that's what jason van dyke testified, and jason van dyke believed that was enough of a threat to returnith force. >> reporter: but prosecutors wondered why if van dyke felt threatened he's seen walking towards mcdonald. >> you had six seconds before you pulled the trigger the first time. right? >> and in that sex secondix sec got a lot closer to me than i could have gotten away. >> and you got a lot closer to him too, didn't you? >> i know that now, yeah. not intentionally. i thought i was back pedaling that night. >> you thought you were back pedaling as you're firing shot after shot after shot? >> what i know now and what i thought at that time are two different things. >> reporter: prosecutors relying heavily on the video, playing it dozens of times throughout the trial. >> can you see that? >> reporter: arguing the officer's use of deadly force was unjustified. >> did you ever make a decision to stop shooting that night? >> yes, i did. >> and when was that? >> once i recognized that he hit the ground. >> well, he hit the ground and you continued to shoot, correct? >> reporter: and p

van dyke. that is what we have been telling people for so long. laquan mcdonald is not an isolated incident. jason van dyke represents the epitome of everything that is wrong with chicago police. >> the judge revoked the bond for jason van dyke. second-degree murder could carry a sentence of up to 20 years. >>> a new road closure tonight as crews continue repairing the trans bay transit center. fremont street is already close as work continues where two

paul van dyke this is the story of the trans pioneer. joint paul van dyke at a concert in the u.s. where he's the festival headliner and will disclose why his career first took off after the fall of the berlin wall. a boy from the g.d.r. with big dreams goes on to become a globally recognized brand power becomes paul van dyke he can now look back on one and twenty five successful years in the business curious on pop exports special. wet and cold place festivals he's usually the headline up his name is synonymous with the trance and his music and joins you know if it's like playing. a new form for music when going from the electronic music just brings people together from completely different cultural backgrounds it doesn't matter which god you believe in which religion you follow or what your nationality is it's all just about people getting together and celebrating this music because i. was into that we're. still flies around the globe more times a year than your average professional pilot music magazines have voted him the world's best d.j. time and time again as a young boy back

paul van dyke grew up in the g.d.r. at a time when germany was still divided the fall of the berlin wall signified the start of his career in our pop exports special we look at why this experience is still so significant for that. these days electro pioneer paul van dyke is an international jetsetter but it wasn't always that way he grew up in the former communist east germany. some friends i'd sit by the window and look over to the left and i think there's the west that's where all the music i love comes from the lift much as powerful as he was then known it was born in the town of eyes and he didn't always plan to go into music. you know as a kid i wanted to become a journalist but did my political convictions i couldn't finish high school let alone go to college so a career as a journalist was a total nonstarter. thank you but all that changed in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine. whole vandyke and his mother had just been given permission to leave east germany when the berlin wall fell. we were sitting with some

officer jacson van dyke on tria in the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. van dyke growing emotional today as he offered his defense, after shooting mcdonald 16 times. abc's alex perez in chicago. >> reporter: the chilling video sparked protest. a chicago police officer shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times, killing him. today, that officer taking the stand in his own defense. jason van dyke testifying he feared for his life and shot because mcdonald ignored repeated commands to drop a three-inch knife. >> i shot at the knife. i wanted to get rid of that knife. >> reporter: officers were responding to a call about a man breaking into cars. van dyke and his partner followed mcdonald, who was high on pcp, for several blocks. >> his face had no expression. his eyes were just bugging out of his head. >> reporter: prosecutors zeroing in on why van dyke told his partner he would shoot the teen. >> why did you say to him, "oh, my god, i'm going to have to shoot that guy?" >> i thought he was under attack and the whole thing was just shocking to me. >> repo

. >> reporter: inside the court, jason van dyke showed little reaction to the verdict. outside, celebrations. van dyke convicted of shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times, caught on video held by police for more than a year before its release, sparking protests. van dyke also convicted on 16 counts of aggravated battery. >> with a firearm, first shot. >> reporter: one for each bullet. >> fifth shot, 12th shot. >> reporter: for mcdonald's family, justice. >> this family wanted justice. because revenge belongs to god. >> reporter: for the jurors, a solemn duty. >> instead of escalating the situation, he should have de-escalated. >> reporter: mcdonald had a knife and van dyke said he feared for his life and for his fellow officers who had responded to a burglary call that night. >> how close did he get to you? >> he got parole about ten to 15 feet away from me. >> reporter: but prosecutors said the video contradicted his account and van dyke was the only officer who fired. tonight, a peaceful march. in a city that had been bracing for much worse. >> now they know th

