. >> they say newbie stander intervention programs and universitywide discussions about stopping rapeefore it happens are especially important. they hope the university's esreputation can heal as the focus moves toward reform and away from the potentially inaccurate rolling stone article. >> i was just talking to my roommate about it on the way over. yeah, basically that it's obviously big news. and it's good that it's sad it painted the university in such a bad light. >> the washington post reports the accuser is standing by her story. >>> typhoon hagupit is lashing the philippines. the latest straight ahead. plus police departments across the u.s.s are spending millions for body cameras. we'll see how they work and why some say they won't be effective. that's next. a remote that lives on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. the innovators and inventors at comcast labs are creating more possibilities for more people every day. comcast nbcuniversal. bringing media and technolo

a by stander calls 911. >> there is a guy here with a pistol.ace and he's pointing it at everybody. >> less than two seconds after police drive up, the 12-year-old again carrying a toy is shot and killed at close range. the 26-year-old police officer who shot him, timothy loehmann was recently hired by the cleveland police. at his previous job at the independence police department his personnel records show he was in the process of being fired. hi supervisor describing an emotional meltdown and behavior that shows a pattern of a lack of maturity and discretion and not following instructions but the police never asked to see his personnel records and a policy that has now changed. tam rear rice's -- tamir rice's death, after a stinging report of the police department. >> there is a reasonable cause to believe that the cleveland police engaged in unreasonableable force in violation of the first amendment. >> cleveland officers used unnecessary and unreasonable force at a significant rate, including officers who shoot at people who do not pose an i

. >> police started by standers for safety. i walked to the committee and he grabbed me right around the corper. >> it's still not nope how nanny moingt tanls are inside the cafe. >> we're at this stage continuing to secure and make sure we can do all we can to bring to peaceful outcome. >> i have full confidence. you say police force. >> today marked second app versusy of master at sandy hook in con dlon were no public memorials today. all flags should be flown at half half. the quaker meeting house in spring field, delaware county. they pledged to honor 26 children and educators killed in sanlty hook refewing their effort to change begun laws. >> lead he's of delaware county united for sensible gun policy asked everyone how they felt. to keep that in the her heart. >> two mrivdzkford and seller street they were restoppeding to a call when i van was struck. the police vehicle smramd into at butment there. both officers rushed to temple hospital are expected to be okay. >> a 6 a5-year-old man was shot and robbed in north philad

report also says that at least 26 detainees were wrongfully held and did not meet the government stander for detention. president obama issued this statement after the report was released. these techniques did significant damage to america's standing in the world, and made it harder to pursue our interests with allies and partners. that's why i will continue to use my authority as president to make sure that we never resort to those methods again. in 2005 then president bush defended his administration's interrogation tactics. >> there is an enemy at work, so you bet we'll aggressively pursue it. but we would do so under the law. we do not torture. >> reporter: with the release of the senate committee investigation the torture question appears to answer in the affirmative. the u.s. did it. while the same report said these methods did no good in intelligence gathering the debate moves to what harm may follow coming clean about it. >> that massive so-called torture report this time on the program, the wisdom of bringing it out, what it tells us, and what happens from here on out. executive

have to do -- be in the country and iterate in change and adopt and you have to have enough of a standertand what would -- what the issues are. as matters that situation is, that same thing could happen with the driver in the u.s. here. they have to take a look at what are we doing to make sure that passengers are safe. wherever they are. most safest and trusted way to get transportation. >> as we were speaking about this, real people getting into real cars in the real world. when you are using facebook you are behind your computer screen and you might not ever interact with the people you're talking to. i am getting into a stranger's car. >> you're getting into a taxi, i -- uberust over drivers drivers as much as taxi drivers. the company that provides that service makes -- needs to make sure it is safe. you need to have the feeling that somebody is flying the plane, that they have been certified and they are safe to take you to where you're going to go and that will be something. if i were there i would be working on that in a big way. >> maynard webb, always great to have your sage ad

authorities reveal that brinsley was a by stander at a protest three weeks ago and recorded some of the rally on a cell phone. brinsley posted anti-police statements on social media before ambushing the two officers as they sat in their parole car saturday and then ran into ta subway station and took his own life. for officers rafael ramos and wenjib an liu. >>> philadelphia police are changing up routines and pairing up officers in light of the officers in new york. over in camden, though, the police chief there says nothing changes. chief scott thompson tells us he will not overreact but telling officers to be vigilant. community policing has transformed parts of the city and he doesn't want to mess that up. >>> the u.s. department of justice has recognized the camden county metro police department for its community policing efforts. nearly three months ago, the department received more than $3 million in federal funds to put more officers on the beat and build community trusts. >>> a 3-year-old boy is in stable condition this morning after being grazed by a stray bullet. >> that's on

