a white chicago police officer pleaded guilty to murder in death of a teenager. the dash cam of jason van dyke shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times sparked a protest. i led to the resignation of a commissioner and they may request a change of venue. >> mayor frank jackson says that accountability will come in the form of the administrative review. they decided not to indict officers in shooting of tamir rice. the officer said he mistook the pellet gun for a real weapon. >> we take it seriously.

the release of dashcam video showing the 2014 shooting death of an unarmed black teenager by a white chicago police officer. chicago mayor rahm emanuel initially resisted the idea of a federal civil rights investigation, calling it "misguided." but he told reporters today he now welcomes the d-o-j's involvement. " we need, quote unquote, a fresh set of eyes like the department of justice to help us make the changes to both training, discipline, policy, oversight that we haven't had in the past or the efforts we've made have never really gotten at the core of this issue" jack: look into the chicago police department's use of force, police accountability, and more. the d-o-j probe will likely last more than a year. jack/2bam chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now.. brad ((ad lib weather toss)) forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad: weather adlib: it was really nice to see the sunshine thursday afternoon, and it looks like we will have more of it in the forecast! however, that really doesn't tonight will be clear to

. >> a white chicago police officer charged with killing a black teen is expected to enter a plea today. jason van dyke is being arraigned on six counts of first degree murder. he was caught on video last year shooting 17-year-old lakwan mcdonald 16 times. the teen was armed with a knife. >> arson suspected in a fire in houston. they are hoping video will help them lead to whatever is responsible. center is planning a meeting of leaders tomorrow. he wants to discuss the fire and how faith leaders can help the community move forward. >> a new jersey boy scott leader recovering after being mauled by a bear. he was climbing with scouts when he climbed into the cave. he had no idea the cave was a bear den. hay also started the fire to create the smoke signal. the man survived but he suffered wounds to his head, shoulders and legs. >> new at noon, a reality check from president obama and leaders in washington. they are divided on whether the presidency brought positive or negative change to the united states. a cmn poll shows americans express broad dissatisfaction with the government. 75% o

the release of dashcam video showing the 2014 shooting death of an unarmed black teenager by a white chicago police officer. chicago mayor rahm emanuel initially resisted the idea of a federal civil rights investigation, calling it "misguided." but he told reporters today he now welcomes the d-o-j's involvement. " we need, quote unquote, a fresh set of eyes like the department of justice to help us make the changes to both training, discipline, policy, oversight that we haven't had in the past or the efforts we've made have never really gotten at the core of this issue" jack: look into the chicago police department's use of force, police accountability, and more. the d-o-j probe will likely last more than a year. jack: coming up on local 5 news at 10, star wars mania is in full swing. fans at one metro movie theater got to meet on of the movie's biggest stars. jack: and while des moines is all dried up, there are some parts of central iowa still dealing with december flooding. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot " angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist bra

. >>> a white chicago police officer pleaded not guilty today in the shooting death of a black teen. jason van dyke faces six counts of murder and one count of misconduct. dashcam video last month caused outrage. it shows the veteran officer shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times. >>> the fugitive teen who used an "affluenza" defense is back in custody. the boy and his mother were found in mexico. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: ethan and tanya couch, mother and son, are now in the hands of mexican authorities after the pair was apprehended in puerto vallarta on the pacific coast of mexico. the new image released by mexican officials shows 18-year- old couch with an altered appearance. his blonde hair now a dark brown. >> we're excited that we have them back in custody. to be honest with you, we're going to breathe a lot easier when they're back in this country. >> reporter: earlier this month, the two disappeared after couch missed a meeting with his probation officer. ethan couch made headlines two years ago when he eluded jail time after killing four people in a drunk driving cr

stacey: a white chicago police officer charged with murder in the death of a black teenager pleads not guilty in court. >> he wants his story to get out so that people don't see him as this cold-blooded killer. stacey: squad car video shows officer jason van dyke shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times in 2014. tensions escalating again after the latest police shooting in the city. authorities say a 50-year-old aide to mayor rahm emanuel was assaulted sunday. he was attending a vigil for two people fatally shot by police when he was punched and kicked. no arrests have been made. todd: caught on camera. amazing video of a pennsylvania fire chief rescuing a man from a burning car. scene. he pulled the driver from the car and dragged him to safety. the driver suffered smoke inhalation and possible head injuries from the crash, but is expected to be ok. also ok, no snow out there and helping anyone is upset. kurtis: it is a pretty picture, no doubt about that. down in knoxville and marion county, anywhere from around 6-8 inches of snow. officially, 5.4. northwest winds right now. win

