the cleveland chapter of the naacp.. and other community groups.. are calling for demonstrations following a grand jury decision 'not' to indict two white police officers in the fatal shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice. what you're about to see in cleveland you've never seen before. we are calling on activitists from all across the country to be here in cleveland with us. coming.. and there will be civil disobedience as cleveland braces for unrest.. the groups are demanding the grand jury transcripts.. the removal of prosecutor tim mcginty.. and the re-negotiation of the police patrolmen's association contract. the boy was shot and killed outside a rec center in november of 2014. he was playing with a pellet gun when someone called police. a recent f-b-i video analysis shows tamir was drawing the pellet gun from his waist. days of deadly storms in the midwest has resulted in

bc say 80 students got sick at the cleveland location. chipotle said the outbreak is limited that that one location but some customers aren't ready to come back. >> stop with chipotle a bit. here. >> it haven't just been here. why would i go to another one. >> this year chipotle saw an e. coli outbreak at various locations across the country but not at massachusetts. unclear when that cleveland circle store will open. in the wake of this investigation, restaurants around the bay state are sweeps. stores in waltham, framingham, cambridge are having their inspectors come early. right now it is just limited to the cleveland circle location. more information on the norovirus. it praedz from an infected person with contaminated food and water or touching contaminated surfaces. it causes stomach and intestinal issues. the best way to stop it is to wash your hands or stay as clean as possible. >>> new information from a man who purchased two assault rifles used in the shooting. enrique marquez told investigators that suspect attack in 2012 but ca

the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. are in clevelandnd on the road to new york from cleveland, billy joe mills, one of the attorneys for the rice family. latonya goldsby is tamir's cousin, and elle hearns is with black lives matter cleveland. what are the options now. lynch, aention loretta civil rights investigation. the family has a lawsuit. what are you demanding and black lives matter? >> yeah, that is a wonderful question. we're definitely demanding what the family is asking for support with, which is definitely demand doing for the doj to support an happeningson of the here in cleveland. we're also demanding for the immediate firing of the officers. it is really an insult the officers are responsible for the murder of a child still are actively employed and that the city is providing them space to continuously be employed and also supported by city funds. so, you know, a lot of what we are demanding is really reflective of the family and the support they are asking for directly from officials -- elected officials, and also the loc

a matchup between the dubs and the cleveland cavaliers. fans who skipped christmas dinner to come catch the game were not disappointed. the team remains undefeated at home. we're joined live from oracle arena. pete, a good christmas gift delivered by the team. >> scott, it was a great game as the warriors took care of business on christmas day beating those cavaliers. draymond green leading the way with 22 points and 7 assists. the biggest assist for this warriors team may have come off the court. they're the bay area gift that keeps on giving. >> let's go warriors! >> reporter: it's why fans wearing their favorite holiday sweaters and even celebrities like drake decided to spend their christmas holiday watching the golden state warriors take on lebron and the cavs. >> i couldn't take him. so as close as we'll get to the finals from last year. >> reporter: and for a group of 32 kids from san francisco sitting in front row, the game meant a lot more. >> i don't even know. this is the best thing ever. >> reporter: all of the kids you see here

the cleveland circle location. that restaurant is still closed. right now, new information about the man accused of stealing bones from a worcester cemetery. phil: he was moved from connecticut to massachusetts to face a judge today and now there are claims that someone else robbed the graves. newscenter five' s jack harper has more. >> amador medina police say he had skulls and skeletons arranged for rituals in his hartford apartment. >> they spoke to the defendant and were shown the human remains >> the skeletons were stolen from the smallest seem that this mausoleum, -- stolen from this mausoleum, built by charles houghton, a wealthy worcester boot maker who' s remains were here along with those of 6 family members. >> six crypts were broken into. 5 of those crypts had skeletons removed. >> medina told police he paid someone else to break in. the old one was removed. another person but he was aware they came from the mausoleum and he did not have permission to have those remains. >> medina did not say who broke

