jamar clark is not fine. his funeral is set for today. five young men who were shot by these gunmen, these suspicious gunmen, hoover son doesn't some unknown and bizarre reason. they were had to leave or they were, come down to a nonviolent protest and provoke people and then shoot at people when people raise questions about their intentions is just a series of provocations. it is symptomatic -- the issue of racism, injustice, discrimination, and i think that all they're doing is provoking firm or andand up stronger. as i said, as many times before, you have people standing up for 15 and a union, people standing up for criminal justice reform, people standing up nowadays for climate action, standing up for immigration reform. there is a surge going on across this country among diverse populations craving justice, demanding fair treatment. they might be but a bit of a different issues, but it is the same general thrust. we have to have more just society. you have called for the release of the jamar clark video. we have just in the situatio

protesters have been demostrating the death of jamar clark, who was shot by police earlier this month. authorities say they don't know what caused the shooting. witnesses at the scene say the shooters were white supremacists, who fired six shots into a crowd of protesters. an update to a des moines double homicide. homicide.police are now saying a mother and her 16 year-old daughter were both killed sunday night.47-year-old barney fraaken is in custody at a des moines area hospital. he's the husband and the father of both victims.fraaken is recovering from self- inflicted injuries.authorities say the motive appears to be related to a domestic conflict. iowa regulators are now transferring money that they withheld for months from university research centers. centers.that comes after critics say the iowa utilities board was violating the law by hanging on to more than 5 million dollars.the two research centers were studying alternative energy and global warming.the board had previously said it wouldn't transfer the money until the centers answered questions about how previous funding ha

police say jamar clark was a suspect in an assault that night. they say that he tried to interfere with paramedics trying to treat the victim of that assault. they say jamar clark then proceeded to fight with police on the scene. in the end, he was shot in the head. and pronounced dead at the hospital the following day. the two police officers involved in that incident have been named. although they're apparently still on the job. there are a number of on going investigations as authorities try to determine exactly what happened on november 15th in minneapolis including a state investigation into whether or not jamar clark was handcuffed when he was shot. which is what several eyewitnesss claim. there's also a federal civil rights investigation under way one requested by local authorities after the start of these persistent daily protests in minneapolis. every day since the killing. it's been protesters associated with the black lives matter movement camped outside minneapolis's fourth police precinct demands among other things that police releas

. >>> a funeral was held today in minneapolis for 24-year-old jamar clark. there have been protests in that city since clark was killed by police earlier this month. late monday night five black lives matter protesters were shot and injured during a demonstration. police say four men are in custody, but they haven't been charged yet in connection with the shootings. melissa khan is in minneapolis. melissa. >> reporter: randall, it's very confusing. fifrs police had one suspect in custody and then two. then they had to let one go. then one turned himself in. in the end we have four men in custody as you mentioned, no charges. that has partially explained why people here outside the fourth precinct police station have been so nervous because of the incident from two nights ago in there were shooting and people were injured. organizers say at the request of the family, because it is the funeral day, that they decided not to hold any major rallies. there were no protests on wednesday morning in minneapolis. instead people gathered for the funeral for jamar clark

. >>> the fatal shooting of jamar clarke by the police has sparked shootings and protesters have left much of the city on edge. but it has left the city on edge. melissa clarke is here with us. >> hundreds of people walked through the streets of minneapolis as they decided to take the opportunity to organize and plan things in the coming days, because they're in it for the long haul. but yes, it's a quieter day because of the funeral. there were no protests on wednesday morning in membership minimum, but instead, people gathered to honor jamar clarke, shot and killed a week ago. it was busy, but calm. black be lives matter protesters came out hours after the shooting and they have never left. >> this iser spiritual warfare that we're combating with peace and love, and how do you do that? >> it's the own community. and it's all races here, and that's a good thing. it's a good thing, it's every race, and that's lovely. >> la keyla king is camped out here, and her son was injured sunday night after one of the men was shot in the crowd. >> he's recovering good, and he's going to pull thro

