with the video i saw. and i don't think that audio does exist. [ inaudible question ] there's supposed to be and it's supposed to happen in a couple of different instances and this is one of the things we're working on. sometimes we have technical difficulties. sometimes officers need to be disciplined if they don't turn it on at the right circumstances, which is why we're working out all the details on our body cam project as we speak, and we'll be expanding that shortly. [ inaudible question ] no, no, no, there was no audio to my knowledge with any of the video that was taken -- >> was it turned off? >> no, it didn't exist. >> you're going to get the video -- >> mr. mayor, a question -- [ inaudible ] >> you know what, i'll talk about a culture thing in the chicago police department, since i got here, i've been talking about changing the culture of the chicago police department. in a positive fashion. there are some very good things about the chicago police department that i found when i got here. we're b

people are really scrutinizing this video very closely. >> the video causes such a media frenzy thatithin 12 hours of its release, the school issues a statement declaring it a hoax. >> by the time that i issued my statement, a lot of media in australia and in the u.k. had already posted the news as real. and we thought it was really important for us to debunk it so quickly. >> even though it's fake, the public can't get enough. within days the student project reaches more than 40 million hits. >> it was really heartwarming for us to see that we got so viral, international for us and for the school. >> but it is not just media attention that the school receives. >> the money we did with our youtube channel is being used to create a color shape for future students in the school. >> that's what i'm the most proud of, and i hope it will create a great artist. >> so did all the hard work pay out when grades were passed out? >> if you get more than 100,000 views, you get an a-plus. so i think we got a little bit more than that, so i think we get an a-plus-plus for that. >>> coming up -- co

"caught on camera: viral videos true or false." >>> extreme sports videos. they leave our hearts pounding and adrenaline pumping. >> i think we love extreme videos because we can live through them without having to risk your own life. >> when it doesn't go well there's that element of jackass, like, my god, i can't that just happened. >> no one can believe what happens in this next video. >> you see this high bar on the edge of this cliff. this guy is hanging from it. >> as we all know, base jumping's gotten pretty boring. you need to do things to make it more exciting. and he is flipping around. now, one might think that the setup crew would make sure that that high bar was extra sturdy. so as he's flipping, suddenly the high bar just up and collapses. >> and you're kind of wondering, is he falling to his death, you don't really see it. >> oh, my god. what happened? what happened to that guy? >> the base jump gone bad leaves millions on the edge of their seats hoping that the video is fake. >> well, this could easily be faked. the cliff could have a level r

they had the video. the police department, the state's attorney, the mayor's office could have if they had wanted to had the video from day one. that video i think tells a very definite story. sure you need to do an investigation and interview witnesses but it certainly shouldn't have taken a year for these charges to be filed. you heard anita alvarez herself say she did this to help stem violence, a violent response to keep the community calm. she should have been releasing it because it was a crime or because it was an alleged crime and she should have been pursuing charges and she shouldn't be doing it today because she has to do it because she's worried about unrest but she should have been doing it because she's the chief investigative officer for the county. and so people are wondering why did this take so long. i this i one of the answers is, it's politics. mayor rahm emanuel as you know ran for re-election starting in it the fall of last year into the spring of this year, the campaign took about

there is know racing the video or changing the video. i don't think it would affect the officers inability to do that. i heard an officer say they can review it and write a supplemental report. it's to document new evidence, not that i changed my story because they are subject to cross-examination as to why they changed the story. i have to defer to officers who were in these incidents and they happen relatively quick and what i have seen officers that respond they are in shock. they have been involved in a tragic event. it's about writing a report in an active fashion because the video is in control. i think it's unfair if we don't let the officers view the video unless the chief think something is really wrong and up to his or her discretion and somebody the chief would designate then i can see the wiggle room. i think we should let the officers view the video. >> we could not rely on possibilities of what could happen to deny officers to view videos. there is no hard evidence and i read everything that has come through my desk. this h

