seshan van dyck gets out. —— face and —— jason seshan van dyck gets out. —— face and ——jason van seshanface and ——jason van dyck. what seshan van dyck gets out. —— face and —— jason van dyck. what happens next is too graphic to show. within seconds the officer opened fire. even after the teenager collapses on the ground, he continues to shoot, 17 times in total. jason van dyck was the only one to fire his weapon. the defence argued he felt threatened, prosecutors said he showed no regard for laquan mcdonald's life. footage of the shooting parked —— sparked protests over police brutality and demonstrations from black residents over chicago's mostly white police force. the city had been bracing itself for further unrest but fears only does the was delivered. this is a historic chicago, it is historic for these kind of police misconduct cases, i think it gives us a reason to look more closely into the police use of excessive force. officer jason van dyke now faces decades in prison. chicago's police union has promised an appeal. let's get some of the day's other news. the washington post n

a jury found jason van dyck guilty of second-degree manslaughter, and 16 counts of aggravated batteryeach shot he fired at the teen. jason van dyck faces 100 years in jail but the judge will decide his sentence. his bond was revoked and he was taken into custody perhaps never to be a free man again. his wife was in court with him every day. they had little emotional reaction to the verdict. the shocking shooting was caught on police - can video it sparked years of racial tension and civil unrest in chicago, a scandal that plagued mayor rahm emanuel and considered a reason he decided not to seek reelection. the prosecution successfully argued van dyck abused his power in using deadly force. we know he was high on pcp and stabbed a police car tire and windshield. when jason and i testified in the final moments he acted in self-defense because the teen was closing in on him with a knife. >> you never lost i contact. he waved a knife from his lower right side upwards across the body towards my left shoulder. >> what did you do? >> i shot him. >> reporter: laquan's mother was in court, eve

jason van dyck was the only one to fire his weapon. fire his weapon. prosecutors claimed he showed no the teenagers life. regard for the teenagers life. and chicago's and sleek white police force. force. the city had been bracing itself for further unrest. itself for further unrest. but fears eased as the verdict was delivered. eased as the verdict was delivered. this is historic for a chicago. is historic for these kind of police misconduct cases. misconduct cases. into the police use of excessive force. force. officerjason van dyck now faces decades in prison. faces decades in prison. chicago's police union has promised an appeal. died at the age of 85. leading opera houses. for the barcelona olympics for which she will best be remembered. years before the games. and placido domingo. a funeral service is expected to be held for her on monday. singer denise leigh. thanks very much for being with us on bbc news. on bbc news. what did she mean to you as a voice, as a presence? you as a voice, as a presence? and she had made such a massive splash. splash. as always, she was a timeless,

big story there tonight, jury deliberations have begun in the murder trial of police officer jason van dyck. van dyck faces life in prison if convicted in the shooting death of le quan mcdonald. chicago police are bracing for protests and activists to shutdown the city of van dyck is not convicted. that's two nights alive look outside the beltway from "special report" ." we will be right back. ♪ introducing the new 2019 ford edge with the confidence of ford co-pilot360™ technology. the most available driver assist technology in its class. the new 2019 ford edge. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. (woman) learned ao play second language. applied to college. applied for a loan. started a business. started a blog. shared a picture. shared a moment. turn your wish list into a checklist. learn more. do more. share more. at home, with internet essentials. ♪ >> jchris: a staffer for a democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee was i

box 32 and chicago where the murder trial of officer jason van dyck was put on hold for a day due to a sick juror. defense attorneys are closing in on following their final witnesses but it remains unclear whether he will testify about what happened the night he shot a look juan mcdonald 16 times in october of 2015. fox 5 in las vegas, where marquees along the strip will go dark tonight to honor the 58 victims of last year's shooting in a country music festival. the tribute is one of many today that began with a sunrise ceremony that included speakers, singers, and 58 seconds of silence to honor the victims. and this is a live look at atlanta from fox 5, one of the big stories there tonight, morning rush hour that looked more like a scene out of the wild west after a cattle truck overturned. police say dozens of cows roamed free after the accident, it took nearly eight hours and the help of several rangers to round them up. that is tonight's live look the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ig deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. i

a chicago police officer convicted in the killing of a black teenager, jason van dyck guilty of secondaryurder and 16 counts of activated battery. he shot and killed laquan mcdonald, he will be sentenced later this month. mike pompeo arriving in tokyo for a meeting with prime minister abe. pompeo will wrap up his east asia tour with stops in south korea and china. >> republican senator susan collins is making an impassioned speech on why she decided to vote for brett kavanaugh. >> defending the presumption of innocence and shutting down the notion that pro-brett kavanaugh voters are being dismissive of women. >> here to react, the violence against women department, welcome, andrea. >> reporter: good morning. >> you say she was courageous. tell us why you admire that courage. >> i was so proud of her yesterday because she's one of the most thoughtful and well reasoned and bipartisan working senators who has been representing main for over 20 years and when she made that speech i think she did main proud. is a woman i was just so thrilled to hear her layout her case and draw her own conclus