now, and they're calling for more transparency, and they want justice and they want it now. >> jamar clarke died as a result of the injuries sustained in the incident involving the minneapolis police officers on november 15th. >> reporter: jamar clarke's death tuesday afternoon, he was shot by police officers on sunday. witnesses say that he and thinks girlfriend got into a fight. and she called 9-1-1, and he got into a physical altercation with the police. >> he was not doing nothing, and maybe after a minute after watching it, the gun went off. and that's what i saw. but the guy was not fighting back. >> reporter: some witnesses say that clarke was restrained in handcuffs when he was shot. and the police say he wasn't. >> we need to know the truth, and everyone involved needs to know that. >> reporter: being activists are calling for justice for jamar clarke. they clocked traffic for hours. 51 people were arrested. minneapolis mayor, betsy hodges, demanded the department of justice open a civil rights investigation into the shooting. >> we understand that people are frustrated and we're d

"we have also demanded a release of the video tapes related to the shooting death of jamar clark. we have not received the video tapes and we are going to continue to demand the release of those video tapes. another naacp spokesman said local and national leaders ith the organization will lead a rally and candle light vigil tomorrow. today crews demolished the ohio apartment building that was destroyed when a small plane crashed into it last week. all nine people on board the plane were killed. no one was inside in the apartment building. there were seven employees of a florida real estate company on board. a preliminary report says an instructor on another plane warned the two pilots just before the crash that weather conditions were barely suitable for landing. the plane was less than two miles from an airport when it crashed. earlier in the newscast, we talked about the "mo- vember" event at unity-point, st. lukes, which is encouraging men to "man- up" and get screened for prostate cancer. sports director brad pautsch has taken the challenge, and he joins us live with more. the

and in minneapolis, black lives matter protests are going on following the death of jamar clark by police men were shot near the protests over clark's death. joining me now is cornell williams brooks, president and ceo of the naacp. mr. brooks, thank you for being with us. >> it's good to be here. >> we have the video that was released yesterday. i have to ask you, what was your reaction when you saw it? >> i was horrified to see a 17-year-old executed on tape, to have bullet after bullet fired into his body, in a semi- fetal position on the streets of chicago. it was absolutely disturbing, horrifying. if we think about "the hunger games" as a kind of reality show set in the future, this is not a reality show. this is a tragic, moral drama, played out on our streets on a day-to-day basis, where african american men are 21 times more likely to lose their lives at the hands of the police than their white counterparts. this is unconscionable. when we think about the fact that we have the video, if you will of tamir rice, walter scott, laquan mcdonald, burns into our consciousness over the co

are continuing an effort to create a no police zone. >> they lost their right of they executed jamar clark in the middle of the street. >> it's out of control right now. >> demonstrators are demanding police release the video of clark's arrest. they say they will continue to exercise their right to protest and organizers hope everyone does it peacefully. >>> checking news from across the country now. a man in fresno, california is facing charges for packing serious heat. officers raided two homes of that 59-year-old man finding hundreds of guns, rifles and assault weapons. the man used to be a gun dealer before his license was revoked last year. >>> people in one mississippi city are on notice to pull up their pants. an advertising campaign asking people to stop wearing those sagging pants. police say there's currently a law in the works to help enforce this policy. the police chief says right now someone with sagging pants could be arrested for indecent exposure. >>> a firefighter is being praised for saving a three week old boy. he ran into that home to save the baby in the flames. >> i

minnesota governor mark dayton says he wants jamar clark's family and members of the 'black ves matter' movement to meet with the justice department's lawyers. two men have been charged two men in indiana with the deadly home invasion that claimed the live of the pregnant wife of a pastor. the county prosecutor announced 21-year-old jalen watson a a 18-year- old larry taylor face multiple charges, including murder. the 28-year-old pastor's wife was found dead on november 10th by her husband after he returned home from the gym. the prosecutor said that d-n-a testing was the break that helped lead them to one of the suspects. s/rick hite / marion county police chief :16 "we want people to u uerstand, 're seriris about bringing bacacthe issue of peace and tranquility to our neighborhoods. we want the community to continue to support us. but we are also going to continue to maintain a partnership, and make sure you understand we're serious about the mission and making us safe." the victim was 13 weeks along. the couple's 1 1month-old son was home upstairs in a crib and wasn't hurt in the a

