tamir rice was playing with a toy gun when police pulled up and shot him within two seconds of their arrival. a 911 caller reported seeing

tamir is doubled over and by that time has been shot. happened last november as loehmann and his partner were an armed man. it looked like a real firearm but was a pellet gun. today, grand jury who have been hearing testimony for five weeks, will hear from tamir's >> gives me the strength to know i have all of you guys to uplift me. >> reporter: experts for the prosecution maintains the use of force was justified because fake. rice's family want their own experts to testify and dispute those claims. the two officers involved are expected to testify in the coming weeks. now, it could take five months before any decision is reached. rice's family, along with other local leaders, have called for the lead prosecutor in the case to step down, calling his presentation to the grand jury so far, biased and i iroper. >> don champion here in new york, thanks a lot, don. >>> coming up on the "morning news." bizarre chimney death. a suspected burglar meets a painful end after getting stuck in a chimney. >>> and, later, cybermonday shoppers are ready

let's go to tamir rice.ideo alone doesn't appear to be enough to convince the county prosecutor to aggressively look to take this case to trial. is that clear at this point? >> i would say it is, yes. there is a local judge who encouraged charges to be filed, and yet the prosecutor is insistent upon taking it to the grand jury, which is his right, as is his right to stay on the case. however, given what we have seen with other cases just this past year, it is pretty evident he is slow-footing this prosecution. and what is most curious is the fact that he has commissioned three outside reports owned by people either involved with law enforce or a district attorney's office to assess whether or not the shooting was justified and all three have been, you know, essentially revealed as justified. why he chose to reveal those to the public before the grand jury was able to see them and evaluate them is curious. it seems to me he is to some degree undermining his own case. >> right. right. because he is supposed to

>>> enhanced surveillance video that shows a cleveland police officer fatally shooting 12-year-old tamir rice has been released. the video will be presented to a grand jury that is deciding whether to indict the officer. don champion reports. >> reporter: the grand jury will go over this enhanced surveillance video released by prosecutors over the weekend. frame-by-frame, it breaks down the final moments of 12-year-old tamir rice's life, including the instant he was shot by rookie cleveland officer timothy loehmann, two seconds after he got out of his patrol car. >> we see tamir's arm and shoulder sort of lifting upwards and it's unclear whether that is in reaction to one of the shots that missed him or to the shot that struck him in the stomach. and in the very next frame, tamir is doubled over and by that time has been shot. >> reporter: the shooting happened last november as loehmann and his partner were respond to go a 911 call about an armed man. it looked like a real firearm but was a pellet gun. today, grand jury who have been hearing testimony for five weeks, will hear from tamir

tamir was shot and killed by a cleveland police officer after he was seen playing with an airsoft gun that appeared to look real. 3 "we are not going away. we are not leaving and we will seek justice. and even in the end if man says whatever he says all be held accountable for what we did in this body."tomorrow, tamir's family and other supporters plan to march in downtown cleveland to the prosecutor's office where they plan to hand deliver a petition asking tim mcginty to step down from the case. 3 a refugee rally in texas has a group of protestors fuming. they want to let their governor and other politicians know how they feel about stopping any more syrian refugees from coming to texas. 3 "no to violence, no to fear, refugees are welcome here." many demonstrators say they were outraged when governor greg abbott ordered state agencies not to participate in the resettlement of syrian refugees. 30 other governors took similar positions following the terrorist attacks in paris."legally they don't have the right to say if syrian refugees can or can't come into the state. 14 that's purel

. >>> plus a new look at the tamir rice shooting.e have enhanced moments leading up to the death of the 12-year-old boy. >>> his campaign is struggling but, now chris christie gets a big boost for his white house run. will this endorsement keep his presidential dreams afloat? >>> always good to see you. thank you for making time for us today. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with us. >>> disturbing information about a possible motive in the attack on that planned parenthood clinic that killed three people. >> sources tell cnn that the accused shooter robert dear mentioned, quote, baby parts, along with antiabortion views and anti-government statements. he did this apparently and said this to investigators. officials caution, it is still too early to determine a motive until all of the evidence, however, is examined. >> cnn also learned that propane tanks were found near the suspect's car. authorities believe he was trying to shoot them to cause an explosion. >> we are also getting a new look at dear's past. he is

