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shakespeare said and the pace came out and now we see mike tobin, matt fin is there, too. matt, can you hear me and tell us what's going on? >> reporter: i can, right now it's relatively calm right now. hundreds, upwards of a thousand protesters standing in the middle of chicago's michigan avenue outside millennium park chanting shut it down and 16 shots, referring to the 16 shots the police officer fired, police officer jason van dyke against laquan mcdonald, this is much calmer, moments ago, it got very heated. police were getting confrontational with police, pretty physical, no arrests but it got very heated there. chicago says these protesters said they were coming to hit chicago where it hurts in the pocketbook. so they stormed the financial district today. they stormed the entrance of macy's, the legendies marshall fields building and outside chicago's trading district. they're saying no justice and no profit.

mike tobin has more from chicago. auel as w'eal s tir of al of thracismnd wewnt rahm to step down." new calls for the resignation of handling of the police oi eat of lquan mcdona and rnald johnson. while the chicago mayor apologized earlier this week... community leaders say it'snt og.liinsnsas "citizens have the gh to recall their representatives and elected officials." medical students staging a die in today... lasting 16 minutes... one minute orveyhtirda mcdonald. mos says: "i have learned not to trust people and not to take apologies from people who are no sryabu age" republican presidential candidate ben carson meeting with chicago religious leer dy.. e old'tsyih thought th mayor should resign... instead saying the people should decide. carson says: "to get the various omnet f eouit.to lk, to develop a relationship, to get to know each other.. because when that happens, a lot of times, things do not blow up." while esdetobmaha t recently spoken with his former chief of staff... mayor emanuel... the white uesasthe prse asbe lowing the events closely. earnest says: "the mayor him

mike tobin live at city hall. mike?ter: and john, despite the efforts of the mayor, this crowd of demonstrators continues to grow and continues to march in the city of chicago. rahm emanuel gave his speech to city council and began with a ka pit lags to the demands of black leadership, that he apologize. >> i take responsibility for what happened because it happened on my watch. and if we're going to fix it, i want you to understand it's my responsibility with you. but if we're also going to begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step and i'm sorry. >> reporter: the problem with the mayor's apology is that these demonstrators didn't listen and say they don't care to listen. >> don't want to hear anything he's got to say. he's not going to give us the answer or anything that we need. i feel i shouldn't even listen to him. he's not going to give me an answer about the community and tell them this is what we need and this is what we've got. that's exactly why we're here to disrupt everything today.

i want to head -- straight out to chicago where fox news mike tobin is following story. mike? reporter: trish, pace picked up. we're getting close toward demonstrators. they might be making another run for the expressway. what they have been doing making a circle around the chicago board of trade, chanting, shut it down. for all the efforts mayor emanuel has been making, this crowd of demonstrators has been growing inside and growing in passions. you can see them, in track i lost track what street we're on right now. they're picking up the pace and demanding resignation of rahm emanuel the mayor and state's attorney anita alvarez. the problem with their demand there is no legal mechanism on the book to out of a sitting mayor in the city of chicago. there is one organizations circulating petitions to try to force this resignation or force the law on to the books, a recall law, if you will but it's a not there yet. and we're looking now as they're blocking off intersection of congress and, congress and, i believe this would be lasalle. and numbers are growing and passion growing

mike tobin is in the middle of all of it and has the report tonight. >> hell no! we won't go! >> reporter: demonstrations grew in size and passion on the streets of chicago despite the efforts of rahm emanuel to calm them. a capitulation to the demands of black leadership in chicago, words hard with a man with a reputation that the democrat built. >> we're also going to begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step, and i'm sorry. >> reporter: demonstrators outside council chambers didn't listen. >> he's not going to give us answers or anything that we need. >> reporter: all in response to the release of a police dashcam video which chicago police officer jason van dyke can be seen firing 16 rounds into 17-year-old laquan mcdonald, videotape kept under wraps in charges van dyke delayed for a year. following that more alleged police misconduct, several heads of the police force were fired or resigned and the department of justice launched an investigation. demonstrators have been on the streets since before thanksgiving demanding the mayor's resignation.

