and what you see is the officer, one officer here, the one who's been indicted, jason van dyke, advancingm, gun drawn, it appears another officer also advancing, but van dyke alone discharging his gun, multiple times, more even than what we've chosen to show on air at this point, and mcdonald falling to the ground, being on the ground, and what looks like continued shooting of him on the ground. i'm saying that from having viewed the video. and that's what the prosecutor a alleged today for the case. that most of the shots, 14 seconds of them occurred while mr. mcdonald was already on the ground. legally important, because you don't pose a lot of a threat if you are lying on the ground and getting hit with more and more bullets and you're not holding a gun to begin with. so that in video then raises the legal question that i think you've posed. if you can view that a year ago, what else do investigators do. were they doing something else beyond what was necessary to charge that took longer? what was that? those are the kind of questions, frankly, somewhat kind of sophisticated questions,

it was more than year ago when officer jason van dyke shot the teenager 16 times. but it was only yesterday that van dyke was charged with murder one day before the city faced a , court-ordered deadline to release the shooting video. police had claimed laquan mcdonald lunged at van dyke with a small knife. but the newly released footage appears to show van dyke jumping out of a police car, pointing his gun at mcdonald, and opening fire when laquan is many feet away. the video shows police bullets can generally hitting mcdonald's body even after he falls to the , ground. we will have more from chicago after headlines. in minneapolis, minnesota, nearly black lives matter 1000 protesters took to the streets tuesday night after alleged white supremacists opened fire on demonstrators the night before, injuring five people. police have now arrested three people in connection with the mass shooting, which took place outside a police precinct as activists protested the police shooting of unarmed african-american jamar clark. black lives matter organizer miski noor denounced

who took a year before charging jason van dyke. legal experts though say these are difficult cases to win... because you have to prove the officer intended to do serious bodily harm. brandi hitt abc news, los angeles." the white house was on lockdown today after someone jumped a newly upgraded fence while the first family was inside celebrating thanksgiving. officials say the man jumped over a fence on the north lawn. that's the front door side along pennsylvania avenue. police say the man was wearing an american flag and carrying a manila folder. secret service agents almost immediately caught him. crews added sharp metal spikes to the top of the fence around the white house in june. the man was at least the third person to scale a fence and make it on to white house property this year. the u-s is on a heightened state of alert this holiday weekend. and that meant extra security for the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. the 89th annual parade included marching bands, floats, and of course the giant balloons. a recor

prosecutors say officer jason van dyke started shooting six seconds off he got out of his vehicle. the silent video shows van dyke continued to shoot mcdonald while the teen was on the ground. a few hundred protesters took to the streets shortly after the video was released. some brief scuffled with police and led away in handcuffs. >> people have a right to be angry. people have a right to protest. people have a right to free speech. but they do not have a right to commit criminal acts. >> reporter: prosecutors say van dyke fired 16 shots in 15 seconds, despite accounts that mcdonald never threatened him. the 14-year veteran was charged with first-degree murder on tuesday. >> people will judge this split-second actions of my client. however, the standard in this case is what was my client experiencing at the time in which he made the split-second decision to fire? >> reporter: prosecutors say mcdonald was carrying a knife at the time of the shooting and that the drug tcp was in his system. marlie hall, cbs news. >>> coming up krumt, we "cbs this morning," we will be live with the l

october 2014, chicago police officer jason van dyke shot and killed 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. police have claimed mcdonald lunged at the officer with a small knife. but people who have seen police dashcam video say it contradicts the police account, instead showing the officer opening fire on mcdonald while he was walking away and continuing to shoot him even after the teenager was lying on the pavement. last week a county judge ordered , the city to release the footage of the shooting by wednesday. we'll go to chicago for more after headlines. the california city of fullerton has agreed to pay $4.9 million to settle a civil case over the police beating death of a mentally ill homeless man in 2011. officers manuel ramos and jay cicinelli were acquitted last year in the death of kelly thomas, whose injuries included a compressed trachea and broken facial bones. over the course of nearly 10 minutes, thomas was tackled, hit with a baton, pinned down, punched repeatedly in the ribs, kneed in the head, tasered four times, and then struck in the face with the taser itself eight time

