scott was charting new territory. no american had ever been in space that long and no one from any country has ever been studied this closely. we have no idea how scott's body would react to being in space for that amount of time or what could potentially develop later in life. here is an example of what we do know. a lack of gravity has a big impact on our bones and muscles. according to nasa, astronauts experienced up to a one-third reduction in muscle fiber size in less than two weeks on the space shuttle. to put that in context, on earth, post-menopausal women untreated for bone loss can lose 1 poto 1.5% of their bone mass loss in one year. think about what that could mean for scott in space for a year? nasa has developed special he canner size equipment to help mitigate those factors. proven effective for six months missions. an unknown in scott's case, he would be up there for a year. >> my big lingering effect, my feet are still bothering me at times. i think it is more plantar fasciitis rather than anything. >

scott was killed september 20th in a parking lot. prosecutors produced evidence they say proved scott was armed and say officer brently vincent was justified in opening fire. >> the recommendation was unanimous. that bears repeating. 15 career prosecutors and their recommendation was unanimous. >> officers say scott ignored at least ten orders to drop his weapon. scott's wife said medicine he was taking made him zone out. >>> jury deliberations resume this morning in the murder trial of a former charleston police with killing a black motorist,

scott. the other officers were on the right side of mr. scott. we believe that the witnesses are going to say, at least the officers are going to say, well, if he had a gun, it would have been in his right hand. it would appear if anybody wads in imminent danger, it would have been the officers to the right. without trying this in the media, we would ask is it reasonable that mr. vinson should have fired or used deadly force at all? the video is clear, mr. scott had his hands down. he wasn't acting in an openly aggressive manner. in fact, he was backing away. the citizens of charlotte and people looking into this case and into the evident, there are certain questions that still have to be raised and we want to raise that. the story is not over. that's just the criminal side of it. there's still a civil side that exists. if the facts warrant it, we pursue justice on behalf of scott. >> the scott family will have to celebrate christmas without keith and we'll be thinking of them. thank you for joining us. i appreciate your thoughts. >> thank you fo

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. scott is off tonight. i'm anthony mason. we begin tonight with violent weather in the south. time-lapse video shows a tornado touching down today near atlanta. other twisters were reported in florida and louisiana. they were, apparently, not as devastating as some of the 25 reported across the south overnight that left at least five people dead. mark strassmann is in alabama. >> reporter: rosalie, alabama, population 700, took the storm's first knockout punch at five minutes after midnight. killed three people inside. part of a swath of destruction that runs along state highway 71. one resident told us the lights went out, and then he heard a loud growling sound, and in 10 seconds, all these buildings were destroyed and these semitrucks were flipped like tonka toys. in neighboring ider, we found 14-year-old aubrey williams. her aunt and uncle own this former daycare center where her family rode out the storm. >> when we took off running, the wind picked us up and threw us, and we went through walls and the

tara moriarty is live where scott made his first public appearance. what is the mood like inside the mayor's office. >> it was definitely an excited but nervous energy. after all, these officers have been waiting for more than 7 months to find out who their new chief will be and today they got their answer. >> san francisco's next chief of the san francisco police department william bill scott. >> the announcement came as a surprise to many that expected interim chief tony chaplain to land the job. after months of speculation. current deputy chief bill scott was chosen. >> change is a challenge especially in this profession and one of the biggest changes will be just that change bra the mayor's decision came after racist text scandal and a string of officer-involved shootings with people of color. the forced resignations of chief suhr and a department of justice review that said the force needed to better track and discipline officers. >>> lee chose an outsider. >> it was ultimately a who has got the skill sets and who has the proven ability to bring

scott. >> the shooting sparked nights of violent unrest here. social media catapulted the story into the national spotlight, based on false information, the prosecutor says. according to state investigators, initial witness accounts that scott was holding a book proved to be false. his wife's statement she didn't know he owned a weapon, also false according to messages the month before about a firearm in his possession. and they say witness claims that it was a white officer who shot scott are also untrue. police say they were trying to serve a warrant to a different man at an apartment complex when they saw scott with a gun and marijuana. investigators say scott ignored commands to drop the weapon at least ten times. >> keith, don't you do it. >> did you shoot him? did you shoot him? he better not be [ bleep ] dead. >> the prosecutor also new surveillance video, of scott at a nearby convenience store shortly before the deadly encounter. >> the bulge you see here is consistent with the holster and gun that was later described by officers and loc

