the police union official denies pushing her. look at the wrist band he was wearing.reads "i am darren wilson." a show of support for the former police officer who shot and killed michael brown in nearby ferguson. some say he flaunted the wrist band. >>> the number of measles cases linked to an outbreak at disneyland in california keeping growing. officials confirmed 68 cases in california and five other states. a high school in riverside county banned 66 students who have not had measles vaccinations. banned from classes for the next two weeks. they have to be medically cleared or proof of immunization to return to school. >>> 20 minutes after the hour. another day, a new standoff between marshawn lynch and the media. gathered for the super bowl. a man of few words has chosen new ones to repeat and repeat and repeat. >> i'm just here so i don't get fired. >> andy scholes live in arizona with the bleacher report next. i know... this third shift is rough... it's just a few more weeks max! what are you doing up? it's late. i just wanted to have breakast wih you. major:

so she is still now on the loose, this according to a police union official. that female suspect, who is also suspected in the killing of a french policewoman, actually able to escape. initially there were apparently two hostage-takers involved. >> again, you and i are hearing the exact information. the only caution we have here to our benefit is the information and reporting about the supermarket, the kosher market assault is softer than the other assault. i don't think we know for sure -- i know it's being reported. i'd much rather be wrong this way. but the fact that the african descent man identified by french authorities as a suspect in the shooting with the girlfriend, we don't know for sure the girlfriend was in the marketplace. there have been reports from hostages and people coming out saying he had somebody with him. we don't know if it was her. we know that he, that man, is dead. that we're being told by french officials he's dead. we don't know she was there for sure. >> french police union are saying she was. >> she was and she escaped with the ot

that is one report by a police union official who say she may have escaped. it's not clear whether or not she was in there. she is certainly considered on the loose. there is a massive manhunt for her under way. not much was immediately known about her. police are in fact asking anyone with information to please come forward. as for her male kpanian, before killed he spoke with cnn affiliate. >> well as you might imagine, the more we learn, the uglier this picture gets and the greater concern. the state department warned u.s. citizens traveling overseas to maintain, in their words, high vigilance and increase security awareness. as i said this manhunt is going on. i want to go to the latest on the manhunt. jim sciutto is joining us now. jim, what are you hearing about who this woman is and what kind of threat she may pose? >> reporter: well police are treating her very seriously as possibly dangerous. it's not clear though what her operational role was in all of this. as you say, the police union saying they believe she was present in that kosher market but t

the main labor union at the automaker represents about 63,000 workers including both regular and nonregular employees. the officials say they need to win an across the board increase for everyone. the union plans to formally compile its demands mid next month. >>> a japanese government-backed bank and a major commercial bank have decided to extend loans to uzbekistan. the funds will allow the country to use broadcasting equipment developed by japanese manufacturers. japan bank for international cooperation and sumitomo mitsui banking corporation will provide uzbekistan with loans of about $63 million. the japanese government considers central asian nations that have borders with china and russia as diplomatically important. these nations are also attracting the attention of japanese businesses since they're rich in natural resources and are growing economically. the loan agreement will be officially signed with uzbekistan on wednesday. >>> more for you next hour in business. here's another check on markets. >>> people in western japan fear an invasive species is harming their rivers. they've seen the effects of an

to make sure union workers were hired for local jobs, he is head of iron workers local 401 a union officialaded guilty testified that dougherty ordered the fire at the meeting house at chestnut hill because the structure was being built with none union crews. >>> bensalem police arrested and charged a man for sexually assaulting two young gishls during a sleep over party at his home. david huebsch surrendered to police today and one victim was in the girl scouts with his daughter and police are investigating if there are other victims. the 26-year-old was charged with indecent assault and unlawful contact. >>> the university of delaware students are helping an ohio family restore memories nearly destroyed in a devastating fire and lisa thomas-laury has the story. >> and a south jersey man is defying doctor's predictions he would never walk again and now he is racing 5-k's we are tracking a mixture of snow and sleet depending on your location we'll let you know how often you'll see. >> flyers at home tonight, against the penguins those stories and more when "action news" continues. hey, cal.