the officers involved in the shooting death of jamar clark have claimed clark tried to grab their guns. >>> nato and the u.n. are both seeking calm and warning against an escalation after turkey shot down a russian warplane along the border with syria yesterday. the turkish air force says the plane violated their airspace and ignored ten warnings to leave. a claim the u.s. military confirms. the turkish ministry of defense is pointing to a radar image they say shows the path of the plane as it flew over turkey. after being hit the two russian pilots did manage to eject but they floated down into hostile territory. so-called moderate rebels claim they fired at the pilots as they parachuted to the ground. at least one pilot was killed by gunfire. the russian government says the other pilot was picked up by the syrian army commandos alive and has been returned to russia's air base there. the rebels also fired at a russian search and rescue helicopter killing one serviceman. russian president vladimir putin called the takedown of the warplane a quote, stab in the back, and is sending in ne

minneapolis cops use chemical spray on people protesting the police shooting of jamar clark. >>> and caught on video. a helicopter spins out of control in a deadly crash. this is the "cbs morning news." when your cold makes you wish... ...you could stay... ...in bed all day... ...you need the power of... rnew theraflu expressmax. new theraflu expressmax. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? >>> video shows the deadly crash wednesday of a helicopter in southern california. witnesses say it appeared to have a normal landing at the airport in carlsbad but then begins to spin out of control. the tail breaks off and then the chopper burst into flames. firefighters doused the fire. >> i just saw the propeller spinning and spinning and spinning. and then it kind of tipped over. to looked to me like it had tipped over, and then it just >> both people on board were killed. the faa and the ntsb are investigating. >>> an

been on the scene of constant protests for more than a week, since an officer shot 24-year-old jamar clark. clark's cousin was one of five "it doesn't ke sense, you know. we were not doing any harm, we were just asking questions and the man opens fire. and he didn't say 'stop' or 'freeze', he just (inaudible) us on the street and opened fire on us." us."none of the vicicms have any life-threatening injuries. police say the three suspects in custody are white men in their 20's.investigators are still looking for more suspects thik morning. today marks 30 years since one of the darkest days in iowa state atletic history. history.on november 25-th 1985 -- 7 members and coaches of the cyclone women's cross country team died in a plane crash.they were on their way home from taking second place in the n-c-double-a championships in milwaukee.the four members of the team that flew on a different plane that day will be honoring their teammates at am ceremony in des moines that starts at 4 today. in des moines, a man was arrested right after leaving the hospital.police say 24-year-old troy mure juni

and demonstrators have come out calling for transparency and justice. >> jamar clark died on november5th. >> they announced his death tuesday afternoon. >> he had been shot by police officers just after midnight sunday. witnesses say clark and his girlfriend got into a fight. she called 911. after a confrontation with paramedics he allegedly got into a physical altercation with the police. >> he was not moving, fighting, screaming, nothing. the next thing we know maybe a minute watching it, the gun went off. that's what i saw. but the guy was not fighting back. >> some say in a he was restrained in handcuffs when he was shot. >> the police say he wasn't. >> we need to know what happened. everyone involved needs that and deserves that. >> activists are call forgive justice for jamar clark. activists blocked traffic for hours. 51 people from arrested. there was an opening of a civil rights investigation. >> people are expressing frustration. we're doing the best we can to have an independent process. >> some say clark was brain dead and taken off blood support. >> i loved my son, you kn

