the reverend jesse jackson was all for it. >> a method so long as we are disciplined and nonviolent, the effective use of our protests and our votes all matter. >> outside, many shoppers treated the protests like a a tourist attraction and they weren't all in agreement of the effectiveness of the protest. >> we think it's great. we're here for holiday but we are happy that our kids had the opportunity to see this. >> they have a right to do this. i'm not in agreement with trying to close down shopping on the miracle mile. i mean, this is what pays for the city. >> reporter: all week long we have heard yung younger accusing older of being too cozy with the chicago politicians. jesse jackson denied that protesters are divided. >> this is a spre supremely integrated protest. >> we won't know what kind of dent the protests put in chicago's black friday economy, but jesse jackson called it a victory. >> this is a successful day. it is cold and raining. people are here based on determination. >> reporter: one of the protestors most immediate demands is the firing of the police superintende

jesse jackson/rainbow push coalition) "that's why we need a full impartial federal investigation, so to know who saw what when, and why was the tape suppressed for 13 months." the crowd is demanding the resignation of the lead prosecutor in the case, the mayor, police superintendent ... and a federal probe into the chicago p-d.(protester of chicago shooting of teen) "we need immediate firing a resignation of anita alvarez. we need mayor rahm emanuel, we need superintendent mccarthy to resign and not to be in the system where cops who kill our people not only take our lives they take our money and they do not invest in our future" meanwhile, police superintendent garry mccarthy says he has no plans to resign, and he's working to fix the broken parts of his department.i'm andy rose, reporting. 3 3 still to come tonight on siouxland news at nine... what america's biggest retailer is doing for its employees who had to work on thanksgiving... in tonight's fox means business report, but first... 3 3 as isis continues to threaten attacks against america... the debate over freedom versus sec

jesse jackson/rainbow push coalition) "that's why we need a full impartial federal investigation, so to know who saw what when, and why was the tape suppressed for 13 months." the crowd is demanding the resignation of the lead prosecutor in the case, the mayor, police superintendent ... and a federal probe into the chicago p-d.(protester of chicago shooting of teen) "we need immediate firing a resignation of anita alvarez. we need mayor rahm emanuel, we need superintendent mccarthy to resign and not to be in the system where cops who kill our people not only take our lives they take our money and they do not invest in our future" meanwhile, police superintendent garry mccarthy says he has no plans to resign, and he's working to fix the broken parts of his department.i'm andy rose, reporting. 3 the president of france is back home tonight... after trips to the u- s, germany and russia seeking help to fight isis.coming up at 10-18 in tonight's world wrap... his promise to the families of the paris attacks. 3 "siouxland news at ten on kmeg 14 with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxland'

jesse jackson will join us from chicago to discuss the murder case against a chicago police officer. but john kasich's long-run campaign for president now came the anti-trump campaign. with this ad targeted for the froent runner. >> i would like anyone who's listening to consider some thought thoughts that i paraphrased from a pastor. you might not care if donald trump says muslims must register with their government because you're not one. and you might not care if donald trump says he's going to round up all the hispanic immigrants because you're not one. and you might not care if donald trump says it's okay to rough up black protesters because you're not one. and you might not care if donald trump wants to suppress journalists because you're not one. but think about this. if he keeps going, and he actually becomes president, he might just get around to you. and you better hope that there's someone left to help you. >> the video comes one day after a pro kasich super pac released an ad in new hampshire mocking donald trump. >> he's not a war hero. he's a war hero because he got cap

jesse jackson sent out a robocall yesterday calling out his protesters and people to the streets today're not sure if that will increase the number of protesters here. in in the past couple of days there's been anywhere between a dozen and a couple hundred protesters on the streets of chicago. now, there are splinter groups across the city of chicago today, other protesters, and reverend jesse jackson is holding a press conference in about a half hour. we will be there, and we'll update you with that information. this is all about that video that shows police officer jason van dyke shooting to death 16-year-old laquan mcdonald last year. the video was not released until tuesday, so the protesters and activists are fired up about that. they're upset, they say the system here in chicago is broken, and they have formally called for the police chief to step down twice. heather? heather: upset with rahm emanuel as well over all of that. matt, thank you for joining us. leland: an unwanted thanksgiving visitor was the latest security scare at the white house. we're learning more about a man d

