mark, mcdonald stock is on a tear. one of the best performers in the dow. and if you look over all at the performance of it versus its peers that operate in the breakfast space here. dunkin brands, down 15% during that same time frame that mcdonald's has gained 23. denny's, cracker barrel, bob evan's stores, have been negative since mcdonald's came out with it. it is not to say that all day breakfast is driving every bit of the divergence but mcdonald's has seen a spark or a catalyst since the all-day breakfast concept. the right hand third of your screen is when the divergence between when the s&p 500 and mcdonald took shape and started to perform. and let's talk about mcdonald's. because from a dividend perspective it is a good play. it has a 3% dividend yield with the 20-plus percent run it had. so when it comes to all day breakfast it could eat the competition lunch. and katie little has that story, that full one online, melissa. guys at cnbc.com. you should check it out. >> for investors, the chart looked good. bu

. >>> plus is mcdonald's run getting a little long in the tooth? ♪ >> well, maybe not like that, but we will show you what it is that has some traders having a mac attack. >> and how would you like to get paid for shares of twitter for just 18 bucks. we'll show you how. the action begins right now. >> let's get right to it. with the chaos in the market today how can you protect your portfolio? dan, obviously a huge expiration day. how did that play into the selloff? >> there was a lot of open interest in the spx, that's the s&p 500 index as far as options are concerned. that expired today on the opening and then we had spy options that expired on the close. i think a lot of volatility had to do with the differential. we know a lot of people use futures to hedge on both sides of that. that helps exasperate it. i think that the rally that we had on wednesday felt like that's what you're supposed to do when you're given what you expect from a fed and we closed on the highs that day, you know, on thursday and friday, then it was lights out. i think the

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 tuesday, mayor rahm emanuel fired the senate's police superintendent. but that hasn't satisfied some opponents. >> there are calls for the mayor to resign. did you consider that? >> no. we have a process. it's called the election. the voters spoke. >> reporter: the shooting is more investigation by the u.s. attor

separate shooting of laquan mcdonald. there's still questions about whether johnson's weapon was planted, aren't there? >> reporter: yeah, the family's still very upset. his lawyer was actually talking about that. when you look at the video of course the quality is not the best. they circle an object and say that is a gun. the family and attorney did not believe that is a gun and think the gun was planted afterwards. and they want to talk about the fact he was running away from the officers and didn't appear to be a threat. but the state attorney's office says other officers have been shot before in that same instance. so you have people bracing for this video to be released. now it's out there. and we saw all the detail that was given to make sure the public stayed calm today. >> just difficult images to watch. and they were playing there as you were talking, ryan, all this coming as we have now this police report in the laquan mcdonald case contradicting what we saw in the laquan mcdonald video. >> look, that's the real

>> mcdonald's new boyfriend is melvin gathers. >> you miss me? >> yeah. >> samantha, samantha, samantha. i've known her for not very long. it's probably been a month now. the other day we had a very deep, intense conversation. i told her that truth be told, yes, i have feelings for you. >> i love you. >> love you too. >> you have known her for month. >> yes. >> you talk to her through a vent. >> yes. >> you see her occasionally. >> yes. >> and already you guys are talking about a committed relationship or how to have a committed relationship? >> see, i feel like love doesn't have a time limit. as long as it's real and as long as it's solid, i feel like we should have a time for each other officially. >> we do talk sexually through the vents and stuff, you know. >> it's the equivalent of like phone sex? >> yes. >> it's vent sex. >> it's vent sex. yes. vent sex. >> she's a female. she's young. she's no different than any other male or female together. so you still got to watch them just like you do the guys. >> you're talking through the vents. and

according to the coroner's report, mcdonald was hit 16 times. now, in the report, van dyke explains why he continued shooting. he says mcdonald appeared to be attempting to get up, all the while, continuing to point the knife at 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 att

those will then be put on tree at at the ronald mcdonald house. kids also got to see santa and tell them their christmas wish list. then families could go get some brunch, with 20% of the proceeds from that meal going back to the ronald mcdonald house. "you know, end of the year you're you're wondering if you're going to have enough to make it through for your family and everything so this is a great end of the year thing to really help you bring all that money in to help families as you near the holiday season when it's so hectic and so many families are in need of support and help," said ronald mcdonald house of siouxland executive director, christy batien. after the santa brunch i stopped by the ronald mcdonald house here in sioux city. tonight after the game, i'll tell you how those funds from today's event are being spent at the house to keep families together this holiday season. robert? it's the season of giving and that's just what an anonymous donor did this year when they donated over 100 bikes to siouxland kids. that donor called girls

