us. thanks for having me. this was a year-long study launched by the post. why did the paper take on such a huge project? well, so what we saw in 2014 towards s the end of 2014 is t nation was gripped with these stories. whether michael brown or tamir rice, john crawford. there were so many of these police shootings happening and capturing the headlines and attention. they raised tough questions about police and race and law enforcement. as journalists we asked, what context can we put it in? police unions saying this never happens. civil rights groups saying gunmen are being gunned down in the streets, executed every day. there was no answer. the feds didn t keep the data. we decided we were going to do that. the paper compiled six takeaways from that study. we ll put those on the screen. does it look, bottom line, does it look like police are being
hillary clinton made that allegation. it was only a matter of time someone was going to make a video using trump a words to recruit others. his policy is a bad policy. i think obviously we need muslims to be allies of america s global war on terror. and it becomes very difficult to rely on that if there s a perception that you are discriminating against them. i think it s a bad policy. i wouldn t go overboard with worrying about this latest video, though. on thursday, a reporter asked jeb bush about the tamir rice investigation. here s what s he had to say. i think that chicago has a lot of work to do to rebuild trust. the level of violence is abh abhorre abhorrent. excuse me. in every community where you have these cases, the elected officials and the police chief need to engage with the community to rebuild trust. but the process worked. if there s a grand jury that s works at all the facts and
targeted during the shooting, will return to work this morning. john, christine. kyung lah, thank you. the justice department is set to launch an investigation into the chicago police department expanding the ongoing civil rights investigation after the laquan mcdonald shooting. mcdonald was shot 16 times. the investigation will be similar to those in ferguson and baltimore. and the issues of the 12-year-old tamir rice investigation. the expert hired by the family says the boy s hands were in his pockets and not reaching for the toy gun. the experts studied enhanced video of the shooting. others called the shooting objectively reasonable.
morning. interesting. president obama in the speech in the oval office. vowing to destroy isis. new day starts now. this was an act of terrorism. from the oval office, setting the president does not choose. i applaud him for the rhetoric. he explained what he is doing now. his head s in the clouds if he thinks this is going to succeed. in touch with people investigated. and on facebook a pledge to isis to baghdadi. his father says i cannot forgive myself. maybe if i had been at home, i could have stopped him. the justice department launching an investigation into the chicago police department. why did it take 13 months? the accounts of other officers and sergeant don t
to launch an investigation into the chicago police department. this expands the civil rights probe into the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. this is after the news on the police report differs starkly from what is seen on the dash cam video. mcdonald was shot 16 times from officer jason van dyke. the investigation will be similar to the ones in baltimore and ferguson. and the investigation into the shooting of tamir rice continues. the expert hired by the family says the boy had his hands in his pocket and not reaching for a toy handgun. others called the police shooting clearly objectively reasonable. a grand jury has been hearing evidence in the case since october. former president jimmy carter with big news about his health. he revealed to his parishioners