most of the video we won't show, a video that appears to call for suicide attacks. times square among the images shown. >> at the same time, americans are asking are we the next target? isis seems to be saying yes. >> top security officials call the tape nothing more than a general threat. propaganda. some images recycled. but its release comes in the fallout in paris. the fbi quickly issued a statement saying there is no specific threat. the nypd issued one too there is no current threat to the scene at this time. we will remain at a heightened since 9/11, groups like al qaeda and now isis have threatened new york. and there have been numerous past plots, like the times squ@be bomb plot and the subway case. to this summer's homegrown group in new york and new jersey where some are accused of talk about trying to get assault weapons for attack. earlier this week, isis issued a different video calling for attacks on washington, d.c. the general threat environment remains constant. officials stress this isis video changes little. again, nypd and fbi officials telling

with video than ever.remains to be seen how it all plays out, but i think they captured people's imagination. that is the biggest challenge, is rising above the noise. finding a solution that people kind of have this emotional connection with and actually want to use. so it is always a journey to find that. and if you do not put pressure on yourself -- people ask about replicating the success of youtube, that is not what i'm out to do. it is just enjoying the process and hopefully stumbling across that small insight. emily: why not retire? you certainly could. chad: i certainly could. a lot of people can retire. but again, life is not about sitting around. it is about hopefully about making a difference. so that's what continues to drive me. emily: what do you think of facebook and twitter's efforts in video? chad: with facebook, they have a feed. people are coming there to consume stuff. i do not know if it is very directed yet. they have not really nailed search. i do not know if people go there to searc

this is what he is saying about the video. "the video by nature is two dimensional, so the problem is it distorts distances and distances and depth perception are important. the most critical problem is that the video does not depict what my client was seeing. it is not a video from the eyes of my client." so, jill, the lawyer for the officer here is saying, look, if you had a video camera from the perspective of this officer, you would be seeing something very different right now. how does that sound to you? >> well, that's the argument that the officer's attorney is going to make, certainly that, you know, he saw maybe, he thought he was coming toward him. but one thing that's telling in this video is you can see the white lines of the street. so you can see where laquan mcdonald is and you can see where the officer who fired 16 rounds at him is standing as well. and you can pretty well, you know, figure out that distance. and i'm sure the detectives in the cook county d.a. did that. also, this is not a shoot situation. i di

there is no sound on this video of the murder of laquan mcdonald. there is no sound on this video. it is very graphic. you should be warned about that. if you choose to watch it, you will see mcdonald armed with a knife. and you will see him trying to get away from police officers who were then closing in on him. here is that video. this is laquan mcdonald in the middle of the road there. the officers will approach from his left. you can see him hit there. 16 shots in total were fired. there was a pause, according to witnesses after the first shots and before the second shots were fired. that's an officer kicking the knife out of laquan mcdonald's hands there. and those blurs that occurred were nbc standards, blurring moments there where there appears to be puffs of smoke. some people have mistaken puffs of smoke coming from the body when it is hit by the bullets. that is actually debris in the area of the body. if there's smoke from a shooting it's at the area of the gun. >> it's my determination that this defendant's actions of shooting laquan mcdonald when he did not pose an imm

we'll get that video, we'll review the video. it is extremely disturbing.police officer 37-year-old jason van dyke shooting and killing the 17-year-old laquan mcdonald as mcdonald lay on the ground it's been described in this criminal complaint againfiled today, first-degree murder charges. he's in prison right new. let's talk about what is going on as we a wait the release of the video. jeff toobin, you're on the phone. you're watching the legal part of all of this. were you surprised at the actual charge first-degree murder even though the 17-year-old did have a 3 inch switch blade or whatever, some sort of small knife that he wassed holding? >> well, it is certainly the maximum that a prosecutor could have charged the officer with. i think some people sometimes have a misimpression of what first-degree murder means. it doesn't messily means that a hit man planned overnight to kill someone in advance. it really can take place in a moment. a premeditated murder only means that this was an intentional killing unjustified under any circumstance. it is certai

