cheers, questions, and outrage in the midwest after a white police officer shoots an unarmed black teent, new details about the moments before the shooting. >>> mystery flight. malaysia flight 370, vanishing into thin air a year ago. the new report about the pilot and crew, and a problem with the locator beacon. >>> miracle rescue. a car found by a fisherman. inside, a toddler, alive, still strapped to her car seat. >>> and, lifesaver. one act of generosity saving six lives. how it started, and how it all came together.

remembered the fun loving teen he vanished on wednesday upset about his school work. >>> tensions are building in madison, wisconsin following the unarmed shooting of a black teen by a white police officer. the shooting comes against the backdrop of other incidents around the condition last year. >> what's his name? >> reporter: the idyllic college town of madison wisconsin on edge after a week of protest and mourning tony robison who was shot and killed by a white police officer 45-year-old matt kenny. >> when anybody die in our community and there's an incident like this this is not a blackish this is not a whitish it's a humanitarian issue. >>> on friday night kenny responded to multiple calls about robison. kenny followed him into the home, where he said robison attacked him and he opened fire. he was on probation after a robbery conviction last year. >> don't pass young man don't pass judgment on law enforcement, the facts will come out. >> the police chief was among those remembering tony robison. he said the city of madison is trying to avoid the missteps that happened in ferguson, missouri. >>> happening today new jersey officials will tackle their

an unarmed black teen shot and killed by a white police officer. this time it was in madison, wisconsin. the city's police chief this morning says he's sorry. but did the cop who fired the fatal round actually do anything wrong? >>> also in the national lead a cell phone video exposes a bus of university of oklahoma racist frat boys singing joyfully using the n word making jokes about lynching black students. a campus scandal become as national disgrace and some on campus are wonder if the university is doing enough. >>> and the money lead you've probably been counting down to this day on your iphone's i calendar. the apple watch. the first new apple category makes its debut and it could push the company to new money making heights. >>> good afternoon. welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin with breaking news in our national lead. hundreds of people packing into the state house in madison, wisconsin standing should tore should shouting demanding justice for another unarmed black teen gunned down by police. right now the proteste

cheers questions, and outrange in the midwest after a white police officer shoots an unarmed black teen. >>> mystery flight. the new report about the flight and crew and a problem wit locator beacon. >>> a car found by a fisherman. inside, a toddler, alive, still strapped to her car seat. >>> and one act of generosity saving six lives. how it started, and how it all came together. >>> thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin with the death of an unarmed black teenager, shot by a white police officer in madison, wisconsin. people coming together to mourn and protest. gathering outside the home where the fatal situation took place. linzie janis is in madison tonight. >> reporter: this is the scene tonight, demonstrate tors facing against police in the death of tony robinson. community members mourning the loss of the 19-year-old, who was unarmed when he was shot and killed by a police officer. >> young black men laid out, having to find some encouraging words to suggest everything will be all right. >> reporter: dozens more hitting the streets in peaceful protests. police say they w

. >>> another city is in tense standoff after a white police officer shoots an unarmed black teen. n with wisconsin scrambles to not become another ferguson. >> what's his name? >> reporter: the idyllic college town of madison wisconsin on edge after a weekend of peru test and mourning for an unarmed black 19-year-old tone robison shot killed by a white police officer. >> when anybody die in our community in our incident liedle there is not a blackish or a whitish this is a humanitarian issue. on friday night officer kenny responded to multiple disturbance calls about robison's behavior. >> tony hit one of his friends. >> officer kenny forced his way into the home where authorities say robison assaulted him. he opened fire. he was under supervision after pleading guilty to armed robbery. was was officials have opened an investigation into his death while community leaders are trying to bring a divided city back together. >> don't pass judgment on this young man or law enforcement officials. >> the police chief were among those remembering tony robison. he said the city of madison is

tears, questions, and outrage in the midwest after a white police officer shoots an unarmed black teen new details about the moments before the shooting. >>> mystery flight. malaysia flight 370, vanishing into thin air a year ago. the new report about the pilot and crew, and a problem with the locator beacon. >>> miracle rescue. a car found by a fisherman. inside, a toddler, alive, still strapped to her car seat. >>> and, lifesaver. one act of generosity saving six lives. how it started, and how it all came together.

