the used russian rocket - one that may have helped launch a soyuz supply vehicle to the international space station on monday, was scheduled to dock this morning. the russian rocket is one of 16-thousand space objects tracked by the joint space operations center, which fall over arizona tuesday evening./// ((paul joncich)) > a little girl panicks after knocking her elf on the shelf... down. the 7-year-old from old bridge new jersey called 9-1-1 and immediately regretted it. (( (911 dispatch) "911. where is your emergency? 911. hello?" (isabella laperuta, 7-year-old): "it's isabella." (911 dispatch) "hi, hi isabella. why are you calling 911?" (isabella laperuta, 7-year-old): "don't come to my house. don't!." (911 dispatch) "ok, why did you call 911 honey?" (isabella laperuta, 7-year-old): "don't come to my house. ok!." )) ((paul joncich)) well the 9-1-1 call may have been

demonstrations have been non-stop since the killing of jamal clark earlier this month. >>> in baltimore selection started in the case against william porter, one of the six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray which sparked pass protests in april. 75 of the juries questioned today say they are familiar with the grey case. john terrett has more. >> reporter: good evening, john, and that's why they are coming back tomorrow for more intense questioning to determine whether they really can give a fair trial in a case they already know so much about. a very complex case at that. william porter the first of the six officers charged in freddie gray's death arrived at the courthouse. while jury selection got underway inside, demonstrators protested loudly outside, their chants clearly audible inside the courtroom. >> mr. grey's death was a homicide. >> reporter: william porter has pleaded not guilty. but publicity surrounding the case is one of the toughest hurdles. >> the biggest challenge for the defense is the climate right now for a police officer charged with mans

protesters want minneapolis police shooting a video killing jamal clark. >> donald trump now has a 21-point lead over senator ted cruz. cruz was in the spotlight and hillary clinton is scoring an even bigger lead over democrats. nbc's edward lawrence reports on the heated campaign trail. >> senator ted cruz blasts the washington post for what he calls a tasteless attack. the newspaper ran an editorial cartoon showing cruz as an organ grinder. >> folks want to attack me, i signed up for that, that's fine. >> the editor says he usually looks at all of the cartoons, but didn't look at this one. he added in a statement it's generally been the policy of our editorial section to leave children out of it, but the cartoonist didn't back down, tweeting ted cruz has put his children in a political ad. don't start screaming when the editorial cartoonists draw them, as well. >> cruz says "the washington post" did the right thing, pulling the cartoon off its web page. >> it's not complicated. don't make fun of a 5-year-old girl and 7-year-old girl. >> it's an unwritten rule not to go after the chi

protesters want minneapolis police to remove video of an officer shooting and killing jamal clark nextonth. the big holiday getaway under way. aaa tells us tonight this evening will be the busiest time to travel. 90% of travelers across the country will be traveling because of the drop in the gas prices out there. travel in our area is up over last year by a little more than 1%. let's get an update on how the rain and the fog are affecting this holiday rush, doug? >> they're affecting it in a big way. all around the beltway and 95 is a mess, and it will be a complete mess and right on through the day tomorrow and with more rain likely and take a live look outside and just a nasty, nasty shot out there toward the capital and we have the rain falling and temperatures on the warm side. 65 degrees and 20 degrees above average. winds continue to be out of the south at 6 miles per hour and the rest of the area, 64 degrees currently in leesburg. last-minute shopping and a lot of people got the frustration going on and rain and fog, 63 and make sure you have the umbrella and tomorrow a few sho

demonstrators to lead or subject to arrest this comes after a police involved shooting 24-year-old jamal clark once again facing questions after a mistake by one of its agents. police report filed in washington, d.c. shows an agent left his service weapon, radio and badge in his personal car and left the window rolled down. problem one. the next that happened on monday about a block from secret service headquarters in d.c. someone stole all those things. the police report says a witness saw someone reach into the car but didn't see them take anything. at this time police have no suspects. >>> real housewives of new jersey star theresa you had guidice is now ousts prison. she has finish serving her one year sentence danbury federal correction institution just in time for christmas. she was serving time for pleading guilty to bankruptcy fraud. guidice will remain on house arrest with ankle monitor until february. her husband joe is set to begin his sentence in march. >>> mysterious lights in the southwest skies. setting off wave of excitement on social media. >> sure did. wasn't a ufo or anythin

the protesters want minneapolis police to release video of an officer shooting and killing jamal clark last month and that's where we'll start the "talk around town" troy johnson is here with us. your listeners have been calling for justice. there was an l.a. times viewer that wrote being black is exhausting. >> you're talking about a community that's uneased by these ongoing stories. life after life being lost and in many situations we're talking about at the hands of police officers and the folks that were supposed to be protecting you. on the other hand, being in the situation, fighting off the stigma, the conversations that people have at work or have with friends and, you know, there's a perpetuated feeling in some circles that the black community doesn't have folks that really care about what's happening in our community. >> that stigma that, you know, these things are happening in the plaque community. there's kind of a tie-in that people were telling me about that people are lumping these conversations about the black lives matter protest with the ongoing crime and shootings th

(sot) (jamal clark @ :04)it looks like a missile. (sot) (mikehna tondreau @ :03) is it santa claus?the object streaked across the night sky.paststicki pogue's airplane window.( pogue) 16:39:57 the captain got on the pa said there is a meteor going by - it was big fireball with a sparkly tailnot a meteor, as it turned out, but the booster from a russian rocket sent up on monday - now coming down.(16:40:32 pogue ) after a moment after you saw this beautiful thing you sasa wait where is that going - it was close to plane and realized it was heading to earth so we were concernedthat rocket became the 109th object to come down from space this year - part of a steadily increasing trend: as the technology gets smaller and cheaper, more governments and companies are sending satellites and rockets - so more junk falls out of orbit back to earth.paul ceruzzi is a curator at the smithsonian air and space museum.(151111 ceruzzi) you can do wonderful things in space - communication s, weather, navigation, all pollute that environment with debris it's like polluting a pristine river or lake on th

as for tomorrow's protest it is in response to last month's police shooting death of jamal clark. >>morning. >> good morning. you have publicly called this unlawful. how are they breaking the law? >> i want to start by taking a little bit of issue with how you led into this story by saying mall of america is taking on black lives matter. we are not. we totally respect the message. we totally respect their free speech rights. absolutely. it just doesn't belong -- a demonstration doesn't belong on private property, and specifically in this case mall of america. the demonstrators like black lives matter have been told time and time again that under minnesota law and really under u.s. court law a private property owner has the right to say no, demonstrations no. come here and shop. school choirs come and sing holiday music. that is what we're about. we are not about demonstrations. >> well some might argue that the hallways inside the mall are public. the individual stores inside the individual mall is private. >> it's been resoundingly turned down by the supreme court. specifically rela

protesters were trying to draw attention to recent police shootings of jamal clark, a black man. >> the woman accused of intentionally driving her car into a crowd of pedestrians on the vegas strip sunday night faced a judge for the first time. 24-year-old lakeisha holloway was arraigned for murder and her three-year-old daughter was in the car when she barrelled through the crowd, killing one, injuring dozens of others. hollowayid not enter a plea. she will be back in court next month. the chipotle restaurant where 100 people were sickened with the neurosooirs is scheduled to be reopened today. it's been closed since december 7th, but it passed inspection on wednesday, meantime the restaurant chain says it's methods in an effort to address food safety concerns, stemming from a separate e. coli outbreak in eight states. one will dip fresh ingredients into boiling water to disple concerns. hyatt hotel says it found malware on the computer systems that process payments. that means hackers may have obtained data information. it is only properties owned by high west virginia they have taken