they led a march through minneapolis tuesday. >> reporter: at the request of jamar clark's family todayf mourning, not a day of protest here in minneapolis. black lives matter didn't schedule demonstrations or marches today. on the way from the church when the funeral was held today on the way to the cemetery in north minneapolis the funeral procession did stop by. it was at the same encampment monday night that five protesters were shot. now, the injuries were all considered nonlife threatening. some of the wounded were able to attend the funeral here today. federal investigators are watching that investigation to see if any federal hate crime charges may be involved. craig, back to you. >> thank you. i want to bring in fellow. former new york police officer and director of the black law enforcement alliance joins me, as well. let me start with you. what stands out to you about the protester shooting investigation? >> it's an act of domestic terrorism. it's not just about trying to injure protesters but trying to scare and put fear into the range and the community of protesters who are

some witnesses claimed 24-year-old jamar clark was either hand-cuffed or restrained at the time of the shooting. but the police union representing the officers involved, denied that allegation and said clark had gained control of an officer's gun. today police have arrested two male suspects-- one white, one hispanic-- in monday night's shooting, and the brother of jamar clark has called for an end to the demonstration in light of the shootings. but members of the "black lives matter" movement who have been credited with keeping the minneapolis demonstrations peaceful, say they will continue to protest. >> we will not bow to fear or intimidation. black lives matter exists to fight against this type of violent white supremacy, dangerous anti-black rhetoric, and criminalization of black people. because of that, we are re-committing our occupation of the 4th precinct until we get justice. >> brown: police say there were no life-threatening injuries among the five people shot monday night, however one victim underwent surgery for a gun shot wound to the stomach. joining us now for more per

today keith ellison told me he was very concerned about the death of jamar clark but he's confident in a justice investigation into the shooting. >> all over the country and even here in minneapolis we have had difficulty getting independent thorough investigations of officer-involved shootings, particularly of african-americans. so i was sympathetic and highly concerned. but you know, we've been in touch. we asked that the justice department do an independent investigation, and they have stepped in to do so pretty quickly. and the state of minnesota, the bureau of criminal apprehension has stepped in as well. so in minneapolis we do not have the police investigating the police. this is a good thing. and i think that i'm confident that vinita gupta who's the head of civil rights justice right now, she knows about the case. obviously civil rights justice department is taking it seriously. and i'm confident that they are going to investigate the case thoroughly. but that does not mean the neighbors and community members should take their eye off this case. i think public scrutiny is very

>>> people have gathered in the streets of minneapolis to protest the death of 24-year-old jamar clarks shot in the head by police last weekend. the police union says he was reaching for a gun. witnesses say he was handcuffed. minnesota congressman keith ellison showed up at one of the protests himself last week, one day after a picture surfaced on twitter of his son at a protest, a picture that prompted congressman ellison to tweet, "photo is agonizing for me to see. my son is peacefully protesting with hands up, officer shouldering a gun. why?" today keith ellison told me he was very concerned about the death of jamar clark but he's confident in a justice investigation into the shooting. >> all over the country and even here in minneapolis we have had difficulty getting independent thorough investigations of officer-involved shootings, particularly of african-americans. so i was sympathetic and highly concerned. but you know, we've been in touch. we asked that the justice department do an independent investigation, and they have stepped in to do so pretty quickly. and the state of mi

in minneapolis, demonstrations continued more than a week after jamar clark was killed by police. this comes a day after 5 people were shot near protests outside a police station. clark's cousin was one of the five injured, but that didn't stop him from coming back... "i'm hurting, my community needs me. need them, aad i'm not going to lay down." "when love is present you can't stay home. in the face of hate we have to come togethr" funeral services for jamar clark are set for this afternoon. the jury in the trial for the first baltimore police officer charged in freddie gray's death will won't a judge mamae the decision yesterday in a pre-trial hearing for officer william porter. between 75 and 80 people will be in the pool for jury selection, which begins on monday. and other chargeses he has pleaded n nt guilty. police in michigan have released dash cam video of a chase in the snow for suspects in a bank robbery. the chase ended after the suspect's car crashed into another vehicle on a snowy, slick road. three suspects inside the vehicle were arrested. davenport firefighters wh