the median home price in cleave lambed, $43,000. well, clevelandelf at in this very hour is the site of high tension. at this moment you're looking at live pictures where cleveland is bracing for a wave of protests -- so far very peaceful. activists are telling people to, quote, be on the streets downtown. the protest center around a grand jury that cleared the police officer responsible for fatally shooting 12-year-old tamir rice who was holding a toy pellet gun that did look very real. as we keep our cameras trained on the justice center, ontario street not far from what the browns play, we're going to bring in rod wheeler. he investigated homicides for the d.c. police department and is currently the founder and president of the criminal investigation firm rod wheeler and associates. and here exclusively, joe cordaro. he's got a track record of reducing crime in cities throughout massachusetts and new jersey. he's an expert in building bridges between law enforcement and the community. he's also spent 21 years with the nypd. welcome to you both.

cleveland you've never seen before. we are calling on activitists from all across the country to be here in cleveland with us. at this moment activists are coming.. and there will be civil disobedience the groups are demanding the grand jury transcripts.. the removal of prosecutor tim mcginty.. and the re-negotiation of the cleveland police patrolmen's association contract. the shooting happened outside a rec center in november of 2014. the boy was playing with a pellet gun when someone called police. a recent f-b-i video analysis showed tamir was drawing the pellet gun from his waist. a dramatic rescue in missouri today as flood waters in the st. louis area continue to rise. two rescue workers saved a man and his dog from the roof of a flooded home. to pull off its foundation. as you can see... the dog didn't want to get on the boat.. and his owner fell in the water trying to get the dog to cooperate. first responders were able to pull the man to safety. he's now being treated for possible hypothermia. this flooding in missouri is part of the latest from a huge storm system that has killed about two dozen peo

the clean up continues at the cleveland circle chipotle and the number of sick commerce at boston college continues to grow. >> yesterday was 30, today is 80, who knows what tomorrow will be. >> now suffered some kind of stomach disorder after eating at the restaurant and students say it's not fun. >> i got a snap chat from a friend two days ago in a hospital gown saying that he was just in hospital being sick. >> reporter: a chipotle spoke man said the spread of the illness may be a nor row virus, a contagious stomach virus e. coli cases that have sickened dozens of chipotle commerce across nine states. meanwhile, city inspectors have cited the cleveland circle restaurant for five violations, including meats that weren't hot enough, and allowing workers to work sick inspectors can't say whether the sick worker was the source of the illness and all students are being tested for e. coli and the nor row virus. results expected back in a couple of days. >> reporter: until those results are gotten, the students are being advised to wash their hands in hopes of not catching whatever is going a

and is in a second term he can run again. >> guest: the cleveland democrats in cleveland will run again now, he does not want to. some early point in the process he decides not to. no later than 1895 but he does not make that clear so there is no one allowed to emerge on that side because everyone is thinking well obama gold democratic cleveland will run. democratic front runner for president is richer park bland of missouri. he enters congress and early 70s and become the leading proponent of free silver this inflationary current. >> host: wise it inflationary? >> guest: the idea would be that rather than setting as we do now a target for how we will expand the money supply by this percent, instead with free and unlimited coin would save you have a silver mine anywhere in the world you can show up at a u.s. mint internet silver over and you'll be paid 1 dollar and gold for every 16 units of silver, 16 to one. that will be coined and made into money and circulated. now, the problem was the value of gold and silver fluctuated. at the time we're talking and up

unfortunately with the cleveland losing. expect to lose. >> but you have to give more to -- that logo was probably the highlight. but as a fan, jimmy is right. expect to losend in dramatic fashion.. i thinfor them sometimes it is fun to talk about how they lose. i hav friends that are browns fans and i saw the monday night game they lost and i think they enjoy it for some reason. >> oh, no, i'm used to it. >> i won't pile it on. >> it is rough right now. it seems to be on off the field controversy every week. >> and you talk abobo the lack of talent there. mike pettine is the hd coach and he is not winning. do you bring him back as the head coach if he is not winning despite the fact he doesn't have the talent to win. >> i think ownership has to look at who is bringing in the talent, the talent evaluators. sometimes the head coach is involved in getting the talent, sometimes they're not. but they have to look at the entire organization and say, okay, how could we bring in better players. . >> we talald about the quarterbacks.

