a fight over food ends in a deadly stabbing- now 38 year d (john mcdonald/rereident): "it's a shame. it really is" john mcdonald, a long time resident, heard the police sirens and saw the patrol cars flashing lights late friday night but had no idea what all the commotion was about. police say rivera and four other men were fixing dinner and drinking. they say rivera got angry when 34 year old darwin gonzalez took the last piece of chicken. lot- then fists started flying. investigators say at some point- rivera stabbed gonzalez with a knife and fled. (john mcdonald, resident) "a human life taken over a piece of police say he later returned to the apartment complex and admitted to officers that he stabbed gonzalez- who died at the scene. (elton mathews/resident): "the whole thing is senseless and i this complex is too big to have one or two people walking around." investigators say they recovered the alleged murder weapon, a kitchen knife, on the suspect. two members of a vatican commission are arrested, on suspicion of leaking confidential documents to the media. botwere members of a

let 's go in focus to find out with steve forbes, rich carlguard, elizabeth mcdonald, john tamany and mark. in light of terrorist infiltration, is it time to pause the refugee program here? >> that's a no-brainer. that's why the house passed with democratic support this week a bill to do that. have a pause. have the fbi more involved before letting people in. those are basic me sures. in terms of the refugee crisis we wouldn't have had it if obama had been open to establishing a sanctuary inside syria which he reejected two years ago if it hadn't led to the policies which led to disaster in libya. he's the prime cause. now he tries to throw it on republicans. >> republicans and democrats. a lot of them are going along with republicans on this. the whole widow and orphan line, you look at the stats. 79% are among men. >> look. i'm all for controls. we are not admitting terrorists into this country. most of the people are not potential jihad -- members who want to commit jied ha and upset or destroy the united states. >> they are fleeing terrorism. they are fleeing people trying to kill

let's go in with steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, john tomney and bruce jabson. what's it going to cost us all? >> the fbi director has it right. director comby has it right and the white house has it wrong as it is in so many areas. the fact is police are hanging back. they are not being backed by the president of the united states. already in new york city people are look over their shoulders. you remember times square to what it was 20 years ago. these things have an enormous cost. >> murders, we have a chart showing the murder rate is all up all over the country while arrests are way down all oh over the country in the same cities. what's your explanation for that? >> those are certainly sobering numbers. they say to this point we don't know what's going on and that's a problem. in the speech fbi director comey said we have to hit it hard. we get crime statistics on the rise or whatever. we don't know what's going on across the country in these communities. that's a problem. >> we can figure it out, e-mac. comes are afraid to have getting arrested or worse. t

new evidence in the shooting of laquan mcdonald by a chicago police officer and it's been released. why can the videos be seen and the audio not heard? nbcs johnang reports. another take from a car arrives after vandike shot mcdonald 16 times shows no officers checking on him. his attorney said he acted in self-defense. officials released video from five of the eight police cars at the scene. none includes officers voices. police can't explain why not. an attorney from the mcdonald family says it's happened before. >> in my experience i've never had a case with the audio before. why it took 13 months for the second straight night wednesday hundreds of protesters marched through downtown. a small group tore lights off the christmas tree in my lineal park. there were four ars. >> later today protesters expected to target black friday shopping. reverend jesse jackson holding a demonstration marching up the avenue. donald trump under fire. you be the judge. then adam sandler's hilarious new list of names for his song. and adel has trouble making a big announcement. ♪my milkface ♪is an elevated state. ♪cinnamon is my soul mate. ♪no debate 'cause it

an iowa high school biology teacher john cisna ate nothing but mcdonald's for 90 days and actually lost weight, the anti-supersize me campaign, ate every meal for 90 days at mcdonald's, 540 meals in a row, and he kept his daily calories to 2,000 calories or less and he was able to drop 37 pounds and four waist sizes and lowered his total cholesterol by a third. so now he's traveling around the country sharing his story at schools as mcdonald's brand ambassador, all right, but here's the issue. some parents say that this biology teacher and the company, they are crossing the line and some saying it's a thinly veiled commercial for mcdonald's. you know, we actually did a story on the science teacher last year, and he told us he walks 45 minutes a day. his overall argument for doing this is we have an obesity epidemic in this country, and he is encouraging kids, he says, if they are eating fast food anyway because, let's be real, kids are going to eat fast food, you know, he's encouraging them to make the right choices can and choose the right foods and right combinations under those 2,000