matter" is demanding information regarding the shooting of a man over the weekend. 24 year old jamar clark was shot after officers responded to a domestic assault case. clark is now on life support. some witnesses say clark was handcuffed, but police deny that claim. the minneapolis mayor is calling for an independent investigation. the number of adults in the u-s who smoke has declined about 10 percent over the past 18 years... that's according new government statistics from the first half of the year. the study found just under 15 percent of americans currently smoke. that's the lowest percentage since this survey began in 19-97... when nearly a quarter of americans were smokers. researchers say the reduction is due to smoking bans... increasing costs of cigarettes... and awareness campaigns. this week is all about celebrating entrepreneurs... it's also about creating new entrepreneurs... coming up... we'll tell you why encouraging others to open their own businesses. wake up in your first home. wake up in a home with a new address. wake up in a home with no address. your dream home evol

the rally was protesting the deadly police shooting of jamar clark earlier this month. officials say five people were shot... they are all expected to be okay. no arrests have been made. the shooters are described only as white men. there's no place like home, but an iconic dress has a new judy garlard's iconic blue dress from "the wizard of oz" sold yesterday for well over a million dollars. the dress is one of only two dorothy costumes in existence. other costumes from the movie... have been sold off as well... the most expensive going for over 3- million. it was the cowardly lion costume. coming up in the next half hour of today in iowa... they protect and serve... only these officers have four legs.. the latest department to add a k9 unit... and why they're giving you a

schwarze.investigagars ay ey were responding to a domestic assault over the weekend when they shot jamar clark in the head, killing him. some people claim clark was handcuffed when he was shot. his death has prompted protests in n the twin cities over the past three days.many demonstrators want authorities to release police video of the shooting - which authorities say won't happen until an investigation is complete. a man is dead after an early morning shoototg with police in south florida. florida.officials say officers were trying to stop a man who broke the windshield of a patrol car.the officers first tried to stun the suspect before opening fire and killing him.one of the officers was taken to the hospital.the s soting is still under investigation. the man accused of starting a fire during the baltimore riots will serve four years in prison.federal prosecutors say taymon carter was caught on video trying to open a c-v-s store's safe before setting the building on fire.in will also have to pay 500- thousand dollars in restitution. iran has started cutting back on its nuclear progam. progo

shootings, as demonstrations erupted, while dozens are protesting the police precinct against jamar clarke, an unarmed black man. today, they took to the streets in solidarity. and more from diane eastabrook >> reporter: it turned chaotic as several approached the police station sunday night. >> they hit over here, and one of them started reach and go backing up. >> reporter: the police say that the shooting started just before 11 p.m., leaving five injured. protesters called the shooters white supremacists. >> what happened last night was a planned hate crime and an act of terrorism against those who have been in the pre-since against jamar clarke. >> he was a man shot by the police during a scuffle november 15th. and he died the next day of a gunshot wound to the head. since then, the protesters have been outside of the precinct, demanding video of the shooting. so far, authorities have refused to release that video, but the new shooting puts the pressure on officials. they are investigating along with the fbi and the justice department. but black lives matter say that white supremacists

hundreds attended the funeral last night for 24-year-old jamar clark. there have been daily protests since clark was shot and killed by an fficer more than a week ago. pe francis is in africa this afternoon, spreading a message of peace. this morning, he held his the pontiff says he wants to bring healing and reconciliation to a region that has suffered greatly in the recent past. in ticipation of the trip, the tech-savy holy father tweeted "may my visit to africa be a sign of the church's esteem for all religions and strengthen our bonds of friendship." back at home - we have an date now to the governor's highly-debated medicaid plan. earlier this year, the governor announced the medicaid program that has been run by the state, will soon be run by four private companies. yesterday, the des moines register reported a judge recommended the state throw out one of four of those contracts. the ruling calls for the state to reverse the contract for well-care. in addition to paying millions in fines fofraud or mismanagemenen, three wewe-care executives were r