mcdonald got within "10 to 15 feet of him".. so the officer claims he acted "in defense of his life".. the video then shows mcdonald on the ground. ((nats)) "responding to shots fired.. 10-4." also today.. authorities in chicago.. released this dash cam video of another deadly police-involved shooting from last october.. but announced they determined this shooting w w justified.. calling the federara review.. welcome news. anita alvarez: "anything that we can do to improve police relations with the public, to build confidence in our communities that the police officers are out there doing their job and doing it correctly, i welcome that." on-cam tag: chicago mayor rahm emanuel says he also welcomes the federal investigation.. stating the mutual al here it to create a stronger, better police department in the city. eh, abc news, ny" after the break...we'll have about a great event coming up at east high school. nterview. i've added the info below. he will be in his madrigal stume. please fill out and email to andy at news@kcautv.

so, the ronald mcdonald house is doing something to help those families going through a hard time. the organization started years ago, when a parent had a child in the hospital and they didn't have anywhere to stay. so, they started the ronald mcdonald house for families who need a children have to get treatment away from home. the siouxland house opened over 20 years ago and today they held a benefit to help families in need. ktiv's tommie clark was has more for us tonight. << the ronald mcdonald house held their annual santa brunch at minerva's sunday morning. those who attended the brunch could buy an ornament for a dollar, which will then be put on tree at at the ronald mcdonald house. "this is a fun way to celebrate the holiday. it's hard to be away for those families. it's hard to have a sick child at the holidays, but we're going to do everything we can and every donation that we get will help make it a little easier for those families," said ronald mcdonald house of siouxland executive director, christy batien. kids also got to see santa... santa claus laughing. ...and tell

we know that even after la qauan mcdonald was there -- it appeared to be -- mcdonald appeared to be attemptingo get up, continuing to point the knife at van dyke. now, that is the police officer, jason van dyke. now, 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

following the shooting death of black teen, laquan mcdonald. he was shot 16 times by a white police officer, the officer involved in that case, jason van zike, has been charged with murder. and he was released with $50,000 cash bond yesterday, outlining the problem, from january, the shooting victims in the windy city, and a year later, there have been 2,324 shooting victims. the reverend, jesse jackson among others demanding that the police chief be fired. it's four times higher than the national average. the black friday protests led by reverend jackson put a lot of pressure to do something. and the city council said this they too thought that the police superintendent should go. >>> a short i'm ago, immanuel said that it's under investigation. >> was this handled approximately? i want to be clear that the u.s. attorney's office, as you know, the city has handed every piece of evidence over to the u.s. attorney's office here in chicago. and the fbi within weeks of the incident. this includes evidence related to the shooting itself, but also r

the ronald mcdonald house helps families in need. with the help of santa, the fundraiser to continue to do that. we'll have the details after the break. << it's hard to be away during the holidays, especially if it's because your child is in the hospital. so, the ronald mcdonald house is doing something to help those families going through a hard time. the organization started years ago, when a parent had a child in the hospital and they didn't have anywhere to stay. so, they started the ronald mcdonald house for families who need a roof over their head while their children receive treatment away from home. 20 years ago and yesterday they held a benefit to help families in need. ktiv's tommie clark has the story. << the ronald mcdonald house held their annual santa brunch at minerva's sunday morning. those who attended the brunch could buy an ornament for a dollar, which will then be put on tree at at the ronald mcdonald house. "this is a fun way to celebrate the holiday. it's hard to be away for those families. it's hard to have a s

just a week before la kwan mcdonald was shot. we heard from sources telling local media here in chicago that there will be no charges filed against the officer in this ronald johnson case. the state attorney hint there had might be criminal charge a week ago in this case. so they're laying out point by point what happened that night, which may indicate that there will be no charges, telling everybody this is what happened to justify why there won't be any charges. but as of yet no word yet if the officer involved in the ronald johnson shooting will be charged for the shooting. now this all comes on the same day that the department of justice announced that it is going to start a civil rights investigation into the police department here in chicago. loretta lynch, the attorney general, said that this is not going to focus on any one individual in this investigation of the police department, but an over all look at the department and hopefully to restore the trust in the police department. >> of course, the it will entail a review