some trying times for the city of cleveland. but i think that the people in the city have met these times and have stepped up for us and for this city. and have pushed for some positive changes that we're in the process of doing. and i think the citizens of this city need to be applauded for that. i think that we're continuing down that road to make sure that things get better in this city, day in and day out. we don't do that alone. we did it with the assistance of the people in the city. as the mayor stated, now that the county grand jury has concluded, we start our administrative process in this matter, with both the officers involved. we are going to reconvene our critical incident review committee. that committee will look at this incident from start to finish. that committee will also take a look at any and all information that's going to be provided to them, by either the county sheriff's office, the grand jury, or the county prosecutor's office in the review of this incident. once that's completed, the results of that rev

reverend colvin is a reverend in the cleveland area. i'm sure this is a question that perhaps you struggle with in terms of parents in your community given the fact this 12-year-old's life was lost and now given the fact these officers aren't charged. how do you respond to that? what do you say? >> well, first, let me extend my prayers go out to the family. i have had the opportunity to get to know them and they have carried the cause with great dignity and grace. surge obviously, for our city, our city now joins so many other cities like chicago and ferguson and baltimore who in many respects feel that there's still justice waiting to be received and waiting to be had. it is very unfortunate that we are at a point where even in light of the video that we have seen, in light of the facts that have come forth and mr. blow has laid out in very clear manner that we are still at a place where there are more questions than there are answers. when you go back and look at all that was presented by the prosecutors office, there's still such that

erika: chipotle the cleveland circle -- the cleveland circle chipotle was set to reopen, but there was a water leak. way they prepare their food in foodborne illness. phil: a judge has postponed aaron hernandez' s upcoming double murder trial. he allegedly shot them outside a nightclub. lawyers will be back in a hearing january 19, the the trial. investigators say it appears there were no working smoke detectors inside a westfield night. a man in his 40' . police believe he was the only one inside the mill street home. suspicious. a woman is in critical condition after she was hit by a car in holliston. our partners at the metrowest daily news reporting the 57-year-old was hit last night along washington street. right there in the center of town. the florida man behind the wheel did stay at the scene. no word on any charges. erika: we are hearing more now on the accelerator tampering that led to that runaway train was not the first time operators have tampered with controls. in 2011 another red line driver tied the model and was taught by a passenger -- tie the throttle and was caught

. >>> the cleveland circle chipotle will reopen today after a clean bill of health with city inspectors, more than 140 people got sick from norovirus after eating there two weeks ago, the restaurant has been cleaned and disinfected and new procedures happening again. but customers aren't sure if they'll go back. >> i love chipotle. >> now that they are getting the clean bill of health, will you be back? >> no, no. but good luck though. >> a manager was fired for telling a sick worker to stay until the end of his shift. >>> u.s. marshals seized more from safe deposit boxes belonging to a former state rep, in july john george was sentenced to prison for embezzling hundreds of investigators said they always believed he was hiding cash, yesterday they got a chance to carry out search warrants. >>> a stockpile of weapons in want remember in, police found more than a hundred -- warren. police found more than a hundred guns, he made threatening comments, he is now charged with having those weapons without a license much the worcester telegram reports he had his firearms license revoked after a

cleveland police officer. demonstrators marched down the streets in cleveland last night. about 100 morallied in new york city a. grand jury chose not to indict the officer who shot and killed tamir rice last year. we have reaction. >> reporter: an ohio grand jury decided not to return an indictment in the fatal shooting >> the death of tamir rice was an absolute tragedy. it was horrible, unfortunate and regrettable. but it was not by the law that binds this crime. >> reporter: officer timothy loehmann and greg garmback were on restricted duty. >> there is potential discipline if there is a violation of our policies and procedures. >> reporter: the officers say they were fearful when they arrived at a recreation center outside cleveland in 2014. a witness called 911 reporting a guy with a pistol and added the weapon was probably fake. but that point was never passed along to the officer. officials also showed the toy gun next to a real colt model to illustrate how similar they appear. >> we informed tamir's mother of the decision. it was a tough conversation. >> reporter: a