chicago. the police superintendent is fired after a white cop is charged with murdering a black teenager. also tonight, the cure for a fatal disease that afflicts thousands of veterans. >> that was some of the best news i had heard in a long time. >> pelley: then came the bad news. the v.a. can't pay for it. record-breaking snow in the midwest makes travel a challenge. and a random act of kindness leads to a quest to say thank you. >> i want people to know what he did for captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today the mayor of by firing the police superintendent, garry mccarthy. the city, plagued by gun violence and distrust of the police, was rocked last week by a video of the shooting of a black teenager by a white officer. release of that video after a year-long delay led to a series of protests. dean reynolds is in chicago. >> reporter: with murderous gang violence on the rise in chicago once again and with public confidence in the city's police collapsing, mayor rahm emanuel decided it was time for a change at the top of the force.

dash cam video showing a white chicago cop shooting a black teenager 16 times. the death of laquan mcdonald occurred in october 2014, and the video finally released last week undercut the police account that officer jason van dyke's van dyke has since been charged with first-degree murder. the street protests that followed cost merchantses 25% to 50% of black friday sales. while strategies mccarthy introduced have cut crime overall, murders are up 13% from a year ago, shootings up 17%, innocents have been caught if gang cross fire, children have been executed in revenge attacks, and mccarthy was unable to reverse a history of abusive police work. a university of chicago study found in more than 99% of the thousands of misconduct complaints against officers this year, no disciplinary action was ever taken. >> he has become an issue rather than dealing with the issue. >> reporter: but some critics say emanuel himself has become an issue and have questioned his leadership. one reporter asked if he still had the trust of the public. >> i work at that every day, and

. >>> a "not guilty" plea tonight from white chicago police officer accused of murder in the racially charged shooting of a black teenager. protesters shouting at officer jason van dyke. he's accused of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald, shooting him 16 times. meanwhile mayor rahm emanuel has not been seen since returning early from a trip today to cuba amid calls for his resignation. >>> protests in cleveland. a rally outside the county courthouse angry over a grand jury's decision to not charge two police officers who shot rice last year. park. >>> new details about how u.s. marshals finally tracked down the so-called affluenza teenager and his mother in mexico. the big clue, a cell phone used to order domino's pizza. ethan and tanya couch arrested yesterday in puerto vallarta as authorities investigated whether he violated the terms of his probation for killing driving. >>> we have new details in a brutal accident near the lincoln tunnel that sent a bus passenger flying through the front windshield. the 68-year-old victim tonight is out of the hospital. he is recovering from a broken sho

hillary clinton is calling for a federal investigation into the shooting of a black teenager by a white chicagopolice officer. the recent release of dash cam video showing the officer shooting 17-year-old mcdonald in october 2014 lead to days of protest and the firing of the city's police superintendent. clinton's campaign is deeply troubled by the shooting and the outstanding questions related to the shooting and the video. clinton is supporting the full review by the justice department. the u.s. attorney's office is investigating the case. >>> we are learning more about the police chase and shooting that ended in a toys "r" us store in san jose. police named the suspect as 21-year-old matthew phillip paz. police say paz was driverring a stolen car on tuesday when officers tried to pull him off. he sped off and hit several cars on blossom hill road. he was grazed by a police bullet during the chase. police say he ran inside the toys "r" us where he was arrested. >>> time now is 4:15. let's check your traffic on your thursday. how is it looking out there? >> we are off to a good start. it's not

. >> that's the same number of shots a white chicago police officer fired when he killed 17-year-old laquan mcdonald last year. >>> five paternity brothers accused in the death of a pledge appeared in a police originally charged all five members of the college's fraternity with homicide but they dropped the most serious charges against the former chapter president daniel lee. investigators say a teenager died at that frat house in 2013 during a hazing ritual. >>> students at ithaca college are demanding change. more than 70% of voters have quote no confidence in their college president. he's been in the hot seat since last month since he said he had responses to racially charged incidents. >> i don't expect him toll resign. i am expecting him to come forth with more ideas and kind handicap a more active mindset towards this problem that we have on campus. >> the no confidence vote largely symbolic. the board of trustees is to take action against the president. >>> the lawmakers release the results of an investigation into the pricing of a drug which costs $1,000 per pill. the biparti