can we go to the video? there we go. this is a video of laquan mcdonald. this is the dash cam video. there is no audio to this tape. but this videotape of this dash cam happens right as the officer who is charged with murder rolls up on the scene. six seconds after he gets there. you see the officer rolling up now. six seconds after he gets to the scene, he encounters laquan mcdonald and shoots him once and a couple times. according to the prosecutor every time you see smoke there is another shot. if you don't see smoke -- you -- those shots are entering his body and you see him smuv and another smoke right there. and the partner of the officer walks over and kicks the knife. today it was released because of a court order. you were with some protesters how are people reacting where you are now? >> don, you know the city very well. in fact we walked north down michigan avenue. we took a turn. we stopped in the street several times and went up state treat and walked over three miles so far. this is the scene now, protesters are occupying the front of a polic

harry houck, you've seen the video. we've all seen the video now. laquan mcdonald does have the knife in his hand but he does not appear at any moment to be moving toward that officer or making any threatening gestures towards that officer. >> john, let me tell you something. now that all of the evidence and video is out in this case, i cannot condone any of that officer's actions at all. i watched this video very closely. we slowed it down back and forth several times. the fact is, when that officer got out of the car, i thought the first shots were going to be okay based on reports before. but at the scene, just getting out of the car, you see there's a fence to the right where the perpetrator was moving to, mr. mcdonald? nobody's lives were in danger at that time. that fence was there. there was nobody on the street. there was no reason that officer should have fired the shots that fast. he at least had more time to try and get this guy to drop the knife. >> he had other options? >> yes. >> is what you're saying? >> yes. >> harry, for people that

if you have a video the video shows what happened. so what does it matter, the video shows the accuracy of what happened. what does it matter if he views it or doesn't view it because he got the video recording? >> i think there is two scenarios. i'm going to raise a hypothetical. let's say the officer fires his weapon because he perceives that somebody is rushing at him with a weapon. and then when they watch the video, it turns out it wasn't that type of a weapon. it was something else. what we really want to capture in the officers statement is what he or she thought it was. that's what's important and why it matters whether they viewed it before or not, i don't believe this is a gotcha moment because if the officer was told in advance that it was a certain type of weapon and other people are repeating that information and somebody is rushing at you and all you see is a glimpse of metal. it's what is reported to you and what you saw. i don't want an officer after viewing the video, it wasn't that. maybe i should change what my reco

parts of the video appear in a april rap video but tonight suggest a new warning.s as suspected isis terrorists were arrested here in paris. in the early morning hours, heavy gunfire. explosions as french police raid an apartment building in a paris suburb. suspected terrorists hiding out inside. and police say planning another major attack. >> translator: the police officers faced great difficulty. an armored door resisted the explosives launched in the raid. there was uninterrupted gunfire for almost an hour. >> reporter: french authorities arrested seven people, including this man who appears to have been stripped down. it's unclear if that's because police were searching him for explosives. ma'am tour video captured another suspect ordered to the ground quickly handcuffed by police. two other suspected terrorists were killed in the raid including a woman that blew herself up. that woman believed to be the cousin of abdelhamid abaqoud. >> translator: one body was torn apart and not identifiable. early evidence indicates the explosion was caused when a woman deto

there is video of the incident but that video has not been released. of monday's shooting protesters say they are more dedicate today the case. they led a march through minneapolis tuesday. >> reporter: at the request of jamar clark's family today was a day of mourning, not a day of protest here in minneapolis. black lives matter didn't schedule demonstrations or marches today. on the way from the church when the funeral was held today on the way to the cemetery in north minneapolis the funeral procession did stop by. it was at the same encampment monday night that five protesters were shot. now, the injuries were all considered nonlife threatening. some of the wounded were able to attend the funeral here today. federal investigators are watching that investigation to see if any federal hate crime charges may be involved. craig, back to you. >> thank you. i want to bring in fellow. former new york police officer and director of the black law enforcement alliance joins me, as well. let me start with you. what stands out to you about the protester shooti