the cleveland park rebel army. these guys are been camped out, some of them for six days just to be first to get the prime seats inside the uptown. this is jake. i will give you the light saber. why so important to be here? you have already have your tickets, so why campout? >> star wars meant a lot to me growing up. how good can triumph over evil. an entire story i would like to live out and play through. inn: jake was just a kid 1999 when he watched his first star wars on the big screen. he is not going to miss it. the uptown has three showings tonight, 7:00, 10:40 and a 2:15 in the morning. i bet all 300 seats will be packed. may the force be with you. the folks waiting out in the rain drops today. jacqui: i want to see the movie -- doug: i want to see the movie are not going to stand in line. the diehards are going to enjoy it. bundled up and spread themselves up with koch guard because it is raining out there. it looks like the rain will end this evening. this image from delaware. why would i do that when it is

the decision spreads. not just here in cleveland, but across the country.y of tamir rice said they were deeply disappointed. beyond that, samaria rice said that this has only added to her grief. and she believes her son was murdered. that essentially these officers are getting away with a crime and she also says that this was mishandled. not just mishandled, she used the words sabotaged by the prosecutor. in other words, he did not want the officers indicted and presented the case in a slanted way. the prosecutor would disagree with that and independently, the grand jury also said that there should be no indictment of the officers. but also the prosecutor did say there was significant errors. not so much with police, but police radio dispatch. in other words, the information from the caller said this might be a juvenile and the gun may not be real. apparently that was never transmitted to the officers. that was a tragic and serious error. christine and alison. >> martin, thank you for that. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel cut short his family vacation to cub

the tamir rice killing. a case that's roiled cleveland and riveted the country.rand jury will not indict a white officer for killing the black 12-year-old. the county prosecutor announced today: "the evidence did not indicate criminal conduct." we'll have this story in full, and more on new killings in chicago, after the news summary. in iraq, government troops have recaptured the center of ramadi from islamic state fighters. the military trumpeted its success today, even as pockets of resistance persisted. we have a report from juliet bremner of independent television news. >> reporter: the iraqi flag once again flys over ramadi, but this is victory at a terrible cost. homes and businesses are reduced to lit moral than rubble in what seems to be a ghost town. initial claims of victory came on state television this monk, as soldiers took control of the key government complex. the jihadi who took ramadi in may used propaganda pictures to demonstrate their welcome. in truth, many sunnis who lived here have more sympathy with i.s. than the shia directed iraqi army.

tomorrow they take on the cleveland cavaliers for the first time since they won the championship.ing up next. >>> coming up at 7:00, gunfire erupts at a shopping mall. what led up to the deadly shooting. >> also, the presidential candidates are taking a break for the holidays. but this is still a wonderful time of year for donald trump. these stories and all your headlines coming up at 7:00. even tempur-pedic mattress sets getat low clearance prices!c, save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory! the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> scott with sports, the cleveland cavaliers come to the bay area this son and it happens to be tomorrow. >> we were hoping the warriors would be 28-0 heading into the epic match-up but what the heck, we'll watch nay away. the first meeting since the nba finals in june. that series ended a magical season here in the bay. this season could be pretty magical in its own right with the team off to the 27 in one start. you know both clubs have had this game circled on th

