the mayor returning to chicago on the day that jason van dyke is arraigned. icago police officer who shot and killed laquan mcdonald. you probably remember the video. he was the teenager holding the knife and jason van dyke started shooting his weapon only seconds after arriving on that scene. now, we should also add that his attorney, jason van dyke's attorney has said that his client acted in self defense. alison and christine. >> thanks for that. >>> big cities from coast to coast gearing up for new year's eve celebrations. the nypd expected to discuss security plans at a briefing today. new york city officials reportedly warn boston police about a possible terror threat. the threat was determined to not be credible. >>> the tsa is moving closer to implementing a ten-year-old law to require more than a driver's license to pass states. the identification law is verifying legal residency. the measure could be imminent. privacy groups oppose the law because of information sharing provisions they claim make it equal to a national id cards. >>> the music world m

van dyke. now, that is the police officer, jason van dyke. w, like i mentioned earlier, one of the things that really stands out here is that not only does jason van dyke's account not match the video, here is what one of the police officers on scene also said. the officer says, repeatedly and i'm quoting here, mcdonald dropped the knife. of course we don't have audio. mcdonald ignored the verbal direction and instead raised his right arm toward officer van dyke, as if to attack van dyke. then the sergeant, who reviews the video and looks at the accounts, which we went over mentioned in the report that the accounts of the witnesses were consistent with the video, which, of course, now we know, as we are looking at this, it doesn't match. fred, i want to leave you with one last thing that stood out to me as i'm going through these reports. this is -- this alert, because jason van dyke makes a note in his account of what happened as to why he fired. he refers to an alert in 2012 that says there is a knife revolver, a knife that is out there, a 4

we see mcdonald is on the ground while officer van dyke continues firing his weapon. here is what jason dyke said was his account. he appeared to be attempting to get up, all while continuing to point the knife at van dyke and that's the officer, officer jason van dyke. now, fred, i've got to bring you in. here is one of the other things that really does not make sense as we look at these documents. so that was jason van dyke's account. now, other officers on the scene, on this report, because each officer gives their account, other officers on the scene have similar accounts, that don't match what we are seeing in that video. i'm going to quote from another officer on scene. it says, mcdonald ignored verbal direction and we don't have audio on this video that we have but here is the crux of this. but, instead, raised his right arm towards officer van dyke as if to attack van dyke. of course, now, in seeing the video, fred, with he know that jason van dyke's account doesn't match the video and the account of some of the other officers on scene also don't match the video. >> i'm joined b

van dyke. now, fred, one of the other things that stands out is not only does jason van dyke's account not match what the video shows, other officers on the scene mention some of the same things that don't match with the video. i'm going to quote this one. it says mcdonald ignored the verbal direction. we know there's no audio in this video. instead, raised his right arm toward officer van dyke, as if to attack van dyke. on top of that, there was a sergeant who collected all the video, reviewed the statements. it says in that report, this sergeant viewed all the videos and looked at the witness accounts and everything was consistent. fred? >> rosa, remind people, what was the alleged offense of mcdonald? why was he being pursued, any way? >> reporter: this is also in the police report and we heard this from the state attorney's office as well. now, before these images, these 15 seconds when we see 16 shots being fired according to police records, la quan mcdonald punctured a tire. he punctured the tire of a police cruiser. now, responding officers, about eight of them responding to the scene whe

the dash cam of jason van dyke shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times sparked a protest. i led to the resignation of a commissioner and they may request a change of venue. >> mayor frank jackson says that accountability will come in the form of the administrative review. they decided not to indict officers in shooting of tamir rice. the officer said he mistook the pellet gun for a real weapon. >> we take it seriously.

shut it down and 16 shots, referring to the 16 shots the police officer fired, police officer jason van dyke against laquan mcdonald, this is much calmer, moments ago, it got very heated. police were getting confrontational with police, pretty physical, no arrests but it got very heated there. chicago says these protesters said they were coming to hit chicago where it hurts in the pocketbook. so they stormed the financial district today. they stormed the entrance of macy's, the legendies marshall fields building and outside chicago's trading district. they're saying no justice and no profit.