it will then move to the main lecture hall the next day and will stay 3 the ronald mcdonald house is wrapping up its second annual giving tree event.the event is for families in need of basic household items like hand soap, water and other basic goods.last year was the first time the ronald mcdonald house teamed up with local golden arches restaurants in siouxland to help those staying at the local house.one sioux city restaurant owner and operator says the giving trees are great for the area. 3 "you know, we hear from the customers and the customers appreciate that we have a ronald mcdonald house here in the sioux city area. we're really grateful that we have one here."the items given are helping provide all the families staying at the local ronald mcdonald house with much needed essentials. 3 "these donations help us provide those basic needs and we can't say enough and enough thanks to mcdonald's and to the community for supporting us and for getting those basic needs met for those families that come to our home."the trees were put in stores on black friday and most of the present

says mark wheeldon, mcdonald's sioux city owner/operator the purpose of the ronald mcdonald house is to provide a home-away-from- mcdonald house is to provide a home-away-from- home for families of children ages 21 and younger receiving medical care in siouxland. jenna: a couple months back, jackson pollock s mul was in sioux city, and now an emmy winning documentarian is releasing a documentary about the painting and you can see it at the sioux city art center. december 17th, folks at the art center will be previewing the documentary jackson pollock: mural the story of a modern masterpiece and organizeze say they're excited to help tell the tale ofof the paininngs journey.; again the previewing of that documentary will be december 17th at 6pm with a social hour just before the showing still to come... text messaging, communication most people use. but could the way hurting our relationships? find out when we return. cloudy tonight, but a messy weekend ahead... rain, sleet, forecast. details next. at all for december! fred: a bit cloudy on the port neal welding company sky cam hd, bu

they want to focus it on rackia boyd and laquan mcdonald and robert johnson.rackia boyd case, because the judge essentially alleged the prosecutor mischarged the case and wound up losing it, was anita alvarez, the same state attorney who declined to prosecute in the case of the young man who was shot in the back as he was running away. the same state attorney who is now being accused of suppressing the laquan mcdonald tape and not charging the five other officers whose police reports directly contradict the video and who a lot of black chicagoans, based on the reporting from our affiliate, are being accused of tampering with surveillance video where mcdonald was shot. so there are a myriad of issues. then the glen evans trial, one of the two cases ari melber mentioned, that has ever resulted, out of 390-something cases, in an officer being disciplined. th glen evans was disciplined and this was after dozens of complaints of misuse of force against him. he was stripped of his command after being accused of sticking his pistol into the mouth of a suspect. the pr

but as mcdonald falls, van dyke keeps firing, hitting mcdonald 16 times according to the coroner's reportolice report says "mcdonald appeared to be attempting to get up all the while continuing to point the knife at van dyke." this report reveals that the accounts of other officers and the sergeant don't match the video but do match van dyke's account. >> van dyke's partner wrote mcdonald "swung the knife towards the officers in an aggressive manner." two other officers on scene documented that mcdonald was waving the knife as officers with the third officer saying mcdonald "raised his right arm towards officer van dyke as if attacking van dyke." even the sergeant who reviewed the video found it "was consistent with the accounts of all of the witnesses." meaning six police accounts don't match the video. jason van dyke's toirj r attorney says his client acted in self-defense. as van dyke is awaiting murder charges, he lost his badge, his uniform and now that the police reports are out, his word and the word of five officers are also called into question. rosa flores, cnn, chicago. >>> sti

a closed down mcdonalds. >> reporter: you could call it art. but people call it something else. >> it's vandalism. >> reporter: presidents of the downtown association worries what tourists will say come super bowl. seeing graffitid property like this and others around downtown san jose. after all nfl players will be staying just around the corner from this site. >> the graffiti is not going to help. the vacant store front is not going to help. >> reporter: ever since mcdonalds recently closed this restaurant following a decade's long run. vandals have had their way with it. >> this to me is vandalism. this is just their way of putting their name, gang affiliation or whatever it is on the wall. >> reporter: in san jose's downtown association has an idea to clean it up. they recently asked a mcdonald association that owns the property to paint a large mural on the entire building. hoping the art work would deter vandals from tagging the building. >> i think that's a very smart initiative. >> reporter: this building managed to keep the taggers awa

the items given are helping provide all the families staying at the local ronald mcdonald house with much needed essentials. 3 "these donations help us provide those basic needs and we can't say enough and enough thanks to mcdonald's and to the community for supporting us and for getting those basic needs met for those families that come to our home."the trees were put in stores on black friday and most of the presents were picked up yesterday... but you can still go to area mcdonald's stores and donate as long as the trees are still up. 3 the siouxland interstate metropolitan planning council or *simpco* met with legislators from all three siouxland states at its legislative forum today at western iowa tech community college. 3 the forum discussed topics including medicaid expansion, higher education, water quality, and region work force challenges, each topic was presented by a panel of local experts. then attendees were able to collaborate after each 3 "you know we have been doing thing for a number of years, and the topics always change. but the level of interest and concern for