frame by frame, breaks down the final moments of 12 year old tamire rice's life, including the instantshot by rookie cleveland officer, timothy low man, two seconds after he got out of his patrol car. >> we see tamire's arm and shoulder sort of lifting upward, and it is unclear whether that is in reaction to one of the shots that missed him, or to the shot that struck him in the stomach. and in the very next frame, tamire is doubled over and clearly by that time has been shot. >> the shooting happened last november, as low man and his partner were responding to a 911 call about an armed man. the gun in question looked like a real firearm, but was a pellet gun, today, grand jurors who have been hearing testimony for five weeks, will hear from tamire's mother. >> it gives me strength to know that i have all of you guys up lift me. >> experts for the prosecution maintain the use of force was justified, because the officer's had no way of knowing the gun might have been fake. rice's family want their own experts to testify, and dispute those claims. the two officers involved are expected t

frame-by-frame, it breaks down the final moments of 12-year-old tamir rice's life, including the instant he was shot by rookie cleveland officer timothy got out of his patrol car. >> we see tamir and shoulder sort of lifting upwards and it's unclear whether that is in reaction to one of the shots that missed him or to the shot that struck him in the stomach. the next frame, tamir is doubled over and by that time has been shot. >> reporter: the shooting happened last november as loehmann and his partner were respond to go a 9:00 call about an armed man. it looked like a real firearm but was a pellet gun. grand jury will hear today from his mother. >> gives me the strength to know i have all of you guys to uplift me. >> reporter: prosecution maintains the use of force was justified because the officers had no way of knowing the gun might have been fake. rice's family want their own experts to testify and dispute those claims. the two officers involved are expected to testify in the coming weeks. before any decision is reached. rice's family, along with other local leaders, have called for

>> we see tamir's arm and shoulder sort of lifting upwards. and it's unclear whether that is in reaction to one of the shots that missed him or to the shot that struck him in the stomach. and in the very next flame tamir is doubled over and clearly by that time has been shot. >> reporter? a recent statement prosecutor tim mcginty says any new footage released is part of a more open and transparent protocol. and that he is not reaching any conclusions from these or other isolated bits of evidence. the prosecutors' experts have erm dd the use of force was justified. the rice family attorneys will present their own law enforcement experts. >> both conclude that the shooting was unreasonable and unjustified and a compleelt departure from proper police practices. >> reporter: salingsman sads the videos are the only pieces of evidence the grand jury has seen so far, until rice's family testifies tomorrow. the two officers involved will give their testimony in the next couple of weeks. the grand jury session ends in december. but two extensions are a

the grand jury will decide if the shooting of tamir rice is a crime. newly released video shows the boy holding a pellet gun and being shot by police just seconds after they got to the scene. >> we see tamir's arm and shoulder lifting upwards and it's unclear whether that's in reaction to one of the shots that missed him or to the shot that struck him in the stomach. and in the very next frame, tamir is doubled over and clearly by that time has been shot. >> experts for the prosecution maintain the use of force was justified because officer timothy loman had no way of knowing the gun might have been fake. >>> later today the man accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs will go before a judge. 57 year old robert lewis dear is acused of killing three people friday including a police officer. the shootout lasted several hours and also left nine other people hospitalized. the suspect could face federal charges once the justice department finishes its investigation. >>> the latest person arrested for jumping the whi

dozens gathered where 12-year-old tamir rice was killed. last year he was outside holding a pellet gun. a police officer showed up, saw the gun, shot him, two reports found the officer shooting was justified. the officer was never charged. >> at this point i thank everybody for coming out and showing support for justice for tamir. i thank you for standing for me when i can't stand to give me strength. >> the family is still fighting to have the officer indicted. >> the tamir rice shooting the one of the countless deadly encounters that have prompted a change in how officers nationwide are trained to respond to potentially violent situations. matt delucia is live in camden where the county police force is learning to use deadly force as a last resort. and matt, you watched one of these training sessions yourself. tell us about it. >> reporter: i did. this is all about trying to prevent any situation, a traffic stop, a domestic violence case, you name it, from getting worse. the initial training that the officers got five, 10, 20 years ago is