the rally stemmed from the fatal shooting of jamar clark earlier this month. >>> police in new york were searching for a murder suspect on monday, they spotted him and he led police on a chase into new jersey. at times a driver headed into on coming traffic. he got stuck in traffic and officers surrounded his car. they arrested david campos who awaits extradition back to new york. >>> this dash cam video was released from louisville, texas. he pulled a woman over on saturday e noticed that her baby seat was run down. instead of writing her a ticket. he took her to a store and brought her a brand new child seat. >> thanksgiving started off in dallas with a star wars contest. the winner said he didn't practice for the contest at all. it the force awakens coming out december 18 is from disney, the parent company of 6abc. you want to try it. >> impressive. >> man of many talents. >> thank you. >>> we have something for everybody who plans on thanksgiving, and something for those who plan to shop. >>> a car crashes and burst into flames. details when "action news" continues. >> good morning,

it happened near the 4th precinct, which is where protestors have been gathering since jamar clark was shot and killed last week. police are now searching for three suspects. also the u.s. army is investigating why a helicopter crashed killing four crew , members. it happened in fort hood, texas last night. the helicopter was a uh-60, similar to this one here. army officials say the crew was assigned to division west, first army and they were on a training mission at the time. new information, a video has reportedly surfaced showing one of the pilots of a russian warplane that was shut down by turkey overnight. turkey says the plane straight into its airspace during a mission in syria and gave repeated warnings but they were ignored. a rebel group at the scene of the wreckage claims one pilot was dead at the wreckage but the fate of the other pilot is unknown. eric: also right now, as millions prepare to travel for thanksgiving, the u.s. is warning americans to stay vigilant. the terror threat is also front and center at the white house today, as don champion reports. don: french presi

they're demanding justice for the shooting death of jamar clark by minneapolis police earlier this month. prosecutors say a grand jury will decide whether to charge the officers involved with any crimes. meanwhile, police are holding three men who are accused of shooting at protesters monday night. five people were shot in that to be okay. eric: thanks shaina. a kcci exclusive now. a sergeant with the missouri highway patrol says it's the agency's negligence that killed clive native brandon ellingson. back in may 2014, 20-year-old ellingson was in handcuffs in police custody when he went overboard on a patrol boat and drowned. former water patrol supervisor sgt. randy henry tells kcci the highway patrol is at fault, but he says they have been trying to silence his testimony. sgt. henry says the highway patrol hid key evidence during a coroner's inquest and that the trooper who arrested ellingson, anthony piercy, should be facing criminal charges. >> should someone have faced criminal charges for what happened on the lake that day? sgt. randy henry: yes, i belive so. >> what charges? sgt.

the protesters have been camped out there for more than a week after 24-year-old jamar clark was shot and killed during a struggle with police. some witnesses said clark was handcuffed at the time. the police deny that. in africa, the pope calls for peace between christians and muslims. and how the world's biggest drone maker plans to stop isis from using them on the battlefield. right back. >>> pope francis is preaching a message of peace on his first visit to africa. he said his first mass there today in kenya. he'll also be making stops in uganda and the central african allen pizzey is with the pope in nairobi. >> reporter: the traditional african welcome was a joyous reflection of how pope francis' message is being received. a kenyan newspaper summed it up as "our politicians could learn a thing or two from him." on his first trip to africa, francis urged kenyans to help bridge the increasingly violent divisions between muslims and christians. all too often, he said, young people are being radicalized in the name of religion to sow discord and fear. kenya suffered at the hands of