rahm emanuel who will be coming back from cuba. >>> and now sh, the latest on te case against jason van dyke. rosa, what did you see there? >> it was a very short arraignment, randi. the charges are read, and it is in this case, six misdemeanor charges and a misconduct charge, and jason van dyke pleaded not guilty, and the motions are set for january 29th, and month from today. there were a few other topics brought up both by his defense attorney, and also by the family of laquan mcdonald, and first of a all, the possibility of a change of venue, and the attorney for jason van dyke saying that he is not planning to file a change of venue motion at this time. and for laquan mcdaniel's family are asking for cameras to be allowed in the courtroom. generally speaking in illinois we don't see the cameras inside of a courtroom. and now, the two exceptions that we have had are for these two proceed in proceedings that we haveb seen for jason van dyke, only because the media requested access in and and the judge granted it. so at this point, we are trying to figure out if this particular judge, judg

but after that, it was actually very brief with jason van dyke pleading not guilty. now, here is the back ground. of course, we know that jason van dyke faces six counts of first-degree murder and one count of official misconduct. this all dates back to october of last year when he shot and killed teenager lequan mcdonald. and we have video of jason van dyke entering court today. you can see there are a lot of people around him, a lot of the time what we've seen is small groups of people greet him coming into the courthouse. then as he leaves the courthouse they also scream things at him, pound his vehicle as he drives off. but again he has pleaded not guilty to all six counts and to the count of official misconduct and the pretrial motions are expected a month from today, january 29th. >> rosa flores, live in chicago, thank you. >>> back with me, judge glend at that hatchet. you heard the reaction that van dyke got there as he walked to the court. what do you think? can he get a fair trial in chicago? >> i think that the attorney has a very strong argument to change

>> officer jason van dyke is expected to plead not guilty this hour to six separate counts of first degree murder. in 2014, van dyke shot mcdonald 16 times in just seconds, this after dispatch called for someone whith a taser to respon. rosa flores has been following the story from the beginning. she joins me outside the courtroom. when saw what 'twas like when he walked in. what happens now? >> reporter: poppy, that was exactly what we were expecting. like i mentioned before, we've seen this in the past. every single time that he enters or leaves court, he is greeted by protesters, usually screaming at him and pounding on his vehicle. for my producer who was actually with that pack of people, he tells me he overheard people calling him blue-eyed devil. again, we've seep it, i've actually been sitting in the courtroom, in the overflow room, right next to van tydyke, i've heard people sitting behind me calling names. i'm not sure if he can hear because it's in a courtroom setting. but even in the overflow room while he has to wait for a judge, people give him that sort of treatment. again,

jason van dyke was freed after the night as activists called for an overall of the police department. they say laquan pittsburgh donald had pcp in his system and was carrying an open pocket knife. >> what are you doing? get away from the camera. >> reporter: a mob of people mobbed jason van dyke as he left the jail monday evening. he is charged with first degree murder for shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times in 2014. dash-cam video of the shooting was released last week and sparked days of protest, including one held on monday. na acp members marched around >> we call upon the mayor to turn this police department around. >> reporter: several protesters attempted monday's court hearing and were not pleased with the judge's decision. >> he need no bail when you done shot a child 16 times. >> reporter: van dyke's lawyer says his client is not a flight rick. since he has no passport and nefrl traveled out of the country. he believes the officer will fight the charge. >> at the end of the day, if a judge and jury shows he didn't he will face the consequence. >> consequence of lif

now the mayor also returning to chicago on the day that jason van dyke is arraigned. here is a chicago police officer who shot and killed laquan mcdonald. you probably remember the shooting video. he is teenager holding the knife and jason van dyke started shooting his weapon seconds after arriving on the scene. now we should also add that his attorney, jason van dyke's attorney said from the get-go that his client acted in self defense. alison and christine. >> rosa, thanks for that. breaking overnight. a close encounter for a drone for president obama. the president vacationing in hawaii when a drone flying close to the motorcade. secret service agents apprehe apprehending the man flying it. the man was not aware the president was in the area. no charges were filed. >> flying a drone. oops. >>> donald trump on the attack. >> and going after the clintons and chris christie. what has the republican frontrunner all riled up? next. jusdoes that mean they have toer grow apart from their friends, or from the things they love to do? with right at home, it doesn't. right at