van dyke is to appeal.unami in indonesia. at least 1,500 people are confirmed to have died on the island of sulawesi. a criminal investigation is under way after hundreds of tons of medical waste, including body parts, were left to pile up

jason van dyke found guilty of shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times. van dyke had testified in his own defense, claiming he feared for his life. tonight, what the jurors thought of that defense. here's alex perez. >> reporter: with a city on edge, the jury taking less than ten hours to reach that verdict. >> we the jury find the defendant, jason van dyke, guilty. >> reporter: jason van dyke showing little emotion as jurors found him guilty of second degree murder and 16 counts of aggravated battery. one for each shot in the 2014 killing of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. the judge revoking the bond for the former police officer turned convicted felon, now booked in jail. and outside, jubilation as the decision was read. mcdonald's family saying justice was served. >> laquan mcdonald represents all oaf -- of the victims that suffered what he suffered. >> reporter: the white officer shooting the black teenager 16 times as he walked down a chicago street carrying a three-inch knife. the shooting, captured on police dash cam, sparked monthslong protests when

uijason van dyke was foundy of second-degree murder in the death of laquan mcdonald. teen was shot mu times in a 2014 confrontation. we'll get the details, and locah reaction, aftenews summary. in the day's other news, job gains in the u.s. slowed in ymptember, but the unemploent rate still fell to a nr-50- year low. the labor department says employers addea net of 134,000 jobs, the smallest number in a year, and likely affected by hurricane "florence". the unemployment ratped to 3.7%. that is the lowest is been since december of 1969. this year's nobel peace prize goes to two people who have fought to end sexual violence as a weapon of war. nadia murad is one of 3,000 yazidi women who were raped and tortured by islamic state militants in iraq. denis mukwege is a gynecological surgeon in congo who has treated thousands of rape victims there. in indonesia, hundreds of people mourned their losses today, from la week's earthquake and tsunami. ficials say at least 1,5 were killed in the disaster. orslim worshipers gathered friday prayers outside damaged mosques across the

a judge today convicted jason van dyke of murdering 17-year- old laquan mcdonald. 2014 shooting captured on a dashboard camera ignited protests in the city and forced changes in the nation's second largest police department. dean reynolds is in chicago. >> reporter: the 40-year-old police officer with 17 years of service in chicago's toughest neighborhoods was stoic as the jury verdict was read out loud. >> will you please read the verdicts. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, jason van dyke, guilty of second degree murder. >> reporter: conviction on a charge of second degree murder, plus 16 counts of aggravated battery for each of the 16 shots he fired into 17-year-old laquan mcdonald on that october night four years ago. >> and now we can go home tonight and sleep knowing that laquan is at peace. >> reporter: van dyke shot mcdonald six seconds after arriving on the scene, the only officer to shoot at the suspect who brandished a knife and refused to drop it. having watched this dashcam video of the incident repeatedly and heard van dyke's pleas that he feared fo

we know that jason van dyke will be back in court october 31st. we will be watching. you so much. >> thank you for having me. >>> still ahead this hour, focusing on d.c. protests against the soon to be supreme court justice brett kavanaugh are mobilizing across the country. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's fall sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, during our fall sale weekend special, the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is only $899. plus, 24-month financing and free home delivery. ends monday. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. (honking) when your craving strikes, you need your wing nut. ( ♪ ) no one can totally satisfy a craving, quite like your wing nut. no one can totally satisfy a craving, touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz, the first and onl

toward van dyke.now the city was bracing for acquitt acquittal. barricades set u outside the courthouse a schools had contingency plans. there was a sigh of relief when the verdict was read. al peace protest, as you mentioned sheinelle. people wanting to continue lation was the police and community. the judge ordered jason van dyke back into court a the end of the month. he could potentially spend decades in prison. sheinelle. peter. >> ron mott in chicago. ro m thank you. ore to get to this morning, including robert muell moving to seize paul manafort's assets. that means the justice department will soon own a condo at trump tower and a house in the hamptons along with with other properties and bank accounts. it is part of the plea deal that manafort signed last month. >>> a warm welcome for first lady melania trump as she landed in egyptor the last leg of the visit to africa. the first s o tripabroad. she is working to support u.s. aid projects in the country and plans to visit the pyramids. she avo