the investigation was launched after a white officer killed an unarmed black teen. the report shows when an officer pulled someone over 85% of the time it was a black person. and when police used force, 88% of the time it was against blacks. the report also found stereotypes about blacks in email accounts used by police and court officials. in november of 2008, someone wrote that president barack obama would not be president long because, quote, what black man holds a steady job for four years? the ferguson police department could enter into a voluntary agreement to make changes or the federal government could sue. >>> it is 4:38 now. israel's prime minister has a blunt warning for the united states: a nuclear deal with iran won't have the desired effect. >> a deal that is supposed to prevent nuclear proliferation would instead spark a nuclear arms race in the most dangerous part of the planet. >> benjamin netanyahu told a joint session of congress yesterday the deal being discussed would allow iran to keep building a nuclear bomb in secret. more than 4 dozen house a

people gathered at the resignation of the police chief over the shooting of unarmed black teen michael brown. our reporter is in the newsroom with more. >> both officers are in serious condition one shot in the shoulder and one in the face. a witness captured the moments on their cell phone. look at this. the officers were shot outside the ferguson police department around midnight. they are not ferguson officers but from other agencies and were in town to assist with protests happening last night. hundreds gathered for the demonstrations after the police chief's resignation. the crowd was starting to break up and someone opened fire. >> they are conscious. however, those are very serious gunshot injuries to be able to be sustained in the upper torso and face. they are treated right now and family is with them. >>> one of injured officers is with the st. louis county police department 41 and 14-year-old veteran. and the other is 31-year-old. >> the gunman is out there with no arrests. >>> thank you. this afternoon two men suspected in the shooting debt of a security guard are scheduled

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violent protests broke out over police shooting of an unarmed black teen that hasn't recovered yet. having an impact on prices. >> come on in. this home used to be owned by ferguson messed methodist church. >> a house like this featuring an updated kitchen fireplaces and wood floors might have fetched up to $40,000 more a year ago. >> because the value might crop further? >> it could be it could be. >> some residents are standing by their community and this woman is among them. she bought her home in ferguson 13 years ago and also owns two rental properties here. while she's concerned about their values she fears leaving would deal an economic below blow to a community she loves. >> do we really want another dead city? is athat that what we want? do the protesters want that? that makes no sense. >> hee encouraging them to wait because he thinks sales and home values will rebound. that offers some consolation to stagel. >> my plans were to retire, my home would be paid for before my retirement. you know at this point i'm really undecided. >> real estate consultant newton says there a

protesters have been calling for him to step down since the fatal police shooting of unarmed black teen michael brown last summer. >>> some of those protests happened right here in washington d.c. our jim osman followed up with a local activist about whether this resignation will help move ferguson forward. he joins us live now from freedom plaza. >> reporter: hi, derek. good evening, folks at home. that fact anniversary and some other folks we spoke -- that activist and some other folks we spoke to tonight say this is a first step forward for ferguson. the national black united front says that's one of the good points that came from the protests, ferguson's police chief now resigning. >> i believe that the protests made a very big difference in all of these difference. if there had been a symposium or just a letter written to the mayor or chief of police, they wouldn't have thought about any of these things. >> reporter: the resignation was also prompted in part by a scathing justice department report on the ferguson police department. some people we spoke to tonight in d.c. say they h

. >> another shooting of an unarmed black teen by white police officers has tensions running high in. >> we're watching after slick spots as tracker 6 tracks freezing rain in the area. >> let's find out about the freezing rain and head over to david murphy and matt pellman is in for karen rogers. >> reporter: weather services guys expanded the area of concern with that freezing rain.

and on the other hand tweeted, it looks like tony robinson is another unarmed black teen put on trialhere are users would say for those who misunderstand, unarmed does not mean innocent. fists can kill too. and often do. >>> also reaction to this video showing members of the university of oklahoma chapter of the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity hurling slurs. they have been suspended and the university is investigating. the controversy is stirring a ton of social media. the house was vandalized last night with words "tear it down." and the hash tag sae hates me is trending with reactions. pictures of protests on the university today are being shared as well. and users like this wonder how many of my white colleagues are in frats have chants like this and sat and listened to one. >>> and planet fit is trending because the chain canceled a woman's membership after she complained about a transgender woman in the looker room but because they have a no judgment zone policy it booted the member who teams intolerant woman. while many are sending tweets of support like this saying been wonderin

police department over racial discrimination after a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teen last august. >>> and protesters back here at home angry over the police shooting death of brandon tate-brown disrupted this community meeting last week and their fight is clearly not over. nbc 10 was in center city yesterday as demonstrators chanted who killed brandon tate-brown. they are demanding the philadelphia police release the names of the officers who shot and killed tate-brown during a traffic stop in december on frankford avenue. now a district attorney seth williams says tate-brown was not following orders during the traffic stop and was reaching for a gun when officers shot him. >> hands up! >> and last week we told you how ten members of the group that protested the shooting death were arrested during is a community police meeting in lawncrest. now they are calling on prosecutors to drop the charges against the people who are reference referenced. >> we believe that the philadelphia police are so far gone we can no longer choose to protect and serve them. they should be d