jason van dyke appearing in court tuesday in chicago... he's currently free on bond and his attorney says - he wants to tell his side of the story in court... so he's not seen as a cold-blooded killer. herbert says: "i know what evidence i am looking for and i know what evidence we are going to be able to produce and with all of that being said, that's how we believe we are going to be able to successfully defend ourselves in this case." prosecutors announced the charges last month and released video of the shooting... showing laquan mcdonald veering away from the officer before being shot. the footage set off weeks of protests...led to the resignation of chicago's police superintendent ...and prompted a federal investigation of the entire department. hunter says: "i believe the whole system in the county of cook is corrupt and i maintain that and i need someone to prove me wrong by bringing justice in the jason van dyke case." calls for mayor rahm emanuel's resignation are growing... prompting him to cut short his winter vacation and retu

it is, if you go to 2014 and ferguson, what happens with jason van dyke in chicago is not just jason van dyke. it creates a whole political atmosphere we must be aware of not only in chicago but nationwide, ultimately the lessons learned is training, training, training. we have got to take police officers and make them able to slow down both with people who present because their demeanor is enhanced by drugs, also people emotionally disturbed. >> these are emotionally fraught cases. >> correct. >> in the d.c. area where i live, we are very focused on what's happening in baltimore with freddie gray. be the case they will become most involved with for "cbs this morning" by virtual of six trials coming up here. the first trial as we know, william porter, the end of 2015. he is found nothing, not acquitted. not convicted. a hung jury, a big loss for the prosecution at that point. so where are they going next? we begin 2016 with the driver of the car caesar goodson. when have you officer goodson. he is the only one who is charged with murder not manslaughter, it's not a reckless endangerme

, 17-year-old laquan mcdonald is seen walking away from officers before he is shot by officer jason van dyke. but at least four officers claimed to investigators that mcdonald was moving toward van dyke. van dyke said himself mcdonald swung a knife at him and continued to advance. another officer said mcdonald got closer and closer to the officers. at no time does the video show mcdonald approaching the officers. it does show after van dyke shot mcdonald, the 17-year-old lay prone on the pavement as the shots continued, 16 rounds in 14 seconds. but some officers' accounts sound quite different. at least two claimed mcdonald was attempting to get up, while still armed with a knife. van dyke faces murder charges. he told investigators he feared for his life. he also told them he had seen this, a 2012 bulletin warning officersave weapon which appeared to be a knife but was actually capable of firing a bullet. van dyke's attorney had no comment on the discrepancies between the reports and the video. the release of the reports follows demonstrations and accusations of a police cover-up. on tuesda

jason van dyke faces six counts of first-degree murder. his lawyer says he wants to prove that he is not a cold-blooded killer. video, heoard camera is shown shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times. publiceo sparked outrage. our correspondent reports. >> facing six counts of murder for the death of a chicago teenager, police officer jason van dyke pleaded not guilty to the charges in court on tuesday. a -- cam video released last -- shows a a weiss white policeman shooting black teenager laquan mcdonald 16 times. the footage sparked 16 days of protest. vandyke's lawyer says that -- >> if we make the decision that a change of venue is something that is needed in order for my client to get a fair trial, we will absolutely explore that option. laquan mcdonald's family says the best way to ensure a fair trial is to broadcast it on national television. >> it would be in the best interest of justice and fairness if it were televised from gavel to gavel because we really believe that there is a culture where police feel comfortable with murdering afric