mayor put out a statement, he said the statements are inappropriate, insensitive and do not meet the standersf the police department. protest is a right and essential to the democracy. the comment dos not reflect the values of san jose. at 6:00 p.m. we will talk with new recruits about the challenges of joining the police source. >>> to say the postal service busy would be an under statement. this is their busiest day of the year. handling 600 million pieces of mail today. ktvu's alex savage shows us how they are doing it and the absolute, absolute last day to mail packages. >> reporter: workers fired up the fork lifts this morning, filling up delivery trucks. a sign the holidays are here. today crews at this facility will handle a million more pieces of mail than they do an on average day. >> 350 to 400 people just to help us through the holidays. >> reporter: this is the busiest day of the year for the postal service. 10 days before christmas when people start to feel the pressure to get the presidents and cards in the mail. >> they will be mailed out today. for sure. i just -- you know, i

by standers rushed to tyler to hold him still.hat's when tyler's dad came down the mountain. >> i seen a boy on the ground and people all around him. and i thought to myself please don't be my son. please don't be my son. >> reporter: after 20 minutes tyler was taken to the emergency room. luckily he has no broken bones and no spinal injuries. he got away without a scratch just a scare. >> i was just hoping that i didn't break anything. because it hurt really bad. because i couldn't help him or anything. i just had to let him hang until he fell. if i did help him, then i would have fallen too. >> now in oregon chair lift comfort bars are not required to be on lifts and are the responsibili of the guests. biopsy's dad just wishes someone would have helped his kids pull that bar down. >>> right now at 6:00 broken mess along a busy commuter route. >> a bizarre case ever mistaken identity after a deadly police shooting. why police wrongly told a mother they killed her son. >>> and workers are under scrutiny because of theft of a mail

corporal jamel clagett is being remembered as a passionate officer, protecting innocent by standers from harm helping anyone in need and once paying from his own pocket for a hotel room for a homeless person. corporal jamel clagett was 30 years old and was known for acts of kindness. on sunday morning december 21st after working the midnight shift he brought breakfast tore the communicatio sta before driving home. he was killed when his car hit a tree. >> corporal clagett was a very compassionate indi >> repor near the end of the ceremony there was one final police radio call made to corporal clagett. ap 447, your watch has ended. you are gone but will not be forgotten. >> as a dispatcher hearing that last call it's a lifeline and not hearing him respond, it's really sad. >> reporter: corporal clagett leaves behind a loving family including a brother who serves with the prince george's county police department truly a brother in blood and a brother in blue. from waldorf, maryland chris gordon news4. >>> pressure is mounting on house majority whip steve scalise tonight. to step down from

chanting off the sidewalks into the streets trying to get more people to join in, trying to get the by standers to join in to this protest. i've got to tell you, anderson, amidst of all this noise, the chanting, there's poignant moments as well. a young black man carrying a sign saying, quite simple, i could be next. i talked to a yale woman, a graduate in tears saying i'm in pain and when i come out here, i realize i'm not the only one who is in pain. these are some of the poignant moments we capture tonight in addition to these chants for justice and for peace. >> athena jones in washington, d.c. the protest is nationwide. the spark of course is in new york. debra rose, i want to bring in from the borough. thank you for being with us. as you see these images of protest in new york city, what goes through your mind? >> it's actually encouraging to me because to see so many young people who recognize that this is a national crisis, they're responding to the fact that their lives have very little meaning. and so they are out there expressing the desire to ensure that something changes, that ther

we're learning more about the man who gun down two new york city police officers, what he said to by standers right before the attack and how philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey is now getting involved. >>> dover police shoot and killed a man after they say he threaten them, with this. what it turned out to be and what police say they found in that man's apartment after the shooting. >>> then where is shane montgomery? divers find a huge clue that could help locate the missing 21 year-old who vanish four weeks ago. what they have found in the frigid water. >>> and good day everybody it is monday, december 22nd, 2014. >> all right. christmas week, santa might have some weather to contend with this week, sue serio. >> that is right, it will be wet, not white, weather and most of it will happen on christmas eve, clearing up on christmas day. that is short answer to that. now lets talk about what is going on. we will see some rain to the south of us

. >> that but stander is customer matt erwin. >> matt erwin was there to talk him into -- let's not doelse. let's just take a walk. he was very, very helpful and a godsend at that point. >> at that point, becky, the only manager on duty that night, locks the doors. she wants nick there when police arrive. >> i love working here. i take pride in the place where i work, and it made me very angry to see this going on, to see this destruction going on in the place that is my livelihood. i wanted the police to be able to catch him. >> on the other side of darrenkemp'sier win is still trying to calm down the naked man. >> he just asked nick, you know, what's wrong? what would you like to do now instead of throwing things? and that's when our naked man said, well, i could use a cigarette. >> the two men walk over to the cash register. >> there was a customer in line when he went up to get the cigarettes. he told the customer, get out of my way, which the customer did. at one point when he was at the cashier area, he had taken hold of the debit and credit machine and he tried to pull the machi

