rollins, and current sheriff wayne coats among defendants, and was filed on behalf of the family of john david livingston., the 33 year old was shot and killed by deputy nicholas kehagias, last november. earlier this year the state medical examiner classified the shooting as a claim pain and suffering, bodily injuries and wrongful arrests. "the plaintiffs alledge that defendants deputies from the harnett county sheriff's office used excessive force upon them and executed their duties in a grossly negligent manner.." the plaintiff's also allede, the the sheriff's office "under the leadership of defendents rollins and coats, -has a long history of misconduct, excessive force and other civil rights violations.." all the specific complaints, and demands a trial by jury. we reached out to spokespersons for the sheriff's office-- but so far now one has responded.. robert zatoun one of livingston family's attorney, called the lawsuit the result of "a comprehensive year long investigation that culminated on the anniversary of john david livingston's death". but said a trial could be many months down t

john: david boaz says the worst moment of the campaign was this. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, donald trump. john: this is your worth moment? >> i thought donald trump was not a fit candidate to be president of the united states. i worry about his protectionism and racial and religious scapegoating during the campaign. john: people say he's going to appoint good people. >> i don't believe that preview list. >> i believe in the federalist society that gave us cal yeah and thomas. john: last week president obama scolded a crowd for shouting down a pro-trump protester. >> everybody sit down and be quiet for a second. i'm serious, listen up. we live in a country that respects free speech. >> my other best moment was when hillary clinton lost. i didn't like trump winning but i was happy to see hillary leave. but what was good about the obama thing is it was such a callous and divisive campaign. here is the president of the united states giving a speech and somebody jumps up to protest him and defend trump, and people booed him, and the president took two minute

john? david. a surgeon general's warning. 21million americans suffer from substance abuse and he is calling for a major shift in how we treat it. and what role will donald trump's son-in-law play in his administration? and they may not know about climate change but these gorillas could become the new poster animal for the cause tonight on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >>> all right. we'll thank you. >>> his inspiring story set off a viral movement. >>> and the faneuil hall tree lighting is just two days away. you can watch it right here >>> former boston college baseball captain receiving special recognition that we are all applauding. >> he is the ncaa inspiration award. he was playing for boston with als. he and his family developed the viral ice bucket challenge that helped to raise $220 million for that cause. the inspiration award is given to someone involved with college athletics and also over came a life-altering situation. he will get the award in january, and we say congratul

. >> over the last few years, john david has been chronicling his journey to lose about 180 pounds. so his followers and youtube and social media often ask him different questions. in this video, he talks about his experience losing the weight, the loose skin, and compression clothing when i went to crossfit. we went on a run and had jump rope. i remember when i was doing it, i was like, there's no way that i can continue doing this if i don't find a way to hold my skin down. >> that's so interesting. you can see he's incredibly fit and muscular, but he does have that extra skin. >> he says his skin does flap up against his body when he's running. self-conscious about it. that's where the compression clothing helps. >> these are the compression clothes i wear. don't size up. you want it to be really, really tight just because it's going to hold that stuff in. you don't want to be thinking about it. let me put it on and i'll show you. >> here's a side by side. he does the jump test. all in all, he says he feels like compression gear is worth the money because of what it provides. a l

john? >> david martin at the pentagon. thank you, david. >>> in morocco today nearly 200 countries reaffirmed their support for the global climate agreement reached in paris last year. many are worried president-elect trump will pull out of the deal. further south in africa climate change is taking a toll on ongoing series "the climate diaries." >> reporter: there's a population up there on the slopes of these volcanic peaks in central africa that knows nothing of arguments in washington about climate change. but the famous gorillas in the mist do know something is going on. they know the bamboo chutes that diet and which used to sprout like clockwork are now less predictable. the rains that produced them were a month late this year. the gorillas have had to adapt their roaming and foraging patterns because the old seasonal rhythms of food production have altered. their world is changing. these guys are the 800-pound gorillas in the room except of course they really weigh in at about 400 pounds and they're not in control of

david: john it is critical if you take on fedex and ups. this is monsters amazon is taking on. why did they go with a union? fedex is non-union company, right? >> well they're unfortunately, david they tried to circumvent fedex to provide better more vertically integrated system but they're getting bitten like some companies this are by rising wage prices. mcdonald's, starbucks raised price ses. this shows up in terms of amazon as well and putting a pinch in holiday expectations at very least. melissa: black friday is losing appeals to some shoppers. foot traffic at biggest stores expected to fall 3 1/2% from last year. apple is coming off the sidelines, now teasing one-day entry back into the biggest shopping day of the year. jonathan, does this indicate weakness to you, apple talking about the fact we don't need black friday in the past? what is good for our employees is good or our business? now they're saying come on we'll have a sale. >> they have to compete. even a company like apple can't afford to sit any holiday season, certainly not black friday. this year, melissa, es

john: david boaz says the worst moment of the campaign was this. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, donald trump. john: this is your worth moment? >> i thought donald trump was not a fit candidate to be president of the united states. i worry about his protectionism and racial and religious scapegoating during the campaign. john: people say he's going to appoint good people. >> i don't believe that preview list. >> i believe in the federalist society that gave us cal yeah and thomas. john: last week president obama scolded a crowd for shouting down a pro-trump protester. >> everybody sit down and be quiet for a second. i'm serious, listen up. we live in a country that respects free speech. >> my other best moment was when hillary clinton lost. i didn't like trump winning but i was happy to see hillary leave. but what was good about the obama thing is it was such a callous and divisive campaign. here is the president of the united states giving a speech and somebody jumps up to protest him and defend trump, and people booed him, and the president took two minute

john: david morris got top grade at a top college, then got a masters degree.e a college degree. >> why this expensive plumage mechanism. zach started a company that find students work and businesses. >> these employers are track cally handing out good jobs and they can't find good talented young people with college degrees to fill them. he's making more than $100,000 a year. >> i'm creating real value for this company. even if they don't, the student don't drown in student loan. >> it's net tuition zero for our student. one company offers a virtual reality alternative learning science. you learn by playing games. and every day on the web there is another new alternative. do people still need a college degree? >> if you want to be a doctor, lawyer or professor, something highly credentialed, you will need one. but if you want to build your own career you don't need one. john: that's a good thing. it gives us more choices. next, the best way to predict who will be the next president. will it be him? her? him? later in the show. later in the show. the robot car.