this because of the fatal shooting og after black teenager by a white chicago police officer. mayor rahm emanuel fired police chief garry mccarthy today. he came to chicago after serving as newark's police chief and in the nypd. protesters say mccarthy and other top chicago officials tried to cover up the circumstances surrounding last year's fatal shooting of laquan mcdonald. initial reports said the teen lunged at officers with the knife. the dash cam video shows mcdonald walking away when he was shot. the officer is charged with critics say mayor emanuel should bear responsibility as well. >> there are a lot of questions in this room about you and your office. have you become a distraction as well. >> you will make that judgment. i take responsibility. none of us are above it. >> late today the illinois attorney general called for the u.s. department civil right rights division to investigate the chicago police department and its practices. the obama administration says it is sending 150 more troops in to iraq to fight isis. defense secretary ashcroft said they will conduct

. >>> a grand jury has indicted a white chicago police officer charged in the shooting death of the laquan mcdonald. the indictment alleged jason van dyke shot the 17 year-old 16 times in an incident last year. he faces six counts of first degree murder and one count of official misconduct. van dyke is now free, on bail. >>> 5:36. in business news the fed pushes up the interest rates and investors seem to be okay with it for now. jill wagner joins us live from the insuring stock exchange with more on that, jill. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. the as expect the fed raised short term interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis, it is a small increase just a quarter percentage point, fed chair janet yellin continues to raise rates at a slow, gradual pace next year. that rate hike put investors in the buying mood, dow jones jumped 224 points, nasdaq added seven 56789 comcast has agreed to pay more than 25 million-dollar over allegations, that the company improperly disposed of remote control, modems and other hazardous waste. the the california attorney general said comcas

. >>> a week after release of the video showing a white chicago police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times, the mayor has dismissed the police superintendant, gary mccarthy, but it may not be enough. activists are demanding emanuel resign as well as the district attorney. >>> the public wants to review what is recorded by the body cameras held by officers in a public space. there's some exceptions like domestic violence and sexual assault cases. the council will vote on the bill december 15th. >>> a federal judge has rejected the effort to have a 40-foot cross-shaped war memorial removed. it's known as the peace cross, and it stands at route 450 and route 1. the american humanist association wanted it removed or altered on the grounds if violates the 1st amendment ban on establishing a religion. the judge ruled the monument does not endorse a religion. >>> to montgomery county tonight, a house is gone, but the family and 10 dogs are safe. a car engine in the garage caught on fire, and the flames spread to the house. no one was hurt, but you can see from the footage, the damage was

came to a head in recent weeks, protests erupted after the release of dash cam video showing a white chicago police officer firing 16 shots, killing a black teenager. >> if one of us civilians murdered someone, we'll be in prison the next day. >> it's a tale of two cities, say some, one thriving in safe, the other in poor and perilous. >> our week long special five days in chicago continues tonight, airing at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >> there is a new study of american jails showing inmates being held is rising, close to 700,000 people locked up an any given day, up from 157,000 in 1970. the number of jails with 1,000 beds or more soared in 2005, compared to 21 of those jails in 1970. >>> in san francisco, voters deciding on whether to spend more than $300 million to build a new county jail. the controversial project has divided the city. melissa chan has more. >> for opponents, it symbolizes the industrial complex. >> we are not going to support a stand alone prison to continue to lock up african-americans and latinos in this city. >> and it's unnecessary, they say, when the number of inmate

. >>> well a not guilty plea from a white chicago police officer accused of murder in the racially charged shooting of a black teen. >> like the 16 holes he poured into that boy? >> protesters shouted at officer jason van dyke. meanwhile, mayor rahm emanuel has not been seen since returning early from a trip to cuba yesterday. many protesters are calling for his resignation. >>> protesters also marched in cleveland outside the county courthouse. they voiced their outrage over a grand jury's decision not to charge two police officers who shot and killed 12-year-old tamir rice last year. he was gunned down in a city replica gun. >>> 4:36 and a 33-year-old record is about to be shattered in missouri as a small town outside of st. louis tries to evacuations began yesterday as more than half the town is covered in water. the river is expected to crest at nearly 36 feet today. in 1982, the worst statewide flooding is expected tomorrow. >>> new york, digging out from a half a foot of show -- foot of snow this morning. plows were back on the road for the first time in days after a snowless christm