it was no accident when the cleveland orchestra p. owist shlomo mintz played notes cried out for the silenced. ♪ >> it becomes part of the person who plays it. it's the voice of that person comes through the instrument. and just knowing that some of these people who have owned these instruments did not survive, but their personality is still within these instruments, i find that very moving. >> franz conducts the cleveland orchestra. he and violinist peter otto were keenly aware of the history of the instruments. what happens to an instrument if it isn't played? >> after awhile it just loses the sound. it sounds tight. it just loses its spirit so to speak. >> an instrument that's well played and loved and used sounds richer. >> it sounds richer. it sounds more open. it's like really good singer singing freely and using everything they got in their body. ♪ i can only suspect what this violin would sound like if it was played for, let's say, a year every day. >> which is why a museum display of weinstein's instruments called "the violins

the country. there's one in cleveland. e president of the cleveland bank would report to us what was happening in cleveland with housing and the like. your concern i think is, it's not wrong at all, but i think what was happening well before the crisis is was that there was a philosophical perspective that we shared not just by the fed, by others, that the financial system should be less regulated so he could be more dynamic and so on. .. with that, but greenspan's view was that the banks had sufficient capitol even really have to watch and to carefully. the regulation should not be too burdensome. >> all sufficient capital issue was not done right either. >> i understand that. let me ask you in a different way. why did tarp funding, what did bank bailouts work? your conception and pushing through congress to a bunch of reluctant members of congress, why did that work better than what >> guest: well, w first we need today stabilize wall street because we were afraid of the collapse of the financial system would be catastrop

most of them ate at the cleveland circle restaurant. the company's ceo says he is deeply sorry and promises to improve food safety at all of their restaurant's locations. the cleveland circle chipotle is still closed. >>> that takes us to our number of the night. chipotle is valued at $576 a share. september large hill because of an e. coli out-- largely because of an e. coli outbreak in the pacific northwest and this norovirus outbreak in boston. >>> hackers targeting your kids' new toys. >> up next the i-team investigation, your child's conversation, photos and other private information all vulnerable, the toy labeled the biggest threat. >> and a great site for the new england patriots and all their fans, rob gronkowski back on the field. >> candidates talk up a storm, but do they always tell the truth? what do you think. our focus on fact checking takes off tonight with donald trump. >> and it feels like spring outside even though we're just right around the corner from winter, how long this incredible warmth will last phil! oh no...

that's more than two weeks after the cleveland circle location was closed. about 140 people, most of them boston college students, became sick after eating there. city inspectors say the entire restaurant has been disinfected. the employee who sparked the sickness was fired, along with the manager who told the worker to finish his shift. randy: a jogger is hurt after being hit by a car in hanson. this happened on winter street yesterday. a hanover woman was taken to the hospital, but her condition has not been released. the driver of the car who also struck a utility pole has not been charged at this point. antoinette: police are investigating a double shooting in boston's jamaica plain. two men were shot at a complex on centre street. one was shot in the shoulder, the other in the thigh. they were found in the hallway, on two different stair landings. both are expected to be ok. the commissioner says it does not look like the shooting is gang-related. hospitalized after they were shot during a nine hour standoff in texas. police arrested the suspect in odess

. >> he makes $24 million from the cleveland cavaliers in salary so it's not like he needs the money.ut hey, he is an icon right now in the nba. he has many championships under his belt and he is, i would say, the man in the national basketball association. so they took a look at how he continued to sell after and he left the nba sense and maybe nike is saying maybe he will be another jordan. let's get in now. >> why not? >> we have the other sports and monday night football folks, the washington redskins blowing their chance to take complete control of the nfc east with a late dallas fieldgoal giving the dallas cowboys a 19-16 win. the redskins remain top but it's still wide open in terms of who makes the playoffs. jackson scored a fourth quarter touchdown for washington but it was not enough to make up for an earlier fumble on a punt return which was a key game on monday night. >> this was a really interesting story. it has us talking. actress and model pamela anderson visited the kremlin to discuss wildlife conservation. they hosted a televised meeting where they discussed the fate

more for the forecast and the severe weather is causing major travel delays. cleveland officials are calling for calm after a grand jury voted not to indict the police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old tamir rice. and the affluenza defense. the texas teenage worry skipped out while serving probation for and driving wreck is nabbed in mexico. mexico. >> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie 14 t. northeast is experiencing a winter blast this morning from the same storm that brought devastation to the south and the mid-west. a dangerous combination of snow and ice is coating areas from pennsylvania to maine. areas farther south are experiencing heavy rain. the massive storm system has forced many rivers and plains to swell. flash flooding remains a concern. at least 47 people have died over the past few days in events ranging from blizzards to tornadoes. don champion is here in new york. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. here in new york city the overnight hours have been mostly dominated by rain and a little mixed precipitation.

