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an autopsy shows mcdonald was shot twice in the back and the drug p c thep was found in his system. city of chicago already settled with mcdonald's family for five million-dollar. there is a public outcry over what took so long to release video and bring charges against the the officer. >> it just appears that when the victims appear to be under privileged or minorities, that it takes a long time to have justice come their way. >> reporter: judge will revisit issue of bond at a hearing monday. after viewing the video. officer van dyke faces 20 years to life if quick. in chicago adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in north philadelphia, demonstrators marched to protest fatal police shooting in minneapolis. the philadelphia coalition for real justice sponsored the event. another man was shot and kill. police say it was a scuffle with officers, responding to an assault in which clark was a suspect. eyewitnesses claim clark was handcuffed at the time. state and federal investigations, are underway. >>> 5:17 right now, enjoying nice weather in time for thanksgiving, picture us g

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the parents are in thep stats. >> it is unreal. i am emotional. >> look around. >> look at this. >> raisey. >> huge. huge fans. a lot of fans came out today. >> 16,000 tickets sold almost half of the park filled. khan chant. >> it is really exciting. i have never been in a stadium this big. [cheering and applauding] >> the thrill of a lifetime no matter the team or the final score. >> does it peat the expectations playing here? >> it was much more. its the best moment in my life. jorge: there is another doubleheader scheduledded tomorrow morning starting at 9:00 on thanksgiving day. that is it? years? now i did speak to the red sox president and while he made no promises? he told me, he was thrilled ap they would love to do again. live from fenway, jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. >> next on wcvb newscenter 5: >> the warning tonight from frank gifford's family the discovery mons after the football legend's death that could be a game-changer for current players. ed: the man buried aleave pi the managed to week's way. meteorologist:

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out is theps strongest labor and environmental protections ever. what does that mean?s been a long time since we find one of these. environmental protections were not that significant 20 years ago when we did it. it may be stronger but what does that mean? the domestic regional economics are important as well. agriculture probably benefits the most and that appeals to some of the states that are more rural. tom keene, final thought from you about how important you believe this is in the president's legacy. tom: it's a hugely important thing. brendan is better in the transatlantic agreement to come. but what's interesting is the combination of these two agreements. a global trade agreement when you bring the atlantic and pacific ocean in. the legacy part of this is tied to get this done and move on to a far more agriculturally fractious atlantic agreement. i would say one more thing which is that this agreement is coming with further declines in commodity prices. that's something to watch as we go to the end of the year and into 2016. >> the hardest thing to do in the e

mind that thep in way that isis uses social media, we hate hearing about it but it's an important aspecttelligence collection. in june, one lieutenant general talked about a particular content that was created by syria.theyh isis in post a picture of themselves in front of a particular local headquarters. the air force was able to take that and match that with a location and initiate a strike on that target within 22 hours. we don't have boots on the ground in syria. a couple of weeks ago, the united states said we will expand our on the ground operation 250 special operations forces guys. we don't have eyes there in the same way we would in a place where we have a huge infantry presence. the stuff some of that ices creates and puts into social media to understand what they are doing and where and how in order to have a very tactical effect on the ground. host: we will take as many calls as we can. of can check out the work patrick tucker at defense one.com. next up is cleveland, georgia, line for independents. caller: good morning. at the risk of being a wet blanket, i think this thing

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trafficking of arms, the implementation of coordinated and systematic controls at the borders, and thep implementation of what we call the european p.n.r. by the end of this year to ensure the traceability of the jihadists and those who have been arrested. hese are the requirements that demands france will be expressing again via the minister for interior affairs. at the meeting that will be taking place at our request on friday. faced with the acts of war which have taken place on our territory, and which happened following the attacks of the seventh and eighth of january this year and so many other crimes committed during the past years in the name of this same jihadist doctrine, we must be merciless. we know this and it is cruel to say that it is french citizens who, friday, have killed other french citizens. on our territory there are individuals who, from ordinary crime have moved on to radicalization and terrorism. sometimes they have fought in syria or iraq. sometimes they set up networks. which train, depending on circumstances, or help each at a moment ry out chosen by the pers

mind that thep in way that isis uses social media, we hate hearing about it but it's an important aspect of intelligence collection. in june, one lieutenant general talked about a particular content that was created by syria.theyh isis in post a picture of themselves in front of a particular local headquarters. the air force was able to take that and match that with a location and initiate a strike on that target within 22 hours. we don't have boots on the ground in syria. a couple of weeks ago, the united states said we will expand our on the ground operation 250 special operations forces guys. we don't have eyes there in the same way we would in a place where we have a huge infantry presence. the stuff some of that ices creates and puts into social media to understand what they are doing and where and how in order to have a very tactical effect on the ground. host: we will take as many calls as we can. of can check out the work patrick tucker at defense one.com. next up is cleveland, georgia, line for independents. caller: good morning. at the risk of being a wet blanket, i think this