scott: you were angry against scott: you were angry against america? >> yeah, obviously and the u.k., at the time. scott: do you hear a lot of that, do you hear a lot of that anti-american sentiment? jahan: i hear it a lot. i mean i have to be honest with you is that i hear a lot of it, absolutely, and it's all based on conflicts in afghanistan, iraq, and syria. scott: to counter that through meetings sometimes organized at a local mosque or at this old pool hall, jahan shows them sobering, graphic pictures of jihadists killed in battle -- an example of what might come of them. and he points out that the terrorists often kill innocent muslims. that was a bit of a turning point for you, when you realized that muslims were also a target of the terrorists? >> yeah, definitely. it did make me think, whoa, why would i go out there? it would be stupid of me to go out there. scott: jahan says winning over even one potential jihadist can have an incalculable effect. jahan: here's a conversation i remember. here's your car keys. would you really hand them over

scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun as he sat in his vehicle. >> reporter: they approached scott with police vests and told him at least 10 times to drop his weapon. >> drop the gun! >> he had a blank stare, as if he was in a trance-like state. >> reporter: shortly thereafter, vinson fired four shots. >> don't do you it! >> reporter: striking scott in his wrist, abdomen and rear shoulder. vinson spoke to investigators that night. >> reporter: attorney justin bamberg represents the scott family. >> at the end of the day, we're tragic. >> reporter: in a statement, the scott family said that they were very disappointed with the decision. anthony, they did call on any protests tonight or in the coming days to be peaceful. >> mason: jericka duncan, thanks, jericka. 51 days before he becomes president, donald trump says he will take steps to distance himself from the business empire that bears his name. here's chief whiteou >> reporter: the president-elect promised on twitter to take himself completely out of his business operations, calling it "visually important to in no way have a c

he is an attorney for the scott family. you also heard from walter scott's mother. you also heard from another attorney for the scott family. stewart saying there, of officer slager, he may have delayed justice, but he did not escape justice. he said the fight is not over yet. of course, prosecutors do have the option of retrying the officer. i believe we're joined now by ari melber. ari, i want to run this by you. i was just listening to chris stewart, the lawyer there. he made reference to a federal case, and he made reference to the solicitor is going to have another case. he was making reference to two more trials. is this news here? has he officially been told, do we know, that there's going to be another trial or two? >> two more trials are possible. here is why. this trial ends in a hung jury, a mistrial. so that is neither a finding of not guilty, which would release officer slager of these charges, nor obviously a finding of guilty, which is why the family members and other advocates are registering their concern. so there is an expectation, we don't know y

scott's hands." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> scott's family have not charges. the shooting sparked days of sometimes violent protests. the family urged anyone who is thinking about protesting now - to do so peacefully and lawfully./// ((demetria obilor)) >>> brazillian soccer fans gathered at the chapecoense soccer team's home stadium after their plane crashed in colombia more than 22-thousand fans gathered at the stadium at a catholic mass in honor of the victims. the aircraft carrying the team crashed near medellin on tuesday, killing 71 of the 77 people aboard coaches and staff. family members of the victims were at the stadium, as fans chanted the players' names while holding their cellphones up in the air./// ((demetria obilor)) >>> the remains of fidel castro--are returning to where his revolution began. right now his ashes are on the island of santa clara a day after a ceremony was held at the bay of pigs. the traveling of ashes to retrace the path he took after seizing power...but in reverse. the journey will end with castro's funeral in santiago de cub