say threremen beben shooting near protestors - demonstrating about the recent police killing of jamar clark. police are still looking for *other suspects. black lives matter demonstrators s ve been at the police station the better part of a week, since clark's death. after last night's violence, clark's brother thanked demostrators for their support and asked people to stop the protests in the name of safety. north liberty is considering a ban on weapons that isn't sitting well with some of its residents.the city council is planning to talk about the ban on guns on city prerty at their meeting g night.... tonight....cbcb2 news reporter liberty with what we can expect. karen, youe right -- this will only be a discussion... there will be no action taken tonight. tonight.we're about an hour and half away from this highly- talked about city council meeting...the proposal is to ban all guns from city property like the parks, library and city buildings.if the ban passes, those in violation will b bcharged with trespassing...which means potential jail time and fines. many people in the city -- and

hundreds came out to protest 4- year-old jamar clark's death... minneapolis police say they were called because clark had assaulted someone. police say he wouldn't let paramedics help that victim - and a struggle ensued... ending with police shooting clark. the bureau of criminal investigation is looking into clark's death. baltimore police bombed their handling of the protests and riots after freddie gray died in policee custody - that's according to a report from a law enforcement the police executive research forum released a repo today saying that baltimore officers didn't prepare for the riots -- and officers lacked proper training and equipment to deal with the aggresive crowds that formed in the sprin gafter gray died from a spinal injury he suffered while in police custody. no one is hurt after a semi crashes into a business... it happened this morning in dyersville at faust millwork and cabinetry... the owner of the business says she got a call this morning saying a semi rolled across the street into her business.. she says insurance will

hundreds of marchers shot down interstate 94 in response to the shooting of jamar clark. as shot by minneapolis police officer and later died. witnesses say clark was handcuffed when he was shot but police deny that account. the two officers involved are now on paid administrative leave. >>> fines for selling tobacco products to minors could go up today in montgomery county. the council members will take a final vote on the decision today. the new proposal would boost first time fines from $500 to $1,000. it would be another $1,000 for any subsequent fines. >>> another vote for the council as well, montgomery county, vote on a bill to protect home buyers requiring a seller to disclose whether radon is on the home for sale. the seller does not have to test for radon. they have to tell the buyer if they know of the presence of radon in the house. >>> a big personal announcement from actor charlie sheen. there were rumors is lating about his health in recent months. he will sit down for an exclusive interview with matt lauer on the "today" show. you can watch it next at 7:00

. >>> the federal government has joined an investigation into a jamar clark is brain dead after being shot sunday night. there are conflicting accounts whether clark was handcuffed resisted arrest. hundreds protesting the shooting shut down interstate 94 last night in minneapolis. more than 50 people were arrested. >>> some extreme weather starting with tornadoes in texas as many as a dozen twisters were reported in the texas panhandle. the severe storms left houses of people without power. golf ball sized hail came down in some parts, as well. a halliburton plant was heavily damaged and part of a train derailed on in the powerful winds. some localized flooding was also reported. in the meantime, winter is still over a month away but you wouldn't know that by looking at these skis. this is from the rockies now. the snow continues today with foot and a half. blizzard conditions will last well into this morning. up to 60 miles an hour. parts of kansas, nebraska, as well as new mexico. >> today's weather maps to the east all that snow will be there. also heavy rain across the middle of t

opened fire near the protest site monday night.the rally was protesting the police shooting of jamar clark, who was killed under murky circumstances last week.one of clark's cousins is among monday's five shooting victims. "it doesn't make sense, you know. we were not doing any harm, we were just asking questions and the man opens fire. and he didn't say 'stop' or 'freeze', he just us on the street and opened fire on us" us"none of the five victims suffered life-threatening injuries.police say the three people in custody are white men in their twenties. russian president vladimir putin says the surviving pilot shot down yesterday over the syrian-turkish border is at a russian airbase.the other crewmember was killed by syrian rebels.their plane was shot down by turkey, which says it had warned russia not to fly in its airspace.putin is alsmo making it clear he is prepared to take aim at any foreign plane that threatens russian aircrafts in the future and he's moving weapons into place to back up that statement. also overseas, brussels is slowly getting back to normal-- even though the city