. >>> more protests expected in madison after an unarmed black teen was shot and killed by a white officer. family and friends held a vigil for tony robinson last night. robinson was shot and killed saturday morning. the officer who shot robinson says he tried to attack him. the wisconsin department of justice is taking over the investigation. >>> parents in had dismadison are turning the shooting into a teachable moment. moms and dads gathered to educate their children about the black lives matter campaign. >> i think in particular it's important for white parts to talk about race with their kids because oftentimes we tend to shy away from that and that's actually a deficit for our children because we live in a very racialized world. >> parents said the main follow is goal is to teach kids that every life matters. >>> today the tech hire program is designed to prepare more people for high income tech jobs. according to the white house there are half a million jobs and softwares, computers and programming today. the white house says putting more people in those jobs will increase wages, on

hospital after being targeted and shot at at a protest overnight after the shooting death of an unarmed black teen. elissa harrington has more. >> a few people were taken in for questioning, but so far there have been no arrests. s.w.a.t. teams swarm a house in ferguson missouri only block away from the police station where two officers were shot in what the chief calls an ambush. people in the home were forced out and detained for questioning. >> they're going in the house yell be come out with your hands up. we know you're in there. this cell phone video captures the chaotic moment someone opened fire during a demonstration. hundreds gathered following the resignation of the town's police chief. bullets hit the officers monitoring the crowd and they were only in ferguson to assist from outside departments, in st. louis and webster grove. >> webster grove's officer was shot right here at the high point of your cheek, right under the right eye and the bullet lodges right behind his ear. the st. louis county officer was struck right here on the shoulder and the bullet came out the middle of his rig

cheers, questions, and outrage in the midwest after a white police officer shoots an unarmed black teen. tonight, new details about the moments before the shooting. >>> mystery flight. malaysia flight 370, vanishing into thin air a year ago. the new report about the pilot and crew, and a problem with the locator beacon. >>> miracle rescue. a car found by a fisherman. inside, a toddler, alive, still strapped to her car seat. >>> and, lifesaver. one act of generosity saving six lives. how it started, and how it all came together. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin with the death of an unarmed black teenager, shot by a white police officer in madison, wisconsin. the confrontation so familiar. the circumstances under investigation. people coming together to mourn and protest. gathering outside the home where the fatal shooting took place. we're we're learning more about the two faces in the confrontation. linzie janis is in madison tonight. >> reporter: this is the scene tonight, demonstrators facing against police in the death of tony robinson. ♪ community mem

. >> constant protest in ferguson since last summer's shooting of unarmed black teen michael brown by white exferguson officer darren wilson had the chief concerned that an outbreak of violence was destined to happen. >> it's very difficult to sustain this without injury to the public, our community and without injuries to our police officers, and i think we need to reevaluate that. >> as to those who found themselves caught amid the gunfire, it's something they'll never forget. >> bullets were going right past my head. it was kind of traumatic. i'm still kind of in shock because of it. >> there are reports that are at least one officer is hospitalized in serious condition this morning. police have not yet made any arrests. chief bellmar promised he would make himself available later this morning for another press briefing. >> you've been tracking the story throughout the evening. what is the situation on the streets of ferguson right now? calm or chaos? >> things were very calm leading up to the events of last night. there had been about 200 or so protestors according to witnesses du

coming up on abc 7 news at noon anger and frustration after another police shooting of an unarmed black teen. therotests being sparked today and what we've learned about the teen and the officer. >> a scandal surrounding the world's biggest dog show after the sudden death of one of the prize winning dogs. why foul play is suspected. plus finding higher paying jobs. the new program being pushed by the president. >> and grab that umbrella. the warmer temperatures also bringing some rain with them. doug is timing it all out next. >> the week long march commemorating the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday demonstration is under way. it's retracing the steps the protesters took in 1965 starting in selma, alabama. it will culminate with a rally at alabama's capital on friday. the event marked a huge step in american civil rights sparking voting rights acts that allowed african-americans the right to vote. in the meantime tensions continue in madison, wisconsin today after the shooting of an unarmed black 19-year-old by a veteran white police officer. students walked out of school today in prote

been a tense weekend in madison, wisconsin after a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenday. and now we have more details on the incident. dean reynolds is in madison. >> reporter: at church this morning another american city came to grips with the latest death of an unarmed black youth at the hands of a white cop. reverend alexander agree asked the question of the day. >> this young man was our son. we have to ask ourselves do we really want this to happen? and it continues to happen on our watch. >> reporter: like the episode in ferguson, missouri last year what happened in madison on friday night is shrouded in ambiguity, but inflamed by emotion. the friday incidents emerged from a crackle of a police radio. >> reporter: while his mother said robinson was not a violent kid he did have a conviction forearmed robbery, on friday night officer matt kenny trailed robinson to this location, the apartment of robinson's best friend. when kenny heard a disturbance on the other side of a door he forced his way in and police say was attacked by robinson. chief mike cobalt. >> i a