john yang reports. >> he's pursuing 17-year-old laquan mcdonald through a burging king parking lot over the sidewalk andreet. van dike's attorney says he acted in self defense. officials have now released video from five of the at least 8 police cars at the scene. none includes officer's voices. police can't explain why not. an attorney for the mcdonald family says it's happened before. in my experience i've never had a case with an audio recording. >> calling for the ouster of the police superintendent gary mccarthy and anita alvarez. >> bishop trotter asked yit took 13 months for the policeman to be charged. >> he was just as guilty last year october as he was yesterday. >> with a second straight night wednesday hundreds of protesters marched through downtown. a small grouper to lights off the christmas tree in the park. there were four arrests. >> later today protesters in chicago are expected to target black friday shopping. reverend jesse jackson is organizing a demonstration to march up michigan avenue. >>> and thanksgiving is all about football. in the case the tryptophan may have hit you early w

john. he was the one seen in the gruesome isis videos killing two journalists with new hampshire connections. good afternoon. i' m sean mcdonald. a u.s. official says the airstrike targeted the vehicle believed to be carrying mohammed emwazi. among the victims of jihadi john, new hampshire native james folely and steven sotloff who graduated from kimball union academy in meriden. folely' s mother told abc' s news that this airstrike gives her no abc' s elizabeth hurr tells us why. became the face of evil taunting the world in these brutal terror tapes, is dead. us officials telling abc news, he was killed just before midnight thursday in a drone david cameron: today, i want to thank the united states. the united kingdom has no better friend or ally. elizabeth: while there is praise for the u.s. effort from leaders around the world -- >> no. i mean not at all. elizabeth: in an exclusive s brian ross, diane foley remains critical of the administration. her son, american journalist james foley was among the murdered hostages. >> it saddens me that here in america, this is here we' re celebrating the killing of this deranged pathe

mcdonald's ceo ps. tomorrow, we have john malone from the company's investor day. >> right to mcdonald's, steve easterbrookg out on this show earlier about the decision to increase the dividend and share a buyback plan. >> we've been buying back any way. we've been buying back through the '90s. that's been smart. the reality is the business was not in the shape it is today a year ago. it may not have been the right decision to make. it would not have been viewed for the right reasons. now we're confident in the underlying momentum of the business. weir confident in our plan force 2016. that means that the timing with interest rates where they are, the strength in the balance sheet, and our outlook on trading, just a smart business decision. >> big deal when you have a company of this size increasing the three-year cash target ending '16. didn't seem fazed by s&p's decision, called it a nice resting point for the company's balance sheet. tried to pin him down on how comps are coming in for q4, all he'll say is they're positive. definitely trying to underpromise and over deliver. which he's taken six monthse

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 today. starting at 10:00 morning at the wells fargo center fan zone shoppers save 20% to 50% on i m items including ticket packages. sixers packs will be

officer charged in the laquan mcdonald shooting, is in custody, held without bail until a court hearing on monday. his attorney says he acted in self-defense. lester. >> john yang, thank you. >>> we're learning more now about the man who breached security surrounding the white house yesterday by jumping over the spiked fence. as nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker tells us, eyewitnesses could hardly believe their eyes as it was happening. >> reporter: the secret service is digging deeper tonight, into why joseph caputo, a 23-year-old connecticut man, jumped over the nearly 8-foot-high spiked white house fence on thanksgiving day while the first family celebrated inside. seconds after his jump, the secret service had him in custody. >> it's just so crazy for us to think like, it would happen when we were here. >> today, witnesses are recounting the stunning moments, capitol hill intern vanessa pena was giving her sister and friend a tour when the fence jumper suddenly lurched behind her. >> he got an american flag and wrapped it around himself. we were all able to hear him say, take a deep breath and just all right. let's do this, and within t