. >> diane, jason van dyke, the officer charged in the death of laquan mcdonald, shoot him 16 times, 15 of those times as he was lying on the ground and the community reaction was not good. what do you expect the reaction to be now that officer mccarthy has been fired? >> that's a question for this afternoon. obviously, you've been talking to guests who have been saying that the naacp in chicago has been calling for mccarthy's resignation. that's the first step. they have appointed this task force, and that's another step, but again, as ron immanuel said, it's a responsibility. and later on, the superintendent's responsibility to rebuild that trust. >> diane eastabrook, in chicago, and thank you very much. again, recapping what happened moments ago. chicago mayor, ron immanuel saying that he asked for and received the resignation of superintendent, gary mccarthy. on the job since 2011. the shooting death of black teen, laquan mcdonald, shot 16 times by jason van dyke, and charged with murder and released from jail yesterday. being held on $150,000 bond. there were protests along mich

jason van dyke's attorney also touched on that. he says he's open to it, he needs to talk to his client. he also discussed his client's mind s mindset saying it is a difficult time for him, he is worried about his family. he was asked is his client staying in the city while this case moves forward. he had no comment. >> there had been discussion about changing venue for this trial. did that come up this morning at the hearing. >> reporter: didn't come up at the hearing but his attorney indicated after hearing that they are still considering asking for a change of venue. they cite comments by chicago's mayor that condemned jason van dyke's actions, which of could rs course we saw on that violent dash cam video. rahm emanuel discussed those, condemned those actions. and the attorney says based on those and other comments by officials he may ask to have this case moved. >> sarah dallof for us in chicago on this tuesday morning, thank you. >>> it has been a very busy morning so far. we still have lots more to get to. donald trump targe

van dyke's lawyer spoke about his client after the hearing. "(daniel herbert/lawyer for officer jason van dyke): "no, he wants his story to get out so that people don't see him as this cold- blooded killer. but that's what the trial is for." jessica rae: jason van dyke is currtly out of jail on bond. " jessica rae: coming up.... republican presidential candidate marco rubio made a campaign stop in sioux city... stumping for support ahead of the iowa caucuses. i'll take you to his rally... up next. scott: " " scott:good morning. let's get a look at skycam hd in sioux city. currently, it's in the upper teens and lower 20s. the wind is pretty light at under 15 miles per hour. we've got reduced visibilities and slick travel so exhibit extra care in driving to your morning destinations. here's your satellite and radar imagery where some light snow continues to move through the upper midwest as we start off our wednesday. going to the stormcast hd, the snow is quickly carried away and by noon today it'll be completely wrapped up. it'll be chilly for both new year's eve and new year's day. a

jason van dyke post police department $150,000 bond after his lawyer assured the judge he is not a flight risk. a prayer vigil was held outside police headquarters last night. earlier in the day, at least ten protesters wet naacp demanded police reform. they were detained at city hall. and officer slain dike's actions were defended. >> he resorted to his training and took the action that he felt was necessary at that time. >> we're not really here to grieve the loss of a 17-year-old. we're here before this emblem of death, this casket, to bury police misconduct in the city of chicago u. >> officer jason van dyke was charged with first degree murder more than one year after he was caught on camera firing 16 shots at mcdonald. >>> it's 4:17. we'll check back in with sal for a look at traffic. already some problems out there, sal. >> that's right. i just wanted to mention that in -- a good area to avoid is apian way u. whichever way you say it. that area near gangbang there's a car that ran into a fire hydrant just up the block, of course. there is a fire that we have told you about so that

in court, a judge set $1.5 million bail for officer jason van dyke, charged with first-degree murder in the shooting of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. his attorney says it was self-defense. in the aftermath of the shooting, some alleged chicago pd took part in a cover-up. dash cam video from the car shows laquan mcdonald running through the parking lot of a burger king, just before he was shot 16 times. this burger king has its own system of security cameras, as many as 12. that same night of the shooting, a group of police officers came to the restaurant wanting to see the video. the manager says they were here for hours. nbc's chicago station obtained these exclusive images taken the night of the shooting, chicago police officers inside burger king's security office. the next day, it was discovered that 86 minutes of video, including the time of the shooting, were missing. the restaurant manager told wmaq reporter carol marin that the police erased the files. >> he said our system works. it has worked flawlessly for a long time. it never shuts down. and he said there is no other expl