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last year, tamir rice was in a park p pying with a pellet gun. multiple calls to 9-1-1 explained that rice had a toy gun. but police fired on rice within moments of arriving at the scene. megan hickey y om w-e-w-s in n eveland explains the new footage. authorities say rookie officer timothy loehmann mistook the boy's airsoft pistol for a real gun. w-e-w-s obtained a statement frorosubodh chandra, the attorney for the rice family, on the new video. it says, in part: "assistant prosecutor matthew meyer wrote us about this enhanced video, but didn't give it to us, saying "there isn't much new information in there."."e agree, with one exception. the enhancement definitively disproves police and prosecutor mcginty's experts' claims that tamir was reaching into his waistband and lifting up his jacket. the video continues to reveal police offifirs rushing upon 12-year-old tamir without assessing the situation, and officer loehmann fatally shooting the child immediately. and t officers fail to administer first aid to the boy while he lay bleeding and dyi

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. >>> one year later, a community demanding justice for tamir rice. the 12-year-old boy shot and killed by cleveland police. >> immigrants always inspired ugly rhetoric, calls for exclusion, demonization. >> and i am groont fear. a look back at how immigrants coming to america have been treated throughout history. >>> belgian city replains on capital lockdown as the government extends the highest alert level for the second day straight. officials said moments ago they have detained 16 suspects as they continue searching for an accomplice are last week's paris attacks. they say the city still faces a serious and eminent threat. the worry is what happened in paris could happen in brussels. >> reporter: it's been tense here in brussels. there have been police cordoned placed all around the grand plasis area. it's concentrated down to the main central police station there for three hours, unmarked police cars and blue lights flashing and racing up and down the cobbled streets. you can see the town hall there of brussels, so right in the center. extraordin

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>> we see tamir's arm and shoulder sort of lifting upwards. and it's unclear whether that's in reaction to one of the shots that missed him or to the shot that struck him in the stock. and in the very next frame tamir is doubled over and clearly by that time has been shot. >> reporter: in a a atement prosecutor tim mcginty says the new footage was released as part of a more open and transparent protocol and that he is not reaching any conclusions from these or other isolated bits of evidence. the prosecutor's experts have justified. the rice family attorneys will present ththr own law enforcement expepes. >> both conclude that this shooting was unreasonable and unjustified and a complete departure from proper police practices. >> reporter: salzman adds the videos are the only pieces of evidence the grand jury has seen so far, but rice's family is scheduled to testify tomorrow. the two officers involved will give their testimony in the next couple of weeks. the grand juryryession ends in december. but two extensnsns are allowed. and jeff, that

. >>> hillary clinton meeting privately with the mothers of michael brown and trayvon martin and tamir rice. the mother of the boy shot in cleveland believes the talks were productive. >> we discussed a lot of reform, ideas with change across the nation and just about how this nation can improve itself. i felt she was very sincere. she made a lot of great points. now we are looking for action. >> hillary clinton on the campaign trail today in iowa. she will be hosting two town hall meetings there. the keystone xl oil pipeline is in limbo. the transamerica company is asking to suspend the application permit beyond the 2016 election. it will go through a state review in alaska. the move comes in the face of the rejection by the obama administration as early as this week. big news there. >>> time for an early start on your money. seeing a lot of red. asian and european stocks lower. so are u.s. stock futures. yesterday, stocks kicked off november with a nice rally. dow climbed 165 points. that aim took the dow in positive territory for the year. the s&p 500 climbing 1.2%. >>> the resident

>> we see tamir's arm and shoulder sort of lifting upwards. and it's unclear whether that's in reaction to one of the shots that missed him or to the shot that struck him in the stock. and in the very next frame tamir is doubled over and clearly by that time has been shot. >> reportete in a statement prosecutor tim mcginty says the new footage was released as part of a more open and transparent protocol and that he is not reaching any conclusions from these or other isolated bits of evidence. the prosecutor's experts have determined the use of force was justified. the rice family attorneys will present their own law enforcement experts. >> both conclude that this shooting was unreasonable and unjustified and a complete departure from proper police practices. >> reporter: salzman adds the videos are the only pieces of evidence the grand jury has seen so far, but rice's family is scheduled to testify tomorrow. the two officers involved will give their testimony in the next couple of weeks. the grand jury session ends in december. but two extensi