. >> reporter: but union official jake malloy. >> should the oil price drops we should have a fiscal regime which flects that. it's not just sustaining jobs and sustaining production of oil, it's sustaining for the company as a whole. >> aberdeen thinks that it's thriving. unemployment stands at 2%, and people earn far above u.k. traditional salaries. i asked the assistant manager why. >> aberdeen is driven by oil it's not 100% driven by oil there's plenty of services, lots of industries in aberdeen as well not 100% concentrated in oil and gas. >> hence jobs could well take a further dip. nadim baba aberdeen. >> a reminder you can keep up to date on all the latest stories on our website aljazeera.com. >> people are on the move. the largest number of refugees since the end of world war ii. this is "inside story." hello, i'm ray suarez. around the world people who have concluded that staying where they are is just too dangerous hit the road, leaving their homes, crossing international

it was a slaughter inside said this police union official. french authorities say the suspects abandoned their escape car. one of them had spent time in jail on terrorism charges. the authorities say one suspect shouted "god is great" and "you are avenging the prophet for them." just before the attack, editors had produced a caricature of a militant saying, still no attacks in france, we have until the end of january to convey our wishes. the editor-in-chief created the cartoon. he had been under protection but was among those killed. for years he and others at the left-leaning publications have ridiculed politicians of all stripes and religion of all forms. they courted controversy by printing images lampooning the prophet mohamed. jihadists warned of retaliation and in 2011, attackers fire bombed "charlie hebdo"'s offices. president francois hollande went on tv to speak to the nation. we will continue to defend this message of freedom in their name, he said. reaction from other leaders was swift. >> these terrorists fear freedom of speech a

. >> european union officials are in brussels following the paris attacks.ing in the belgian capital, talks will also focus on the eu's relations with russia. nadim baba has more. >> the foreign policy chief of the eu met with the secretary-general of the arab league. others have been stressing the need for greater coordination and sharing information with arab and muslim nations stressing that they're the first to suffer from what's called jihadi terrorism. many ministers have already made it clear on monday that they don't see the ultimate solution in bringing in tougher legislation across the eu but rather, in trying to deal with so-called jihadis that go to places like iraq and syria and then return. the eu's antiterror coordinator stressing people who do come back should be jailed unless they have blood on their hands otherwise they should be put into some kind of program for deradicallization. at the same time, many ministers are stressing the real solution is also to be found on the internet trying to crack down on hate speech and people who try to re

union officials said one of the suspected attackers trained with al-qaida in yemen. right now, the nervous nation is hoping this terror spree is finally over. >> reporter: in the city of america's independence a different red, white and blue was flying tonight. this crowd of nearly 200 showing their support for the french people and the ideals of open democracy which 245i say are under fire. >> you know, it feels like we are on war. >> reporter: she moved with her family to swarthmore only six months ago. police ended a 7-hour hostage siege today with nearly simultaneous raids. killing two brothers cherif and quaid kouachi. 12 people were gunned down. a police officer was assassinated yesterday and four hostages were killed today at a kosher markt. right now, the woman is still at large and concerns linger about copy cat attacks. >> the world seeing, once again what terrorists stand for. they have nothing to offer by hatred and human suffering. >> this is a way for people to express their solidaritltlkp! udents stud sdiying in temple, solidarity is important. >> i li

union officials caught it a model after he brought in independent auditors to weed out corruption here. they tried to clean up things. they will not succeed. i don't think - unless we overcome this individuality and come to doing things togethers. we had all this corruption. everything. >> austerity hit this region hard. the message is there's be no billion dollar bailout. they think the neighbours should take heed. >> you have to try to extinguish it because this fire will come to your house. >> words of a man who made a stand. >>> south-east brazil is facing a big water shortage in decades. water levels are running short. the river that supplies cities like sao paulo have had water cut off. united states in cuba say they have made progress towards restoring diplomatic ties but there's no major breakthrough. >> reporter: from the cuban perspective there are two fundamental issues that remained completely unresolved. number one is the long-standing embarko, and that is something the u.s. congress had to deal with. cuba is still on the u.s. government list of state-sponsored terrorism,