year shooting death bay white chicago police over rahm emanuels leadership for past four years but said public trust in the police department has been shaken. officials released video shooting last week that shows oiven jason van dyke shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times as walked away in october of 2014. van dyke is charged with first degree murder. he was released on bail on monday. chicago's mayor said he creating a task force to look into issue of excessive force by police department. former massachusetts governor deval patrick who was born in chicago will be serving senior advisor to that task force. >> a man is suing a high school in milton accuse cueing school officials discriminating against him because he's gay. matthew barrett se catholic skoom pulled at job offer because he's married to another man. barrett's attorney argue school violated state anti discrimination laws. the defense says school's decision covered by exceptions to hire people who might interfere with school's religious message. i can remember sitting at the table. just sitting there looking like what just happene

a white chicago police officer who shot a black teenager 16 times, pleading not guilty to murder charges. jason van dyke appearing in court tuesday in chicago... he's currently free on bond and his attorney says - he wants to tell his side of the story in court... so he's not seen as a cold-blooded killer. herbert says: "i know what evidence i am looking for and i know what evidence we are going to be able to produce and with all of that being said, that's how we believe we are going to be able to successfully defend ourselves in this case." prosecutors announced the charges last month and released video of the shooting... showing laquan mcdonald veering away from the officer before being shot. the footage set off weeks of protests...led to the resignation of chicago's police superintendent ...and prompted a federal investigation of the entire department. hunter says: "i believe the whole system in the county of cook is corrupt and i maintain that and i need someone to prove me wrong by bringing justice in the jason van dyke case." calls for mayor rahm emanuel's resignation are growing..

the white chicago police officer is charged with murder after a squad car video caught him shooting a black teenager 16 times. he had been locked up since november 24th when prosecutors charged him in the shooting death. >>> well, on the cyber monday, there is a movement afoot to make shopping in stores as easy and personalized as online. how personal is too personal? two. >> you'll find these days just how we shop. >> i'm going to do research online, then transact in the store. >> they call it web rooming. and for retailers it comes with an adjustment. >> i just hit one of the beacon, the screen will become personalized. >> it taylors the experience you have at the store. the magic link is the phone i your pocket. >> this is a beacon. >> you'll notice this box lit up with this shoe. >> they know what you like and what you need. and if something does fit, just order to the dressing room. >> i don't need to put clothes back on. and can communicate. >> retailers know it could cross the line into feeling creepy. >>. i don't think consumers have any idea how much information retailers hav

a white chicago police officer pleaded guilty to murder in death of a teenager. the dash cam of jason van dyke shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times sparked a protest. i led to the resignation of a commissioner and they may request a change of venue. >> mayor frank jackson says that accountability will come in the form of the administrative review. they decided not to indict officers in shooting of tamir rice. the officer said he mistook the pellet gun for a real weapon. >> we take it seriously. we will do it right. >> protests have been small and peaceful. coming up at 5 sectiones caught on video. hoverboard exploding in flames. what has them telling customers to throw it away. >> a homeless man sleeping on a man's porch. what happened a doug: doug hill back with a weekend outlook. weekend starts early on new year's eve with partly cloudy skies. comfortable day. 55 degrees, late at night and midnight. partly cloudy. winds should be light. cooler weather ahead. 44 for a high on saturday and sunday. as we get to early next week we start to see the little signs of a wa

this all comes after multiple videos showing white chicago police officers beating or shooting black men. the chicago police department is under investigation by the department of justice right now. >>> and after a foggy start this morning, we're looking at a beautiful afternoon. here's a live look outside with our city camera. not a cloud in the sky. if you are in far western maryland, still tracking some fogginess there. for everybody else, no longer an issue for the rest of today. our focus is now on warming up, much more so than we did yesterday. right now, we're at 51 degrees. a high today around 60. we'll hit that at about 6:00 in the evening. great evening to take the dog out or go for a run. at 8:00, the temperature around 51. tomorrow morning, once again tracking for fog. i'm going to walk you through the forecast hour by hour coming up. >>> asking for change. the group that's traveled hundreds of miles here to washington almost three years to the day after a stunning tragedy. plus roadside danger. this tractor-trailer explodes along a highway and it's all caught on camera. w