>> reporter: scott, the jury deliberated for 22 hours. they could only agree there was no point continuing. fleeing black suspect in the back shocked the country, but in court, a mistrial became a real possibility last friday when a juror wrote the judge that in good conscience he or she could not consider a guilty verdict, and the scott family said they were prepared to be disappointed. one of their lawyers added that michael slager cannot escape what is coming to him, but for now slager remains free on bail. >> pelley: it is up to the prosecutor tec have another trial. what's likely to happen? >> scott, she is going to retry slager, but first she also has to prosecute the state's case against dylann roof. he's the 22-year-old charged with the charleston church massacre here last year, killing nine people. his federal trial here starts on wednesday, so it could be months before slager is retried. >> pelley: mark strassmann at the courthouse for us. mark, thank you. a note on the presidential transition. the trump brain trust will today t

since scott is coming from the la police department. many we spoke with say they made calls to their colleagues to get an idea on the man that will lead the city's force. >> it is the things that he will use you can lose. you are pulled off a cue in san francisco. we were looking at him to be the next chief. >> reaching out to him folks from southern california are upset to lose. >> i will support the new chief and the members of the police department. i think we have the best department. >> those that supported tony chaplain seemed disappointed. including the frisco five that went on a hunger strike to see that the former police chief was removed. >> i think the city of san francisco would like to be one of their own the new police officer and maybe this new chief coming from the outside may bring division or bring people together. >> it is time for us to embrace him. and i am appealing to the police officers association. and to connect. >> the san francisco police officer association that also supported chaplain said we look floor to

trial for the death of walter scott. witness video shows slager shooting and killing the father of four as he tried to run away. slager has pleaded not guilty. context is important here. this video does not show the entire struggle between the men. >>> a moving tribute to the soccer club killed in a plane crash in colombia. thousands gathered at the stadium in medellin wednesday night. fans chanted at the stadium celebrating the victims' lives. the pilot told air traffic controllers he ran out of fuel. he pleaded for permission to land. >>> dakota access pipeline protesters about to get a boost from thousands of veterans. leaders for standing rock say they are ready to head to north dakota even if it means frigid conditions even if it means serving as human shields. they were told to bring gas masks and anticipate confrontations with police. >>> >> it is cold. these protesters are determined. they say water is at stake. the environment is at stake. they say sacred burial grounds are at stake. they feel corporations and t

scott walker sent trump a letter today making the request. it is not clear how quickly trump could move to address walkers concern because it would require law changes. that comes as trump is striking back at bill clinton. this, after clinton told a newspaper in new york state this month that trump does not know much. the ex-president also claimed that the president-elect called him after his election victory over hillary clinton.>>> trump took to twitter saying i called bill clinton after the election. wrong. he called me with a very nice graduations. he doesn't know much.>>> western investigators arrived in turkey this morning after a gunman assassinated moscow's ambassador. holly williams has the latest on the incident caught on camera and we want to warn you, the video is disturbing.>> reporter: the russian ambassador was giving a speech at an art gallery watched by the man who would kill him minutes later. remember of aleppo. remember syria the assassin shouted. the gunman was a 22-year-old turkish police officer whose attack left others

for teen kids news, i'm scott. (upbeat music) - next, i'll tell you about some of the things you need to know before you go looking for a part-time job. teen kids news will be right back. can sometimes be stressful. and we can all use advice to help us strive for success. so here's christin, with this week's make the grade. - while no one will argue that doing well in school is our first priority, many teens want or need to make a little extra money in their spare time. but you have to do some work before you start working. that means you need to find out how many hours the government allows you to work. if you're 14 or 15 years old, there are lots of legal restrictions. and many states require students under 18 to obtain working papers. you can find out what you need to know by going to your state's department of labor website. of course, you can also get some good guidance from your school guidance counselor. but remember, if you're already having a hard time keeping up at school, the best kind of work for you is

>> reporter: scott, the vote was unanimous. the fed raised rates for the first time this year and only the second time since the 2008 recession. once more the fed forecasts it will hike rates three more times next year in 2017. we expect the economy will continue to perform well, said chair janet yellen, citing improving jobs numbers, unemployment is now at 4.6%, and the economy has added 180,000 jobs a month this year. but wall street was not celebrating. the dow, which had been within striking distance of 20,000, fell 118 points, snapping a post-election rally that had lasted seven straight sessions. but the dow is still up 8% since the trump victory. scott? >> pelley: anthony, what will this mean to most folks? >> well, until the trump economic policy is in place, scott, it is really not clear. fed chair janet yellen said there has been a cloud of uncertainty hanging over that, but it is clear the fed wants to continue to raise rates by next year, the question is by how much. >> pelley: anthony mason, thank you. today one of