police union officials say they won't comment on the relationship between police and the mayor jim until afterward. >> axelrod: jericka, thank you. a baby goril ashunned by her mother, may have finally found a caring home. kamina is adjusting to life at the columbus zoo in ohio, her third home. she was born in oklahoma city, but her mother rejected her so she spent the last few months in cincinnati being taught gorilla skills by people in hairy suits. the other gorillas didn't accept her there either, but the ones in columbus seem to be warming to her so far. up next, special correspondent james brown's interview with a game changer-- football hall of famer and civil rights hero bobby mitchel. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6 but 12 hours. let's end this >> axelrod: the nfl play-offs are kicking off today but if you think the players are facing challenges and pressures these days, consider what hall of famer bobby mitchel had to overcome. in 1962, mitchel

one union official says in part quote, we were not prepared in terms of equipment, or mindset.e don't want necessarily the arms that american police have. we need weapons that can respond. >>> turns our attention now to yemen where officials say nine people are dead and dozens more injured after violent erupted in the capital. for much of the day, shiite rebels clashed with yemeni soldiers with machine gun fire and mortar shells falling on residential neighborhoods. the rebels were able to seize control of the news agencies before agreeing to a cease-fire before late afternoon. government officials are calling the attack an attempted coup. yemen's president has been on shaky ground since the rebels seized control of the capital in september. the government is battling sunni militants including some aligned with al qaeda. nbc news learned overnight that there are no plans in place to evacuate the american embassy in yemen's capital. >>> the united states is signaling a change in how it intends to deal with syria and its president moving forward. the new york times is reporting t

union officials say the three- year agreement includes significant economic gains for its members and additional retirement security. and they say it is expected to elevate nursing standards and workplace conditions around the country. the proposed deal averts a strike that was supposed to start today. >>> a major shakeup today in silicon valley. san jose based ebay announced it is cutting hundreds of jobs and could be splitting up the company. ann rubin has the story. >> financial experts say it is likely a good plan. ebay had announced plans to spin off pay pal into a separate entity. now they are looking to split off their enterprise unit. the company says it will cut 2400 jobs. about 7% of the work force. the layoffs will come from all three ebay marketplaces, ebay enterprises and pay pal. the company says it is trying to become more streamlined. ebay's interests were too disparate and the companies will likely fare better on their own. >> that is why their is typically a positive reaction to the spin off. you can hide the lack of growth in the retail auctions by growing the payme

on wednesday european union officials will disclose industrial output for november in the euro zone. in october the number edged up by 0.1%. the same day we'll see the release of u.s. retail sales in december. they grew 0.7% in the previous month. on thursday japanese government officials will announce november's machinery orders. they fell by 6.4% in october. much worse than what the market had expected. and finally, on friday u.s. consumer price index for december will be coming out. analysts are watching the figure as it may give a hint on when the federal reserve might raise its key interest rate. i'll have more business stories for you next hour. i'll leave you with a check on markets. ♪ ♪ >>> winter sports fans are looking to chinas a new frontier. with more can and more chinese enjog skiing and snowboarding executives from domestic and foreign firms see lots of promising opportunities. nhk world's eiji hamanishi has more. >> reporter: the national ski resort on the outskirts of beijing. at the weekend thousands of people come here for the winter sports. in china skiing is a re

nypd union officials criticize the mayor for not supporting the police depth in the days after attackturned in protest. overall, however the days events were about showing support for a grieving family. >> wenjian liu will always be in our hearts. my heart. we love you. i love you. >> when a brother is ex queued like these two officers were it homes. >> officer michael kelly one or 80 or so philadelphia police officers had that attended sunday's funeral in sharp uniforms they all saluted officer liu. >> part of our responsibility duty toustain someone's memory. to sustain our fallen officer's memory. >> we stand for the community. we stand against the terrible nature of their is a assassination. >> we asked each officer to describe what it felt like to stand amidst thousands saying goodbye to a fallen officer. all had trouble putting it in to words. >> it's hard to explain. it's a proud moment that i could be a part of that. a proud moment that these men were buried with dignity. >> reporter: within the last year, according to the nfb. i115 police officers nationwide have died in the