justice will soon conclude its investigation into the shooting of michael brown, he was the unarmed black teen killed in ferguson missouri last summer. the report is expected to be skating. >>> former lockheed martin facility in newtown bucks county has a new owner. township officials announce that had kdk pharmaceuticals has purchased the property. they have operated in newtown since 2004 but is now expand to go this new location. a company manufacturers and markets specialty pharmaceuticals. the move will be completed in about a year. >>> bill green says he will sue governor tom wolf for ousting him as chairman of philadelphia's school reform commission. green says wolf does not have the the authority even though the governor does appoint the the chair of the nrc. wolf told green he didn't want the nrc to approve anymore charter schools last week. green supported five new charters, wolf has appointed marjorie neff to chair the nrc. >>> the university of delaware president is stepping down. fifty-six year-old patrick parker will take over as the new president and ceo of the federal reserve ba

. >> wisconsin officials promising a thorough investigation after an unarmed black teen was killed byolice officer in maddisop last night. today demonstrators took to the streets in protest. (chanting) >> no justice, no peace and they carried signs reading black lives matter and no justice and no peace. the victim was 19-year-old tony robinson who was shot in a confrontation with the police in a apartment. robinson assaulted the officer who fired at him. robinson died at the hospital. >> my son is another statistic of things that are happening all over the united states. another black kid shot by the police for no reason. this has got to it stop. >> the police officer involved is matt kenny who has 12 years of experience. he was placed on administrative leave pending the investigation. they are are asking witnesses with photos and videos to please come forward. after faced with one of the coldest seasons, there is temperatures in the 50s and 60s. that is palmy. in the northeast 30s and 40s. and now the melting snow and the ice prompting flooding concerns and making a mess. they are jo

. >> the white police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teen set off protest in madison wisconsin is on leave. that's protocol. >> reporter: on the street of madison wisconsin, 200 on the march. >> if the issue of racial disparities and injustices are not dealt with, we would have a ferguson on our handles. the demonstrators taking to the street outraged by the shooting of tony robertson shooting of a black person. >> he was unarmed. it's going to make this complicated for the investigators. >> reporter: madison police chief conceding he would no weapon when he was shot inside the house by a 12 year veteran. kenny was responding to call of a man running through the street of a man beating up someone. he forced way in, he was attacked by robison the two fought and he fatally shot the teen. >> my son was my life. i had him whistles 17. we grew up together. i don't know how to live without him. >> reporter: from the city's top cop, these words of sympathy. i need to make this a very public show of our remorse and contrition for his loss. 19 years old is too young. >> that was ron cla

racial tensions ran high since the killing of an unarmed black teen. we have more on the investigation. investigators say they are pursuing several leads. they have more questions than answers. the chief of the st. louis country police who is laining the investigation. can't say how many suspects they are looking for. whether it's a man or woman responsible for the shooting leaving two officers injured, or if the shooters were connected to the demonstrators gathered here outside the ferguson police department which you see over 100 meters away behind me. this is about where witnesses say the shots came from. questions have been raised about whether or not the officers could have been targeted from this location. the police chief said in his opinion it was possible. and while he couldn't definitively link the shooting to the protesters he said "the location doesn't seem to be a copies bens", but -- coincidence" but couldn't rule out the possibility that the demonstrators themselves may have been targeted. >> we have a lot to talk about, we welcome the f

. >>> growing racial tens in another american city after an unarmed black teen was shot and killed in madison business, by a white police officer who said the teen tried to attack him. >>> what's his name? tony robinson. >> the college town of madison wisconsin, on edge this morning after roasts and warnings for 19-year-old we unarmed shot and killed by a white police officers 45-year-old matt kenny. >> he is up before the best people i knew. >> anyone dying in the community, this is not a black issue. this is not a white issue. this is a humanitarian issue. >> friday night officer kenny responded to multiple disturbances of robinson's behavior. tony hit a friend. >> officer forced his way into a home where the authorities say robinson assaulted him. he opened fire. >> test fire. test fire. >> he pled guilty to armed robbery last year. community leaders are trying to bring a divided city back together. >> do not pass judgments on the young map or law enforcement officials. the facts will come out. >> police chief remembered tone robinson over the weekend trying to avoid the missteps t