yes,jesse jackson asking that they come out here. magnificent mile today. like we said at 11:00 o'clock and shut it down. i don't know what stomach people will have for shotting with that going on. >> nicole: jeff in chicago, thanks, jeff. >> cheryl: more and more shoppers are avoiding the in-store block friday crowds and shopping online instead. a record of number of consumers using mobile devices for shopping thanksgiving black friday sales are out there. 4500 websites. adobe says between midnight about $1 billion worth on online sales. 22% from the previous thanksgiving. adobe projects mobile sells up. >> nicole: target taking a new approach for black friday this year, looking for the big bargains, employees looked inside to send orders to customers who ordered online. target is hope to go cut into tradition such as amazon and target assembled a small team of workers to pack up some of the orders placed through target.com earlier in the day. >> cheryl: let's get you caught up on global action right now. here is what's happening over now. shanghai taking

. >> am i the only person who remembers the 1984 jesse jackson. search for the show. yeah, jesse was an tactual rap star and he rapped for jesse jackson in 1984. actually the rap sounds whiter than your dancing. >> i don't know why people are kritizing my dancing. i'm known to cut a rug every once in a while. >> i encourage you to watch the show tonight and do some interior work and see what you come up with. >> look, look, i think this is going to help dr. ben carson. some people think of him as kind of a square because they picture him as a surgeon and they haven't seen him getting down like that. >> it's perfect. it will help him immensely not only by the people who were effected by the mcdonald's's commercials in the 80s that's going to get them back on board because it's 9 same type of energy and certain people will say i like him now because this is clearly nonsense. maybe he's just trying to be funny. and i like a comedian. i feel like his campaign said trump says crazy nonexcepsense don't we get weird. >> already people adding it to their w

i don't like the fact this was cooked up by jesse jackson.ohn: what do you mean cooked up. >> invented this term african-american. i never heard it before. all of a sudden in the late 80s i heard it from jesse jackson and everyone is african-american. john: every syllable counts. a lot of people say, i'm afraid to just say black because somebody might be mad at me. >> i tell people, they say african-american and i say it's okay, you can say black. they are relieved when i say that. john: universities are creating a safe place for learning, they have speech codes because they don't want a student to be uncomfortable. does it stop? hate speech? of course not. this video emerged from the university of oklahoma chanting this. this is clearly nasty. >> very ugly stuff. >> the speech codes in a way encourage this in secret? >> forbidden fudge is the finest of the term, people want what they can't have. it erupts in unusual ways like this. what i do think is interesting about the very unfortunate episode is what the reaction is. people say it proves

if we could back up just a little bit -- you see the reverend jesse jackson talking to these protesterse street now as jeff flock's been covering for us. what's the -- we hear so much about chicago and about the violence in the streets, and we know about it because of the shooting that took place. what's the economy like there right now? >> the economy, connell, is? jeopardy, frankly. and -- is in jeopardy, frankly. and i think the city itself has been suffering under terrible leadership for decades now be, frankly. and certainly the state can say the same thing about itself. i think the problem here is that just in the situation that we have now with the chicago police, they are seen as an extension of the city government, another arm of city hall. and, unfortunately, the way the economy is with taxes very high in the state, forget the fact that the state and the is city are collecting record amounts of revenue from businesses and individuals, the deficits and the debts are higher than they have ever been, the economy's suffering because, frankly, people like myself, small businesses a

and jesse jackson led it down michigan avenue and they shut down the city avenue. and now jesse jackson is expected to speak, heather. >> it is a different scone in a hour ago. what is the impact that they are having around there? >>>> reporter: much different scone in the past couple of days, there is a couple hundred people. and they are loud and vocal. andñr it is in michigan avenue. -- i can barely hear you. what are they chanting? can you hear what they are chanting? >> they are chanting 16 shots according to the 16 shots that the chicago police officer shot in last october. that's what they are chanting as they walk down michigan avenue, heather. >> thank you, mat. >> we'll bring in chuck, and president of solidarity strategies. gentlemen thank you for being here. as you watch the scene developing in chicago, i am interested in your thoughts especially that you have rahm emmanuel as mayor and not able to handle the crime or issue of police violence there in chicago? >> when you look at images right now, coming live to us from the streets of chicago it is tota