union strong. >>> it is finally official. tom wolf is now the 47th governor of pennsylvania. sworn in today, "action news" reporter walter perez is live in hershey where the celebrations are well underway. it must be a good time there, walter. >> i have to tell you it is very loud. i can barely hear you. the balls in the past are lavish, black-tie affairs this is really just a party reflecting the high expectations of the wolf administration. >> and i will discharge the duties -- >> of my office -- >> of my office with fidelity. >> thank you very much. >> and the era with significant challenges from the get-go not the least of which the projected budget gap working with a republican-controlled legislature. former governor ed rendell is confident that the democrat from york county can find common ground with the g.o.p. >> they want pension reforms, and there is a lot on the wish list. giving them a chance to trade off things on their wish list with things on his wish list. >> shared by the republican governor. >> and sharing with us his desire to build a bipartisanship that is

been shot in the suburb just outside of the city at least one is a police officer and police union official just confirmed that officer has died. this happened a day after mask gunman killed 12 people including two police officers at a satyrical magazine in paris. so far there is in word if there is a connection to the shootings. >>> police continue their manhunt for two suspects in yesterday's shooting. thirty-four year-old said kouachi and his three two-year old brother shariff, and an 18 year-old suspect had has surrendered to police. all three are believed to have opened fire inside the offices of a satyrical newspaper in paris that caricatures the prophet mohammad. today is a national day of mourning in france. >>> 5:36. in business news how amazon is following in the footsteps of netflix. >>> how stock market is responding to the huge sell off earlier this week. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange in new york good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a bounce back on wall street and once again it is mostly about oil. this time prices stabilized even heading highe

the meeting turned into a shoving match between police union official and those in the crown.the police union business manager one at a city council member to silence tacklers during the meeting. at one point steps away from his chair and bonds into a one-man some say it was a push after that yelling and shoving erupted and the meeting ended no word on the fate of the legislation. >>reporter: at tv station in amsterdam got a visit from a guy with a bunt with a gun demanding air time you can see that handgun here. after storming the station studio cameras filmed him on this at all dressed up ranting and dutch. >>reporter: eventually the police showed up the suspect was from on hackers collective and said he was hired by the intelligence agencies he said he wanted to tell his stories. no shots were fired and no one was injured. >>pam: the senate has passed a bipartisan bill supporting the controversial keystone x l pipeline. but it has a weighted bowl before any type of construction can begin. nine democrats voted with republicans senators today to approve the bill. the pipeline

so as a police union official he was also there.e basically said that he was -- his officers who were not in support of the review boards weren't allowed the same -- given the same respect. >> let me get maria into this conversation. you are a state senator. you saw the video. what was your reaction? >> first of all, i have to tell you, i have known jeff for some years as we have served both in the missouri general assembly. i have to say to your audience i'm pretty sure his behavior last evening and previously is not reflective of the rank and file members of the st. louis metropolitan police department. i will also tell you that there are best practices that most police officers put into place, including deescalation. as a former police officer, jeff while he was terminated for presenting a false report he should know that deescalation is one of the best practices that should be exercised by all people. again, this is not the first time he has been aggressive. in 2010 he tried to attack the floor leader in the missouri house of re

. >> but union official is warning the future of the industry could be in danger unless the government steps in with tax breaks for oil producers. >> oil prices were high, the government saw effective fatigue and increased taxes soon the oil prices dropped sustaining jobs and production oil, and sustaining of revenue from the country as a whole earning far above average salaries. at this new bar, they are not worried about the oil prices. i asked the manager why. >> other people say the oil and gas city is driven by oil. it is not 100% driven by oil there's a lot different industries as well. it's not just 100% dedicated to the oil and gas. >> spill if it doesn't rise, confidence could well take a further dip joining us live is alex russell. at robert gordan university. how worried are you about aberdeen and what do you think it says of what is going on in the industry at the moment? i believe that the future is very good in the long term. what difficulty we are seeing a t the moment is short term how long can this go on? what do you think it will take for those prices to go up? it dep