mcdonald and he starts shooting. if you take a look at that video, you see him on the last-hand side of the screen, john. now, after that, the angle of this video changes. we asked the prosecutor why, what happened. and she said that the cruiser that had this dash cam moved. that's why the angle of that camera moved and you don't see the police officer firing his weapon. you only see laquan mcdonald on the ground. now, like you mentioned, all of this happened in about 30 seconds. the officer discharging his weapon 16 times. now, the autopsy report shows that laquan mcdonald was hit 16 times. now, of course, you mentioned this community has been asking for this video to be released for a year now. we finally get to see the video and now that this officer is being charged with first-degree murder, his defense attorney saying that this officer has -- that this case must be tried in the courts and not in the media. >> there's a lot of questions, rosa, about the timing of the charges. why was it that the charges were only announced right before this video was released, the video that was released only because

john johnson today. both held on multiple felony counts. >>> and mourning a young man gunned down in a corner store. the vigil for 22-year-old maurice mcdonald was held outside of the grocery in the mantua section. he was murdered yesterday at 8:30 in the morning. other people were in the store, but they seemed to target mcdonald. >>> it is official the next official police commissioner is number two, richard ross. and mayor-elect jim kenney formally announced today that ross is his choice. and ross said he and kenney will make a good team. >> we're just two regular guys you know, that's who we are. we're not ashamed to acknowledge that. from far ends of the city, but think very much alike. come from humble beginnings, and happen to have the opportunity to work along side him and his team in this city. >> and ross says he intends to expand the use of body cameras and limiting police stops to when there is a reasonable suspicion opposed to stop-and-frisk. >>> and shots at a strip mall tonight in sharon hill at 6:45. two suspects shot a man who was sitting in a car in front of the family dollar store. and investigators think they were trying t

mcdonald house which supports families of seriously ill children. good for them. >>> the eagles' injury report, crowded these days with the quarterback position at the forefront. johnrk has the story on that. plus, the eagles defense will be dealing with this guy, jameis winston. dear fellow citizen, i get that it's hard to say no when your kids want toys, because you're saving for shoes. and shoes. and shoes. but i can help you figure out how to save a little with one deposit checking. so ask me, i can help you avoid fees. sincerely, elizabeth trackler. fellow working mom and fellow citizen. >>> the eagles preparing for the buccaneers on sunday and dealing with a number of injuries. to boot, barwin missed practice today and then there's the quarterback situation. john clark has daltds. >> reporter: the eagles could be missing three key players on offense, bradford, matthews and peters all sat out practice today. here they are watching practice today. sam and ryan have not passed through the concussion protocol. and chip kelly says the eagles right now don't know the severity of sam bradford's left shoulder injury because he can't do anything physically under the n

john gonzalez explains why people are having a hard time searching for the driver. >> if you have ever driven on franconia road, you know how busy thoroughfare it is. there is a very busy mcdonald's here and there is also a city bus right where this pedestrian was struck and killed right here in front of thomas edison high school. it's still unclear where this man was headed. it happened around 10 zet last :45 last night. conflictingreceived information about the striking vehicle. they are going to analyze a piece of debris. as victim has been described 69-year-old khan khan. police did collect some of his clothing. you see people crossing all the time, but it is a busy highway so they tend to stop. i know one day i saw a deer. that's the only accident i have ever seen on the street and i come every day. >> there is a crosswalk right in front of the school. it's still unclear if this man was at the crosswalk at the time of impact. police are still looking into that. and havere in the area any information, fairfax county police want to hear from you. overseas, or we are following new details in the investigation into the russian jetliner that crashed in egypt's sinai peninsula on

john? >> after days of protest, a crucial court hearing with a police officer that was charged in the murder of 15 year old mcdonald. it shows van dyke shooting mcdonald 16 times. steve nutley is the author of two books on community policing. in terms of that aspect of law enforcement, this set back community policing a decade? >> it has across the country a decade. no justification for what the officer did. i have spoken to law enforcement neven though the kid had a combiechlt >> he had a knife and he was not threatening at all. he was walking away from the police. the other officers didn't shoot. you don't pump 15 other shots on a person on the ground. >> why does that happen? is that rage from the officer? >> it is it's good question and only answered if you find multiple complaints over the officer. what the police department is going to have to do is look at his track record. >> most police never fire their weapon in a course of a career. >> they are well trained to defuse situations like this. if the kid was attacking the cop and felt threatened, they would use necessary force. you are trained to use necessar