. >> we the jury find the defendant, jason van dyke, guilty. >> reporter: jason van dyke showing little emotion as jurors found him guilty of second degree murder and 16 counts of aggravated battery. one for each shot in the 2014 killing of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. the judge revoking the bond for the former police officer turned convicted felon, now booked in jail. and outside, jubilation as the decision was read. mcdonald's family saying justice was served. the white officer shooting the black teenager 16 times as he walked down a chicago street carrying a three-inch knife. da, ard mohsng prot when it was reased. some violent. officers placed on alert, bracing for demonstrations. on the witness stand, van dyke, who was responding to a call of someone breaking into cars, testified he believed mcdonald was lunging at him and refused commands to drop the knife. >> i was yelling at him, drop the knife. i yelled, i don't know how many times. >> reporter: but in the video, mcdonald, who was high on pcp, appears to be walking away from van dyke when he is shot. prosecutors telling the jur

van dyke faces decades in prison. he's believed to be the first chicago police officer to be convicted of an on-dutyilling in 50 years. >> a man accused of killing a south carolina police officer is staying in jail. bond was denied for seth hopkins today. the 79-year-old is accused of killing terrence caroway of the florence police department. he's accused of shooting six other officers. police say he ambushed them as he tried to serve a warrant on k s' son. >>> next at 11, a family-owned restaurant on t verge of re-opening after a fire on its osiest day of the year. there is just more thing they need. >> using a pickup truck as a battering ram. police asking forelp finding these wanna be atm thieves. >> it's time for the ross fall dress event. yeah? so you can find a party dress at a price yeah. that makes you want to celebrate. find the perfect dress for every occasion. it feels even better when you find it for less at the ross fall dress event. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you ...for how much?.. y

outside, celebrations, van dyke convicted of shooting 1year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times caught on video held by police for more than a year before its release sparking protests. ovan dyke convict 16 counts of aggravated battery. >> with the firearm, teirst shot. >> rep one for each bullet. >> fifth shot, 12th shot, 16th sts. reporter: for mcdonald's family, justice. >> this family wanted justice. >> that's right. y . >> because revenge belongs to god. >> reporter: for the jurors, a solum duty. >> instead of escalating the situatioshould have deescalated. >> reporter: mcdonald had a knife and van dyke said he ared for his life and fellow officers. >> how close did he get to you? >> he goobably about ten 15 feet away from me. >> reporter: prosecutors say the video contradicted his account and van dyke was the only officer who fired.to ght, a peaceful march in a city that had been bracing for much worse. >> now they know they can't just get away with this so maybe they will think before they pull the trigger. >> reporter: jason van t dyke is believbe the first chicago police officer convic

the video shows van dyke shooting mcdonald 16 times.of the other officers fired their weapons. it wasn't until 13 months after the incident a judge ordered the city to release the vehicle. >> 16 shots and a cover-up! >> reporter: the video ignited protests, a justice department civil rights investigation, criticism of the city's mayor and eventually the ouster of the police superintendant. >> i shot him. >> reporter: in an unusual move tuesday, van dyke took the witness stand in his own defense. >> his face had no expression. his eyes were just bugging out of his head. he had just these huge white eyes, just staring right through me. >> reporter: at times becoming visibly emotional as he alleged the 17-year-old ignored repeated commands to drop his knife before the officer opened fire. >> he waved the knife from his lower right side upwards, across his body, towards my left shoulder. >> reporter: prosecutors sparred with van dyke over discrepancies in his testimony, that the teenager raised his knife towards officers which cannot be see

jason van dyke shot laquan mcdonald 16 times. it caused outrage and mass protests.ndonesia. at least 1,500 people are confirmed to have died. the nobel peace prize has been awarded to two campaigners against sexual violence. denis mukwege has a clinic in the democratic republic of congo, and nadia murad campaigns for the yazidi people in northern iraq. a man who tried to push two people onto the tracks on the london underground has been found guilty of attempted murder.