. >> new developments in the deadly shooting of la quon mcdonald. teen shot 16 times by a chicago police officer. cnn has obtained null released police reports from the incident. they contain officer's accounts of the shooting that happened in 2014. they are dramatically different than what the dash cam video shows. we want to remind our viewers, the video and images of mcdonald's shootings are graphic. it is important to see how they compare to the police reports. to go through these differences. i'm joined by cnn's rosa floore. what are the discrepancies. >> we have been looking through these documents. one of the first things that stood out to me was something in one of the pages that says that officer van dyke was actually injured by laquan mcdonald, by, quote, the offender. when all of these pages, the police officers on the scene including jason van dyke, is listed as a victim and la quon mcdonald as an offender. back to the video. we want to warp our viewers. this video is graphic. i have to take you through it to show you how different the a

mcdonald was shot 16 times by white police officer jason van dyke. dashcam video only recently released by court order clearly contradicts police claims about the shooting. we will go to chicago for more on the story later in the broadcast. at least 43 people died over the christmas holiday weekend in the series of storms that hit the south, southwest and midwest. missouri and new mexico have declared a state of emergency. tornadoes were reported in 10 states including michigan which , recorded its first ever tornado in december. the deadliest storms were in texas where at least 11 people , died when tornadoes hit areas near dallas. now a historic snowstorm is heading toward dallas after causing blizzard-like conditions in new mexico, oklahoma and , western texas. mississippi, six more in -- another 10 people died in tornadoes in mississippi, six more in tennessee. flash floods also killed at least 13 people in missouri, illinois and arkansas where as , much as nine inches of rain fell on some areas. a birmingham, alabama, resident described the dest

that's the mission of a number of siouxland mcdonald's restaurants. for the past few weeks, 20 restaurants had a "giving tree" set up at their store. both customers, and employees, could grab a tag off the tree that included items the ronald mcdonald house charities of siouxland needs. dish soap, clorox, granola bars and more were donated to families, who stay at the house. "it goes along ways for these families because they don't have a lot. a facility where their getting medical attention. what they greatly needs is a home, some peace and maybe a somewhere to eat and a place to wash their homes." said christy batien, ronald mcdonald house of siouxland executive director. local l donald's restaurants aren't required toupport ronald mcdonald houses, which means the "giving tree" set up at restaurants is extra special. "that means that they are taking an extra step that they don't need to. that means they show so much support for us and believe in our mission," said beth noel , president of the board of directors, ronald mcdonald house charities of sio

the ronald mcdonald room at st. luke's hospital in cedar rapids can provide a safe haven for patients' families. the room is a supportive place during a difficult time. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at st. luke's this morning. forrest, the room has been there now? st. luke's and ronald mcdonald house charities of eastern iowa & western illinois decided to partner and create eastern iowa's first ronald mcdonald family room at unitypoint health - st. luke's hospital. now we can provide extraordinary care and provide our families s th a comfortable respite area. a placacto recharge and rest. a place that allows families to be lives. this family room is located on the second floor of center for women's and children's health. unitypoint health - st. luke's foundation is leading a $600,000 capital campaign to renovate the existing sleep rooms and family lounge into a family-friendly and home-like environment that will provide amenities similar to those found in a traditional ronald mcdonald house, but within the wal

the ronald mcdonald house on nebraska street has helped siouxland families for more than 20 years. it helps make e using one less thing for people to have to worry about when they've already got enough on their minds while their children go through treatment. the annual santa brunch was held at minerva's on sunday. ktiv's tommie clark was there. << the ronald mcdonald house held their annual sasaa brunch at minerva'a'sunday morning. those who attended the brunch could buy an ornament for a dollar, which will then be put on tree at at the ronald mcdonald house. "this is a fun way to celebrate the holiday. it's hard to be away for those families. it's hard to have a sick child at the holidays, but we're going to do everything we can and every donation that we get will help make it a little easier for those families," said ronald executive director, christy batien. kii also got to ee santa... sasata claus laughing. .and tell them him their christmas wish list. then families could go get some brunch. "the money donated at sunday's event comes right back to the community to fund the ron