brittany mcdonald of our sister station has the warning legal experts want you to hear. >> reporter: 21-year-old johnel chief executivalier was arrested early tuesday morning charged with unlawful dissemination of an image, in other words, revenge porn. >> sometimes people when they break up they take what were meant to be personal photographs taken between the couple and they distribute them or they post them or share them with other people and they do it with the intent to get back at that person. >> reporter: university of mary washington police say a student came to them sunday after spotting personal photos of herself on social media. she says they were pictures taken during a past relationship posted without her permission. >> simply posting the photograph without permission, that's not a crime, but as soon as you can tell from the circumstances that that person's intent was to harass somebody else, that's when it becomes a class one misdemeanor. >> nbc 12 legal expert steve benjamin says before posing for the camera, ask yourself an important question. >> can i be certain that that photograph

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john yang explains, over why the tapes can be seen but not heard. >> reporter: a new tape from indicted officer jason van dyke's car, shows him pursuing 17-year-old laquan mcdonald through a burger king parking lot, over a sidewalk and into the street. another tape from a car arriving after van dyke shot mcdonald 16 times shows no officers checking on him. van dyke's attorney says he acted in self-defense. officials have released video from five of the at least eight police cars at the scene. voices. why not. an attorney for the it's happened before. >> in my experience, i've never had a case with an audio recording. >> reporter: today, the chorus of choices grew, calling for the superintendent and alvarez. >> everybody involved in this is wrong. >> the bishop asked why it took 13 months for the policeman to be charged. >> officer van dyke was just as guilty last year in october as he was yesterday. >> hands up, don't shoot! >> reporter: for the second straight night, hundreds of protesters marched through downtown. a small group tore off lights from the christmas tree in millennium park. police said they will support peaceful demonstration demonstrations, but a

mcdonald's family. that was part of a few days of settlements, including a settlement for victims of john burge's torture ring, a former commander. so this community is weary and tired. so many don't understand they're frustrated. 13 months, you know, nothing has changed. the city was aware of what happened. that's what motivated the $5 million settlement. why was this officer continued to allow walking the streets with a gun and collect a payche paycheck? this officer had 18 to 20 complaints lodged against him, including the use of racial slurs and pulling his gun out unnecessarily. people want to know when this cookoon of protection around what they describe as bad app s apples, when they'll be cracked open. >> all of the prior complaints involving this officer, is there a sense that it's something more widespread within the chicago police department? there are other officers out there with similar backgrounds? >> there's definitely a problem with the independent police review authority. they're not appropriately handling the cases that are brought their way. this officer was not allowed to keep walkin

look at robert mcdonald's comments on improvements in veterans health care and decreases in veterans homelessness. this is about an hour. >> welcome to the national press club. my name is john hughes. i am an editor for bloomberg's " first word." i'm president of the national press club. our speaker today is robert mcdonald. he is the eighth u.s. secretary of veterans affairs. he will update us on the status of federal programs for people who have served in the military. but first, i want to introduce our distinguished head table. this table includes both national press club members and guests of the speaker. from the audience's right, john sgt. shaft. he is a veterans affairs correspondent. veteran andam commander of the national press club american legion post. christine warnke, veterans advocate in host of the next channel 16.tv the past national president of the benevolent and protected order of elks of the united states of america. john donnelly, a senior defense rollcall and chairman of the national press club's press freedom committee. kami andrews, a military veteran and deputy director of the v.a. veterans health administration office of client relations. bureau ch