chicago police officer jason van dyke is now formally indicted for the shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. dyke shot mcdonald 16 times in an incident last year. the indictment includes six counts of first degree murder and one count of official misconduct. van dykkis free on bail. he's due back in court tomorrow. the first trial in connection with the death of freddie gray ended in a mistrial. and with no clear outcome for officer william porter, many people see no news as bad news. freddie gray's family attorney "...but i don't buy the nonsense that this is a victory for either side. it's not. it's just a bump on the road to justice, and the road to justice has lots of bumps." the attorney for the family of freddie gray says the hung jury is a disappointment for both the prosecution and the defense. legal analysts say the outcome of the trial goes beyond the fate of william porter ... the other five officers are still waiting to stand trial. "the technical legal term for the prosecution at this point is 'up a creek.' they really have big problems here, because they were p

jason van dyke is charged with murder in 17-year-old laquan mcdonald's death.he teen died last year. dash cam video released last month showed the officer shooting mcdonald 16 times. the video contradicted police reports from the night of the shooting that said mcdonald lunged at the officer. >>> new details after a grand jury said it will not indict the officers involved in the death of 12-year-old tamir rice. we have learned that cleveland and the police department will go forward with an administrative review. this could carry punishment for the officers. at least one of them shot and killed rice last november after mistaking his pellet gun for a deadly weapon. >>> a developing story in the district. d.c. police investigating a shooting in southeast. police found darnell mayfield's body on hardford street last night. no suspect information released at this point. >>> prince george's county police investigating a murder at a park in lanham. the man was found stabbed to death behind gaywood elementary school. douglas reyes showed up at the scene last night wor

that's when police say officer jason van dyke shot 16 year old laquan mcdonald 16 times. prosecutors say van dyke stepped from his squad car and immediately started shooting.... he's now charged with first degree murder. no other officer at the scene fired a shot. we now know the name of the man killed in a rural walcott it happened near the "iowa 80 truck stop"... around five-30 last night. officials say 55 year old paul ostrand... of stockton... went into a ditch off of 220th street. the vehicle rolled several times. ostrand was taken to the hospital... where he later died. the crash is still being investigated. dozens of tips have turned up nothing in a deadly hit and run investigation... emmalee jacobs was crossing lincoln way in ames... when a vehicle hit and killed her. the "des moines register" reports officers have fielded about 30 tips since then. police say most of them have been "generic" and not useful in finding the driver. even so they want the public to keep weighing in.. or the driver to come forward. more people are calling west des moines home. a special

officer jason van dyke charged with first-degree murder before the video made public. ay, van dyke walked out of the jail, released on bond, the same day mccarthy appeared on local television to defend his handling of the indicate saying it was being handled by another investigative body. >> it's a very high-charged political atmosphere we're living in now. i couldn't fire him. i couldn't put him in no pay status. i couldn't discipline him. that's the law. it was not the chicago police department investigating this incident. >> reporter: chicago police also face intense scrutiny regarding handling of the case and evidence. the manager of a burger king near the scene accuses of police erasing 86 minutes of video from a camera that captured video prior to mcdonald's shooting. the video was seized by the fbi and a chicago state official says after reviewing the video, it did not appear that any material had been deleted. outrage over the shooting has grown steadily since the video was released last week. monday a 21-year-old man arrested, accused of threatening to kill stu

mcdonald, who was african-american, was shot 16 times by white police officer jason van dyke. shcam video only recently , released by court order, clearly contradicts police claims about the shooting. laquan mcdonald posed no threat and was walking away from the officers at a distance as van dyke jumped out of his police car and opened fire. the controversy has ousted the chicago police chief and the head of the city's independent police review authority, which investigates police shootings. it's also sparked calls for mayor rahm emanuel's resignation. the mayor says the police review authority is probing saturday's killings. since 2007, the authority has found wrongdoing in only two out of more than 400 police shootings. meanwhile, a year-end report from the mapping police violence research project says police killed at least 1152 people in the united states in 2015. in 14 cities, every single police victim was african-american. for more, we are joined by two -- by aislinn sol, chapter coordinator for black lives matter chicago, which has organized a series of protests over th