in the next frame tamire is doubled over and clearly last been shot. >> the shooting happened last novas low man and his partner responding to 911 call about armed man. the gun in question, looked like a real firearm, but was a pellet gun, today, grand jurors who have been hearing testimony for five weeks will hear from tamire's mother. >> gives me strength to know that i have all of you guys up lift me. >> experts for the prosecution maintain the use of force was justified, because the officers had no way of knowing the gun might have been fake. rice's family want their own experts to testify, and dispute those claims. the two officers involved are expected to testify in the coming weeks. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and now that "black friday" is over, it is time for cyber monday, americans expected to spends $3 billion on line shopping today, up 12% from last year, stores are rolling out discount on the hole he is tech gifts and toys. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo more on cyber monday from local amazon center, coming up at 6:30. >>> amazon has created new faste

tamir rice's mother samaria addressed supporters at the vigil for tamir. >> i thank you guys for all of the warm love and thoughts as well. i encourage you guys to get and i'm in a movement, fighting for justice for all our children. amy: in minneapolis, minnesota, meanwhile, the justice department says it will investigate the police shooting of 24-year-old african-american jamar clark. authorities said clark was shot after a scuffle with officers following a report of an assault. multiple witnesses have said clark was shot while handcuffed. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. residents of the belgian capital of brussels remain locked in their homes as police and soldiers search the city for suspects linked to the attacks on paris 10 days ago that killed 130 people. overnight raids resulted in 16 arrests. no guns or explosives were found, and salah abdeslam, the main suspect in the paris attacks who drove to brussels afterwards, remains at large. meanwhile, belgian prime minister charles michel says

today here in new york city, a number of groups rallied and called for justice for tamir. organizers say it is outrageous that officers involved have not been arrested or charged. the local prosecutor is still investigating the incident. >>> new at 6:00, police identified the suspected gunman accused of shooting a medical robbery. authorities in new orleans say 21-year-old uric cane was the one caught on camera shooting peter gold in the stomach. gold had stopped his car to help a woman cane was dragging down a street on friday. security cameras showed the suspect attempting to shoot gold a second time. but the gun jammed. and does not fire. gold was taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. >>> records reportedly showed that 2,000 people on the no-fly list have legally bought guns or explosives -- the senator charles schumer says he wants that to stop. schumer is renewing the push for the denying firearms and explosives to dangerous terrorists act of 2015. it would give the justice department authority to stop a known or suspected terrorist from buying guns or exp

. >>> and new images from the controversial shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice in cleveland. do we have any new clues here? >>> tens of millions of americans are heading back home after the thanksgiving holiday. >>> and amy freeze is back with a look at the accuweather forecast. upper it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. >>> welcome back to eyewitness news early on this sunday morning. a live picture of one world trade center. a chilly sunday morning out there. much colder than yesterday. we hope you enjoyed yesterday. today is different. it feels like november. not too bad. thanks for being with us. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm michelle charlesworth. time to go get tree we

timothy lohman opened fire two seconds after he got out of his police car. >> you see tamir's arm and shoulder sort of lifting upward and it's unclear whether that's in reaction to one of the shots that missed him or to the shot that struck him in the stomach. and in the very next frame, tamir is doubled over and clearly by that time has been shot. >> the shooting happened last november, as lohman and his partner were responding to a 911 call about an armed man. the gun in question looked like a real firearm, but was indeed a pellet gun. experts for the prosecution maintain the use of force was justified, because the officers had no way of knowing that gun might have been fake. rice's family wants their own experts to testify and dispute those claims. >>> charges tonight against the four men accused of firing shots at protesters in minneapolis last week. those protesters were demonstrating against the killing of jamar clark, who was shot and killed by police. 23-year-old alan lawrence car sell la is charged with one count of riot while armed and five counts of assault with a dangerous

. : and all new video has been released showing enhanced video of the tamir rice shooting in ohio lastu the video and detail what prosecutors are saying. >> j.r. : up next republican candidates voice their opinions on the planned parenthood shooting in colorado. you'll hear what they had to say. >> j.r. : the presidential candidates are now speaking out about friday's shooting at a colorardo planned parenthood facility. while investigators say it's too early to determine a motive yet. planned parenthood says the suspect was motivated by opposition to abortion. from our partners at c-n-n. reid binion has the latest. >> reporter: days after a gunman killed three people and wounded nine others at a planned parenthood in colorado. a law enforcement offical says the suspect admitted to having anti-abortion and anti- government views to investigators. however, he says, they have not determined a motive. presidential candidates are weighing in on the attack. >>: presidential candidate "regardless of why he did it, what he did is domestic terrorism, and what he did is absolutely abominable, es