white chicago police officer fatally shooting a black teen 16 times. a justice department officials says the formal announcement of the information is eminent. >> nicole: former president jimmy carter says he is now cancer free. he has been undergoing treatment for cancer that was removed from his liver but had spread to his brain. a statement issued by the carter center. the most recent brain scan showed no signs of brain cancer. he will continue to recently received auto immune drug. >> cheryl: drugs won't say omission or cure but that he's dwoing great. asia, they followed our lead initially but now we got a mixed bag happening in asia. change high composite up a fraction. not any big moves in asia this morning. >> nicole: ge news, right now ftse up over a half of 1%. the real stars here are the cac and the dax, both of which are up and three quarters of a percent each. >> cheryl: taking a look at the u.s. markets, positive open this morning. s&p higher by 4 and a quarter. nasdaq looking up by 12. >> nicole: let's check out commodities. we have the

investigation of the chicago police department nearly a week after the city released dash cam video of a white chicagoe officer shooting a black teenager 16 times, killing him. the officer had been charged with murder. lynch says the investigation will go beyond that case. the probe follows recent ones in baltimore and ferguson, missouri. >>> uber is heading to tahoe. and the san francisco based company announced it will be beginning service in lake tahoe and that area before the new year. the company struck a deal with the state of nevada to operate on that side of the state line. >> drop box is down sizing, shutting down it's e-mail and photo apps. right now, many engineers are being reassigned. >>> and on wall street, the dow fell 116 points. nasdaq down slightly. a radical idea in finland you should know about. finns could receive tax free payouts of $900 a month. the proposal for a national basic income would replace other payments. right now, analysts are not sure where the country would come up with the money to make the payments, however. >>> thanksgiving week proved to be disappointing for so

the protests are in response to the fatal shooting of laquan mcdonald by a white chicago police officer last year. the community of beemer, nebraska mourning the loss of joseph lemm, the new york city police officer and national guardsman killed in aghanistan earlier this week. he lived in west harrison, new york, but the loss is being felt in his hometown of beemer. those who knew and loved him are opening up about their loss. he didn't have a dad there, and i thought he needed a little attention from men, i was like a mentor to him, i wanted to be a mentor to him. i don't know.. can't believe, don't want to believe and i say why are our boys over there getting killed for nothin'? he had a lot to give, and he gave a lot, ause he was a really lemm leaves behind his wife and two children. five others died bomber in afghanistan. authorities have identified the two bodies found inside of a burned-out pickup truck earlier this week in northeast, nebraska. ktiv's tiffany lane traveled to tilden, nebraska to show how the community is supporting the seven children the couple leaves behind. <<

the move comes two weeks after the release of a video showing a white chicago officer italy shooting a black teenager 16 times. the u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch, says the focus will be on the chicago pd's use its systems of accountability. you can get more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. back over to you. thank you so much. oil dropping below $30 a barrel today, hitting its lowest level since 2009. a prompted a drop in treasury yields as investors are looking for a safe haven. more, lisanow with and alexandra. alexandra, let's start with you on this. bond markets underestimating, not pricing enough the impact of higher rates and what is going on with oil prices? alexandra: at the very least, on the short end, we covered this recently -- basically, the bond market is thinking that head is going to go maybe in december and then twice next year. it has been going twice as quickly as that. i will be for next year as long -- as well as with december. betty: what could possibly be the result of that disconnect? lisa: for the past every nu

investigation of the chicago police department nearly a week after the city released dash cam video of a white chicagoofficer shooting a black teenager 16 times, killing him. the officer had been charged with murder. lynch says the investigation will go beyond that case. the probe follows recent ones in baltimore and ferguson, missouri. >>> uber is heading to tahoe. and the san francisco based company announced it will be beginning service in lake tahoe and that area before the new year. the company struck a deal with the state of nevada to operate on that side of the state line. >> drop box is down sizing, shutting down it's e-mail and photo apps. right now, many engineers are being reassigned. >>> and on wall street, the dow fell 116 points. nasdaq down slightly. a radical idea in finland you should know about. finns could receive tax free payouts of $900 a month. the proposal for a national basic income would replace other payments. right now, analysts are not sure where the country would come up with the money to make the payments, however. >>> thanksgiving week proved to be disappointing for some