john miller with the nypd. although this investigation -- they believe that this is connected to an altercation that occurred inside mcdonald's. it somehow ended up inside the subway stop. it started inside a mcdonald's. i spoke with one man that said he was on his way this morning. his good friend had been killed. take a listen to him. >> batman tells me he was a victim for some time. coming here to get some medical care. we're still waiting for police. the identity for all of these victims. what the exact connection is to each other. hopefully coming from nypd very soon. we understand that they are expected to make a full recovery. one is still listed in critical condition. rosanna: when you hear anything new, please let us know right away. over the weekend, there were three people dead. sixteen hours before he allegedly struck a woman on the upper west side. greg: she was crossing west 109th street yesterday morning. she was hit by a car. reports are that he was behind the wheel for 16 hours. technically, you are supposed to be behind the wheel for no more than 12 hours. he has been charged with failing to yield to a pedes

john hughes. i'm an editor for the bloomberg breaking news desk here at washington and im president of the national press club. robert mcdonald is the eighth u.s. secretary of veterans affairs will update us on the status of the federal programs. this table includes national press club members and guests of the speaker. from the right, john fails, sergeant shaft is a retired u.s. army marine corps of the wounded to be among veterans and veterans affairs correspondent. the vietnam veteran and commander of the national press club's of american legion post and christine, veteran's post of the next word on channel 16. paul, past national president of the protective order of the united states of america. john donnelly a senior defense writer at cq will call in to the chairman of the national press club's press freedom committee. patty andrews, a military veteran and deputy director of the va or insult administration office of client relations. the bureau chief of the buffalo news and the chairman of the national press club speakers committee and the national press club president. the captain of the u.s. navy retired and thus speak

mcdonald, mitchell, and goes on and on. >> not bad. lillian roth, who i won't give away her age, but she is in here with classic profiles of hemingway and john houston, she just put out a book of her own, collected journals and books and she's a revolutionary figure for the "new yorker" because there weren't a lot of women on the staff till the second world war came around and almost by necessity forcing the editors to fire, god forbid, women and she was one of them. >> rose: when was the first change of editors? >> magazine began in '25, harold ross lasted 25 years. >> rose: so 50. 52, something like that. and william shaw stayed a mere 35 years, bob five or six, tina for five or six and my own goodself. >> rose: is it for you the perfect place for david remnick to be? >> well, it's a thrilling place and i see my job this way, charlie -- every week we want to put out a wonderful magazine, every day we want the web site to be live to the events of cultural and political, but more and more i've come to realize that because of the revolution we're living through -- >> rose: the technology revolution? >> the technological revolution, i think th

john was alluding to, the scandal that rocked the veterans affairs administration, rocked the v.a., it is a scandal that made -- that is the reason that the previous secretary lost his job. we now have robert mcdonald what are the reviews that you're hearing so far in how he is tackling and taking on and making progress in the face of this intense, intense scrutiny? >> you know, i actually talked to him a few weeks ago at an event here in washington. he is very aware of the challenge that he is currently facing and the challenge that lies ahead in the very near future. sure, i mean, i think there are veterans who are very clearly telling us that they are not getting the services they need on a timely basis. the wait times are still significant. we've talked about this, the v.a., the department has outdated computer systems. they have a demoralized employee work force. they have more and more veterans every day, and it is only going to grow. this is not a population that is going to decrease. we have seen 14 years of war in this country, and i think one of the most interesting things bob mcdonald told me when i spoke to him, he is already looking ahead to women because we are facing, in the new year

john's that were not great. it's case by case in this business like i haven't seen in ages. i think mcdonald'sing that easterbrook does, if the signature burger does well, you will eat the signature burger. this guy moves fast. east not encumbered by the bureaucracy which seems like the navy. fast mover. >> shack reports tomorrow. back to almost a 50. maybe a two or three-week high. people talking about beef deflation going into the -- >> the herd got big. the herd finally got big. chipotle stock going down. i don't know. the restaurant, you have to be careful. some restaurants did not do well. i was heartened by what wendy's said. wendy's okay, but people don't seem to react in the way i thought. look at bloomin' brands. did okay. and i thought it was a buy. suddenly it's -- that's the beef i was looking for, steer, herd. no. no one cares. so, i just would be careful restaurants, what they're trading on is healthcare and labor. who has worked out healthcare? that's minimum wage going up, very important. >> taking a look at media stocks which we mentioned at the start of the broadcast, given e