the european union officials called it a model for all greece after he brought in independent auditors in 2010 to weed out corruption here. >> it happens a lot. i know that unless we overcome and we come to do things together this corruption will exist. >> austerity measures hit the reason hard. the message is that there'll be a renegotiation of the bailout after the election. they think their e.u. neighbours should take heed of a suburb. >> you have to try to do this because this will come also to your house. >> we are really seeing that this is a radical left party. stealing a march leading in the polls they are doing various, anything from 4.5. if they got 9% it would be a full majority. they need to get 36% in the parliament. that means they could do whatever they liked. they wouldn't have to join hands with the party. if they don't get the amount. a lot of people say they may steal that. they are likely to join up with the independent greek party, a center right party, a bit more proeuro. everyone is looking towards how far to take the lead. no one is expecting antonio samar as to

european union officials have called butaris a model for all greece after he brought in independent auditors in 2010 to weed out corruption here. >> we try to clean up things when he took over and they succeeded a lot. but i don't think that unless we overcome this individual at individuality this corruption the stealing and all the patronage everything. >> austerity measures have hit this region hard but the men from the eu is that there will be no renegotiation of the billion dollar bailout after the election. apostolas thinks the neighbors should take heed of an ancient proverb. >> be happy when you see a fire in your neighbor's house. you have to try oexextinguish it because this fire will also come to your house. >> prophetic words from one man who came close to death to take a stand. sue turton, al jazeera thessaloniki. >> my conversation with rock 'n' roll hall of famers john oates and his new solo album. album. >> a new u.s. army report says there was no warning concerning last april's shooting at fort hood. the report found no indication that specialist ivan lopez would go on a shoo

discuss the civilian oversight board to monitor police started peacefully enough until police union officialf ward got into a heated exchange with a local alderman. >> pardon me. pardon me. please have a seat and do -- first of all, excuse me. you do not tell me my function in this room. >> one woman claims the mayhem erupted when he pushed her. read the wrist band which is a show of support for the former police officer who shot and killed michael brown in nearby ferguson. a local clergy member says ward flaunted that wrist band at the meeting igniting tensions that led to the near brawl. very very frayed nerves. >>> the number of measles cases linked to the outbreak at disneyland in california keeps growing. officials confirm 68 cases in california and five other states. a high school in riverside county, california, banned 66 students who not had measles vaccinations for the next two weeks. >> that is the number one story on mommy blogs this week. people who refused to immunize and how it is creating a lot of concern among parents and teachers in schools. >>> 4:48 in the east. boko haram

. >> reporter: union official jake is warning the future of the industry could be in danger unless theovernment steps in with take breaks for oil producers. >> oil prices were high government increased oil and increase taxes. when the oil price drops we should have a regime and it's not just about sustaining jobs but production of oil and sustaining revenue stream of the economy as a whole. >> reporter: it feels like it's thriving and catering to people above uk salaries, at this champaign bar they are not worried about oil prices and i why. >> being an oil and gas city being driven by oil, it's not 100 100% and there are a lot of differ industries here and not 100% to oil and gas. >> reporter: if it doesn't rise in the next few months confidence in major investors and hence jobs could take a further dip, al jazeera, aberdeen. >>> at this country the slump in prices causing anxiety in louisiana the economist says for every dollar it falls louisiana loses $11 million. a south african company says it's delaying a dollar 14 billion investment in a plant to convert natural gas into liquid