. >> grant:this is part of the fallout from a white chicago police officer fatally shooting a black teenager.andit taking a year for video to surface.only then was the officer charged with murder. >> grant:since then, the police commissioner was forced to resign. protests haven't stopped though.they disrupted black friday shopping along chicago's magnificent mile. >> grant:the mayor says his city is facing a defining monent.on crime and policing. >> grant:the mayor.who used to be a top aid to president obam. also said that no citizen is a second class citizen in the city of chicago. >> grant:multiple investigatyions are underway, including one by the u.s. justice department. >> pam: we'll continue to follow the protests there.which so far appear to be mostly peaceful. >> pam: ahead at eight. >> pam: new details revealed in the southern california terror investigation. how the san bernardino killers got assault rifles. >> pam: plus. >> pam: donald trump not backing down. amid controversy over his plan for muslims. >> pam: and next. >> pam: things getting worse for mexican food giant - chipotle. >

./// ((paul joncich)) > the white chicago police officer charged with murder for the shooting of a black teenager was arraigned in court today. jason van dyke pleaded not guilty to first- degree murder and other charges. dashcam video, released last month, shows van dyke approaching, then shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times. the teenager was carrying a knife, but was walking away from police when he was shot. the video of the incident - and the delay of its release - sparked days of protests and demonstrations. the outcry prompted the forced resignation of police superintendent garry mccarthy, as well as a federal civil rights investigation into the department's practices./// ((paul joncich)) > donald ((denise valdez)) who he's targeting now... in the fight to win the republican nomination. announcer: now nevada's first choice for news. trump is back on the campaign trail after the christmas break... and is attacking a new target. the republican presidential hopeful rallied with supporters in new hampshire last night and bashed the state's largest newspaper. this after it published an edit

the white chicago police officer is charged with murder after a squad car video caught him shooting a black teenager 16 times. he had been locked up since november 24th when prosecutors charged him in the shooting death. >>> well, on the cyber monday, there is a movement afoot to make shopping in stores as easy and personalized as online. how personal is too personal? two. >> you'll find these days just how we shop. >> i'm going to do research online, then transact in the store. >> they call it web rooming. and for retailers it comes with an adjustment. >> i just hit one of the beacon, the screen will become personalized. >> it taylors the experience you have at the store. the magic link is the phone in your pocket. >> this is a beacon. >> you'll notice this box lit up with this shoe. >> they know what you like and what you need. and if something does fit, just order to the dressing room. >> i don't need to put clothes back on. and can communicate. >> retailers know it could cross the line into feeling creepy. >>. i don't think consumers have any idea how much information retailers ha

the white chicago officer charge of the fatal shooting of a black teenager made a brief court appearance today. jason van dyke is basing six counts of first-degree murder. the release of dash cam video has led to continued protests and calls for reform. that is your bloomberg "first word" news. emily: i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." blackberry's breakthrough. the c.e.o. says he would like to take a test behind the wheel of a tesla. they take different sides when it comes to giving the government your data. a blockbuster movie. it is "star wars." star wars breaks record not seen since harry potter. why the disney stocks not feel the force today? that story later. a glimmer of hope in blackberries long-awaited comeback. shows rally today on better-than-expected earnings report from the struggling phone maker. blackberry reported a loss of just three cents a share while endless predicted closer to 14. revenue also coming in about average estimates. the key was the software sales figure, north of $169, meaning the company may be able to make good on what some saw as an ambitio

the white chicago police officer charged with shooting a black teenager was in court today.acing 56 counts of murder. that led to continuing protests and calls for reform. former subway pitchman jared fogle has been moved to a low security prison in colorado. than 15 yearsmore for possession of child whenever free and traveling to have sex with minors but is appealing his sentence. mother theresa is moving toward sainthood less than two decades after her death. the vatican said today pope francis has credited her with a second miracle. the requirement for sainthood. she won a nobel prize her work caring for the poor. on these andre other breaking stories 24 hours a day at bloomberg.com. i am brendan greeley. are one ofe shares the big laggards today, moving lower again. moving toward the closing bell. down over 2%. it has not been a great december for apple. the stock is off 9%. the biggest monthly decline since 2014. what is driving the decline? apple is selling off after promotions including naming jeff williams to the coo post. ours dig into this with bloomberg editor at