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dozens gathered where 12-year-old tamir rice was killed.ing a pellet gun. a police officer showed up and shot him. two reports found the officer shooting justified. the officer was never charged. >> i want to thank everybody for coming out and continue to support justice for tamir. i thank you all for standing for me for when i can't stand to give me strength. >> the family is fighting to have the officer indicted. >> was it or was it not a crime. the investigators obtained video showing a man breaking into a home, pennsylvania police are investigating and their own state troopers might be their best witnesses. investigator harry hairston is here to preview the a story today on "nbc 10 news" at 4:00. >> reporter: a man takes an object and throws it through a glass door of a home. standing feet away, state troopers. >> to help protect and protect us in this case it didn't work that way. >> reporter: the owner wants the troopers and the other people involved held accountable. >> did your client do anything wrong? >> no. >> reporter: the attor

dozens gathering at the cleveland rec center where tamir rice was shsht. rice was holding a pellet gun at the time of his death. last night, rice's family asked the crowd to "pick a side in the debate" over police violence... "i just want to thank everyryody for coming out and to continue to support justice for tamir. i thank you all for standing for me when i can't stand. it gives me strength." two reports found the officer's shooting was justified... and the prosecutor declined to charge the officer with any crime. hundreds of people come ogether to rememberran american killed overseas. the teenager died when a palestinian drove into a crowd in israel's west bank and began shooting. his funeral was held in massachusetts. his friend says the teenager was in israel doing charity work to support the military. this morning, streets in the belgium capital of brussels are deserted. the city now in its thirddday of lockdown. schools and subways are closed today. more than a thousand security personnell have been deployed in belgium -- all due t a threat, possib

though it doesn't appear to clear up the debate over whether tamir reached in to his waistband for a pellet gun as police arrived. a grand jury will decide whether to charge the officers involved. >>> pope francis spreads a message of peace tonight as he nears the end of a sweeping visit to africa. thousands of people greeted the pope as he arrived in the central african republic. pope francis stressed reconciliation in a country where christian muslim violence has forced nearly 1 million people to flee their homes. the pope celebrates a final mass tomorrow in a highly volatile neighborhood at the capital city before returning to rome. >>> your loved ones may be eager to unwrap those new pet gifts this holiday season but so were tech savvy criminals. the gifts may pose security risks that may make them easy targets for hackers in some ways you've never thought about. 7 on your side nina pineda has details. >> reporter: americans spent more than $100 million on drones this year. the flying device is a cyber criminal's dream. online safety expert for intel security. >> any time you see

names and as well as i do whether it's sandra blander michael brown or walter scott or freddie gray or tamir rice or timothy russell. [applause] i do not want to read about and you did not want to read about children being shot because they have a toy gun. [applause] you and i do not want to continue to see over 100 ballots being -- 100 bullets being shot into a car. [applause] now some of you know i am the former mayor of the largest city in the state of vermont, burlington, vermont. [applause] and in that capacity i had the privilege of working with our police department and let me tell you what i think most of you know. most police officers are honest and hard-working and do a very difficult job. [applause] the truth is, it is very hard to be a police officer today. many of them are unpaid -- underpaid and they have crazy schedules, but that may also be very clear and that is when any police officer, like any other public official breaks the law must be held accountable. [applause] so my pledge to you tonight is that no president will work harder than i in ending institutional racism in t

dozens came together over the weekend to remember tamir rice. an offfer shot and killed rice moments after pulling up to a rec center where rice was holding a pellet gun. two reports found the officer's actions were justified. "don't take lightly the job of the police, but come into aaec center and pull up recklessly, and just start to shoot is just unforgivable for us." the family wants the officers involved to be indicted. 52 years ago today, the nation was in mourning. remembering a president. peopleeame togetherrn dallas over the weekend on the anniversary of the assassination of president kennedy. signs and pictures were posted around dealey plaza honoring him. on november 22nd, 1963 president kennedy was shot and killed. this is a pretty traumatic moment, i think, in america's president assassinated on the streets of a major city like dallas, texas is shocking. it's just shocking . a moment of silence was held at the exact time he was shot. as we honor and remember him -- we are also right in the middle of the race to see who will next pre