mcdonald later died. officer van dike is scheduled to be arraigned next week on murder charges. >>> it may be the holiday season but that doesn't mean presidential candidates are taking time off. nbc's halle jackson reports. >> reporter: don't feel guilty about your last minute christmas shopping. even presidential candidates are procrastinate procrastinating. >> normally i'm much better organized. but a little busy. >> jeb bush browsing board games. try to have a monopoly of real estate. >> reporter: and taking shots at hillary clinton on christmas've. >> i haven't gone after hillary yet. and there is a lot to go after. the job he's done is horrible. >> cautioning clinton to be careful after she said this to des moines register. >> this isn't the first time he's demonstrated a pension for sexism. >> reporter: and he's under fire now for what some call his lie of the year. and determining three quarters of his comments are not true. that's also not hurting. >> he's the only candidate i've seen in i don't

mcdonald later died. officer van dyke is scheduled to be arraigned next week on first degree murder charges. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> just because it's the holidays does not mean the candidates running for president are taking much of a break. they are even getting in some last-minute jabs at each other before taking maybe 24 hours off for christmas to spend time with family and friends. nbc's hallie jackson reports on the latest political war of words. >> reporter: don't feel guilty about your last-minute christmas shopping. even presidential candidates are procrastinating. >> normally, i'm much better organized. >> reporter: jeb bush browsing board games. >> unlike donald trump, i didn't try to have a monopoly of real estate. >> reporter: taking shots at donald trump who is focused on his own feud with hillary clinton in a not so silent night before christmas eve. >> i haven't gone after hillary yet and there is a lot to go after. she is very susceptible -- look, the job she's done is horri

i don't like mcdonald's at these levels. i think the stock will not go much higher or struggle until they could prove and put up meaningful sales. >> with mcdonald's at this level would you be willing to take the risk? >> chipolte was -- when we heart about the e-coli break at 32 some odd stores we did an analysis that thought it was a 10 cents hit to earnings if all of the stores strayed close. i said at $600 it should be a buy but it should be a trade. it is more contagious. we downgraded it today. stay away from the stock until we get a much more clear visibility. >> mr. vision of health over here. >> i love chipolte. the problem is, boston college headline today, eight of the college basketball guys went down with e-coli, attributing it to cmg. but dan mentioned, it did bounce today and it bounced hard on what was three times normal volume. last week we talked at $500-ish was a level and we got close. so how do you trade the stock in i'm in agreement that i think this could create one more time because the hits will keep

laquan mcdonald, we chose to go with the fbi and they were the investigative agency on laquan mcdonald. ipra was the investigating agency on this one. i know there's been some announcements today there are going to be some changes at ipra. you know, we can't get in front of the evidence. we have to wait for ipra to bring us evidence. they are the ones that go out and interview these people, find these people, get the evidence, bring it to us for review, okay? i know for a fact that back in april, i supplied my office supplied to ipra two names to people that mr. johnson's family had asked to be interviewed in regards to this case. april. they just interviewed them like a week and a half ago. >> reporter: do you have concerns about ipra? >> i do have some concerns because i personally would like to get information much sooner. i would personally like to have been able to wrap this case up, whatever decision we were going to make, much earlier. but i am bound by that. there's a new law that's going into place in january that i supported and all about police accountability and actions and

. >> mayor rahm emanuel's fires chicago's top cop as he faces backlash over the laquan mcdonald video. >> he has become an issue rather than dealing with the issue. and a distraction. >> reverend jesse jackson says that is not enough. i'll ask him if the mayor should be next. >>> then the alleged chris christie comeback. >> there will be days you'll see me on tv as president and you'll say i can't believe he said that. >> why the largest newspaper says you can't believe the hype. >>> new reports of panic of donors who are fed up and fearful of trump. >> there's only one way you get to the top. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today just one week after the release of dashcam video showing the fatal police shooting of laquan mcdonald, the mayor of the third largest city in america announced he was firing the city's top cop. as late as 8:00 a.m. this morning local time, police superintendent garry mccarthy was doing his normal rounds of media interviews. by the afternoon, emmanuel had relieved him of his duties without citing any miscondu