. >>> right now at 5:00, dramatic new video of the paris attack. surveillance video showing the chaos from inside of a restaurant. plus, the latest on the terror investigation. >> isis now threatening to attack new york city. the video that's causing major concerns and the response from the city's mayor. >> plus, a time loo into a murder. disturbing new video shows the moments leading up to the death of a danvers high schoolteacher. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com. >> good morning. it is 5:00. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. great to be with you on this 9th of november. >> it's the 19th. >> what did i say? >> 9th. >> oh, no. sorry about that. >> thanksgiving is next week, kathryn. >> it says throwback thursday. >> maybe it was a saturday. weekend. totally get it. thinking. >>> temperatures are generally in the 40s for a lot of us. the wind from the southeast, 10 miles per hour. the wind will ramp up as the rain comes in. 33 in norwood is one of the cooler spots. the clouds have move

and she shot that video.'s the money shot right there. she got the video of one of the three people apprehended because of this police chase that ended up in a fiery crash that also included a shooting of a pennsylvania state trooper who is listed in stable condition at hahnemann hospital this morning. and the picture on the left is a live picture. what you're seeing on the right is the video that our alert viewer shot for us and sent to us. on the left you see they're already placing markings. i can only presume those are evidence. we don't exactly know what that is i wouldn't presume a guess as to what it is but perhaps a shell casing or something but they're already marking spots on the road there at 676 from the shooting this morning. >> and, again the state trooper was shot in the shoulder through the back through. and we're told again that the state trooper is alert in stable condition at hahnemann university hospital and we keep showing those pictures of the school bus so if you're just joining us no s

as for this video, we've seen video like this before.nly from the isis terrorist group but al qaeda has put it out in their "inspire" magazine and online videos. and we have seen time square targeted twice in recent years. we saw the failed time square bomb plot where a car bomb failed to explode. we also had the case where suicide bombers allegedly plotted to blow up new york city subways. the fbi and nypd moving in before they could finish building their bombs. so new york has been in the crosshairs, at least 15 times since 9/11 in aspirational or inspirational plots. it's nothing new for this city, but it continues to be a major concern for this city. the police commissioner saying new york remains the number one terror target inside the u.s., a major concern, also concerning yesterday isis putting out that video where it was threatening washington, d.c. again, no specific threat to that city, but ongoing general concern that isis now stepping up its efforts to strike outside of syria and iraq and hit western countries and now they ar

video shows the fire jot on fire before it crashes. russian president have had miles an hour putin warns there will be significant consequences for turkey downing its jet. >>> and signs of normal life this morning in brussels. schools in a subway are reopening in the belgian capital after four days of security lockdown. but the government is maintaining the highest level of safety alert over fears of an imminent paris-style terror attack. hundreds of police and soldiers are on patrol. >>> prosecutors in paris have charged the man who housed the apparent ring leader of the terror attacks. jawad says he doesn't know who they were. prosecutors revealed the ring leader abdelhamid returned to the theater after the attacks. >>> seven people are dead. the attackers penetrated heavy security. >>> video shows a sophisticated network of isis tunnels under the iraqi town of sinjar. they were used to store ammunition and a coalition of ammunition. >>> the white house tuesday, president obama stood shoulder-to-shoulder with french president fran sa

the video is what the video is. the officer dudant taylor the testimony on the video. they can't manipulate or change it. >> is there further public comment? now is your chance. okay. hearing none, public comment is closed. i'll see if commissions want to thank-i'll just say i am grateful for the thoughtfulness the comment and the amount of time taken and resunch done. we will go at the next meeting november 4 and deliberate the issues. we are not taking action but you can watch on sfgtv on line. final comments bf we wrap up? >> i may not be on the november 4 meeting. i am scheduled to be out of town and hear the community member jz police officers and reading this stuff. i have to say the body camera issue is bringing clainge to the department and to the public and change can be difficult but it is the new 41 tear and struggle to find where we start with the policy. i understand also when officers act quickly on the street that there-it is adrinian and quick decision making and it is dark but they have been doing that for a long time and make the split second decision

that video breaking.e have exclusive new video of a plane being shot down today only seconds after crossing into turkish air space. the pilot shot to death as he attempted to parachute to safety by men yelling allah akbar. >> new york city scrambling to add more detectives to track terror leads. the cold truth is, (coughing) you can't work from home when you're sick. you need real relief. alka-seltzer plus day cold & flu has three cold symptom fighters to relieve your tough symptoms. (truck horn) alka-seltzer plus. in panama, which is a city of roughly 2 million people, we are having 5,000 new cars being sold every month. this is a very big problem for us with respect to fast and efficient transportation. it's kind of a losing proposition to keep going this way. we are trying to tackle the problem with several different modes. one of them is the brand new metro. we had a modest forecast: 110,000 passengers per day in the first line. we are already over 200,000. our collaboration with citi has been very im