the cleveland cavaliers banned them from their arena. sorry, lebron. ey're already banned from the streets and sidewalks of new york city and starting january 1st they'll also be banned here in california from sidewalks. the only place you'll be able to ride them pathways and bike lines. >> some even calling them dangerous. the owner of this scooter claiming it spontaneously combut theed and burst into flames. hayden horn got a scooter for his birthday but a day later his mother says something went wrong. >> sparks were flying and the middle of the part of the board flames were poof. >> reporter: his mother says she couldn't put out the fire and it consumes their entire home. the cause of that identify still under investigation. >> so many different knockouts put out. some feels like if it's hundreds of dollars less than the next model there's probably a reason. >> reporter: another concern to deal with wiping out, as we learned the first few moments. and youtube is filled with far worse hoverboard fails. experts urge kids to wear helmets and their pare

on camera you won't believe who police in ohio think stole more than 80-grand in sapphires from the cleveland museum of natural history. stay with us for that one. cops say the man in this surveillance video stealing expensive jewels from the cleveland museum of natural history is a college professor. abc's mara schiavocampo is here with more. , cleveland police are questioning a ohio physics teacher accused of being behind an eighty thousand dollar jewel heist at the clleland museum of natural history. sot - michael piskura - sergeant, university circle i've been down here, it's the first time that any of these museums got hit like this. the john carroll university physics researcher casually strolling into the museum?thirty minutes later allegedly slipping out a service door with eighty thousand dollars in sapphires. this police report obtained by abc news, suggesting there was no oceans- twelve-style laser maze acrobatics nats oceans 12 movie clip according to the document, at closing time on december 3, security guards noticed seven sapphires? over one-hundred years old? were missing. in

cleveland. much., thank you so i live very close to the home. i have heard of this case before, but i did not know it was in cleveland. i question is, how relevant is this case today? now inad a case right cleveland similar to this -- i want to know, what it still be in use today? yes, ithort answer is, is used all the time in course routinely. anytime a suppression motion is filed, it is mapp vs. ohio. it has been cut back a lot because of the restrictions on rule, but itnd ever exclusionay is still very much in forst. you is, theon for a bunchcourt has made of exceptions. have these exceptions weekenaked the position? >> absolutely. this is one of the real tragedies here. the basis for the decision was that it was constitutionally required. the underpinnings of mapp had been eaten away over the years. now they look at the exclusionary rule very differently. right now, the court looks at whether the rules would deter the police conduct. there are a tremendous number exceptions to the rule. it is almost as if the foundation of mapp has been erode

delivery trucks pull up to the cleveland circle chipotle thursday morning to restock the restaurant. as employees retrained and get ready for their shifts. this is the day they have been waiting for to. than 150 people, mostly boston college students, got the noro virus after eating here. a water leak inside has put that on hold for now. and this man watching the him. he will pass anyway. chance. i don't want to be sick. i don't want to go to a hospital or wait in the waiting room and ruin an entire day. >> reporter: boston inspectional services did give fast food chain a clean bill of health wednesday. >> the facility is in good shape. it is clean. again, disinfected. >> reporter: the restaurant really can open whenever it is ready. right now a spokesperson says it won't do anything until the water leak is fixed. so again, the restaurant has taken all the steps to reopen. they even pulled down the closed sign earlier this month. in the last half hour, they put that back up. we are waiting to see if they will reopen today on this christmas eve day. circle, 7 news. >> sarah: mayor mar