officer jason van dike turned himself into authorities. he's charged with first-degree murder. >> this defendant's actions of shooting mcdonald were not jfd a justified and were not proper use. >> at least two of the wounds were in the back. but the attorney for the officer said the officer feared for his life. >> we're going to be very success nfl pleading this case. >> appealed to the city to remain peaceful. >> i would like to echo the comments of the mcdonald family. they have asked for calm. >> just hours after the video released prettiers marched through the streets of chicago, some blocking traffic. >> nbc don chenman reporting. >>> a new video urges police nationwide to remain vigilant to isis threats before the holiday begins. what can you tell us tracy. >> the fbi really wants police to watch what's going on around them. and president obama is going to be talking about the domestic effort to keep people safe here. in just a few hours at the white house they are finding out that fighting fear as a result of what has happened in th

man's life and he is going to have to account for his actions. >> reporter: the 37-year-old officer, jason vanfirst-degree murder and has been taken off the chicago police payroll. for now, he is being held without bond. van dyke's lawyer says his client feared for his life. >> it's truly not a murder case and we feel that we are going to be very successful in defending this case. >> reporter: on the night la kwan was fatally shot, investigators say mcdonald was wielding a knife which he allegedly used to slash the tire of a police car. police say when mcdonald, who had pcp in his system ignored orders to drop the knife, van dyke fired 16 rounds. >> officer van dyke was on the scene for less than 30 seconds before he started

jason van dyke is being held behind bars without bond. he's also suspended from the police force without pay. after a night of violence that left five people shot in minneapolis... black lives matter protesters marched to city hall today.. hundreds of demonstrators expressing their lack of confidence in the minneapolis police department...and calling for justice in the shooting death of jamar clark ... police say five people were shot late monday night, by three masked men. police announcing today two men had been arrested in connection with that shooting . protesters have been gathering daily since the shooting of 24-year old clark on november 15-th. " we reiterate that we have zero faith in this police department's desire to keep our community safe. the violent treatment of peaceful protesters by the minneapolis police department has been so forceful in nature it has led to governor dayton to call for a doj investigation. clark was killed in what police say was a scuffle with officers responding to an assault... a county prosecutor says

officer jason van dyke was tuesday. chicago officials have been preparing for demonstrations ahead of the video's release. people began marching downtown within hours. angry. people have a right to protest. speech. but they do not have a right to commit criminal acts. van dyke shot mcdonald who was armed with a 3 inch knife, a total of 16 times. firing at him even after he hit the ground. >> officer van dyke was on the scene for less than 30 seconds. before he started shooting. he began shooting approximately six seconds after getting out of his vehicle. van dyke's attorney says his client feared for his safety. >> this is case that can't tried in the streets. and it nth can tried on facebook. >> city officials now calling for peace as the legal process plays out. i would like to echo the comments of mcdonald family. they've asked for calm, and for those who choose to speak out, to do it peacefully. and so far tonight police have remained near the done dmo n extra is which have been peaceful for most part with no major

first in chicago, less than an hour ago officer jason van dyke posted $1.5 million bond and walked outged with first degree murder after he shot and killed 17-year-old laquan mcdonald last year. officials released dash cam video of mcdonald's death last week sparking protests across the city through the thanksgiving weekend. >> in baltimore, jury selection began in the trial of officer william porter, the first of six officer to go on trial for the death of freddie gray. porter has pled not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter and second degree assault. freddie gray died earlier this year of apparent injuries a week after he was arrested by baltimore police. joining me to discuss both cases, msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melber. last time we talked was the night this video came out in chicago. jason van dyke we saw posting bond, $1.5 million. was there any surprise he wasn't held without bond in this case or was that expected? >> this is a tough one. people look at this and ask sometimes, are we all being judged by the same standards or not? there is an argument people i

the teen was shot 16 times by officer jason van dyke. officer van dyke is now charged with first-degree murder. the confrontation was caught on police dash cam video. we expect that that video is going to be released very soon. >>> turning back to the white house, this celebration of some of america's best and brightest comes just hours after president obama and french president hollande met to discuss the fight against isis. speaking to reporters after that meeting, the leaders pledged to work together to share intelligence and resources to fight isis. they also talked about their resolve not to let the terrorists win. >> groups like isil cannot defeat us on the battlefield. so they try to terrorize us at home. against soft targets, against civilians, against innocent people. even as we're vigilant, we cannot and we will not succumb to fear. nor can we allow fear to divide us. for that's how the terrorists win. we cannot give them the victory of changing how we go about living our lives. >> and joining me now from the white house, nbc's