the video shows van dyke shooting mcdonald 16 times.rs at the scene fired their weapons. it wasn't until 13 months after the incident that a judge ordered the city to release the video. >> 16 shots and a cover-up -- >> reporter: the video innight protests -- ignited protest. criticism of the mayor and eventually the oust of the police superintendent. >> i shot him. >> reporter: in an unusual move tuesday, van dyke took the witness stand in his own defense. >> his face had no expression. his eyes were just bugging out of his head. he had just these huge white eyes, just staring right through me. >> reporter: at times becoming visibly emotional as he alleged the 17-year-old ignored repeated commands to drop his knife before the officer opened fire. >> he waved the knife from his lower right side upwards, across his body, toward my left shoulder. >> reporter: prosecutors sparred with van dyke over discrepancies in his testimony that the teenager raised his knife toward officers which could not be seen in the dash cam video. >> have you eve

lawyers for van dyke say he was dealing with a threat made against his daughter. the judge gave van dyke until today to show proof of that threat or his bond could be revoked. the release of the shooting video in 2015 sparking months' long protests. [ chanting "16 shots" ] >> reporter: and with the verdict now possible today, businesses are preparing to shu. and to prepare for a protest, some schools will dismiss students early when the verdict is handed down and other schools have planned to hold recess inside if there's a not guilty verdict. >>> seven russian intelligence officers are now under indictment in the united states accused of taking part in global cyberattacks. the fbi says the targets included a nuclear energy company and the world anti-doping agency. the alleged crimes also extended to the olympics. the suspects allegedly hacked the drug test results of american athletes including venus and serena williams and simone biles. moscow denies the charges. >>> overseas now and the tsunami zone in central indonesia. search crews thought they detected a sig

the video shows van dyke shot 16 times.he police to release the video. eventually it resulted in the ouster of the police superintendent. van dyke took the witness stand in his own defense. >> his face had no expression. his eyes were just bugging out of his head. he had these huge white eyes, just staring white through me. >> reporter: at times becoming visibly emotional as he alleged the 17-year-old ignored repeated commands to drop his knife before the officer opened fire. >> he waved the knife from his lower right side upwards across his body towards my left shoulder. >> reporter: prosecutors sparred with van dyke over discrepancies in his testimony, that the teenager raised his knife towards officers, which could not be seen in the dash cam video. >> have you ever seen laquan do that on one of those videos? >> the video doesn't show my perspective. >> reporter: van dyke's lawyer says he was not surprised by the verdict and plans to appeal. >> if police officers think that they can never fire against somebody that is ac

van dyke. that is what we have been telling people for so long. laquan mcdonald is not an isolated incident. jason van dyke represents the epitome of everything that is wrong with chicago police. >> the judge revoked the bond for jason van dyke. second-degree murder could carry a sentence of up to 20 years. >>> a new road closure tonight as crews continue repairing the trans bay transit center. fremont street is already close as work continues where two cracked the beams were discovered. officials now plan to shut down first street during overnight hours. there is no sign of trouble there but since the deck over first street has a similar design crews will add reinforcement as a precaution. >> first street will be close to traffic at night so we can remove the ceiling. we are not going to close across the street like we closed fremont street. that work will be done at night. >> the closure happens from 9:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. for the next few nights. >>> caltrain will close its tracks to san

. >> reporter: an emotional chicago police officer jason van dyke told the jury today what he saw ande shot 17-year-old laquan mcdonald on that october night almost four years ago. >> his face had no expression. his eyes were just bugging out of his head. he had just these huge white eyes just staring right through so h >> reporter: he also had a knife tth a three-inch blade. in this dash-cam video, mcdonald is seen eluding a police pursuit when van dyke gets out of his s.u.v. and takes dead aim. defense counsel randy ruecerte walked him through what happened ixt. >> i was yelling at him, "drop the knife." i yelled it i don't know how many times, but that's all i yelled. >> and did he keep advancing towards you? an he never stopped. >> reporter: but neither the dash-cam video nor even the defense animation of the deadly confrontation shows mcdonald advancing. >> and what if anything did he do with his arm? >> he waved the knife from his lower right side upwards across his body towards my left shoulder. >> reporter: also not seen in hoe videos. so, why shoot 16 times? >> i could see hi

chicago cop jason van dyke found guilty of second degree murder in a teen's shooting death. >> he going to jail. >> the cheering outside the courthouse and what the jurors are saying about their decision. >>> emergency landing. >> something you don't see every day in clark county. >> this single engine plane forced to land on a busy highway when the engine goes out. >> i'm just happy to be here. >> how the pilot managed to walk away. >>> lacroix lawsuit. a customer suing the beverage company over claims the popular sparkling water contains only natural flavors. what one man says is really in the drink and how lacroix is responding. >>> and homecoming hero. the one-handed high school football player helping lead his team to victory overnight. >> anything is possible. >> the linebacker's full scholarship to play division 1 ball and this morning, the surprise message he received. >>> hey, good morning. and let's get right to our top story. we are just hours away now from a final vote on whether judge brett kavanaugh will become supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. >> it has been a brutal