mike tobin, what's happening out there where you are right now? >> at the moment, if i look over my shoulder, they've blocked the entrance to the apple store and chanting no justice, no profit. the stated goal, kind of like what they did on black friday, was to disrupt holiday shopping. retailers say their sales have been off 25% to 50%. one thing you may not be getting from the shot here. it looks like a big crowd but this is a smaller crowd than in previous days. i'm going to ballpark about 150, 200. if you swing the camera around 180 degrees. come this way. let's show the line of bike cops out here. i would estimate that as many demonstrators as you have here, you also have police officers. and a large part of what they are doing is blocking traffic. frankly keeping the demonstrators safe. in terms of making the big impact on holiday shopping. they are making some impact. probably not as big as they hoped to. not as big as what they said going into this event. >> mike tobin on the streets in the michigan avenue area. >>> are you spending more o

in chicago, mike tobin, fox news today... police officer william porter took the stand in the freddie gray murder trial in baltimore. prosecutors say porter should have called for a medic after gray said he was injured... but in court today ... porter said he thought gray was faking his injury. porter is one of six officers charged after gray died from spinal and is the first to stand trial. porter is charged with manslaughter, assault, misconduct, and reckless endangerment... and could face up to 25 years in prison if convicted. the european union's longest serving head of government has been chosen as time magazine's person of the year... a honor given in the past to president obama and pope francis. rick leventhal has more. she's the chancellor of the free world. that's what "time" magazine is calling german chancellor angela merkel, selecting her as its "time person of the year" for two-thousand-fifteen. the publication says her "to-do" list was probably bigger than anyone else's in the world. jones says: "..she has steer

correspondent mike tobin is live in chicago to tell us what's happening on the ground. good evening, mike. >> good evening, ed. the demonstrations have now wrapped up for the evening. but there was some pushing and shoving about 2:00 or a little after that when the whole thing became leaderless. it became leaderless because the older organizers of the demonstrators got on the megaphone and announced people should go home and be with their families. the young people in the crowd chanted hell no, we won't go. they took off along michigan avenue blocking the stores. wouldn't let people in or out. wouldn't allow them in the river north neighborhood with, the stated goal of disrupting holiday shopping. >> the people are saying look, if you shut down our schools, shut down our hospitals, we'll shut down your stores. because that's the only thing that seems that the mayor will listen to. because the administration values profit over people. he has to go. >> by blocking people that have an opportunity to celebrate the special time of year, and what it means to us all socially, a

mike tobin has the latest. amid a firestorm of racial tension - chicago mayor rahm emamuel demanded and received the resignation of the police superintendant he appointed - garry mccarthy. however, emanuel never gave about what mccarthy had done to merit his firing. emanuel says: "he has become an issue, rather than dealing with the issue, and a distraction." the ouster of mccarthy is not a suprise. in october, city council's black caucus demanded his firing, in light of the gun violence which still plagues the south and west sides. that was before the impactful dashcam video was released - as per a court order. the one that showed officer jason vandyke - unload an entire clip into 17-year old laquan mcdonald.... most of the shots after mcdonald was on the groundfirst degree murder charges against vand dyke were not enough to calm community anger. demonstrators still took to the streets last week - they called for the firing of mccarthy and others furious that the city held the video and van dyke did not face c

