Well, good morning, im reena ninan. Hello there, im t. J. Holmes. One week after the grand jury decision in ferguson, a day of action around the country. President obama was among the busiest, announcing programs to bring justice to all. And this time, he said theres a difference. And susan saulny is with us. Reporter the continued unrest in ferguson and beyond has sparked new federal action, all aimed at calming things down. President obama is taking steps to address what he calls the simmering distrust between police and communities of colors on display after a grand jury decided last week not to indict the white officer who killed unarmed teenager michael brown. Any part of the American Family does not feel like it is being treated fairly, thats a problem for all of us. Reporter the president unveiled a 263 million spending package to boost Law Enforcement training and Police Department reform. This includes 75 million to pay for 50,000 small cameras that police can wear on their la
I still havent found what im i still havent found what im looking for captioning funded by cbs this is the cbs morning news for tuesday, december 2nd, 2014. Good morning, good to be with you. Im annemarie green. New from overnight. Islamic extremists are suspected of staging a bloody terror attack in northern kenya. At least 46 workers at a quarry near kenyas border with somalia were killed. Militants from the somali based Terror Group Al Shabaab are suspected. Police say they singled out nine muslims and killed them. And more fallout from the ferguson, missouri shooting, proposals from the attorney general to end racial profiling and from the president a task force to study Police Reform and accountability. Meanwhile, there have been National Walkouts to protest the shooting. Susan mcginnis is in washington and has more on the nationwide protests. Susan, good morning. Good morning, annemarie, people walked off their jobs and out of high schools and colleges across the country in new y
Good morning. Im dara brown. Right now we are bracing for more, at least california is, because it is set to get wet again. The third time the rain triggering new mudslides and new concerns. Heres nbcs Jacob Rascone. Reporter Northern California was hit first and hit hard. The storm toppling trees and power lines. Causing accidents and fourhour flight delays at sfo. Yes, we had to rebook the flight. In Southern California the storm is really coming. Its coming. Its coming. Reporter this is more than just a storm for ed highline. The house can go. Damage, severe lives are at stake here. Yeah, its a big deal. Reporter the last time a strong storm hit eds home was buried. It took 14 days to clear the mud out of the back of the house and put mud up to the Basketball Court here. That was the last time. Our concern is it could be worse this time. As the rain intensifies. Reporter right now, here it is. Downed power lines closed the Pacific Coast highway. The usually dry Los Angeles River act
Administration is now saying that they will be done tonight. Too much of a hassle. Reporter how has it been . For thousands of drivers getting into the city, a big time bottleneck. Tough enough with the rain and the closure ofhe southbound lanes of the gw parkway. Reporter and there is more likely to come. I dont know where to go and my gps is acting up. Reporter the sinkhole opened up the pavement in this southbound lane just the other side of the bridge over windy run in arlington. Road crews closed all the inbound lanes starting at 123 and then pushed cars even farther back to the beltway. Its very unfortunate. It points out how important the gw parkway is as a commuter route into the district. Reporter northbound is open. And the president at one point breezed right past the sinkhole heading for bethesda. But southbound will stay closed until crews can fill the hole. Were hopeful that its going to be done by the morning, but Mother Nature has to cooperate. Reporter the hole doesnt
You need to verify this. It has to be further verified. Thats the latest there. Meanwhile, they started as we mentioned giving shots at 2 00 oclock and all day long it has been long and steady here. Minutes after the doors opened just that fast the line ran from the hall out the door and across the parking lot. People with different expectations did you expect lines like this . I expected it to be worse. Reporter did you expect this . No i thought wed walk in. Reporter but all with the same thought. You got to do what you got to do. What they had to do was get pricked with a needle starting with Hamilton Townships mayor. Over the weekend rosas restaurant catered night grandfather 95th birthday par party. They had eaten food from rosas between november 10th and december 1st at the time when an employee had been working there earlier this week was confirmed with hepatitis a. The two shots one now and a booster in six months are just a precaution. If you get it win two weeks of your expos