. >>> a white police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teen setting off protests has been placed on leave. that also standard protocol as the investigation ramps up. we have more from ron claiborne. >> reporter: on the streets of madison, wisconsin, a crowd of 200 on the march. >> it's the issue of racial disparities and racial injustices are dealt with. we would have a ferguson on our hands. we said it. >> reporter: the demonstrators taking to the streets outrage at the shooting of tony robinson an unarm african-american shot by a white police officer. >> he was unarmed, that's going to make this all the more complicated for the investigators. >> reporter: madison police chief conceding that robison had no weapon when he was shot inside this house by officer matt kenny a 1 year veteran. madison police force. kenny was responding to a man running through the streets after beating up someone. the officer went to the house and heard noise and forced his way in. he was attacked by robinson. the two fought and kenny fatally shot the teen. robison's mother in anguish. my son wa

. >> reporter: robinson's shooting drew quick comparisons to michael brown the unarmed black teen fateallyt last summer in ferguson missouri. the police chief saying he understands, but is urging the public to be patient until all facts are known. >> did he meet the legal predicate, meaning was there an imminent threat of death or great bodily harm to himself or another. that's what will be determined in terms of his criminal culpability. >> reporter: the officer is now on leave while a state agency investigates. >>> we have joined by the group which has been protesting the shooting of 19 year old tony robinson. >> the chief of police says it is not ferguson. we started organizing in august after the killing of mike brown, and our facebook pages ferguson to madison, so we already had an understanding that madison is a ferguson. it has different democratics, but it is definitely ferguson. we outnumber ferguson by 3. so we're three times as worse as ferguson, and we have less in black population. so the black population in madison and the area is approximately 6% but we are arrested at a rat

the family of the unarmed black teen whose death setoff days of unrest in ferguson. we will hear their reaction to a justice department decision not to bring criminal charges against the officer who shot their son michael brown. brown's family will have something to say about the justice department report. 102 pages. a document details discrimination against african-americans in the city of ferguson and by the city and by the police department. cnn's sara sidner is in ferguson with the latest. >> reporter: ferguson mayor responding to the scathing report by the department of justice. the doj highlighting blacks during traffic stops and arrests and tickets. the doj says it seems the department and city were more concerned about gets revenue than about public safety and that black folks paid the highest price. >> a community where local authorities consistently approached law enforcement, not as a means of protecting public safety but as a way to generate revenue. a community where both policing and municipal court practices were found to be disproportionately harmful

. >>> more protests are expected in madison, wisconsin today after an unarmed black teen was shot and killed by a police officer, white police officer. 19-year-old tony robinson was killed saturday morning. ron allen is in madison this morning with how the community is demanding answers. >> reporter: they are demanding answers. the accident happened in that gray house behind me. you can see there is a memorial set up to the young 19-year-old man being required as a recent graduate of a local high school here on his way to a technical college, swoon withomeone with a bright future, also a fast, some trouble with the law. there was some kind of a disturbance in the streets. police officer followed the young man into the home responded to some kind of a disturbance di after that are unclear. police say the officer was assaulted and opened fire. as this point the state department of justice is investigating. an outside independent agency is involved so there is impartiality but people are demanding to know why whatever happened had to end with the young man dead. back to you. >> ron allen

reported investigators found the resulting animosity erupted when a white policeman killed an unarmed black teenaugust. senator barbara mikulski, the longest-serving woman in congress, announced today she won't seek reelection in 2016. the maryland democrat was elected to the house of representatives in 1976. she entered the senate in 1987. mikulski is now 78. in baltimore today, she said it came down to her hopes for the final two years of her current term. >> i had to ask myself this question: who am i campaigning for? am i campaigning for me or am i campaigning for my constituents? i had to decide how i would spend my time-- fighting for my job or fighting for their job? do i spend my time raising money or do i spend my time raising hell? >> ifill: mikulski has been a vocal advocate on issues from equal pay for women to protecting the environment. house speaker john boehner came under new pressure over homeland security funding. democrats urged a vote on a "clean" bill, minus provisions aimed at the president's immigration policies. boehner's office declined to rule it out. last week dozens o

tensions remain high in madison, wisconsin where a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenfriday. this is a vigil being held for tony robinson. hundreds of people stood in front of the apartment where the officer gunned down the 19-year-old. the officer said the 19-year-old came at him during an altercation. his family has under demonstrators to remain peaceful in his honor. the officer is on administrative lead while state officials investigate the deadly shooting. "good morning america" will continue our coverage in wisconsin immediately following "action news." >>> the worst fear is for cayman naib's parents have come. 13-year-old kay man was an 8th grader. a county 9 located his body near a creek yesterday. an autopsy is scheduled today. students are remembering the fun loving teen, he vanished on wednesday upset about his school work. >>> another eagle has left the nest during this off season. wide receiver jeremy maclin will reunite with andy reid. maclin set year high with 85 catches 1,318 yards last season. he was the eagles' top receiver. there are several other ma

