in chicago, a long, hot deadly summer may be ending soon. but there s no end in sight to a plague of street violence. it s the first of the year. at least 132 young people aged 25 or younger have been killed. some targeted deliberately, others simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. gang members called their own news conference yesterday to complain about how they re being treated by the police. sparking outrage. with me is the rev recommend michael pfleger, and the police superintendent. in a moment, we ll get into the controversy over some of the tactics, but i want both of your views first, the superintendent first. the audacity, the heinous nature of some of this youth and gang crime is off the smarts. why?
crisis, he provided words of comfort and support to the pope himself. under umbrellas the faithful packed st. peter s conveysquare easter mass. holy week was rocked by scandal. today a leading cardinal spoke out in support of pope benedict if mass. the cardinal told the pontiff the people are with you and will not be influenced by the petty gossip of the movement. throughout the services are familiar rituals commemorating the last days of jesus. the pope never mentioned the crisis but others did. bishops asked for fovr giveness, a stark con traes to the pope s preacher who on good friday prepared the attacks on the pope to the persecution of jews, sparking outrage. i thoughts it just shows the depth the ignorance in the
getting close to 70, by the mid-week. julie? julie: i knew the good weather was too good to last. time to break out the half shirt, with all of the sun. julie: not with this body, not at this time! thank you very much. gregg: word the obama administration is moving toward military tribunals or khalid sheikh mohammed and others, sparking outrage, the new ad that is slamming the president, from a group that once supported him and the eating habits of american children. they are getting worse, sorry to say and the shocking new study, on how much junk food our kids are eating, and what to do to reverse that unhealthy trend. julie: and count down to hollywood s biggest night of the year, the academy awards are a few hours away and tonight hollywood history could be made. we ll tell you why, we are live, on the red carpet, straight ahead. water vegetables need. so, to turn those vegetables into campbell s condensed soup, we don t boil it down,
we re going to turn next tonight to that disturbing video, and word that a fraternity has now been suspended at syracuse university. what the students vowed in that video. and abc s gio benitez is in syracuse. reporter: tonight, video from inside a syracuse fraternity sparking outrage. this is sacred. do you know what you signed up for today? i do know what i signed up for. reporter: we re not showing the full disturbing video obtained by the school paper, but the university calls it and additional videos in their possession extremely racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, sexist and hostile to people with disabilities. i solemnly swear i solemnly swear to always have hatred in my heart for to always have hatred in my heart for reporter: hatred, the students in the video go on to say, for black people, hispanics and jews. the university sending out a letter about the video wednesday morning, suspending the fraternity, but declining to
purge of great confidence in the decisions the prince is making. he deserted his post, soldiers were severely injured, some may have been killed searching for him and now dishonorably discharged army private abca9 could be in for a huge payday from the pentagon. jackie ibanez with the latest and this could upset a lot of people. days after the military judge, could be entitled to $300,000 in back pay. his sentencing sparking outrage, dishonorable discharge even though brothers in arms tried to find him. he walked of his post in afghanistan in june 2009, and in 2015 on the campaign trail