>> no you're not. >> reporter: van dyke was one o. public outcry led to mass protests, the dismissal of the police superintendent and the election defeat of the state's attorney who charmed varn dike only after the video was released. the prosecution argues that van dyke was enramgd that a black boy, as they put it, had the audacity to ignore police commands. van dyke is facing two counts of first-degree murder that, if convicted, could land him in jail for life. closing arguments are expected this week. jeff? >> glor: dean reynolds, thank you. rescues as floodwaters rise in arizona. your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. . >> glor: we have been seeing dramatic rescues today as sheets of rain fell on the desert southwest. arizona got the worst of it. here's carter evans. >> reporter: rescue crews prukd drivers from their cars one by one after floodwater swachd t

van dyke unloading his firearm shooting mcdonald 16 times. the jury was given the option to find van dyke guilty of second-degree murder rather than first if they found he believed he was justified in using deadly force. but they deemed the force unreasonable. >> second-degree murder is a combination of first-degree murder, plus a mitigating factor. >> reporter: the video which became a centerpiece for the prosecution appears to show mcdonald walking away from the officers as he was shot. van dyke testified that he feared for his life saying he saw mcdonald raising his knife at officers. chicago police have been bracing for the result of this verdict and have enacted their post-trial operation having officers work 12-hour shifts with no days off. >> he going to jail, yeah!! >> this is a big win. this is a step forward. this is what we been fighting for all this time. >> reporter: van dyke also found guilty of 16 counts of aggravated battery, one for each shot fired at mcdonald. he was held without bond and now faces up to 30 years behind bars

van dyke is to appeal.

van dyke shot mcdonald 16 times. mcdonald's great-uncle said today that the verdict raises hopes of abusive officers being heccountable. >> we believe that this fight for justice for laquan represents a fight for families across this country. we are americans. we've been here over 400 years. we have an equitable right to this country as much as anyone. >> ninan: van dyke's lawyers say they plan to appeal his convictions. he's due back in court october 31 to set a sentencing date. pope francis today approved a review of vatican documents on disgraced american cardinal theodore mccarick. vatican officials are accused of covering up sexual misconduct allegations against mccarrick. today's vatican announcement did not address allegations that francis himself knew of accusations against mccarrick years ago. mccarrick resigned in july. coming up next, commuters in san francisco fear their city's new $2 billion bus station is not all it's cracked up to be. >> ninan: san francisco's brand new transbay transit center will be

van dyke unloading his firearm shooting mcdonald 16 times.he jury was given the option to find van dyke guilty of second-degree murder rather than first if they found he believed he was justified in using deadly force. but they deemed the force unreasonable. >> second-degree murder is a combination of first-degree murder, plus a mitigating factor. >> reporter: the video which became a centerpiece for the prosecution appears to show mcdonald walking away from the officers as he was shot. van dyke testified that he feared for his life saying he saw mcdonald raising his knife at officers. chicago police have been bracing for the result of this verdict and have enacted their post-trial operation having officers work 12-hour shifts with no days off. >> he going to jail, yeah!! >> this is a big win. this is a step forward. this is what we been fighting for all this type. >> reporter: van dyke also found guilty of 16 counts of aggravated battery, one for each shot fired at mcdonald. he was held without bond and now faces up to 30 years behind bars.

revoked van dyke's bond he was led out of the andcuffs. . >> it don't stop with jason van dyke. that's what we've been telling people for so long. laquan mcdonald is not an isolated incident. jason van dyke represents the epitome of what is wrong with the chicago police department. >> the judge revoked van dyke's bond and he was led out of the courtroom in handcuffs. >>>a three month undercover investigation has led to a drug and prostitution bust at an oakland karaoke bar. four people were arrested at music cafe thursday. agents say they were sold cocaine, ecstasy, and ketamine at the lounge. the lounge was also allegedly serving alcohol after 2:00 a.m. in addition to the arrests, agents confiscated cash and narcotics. liquor license could now be suspended or revoked. hundreds of marriott hotel employees are continui area and the business' liquor license could be suspended or revoked. >>>hundreds of marriott hotel employees are continuing a strike in the bay area and beyond. here's the scene yesterday at the san jose marriott. workers are also picketing marriott affiliated hote