dash camera video was released that shows officer jason van dyke shooing 17 year old laquan mcdonald . van dyke was charged with murder. mccarthy led the chicago police department for the past four years. an iowa senator running for congress is getting blasted for his views on border security... mark chelgren says immigrant felons who try to re-enter america illegally should be executed. the comments were published in the journal express" on monday. the republican party of iowa is trying to distance itself from chelgren... it issued a statement... saying "mark chelgren's call for executing undocumented immigrants represents a dangerous new low mark zuckerberg is a new dad... and he's celebrating with a pledge to give billions of dollars to a new mission. zuckerberg announced on facebook that his wife gave birth to the couple's daughter... maxima chan zuckerberg... early last week. in lieu of her birth... the couple pledged to donate 99 percent of their facebook stock to "during our lives"... which promotes equality and the human potential. their stock is worth about 45 billion dollar

one of those officers is jason van dyke. we know that six seconds after arriving on scene he starts shooting his weapon. now, let me take you through the police report. here is what jason van dyke says, and i'm going to quote here, he was swinging, he's referring to mcdonald, he was swinging the knife in an aggressive, exaggerated manner, he goes on to say, mcdonald raised the knife across his chest and shoulder pointing the knife at van dyke and attempting to kill van dyke. here's his reaction, in defense of his life, van dyke back pedalled and fired his handgun at mcdonald to stop the attack. if you see the video, you see law kwa laquan mcdonald is walking away from officers and falls to the ground. the angle of the camera changes so you don't see the police officers anymore, but here is what, according to the police report happens, mcdonald fell to the ground but continued to move and continued to grasp the knife, refusing to let it go. now, we know that the officer continues shooting. here's what he says, he says mcdonal

officer jason van dyke was charged with murder last month. suzanne le mignot has more. dave mcnaughton was named the new deputy chief of the bureau of support services. mcnaughton is listed in the laquan mcdonald police report as being at the scene during the recovery of officer jason van dyke's weapon and empty magazine. "the reports that you have, clearly show that deputy chief mcnaughton was either on the scene at some point, and perhaps, on the scene at area control and involved in this."mcnaughton also signed this tactical response report where he checked a box that states: "i have concluded that the member's actions were in compliance with department procedures and directives." mcnaughton on october 21, 2014, the day after the shooting. "we have to hope that he had not seen the video by the time that he signed off on van dyke's report and said, affirmatively, and checked the box, affirmatively, that said that his actions complied with department rules and regulations."ron safer is a former federal prosecutor and collaborated on a report that looked into the c-p-d

was released of the 20-14 shooting death of laquan mcdonald.he was shot 16 times by an officer jason van dyke -- who was formally indicted on first degrfe murder charges yesterday.the investigation could take more than a yearar in the race for the white house, democratic front runner hillary clinton made her way to iowa city.she laid out her tax reform plans -- sang they are the best way to help "r"rht now it's a mess, it so favors people on the top, it so favors corporations, it gives so many breres to those that frankly don't need them and it is time that we begin to ask the wealthy to pay more, they have to pay their fair share in order to invest in america." america."clinton n de an appearance with billionare warren buffet -- who is backing clinton in the race for president. former vermont governor and presidential cdidate howard dean also t the campaign trail for clinton on wednesdada wednesday."i care about her candidacy because she has more experience than everybody else put together in foreign affairs and since terrorism is a huge threat to the united statat i want someone who o knows

