from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. the spontaneous shock and anger we saw in the streets in the immediate aftermath of two grand jury decisions involving police use of deadly force against unarmed black suspects turned into a national call to action today. the biggest turnout was in washington, d.c., with thousands of marchers and organizers demanded reforms in how the justice system deals with such cases and greater police accountability. the controversial deaths in ferguson, missouri and new york s staten island involve white officers. but they were just two of several cases protesters focused on today that they believe are part of a broad and troubling pattern. kristen welker is in washington to tell us more. kristen, good evening. reporter: lester, good evening. the message here today, justice for all. more than 40,000 people turned out to express their anger, to express their grief. one of the larg
share with us. her doctors are here as well. we ll have all that in just a little bit. she looks fantastic. robin. awesome, awesome. so much more with her later on in the show. but let s get right to lara spencer, who has been out in hollywood with all the headlines from the golden globes. a night of surprises on so many levels. and lara, you have been talking all night long with the stars who are grabbing the gold. hey. hey, good morning, everybody. first, let me just say how great is it to see robin roberts. that was phenomenal. good morning, indeed. and what a night. what a night. tina fey and amy poehler given perfect 10s by the stars, including rq. it was their first outing as hosts of the golden globes. and they nailed it. a night of big wins for adele, anne hathaway, jessica chastain, and more. take a look. oh, my god! okay. reporter: it was all about leading ladies. harvey, thank you for killing whoever you had to kill to get me up here today. repo
a nation in mourning tonight. the day after nearly 30 people were killed at an elementary school in connecticut. tory dunnan joins us from newtown with new information on the victims. most of those killed. kindergarten and first graders just 6 and 7 years old. tory? president obama will travel on sunday to meet with first responders and families of the victims. it has been a difficult time they learn to the people were killed yesterday. most of them. children just 6 and 7 years old. we can now put names and faces to those killed at sandy hook elementary school. among them, 27-year- victoria soto. her family says she died trying to protect her students. robbie parker lost his daugter emilie. she always had something kind to say about anybody. she is an incredible person and i am so blessed to be her dad. the state medical examiner said he believes all the graders as police continue to search for evidence in the school, the community is trying to figure out just how to co
i had to break it to all the folks who were assembled at the firehouse that their children or their loved ones were not coming home. that s an exercise that i will live with for the most of my life. house speaker john boehner is now willing to consider a tax increase for those making more than $1 million a year. the nfl took a moment to reflect. teams and players paid tribute to those affected by the school massacre. if congress wasn t so afraid of the nra, we d all be a lot better off. a free people should be an armed people. once you start drawing the line where do you stop? and all that matters. silent snit . she was the best mother anybody could ask for. she was the type of person that could just light up the room. i m so blessed to be her dad. on cbs this morning. god has called them all home. for those of us who remain let us find the strength to carry on and make our country worthy of their memory. welcome to cbs this morning. i m charli
you can see right there foggy and 48 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete forewarning weather forecast is coming up. it s one of the fastest growing crimes in the country and maryland is no stranger to identity theft ranking ninth in the nation. christie adelo with more of what the state is doing to curve the trend. reporter: local law enforcement are learning how to crack down on the latest scams to make sure you re not the next victim. reporter: it might be the last thing on your christmas list. i don t pay much attention to it. reporter: but candyce knows all too well the dangers of identity theft. it s happened to me twice. reporter: and local officials are learning more about how to stop the crime. identity thefts happening every day in maryland and you can become a target every time you use wifi or use a scanner to make a purchase. one swipe, and your card is now in this device. what the processer will do is up load all of the numbers to