bush's place in the president sal chronology, and there being photo bombed by jesse jackson. next slide, please. another -- this is the most unlikely slimed but shows the very bipartisan nature of the summit. that is karl rove, karen hughes, margaret spelling, andy card, and don evans, being photo to bombed by jesse jackson. a great photograph. it truly shows how bipartisan -- how wonderfully bipartisan, i should say, that this summit was, and it really harkens back to the time when lbj wrote herd over washington and bipartisanship was not a dirty word. this last slide is just shows some of the great warriors of the civil rights movement, and unfortunately this is a slide that cannot be created today because julian bond has passed this world but that's john lewis, julian bond, may have vest staples, andrew young, and behind them, vernon jordan, so the great warriors of the movement, and behind them are the daughters of martin luther king, and lyndon baines johnson. really stand on their shoulders in so many ways. that's a remarkable photograph. again, shows what a truly histo

jesse jackson called for a justice department investigation into the chicago police. >>> 14 people are dead following a winter storm system in yukon, oklahoma. a 70-year-old woman whose car was swept away remains missing. more rain is hitting texas and oklahoma pan handle. we have our cnn partnership. >> neighbors along 317 have come to expect some flooding but none like this. >> the bridge was over flowed. it wasn't like this, not this much water. >> firefighters responded to multiple rescues. firefighters tell us the man wasn't sure of his location. they used pings off his cell phone. after a lengthy process, the dog helped rescuers. >> we have never seen it like this. >> all of that flooding, never that much. >> high waters rose over mcintyre road. high had a call of a man trapped in his vehicle. submerged vehicles had a repeat of calls. dispatchers told him they had cleared it. >> i didn't know what to do. my truck wouldn't have made it half way out there. >> bring whatever it takes. >> the flooding in north texas has led to 3 deaths. it is expected to continue into next week. >> c

still reverand jesse jackson says the police are paatly to blame for whaa he calls a cover-up.p.((sot: jesse jacksonncivil rights activist1:08 - 1:18)) who surpressed it for 13 months.. and while one man did the killing nine men did not turn in a report that justified his being arrested. we see a level of corruption that is unacceptable. organizers vow to hold more protests and are considering a boycott of chicago businesses. (two second pause) audio outcue: i'm edward lawrence nbc news, washington. >> the man accused of jumping the white house fence on thanksgiving made a brief court appearance today. extrpolice officers continue to patrol outside the white house fence today. authorities say joseph caputo draped himself in an american flag when he went over the white house fence thursday while president barack obama was celebrating thanksgiving with his family. the white house was put on a brief lock down. court documents show caputo had been staying with friends in virginia and left a suicide note along with an audio message for his mother and a will. police say caputo is charg

jesse jackson organized this march. protesters are calling for the superintendent and the state's attorney to step down over that video of a white police officer killing a black teenager last year. organizers are calling the black friday protest a university march and rally. back to you. >> thank you very much. as those protests are going on, we are seeing new video from the shooting that sparked all of this. some of that video may be disturbing to see. it shows angles from police dash cam of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald before a police officer shot and killed him. in the video, you can see the officer drive through the parking lot as he chases mcdonald down. after mcdonald was shot no officer sees if he's okay. there's no audio on any of the tapes, so we don't know what police are saying. >> in my experience, i never had a case with an audio recording. >> that was an attorney for the mcdonald family. he wants more information including why it took so long for that video to be released. >>> a man who jumped the white hou

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today --reverend jesse jackson was calling for more arrests in the killing of laquan mcdonald. "for these killing, the accomplices must be charged. nine police saw mcdonald jackson joined other leaders in a protest march down chicago's magnificent mile a missouri woman is arrested for the third time in waterloo. 26- year- old tiffany reed was arrested thursday and is accused of stealing from a sporting good store. she has a lengthy police record -- arrested for similiar crimes. during each of her arrests -- reed has looked visibly different -- with a new hairstyle in every picture. reed was previously arrested during an officer-involved shooting in october. police say this time -- reed was arrested for stealing from dick's sporting goods in waterloo. which was the same day of the officer-involved shooting in october. police say 23 stolen north face coats were located in the trunk of the vehicle. this is surveilance video from when reed was also charged with with stealing from the cedar reed is currently being held in the black hawk county jail. florida police have opened an ani