chicago is on edge after authorities released dash cam video showing chicago police officer jason van dyke shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times in october of last year. protesters took the streets of downtown chicago last night, many chanting 16 shots. others wondered why it took so long for charges to be filed against van dyke, which come just one day before a court ordered deadline for the video's release. a few protesters were arrested following small altercations with police and a small scuffle broke out after protesters tried to stab a police van carrying those arrested. van dyke turned himself in yesterday and has been charged with first degree murder. he's being held without bond. nbc's dan schenamen has more and we must worn you that some of the following footage is graphic and may be disturbing to some viewers. >> the dash cam video from october of last year shows police responding to the call of a suspect armed with a knife. and then, according to the prosecutor, officer jason van dyke opened fire, fatally shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times. >> the office

the unrest by its dashcam video and arrest of the officer involved his name is jason van dyke, the bill last 30 seconds. this is what unfolded as the first shot was fired. we don't have that video for you right now but it is brittle to watch. take a quick listen to the state just give us one more minute, some pretty poignant things to say not only about the release of the video, what it shows but also the reaction citywide on behalf of windy city residents. >> analysis of the video establishes 14 to 15 seconds passed from the time the defendant fired his first shot to clear visual evidence of a final shot. for 13 seconds laquan mcdonald was lying on the ground. >> we hold our police officers to a high standard and obviously this case, jason van dyke violated standards of professionalism that comes with being a police officer at basic moral standards that bind our community together. >> reporter: he was hitting radically the night he is killed, an autopsy showed he was on hallucinogenic drug pcp and officers on scene say he brandished a small folding knife, chicago bidi faced tough criti

the officer jason van dyke now facc first degree mmder charges. "the officer in this case took a young man's life and he's going to have to account for his actions." got a call about a man with a knife trying to break into vehicles. police say when mcdonald ignored orders to drop theknife-- van dyke sttrted shooting. the investigation shows van dyke was on scene for less than 30 seconds before he started shooting. entered through mcdonald's back. sure iowa's doors are open to refugees from alll countries. they protested outside the state capitol hoping governor branstad will reverse his stance on syrian refugees. after the errorist attacks on paris, branstad ordered all state agencies to stop work on resettling syrian refugees. critics of his decision accuse him of fer mongering. they say thhy want to make a statement that promotes human rights. " 10:37 why do we have someone in office doing these things? why can't he be more like governor ray who encouraged refugees, opened doors to those great people. " members of the group delivered a letter to

at first, the judge ruled that jason van dyke had to stay behind bars, and no bond after being chargedith first -degre murder, because the judge wanted to have time to look at the video, and today at 1:00 p.m. eastern and having a look to the series of pictures, he going to be making a ruling. rosa flores, to our expectation, the judge has had the weekend to review the damning video, and maybe other videos, but is there anything else that might happen in the process, rosa? >> well, ashleigh, if the judge watched whether it is local television or national television, he probably already watched the videos, so what we are going to be watching today in court is probably him making a final determination, and let me give you the background here and like i said, jason van dyke was charge and killed in the killing of laquan mcdonald last week, and the initial bond hearing happened last week, and the judge denied bond, but he asked about video, and the video at the time had not been released, so he asked for the video. now we have the video for it, a it is very graphic as you know, and it show

jason van dyke will go to court. will be a judgment and he'll be held accountable for his actions. there is judgment for all of us. at one level this is all about him individually. but we as a city must also do certain things. as it relates to public safety, is it a role of police officers? yes. is it a role of the religious and community leaders? yes. for the mayor and all elected if i recalls? yes. all of us who are stakeholders who have positions and responsibility to the public. i'm confident the police will do their job. but my point is as it relates to safety, there is this moment in time, but there is also after this and i wand us to start building that future that we have today. [ inaudible question ] >> it's absolutely not true. and i think the state's attorney addressed that today. there were apparently technical difficulties, but in no way shape or form is there any evidence nation wanything was t with. >> was there individual from anywhere other than the police car? >> i think so, but the chicago police d