nat: "we the jury find the defendent, jason van dyke, guilty of second degree murder" jason van dyke -- found guilty of second degree murder in the death of17-year-old laquan mcdonald.jesse jackson: "some relief... but no cause for celebration. laquan is in the grave and left his family... van dyke is in jail and left his family, so in some sense there are no winners in this situation."the chicago police officer shot mcdonald 16 times in 20-14.van dyke was convicted on charges for each bullet he fired.judge: "the charges in this case were first degree murder, 16 counts of aggrivated battery, and one count of official misconduct." the jury of eight women and four men found van dyke not guilty of official misconduct. juror: "...we felt he had the right to carry the weapon and he had the right to use his weapon because he's apolice officer... so we had to say not guilty"the jurors watched the bodycam footage of the deadly shooting --that video sparked protests in chicago when it was released in 20-15. after the verdict was read on friday -- demonstrators took to the streets yet again. c

the prosecution said van dyke eye aye becaused his power.h on pcp and staubed a police car style and windshield. when jason van dyke testified he acted in self-defense, the teen was closing in on him. >> we never lost eye contact. his eyes were bugging out of his face, just expressionless. he waved a knife from his lower right side upwards across his body. toward my left shoulder. >> when he did that what did do you? >> i shot him. >> mcdonald's mother was in court a few days during trial. the let prosecutor says even with the guilty verdict today is a very painful day. because she has to relive her son's death in the public spotlight, all over again. attorney for van dyke worry this will cause chicago officers in the field and across the country not to engage with suspects. >> police officers likely will roll up their windows, and wait until this individual gets tired, or got forbid kills somebody, before they even get out of the car. that's the troubling factor. >> chicago police enacted wide spread plans to perhaps deal with riots, but so

van dyke is to appeal.rmed to have died on the island of sulawesi. now on bbc news: hundreds of people are killed by the police in the us each year.

van dyke said he feared for his life when mcdonald refused to drop a 3-inch knife. the teen was high on pcp at the time. >> his face had no expression. his eyes were just bugging out of his head. i shot at that knife and wanted him to get rid of that knife. >> reporter: van dyke fired 16 shots. he was the only officer on the scene to shoot at mcdonald. he says he thought mcdonald was lunging at him. van dyke could face life in prison if convicted. >>> well, time now for a look at your weather on this wednesday morning. a storm system that battered the northeast is now moving offshore but there's some lingering rain in boston and other parts of new england this morning. and several twisters were reported in pennsylvania. one confirmed tornado badly damaged a nursing home as you can see there near townville. no injuries were reported. and remnants of tropical storm rosa triggering dangerous flash flooding across parts of the southwest. record rainfall in phoenix turned streets into rivers. firefighters there rescuing dozens of stranded drivers. >>> well, coming up, a

van dyke is to appeal.relief" to help victims of the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia. at least 1500 people are confirmed to have died on the island of sulawesi.

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a white chicago police officer jason van dyke was found guilty of the killing of a black teen a crime that carries a sentence of up to twenty years in prison then sixteen times. but i've heard that there's more than one for each bullet he fired into a seventeen year old look kwan mcdonald in two thousand and fourteen van dyke was convicted of aggravated battery with a firearm the teen was armed with a knife later found closed and shown walking away on police video it was vandyke who emptied the chamber the only officer to fire when video of the killing emerged a year later protesters filled the streets the trial featured cheery sometimes testy testimony from the first chicago police officer charged with murder in decades. his attorney mounted in impassioned argument and dropped that knife. he'd be here today but prosecutors argued that van dyke had planned to shoot before he got out of his car why mcdonald was never going to walk home that night. the defendant did i get that on the way to the seeing chicago which still bears some scars from the infamous one nine hundred sixty eight ri

we join paula van dyke at a concert in the u.s. where he's the festival headliner and will disclose why his career first took off after the fall of the berlin wall. with big dreams.