. >> the white chicago police officer charged in the fatal shooting of a black teenager went before a judge today. officer jason vandyke pled not guilty to murderer laquan mcdonald in 2013, the shooting called for police reform. and he says he fired in self-defense because mcdonald had a knife. >>> and u.s. marshals captured the texas teen and his mom at the center of the so-called affluenza case. he was tracked down here in puerto vallarta, mexico, and that his mom used her truck to get him across the border, that is what he looked like before, this to avoid a probation violation for four drunk driving deaths. >> we suspected all along it happened and they planned to disappear that they even had something that was almost akin to a going away party before they left town. >> two years ago in juvenile court an expert testified he was coddled and did not know he was doing wrong when he was driving drunk. >>> today in harrisburg, pennsylvania governor, tom wolf vetoed part of the $30 billion state budget plan but the budget is a record six months overdue and called out the republican lawm

the protests are in response to the fatal shooting of laquan mcdonald by a white chicago police officer last year. there were no arrests and no disturbances during christmas eve services at two churches that received mailed bomb threats this week. thousands of people packed the texas churches to rejoice in christmas eve services. the churches paid for a handful of off-duty police officers to help monitor the entrances and patrol the parking lots. many families admitted they debated whether to attend... "it basically became we could go, or we could stay home. and time. because this could happen anywhere." police are still investigating the threats. authorities believe the same person mailed the bomb threat to both churches. paris tightened security at places of worship ahead of christmas services, due to concerns over potential attacks. france is still under a state of emergency following the november 13th terrorist attacks. but government officials said there had been no specific threats. all christian churches were asked to search bags and limit the number of opened doors. pope francis

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the protests are in response to the fatal shooting of laquan mcdonald by a white chicago police officer last year. there were no arrests and no disturbances during christmas eve services at two churches that received mailed bomb threats this week. thousands of people packed the texas churches to rejoice in christmas eve services. the churches paid for a handful of off-duty police officers to help monitor the entrances and patrol the parking lots. many families admitted they debated whether to attend... "it basically became we could go, or we could stay home. and then we could stay home all the time. because this could happen anywhere." police are still investigating the threats. authorities believe the same person mailed the bomb threat to both churches. paris tightened security at places of worship ahead of christmas services, due to concerns over potential attacks. emergency following the november 13th terrorist attacks. but government officials said there had been no specific threats. all christian churches were asked to search bags and limit the number of opened doors. pope francis

charged with sending the threat which was motivated by the fatal shooting of a black teen by a white chicagoice officer. >> friends and family remember a pan last seen in san francisco 10 years ago. jerry tang disappeared in 2005 receiving national attention. police never found out what happened to him. we were at a visionism in golden gate park with his wife received hugs and spoke to the crowd. she said it is important not to forget the good man they lost. >> he is missed. he is a presence in our lives. but he is missed on a daily basis. >> he left behind two young sons now 14 and 17. >> almost 6:50. espn is reporting that home run king and former san francisco giant slug are barry bonds is in talk to join the miami marlin as a full time hitting coach. he has been a best hitting instruttor at giants spring training for two years the first position since retiring after the 2007 season. bonds finished the career with 7 62 and has 73 home runs, the single season but is not elected to the hall of fame because of suspected steroid use and the new manager is the former los angeles dodgers manage

authorities blame the threat on the unrest surrounding last year's killing of a black teen by a white chicago police officer. the university's president extra security will remain in quarter. >>> a woman who works at a city shelter is charged with assaulting a young woman staying at the shelter. 29-year-old thira washington turned herself in. detectives say a second person may be arrested for the attack. they're looking to speak with the suspect's own mother. >>> relatives of the missing wife of millionaire real estate heir robert durst have filed a him for her presumed death. the lawsuit says durst murdered kathleen durst whose body has never been found. it also blames durst from preventing the family for providing her with a dignified burial. her mother and three sisters reportedly filed this suit against durst yesterday in minneola. time to check the accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist bill evans is outside of our studio on the upper west side. >> yeah, grab your umbrella. your rain gear. you're going to need that today. it's a little on the chilly side too. you might want to grab that

he was fired one week after the release of a dash-cam video that showed a white chicago officer fatally shooting a black teenager, 16 times. we are live now in new york city with the full story. >> reporter: rick, it was just this morning, chicago's police superintendant, made it clear he was not going anywhere and then the announcement from the mayor, the superintendant was fired and a new task force was created. chicago's mayor taking action. >> the undeniable fact that the public trust and the leadership of the department has been shaken and eroded. >> citing a need for a culture change and firing police superintendant, gary mccarthy that told our abc station earlier in the day this. >> no, i'm not going to resign. >> i asked for his resignation for this juncture of what we are working with in the city and he has become an issue and a distraction. >> mccarthy coming under fire after people waited nor than a year to see this shooting video of laquan mcdonald. that police officer jason vandyke shot mcdonald 15 times in 16 seconds and now he is free on bail. and the mayor announcing a n