jason van dike will be judged in a court of law. that's exactly how it should be.f today, he's no longer being paid by the city of chicago. as a superintendent just noted and he was stripped of his police powers ten months ago. obviously anyone who sees this video will make their own judgments of jason van dike and his actions. the incident, the actions and the video will be debated and discussed in the days ahead. appropriate, we as the city of chicago all of us also have to make an important judgment about ourselves and our city going forward. will we in my view rise to this moment that this incident demands of all of us in this city? in my view is this episode can be a moment of understanding and learning. we'll use it in the question before all of us, will we use this episode in this moment to build bridges that bring us together as a city, or will we allow us to become a way that erects barriers that tear us apart as a city. we need as a city to get to a point where young men in our community and in parts of our city, see an officer and don't just see an offic

jeffrey, you heard jason van dyke's attorney right there talk about a threat he perceived? >> i was waiting to hear what the threat was and you asked him two or three times and he didn't come up with one. in fact, all we see is mr. mcdonald walking at moist parallel but in fact, mostly away from these officers, so the idea that there was some threat here, i mean, you have to point to some fact in the world whether it's on the tape or not as a fact -- as a threat and there is none that i can perceive. >> would his actions before hand slashing tires, breaking windshields, would that be in and of itself enough of a threat? >> certainly not to shoot him. it's appropriate he would be arrested for slashing tires, for behaving in a disorderly or criminal way. that's not what this case is about. this case is about a shooting and you can't shoot someone because they slashed a tire five minutes earlier. >> so sunny, what about the time frame here? it has been so long. it has been a year, more than a year since this happened. what do you think it says about the police department, abou

and officer jason van dike opened fire fatally shooting mcdonald 16 times. >> the officer took a young man's life and he'll have to account for his actions. and that's what today is all about. it's about accountability. >> reporter: officer jason van dike turned himself into hi authorities authorities. he's charge would first degree murder. >> this defendants's actions were not justified and they were not a proper use of deadly force by this police officer. >> reporter: the cornor's report shows at least two of the wounds were in the back. >> it's truly not a murder case and we feel that we're going to be very successful defending this case. >> reporter: the city of hicago braced for protests as the mayor and the mcdonald's family pleaded. >> they have asked for calm. >> reporter: protesters marched through the m streets of chicago, some blocking traffic. >> and that was nbc dan shanman reporting. >>> and a new bulletin from homeland security, urging police nation wide to remain vigilant for isis threats before the weekend travel rush begins. tracie potts joins us from washington. >> r

you can see the 17-year-old crossing of jason van dyke's suv holding what appears to be a knife. the placement gets out of the car and shoots the teenager 16 times in 15 seconds. we will not show you the entire video. we are also learning more about past.ke's citizens filed at least 20 complaints against him since he in 2001he forth including racial slurs and allegations of excessive force. so far, he has not been disciplined. 18 complaints have been confirmed. president obama waiting in overnight, posting on facebook was deeply disturbed by the footage and a grateful for the people of my hometown forgiving protest peacefuls -- four keeping protests -- for keeping protests peaceful. ." many are critical of local authorities who investigated the case for nearly a year before charging jason van dyke with first-degree murder. instance, particular they should have taken the same evidence you had 13 months ago within two or three weeks, gone before a grand jury, and asked the grand jury whether there was caused to indict. she did not. she has to be accountable. scott: is the argues he

not just looking at it. >> reporter: prosecutors say officer jason van shot it back killed 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. 17-year old laquan mcdonald. that night police say laquan mcdonald was a robbery suspect, carrying a knife and acting erratically. van said nothing as he turned himself into police tonight. prosecutors say this video shows laquan mcdonald walking away when van shot him 16 times. >> this officer went overboard. >> reporter: they say a witness account backs this up. >> the motorist said he never did anything threatening towards of the officers. >> reporter: for 13 months van was not charged with anything and the public never saw this video. many people -- many people say it is unacceptable. the most damning evidence was what was in laquan mcdonald's hands. >> unless he perceived a movement that it was a gun instead of a knife it is going to be hard to justify. with the knife he has the power to kill but he does not have the opportunity. >> reporter: the officer was denied bail earlier today come if convicted he could face up to life in prison. i am ellison barber, wusa9

result of dashcam video released by the chicago pd and subsequent arrest of veteran police officer in jason van dyke. on a first-degree murder charge, he is facing possibility of life behind bars. seconds, this unfolded as the first shot was fired, the rest too grillled to watch. >> analysis of the video establishes 13 to 15 seconds passed from the time the defendant iron his first shot to clear visual evidence of a final shot. for approximately 13 of those seconds he was lying on the ground. >> reporter: he was allegedly breaking into vehicles and behavior radically the night he was killed. the autopsy shows he was on the hallucinogenic drug pcp. the officers on scene said he brandished a small folding knife. >> we told police officers to a high standard and obviously this case, jason van dyke violated standards of professionalism that comes with being a police officer but also basic moral standards that bind our community together. >> reporter: chicago beat a tough criticism for not releasing the video or charging the officer sooner. the video's release comes in the wake of the journalists fi