. >> reporter: union official jake malloy warns the future of the industry could be in danger unless the government steps in with tax breaks. >> when oil prices were high government saw fit to increase taxes, slowly the oil price drops, we should have a fiscal regime to reflect that. it's sustaining jobs i will and a revenue stream from the country as a hole. >> aberdeen people like it's thriving. unemployment stands at 2% and the city center is full of businesses catering for people earning above average u.k. salaries. at the bar. they are not worried about the oil prices. i asked the assistant manager why. >> others say being an oil and gas industry. it's not 100% driven by oil. there's a lot of different industries within abbott teen it's not just 100% dedicated. if it doesn't rise confidence among investors and jobs could take a dip. >> to china, state media says 100,000 dairy farmers are leaving the industry. blamed on the global slump in dairy prices. it fell after a rise in milk production in australia and united states last year. adrian brown visited china, a hard hit area >>

that is after a police union official tried to speak at that meeting. >> no serious injuries or arrests. clearly, you can see it right there, the divisions are still very much there. sara sidner explains what led up to the scuffle. >> first of all, you do not tell me my function. >> reporter: chaos unfolding last night between citizens and police at a public meeting in st. louis, missouri. the meeting over a bill intended to improve relations between the community and police. yet the meeting achieved anything but. one city police officer, kur tus berg door of expressing his disapproval for the new bill to establish a civilian oversight board over police work. seconds later the room erupts into shouts profanity and a shoving match. protesters believe police union business manager jeff rorda who openly displayed an "i am daryn wilson" wrist band. then he and a woman ended up in a confrontation. it's unclear who started it. he says protesters shouted police down and he stood up to object. >> as i tried to exit, she continued to do that. two or three other anti police radicals rushed over a

european union officials have called him a model for old greece after he brought in independent auditorsweed out corruption here. >> we tried to clean up things. and we succeeded a lot. but i don't think that -- unless we overcome this -- this individuality and we come to doing things together we'll be able to overpass all of this corruption, the stealing all of these things the patronage everything. >> reporter: austerity measures have hit this region hard but the message from the euis that there will be no regular -- renegotiation of the bailout. >> you'll be happy when you see fire in your neighbors door house. you have to try to -- to -- to extinguish it because this fire will come also to your house. >> reporter: prophetic words from one man who came close to death to make a stand. >>> thailand's parliament has voted to impeach the prime minister for her role in overseeing a rice subsidy program. the attorney general's office announced separate plans to indict her for criminal charges on neck -- negligence on the rice scheme. >>> the u.s. and cuba say they have made some progress to

so work will come from i am sure far away brown union official is warning the future can be in dangeress the government steps in. >> the oil prices were high, the government saw effort to take. >> so the oil price drops we should have a regime -- it's about not just sustaining jobs but sustaining oil and sustaining the revenue from the economy as a whole. >> aberdeen certainly feels like it is thriving. and the city sense is full of businesses capers for people earning far above average salaries. at this new champagne bar they are not worries about the oil prices i asked the assistant manager why. >> other people say that the oil and gas city is driven by oil, there's a lot of different industries it isn't just 100% dedicated to the oil and gas. >> still if it doesn't rise, confidence and jobs could well take a further dip. al jazeera aberdeen. >> a return to our top story now, we are getting new pictures in those attacks. where 42 members of the security forces have been killed. this picture shows explosions in the north sinai region, the violence is still on going. with fighting rep

. >>> a union official says a chase started in prince george's county and ended within close range ofhe capitol building. that official says officers were nearly hit by the driver. they eventually were able to get the driver in cuffs and they searched him. but the union says the capitol police management opted to let the driver go free rather than arrest him. a u.s. capitol police spokesperson declined to comment. senator roy blunt chair of the panel that overseas the u.s. capitol grounds, says he is looking into it. >>> we've just learned an american security contractor working for a virginia-based company is one of the victims in a terror attack in libya today. gunmen stormed the corinthia hotel in tripoli. as people ran out of the back doors a car bomb detonated. eight people were killed including one american. he was a security contractor for a company based in fredericksburg. it's known as crucible. isis is claiming responsibility. >>> and isis has made a new threat against two hostages. japanese journalist kenji goto and a jordanian fighter pilot. isis released a new video today