the defense, and van dyke himself, telling jurors that his perspective was different than what's seen on the video and that although it was a tragedy-- it was not murder. ofc. jason van dyke/chicago police: "he waved the knife from his lower right side upwards across his body, towards my left shoulder"but the jurors going with what the video showed, siding with the prosecutionjuror: i feel that we gave a good verdict. we looked at all the evidence and we ruled on it accordingly.im camila bernal reporting (ken)(ken) new unemployment numbers indicate the rate of joblessness in the u-s is the lowest it's been in decades. according to new numbers from the department of labor, the unemployment rate fell to three-point-seven percent in september. that's the lowest rate in 49 years -- since december of 1969. 134-thousand jobs were added last month. still, that's below expectations and below the monthly average for the year. the labor department says hurricane florence affected results for the month. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron

van dyke could spend decades behind bars and the time for aggravated battery. mcdonald's family and supporters responded. >> it gave us justice of which we seek and also set a press depth across this country that now people can look to chicago and they can come here and learn what was done to bring us to this moment. they can begin to practice that in their towns and cities and bring justice for themselves. >> the real crime here is not just a death in the 16 shots. the real crime is the cover up. >> that is what some of this change looks like. the mayor and leadership has been accepting any verdict and other things are not changing. i want to note this. a lawless statement from unions following the rule of law whether you agree with the outcome or not. challenging the legitimacy by saying they were duped into saving the asses of self serving politicians. they worked on the issues and from chicago, an attorney for civil rights cases. he went to law school a story that is significant. this everyone can understand watching right now. >> i really do believe it sta

van dyke is to appeal. the united nations says it's urgently trying to raise $50 million "for immediate relief" to help victims of the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia. at least 1500 people are confirmed to have died on the island of sulawesi. now on bbc news: in 15 minutes, newswatch, but now it's click. if we want to take a quick snap these days we tend to use one of these days we tend to use one of these but if you are serious about these but if you are serious about these photos then this is still the camera of choice, the dslr. of course, not just the camera of choice, the dslr. of course, notjust the camera itself is bigger, the sensor to capture the image is also large are providing the professional standard known as full frame which is the equivalent in size to the old 35mm film. the mobile phone had clearly taken its toll on the compact camera, but the dslr had remained largely untouched until the last couple of years, when a new system, called mirrorless, started to gain traction and respect. d

this is the first time we hear van dyke talk in-depth about the shooting.tains he fired his weapon because he feared for his life. it was the chilling video that gripped the country sparking massive protests, dash cam footage showing chicago police officer jason van dyke shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times on a chicago street killing him. this morning, the officer taking the stand in his own defense for the first time. >> his face had no expression. his eyes were just bugging out of his head. he had these huge white eyes just staring right through me. >> reporter: jason van dyke testifying he feared for his life and fired because mcdonald ignored repeated commands to drop a 3-inch knife. >> i shot at that knife. i wanted him to get rid of that knife. >> reporter: officers were responding to a call about a man breaking into cars. van dyke and his partner followed mcdonald who was high on pcp for several blocks, prosecutors zeroing in on why van dyke told his partner he would shoot the teen. >> why did you say to him, oh, my god, we're gonna have to

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van dyke will be sentenced late they are month.n reynolds tells us more. >> reporter: the 40-year-old police officer with 17 years of service in chicago's toughest neighborhoods was stoic as the jury verdict was read aloud. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, jason van dyke, guilty of second-degree murder. >> reporter: conviction on a charge of second-degree murder plus 16 counts of aggravated battery for each of the 16 shots he fired into 17-year-old laquan mcdonald on that october night four years ago. >> and now we can go home tonight and sleep knowing that laquan is at peace. >> reporter: van dyke shot mcdonald six seconds after arriving on the scene. the only officer to shoot suspect who brandished a knife and refused to drop it. having watched this dash cam video of the incident repeatedly and heard van dyke's pleas that he feared for his life, the jury declined to find him guilty of first-degree murder with a potential life sentence. this woman was the lone african-american on the panel which deliberated for seven hours. >>

a white chicago police officer jason van dyke was found guilty of the killing of a black teen a crime that carries a sentence of up to twenty years in prison then sixteen times. what i've heard that there's more than one for each bullet he fired into a seventeen year old like juan mcdonald in two thousand and fourteen van dyke was convicted of aggravated battery with a firearm the teen was armed with a knife later found closed and shown walking away on police video it was vandyke who emptied the chamber the only officer to fire when video of the killing emerged a year later protesters filled the streets the trial featured teary sometimes testy testimony from the first chicago police officer charged with murder in decades. his attorney mounted in impassioned argument and drop dead and i thought. he'd be here today but prosecutors argued that van dyke had planned to shoot before he got out of his car why make that no one never going to walk home that. the defendant did i get back on the way to the. chicago which still bears some scars from the infamous one nine hundred sixty eight riots