it and rolfes direction ralf and shot him. prosecutors will have to prove that rove was not facing imminent harm. is it 11 charges against officer rauf the first charges felony murder. this is death that is seen as a result of a underlying felony in this case, the underline felonies aggravated assault. with a deadly weapon. and the possible sentences for a felony murder conviction would be life life without parole or the death penalty. a second officer is facing assault charges and is on administrative leave brooks was fired after that incident. busy day on capitol hill less than 24 hours after president trump unveiled his policing executive order senate republicans they ve unveiled their own version nadia romero has the latest. the urgency to address police brutality and racial injustice being felt on capitol hill too often we re having a discussion in this nation about are you supporting the law enforcement community or are you supporting communities of color. this is a
recorded footage about ten seconds to snapchat. a popular mobile messaging app for images which self destructions after the user views them. in this case the video was captured and saved and is in the hands of the nassau detectives. the 16-year-old was and the stool and the defendant taped this. reporter: school administrators tell us mr. williams is suspended with pay and is ordered not to return to school grounds without approval. some parents call that a slap on the wrist and wonder how williams passed background checks. i m disgusting. this go on file. this is something we should be notified of so we know this within our school districts again. reporter: some students call this a prank gone bad. it is surprising. personally. he is a really nice guy, with everybody, all the students, teachers. it surprises me that he did that. reporter: he is cooperating fully with police. the security guard had no pryor arrests or incidents. williams was released with just an
low of 2 degrees. the clouds will help out and make is not drop quite as fast. a pretty frigid evening, since 4 p.m., below zero wind chills. we will likely see that and i come estimate your bottom out in the upper singles to low teens. we are up to 29 by noon. we will see how long the cold glass and why, coming up here shortly. laura: the bone-chilling temperatures tonight means an increase in people needing warm shelters. kcci s rose heaphy joins us to explain how the storm impacted a homeless shelter in des moines. rose: the snow may be melting away. but tonight will be the coldest night since march. wind chill will be close to zero, meaning the shelters will be full once again. more than 5 inches of snow dropped on the metro, sending people like anthony garza to shelters for the night. anthony: it s really affecting muscles can t really handle it. rose: central iowa shelter and services in des moines took in about 200 people during the storm. since this shelter doesn t tu
meteorologist jennifer mcdermed joins us with a look forecast. now jennifer without a doubt we will be expecting some refreeze tonight ? the snowy weather has people but this time of the year can be tough for military members spending the holiday overseas the red cross is helping ease that pain though. today it hosted the mail for heroes event in west des moines shoppers at valley west mall signed cars to send to active duty service members and their families. the cards come as a pleasant surprise to service members. and citizens like taking part in it too. 481422 - people are very troops and what they do and so its kind of easy for us. were not dragging them into anything. they like it last year close to 6 - thousand service members received a card. seven republican presidential hopefuls were in town last night for the family forum event. and many of them are hanging around the state tonight to continue campaigning. florida senator marco rubio is holding a rally in west des
calling the move disrespectful, even cowardly. it is almost like they can do whatever they want. it was just one more hit we have had to take, from a system that doesn t seem to care too much about what they do. reporter: teachers were blind sided on monday src announced it will force union members to pay into their benefits, change starting in december will amount to $55 to $150 a in month based on a teacher s salary. district says this will send 44 million-dollar back to schools this year and 200 million-dollar over the next four years study funding that the district desperately needs. it is a move now being back by the mayor. the action unfortunately was necessary given the fact that the system is broken, there is in more money to be had from anywhere. reporter: nutter says he would have preferred a negotiated contract but that the src was out of options, pft plans to challenge the decision add ago this teachers are already sharing in district wide sacrifices by