you see laquan mcdonald walking on the street. you can see that officers respond to the scene and on the left-hand side of your screen you can see there are two officers with guns drawn. one of those officers is jason van dyke. now, 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, mcdonal

it would have first, with the autopsy reports shown 16 shots to mcdonald's body. on november 23rd, the judge ordered the release. before they made it public... >> a veteran chicago police officer has been charged with first degree murder. >> officer van dyk was charged 13 months after the shooting. when the video came out. people saw why. everyone from the mayor to the police chief that the mayor fired, had questions to answer. brandon smith was not allowed into the press conference. apparently he had no accreditation. he tweeted to reporters inside. to a face under investigation, by the u.s. federal department of justice. >> it's been a narrative phenomena, chipping away at the city's account of what happened. the video becomes public, and the degree to which that has rocked the city, and opened up penalties that we could hardly imagine - we are all absorbing the moment. >> the video - a lot of these things were kept out of reporters hands. the main reason is it makes them questions. >> if we come with the questions, sometimes their best course of action is to st

>> reporter: mcdonald later died.fficer van dyke is scheduled to be arraigned next week on first-degree murder charges. kevin tibbles, chicago. >> christmas eve was celebrated around the world. pope francis led mass for nearly 10,000. his only public mass for christmas, the pope call forward return to the essential values of life. calling on those intoxicated by consumerism to allow the simplicity of the birth of jesus to inspire their lives. security around the vatican was tighter than usual with strict check points. today, thousands of people are expected to flock to st. peter's square at noon local time to hear the the pontiff deliver his traditional christmas day speech. at home, many are taking advantage of the warmer weather. in virginia you see here, santa and his helpers water skiing. the grinch was attending but even he could not put a damper on the fun though he tried. in florida surfing santas raised money for charity. the event set a world record with 648 jolly st. nicks taking on the waves. even those wit

mcdonald later died. officer van dike is scheduled to be arraigned next week on first degree murder charges. nbc news chicago. >>> it may be the holiday season but that does not mean presidential candidates are taking time off from greeting potential voters or taking last minute shots at each other. >> reporter: don't feel guilty about your last minute christmas candidates are prokrastinating. >> normally i'm much better organized organized. >> reporter: jeb bush looking at board games and taking shots at donald trump who's focussed on his own feud with hillary clinton. trump's attacks, just getting started, he warns, cautioning clinton to be careful after she said this to the des moines register. >> this is not the first time he's demonstrated a pension for sexism. >> reporter: and he's under fire now for what plit ifact calls the lie of the year and determining three quarters of the comments aren't true and that's also not hurting. >> he's the only candidate i've seen in i don't know how many away with

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information at this mcdonald's. they haven't given us surveillance video yet but no doubt it exists and if we get it, we'll show it to you. live in midtown, eyewitness news. >>> josh, thank you, new at 11:00, caught on a nanny cam. a babysitter facing assault charges in brooklyn, accused of abusing a six-month-old baby. 36-year-old elana bass is charged with assault and endangering the welfare of a child. police say she violently picked the baby girl out of her crib last week in the family's home and slammed her into a chair. >>> 24 hours from now, more than a million people will be shoulder to shoulder in time square counting down the last seconds of 2015. and security there will be tighter than ever before. with the growing threat of terror attacks the nypd deploying 5,000 cops in time square alone. hundreds are armed with long guns for the first time. although there's no credible says it's taking no chances. paris canceling its annual fire works show. in bell jam. the capitol city of brussels canceled its public

no peace. >> reporter: how do you feel about what happened to lequan mcdonald?bout the movement so far? >> we need a systematic change. the whole system -- can i curse? >> reporter: no. we're live on tv. >> the whole system is in shambles. we need a revolution. >> reporter: i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> reporter: there are obviously people with emotion. they want to express themselves. you see what's going on here. we have people who believe there's a cover-up that's been going on for months. we heard people from city council almost all the council members talking about expressing themselves, people talking about how they've been profiled, even talking about the fact there's two cities, one on the north and then the rest of the city. they wanted to see equal policing throughout the city of chicago. they want to merge the city. so many people talk about the segregation going on in this city. that's something we heard from city council members, in a very emotional plea made. you see the folks in the crowd here who are now addressing the public and walking alon