. >>> more protests are expected in madison, wisconsin after an unarmed black teen was shot and killed by a white officer. family and friends held a vigil for tony robinson last night. he was shot and killed saturday morning. the officer who shot robin so that says he tried to attack him. the wisconsin tent of justeso that says he tried to attack him.si department of justice is taking over the investigation and parents say they're teachurning it into a teachable moment and say it's never too early to talk to your kids about race. >> i think in particular it's important for white parents to talk withabout race with their kids. because we tend to shy away from that. >> parents said the main goal is teaching kids that their feelings matter and that every life matters, as well. >>> today you can let your voice be heard about the future of montgomery county public schools. the school system is hosting second of five public forums. tonight's is at sherwood high school starting at 6:30. interim superintendent one of the school leaders ss expected to be at the meeting. >>> police in prince geo

night of protests in ferguson missouri, the city where a white police officer shot and killed an unarm black teen. >> the officers sharp shot outside the ferguson, police station, from other agencies in the missouri town to assist with demonstrations happening last night. hundreds gathered following resignation of a ferguson police chief. >> protests stayed peaceful mid midnight when a officer was struck in the shoulder and the other in the face. >> we saw the muzzle fire from the gun and slumped down and then we saw the cop was shot next to us. >> the police officers were standing there and they were shot. >> just because they were police officers. >> a 41-year-old, 14-year veteran with the st. louis police department was the one shot in the shoulder. a 32-year-old from neighboring agency was shot in the face and they are treated at the hop and in "serious," condition. both are expected to recover from the injuries. there have been no arrests. >>> thank you. coming soon to a bart station near you, a new type of eye in the sky: bart is currently using one of the north berkeley station to cut down

racial tensions ran high since the police killing of an unarmed black teen last summer. kristen saloomey has more. >> reporter: investigators are pursuing leads, but have more questions than answers. the chief of the st. louis police who is handling the situation can't say how many suspects they are looking for, whether it's a man or woman, leaving two officers injured or if the shooters were connected to the demonstrators that are gathered outside the police depp. which you see -- police department. which you see behind me. this is where witnesses and police say the shots came from. questions have been raised about whether or not the officers could have been accuratery targeted. the police chief said it was possible. while he couldn't link the shooting to the protesters. he said that the location doesn't seem to be a coincidence. he couldn't rule out the possibility that the demonstrators may have been targeted by the gunmen. >> kristen saloomey reporting there. >> in wisconsin, a funeral was held for a 19-year-old bi-racial man, shot and killed by a police officer last

jackson has been under fire since the police killing of unarmed black teen michael brown he is quoted as saying it is a hard pill to swallow he also saiding as the chief has been an honor -- said serving as the chief has been an honor and privilege. the major said ferguson is committed to change. >> we continue to go through that report and talk about where the break down was the chief being an honourable man decided we need to talk about the way moving forward was with someone else. >> the chief will get a full year of severance pay. >>> new developments from the port of oakland where tonight the port's largest terminal is shut down after another labor dispute today's dispute over staffing levelling took dozens of workers off the job leaving truck drivers waiting for hours. this comes weeks after a tentative deal provided some hope the 9 month stand off might end. live now with the port's latest trouble jana. >> reporter: gasia, it could take up to two months to clear the backlog they already have, this glitch only impacted one terminal but hurt many people. the labor dispute erupted

general holder after mass protests in ferguson responding to the death of michael brown, the unarmed black teen shot and killed by police. evan perez is outfront in washington. what is the bottom line they are saying happened in ferguson? >> erin the bottom line here is this police department and the court system in ferguson according to the justice department was rived with racism. according to the justice department, 85% of the vehicle stops between 2012 and 2014 were of african-americans. 88% of cases where the ferguson police used force in making an arrest was against african-americans. 93% of arrests were of african-americans. this in a city that's 67% african-american. this report is really as you said scathing. it shows this is a problem that goes beyond just the police department into the court system because people were being targeted not only for traffic stops but also thrown in jail when they couldn't pay their fines. >> it goes beyond that. they have e-mail offense officials trading racist jokes. >> that's right. they uncovered e-mails on the ferguson city computer system where peop