amy: have you seen this video? >> i have not. i have had it described to me almost frame by frame detail by those who have. amy: so describe how you discovered that the police account, in fact, was not correct. >> so a colleague and i, civil rights lawyer that i worked closely with, we received a tip from some weeks after the event -- we received a tepid from a city employee who was concerned that this case was not going to be vigorously investigated. he told us there was video. he told us that it was horrific execution. it gave me enough information to be able to track down a witness to the event, civilian witness. so that was the initial impetus. piecet point, we wrote a making known the video existed and calling on the city to release it. some months later, the autopsy became available. remember, the city's account, the official account was boy lunges at police, police shoot in self-defense, and he dies some time later in a nearby hospital. when the autopsy became available, there was now definitive information that he was sho

nypd says video is mish mack of old propaganda videos and there's no blatant new threat. in news conference just before midnight the commissioner said investigators are monitoring any possible plots and are urging everyone to remain vigilant. >> that's what terrorists seek to do. they seek to create fear, they seek to intimidate. we will not be intimidated and we will not live in fear. >> sara: police say they have added 500 officers to the counterterrorism unit in the wake of new video. earlier this week isis also provided a video mentioning washington d.c. that came out just days after the paris attacks. >> gene: this morning white house says president obama still planing to to paris at the end of the month. the president scheduled to attend a climate change conference. meanwhile senior european officials say suspected mastermind of the terror attacks is dead and french prosecutors refuse to confirm abdelhamid abaaoud was killed in yesterday's raids north of paris eight people were arrested, two more were killed in massive anti-terror operation and experts are using dna

the nypd say the video is a videos and no blatant new threat. investigators are monitoring any possible plots and are urging everyone to remain vigilant. >> that is what terrorists seek to do. they seek to create fear. they seek to intimidate. we will not be intimidated, and we will not live in fear. >> daniel: police say they have added 500 officers to the counter terrorism unit in the wake of this new video. earlier this week isis released a video mentionsing washington d.c. that came out just days after the paris eta after the paris attacks. >>> also this morning isis said this is the picture of the type of bomb used to blow up a russian passenger plane over egypt. a propaganda magazine used by the terror group released this image that appears to show explosive material hidden in a soda can. intelligence agencies have not verified the claim. 224 people died when the metro jet plane exploded on halloween jet plane exploded on halloween. the can may have been smuggled on board by workers at the airport in egypt. >>> new this morning, more anti-

whether the mayor saw the video personally or not, someone in the mayor's office must have seen the video. they must have known the likelihood that this officer would be found culpable of murdering this child. otherwise, that size of a settlement for a cash-strapped city, as we are often told, would not have been approved. of course, we would expect a conscientious mayor to want to see such a video of this kind of killing. and given the attention that police violence has gotten across the country and given the legitimate anger of many in the african-american community, the question would be, why didn't the mayor see the video sooner? and i think that is a legitimate question. on: at a news conference tuesday, the chicago mayor rahm emanuel, also president obama's chief of staff before that, said police officer jason van dyke violated basic moral standards. >> obviously, this case, jason van dyke violated by the standards of professionalism that comes with being a police officer, but also basic moral standards that bind our community together. jason van dyke will be judged in court ofe law

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the video. colleagues we have taken it to the road and there have been two public meetings. many i see here were at the meeting . we had a meeting at the western edition in september and in the tenderloin in october. in both of those meetings we heard from the department from the construction of the policy and the various pieces of the working group and we heard from folks on the different sides from the key issues and we heard from the public, issues of concern, groups who were not participating in the debate or discussion in any official capacity also have shared an sent us letters and articles to read. so that's the process where we are now. we have not yet had an opportunity as a commission to discuss the issues that have come up. we've been in a listening mode. so tonight, we are not acting or voting, but the idea is to go through in a public way the suggestions that came up and discuss the various positions and see if we can come to consensus ourselves on some of these issues. so my recomm