some trying times for the city of cleveland. but i think that the people in the city have met these times and have stepped up for us and for this city. and have pushed for some positive changes that we're in the process of doing. and i think the citizens of the city need to be applauded for that. i think that we're contining down that road to make sure that things get better in the city. day in and day out. and we don't do that alone. we do it with the assistance of the people in this city. as the mayor stated, now that the county grand jury has concluded, we start our administrative process in this matter with both the officers involved. we are going to reconvene our critical incident review committee. that committee will look at this incident from start to finish. that committee will also take a look at any and all information that's going to be provided to them by either the county sheriff's office, the grand jury or the county prosecutor's office. and their review of this incident. once that's completed, the results of that r

he had been head coach before with the cleveland browns. so this is not anything new. mur had been with the eagles under andy reid and this time under chip kelly. so now it's his turn to run practice aft chip kelly got fired on tuesday. as offensive coordinator of the eagles it may be different as the head coach but in the end practice is the same. >> we started something in motion here. the players are used to doing things a certain way. and very many, many of the things that we're doing it's right. we're doing to try to keep it as business as usual. as it can be in a very odd week. >> don't think the players care who run the practice. i don't think they care about it enough to tell you the tune. i only heard one player complain about chip kelly openly and that was lane johnson. said the players felt the friction between chip kelly and the front office in the locker room. malcolm jenkins speaking for the first time since chip kelly was fired says, that's not the case. that lane johnson must be rea reading too many newspaper stories. and jenkins talk about the issue fro

my second question -- how would you fix the problem that is the cleveland browns? mr. kasich: those are two great questions. [laughter] mr. kasich: how do i fix the cleveland browns? probably start all over again. [laughter] mr. kasich: you know, i have a hard time imagining living let alone ohio, outside of america. i couldn't imagine living in another country. let me tell you, aside from all the rhetoric, my father -- his father was a coal miner. he would go down in the mine all day, he would say, look at the brought up. they would rip him off day after day. he had eight kids in the family. my dad and my uncle at times went to school in clothing made out of flour sacks. my google george can't even believe what's happened to his nephew. my mother's mother was croatian and could not speak english. on myr met my grandfather father's side. i met the council on foreign relations today. this is no suck-up. this is a big deal. i'm at the council on foreign relations. i can't even believe it. i'm with the guy who used to be the head of "the economist." >> so, that's what you

want to point out the cleveland cavaliers game out gives as well. they're showing the true meaning of christmas. >> also got to hang out with you, pete. this is a great, great day. all right, thank you so much. what a great christmas day for those kids. on this christmas day, president obama offered a message of hope. while overseas, troops celebrated the christmas holiday while remembering victims from a recent tragedy. we get a look at christmas around the world. >> a somber christmas in afghanistan, where military members honored six americans killed this week by a suicide bomber. >> this is especially important here where we got the opportunity to remember those who we have also lost. >> more than 200,000 u.s. troops are spending christmas far from home, including 4,000 celebrating in the african country of djibouti. back in the united states, the commander in chief recorded a message with the first lady. they thanked those serving in the military while reminding the nation about the christmas spirit. >> treating one another with love and compass

protesters in cleveland voiced outage. the officer and his partner are on restrinlted duty. >>> a recreational drone flew past president obama's motorcade in hawaii before secret service agents found the pilot. the video shows a plain clothes officer speaking to the pile, who was unaware the president's motorcade would be passing through. the pilot brought down the drone and the motorcade continued on. no charges were filed. korean lab to clone their dog after it passed away. from the couple's boxer dylan, the lab created two identical puppies. one was born the day after christmas. the other is due today. >>> a giant squid made a rare appearance in a japanese bay on christmas eve t-12-foot juvenile squid swam in the bay a few hours before heading out to sea. adult jiend squids can grow to more than 40 tahiti. >>> and a wayward seal brought traffic to a standstill in northern. ka. an elephant seal repeatedly tried to cross the highway in sonoma county. it took two hours to get the half ton seal back into the water. coming up on