the slowdown came after police union officials said the mayor of new york had, quote, blood on his handsder of two new york city police officers, rafael ramos and wenjuin liu. it makes it more difficult for the police department to take full credit for the dropping crime rate in the last two decades in new york city, especially since the crime rate has been dropping nationally at the same time. joining me now is blake zeff, politics editor for salon.com. i read your article yesterday, and this is clearly the worst possible outcome for new york city police unions who said they did not organize this work slowdown, but certainly they seem to be in favor of it, and what they've shown, the implications are truly enormous. go ahead. >> yeah, there's no question about it. whether they claim they organized it or not, there is no doubt that cops in new york city engaged in a slowdown of sorts. they stopped traffic summonses and public lewdness, those types of crimes they did not give tickets for, and as a result major crime did not go up. you know, the broken window theory that says you have to c

targeting public sector employees unions sparked protests back in 2011 and also in ohio democrats and union officialsrepublicans are going to far. larry cohen jones me and also with us annette tebeo, vice chair of the florida democratic party. annette, you first, looking at right to work this seems to be an issue that the republicans are quiet about, but on a state level where they're making a push here. how successful do you think they could be? >> i think they can be successful. unfortunately they've gotten a majority that is you know vetoproof, and it's really difficult for these minorities at the state houses and state senates to overrule. so it takes the rest of us people like you to talk and to let people no and let the republicans know that we don't want toss right to work states. i love in one. this is a real avalanche comer. number one what does it mean to the workers? and number two, what is the best way to filed it. what it means is raising wages or eliminating bargaining power. for those of you who have unions, we have to constantly link up our own goals of keeping up with our own product

one woman said she was pushed by union official jeff -- >> i was trying to leave the meeting.: he was wearing a bracelet that said i am darin wilson in support of the officer who killed black teenager michael brown. she said he was hitting him. >> she continued to do that two or three other anti-police radicals rushed over and things deescalated, escalated from there. >> reporter: the same union official who called on the st. louis rams to apologize after players walked out on the field with their hands up in support of michael brown. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> commuter trains are scheduled to run on schedule after a day of full delays. passengers on a morning subway train, excuse me, say while they were stopped -- which hey, what are you up to over there, reena. >> let me help you. >> thank you. >> smoke began to billow through their car. the doors wouldn't open and the passengers panicked to escape through the windows they said it was a mechanical error. they insist no trains were filled with smoke. >>> icy conditions led to two scary incidents at a michigan airp

union officials say that they are scared and that police officers are doing their job. and they point to this. two officers who were at the end of their shifts who raced to a robbery scene in the bronx on monday and were shot by suspects. the father of one of those officers told cnn's don lemon about the moment he was told his son had been hit. >> the first thing that comes to your head is like this really can't be happening. and then of course when he's telling you that he's critical and he's been shot twice. i think the worst things possible can go through your mind. >> both injured officers andrew doce and aliro pellerano are expected to recover. of course our miguel marquez has the latest on the shoot-out and the hunt for the suspects. >> reporter: john christine, we are learning a lot more about the situation that new york city police officers found themselves in. five officers total say nypd responded. they were all getting off shift when they heard about this robbery in progress. they all responded. some of them perhaps did not even have their safety vests on or

police union official says 11 people were killed and three officers were wounded. saw multiple mask men with automatic weapons. we are following this story and bring you new developments as soon as we get them, ukee. >>> one of the victims seriously injured in the center sit a tackies breaking his silence. samuel sierra spent a week in the hospital after a beating at 12th and chestnut that nearly cost him his life. surveillance video from december between the second, shows sierra walking to his job as a doorman with his manager, a group a a approached the pair, and there was an argument. suddenly and, the group, pummeled sierra and. >> my ears start to have a ringing sensation and then my head again just has the physical pain. >> i hope they are captured. i'm certainly thinking at the the end of the day they would become bet's adults but it is still up to them to make those decisions for themselves. >> if you have any information about this attack please contact the philadelphia police. >>> the search continues this morning in philadelphia, for a suspect in the hom

been looking into the ironworker's local 401 union in connection with a number of inngations and union officialhere is indicted last year, some of them testified in court against dougherty. >>> even though millions of people are on the national do not call registry they still get unwanted phone calls from tell marketer and computerized robo calls. >> that is frustrating. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find there are a few different ways to stop them. >> reporter: laura miller has got a message for robo callers and it play is a automatically when one tries to call. >> if you air solicitor of any purpose please hang up. >> reporter: this $40 call blocker by senti ry answers her own phones and only lets callers through if they press one, something a robo cannot do. >> i forward to anyone i know calling that they will get that message. >> reporter: laura a says she's now stopped getting calls from telemarketers too, something the do not call list was not able to do. while the national do not call registry is a a great tool to stop legitimate telling marketers there are a growing n