if you have a video the video shows what happened. so what does it matter, the video shows the accuracy of what happened. what does it matter if he views it or doesn't view it because he got the video recording? >> i think there is two scenarios. i'm going to raise a hypothetical. let's say the officer fires his weapon because he perceives that somebody is rushing at him with a weapon. and then when they watch the video, it turns out it wasn't that type of a weapon. it was something else. what we really want to capture in the officers statement is what he or she thought it was. that's what's important and why it matters whether they viewed it before or not, i don't believe this is a gotcha moment because if the officer was told in advance that it was a certain type of weapon and other people are repeating that information and somebody is rushing at you and all you see is a glimpse of metal. it's what is reported to you and what you saw. i don't want an officer after viewing the video, it wasn't that. maybe i should change what my reco

>> i had no idea. >> what was your intention to make the video?ught would be quirky and it took off? >> i was working on my portfolio. he was, like, we're going to film you eating chocolate. >> have you been recognized walking around the street or by any women going it's the salad guy? >> yes. >> how has this viral video success impacted your career? >> i would definitely say i get a lot of inquiries, whether it's music videos or hosting events. >> wait. are you? >> back off. i call dibs, girl. since the video, have ladies pretended they want to buy the house so they can see the goods? >> i get that a lot. >> now that you have all this attention, if there's a job or music video or something you would want to do, what would that be? >> i would definitely say i want to work with "the rock" johnson. >> i don't think we're ready for you and the rock at once. that's my man, too. i don't know. >> so we got to ask, do you have a significant other and how old are you? >> i don't. i'm 23. >> i'm old enough to be his mom. >> have a great day, everybody. be

video a hodgepodge of old this isis propaganda video. and the chilling video show a person holding the bomb with the finger on the trigger and showed the packed sidewalks of new york. in a news conference just before midnight. bill bratton said investigators are monitoring any possible plots and asking people to remain vigilant. >> that is what terrorists seek to do. they seek to have fear and be intimidated. we will not be intimidated and we will not live in fear. dan they have added 500 extra officers in the counter terrorism unit in the wake of the new video. isis released a video mentioning washington d.c. came out days after the paris attack out days after the paris attack. the they had officers in high tourist areas in the last few weeks but this video adds a whole new sense of urgency. we will update you on any new in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 news. >>> this morning the white house said president obama still plans to go to paris at the end of the month. the president is scheduled to attend a climate change conference. sen

the video right a way. >> right. so you view the way it is drafted. okay, hearing nothing further on f, let's go to g. in case you didn't hear, dr. marshall tells me good job. section g. for folks following along, as we've discussed this is where officers submitting an incident report or completing a written statement shall indicate whether a body worn cameras is activated and if it's activated prior to the conclusion of the event should document the reason prior to the recording. if a member reactivates the body worn cameras after taken off the member should document this. if a member determines that officer of public safety would be compromised if a body worn cameras was activated, the member should have a written statement or memorandum for reason for not wearing the camera. section g, what we've heard i already raised my drafting point which i felt that this would be a good to cross-reference on sections when you terminate. that was my only flag on this section. i don't know if other folks have any flags on g. >>

but that's not true. >> this video's really started trending. it's highlining at the waterfall of smoke in brazil. but as his friend was capturing it and taking pictures, the perfect moment. as the camera zooms out, a beautiful rainbow forms and he just ends up getting these incredible once in a lifetime spot and he's right there framed by the rainbow, or in in cases standing right in the middle of it as he's doing his thing. >> heats walking on the rainbow. >> i will say, this is beautiful. i don't know that standing on that string like that is beautiful, but he's okay so -- >> he's been doing it for two years now. he's really been building up to doing something just like this. they call it the waterfall of smoke but it's all the water particles catching the light. he's right there as the rainbow goes straight through the middle of his body. >> he was bobbing and weaving so much i couldn't really appreciate the rainbow because i kept wondering is this brother going to fall? >> he'd slide down the rainbow to safety. >> back to reality. >> big bo

