reference at all to race as we try to almost be postracial and the law has to catch up with the reality when those police officers come to the scene they don t just see a person or a child. they see a black child and does that influence their sense of being threatened because of the lenses of race? somewhere the legal conversation has to catch up with what s happening out here on these streets. your take on this story before talking about jones, as well, when you have the prosecutor calling it just a perfect storm of human error and then looking and seeing a comparison of a pistol and that of a pellet gun and they look very, very similar to some. they say even those who are used to and know a lot about guns, your take on that when they say, you know what? this is a matter of human error.
iraq. this as the elusive leader of isis purportedly resurfaces in a 24-minute audio message. plus european cities are on high alert as austrian authorities warn of another terror plot. a lot here to cover. nbc s keir simmons is tracking the story from our london bureau. let s talk about this as far as liberation of ramadi, that being retaken here, and especially when it comes to what that symbolizes when it comes to strategic movement but also what it means for isis in demoralizing them. right. first of all, it s a psychological victory for the iraqi army. the iraqi leaders are describing it as an epic victory. the prime minister of iraq saying now in the last few hours we are coming to liberate mosul and it will be the fatal and final blow to daesh which of course is another way of
jones, a mother of five, beloved in the community accidentally struck and tragically killed. today, frances, it is cold, snowy and very windy. possibly keeping any protests or demonstrators inside for today but there s a lot of raw emotion and outrage at the deaths of two unarmed individuals. back to you. all right. sarah dallof for us there in chicago. as we await a news conference as of another case of police and deadly shooting of 12-year-old that myr tamir rice, there will be an announcement about the investigation of rice. when that happens, as we re seeing some people approach the podium there, we ll bring it to you live. but for now, reverend hatch. the story we were just covering, the pastor for the family of
troubled, to put it mildly, because of all the things that she s talking to me about. i mean, she s mentioning sexism. that was donald trump. reacting to the former secretary of state who said he had a quote, penchant for sexism. clinton made the remark in response to a vulgar reference trump made last week, and his latest response via twitter, trump took aim at what he called bill clinton s quote terrible record of women abuse. again, accusing hillary clinton of playing the quote, women s card. we are covering this story from all angles starting with nbc s hallie jackson, who is in new hampshire, where trump will hold a rally tonight. you know, there are those op-eds but then there s one by the union leader in new hampshire and the harsh words coming out of it. reporter: yeah. let s read a little section of it here. you talked about the comparison between biff from back to the future and donald trump sort of calling them both bullies here. the publisher joe mcquade continues tha
another police-involved shooting over the weekend left two people dead. there are breaking developments today. mayor rahm emanuel s office announcing major police reforms including mandatory 30-day desk duty for cops involved in shootings and also a review of police crisis policies. but it s no consolation for families of the victims. a 55-year-old mother of five who police say they shot accidentally and a 19-year-old college student who police say was combative and threatening his father. the independent police review authority is now investigating. want to get right to msnbc s sarah dallof who is covering this story out of chicago. tell us more about the reviews here and especially when you pull back from the mayor s response and the reviews going on, the more underlying issue of tension there between the community and police. reporter: yeah. these are all very important topics here. the mayor s office responded very quickly to these deaths over the weekend, saying that he s alread