today san francisco's mayor formally introduced william scott. their he comes here from lapd where he served for 27 years. he was overseeing that department 1700 merritt -- member southern bureau before being ÷& scott is an advocate of greatero "yjfficer involvement in communities where they serve. he was a pc5young officer worki in la when the rodney king riots broke out. before that he earned an accounting degree from university of alabama.>> alecia reid sat down with b.the prominent attorney and a new -- activist to get their opinions.>> reporter: will scott was announced at city oo hall today. he comes from a large district where he managed over 1200 officers. although his resume is extensive, he is an outsider. some feel it may cause push back in san francisco.>> this police officers come from si, sacred heart cot and it is a bedrock of the foundation of the police department.>> reporter: scott has a lot of work ahead. there are more than 200 reforms that are recommended by the department of justice that he needs to 10 to, and he has a lot

in the back as scott ran -- as walter scott ran away. protests against donald trump and hihis cabinet arcocontinuing nationwide. today students at colleges and , universities across the country are e holding a secondny ofof action to demand their campuses become sanctuary campuseses where administratatos refuse to share information with immigration authorities, refuse to allow ice agents on campus, and support equal access to in-state tuition and financial aid anand sclalarships foror undocumemented students. president-elecect donald trurums vowed to immediately deport up to 3 million people upon taking office. more than 100 campuses participated in the first national walkout on november 17, prompting a series of university administrators to agree to designate the schools as sanctuary campuses -- including trump's alma mater, the university of pennsylvania. meanwhile, jewish activists with the group "if not now" held a day of jewish resistance in more than 30 cities to protest trump's pick of stephen bannon as his chief strategist. banno

now to scott rigell. i will never forget the rm conversation i had and how passionate about how the nation was going and what was happening to small businesses. he, as a small business owner and later to own significant businesses there in the tiedwater area saw what was unfolding in our nation and caused him deep, deep concerns not only for himself and his children and grandchildren. what a person of passion and very eloquent. and he was a person that wanted to make sure we reformed the way government conducted business. and he and i had deep discussions of how making sure we are doing work of the nation was critical and what we were doing to help small businesses or ensure that our nation's military had what it needed or address the nation's finances, he was well schooled in those subject areas. he was a thorough study. he was exhaustive in how he would look at information and what he could do on a particular issue. you knew when he came to the floor to vote he knew that bill backwards and forwards. and

scott out. spock. you all right? dr. mccoy's potion is acting like all his potions-- turning my stomach. other than that, i am quite well. well, if your blood were red instead of green, you wouldndn have an upset stomach. just what did you think you were trying to do? i surmised you were unaware of that plant, so i-- stepped in front and took the thorns yourself. i assure you, captain, i had no intention of doing that. it was merely my own clumsiness which prevented me from moving out of the way. i see. well, next time, just yell. i can step out of the way as quicklylyas the next man. i shall do so. trying to get yourself killed. you know how much starfleet has ininsted in you? 122,22-- but... thanks. kaplan, take the post. yes, sir. not only is sosothing after us, but it's after the ship as well. captain, to affect the ship at this extreme range would require a highly sophisticated planetarardefense system. 30 seconds ago, there wasn't a cloud in the sky. phasers. beautiful day, mr. spococ not a cloud in the sky. just l

are kind of jumping on board" scott roeben is a las vegas expert. he's the founder of the popular blog vital vegas dot com... success....and was actually missing out on quote free money. scott roeben, vitalvegas.com "they're in the middle of this bankruptcy....they're trying to get out of that...this is just cash that was left on the table and is found money" scott says it's a profitable change that doesn't take a lot of time and energy for the giant company. and he says soon enough --- the complainers will stop complaining and just suck it up and pay. scott roeben, vitalvegas.com "every time something like this happens...people say this is the last one..i'm never co ever so it's not actually true" gina look live tag: caesars entertainment says self parking will still be free if you have a nevada drivers license. mgm still has free self park for locals but that is supposed to end of the year. gina lazara 13 action news. and.. new information on another parking related charge. the wynn las vegas and encore will start charging for valet in a couple of