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tamir rice was waving a toy gun. a year later still unclear whether charges will be filed. we're live from cleveland where a candlelight vigil took place today. andy, cleveland is one of many cities where vigils like this one have been held in the past year. >> reporter: right, randall. the family of tamir rice is trying to send a message with these candles that this case is far from being resolved, but we asked other supporters today if some of the words they're using might be going too far. this raucous church service in cleveland didn't just focus on the shooting death of at that mere rice. the 12-year-old boy was shot by a police officer as he played with a pellet gun with a park one year ago. it also included mothers who have lost relatives in police-involved killing in other cities and included a phrase routinely tossed around this weekend by members of the community. police terror. are you worried that that is going to draw people against you? >> i don't think it will draw people against us. people are beginning to take a serious look at what police terror is, and i

during one she met with the families of gun violence of trayvon martin, michael brown and tamir rice. all were black youth shot and killed in high profile cases. the key man involved in getting saddam hussein died this morning. ahmed chalabi provided intelligence indicating iraq had weapons of mass destruction. >> that turned out to be false. he was 71-years-old. a storm is delivering an early taste of winter to northern california. the cold front moving in from the pacific northwest is bringing much needed precipitation to the drought stricken region. the system dropped up to a foot of snow in parts of the sierra, nevada. drivers were forced to use chains or snow tires on mountain highways around lake tahoe. heavy streets and snarled commuters, crews cleared out triggered a passive pileup. about 20 cars were involved in the chain reactionful several people suffered minor injuries, police blamed poor visibility. parts of the southeast face the threat of more heavy rain and severe weather. new downpours could bring flooding to the carolinas. cars sent up plumes of water monday as they

in the case of air gardener, the case of tamir rice, i believe those were murders, but they were exonerated. amy: other prominent cultural figures have come out in support of quentin tarantino including , mark ruffalo, musician tom morello, native american activist and journalist simon moya-smith, and author joyce carol oates. we will get response from actor and writer viggo mortensen after headlines. former president george hw bush has criticized former vice president dick cheney and former secretary of defense donald rumsfeld over their hawkish reaction to the september 11 attacks in a forthcoming biography. bush is quoted as saying rumsfeld was "an arrogant fellow" and that dick cheney was "iron-ass." the biography, "destiny and power: the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush," will be published next week. arizona senators jeff flake and john mccain have released a report showing how the u.s. military has spent millions of dollars paying the nfl and other sports leagues for "paid-for patriotism" events and ceremonies. the report documented $6.8 million worth of agreements betwe

karen: 56-year-old eric garner on the corner in staten island. 12-year-old tamir rice in cleveland. the stories stretch across the nation. many gained media attention, while many more may go unreported. each is met with anger and fear. each ignites communities to believe is a broken criminal justice system. each one galvanizes youth to speak up and speak out as what they see against a never-ending prejudice. many worry real change continues to feel out of reach. >> black lives don' t seem to matter because they are being there does not seem to be any type of legal ramification for ending the life of a person of color here in the united states by a police officer, a servant that is supposed to be serving and protecting the community. >> as long as you can continue to racially profile young black men and latinos and young black women, you are going to continue encountering these problems. karen: the violence is nothing new, says the boston naacp president. >> it did not start with trayvon or michael brown. this is reawakening a conversation around the violence against african american

these guns look real and could lead to a deadly situation when 12-year-old tamir rice was killed by police. mayor marty walsh wants to prevent a similar incident from happening here. police can confiscate real police can confiscate to notify parents if they get someone 18 with one. >>> two boston police officers are recovering after a car dragged them the length of a football field. we checked this out as breaking news on our news app. the officers had stopped a vehicle for speeding on stratan street in mattapan but the driver took off again as the officers reached into the vehicle. the car eventually slammed into a parked suv. the officer suffered back and leg injuries.the driver taken to boston met cal center and charges are end -- medical center and charges are pending. >>> a woman struck by a car is in critical condition. she was hit while walking on adams avenue. this was a picture of the vehicle involved. the driver did stay at the keen. a new hampshire man is facing criminal charges for allegedly fires firing a gun in his own back yard. patrick manly is patrick manly is charged with