he describes it as a loaded gun in the video and in the video, these two men are discussing their plans to go to a candlelight vigil outside that preliminaries police precinct the previous night. they say this was a -- this was the posted on friday. this apparently is these men on thursday night talking about going down to that protest with a loaded gun. they used white supremacist language, a lot of profanity. it's not all totally intelligible. black lives matter says they found that threatening video along with an online conversation between members of the internet site for chan among people who apparently plan to come armed to that vigil at the precinct. they posted this video as a warning to watch out for these guys. it appears that some provocateurs or counter protesters did continue to show up to the vigils. here they are in this video posted by another black lives matter activist. it doesn't appear these sort of counter protesters did anything at that rally other than make racist comments and kind of troll the activist behind the camera taking images of them. that's the backgroun

the video that shows footage of times square and isis has used this video before.lize just this hour, you heard from the white house just this hour who said there's no incredible threat to the homeland and we're not showing the video because this could be isis looking for a propaganda score. we wanted to let you know those headlines are out there, but again, we're not showing this video for fear of playing into their propaganda. >>> now, let me go to the interview that i had with senator mark warner. senator warner, let me start with, if you were governor right now, would you be one of the governors that would ask for a pause or a halt to syrian refugees? >> no. the fact is, everybody ought to get their facts straight first. of course it's critically important that we keep americans safe. that's the most important thing we can do. and we clearly ought to review this refugee admission program, and see if there are ways that we can improve it. but the fact is that anyone that goes through this program, it's over two years before people are admitted. there are reviews

brian: we have some video of an interview with him in 1933. [begin video clip] >> to like mr. roosevelt as a man? >> [indiscernible] >> would you shoot me? >> you are not a president. >> would you kill him now? >> yes, if you let me go. [end video clip] brian: houston was he executed? -- how soon was he executed? prof. feinman: five weeks. after his death, they changed his charge to murder and convicted him quickly and the appeal was very quick. he was executed. his is the quickest execution. brian: what is usually the weapon of choice? prof. feinman: it is always a gun, a firearm. often, it is a weapon such as the type used in the 19th century. i am not an expert on the type of guns. a 22: every member he had -- i am not either an expert -- how often was at a pistol versus a rifle? prof. feinman: more often a pistol, yes. huey long is an interesting character. he was known as the kingfisher. he was controversial and some people thought he was a fascist because he had storm troopers around him, private forts. huey long was seen by some as socialistic. thought he had a potentia

the video heart breaking. surveillance cameras show a man walking down the street talking on his cell phone when the speeding suv rushes at him. we have frozen the video here. that man was killed. in very terrifying. it's very sad. very upsetting and i hope i never see such a thing again. >> reporter: the speeding suv plowed through a tree, flipped and lands in front of this man's beauty supply store. >> the building collapsed the smoke and dust, we didn't see, about one or two minutes and i see the car outside. >> the car just flew around 50 feet and flipped over and over. >> reporter: inside the flipped suv, police sources tell me a 57-year-old man and 3-year-old boy. a third person was also hit. chopper 4 over the scene as the victims were rushed to the hospital. >> one guy was on the floor, not moving. another guy got out of the car in bad condition. >> reporter: police shut down this stretch of flatbush avenue as investigators tried to find out what caused the car to speed out of control on a busy sidewal

what if you play video games. israel sent this video into "right this minute." him and his girl are going to sit down and play some games. the cool part here is they're playing it in real life. >> this is my kind of game. >> the game's a classic and all but it's too slow. >> that's not really exciting for israel so let's try some racing games. >> oh, no. >> she's not a fan of the racing game. not her cup of tea. >> you can't hate on mario cart. it's a classic. >> this is more like it. >> i don't know how to drive a stick! i hate this game. >> it's israel's turn to choose. he picks the shooter. >> i don't think i like this game. >> the greatest shooter of all time. >> she's not a fan of that one. >> come on! >> she doesn't like it. >> you can't shoot your girl. >> i can't beat you at any of them. >> you can either play more often to get better or get someone else to play on your team. >> get someone else to play, hmm. he's on to something. >> i know someone who will be instinctively good like you at all these games. >> and who would that be? >> our very own littl