slager claims scott took his taser from him. sot: "and i saw that taser coming at me..coming at me like this." (butted with) "i fired until the threat was stopped, like i'm trained to do." prosecutors say scott was 18 if convicted.. slager could get 30 years in prison. you can feel those brisk temperatures out there... and guess what... even cooler temperatures.... are on the way... let's head over.... to 13 first alert chief meteorologist... bryan scofield... who's tracking it all. bryan... the las vegas valley will be dropping into the upper 30s tonight with some areas into the mid 30s. make sure you protect the bring the pets inside! after the chilly start we keep it cool in the afternoon but similar to last few afternoons with highs into the mid 50s. now... here's a look.... we're following... i'm gina lazara reporting from the strip.....where casears entertainment is just two weeks away before they start charging for parking.....following the roll out of paid parking from mgm properties earlier this year. i spoke with a las

scott pruitt. scott pruitt to be head of the epa. he is attorney general of oklahoma. he actually sued the epa. he says the science of climate change is in question. he says it is debatabldebatable. overwhelmingly, scientists say humans contribute to climate change. this is a controversial pick. >> if he is nominated, his job is to protect thing earth and development. some are having a hard time understanding how someone who is so unsupporting can do that. especially when we have seen the trump campaign move in a direction that seems a little more receptive to the idea. we saw trump say there is connectivi connectivity. trump met with al gore this week. and ivanka trump is looking into it with millennials. >> and donald trump on the "today" show yesterday. he said i am listening to president obama's advice on who to pick for my cabinet. >> my favorite line of that interview is i love his ideas. i never heard you say that. the reality is they gave us an idea shortly after he was elected they would try to work together to make this transition as smoothly as possible. i t

but, scott, mr. trump has promised that next week he'll unveil a plan to separate the n esidency from the trump organization. >> pelley: julianna goldman in the washington newsroom. julianna, thank you. well, tonight, a humanitarian emergency is breaking out in syria. is b5 and a half years now, the assad regime has waged war on the own people who had risen in rebellion. tonight, the dictatorship is on the verge of retaking the y'untry's largest city, aleppo. ase portion held by rebels has shrunk considerably, and this is what's left of the city of one million people after years of bombardment by the syrian military and more recently, its russian ally. debora patta is with the civilians trying to escape. >> reporter: they came by the thousands, and just kept on coming, on foot, in wheelbarrows, using makeshift stretchers, any way they could. exhausted, frightened, hungry, but alive. these families have been walking since early this morning for well over eight hours. they don't seem to really care whe

scott. >> reporter: lawfully d.a. murray says because police body cam videos show scott exiting his suv surrounded by officers who had moments before observed him rolling a joint armed with a handgun that they then chamber. the safety was off and the gun was cocked. >> drop the gun! >> reporter: also because even on the video his wife recorded scott refused police orders. >> officers can be heard at least ten-times commanding mr. scott to drop the gun. >> reporter: also weighing heavy in the d.a.'s decision were a number of alleged eyewitnesses like some of scott's family. >> he didn't have no gun. he wasn't messing with nobody. >> reporter: they later recanted when interviewed by had not actually seen the shooting. >> reporter: it was those disputed claims that led some protesters to violence back in september but through family attorney scott's widow called for calm in light of the d.a.'s decision. >> allow us to conduct what we call a thorough investigation behind the investigation. >> reporter: family attorneys sa

coming up, learn more about winfield scott and how he founded the city of scott still -- scottsdale. ofa lot of people think winfield scott as a fiery preacher, but what people don't know is he was a fierce warrior in the union army as a young man. he was born in michigan, but grew up in western new york. he had just graduated from seminary school and had been assigned to a church when the civil war broke out and linking called for volunteers. he wanted to get into it so he went back to his hometown of new york and started recruiting and raising his own company of soldiers. i think he recruited about 33 of his own cousins out of his bible study class and recruited the town band and they would go on to stay with him in the army and to be one of the most celebrated army bands in the union army during the war. he took part in the battle of gettysburg and spotsylvania and the wilderness. three of the bloodiest battles of the civil war and he was in all of those and cited for bravery in every one of them. he was shot five times total. he was badly wounded and was lying there. he had a bib

scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun as he sat in h >> reporter: they approached scott with police vests and told him at least 10 times to drop his weapon. >> drop the gun! >> he had a blank stare, as if he was in a trance-like state. >> reporter: shortly thereafter, vinson fired four votes. >> don't do you it! >> reporter: striking scott in his wrist, abcomen and rear shoulder. vinson spoke to investigators that night. family. >> at the end of the day, we're talking about a human life being extinguished, and that is truly tragic. >> reporter: in a statement, the scott family said that they were very disappointed with the decision. anthony, they did call on any protests tonight or in the coming days to be peaceful. >> mason: jericka duncan, thanks, jerick president, donald trump says he will take steps to distance himself from the business empire that bears his name. here's chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> reporter: the president-elect promised on twitter to take himself completely out of his business operations, calling it "visually important to in no way have a c

hey, scott, welcome. >> thanks a lot, scott. >> not going to run -- thank you very much. not going to run through everything, but start me with albauba, which you have high expectations for. >> yeah. i think it's pretty obvious that alibaba has been punished, in part, related to perceptions associated with the incoming trump administration, but the reality is that they've been executing well. the growth is strong. we're looking for a 30% increase in revenues in fy-18, and the stock trades at a forward multiple of about 20, so we see the risk already accounted for in a lot of up side to the stock. >> you are looking at about another $20 for the stock over the next 12 months. >> yeah. our 12-month target price is $102, and really if you look at names that have performed and have not performed especially since the election alibaba is definitely one that i think is worth taking a look at. especially given the fact that so much of what they do is centered in and around china and especially with elections coming up next year in that country. we really don't see some of the, let

scott, the fire itself is about 64% contained. >> pelley: demarco morgan, thanks. in oakland, california, the search and recovery ended today at that warehouse destroyed by fire during a dance party last friday. 36 people were killed. investigators said the fire started on the first floor possibly from faulty refrigerator. many victims were trapped on the second floor. there were no sprinklers or fire alarms. dangerously cold air from the arctic is howling across the upper midwest and heading east. omar villafranca is in bismark, north dakota, where it feels like minus 20. >> reporter: the arctic blast blew through colorado overnight, dropping six inches of snow in the denver area. snowplow drivers worked overtime to try and keep streets passable, but the fast-moving storm coated rocky mountain roads in ice, slowing 18 wheelers to a crawl. in bolder, emergency workers stayed busy responding to accidents caused by the slick streets. further east in north dakota, more than 450 miles of interstate were frozen. in minot, frigid winds gusted more than 45mph. cars were p

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we begin with breaking news tonight. north of mexico city, many are reported dead and wounded tonight after this. you are watching the leveling of a crowded market selling fireworking for christmas and new year's celebrations. michelle miller ising in for us. michelle. >> reporter: scott, the multiple explosions began midafternoon in the famous open-air san pableto fireworks market in tultepec, about 90 miles north of mexico city. police say there are at least nine dead and 70 injured, but that is expected to go up. there were an estimated 2,000 people in the market at the time, stocking up for christmas and new year's, which many mexicans traditionally celebrate with fireworks and rockets. and there are also reports that nearby homes have also suffered damage. rescue workers have asked people to stay at least three miles from the scene as they continue to hose down the market. scott, with 300 vending booths, firefighters are really left with no other alternative but to let the fires burn out. >> p

that caused real concern, scott, among u.s. allies, india and afghanistan. >> pelley: major garrett in washington. major, thank you. well, this presidential campaign that most folks were glad to see end suddenly re-erupte night at a postelection forum at the kennedy school at harvard. >> reporter: 16 months of tension boiled over thursday in a conference room at harvard's kennedy school. clinton communications director, jennifer palmieri, argued there were some stains on the trump >> that's just crap. >> reporter: trump campaign manager kellyanne conway was sitting right across from her. >> so you guys -- >> guys. >> reporter: clinton media strategist mandy grunwald had this backhanded compliment for >> reporter: trump aides, she argued, had flooded the web with fake stories about clinton. >> reporter: conway shrugged off the criticism on "cbs this morning." >> obviously some of these for donald trump to become the next president of the united states. >> reporter: this panel was meant to serve as a first draft of campaign histo