this, of course, comes a few weeks after the city released video showing a white chicago police officer shooting black teenager laquan mcdonald 16 times. the officer involved here, charged with first-degree murder in this case. and the city's police a result. f the attorney general says level of trust between law enforcement and the minority communities that they serve. >> the department of justice has opened an investigation into whether the chicago police department has engaged in a pattern or practice of violation of the constitution or federal law. specifically, we will examine a number of issues related to department's use of force, including its use of deadly force. >> reporter: that investigation will be conducted by the justice division. that is the latest live here at the breaking news desk, kris anderson, 7 news. >> jadiann: all right. thank you, kris. a new photo of the accused killers behind the terror attack in california now released. a photo was taken at o'hare international airport over the summer. syed farook and tashfeen malik malik looks directly into the camera. her

. >>> a family of a black teenager who was shot to death by a white chicago police officer is preparing to speak publicly for the first time. laquan mcdonald's family plans to thank the public for demanding justice for the 17- year-old. protestors have hit the streets of chicago nearly every night since video of mcdonald's shooting was released two weeks ago. >>> four people killed after their medical helicopter went down during a rainstorm in california. the helicopter crashed near the town of macfarlane last night. the chopper was headed to a hospital in bakersfield when it ran into heavy rain and fog halfway through the trip. a pilot, nurse, paramedic and patient all killed. the ntsb and faa now investigating. massachusetts looking into whether operator error was behind a run away train in boston. the 6-car train carrying about 50 passengers traveled about 6 miles through four stations without stopping. the 9 minute ride ended when workers cut power to the train. no operator behind the machines there. officials say the operator had gotten out of the train at a station to deal with a

with courtney donohoe at the new sticks -- news desk. >> the chicago police department -- there was a shooting of a black teenager by a white's prompting a federal investigation of the entire chicago police department. lynchey general loretta announced today that the justice department will conduct a civil rights probe. the release of the video showing the murder sparked widespread protests. toor rahm emanuel plans discuss police accountability during a news conference this afternoon. he fire the department superintendent last week. twoman accused of stabbing people at a subway stop near london is charged with attempted murder. the 29-year-old man appeared in a london court today. police say the incident was terrorism. the man threatened people with a knife while shouting this is for syria. elections in france and venezuela could signal major changes on the horizon. in france, the far right party made its biggest gains ever during the regional elections. that is a setback for president francois hollande. the national is pushing an anti-immigration agenda. and in venezuela, the opposition takes control of the legislature for

announcement comes nearly two weeks after the release of video showing a white chicago police officer shooting black teenager la quon mcdonald. officer is champed with murder. the department of justice will also review how the department disciplines officers and handles misconduct accusations. chicago mayor rahm emmanuel welcomes the investigation. >> officers do a good job every day. as it comes to the officers who don't, we have to have in place a zero receives things to interject early, catch them, hold them accountable and also when necessary have disciplinary policy which is in place and has credibility. >> the silver rights investigation follows recent ones in baltimore and ferguson, missouri. >> police officer will be at rad more high school when students arrive in the morning. student found a bullet in a hallway this morning when forced the school into lock down. school locked all corridor and classroom doors as police and k9 officers swept the building. they didn't find anything to indicate a threat. school leaders say the officer will be on hand tomorrow to reassure students

dash cam video showing a white chicago cop shooting a black teenager 16 times. the death of laquan mcdonald occurred in october 2014, and the video finally released last week, undercut the police account that officer j jon van dyke's life was s danger when opened fire. with first-degree murder. the street protests that followed anyway cost merchants 25% to 50% of black friday sales. while strategies mccarthy introduced have cut crime overall, murders are up 13% from a year ago, shootings up 17%, innocents have been caught in gang crossfire, children have been executed in revenge attacks, and mccarthy was unable to reverse a history of abusive police work. a university of chchago study found in more than 99% of the thousands of misconduct complaints against officers this year, no disciplinary action was ever taken. >> he has become an issue rather than dealing with the issue. >> reporter: but some critics say emanuel himself has become an issue and have questioned his leadership. one reporter asked if he still had the trust of the public. >> i work at that every