officer jason van dyke is charged with first degree murder in the case. university of iowa president bruce harreld is condemning a racial remark found written in a campus bathroom. according to a university email sent out last night, someone reported the message carved on a bathroom door inside of the spence laboratories building earlier in the day. the email did not specify what the message said but the university's director of public safety described it as a possible hate crime. in response, harreld sent out this statement, "this act is offensive to our community and will not be tolerated. an investigation is underway and if the individuals responsible are identified, appropriate actions will be taken." officials say they have since any information on the incident to contact u-i police. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... let's head down to megan salois at the science center. ad lib wx quick skies will be mostly cloudy today and a few snow showers and flurries may develop at times. temperatures will stay chilly in the 30s and winds will

jason van dyke is charged with murder for the ctober 20-14 shooting.october 20-14 shooting.ash cam video was released last week and sparked days of protests in the city. protesters gathered again as officer van dyke left the jail. ten people were detained when naacp demonstrators gathered outside of chicago's city hall. minneapolis mayor called to end a protest outside of a police station, saying it's becoming a safety hazard now that a snow storm t the city. city.but prpresters are adamant about staying.mayor betsy hodges says the campfire at the site is hurting the air quality and that emergency vehicles and snow pls are being blocked by the group, since they are occupying a busy road.d.meanwhile four men have been charged with felonies for shooting five in baltimore, jury selection is underway for one of the six police officers facing chahaes in the death of freddie gray. he died of injuries he sustained while in police custody.the prosecution says he should've gotten medical attention and that gray was illegally transported in the back of a police van without a seat belt.the suspect'

all of them supported the shooter, officer jason van dyke, and all were at odds with the video from theirruisers. they all claim mcdonald was a homicidal threat that night, swinging his knife with a three- inch blade in an aggressive, exaggerated manner that put van dyke's life in danger. officer van dyke is already the subject of a long-running federal investigation, scott, which is also looking into allegations of a cover-up by other officers on the scene that night. >> dean reynolds in chicago. thanks, dean. and we'll be right back. >>> in sunday school jimmy carter teaches the good news of the gospel, but this past sunday he had some good news of his own. he's now free of cancer. here's michelle miller. >> reporter: the crowd gathers in front of maranatha baptist church at dawn, five hours before the lessons begin. >> we thank you so much for coming. >> reporter: to see the man teaching sunday school. >> good morning. >> all right. i see you're wide awake. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in plains, georgia, president jimmy carter has taught in his hometown church for nearly 35 years. jan wi

and we have those pictures of jason van dyke walking into the courthouse with his attorney, and wearingy casual, but this time, wearing a suit. his attorney is no longer giving the press any interviews, but he has said in the past that he believed that his cliented in self-defense. now, about the deare struck shun of records, we should add that t the city of chicago sent us a statement saying that the city does not want, the city opposes the destruction of police city records. ashleigh? >> that is interesting discussion with the union at another time. rosa flores, thank you very much. >> and up next, remember that teenager who used the so-called affluenza defense to avoid getting time for a drunk driving crash that killed four people? with well, that kid is now in a whole lot more in trouble for violating the probation that some saw as an unbelievable gift from a judge, and now, guess what? he is missing. we will let you know what happens to him if they find him. >> reporter: there is almost nothing that madeleine won't try. >> she shoz been zip diving and scuba diving. >> reporter: so

the teenager was shot 16 times by officer jason van dyke. >> the leadership of the department has been shaken and eroded. >> we here before this emblem of death, this cast a bad light on the city of chicago. dari: officer jason van dyke posted first read murder and there are growing calls tonight for mayor rahm emanuel himself to resign. steve: kind of a stormy night out there. dari: it certainly is. i guess it's not going to be over anytime soon. nick: we have to get through tomorrow and milder weather. tonight it's drizzling out there come a, a little bit of the mist in the air. we don't have any real organized area organize area of rain. but that is going to change tomorrow. pockets of light rain and drizzle in the lower hudson valley going towards connecticut. not much being picked up on the radar. looking at the sky guardian, here is the rain that came through earlier. storm center is offshore, looking to the west, more rain here from east of pittsburgh to the williamsport area and not extends down towards tennessee and north carolina and eventually it will be aiming here in advan