there are issues -- kirk: jesse jackson, jr. ann: junior. we have a number of personal use kinds of issues. there are complaints about illegaly coordination because the supreme court has said it is improper to coordinate with independent groups and the candidates because that is a protection of the law so that there can be independent, truly independent expenditures. kirk: let's get it on the table. you have been quoted frequently, lately saying the commission does not have much hope of doing its work during the 2016 election cycle because of a three-three split between democrats and republicans. republicans on the commission have been quoted as saying the role of the commission is not to enforce the laws, which you implied, but to protect free speech in elections. who is right? ann: of course, i think i am right. [laughter] no question about that. there is a lot of case law that says that the rule of the regulatory and administrative to determine law.itutionality of the my view is there are certain laws -- there is a federal election campai

today's protests are organized by reverend jesse jackson. the goal is to damage black friday sales and they want a federal investigation into the >>> a former millis police officer is dead one week after being indicted for fake being indicted for faking a shootout. 24-year-old brian johnson was found inside of his home. the da's office do not expect foul play and are not investigating his death as a homicide. an autopsy will be performed to determine just how he died. just last week, fox25 reported that johnson was formally charged with shooting at his own cruiser and calling in a bomb threat to a high school. he told investigators he had black doubts. prosecutor also no longer pursue the case because of johnson's death. >>> norwood police are searching for a cold-hearted criminal stole money meant for people with cancer. surveillance video from a street. you can see the man inside aj's market grab a can with donations for the jimmy fund. the man hides the can and starts walking off. >>> donald trump is facing new backlash this morning. the

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. >> still reverend jesse jackson said the police are partly to dblone for what he calls a coverup. >> while one man did the killing, nine police watched it and did not turn in a report to justify his being arrested. >> organizers vow to holkouor protests and are considering a boycott of chicago businesses. as you saw protesters olock the entrance to big name stores, nike, macy's and disney. the stores locked the doo rs a as the dem hstrators lined up. >>> up next donald trump firing back at critics over what some call his oensive characterization of a disabled "the new york times" jou alist. >>> and n 80-year-old texas woman being called a hero after ving her husband from a house fire. tonight we'll hear why she says she can't take call of the credit. >>> we're dealing with a balmy black friday right now but temperatures are going to start to slide downward for the weekend. i'll tell you about that in the it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time it has the fastest interne

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the march the magnificent mile organized by reverend jesse jackson is in protest to this graphic video showing a police officer shooting 17-year-old dequon mcdonald 16 times. that video has sparked waves of protest and outraged a city that is battling gun violence. activists are upset about what they call a pattern of abuse by police officers. >>> the reality is that our children are here. >> they don't know. they don't understand what's going on. >> thankfully the protests have remained mostly peaceful. the officer accused in the shooting meantime is facing a first-degree murder charge. >> near record warmth on the way ahead of some wet weather i'm tracking for the weekend. my timeline of when the rain arrives, ahead. >>> and a little thanksgiving fun right there from tom brady's family to dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees, lattes, and macchiatos. enjoy every sip of the new hide i

reverend jesse jackson's rainbow push coalition plans to hold a major demonstration? one of the city's most popular shopping district. they plan to call attention to the violence in chicago. a shooter after a commuter rail shoppers was shot and killeddener fenway park. victoria warren is live on yawkey way. city leaders are calling for an end to this kind of violence. >> reporter: they are, jadiann. they tell us this man's mother collapsed in a police detectives arms when he broke the news to her that her son would not be home for thanksgiving dinner. all this happening outside this bar you see behind me. police describe a cot tick scene. this man who died was walking outside when he was shot. police say jephthe chery was caught in the crossfire calling him an innocent victim called as he walked near fenway. >> he never did anything wrong. he was a great person, that's it. >> a friend lighting a cancelled outside the bar who's on first park. police say it was 2:00 a.m. chery, a commuter rail conductor, died after police say a group of suspects started >> every indicat