the challenge is laid against officer jason van dyke. a year to the day since the grand jury in ferguson, not lay charges against officer darren wilson -- the police officer that killed the unarmed black teenager, michael brown. .hat led to violent protests the cases are different, but it is a reminder that the relationship between police officers and young black people continues to be a concern. and one reason that some people say that perhaps the protests were less violent than anticipated might be because chicago is a very large city and the police force is used to dealing with these large scale issues, but also because the officials decided to lay charges , first degree murder charges, which are rare against a police officer, in this case. protesters still want broad change. it.ta: and the timing of it being thanksgiving tomorrow. could that be a factor? correspondent: they could be. in ferguson, when we got into the thanksgiving holiday the protests did dwindle in number. the fact that protesters are still taking to the streets in c

jason van dyke has been charged with murder, but police insist it was self-defense.is is the latest in a series of incidents that have sparked nationwide debate about police violence and racism. a year ago today, protest erected in ferguson, missouri, after a court decided -- in ferguson,ted missouri, after a court decided not to charge a white police officer after shooting to death a black teenager. rochelle: staying in the u.s. with a slightly more positive note, on the eve of the escaping, president obama has pardoned two turkeys. american families a safe and healthy holiday. have a listen. months, thereor has been a fierce opposition between a bunch of turkeys trying to win their way into the white house. abe is now a free bird. he is totus, the turkey of the united states. rochelle: time for a change in pace. business news now. delano desousa jointly. delano: the visit by emmanuel macron was a way to calm fears in the largest business district in europe. around 180,000 people work in the district. while macron said it was too soon to weigh the economic costs of

then jason van dike fired a total of 16 rounds. >> to see a young man die in such a disturbing mannerdeeply disturbing. >> reporter: van dyk turned himself into authorities tuesday morning and was charged with first degree murder. he has been spliped of his police powers and pay. the officer's attorney says what the public will see in the video is different from what van dyk saw that night. >> people viewing this videotape will have the brilliance and hindsight of 20, 20 vision. >> reporter: chicago major says officer van dyk will be held accountable. >> it's especially true given today anybody who is there to uphold the law cannot act like they are above the law. >> reporter: while the mayor said protesters are justified in their frustration. he urged calm. this has been a peaceful process mostly with the demonstrators just closing down streets, but a lot of people are angry. >> how come it took them 13 months to charge somebody. they went to court and fought and fought and fought to keep the truth from the public. >> reporter: there were a few heated moments between protesters and p

. >> jason van dyke -- he will be judged in a court of law. that's exactly how it should be. >> rosa, he seems to be saying that van dyke is one bad actor. but chicago police have been under fire for years for excessive force, correct? >> you're absolutely right and a lot of people in this community feel something must be done. that are asking questions and demanding answers and asking for transparency. i want to go back to the video one more time. there is one important question that i don't know that we discussed and that is after laquan mcdonald fell to the ground did any of the officer try to render aid? if a police officer had gone toward the body and tried to render aid and her answer was no that none of the police officers went to render aid. of course, the ambulance later arrived and he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead at the hospital. but again, 30 seconds, 16 shots. this police officer discharged his entire weapon and the prosecutor said he was getting ready to reload. but then his partner said hold on, let me try to get

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and obviously this case jason van dyke violated the standard so professionalism that comes with being a police officer, but also basic moral standards that bind our community together." until today, vandyke still worked for the police department in a "limited duty position." the police superintendent now says van dyke is no longer being paid by the police department. jenna: a group of iowans gathered to take their concerns about syrain refugees right to the governor's office today in des moines. according to the partment of human services, no syrian refugees have ever resettled here in iowa... and they have never moved here after settling in another state. still, there's a possibility the federal government will want to place syrian refugees in the future, and some iowans want our doors to be open. amanda krenz brings us more.. the point of this protest was to be peaceful, not political. still, you can read the e gns and see these people have a clear message for governor branstad, don't stop syrian refugees from resettling in iowa. samantha 10:09 it really just hits me in the pill of