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filling in even at 2:00 o'clock in the morning and the closest wal-mart super center brooklyn, john david4 hours that the store was open and the whole congregation store shopping because they couldn't get in earlier. if you've got the churches, you're going to win the wars in the stores and target is not getting the churches. lauren: the election would impact how -- how much we were going to open wallets for the holidays, are you seeing that at all? the election impacting our shopping? >> yes. one thing we are seeing is you reported yesterday is the cars in the parking lot are more beat up and older than ever. lauren: the average anal of -- average age of a car is record high. target, you pay an extra 5 bucks for aspirin. people are paying the 98 cents for the aspirin and saving a dollar to 5, $25 on everything else. wal-mart -- target jacked up the prices of toys two weeks ago and discounted them back this week so it's crazy. nicole: let me ask you a question. nicole: what's driving the american culture for spending more? why do they have confidence? >> innovation from talking to stores

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david's wedding ring? >> go for it. >> can i borrow that ring? magic" features lots of familiar faces, john travolta, david beckham, johnny depp, and drake all on hand for the show. watch blaine blow their minds tonight at 9:00, right here on wisn 12. then stay with us for wisn 12 news at 10:00. joyce: they are all so trusting. the packers' hall of fame is adding two new members. dan: yes one of them is very , familiar to packer fans. the other comes from an era when green bay and winning did not go hand-in-hand. speaking of which, the current packers are feeling the heat after three straight losses. how jordy nelson is dealing with that. our exclusive one-on-one is next in ? the last time the packers were in washington, d.c., they beat the redskins in a wild card playoff game in january. this sunday, they return, hoping to stop their season from spiraling out of control. 12 sports stephanie sutton has our exclusive one-on-one with jordy nelson. stephanie: as a player, what is going through your mind in times like this when you lose three on and that you can control. so everyone looks thems

john avalon, david gregory, jackie kucinich and john berman.ou seem like you want to say something. >> yes, i was giving my eager eyes and holding my sally rafael glasses. i think trump tapped into something even with his inexperience about foreign affairs. where he can say the leaders in the republican party got us into afghanistan and iraq. these were apparently all the smartest in the republican party, what good did that get you. hillary clinton has all of this experience in foreign acompaffa look what happened in libya. i think there's confusion with americans on what power means in the world and how effective it can be. and i think he tapped into the kind of reluctance of projection in american power that we seemed to out our history in times of conflict. i think that's striking. >> just the complete blank slate of what he intends to actually do beyond the bumper sticker is itself. >> i'm talking about the wariness. >> and that's a good point. even that, it's a little pressing because it actually skips a point. we need to see where we are

like to introduce a project team, david del saunt ose and john mc nolty and john lor. david will make the presentation and all here for question. as marcel explains the project will demolish a one and three story existing buildings which are non historic. office use is located on the upper floors of the buildsic and these would be accessed from the lobby on harlen place. the lower floors and basement are occupied by retail space. there is no parking provided in the building and there is one level basement. the site had been previously approved in 2008 by the planning commission for a ten story building which was never constructed mpt you had received today or yesterday a letter from the [inaudible] law firm represents neighbors to the north who had concerns about the property and the construction. i want to assure you we have been engaged in negotiation and comp tent we will reach agreempt before the planning commission which addresses the concerns and have protection for construction far more than the commission would typically impose. i want to thank the staff particu

romney and former new york city mayor rudy guiliani, adding retired marine general john f kelly, former cia director david petraeus and tennessee senator bob corker to the mix, according to a transition source. >> that as rudy guiliani is publicly touting his qualifications, telling the "wall street journal," quote, my knowledge of foreign policy is as good or better than anybody they are talking to. romney, meanwhile, is staying out of the public fray. his wife anne tweeting a picture of him, walking on a beach with family. trump is moving forward, filming staff positions, announcing kt mcfarland will serve as national deputy security adviser and naming ethics lawyer don mcgann a former member of the election commission as his white house counsel. trump is laying the ground work to deliver on one of his campaign promises. >> i'm going to bring jobs back. we're bringing jobs back to our country. we're not going to let carriere leave. >> reporter: tweeting he is making progress with carriere to keep the furnace-making plant from shipping 1,400 jobs from minneapolis to mexico. the company says it has quote

john? >> dickerson: david martin at the pentagon. thank you, david. in morocco today, nearly 200 countries reaffirmed their support for the global climate agreement reached in paris last year. mr. are worried president-elect trump will pull out of the deal. further south in africa, climate change is taking a toll on endangered mountain gorillas. mark phillips has more in his ongoing series "the climate diaries." >> there is a population up there on the slopes of these volcanic peaks in central africa in washington about climate change. but the famous gorillas in the mist do know something is going on. they know the bamboo chutes that make up a major part of their diet and which used to sprout like clockwork are now less predictable. the rains that produce them are a moh late this year. the "gorillas in the mists" -- gorillas hadsell to adapt their roaming been altered. their world is changing. these guys are the 800-pound gorillas in the room, except they really weigh in at about 400 pounds. they're not in control of events. they're the potential vict