. >> there was a peaceful protest led by jesse jackson. >>> shoppers led their way to malls. it was not as crazy this year. >> reporter: a robust crowd in herald square this evening but the rush to shop the day after thanksgiving isn't the chaotic experience it used to be. >> not too bad. people in good spirits. >> reporter: oh, there were a but stores like best buy handed out tickets to stagger shoving. at the queens center mall today we found it's not the frenzy it's been in the past to be here. now it's a ghost town. >> reporter: not that there were no deals to be had and plenty of people to school them up but it -- scoop them up but it starts on thanksgiving now. >> retailers can't dismiss it. they still need a black friday strategy. however, it's not as intense as it used to be. >> reporter: it has more timid shoppers like lasiah braving black friday for the first time in herald square. >> it's a new experience for me. >> reporter: not too bad? >> yeah. didn't get trampled. >> reporter: after the all nighter last night macy's is closing tonight but the black friday barri

on the front, civil rights leader jesse jackson. >> the man who saw it didn't try to stop him and didn't report what happened. that's the cause, the blue code of silence that protect each other and makes them less able to be credible. even in the new police infrastructure and culture. >> the 17-year-old was shot 16 times by one police officer. video of his death was released the day jason van dyke was charged with murder, 13 months after the incident. demonstrators, infiltrated stores on the magnificent mile. >> this is a normal holiday for many. hundreds and hundreds of people have come out on the street to demand change on the streets of chicago and the way their complaints are being handled. >> we want justice, simple as that. >> killing innocent people, they don't have to, that doesn't make sense for anybody. >> shooting down young black people in chicago. >> famous names find human chains blocking their doors. losses for the stores in the tens if thought hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> we are going to start the money the revenue which hurts dearly to the city and to the state,

this one stephanie, is is much more organized, it has the old guard, people like the reverend jesse jacksonow push coalition, along with the chicago teacher's union, along with the millennials, the younger activists that are trying to shake things up. but they have one unified goal. >> the magnificent mile must be shut down on black friday. >> absolutely. >> the chicago board of trade, magnificent mile, everything that they hold near and deer to them will be addressed. >> reporter: this all comes from the release of that shooting video where an officer shot laquan mcdonald, 16 times in october of 2014. some might say that because he was arrested and charged with first degree murder, that this might be enough for the protesters, but they say far from it, they say the fact that it took a year to charge the officer, also the fact that he had about 18 complaints against him during his career for things like racial slurs allegedly, and police brutality and yet still remained on the force, and the basic fact that through all of this, police long maintained that he was using self-defense, however,

but reverend jesse jackson acknowledges people are frustrated. are angry. most are angry. the question becomes when will the cup runneth over? >> reporter: the night mcdonald was shot authorities say he had a four-inch folding knife and pcp in his system. officer jason van dyke's attorney dan herbert says mcdonald's behavior was erratic. >> he firmly believed he was in fear for his life and he was concerned about the life of his fellow officers. >> reporter: the mcdonald family reached a $5 million settlement. jeff, the attorneys for the mcdonalds say the family has no interest in seeing that dash cam video. >> jericka duncan, thank you very much. >>> still ahead here, police identify a suspect after a stunning shooting of a medical student in new orleans. >>> and the growing threat of the approaching el nino. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. so i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated so i get a better clean. 15% cleaning ingredients hey buddy, let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same

decide them in confidence -- there was an allegation despite the fact that he was in jail about jesse jackson and his use of campaign funds for his personal use and for purchasing make coats for his -- mink coats for his spouse. >> this is jesse jackson junior. ms. ravel: junior. and we have a number of personal use kinds of issues. there are complaints about illegal court a nation because the supreme court has said that coordinateper to with independent groups. and the candidates. because that is a protection of the law so that there can be independent, truly independent expenditures. mr. hanson: let's get it on the table. you have been quoted, saying that the commission doesn't have much hope of doing its work during the 2016 election cycle split between-3 democrats and republicans. and republicans have been quoted as saying the role of the commission is not to enforce the laws, which are implied, but to protect free speech in elections. who is right? ms. ravel: of course, i think i'm right. [laughter] there is no question about that. there is a lot of case law that says that the role of a

. >> in your book you take on jesse jackson, al sharpton and charlie wrangle. any particular reason why? >> when i wrote growing up it was the same message that i heard in the different publications because of their skin color the individuals you mentioned. my book tells the people came from growing up and looking at numerous jobs and advancing myself because of what i wanted to do for myself and i never fell for the signal of the blame game because of the failures that are happening in the community i never fell for the victimization so i think that it is a great story to see if i can do it you can do it no matter what your circumstances or family situation. >> how did you come to your political views flex >> because of my parents and how they voted i thought that is all there was and i didn't do any research or know a lot of reading but plans to go once i told them the different things and experiencing different situations and meeting a number of different people and different political views that's when i realized i was being lied to for many years especiall