jamar clark's funeral is today.n minneapolis where protests have been going on for two weeks. they reached their biggest levels overnight. hundreds of people demonstrated outside a police precinct there. they are demanding more information and transparency about how clark died. >>> in baltimore a police officer charged in freddie gray's death happens next week. william porter faces charges. at a pre-trial hearing yesterday a judge denied a request to moveth trial out of baltimore. he will not is he sequester the jury. >>> today d.v. mayor muriel bowser is improving access to public libraries for local students. she will announce the connected library challenge. student i.d.s will automatically become library cards for all high school and middle school students. more than 70,000 kids will be impacted by this plan. president obama kicked off the program in april. >>> breaking news in loudoun county. we are once again open here on 15 between leesburg and luck ett. we do have a mile backup northbound and southbound. goi

jamar clark has shot a week ago. protesters have called on police to release the shooting. officers were responding to an assault call and found the man interfering with paramedics. clark was shot while reaching for a an officer's gun. >>> police identify a man who tried to kidnap a woman. this surveillance video shows kane dragging a woman friday morning. medicine student tried to intervene. he demanded money and shot him when he said he didn't have any. the video shows him trying to fire two more times, but the gun jammed. police have a message for kane. >> we know who you are, you need to know we identified you. >> gold's family said he is rebuke improving but remains in guarded condition. >> it is 4:57. coming up new at 5:00 a.m., a potentially deadly gas sends philadelphia residents out in the cold overnight. >> out of control suv goes airborne crash landing inside a home in the lehigh valley. > gos 5:00 a.m. on this monday, november 23. we have news you did not see last night. >> dangerous fumes seep into several homes in a philadelphia neighborhood overnight. >> get

people have rallied every day since jamar clark died. community leaders have called for an end to demonstrations altogether after five protesters were shot and wounded monday. one of those protesters who was shot in the leg came right back. >> i'm hurting. my community needs me. i need them, and i'm not going to lay down. >>> clark was shot november 15th after a struggle with officers who were responding to reports of a domestic dispute. some witnesses insist clark was handcuffed when he was shot, but police dispute that. state and federal investigations are now under way. >>> president obama met in the situation room with his national security advisers just ahead of thanksgiving. how he tried to reassure a nervous public. >> head's up if you plan to shop for the holidays as security expert says a new version of the barbie doll can be hacked. >>> you can count on news 4 for complete holiday travel coverage. we're watching the skies and of course, the roads. as news breaks >>> no credible and specific threat. the phrase is becoming very f

he was the cousin of jamar clark. he returned here tonight seening justice for his cousin. >> we wasn't here to harm nobody. we were just asking questions and the man just opened fire. he didn't say stop or freeze he just led us on up the street and opened fire on us. >> and again, these are three men who police currently have in custody, all of them white, all of them came here armed according to some of the protesters who say they were unarmed, unprovoked and shot at by these men. >> kyung lah, thank you very much. and as you can see on the left of your screen, anger spreading in chicago, anger spreading in minneapolis where kyung is. and those are not the only places in america struggling. i want to bring in michael higgenbotham. he is a professor of constitutional law in baltimore. so my first question to you as we look at these two stories, what is happening in minneapolis and what happened in chicago. some said the one in chicago you can't quite say it is race specifically. but you also can't remove that it is r

it happened near the 4th precinct, which is where protestors have been gathering since jamar clark was shot and killed last week. police are now searching for three suspects. to ohio, police are trying to figure out why a man would break into his neighbor's home and shoot the family of four. the father, mother and a son were killed, a daughter is still police got a 911 call from the home saying there was an intruder. responding officers spotted the man leaving and after a short chase, discovered he lived across the street from the family. also right now, the u.s. army is investigating why a helicopter crashed, killing four crew members. it happened in fort hood, texas last night. the helicopter was a uh-60, similar to this one here. army officials say the crew was assigned to division west, first army and they were on a training mission at the time. and more new video. turkey says it shot down a russian warplane that strayed into its airspace during a mission in syria overnight. turkey says it gave repeated warnings, but they were ignored. the russian crew ejected, but no one's heard f