cnn has chosen not to show the actual video. just a few still images from the video. let's bring in our national security analyst peter bergen. this is another very chilling video. it's one thing as you've said to me over the years to produce a video like this. it's another though to deliver. >> yeah, they're threatening to attack rome but i think we need to sort of in their view rome is a synonym for the west. referred to the prophet muhammad which they believe within as early as 2020 there will be the final showdown and they're the vanguard of the final showdown that will lead to the victory. >> they go after targets here in the united states and most specifically in washington, d.c. they say they're going after the white house. they're going to blow it up they say like they blew up monuments, archaeological gems whether in syria or iraq. they say they're going to do the same thing right here in the u.s. capital. >> this is a third in the series where they threatened attacks. you know, i mean, the worry here is not that isis has a huge network as they do in france a

that video was exactly what occurred on that platform. there's no way we can get around that. >> mehserle takes the stand and testifies that he thought grant was going for a gun. grant was unarmed. mehserle also says he believed he was using his taser when he pulled the trigger. after a month-long trial, a jury finds johannes mehserle guilty of involuntary manslaughter. out of a maximum of 14 years, the judge sentences the former officer to the minimum, two years in prison, including time served. grant's family doesn't believe the punishment fits the crime. >> i believe he should still be in jail. he is trained to be an officer. he is trained on how to use a firearm. he is trained on how to deal with hostile situations. >> two b.a.r.t. officers, tony peroni and marysol domenici are fired following an independent review in the ninvestigation ino the shooting. domenici is reinstated on appeal. on june 13th, 2011, after 11 months behind bars, mehserle is released. his lawyer calls the shooting a tragic accident and certainly not a crime. and

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video. it goes out of control. it slam noose scaffolding. it lost its brakes. six injurd critically. it was among the fleet of trouble buses in washington, d.c.. they put a top deck on it and brought it here anyway. they didn't expect it. they sy they are not concerned. >> do not pay attention to the negative. planes crash. things happen. c hp tell companies when they are coming. they can preprayer for them. e hoo way patrol only charges $15 to check the bus. >> is it something you take for granted. it's just not regulated. >> we e same situation with limousines. jerry hill will be here. we will talk about the gaps in the system and how they need to be fix. >>> a decision on tuesday could be the difference between having a home or being evicted. >> they put a temporary stop to evictions earlier this month. he looked for a loophole and evicted all families in his apartment. so the real estate management cd that to serve 60 day eviction notice. >> i can feel the stress. i'll be 71-year-old chr

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the video released wednesday features footage of time square and footage from a previous video mentioning an attack in new york and clips from the attack in paris. the police are remaining vigilant. >> ed the daily mail obtained this footage which shows a gunman firing at people who had been in a cafe. police say the shooter fired at least 30 bullets into the business but no one inside was killed. >>> testimony set to resume today in the trial of philip chism. yesterday prosecutors played surveillance video that showed the moments just before and after the danvers teen is accused of killing his math teacher. chism spoke for the first time in the murder trial telling the judge he chooses to be present in the courtroom for proceedings. >> christa: the woman from pole land who is accused of trying to open and exit door on a flight to boston is charged with interfering with a flight crew. 32-year-old kamila dolniak appeared in court wednesday. her attorney says that's not the case and they claim dolniak was on ambien and doesn't remember anything that happened. the british airways plane left

the police dash cam video is graphic and it's disturbing. the video shows 17-year-old laquan mcdonald in the street. police are on the left, including the officer charged tuesday with murder. he fires 16 shots at mcdonald in about 14 seconds. officer jason van dyke is the first chicago police officer charged with murder for an on-duty murder in decades. hundreds of demonstrators slashed with police overnight and gathering near a police station and briefing blocking traffic. marlie hall reports. >> reporter: the video from the october 2014 incident shows laquan mcdonald jogging down into a street and slows down into a walk. two officers approach. prosecutors say officer jason van dyke started shooting six seconds after he got out of his vehicle. the silent video shows van dyke continued to shoot mcdonald while the teen was on the ground. a few hundred protesters took to the streets shortly after the video was released. some biefly scuffled with police and were led away in handcuffs. >> protest what we are mad about. >> people have a right to