. >> it will be interesting to see if that state level recall mike tobin reported on reaches the protesters. andrea: i don't know if the timing of this is going to be taken well. if you are trying to garner people your side, i'm not sure this is the right kinds of attention. the war of words between hillary clinton and donald trump is heating up. the democratic frontrunner used trump's controversial comments to rally women behind her candidate --candidacy. trump posted hillary, when you come plain about a penchant for sexism, who are you referring to. i have respect for women. be careful. we knee what he's referring to. it seems like a trump strategy when he went out there and said obama blanked hillary clinton, beat her in a race. he's baiting her into a debate over sexism. she has been humiliated by her own husband. harris: my husband who is at npr, he says this is brilliant on his part politically because he has drawn her into the fight on the very issue that will polarize voters with regard to her. she is shedding in terms of who will back her. they feel polarized. is she warm and fuzzy

mike tobin has more on that. >> believe demonstrators to show up, and high end shopping district with the unabashed goal, and they have taken the acre, taken the demonstrations, where gunfire is part of everyday. king louis was shot in the head and people are callous to all of that. and they're creating pressure.o impact, no broken windows, no burning stores, and young people being engaged in the civic process. >> reporter: the most prominent goals are resignation of state attorney any alvarez and mayor rahm emanuel, and tried to cover it all up. the mayor not for another three years and there is no lot for the city mayor and city of chicago. sean for is introducing a bill that would allow the recall in a low threshold. that is a long shot. jon: thank you. black lives matter activists say they successfully tricked authorities in minneapolis to expect massive protests in the mall of america. a white rail to the airport where protesters blocked the entrance. tactics worked for -- into a police said in making arrests. 15 people from both sides taken into custody. black lives matter relea

we're going to go now to fox's mike tobin who is there live. mike, set the scene.see the crowd growing. darkness is coming, crowd seems to be growing. what are they after? >> well i don't know that the crowd is growing, we've watched the crowd kind of grow and shrink throughout the day. the one thing that chicago police have been doing, if these guys want to march, they let them march and walk it off. and sometimes people get tired and they fall away. we've seen the crowd shrink in the last hour or so. and they're marching now, what's interesting is they've taken it out of the troubled areas, they're marching through a part of the town known as the gold coast. the pump room is in this part of town. the christmas lights are up in front of the brownstones, they're taking the none strangs to what they say is the rich people here to get their attention. they gathered for a while in front of the cardinal's house, and had their demonstration, demonstrating that they're not happy. they're not satisfied by the apology of the mayor. they want his resignation and the resigna

mike tobin is in cleveland on the ground. this is the justice center, right, mike?his is particularly cold wind today with the wind coming off the lake. i ballpark it as a dozen. this tricolor flags are from organization known as black man's army. they are out here. some members say they will demonstrate to fight against the system and prove they will not quit until they get a system of justice. now despite their sense of injustice, absence of charges with the grand jury administrative review sunday way to see if officers timothy lohman and or frank gorick violated police policy. despite the demonstrations brought by this action, the mayor of cleveland said the administrative review would be a fair process. here is the mayor. >> i'm focused on due process wherever it goes. you know, you know, i think he demonstrated particularly to people, low people tell you that, demonstrated that i throw the police under the bus for political reasons. neither do i throw the public under the bus for political reasons. reporter: now the officers in question are on restricted duty,

mike tobin is live with the news in chicago. how has it been there? >> reporter: this is a demonstration that has gone off the script. the organizer of the demonstration with the coalition for new chicago, about 30 minutes ago, announced it was over and the people need to go home. but the young people started to chant holiday pel, no, we won't go, pour strong young, we're strong, we're matching all night long "and then they came out here and blocked the entrance, and you can see one thing is how many police officers are out here on the street, and i should try to bring everything into context because if you have this much police, you turn around and look in that direction, you only have two three dozen protesters but the young people decided they're not going to go home despite the fact the guy that organized the protests encouraged them to go home to their families for the holidaysment you have a division within the group of demonstrators. they're out here on the street. their stated goal was to disrupt holiday shopping, make sure their message is he