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tomorrow in the busiest shopping district on the busiest shopping day of the year, the reverend jesse jacksonhope their presence will discourage shoppers from venturing to the magnificent mile and bring a -- bring attention. >>> french president francois francois francois hollande met two days after the stop at the white house. both agreed to fight common evil. he did criticize washington for preventing turkey's downing of a russian warplane. >>> two new aircrafts are coming to the museum. it will close for three months starting in january to display a restored world war ii bomber. a new addition at museum will double its size when it's done. >>> if you're getting up in the next few hours to fight the black friday frenzy, expect to see something a little different this year. tighter security. that's next. >>> another denial from donald donald trump. he says he wasn't making fun of a wormer -- a former" washington post" journalist who has a disability. >>> we'll learn more about this mother and whether she'll face criminal charges thioh my god. friday. does anybody want to be part of this? noo

. >>> in chicago's busiest shopping district, the reverend jesse jackson will join the march remembering 17-year-old mcdonald. he was shot and killed by a white police officer. the protestors hope the perhaps will discourage black friday shoppers from shopping in that area. and workers are repairing chicago's christmas tree after protestors damaged it during a second night of demonstrations. the protestors ripped off some of the lights. the good thing, they tied down the lights tightly when they first put them up. >>> a former police officer accused of lying about an ambush and sparking a manhunt is dead. a family member found bryant johnson's body thanksgiving morning. investigators said it was not a homicide. and in september, prosecutors said that johnson called in saying shot says were fired at the suspect's truck took off. that triggered a massive manhunt. the 24-year-old claimed he hit a tree and his car caught fire. investigators found the story was made up and johnson didd damage himself. and they charged him with calling -- calling in a fake bomb threat to the high school. >>> a

reverend jesse jackson helped lead today's march. >> we're using our votes, our marching feet, and building coalitions. >> this store is closed! >> reporter: some shoppers expressed support, despite the disruption. >> i think it's those people's right to protest, and i support their, you know, their freedom to do that. >> 60 shots! >> 14 months! >> reporter: demonstrators want authorities to explain why it took 13 months to release dash-cam video of the incident. mcdonald was shot a total of 16 times in less than 15 seconds. officer jason van dyke had been on paid administrative duty until tuesday when heas charged with first degree murder. the vice president with the retail group for the magnificent mile acknowledged there was revenue loss from today's protest. he said retailers intend to make up for it throughout the holiday season. >> quijano: michelle miller reporting. michelle, thank you. the 22-year-old connecticut man who jumped the white house fence as the first family celebrated thanksgiving was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation today. joseph caputo is charged with illega

reverend jesse jackson called for today's protest. the cold weather hasn't put a damper on many shoppers' day. some people began as early as the stores opened yesterday to buy ticket items before they sold out. but several sioux city stores continued to have people coming through the doors today as well. "this is actually a lot more fun," tracy eekhof, a sioux center, iowa resident. "i was a little nervous about the crowds, but really, we've been able to find parking spots pretty close and the stores have been very organized." tomorrow is small business saturday. and, a new local store opened it's door last weekend. "mode" is a women's clothing store owned by tammy bertrand of sioux city. and with small business saturday coming up she emphasized how important it is to have stores like "mode." "it's really important that we support our small businesses because there's so many unique ones in sioux city and when people come to our town they're very impressed," said mode owner, tammy bertrand. you can find mode at lake port commons right

clergy in chicago including the reverend jesse jackson want to shut down shopping on michigan avenue to protest the fatal police shooting of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. he was shot 16 times by a police officer, now indicted for murder. i'm john yang. i'll have the details coming up on "today." >> protesters will march down chicago's magnificent mile on the busiest shopping day of the year as more dash cam video s ae released. a new tape shows van dyke's car pursuing mcdonald through a burger ki burger king parking lot. van dyke is charged with murder. protesters want to know why the charges came 13 months after the shooting. >> officer van dyke is just as guilty last year in october. >> police say they will continue to support peaceful demonstrations but four protesters were arrested for vandalizing christmas decorations. forget black friday, today is phillies red friday. the team invites fans to the majestic clubhouse store for festivities starting at 10:00 this morning. you'll find holiday deals, free gifts, donuts and meet the phillies phanatic. the flyers have their own sale tod