we're learning more about the man who gun down two new york city police officers, what he said to by standers right before the attack and how philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey is now getting involved. >>> dover police shoot and killed a man after they say he threaten them, with this. what it turned out to be and what police say they found in that man's apartment after the shooting. >>> then where is shane montgomery? divers find a huge clue that could help locate the missing 21 year-old who vanish four weeks ago. what they have found in the frigid water. >>> and good day everybody it is monday, december 22nd, 2014. >> all right. christmas week, santa might have some weather to contend with this week, sue serio. >> that is right, it will be wet, not white, weather and most of it will happen on christmas eve, clearing up on christmas day. that is short answer to that. now lets talk about what is going on. we will see some rain to the south of us. here we are in philadelphia. the rain is down around norfolk, virginia, raleigh-durham north carolina and it will make its way northward

two by standers captured the run-in on cell phones and we're going to show you both of their videos about seven minutes worth in total. the videos are disturbing because you have to remember these are showing a man in the last moments of his lifep. here is the footage leading up to, including and after in a moment the moment to officer pantaleo chokes eric garner. >> i just came here. >> [ bleep ]. >> minding my business. i stopped. on me? people walking away if are you serious? i didn't do nothing. my i.d. on me. >> for what? i didn't sell anything. i did nothing. sitting here the whole time minding my business. >> i watched you. >> you watched me do what? who did i sell cigarettes to? >> to whom? >> another guy. >> every time you see me you're arresting me. i'm tired of it. this stops today. >> this guy right here is forcibly trying to lock somebody up for breaking up a fight. >> i'm standing here. didn't do nothing. i did not sell nothing. >> why are you -- >> every time i see you you want to harass me, stop me, trying to sell cigarettes. i'm minding my business, officer. i'm minding m

such as a gun or a chokehold if there's an imminent risk of great bodily injury to them or a bistay standerclearly not present here, because it wasn't present in ferguson or the george zimmerman case are prosecutors who were going to argue in the grand jury room that a crime was committed. i don't think the law is the problem. i think the law is fine and appropriate. the problem is when we have police officers who kill african-americans in this country, all of a sudden, prosecutors forget how to prosecute. they handle the cases very different, as bob mccullough in ferguson said, this case is very different from every other case. that's what he said on the record inside the grand jury. that's what happens over and over. >> as lisa is talking, i'm going to get everybody back in. we're looking at live pictures of the store outside of which eric garner died on july 17th, after an encounter with not just one police officer, but multiple police officers and as has been pointed out by faith jenkins on our panel, including the supervisor of the officer in question. these are people reacting spontan

several bye standers sprang into action including a premed student.ous but he administered cpa. >> cpr. >> cpr. the man is in stable condition today. >> hoh, my gosh. that's so great. >>> the golden globe nominations, they often predict the awards to come. we would be remiss that cbs's "the good wife" is recommended along with "the affair," "do ""downton abbey,"". >> and the best motion picture comedies -- and the best most picture drama -- the golden globes will be handed out on january 11th. >> that does it for us. few news anytime, anywhere, lock on to cbsn. you can watch the all-new these little angels and these little angelsbuil. and that little angel says, "weeeeeeeee!" 60% more sheets than charmin. everything you want and the value you love. angel soft. >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl, investigators are expected to return to the area around schuylkill river in manayunk, a as they look for clues into what happened in shane montgomery. sources say, surveillance from a nearby nail salon shows shane walk ago across the bridge over manayunk ca

look, he's adjust gran stander and a creep. he's going to go, what were they thinking?n't the justice department looking to prosecute him rather than highlight him as an expert? tucker carlson, merry christmas. so happy to see you. you and your great, great family. >> good to see you. >>> coming up, ed henry has a our next important one, for segment about how his mom behaves on christmas. >>> so is henry's family normal or nuts? dr. keith ablow is going to answer that question coming up next >>> the answer to the trivia question of the day is rickey martin. our winner is al from new york. congratulations. you'll get a copy of brian kilmeade's book "john cornyn -- george washington's secret six." >> merry christmas. we got so many e-mails from our viewers last week for our holiday edition of "fox & friends" that we decided to do a second installment and dr. keith ablow is going to answer a question from me about my mom. >> we're talking about normal and nuts. first, we have two other e-mails. joining us, dr. keith ablow to answer them. good morning, merry christmas. >> g

. >> new york state attorney general eric snyderman, a well-known grand stander has sent letters to walmartripe on the barrel, they're illegal in the people's republic of new york. is this ban going too far? joining us, molly hemingway. thanks for coming on this morning. >> great to be here. >> this is a state law apparently in northern you're not allowed to send these guns. what's the point of bullyic walmart? >> with the recent shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice, we do have a problem with toy guns and how they lead to people's death, but the problem is not with retailers or the family that buy these toy foss their children. ever since guns have been invented kids have gotten together and learned how to play with guns. that's not going to go away. with the police overreach of killing 12-year-olds with gun -- >> it's not just police overreach, but school administrators are a problem, too, they try to indoctrinate kids, remember the kids who bought off the corner of the pop-tart and pretended it was a gun. they put you in counseling if you draw pictures with guns. i think we've lost our mind