prosecutors say jason van dyke shot mcdonald 16 times with the intent to kill. van dyke is being held without bail. the new video has sparked protests tonight in chicago. a group of demonstrators have been walking through the streets of the city for hours now. diane estherbrook has been follow that crowd. more from her in a few minutes. first andy rojde with the latest. andy? >> antonio, can you imagine how bad these protests would have been had that officer not been charged with murder today in well, the fant that he was charged with murder just before the video was released was no accident? >> officials in chicago have released this dashcam video of the fatal shooting of laquan mcdonald in 2014. "al jazeera america" is only showing the first few seconds of the deadly altercation in which police officer jason van dyke shot mcdonald 16 times. what we are not showing after the young man falls is the teen writhing on the ground and puffs of smoke coming up from degree around him. tuesday morning, a somber looking van dyke turned himself in and is now being held wi

officer jason van dyke has been charged with murder in this 2014 shooting death of laquan mcdonald. dash cam video shows mcdonald walking in the middle of the street with a knife away from police. that's when officer van dyke opened fire, shooting mcdonald 16 times in 15 seconds. three people are under arrest, accused of opening fire on protesters in minneapolis on monday night. members of black lives matter was protesting the shooting death of a black man by police more than a week ago. five demonstrators were hurt in monday's shooting but not seriously. protesters continued their ninth night of recommend on -- demonstration assist night. randy: a fixture of the st. patrick's day parade has died. the family of john "whacko" hurley died at massachusetts general hospital and he was the long time organizer of the st. patrick's day parade and fought to keep gays and lesbians from marching in the parade. organizer broke with tradition and allowed a group of gay veterans into the parade this year. erika: a former chelsea police officer pleaded guilty to punching a person he arrested and

officer jason van dyke, who fired 16 times at laquan mcdonald has outraged videos, and in the moments of calling for the prosecutor and the police chief to resign. andy is following the story, and the protesters say that this is just the beginning. >> it is, tony and their next target is the money of chicago. they say that they're planning a big rally on chicago's magnificent mile coming up on this friday, black friday, the biggest shopping day of the year. after a night of tense, angry protests, there was a more subdued gathering outside of city hall on wednesday, right outside of the mayor's office, but the anger was still very clear. >> and every time there's a killing, and we talk about hundreds of police who kill children, children in most cases, there has been coveup. the only reason this one was not covered up, is because there was a dash cam. >> this group is promising to it march on chicago's magnificent mile on black friday in the midst of thousands of shoppers. >> we're down with saying that the magnificent mile must be shut down on black friday. >> reporter: chicago's blac

cam video which officials say shows 17-year-old laquan mcdonald walking away from police officer jason van dyke. >> it is graphic. it is violent. it is chilling to watch a 17-year-old young man die in such a violent manner is deeply disturbing. >> reporter: the video tearing at the hearts of chicagogos after a year-long investigation, but now that van dyke is charged with first degree murder, documented details are unfolding. on october 20th, 2014, 9:47 p.m., police r reive a call about a suspect armed with a knife breaking into cars. within ten minutes officers find mcdonald walking down the street.$% the video showu mcdonald was moving away fromomhe officers. the prosecutor says within six seconds, van dyke opened fire shooting all 16 rounds from his 9 millimeter gun within 15 seconds. mcdonaldldalls to the groundnd almost instantly and died soon after. the prosecutor says officer van dyke kept firing his gun even after the teen collapsed. outside court, the officer's attorney had only this to say. >> this is not a murder case despite what you heard in the courtroom. >> reporter: but wha

many are critical of the state' s attorney, who took a year before charging jason van dyke. legal experts though say these are difficult cases to win because you have to prove the officer intended to do serious bodily harm. brandi hitt abc news, los angeles. jean: firefighters in dover rescued a dog from a fire the flames broke at inside an apartment on new york street around 2:45 this morning. while there aren' t many signs of damage from the outside, neighbors say it was chaos as people rushed to get out. one woman inside was taken to the hospital as a precaution. no one was seriously injured. >> were you nervous? >> i was very nervous i just woke up, this is our bedroom right here and there was just red flashing lights and we had no clue what was going on. >> while the fire remains under investigation, crews believe it started with something left on a stove. the victim of an overnight shooting near fenway park has been identified. 29-year-old jephthe cherry worked as a conductor on the commuter rail. boston police say it was chaotic called who' s on first on yawkey way wh