scott was killed september 20th in a parking lot. prosecutors produced evidence they say proved scott was armed and say officer brently was justified in opening fire. >> the recommendation was unanimous. that bears repeating. 15 career prosecutors and their recommendation was unanimous. >> officers say scott ignored at least ten orders to drop his weapon. scott's wife said medicine he was taking made him zone out. >>> jury deliberations resume this morning in the murder trial of a former charleston police officer michael slagr. he is white and he is charged walter scott. the case went to the jury last night. slagr hit scott with five bullets in the back during a traffic stop last year. he is charged of. >>> the pilot of a plane with brazilian soccer team on board told reporters he had run out of fuel. tributes were held for the victims 71 people were killed. amazingly, there were six survivors. in a desperate exchange right before the crash, the pilot pleaded for permission to land. the plane had a maximum range of 1,600 nautical mil

sold scott the same gun found at the scene. nine civilian witnesses claimed to have seen the shooting. three of them said keith scott was unarmed. it was determined all three did not see the shooting. a fourth witness told police she saw a white officer shoot keith scott. officer vincent, black officer in plain clothes fired the shots. another said she saw a book fall from scott's lap but later told police she never saw a book or gun. and scott's wife who could be seen on the cell phone video telling police not to shoot her husband said that four white officers fired their guns and that officers vincent was not involved. mrs. scott told police her husband had not had a weapon in nine months but text messages show a month before the shooting mrs. scott was angry with her husband about his possession after firearm. megyn? >> trace, thank you. >>> joining me now, kevin jackson, conservative radio host and fox news contributor and eric guster, legal analyst. eric, we have seen this time and time again. ferguson, missouri. hands up

scott? >> hi there dawn and chris much the timing is key with this weekend system right now brewing off to our west. take a look at the snows moving through sections of minnesota, minneapolis moving around chicago even green bay, wisconsin. that moisture will head in our direction. it's going to be icy mix of rain, sleet and snow across the delaware valley as we transition from the overnight into the first part of the day tomorrow. we have the cold air right now. 24 degrees look at wait feels like. it feels like 14 right now when you're stepping outdoors. so for your friday evening plans, bundle up. 27 at 7:00 o'clock. cloud color continues to thicken by 9:00. we're looking at mid 20s by 11 with light snow developing late. the far western zones overnight continuing to head toward the philadelphia area and parts of south jersey. that winter weather advisory kicks in at 10:00 o'clock tonight. it continues until 9am saturday for immediate points in south jersey. places like atlantic city, cape

scott, three of 36 people have not been identified. to night their families members are being asked to preserve personal items such as a toothbrush so that positive identifications can be made with dna. >> david begnaud on the scene. thank you. carter evans is looking into the building and its owners. >> reporter: i heard some one say, "fire, fire." >> max ohr was in the building late friday night. >> by the time i grabbed the extinguisher and ran back, no more than 15 seconds elapsed. the entire back was engulfed in flames. >> reporter: no one was supposed to be living there. and the building was under investigation for potential code violations related to unpermitted construction inside. oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> all i know that we were not interior of the building. >> reporter: did you ever see any inspectors visit there? >> no, no. if there were, we would have let them in. >> reporter: ohr lived in the warehouse and said oakland police have seen the inside of the building a number of times. cbs news obtained this video showing

scott didn't stop, continued to come towards me. >> reporter: scott's family hoping a conviction can help heal the wounds. >> in my heart, i will find the peace to forgive michael slager for doing that. until my family can see justice, no, there's no forgiveness. >> reporter: some of the scott family supporters took exception with the makeup of the jury. 11 of the jurors were white. only one was black. at a press conference yesterday afternoon, the scott family, however, chose to focus on optimism, saying that in a retrial, they do expect michael slager to be found guilty. we should also mention that slager is expected to face civil rights charges from the federal government. chris? >> all right, nick. thank you very much. those federal cases get very tricky in situations like this. the question becomes the obvious one. now what? where does the case go? will a retrial lead to the same result? we'll give you the pluses and minuses next. >>> a south carolina judge had to declare a mistrial in the former case of former police officer michael slager. he'd been charged with shooting and k

scott supports restrictions on use of force and use of tasers. he did not voice an opinion on allowing officers to shoot at moving vehicles. >> it is about honesty and whose hand is at the top of the bat. to get the first swing and we have to live with that. >> scott also thanks to his wife and three children who he says have supported him every step of his career. >> ktvu paul chambers joins us now with tony chaplain that was passed over for an outsider. >> we are outside the new chief's work home, police headquarters and we got react from local and federal leaders. >> san francisco's next chief