an unarm black teen was slot and killed open friday night by a white police officer.to a huge peaceful rally at the capital. the police chief apologized to the family of tony robinson and is promising a transparent investigation. attacks have hit other cities where unarmed blackmen have been shot and killed. >> officials say a protected fish could be put at risk if caltran detonates a pier on the old span of the bay bridge, with the smelt swimming in the bay waters in november which was said to be the best because there would be fewer fish at span. fish and wildlife said 2,000 smelt could be at risk. they are struggling because of the drought. caltran and the environmental regulators are discussing ways to reduce the impact of a detonation. >> sold the santa clara water district board is holding the first public discussion on a possible rate hike because of the drought. the 31.5 percent rate increase is over three times higher than last year. the rate hike would generate $42 million for moving water from sawyers outside the county. some wonder why the water district c

in madison, wisconsin, as the community mourns and protests the deadly police shooting of an unarmed black teenr lindsey graham revealing he's never sent a single e-mail. seriously, that happened. >>> we begin with norman oklahoma, where sigma alpha epsilon is now shut down after a disturbing video allegedly shows fraternity brothers singing a song filled with racial slurs. ♪ there will never be a -- at s.a.e. ♪ ♪ >> we now have a new statement from university of oklahoma president david boren saying effective immediately, all ties and affiliations between this university and the local sae chapter are hereby severed. the president is giving the fraternity until midnight tomorrow to remove their belongings from the frat house before shutting it entirely down. overnight, the sae campus building was vandalized coming as the frat's national chapter acknowledged the video and issued the following statement. saying we apologize for the unacceptable and racist behavior of the individuals in the video, and we are disgusted that any member would act in such a way. the president of the university spoke j

. >>> a series of protests after a unarmed black teen was shot and killed by police. 19-year-old tonyobinson was shot during a count frontation with police. today demonstrators will rally outside the state capital. high school students will stage a walkout. the officer involved in the shooting is on paid administrative live. >>> sug knight is expected back in court. he's in custody without bail, including charges of murder and hit-and-run for striking two men with his pickup truck back in january. since then he fired his attorneys and asked for emergency medical care for his vision. >>> a fraternity whose members weragedly caught on camera. the video was posted to youtube yesterday. last night the fraternity house was hit by vandals who spraypainted the exterior of the building. the fraternity's knead headquarters has sit down the oklahoma chapter. >>> flags are still flying at uc irvine despite a heated debate to ban them all together. the student government recently banned the hanging of any nation's flag on campus. it's creating quite a debate, but the rule did not last very long.

the capital and the streets to voice their concerns about the shooting of tony robinson the unarmed black teen was killed by a white police officer last friday night. the wisconsin department of justice is investigating. and autopsy results are due later this week. robinson's family is urging restraint while the facts are gathered. >> we are completely unbiased in this. yes, tony was a loved one of ours and we will miss him and there's nothing we can do to bring him back. but we want to know the facts of the matter and nothing else. >> last year the deaths of unarmed black men in ferguson missouri and new york city triggered a nationwide wave of demonstrations against the use of excessive force. >>> the u.s. ambassador to south korea says he is eager to get back to work. mark lippert spoke to the media as he left the hospital after last week's attack by a man with a knife in seoul. the ambassador underwent three hours of surgery, got 80 stitches. >> it was obviously a scary incident. i've got a little rehab left to do on the arm. the face feels really good but thanks to the great medical profe

an unarmed black teen shot and killed by a white police officer.wisconsin. the city's police chief this morning says he's sorry. but did the cop who fired the fatal round actually do anything wrong? >>> also in the national lead a cell phone video exposes a bus of university of oklahoma racist frat boys singing joyfully using the n word making jokes about lynching black students. a campus scandal become as national disgrace and some on campus are wonder

. >> growing racial tensions in another american city this morning, after an unarmed black teen was shot and killed in mad song wisconsin by a white police officer who said the teen tried to attack him. the officer is on leave. here is the story. >>> what's his name? tony robinson. >> the college town of madison us problem pinson was shot and killed by a white police matt kenny. [ inaudible ] >> anyone dying in our community in an incident like this, it is not a black issue or a white issue, it is a humanitarian issue. >> friday night officer kenny responded to disturbance calls of robinson's behavior. >> tony hit a friend. >> the officer kenny forced his way into a home where robinson assaulted the police officer. he opened fire. test fire. test tire. >> robinson led guilty to armed robbery last year and officials have opened an investigation into the death while community leaders are trying to bring a divided city back together. >> do not pass judgment on the young man. do not pass judgment on law enforcement officials. >> the police chef was among chose remembering tony robinson over