the protests are being organized by jesse jackson and the goal is to damage black friday sales and force the resignation of the police commissioner. protesters want a federal investigation into the department. >>> norwood police are searching for a cold-hearted criminal who stole money meant to help kids with cancer. this is video from a surveillance store on walpole street street. you can see a man inside aj's market grab the can meant for the jimmy fund. he grabs the can. >>> donald trump is facing go p backlash. the reporter denies a reporter the reporter denies a reporter's physical disability. he denies the reporter was even disabled. athena jones has more on the battle. >>reporter: . >>reporter: donald trump under fire again, this time for seem fire again, this time for seeming to mock a reporter's disability >> the poor guy -- oh, i don't know what i said -- oh, i don't remember! he is like i don't remember -- oh, maybe that's what i said. >>reporter: "new york times" reporter serge cotleski has a condition that causes contortions in. he wrote a story of trump allegedly saying tha

. >> commune activists are calling for calm, but jesse jackson cannage people are frustrated. >> people are disgusted, most angry. the question comes -- >> the night mcdonald was shot authorities say he had four inch folding knife and pcp in his system. officer jason van dyke's attorney, dan herbert says mcdonald's behavior was erratic. >> he firmly believed that he was in fear for his life. and he was concerned about the life of his fellow officers. >> the mcdonald family reached a $5 million settlement. jeff, the attorneys for the mcdonalds say the family has no interest in seeing that dash cam video. >> thank you very much. still ahead here, police i'd tie a suspect after a stunning shooting of a medical student in new orleans. and growing threat of the approaching el nino when the cbs evening news continues. with the pain and swelling of my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... ordinary objects often seemed... intimidating. doing something simple... meant enduring a lot of pain. if ra is changing your view of everyday things orencia may help. orencia works differently by target

reverend jesse jackson led a peaceful protest. he says an investigation is needed into why dash cam video of the shooting was just released. tape -- the mayor, the police chief, the state' s attorney. if they saw it, that' s why we need a full, impartial, federal investigation, so we know who saw what when and why was the tape suppressed for 13 months. shelley: the officer' s attorney says he feared for his life when he fired the shots. turning our attention to whether -- weather the unseasonably mild , temperatures we all enjoyed today can' t stay around forever. a live look now at manchester, now. meteorologist aj burnett is here with more on the showers some will see overnight. aj: i know lots of us would wish that we could hang onto the 57' s. others are saying bring on the snow. no snow in the forecast tomorrow. record high temperatures today. hartford, connecticut, but give see, new york, new york city, glenns fall, new york, portland, maine -- poughkeepsie, new york, new york city, glen falls, new york, portland, maine -- a

a group of clergy, including the reverend jesse jackson, want to shut down black friday shopping on this street. the police presence is likely to be very heavy. all >>> a dangerous mix of snow, sleet and flooding is hitting several states tonight. as miguel almaguer explains, this nasty system could hammer a large swath of the country, as so many are heading home after thanksgiving. >> reporter: tonight, there's reason to be grateful, if you're indoors. for much of the country, the forecast in a word, messy. in northern california, erratic open market. an ugly start to the holiday, 11 treated for minor injuries. in the sierras, it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. a treat for skiers. >> already better this year. hopefully it keeps snowing. >> reporter: 20 inches of snow in parts of california where it's needed. nearly a foot in oregon, with more on the way. in spokane, washington, where hurricane-force winds blasted across the region last week, thousands are spending thanksgiving in the dark. no holiday for crews working around the clock to restore power. the storm on the move. s

jesse jackson is calling officials who saw the tape and did nothing accomplices in the murder. >> that's why we need a full impartial federal investigation to know who saw what when and why was the tape suppressed for 13 months. >> reporter: the crowd demanded the resignation of the lead prosecutor, the mayor, police superintendent, and a federal probe into the chicago pd. >> we need immediate firing or resignation of anita alvarez, rahm emanuel and mccarthy to resign and not be in a system where cops who kill us, they take our money and do not invest in our future. >> reporter: meanwhile, the police department superintendent says he has no plans to resign and he is working to fix the broken parts of his department. andria borba, kpix 5. >> the protests come amid the arrest of a chicago man charged with killing a 9-year-old boy who was lured into an alley by alleged gang members. >>> a woman shot to death inside her north richmond home. tonight the search is on for two men. contra costa county sheriff's deputies got a call last night about a disturbance at the house on market street. the