. >> the mayor has met with union officials once already. the tension. evan perez, great to have you with us. >>> ahead at this hour she is the lone survivor of a plane crash, but this is not the first of its kind. you will hear from two others who survived crashes. that's coming up next. >>> i have a new picture i want to show you just into cnn. it's a tweet from the former senate majority leader soon to be senate minority leader harry reid who says "working from home on doctor's orders just wrapped up a good meeting with my leadership team." you can see him with patti murray, dick durbin and senator charles shoechumer. he broke bones in his ribs and face. you can see him, it's hard to make it out but you can see a bandage on his face right there. he will not make it in to work today in his first day as minority leader of the new senate. this is what a senate leadership meeting looks like in harry reid's pad in d.c. apparently. we wish our best to the senator and his recover from his workout injury hopefully he'll get back to work soon. 19

meanwhile, in athens, the new, leftist leaders of greece pressed top european union officials today toof the greek bailout. but the chair of the euro-zone financial ministers warned greece against rash decisions. >> the utmost importance that greece remains on a path of recovery. this requires commitment it's a reform process and fiscal sustainability. taking unilateral steps or ignoring previous arrangements is not the way forward. >> woodruff: the german government joined in the warnings. its foreign minister rejected demands to forgive rescue loans to greece, and commented: "we are difficult to blackmail." while in russia, the central bank unexpectedly cut a key interest rate, citing the growing risk of an economic slowdown. the ruble tumbled again in response. the day's economic news worried wall street. the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 252 points to close below 17,165. the nasdaq fell 48, to 4,635. and the s-and-p 500 slipped 48, to finish at 1,995. for the month, the dow lost 3.5%. the nasdaq fell 2%. and the s-and-p lost 3%. you can scratch mitt romney from the repub

louis police union official who you saw was involved in that mele. light of day. mr. rorda, i'm glad you could join me. what happened last night? >> well michaela chaos is what happened. you know, we -- we attended the hearing. about 100 off duty police officers and their supporters outnumbered the anti-police protesters nearly two to one yet the chairman of the committee, the architect of this supposed civilian oversight board bill heard from 35 anti--police witnesses before the first police officer was allowed to testify. when he did and when the two that followed attempted to he allowed them to be shouted over by the crowd. insults screamed out as they tried to testify and i had enough of it. i wasn't going to put up with it anymore. i told the chairman to restore some order and he didn't take kindly to it. >> i want to get to the push in a second but wasn't the idea of this to hear from non-police citizens? >> well no. the idea is to have a civilian oversight board that protects citizens and police officers alike, that fairly and impartially look

last night he made it official in the state of the union. >> by the end of this decade two in three job openings will require some higher education. two in three. and we still live in a country where too many bright striving americans are priced out of the education they need. it's not fair to them.

last night he made it official in the state of the union. >> by the end of this decade two in three job openings will require some higher education yet we still live in a country

week long strike accusing them of putting patients at risk by not hiring enough qualified officials. the union representing psychologists therapists and nurses at kaiser permanente. they say they will be able to adequately seven patients during the walkout. >> community leaders gather to remember the four victims of a deadly shooting over the welcome if san francisco. the vigil is at 6:00 people after the african-american culture complex. the friday night shooting is believed a result of gang warfare and police sources say that at least three of the men who were shot were members of a gang in the western addition neighborhood and the shooter or shooters are likely from a rival gang. police are looking for the suspect. >> today is the first regular day of service for the new google-funded schultz in mountain view with a free public schultz the gift to the city for housing the giant making 30 stops pacing a library, shopping mall, caltrain station and fell other areas. it has bicycle racks wi-fi a wheelchair and space for wheelchairs and will run for two years and an opening to run for a third y