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suburb was thrown into the spotlight last year after a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teen. more as we get throughout the hour about that. >>> turn og our weather today, a wintry mix is making its way across the area this afternoon. >> it's busy out there folks. some could see ice, others freezing rain but it's what happens after this round one that has our storm team 4 very busy. let's check in first with meteorologist veronica johnson with your first weather word. v.j.? >> that it has, guys. we'll go through a couple phases here. the first we continue with the winter weather advisory a little bit of icing falling now. next rain, then snow. it will all come over the next couple days. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. we'll zoom in where there's some rain falling inside the beltway. the pink, that's the freezing rain and sleet and it will be hanging on for a couple more hours. there's another wave to the west that will be moving through. here's whey like for this evening. our temperatures will be going up. that advisory through the counties in purple mostly maryland

attorney general eric holder ordered the civil rights probe after the death of michael brown, an unarmed black teen shot by a white officer. the officer was not charged in the killing. the full report is expected to be made public later today. >>> let's show you some of the findings. it just spanned from 2012 to 2014. for two years here african-americans coulded for 85% of traffic stops in cases where police used force. 88% were against blacks. 93% of people arrested in that time frame were african-american. >> for perspectivespencerperspective, consider that 67% of the city's population is black. investigators also found racial jokes in government emails. >> some people were trading jokes. i'll read you one of them that refers to in 2008 november right after the election of president barack obama, one person sent an e-mail in which he said president obama wouldn't likely last in office for very long because "what black man holds a steady job for four years." this is when the justice department says was going on been the scenes and it underscores and backs up what we heard on the streets there in f

the probe was started after the shooting death of an unarmed black teen by a white police officer. >>> what could be one of the biggest trials of the year is now just hour ace way. opening statements in the boston marathon bombing are set to begin in the morning with the jury now in place. the final panel of 12 jurors and 6 alternates was whittled down from a pool of 1,300. the selection process took two months. dzhokhar tsarnaev is accused of planting those bombs that killed three people in april of 2013 at the marathon. the trial is expect to last about three months. >>> nsa whistle-blower edward snowden apparently wants to come home now. snowden's lawyer says the former contractor would return to the u.s. if he was guaranteed a legal and impartial trial. snowden has been in russia since 2013 after leaking details about the government's mass surveillance program. his lawyer says the only guarantee they've gotten is that snowden would not face the death penalty. >>> there is a new effort to help stop animal abuse and it passed the montgomery county council today. the council unanimou

marched through the streets of madison, wisconsin today to protest the shooting death of an unarmed black teenhey carried signs and banners while demanding justice for 19-year-old tony robinson. he died friday after being shot during a confrontation with officer matt kenny. police say kenny fired after robinson assaulted him. >>> hillary clinton spoke at event in miami over the weekend, but she did not address the e-mail controversy. supporters and detractors alike are calling on her to explain why she used private e-mail to communicate while she was secretary of state. nbc national correspondent brian mooar has the story. >> reporter: pressure is mounting for hillary clinton to explain why she used a private e-mail account to do business as secretary of state. >> what i would like is for her to come forward and say just what the situation is. because she is the preeminent political figure right now. >> reporter: supporters who want to see her run for president next year want the controversy out of the way. the republicans eager to dig into her past want to know what, if anything the e-mails m

. >>> in wisconsin, emotions are running high after police shot and killed an unarmed black teen. anne thompson joins us with the latest on that story. >> good morning. authorities want to avoid the massive and violent protests we saw in ferguson and new york, as they try to keep the state capital calm in the wake of the police shooting. >> reporter: protesters took to the streets in madison, wisconsin. ♪ >> black lives matter. >> reporter: after the shooting of tony a young black man with no weapon. >> when do our children get to be children? >> i want to be very transparent. he was unarmed. >> reporter: madison police chief said the officer was a 12 year veteran. in 2007, he was involved and cleared in another fatal shooting that was described as suicide by cops. tapes of local police transmissions captured the start of the incident as officers responded to a complaint. >> look for a male black, light skinned, tanned jacket and jeans. outside yelling and jumping in front of cars. 19 years of age. name is tony robinson. >> reporter: more reports said tony assaulted people before

formally closed its investigation of the former ferguson police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teen. >> a report released wednesday says no charges will be filed against darren wilson in the august, 2014 death of michael brown. brown's death led to violent protests in ferguson and other demonstrations across the country. >> the justice department also found racial discrimination among police in ferguson. one police employee is out of a job because of it. and a source close to the investigation tells cnn two others will likely lose their jobs as well. >> yeah. the report claims the department unfairly targeted african-americans and used excessive force. cnn's sara sidner reports. >> reporter: ferguson officials responding to a scathing federal report highlighting racism at its worst. >> we must to better not only as a city but as a state and a country. we must all work to address issues of racial disparity in all aspects of society. >> reporter: the department of justice investigation blasts ferguson police and its courts saying they helped lay the groundwork for the unrest that erup