correspondent mike tobin is in chicago tonight. >> demonstrations grew in size and passion on the streets of chicago despite the efforts of mayor rahm emanual to calm them. a capitulation to the demands of black leadership in chicago, words hard for a man with a reputation that the democrat has built. >> if we're going to begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step and i'm sorry. >> demonstrators outside council chambers didn't listen. >> anything you got to say, he's not going to give us an answer or anything that we need. >> all in response to the release of a police dash cam video in which a chicago police officer, jason van dyke can be seen firing 16 rounds into 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. the video kept under wraps and charges against van dyke delayed for a year, more allegations of police misconduct and the department of justice launched an investigation. demonstrators have been on the streets since before thanksgiving. demanding the mayor's resignation. his emotional apology is an plea for more police accountability. >> no citizen is a second-class scitize

mike tobin, what is it looking like there? >> reporter: well, they took it off michigan avenue to oak street, known for high-end boutiques. right here on dolce&golbana. this is where the fancy people come to eat, if you will. it is very interesting they took to the demonstrations unlike ferguson and baltimore, they took the demonstrations out of their troubled neighborhoods of inglewood back to the west side of chicago. and they brought it here to where the money is. they brought it here to where people are going to pay attention. certainly a different crowd of people will pay attention. we have hundreds of demonstrators out on the street right now. you mentioned before, what they are demanding, there's a long list of demands, that boil down to demand for the resignation of the state's attorney, anita alvarez, and the resignation of rahm emanuel. when you're talking about the state's attorney, she's up for election in march. this kind of momentum could continue through the particular election. rahm emanuel has another three ye

correspondent mike tobin is in chicago tonight. >> demonstrations grew in size and passion on the streetsicago despite the efforts of mayor rahm emanual to calm them. a capitulation to the demands of black leadership in chicago, words hard for a man with a reputation that the democrat has built. >> if we're going to begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step and i'm sorry. >> demonstrators outside council chambers didn't listen. >> anything you got to say, he's not going to give us an answer or anything that we need. >> all in response to the release of a police dash cam video in which a chicago police officer, jason van dyke can be seen firing 16 rounds into 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. the video kept under wraps and charges against van dyke delayed for a year, more allegations of police misconduct and the department of justice launched an investigation. demonstrators have been on the streets since before thanksgiving. demanding the mayor's resignation. his emotional apology is an plea for more police accountability. >> no citizen is a second-class scitizen in t

indianapolis archbishop joseph tobin declined al jazeera's request for an interview but said in a statement: >> i'm disappointed with the decision by catholic charities. >> indiana governor mike pence had asked the archbishop not to resettle any syrian refugees in his state but now says he will allow the family to take advantage of state services, despite his order barring state agencies from helping. family or about catholic charities. this is about an administration and a congress that should take decisive action to pause this program and review it to ensure that we can go forward. >> in texas, a lawsuit challenging the resettlement is making its way through the courts, but that state dropped its demand for an immediate injunction barring any syrians from being brought there. john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> defense secretary ash carter getting ready to testify before the senate armed services committee, the chairman of that committee john mccain from arizona is on the screen. >>> we're learning more about the couple who carried out the mass shooting in san bernardino. tashfeen malik and sayed farook received funding from an on site site. investigators believe it may have

indianapolis archbishop joseph tobin declined al jazeera's request for an interview but said in a statement: >> i'm disappointed with the decision by catholic charities. >> indiana governor mikeence had asked the archbishop not to resettle any syrian refugees in his state but now says he will allow the family to take advantage of state services, despite his order barring state agencies from helping. >> this is not about families or about catholic charities. this is about an administration and a congress that should take decisive action to pause this program and review it to ensure that we can go forward. >> in texas, a lawsuit challenging the resettlement is making its way through the courts, but that state dropped its demand for an immediate injunction barring any syrians from being brought there. >> under federal law, states have no power to block the refugees. texas governor greg abbot joined with presidential candidate ted cruz to announce a bill that would give states the right to turn away any refugee they believe to be security risks. if approved in congress, that would vital international law. >> that's true. does catholic charities in indiana receive any state money?