the building. she now faces one count of resisting arrest without violence. stern was released from jail on a 100 dollar bond. police in cleveland think they know who stole from a museum there. cops say the man in this surveillance video, stealing expensive jewels from the cleveland museum of natural history, is a college professor. abc's mara schiavocampo has more. , cleveland police are questioning a ohio physics an eighty thousand dollar jewel heist at the cleveland museum of natural history. sot - michael piskura - sergeant, university circle police department - as long as i've been down here, it's the first time that any of these museums got hit like this. in this surveillance video - police say the man seen here sporting a man bun and full beard is hans wrage. the john carroll university physics researcher casually strolling into the museum?thirty minutes later allegedly slipping out a service door with eighty thousand dollars in sapphires. this police report obtained by abc news, suggesting there was no oceans- twelve-style laser maze acrobatics nats oceans 12 movie clip according to the document, at closing time on decem

the streets. anger in cleveland after a grand jury decided not to indict an officer who shot a 12-year-old boy. >> missouri missed an historic and dangerous event >>> under water - a warning to missouri, that the worst is not over, after flooding killed at least 13 >>> we begin with what could be a big blow to i.s.i.l., the u.s. military said 10 i.s.i.l. leaders will be killed in air strikes, including a person link said to the attacks in paris. the news coming a day after iraqi forces drove i.s.i.l. fighters from the center of ramadi. 70 miles from baghdad. >> the u.s. says one of the i.s.i.l. leaders killed in syria was linked to the paris attacks last month that killed 130 people, and for which i.s.i.l. claimed responsibility, the pentagon says this man, this 17-year-old. killed in a u.s. drone strike in syria on christmas eve, had been in contact with this man. the 28-year-old a bud, killed in a police raid in a paris suburb, the leader of the cell that carried out the series of attacks. threes three of the 10 killed by drones and jets were's to be in some way connected with paris attacks. and

some of the spots sitting at just about no snow for boston and cleveland. is considered normal is 30 inches for buffalo. one of the latest starts on record in buffalo with wintry weather and snowfall. we know what happened across the southern portion of the country with nearly 70 tornadoes in a seven-day period. you peel back the records in the archives. we know from december 23rd to the 28th, the last time that happened is 1982. if 2015 joins that club, all three of those years were el niÑo years. this is supporting what happened in parts of the country and we leave you with the high temperatures today in the mid-80s in jacksonville and cold as 12 degrees in new england. certainly a significant temperature variance. >> pedram javaheri, thank you. >>> the cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old tamir rice will not face charges. prosecutors in the case insist the officer who fired the fatal shot had no way of knowing rice was carrying a pellet gun and not a real weapon. >> given the perfect storm of human error, mistakes and miscommunication

jamie: the officers say they were fearful when they arrived at a recreation center outside cleveland in 2014. reporting a guy with a pistol and added that the weapon was probably fake. but that point was never passed along to the officers. officials also showed the toy gun next to a real colt model to illustrate how similar they

. >> anchor: also on 7 lunch will have to wait if you eat at the chipotle in cleveland circle. a water leak keeping the restaurant closed after the city signed off on its reopening. it was shut down two weeks ago after dozens of students got sick from the norovirus, kimberly bookman has the latest from brighton. >> reporter: delivery trucks pull up to the cleveland circle chipotle to restock the restaurant as employees trickle in and get ready for their shift. this is the day they've been waiting for. to reopen and serve after more than 150 people, mostly the norovirus after eating here but a water leak put that on hold for now. this man watching the activity says it is okay with him, he will pass. >> i'm not going to take the chance. i don't want to be sick. i don't want to go to a hospital. wait in the waiting room and ruin an entire day. >> reporter: boston inspectional services did give the chain a clean bill of health wednesday. >> facility is in good shape. it's clean. again -- >> reporter: the restaurant can open whenever it's ready. right now a spokesperson says it won't