year-long investigation into the chicago police department. the inquiry coming after a video showed a white police officer shooting and killing 17-year-old laquan mcdonald in chicago. the video s release led to dozens of protests and ultimately to the removal of the city s police superintendent. mike tobin live from chicago with more on this. mike, what do we expect from this report today? early information, martha, is this report is going to find much like it did in baltimore and cleveland systematic fault with the chicago police department. this follows the videotape shooting of laquan mcdonald, a black young man shot by a white police officers. leaks suggest the investigation will find fault with the training of officers, officers unnecessarily escalate situations and investigation techniques especially when investigating other officers are biased and civil rights it will find are routinely
jailed for refusing a court-ordered was freed after five days. emerging to speak to an adoring crowd to the strains of the 1982 survivor hit eye of the tiger, which incidentally did not go over too well with frankie sullivan who slammed the use of his song. in a rally following her release led by mike huckabee, davis declined to personally discuss her plans, though, she did have a message to share. you are a strong people! we serve a living god who knows exactly where each and every one of us is at. just keep on pressing. don t let down. because he is here. when she first emerged from jail, davis was asked if the jail time was worth it. kim, was it worth it for you? was it worth it for you? yo rn? yes or no? thank you, guys. a guest on this program
that s right. kim davis, the clerk who was jailed for refusing a court-ordered was freed after five days. emerging to speak to an adoring crowd to the strains of the 1982 survivor hit eye of the tiger, which incidentally did not go over too well with frankie sullivan who slammed the use of his song. in a rally following her release led by mike huckabee, davis declined to personally discuss her plans, though, she did have a message to share. you are a strong people! we serve a living god who knows exactly where each and every one of us is at. just keep on pressing. don t let down. because he is here. when she first emerged from
that s right. kim davis, the clerk who was jailed for refusing a court-ordered was freed after five days. emerging to speak to an adoring crowd to the strains of the 1982 survivor hit eye of the tiger, which incidentally did not go over too well with frankie sullivan who slammed the use of his song. in a rally following her release led by mike huckabee, davis declined to personally discuss her plans, though, she did have a message to share. you are a strong people! we serve a living god who knows exactly where each and every one of us is at. just keep on pressing. don t let down. because he is here. when she first emerged from jail, davis was asked if the jail time was worth it.