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the public to know if it wasn't for the protesters and if it wasn't for the calling of the cedric chapman video to be released, rahm would not have took that order off. >> reporter: at the same time, the federal judge had harsh words for the city law department. he said he was disturbed by some of the filings in this case from the law department in which they argued that the tape was not crucial to their defense. he said after looking at the tape, he thinks it is. he can't imagine how it could not be. and he also said that the city law department may have a problem in this case, because there are two defendants, two officers, the officer who shot cedric chapman, the officer kevin frye and lou toth, the other officer, he said that this tape actually helps lou toth, officer toth, because the chase is so fast, it doesn't appear there's anything he could have done to stop the shooting. thomas? >> nbc's john yang reporting in
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standpoint, when's the next step in the case moving forward with the officer who's now out on bond? >> he's out on bond. the bond was set -- bail set at $1.5 million. his father posted the $150,000 cash bond. his next court appearance is december 18th. and until then, he is free but, of course, he is expressed concerns about his safety during this time that he is free on bail. thomas? >> nbc's john yang reporting in chicago, i turn to my colleague now, nbc's chris hayes here in studio. ram emanuel talked about accountability of the issue and a cultural change that's needed. from being there, what did you witness? >> one of the things that kept coming up in the press conference today was emanuel pointing to the process, saying they didn't want to taint that process. it's ran by the independent police review accountability
the police explorer program he ran. on august 31st, he texted she's demanded a complete inventory of explorer central and a financial report. the next morning, marin said, gliniewicz e-mailed providing information by 1:00 p.m. instead, at 8:09 a.m., fellow officers found him dead in what investigators now say was a carefully staged suicide. >> send everybody you possibly can. officer is down. >> reporter: this morning, the investigation deepens into a case some say is turned a hero cop into a village villain. >> nbc's john yang reporting. heavy rain and possibility of flash flooding in south texas and the gulf coast. storms continue to pound the region. take a look of video of ft. worth yesterday. nobody hurt there. on the east coast, meanwhile, unseasonably warm weather
ca cair, the council on american islamic relations which has called for carson to drop out. they want to have a dialogue to come to terms with this and overcome what they call a misimpression. they say it hasn't affected their fund-raising, helping or hurting but they acknowledge they have a problem and they have work to do to resolve it. by the way i can tell you they also say that dr. carson will be in the house chamber on thursday when the pope addresses a joint session of congress, he'll be there as a guest of representative mark sanford. >> john yang reporting from ohio. joining us for more analysis, the host of "morning joe," joe scarborough. good to see you, joe, thanks for being here. >> thank you, kate. >> give me your perspective on what we just heard on how the carson campaign is handling this. yesterday it seemed like they were doubling down on what he
>> reporter: we should point out the police say they're here for crowd control actually, traffic and actually to control us, the large number of reporters and photographers here. the uniform people you saw escorting them in were actually private security that palmer has hired himself. palmer spoke out to the associated press and "the minneapolis star tribune" over the weekend. he said he had no idea that this lion was collared, that it was part of a study, and that it was named, it was so beloved in zimbabwe and that if he had known any of those things, he never would have taken it in this hunt. palmer says that is the only interview he's going to do, the only time he'll speak out. he says he's done talking to the press. thomas? >> nbc's john yang reporting for us there in bloomington, thank you very much, john, i appreciate it. a close eye in kentucky,
attempted to strike him with his elbow. >> we don't think handcuffs at the biceps are the way to treat an eight-year-old child even if the child is emotionally disstraut the lawsuit alleges he also handcuffed a nine-year-old girl. >> children with disabilities should not be handcuffed, especially when their behavior is related to their disability. the. >> reporter: the sheriff's office declined to comment because the litigation is pending. civil rights advocates question why police are dealing with young students, even those without disabilities. >> instead of treating things like garden variety discipline they treat them like law enforcement problems and it leads to the response we saw here. >> the school district which is not named declined to comment on these incidents, as a federal court is now being asked whether it violated his constitutional rights. >> that was nbc's john yang
being asked whether it violated his constitutional rights. >> that was john yang reporting. an incredible survival story. a road rage shooting and a volcano erupts. let's zoom through some of today's top stories. a pennsylvania man, quite an amazing story of survival to tell today. damian was out fishing with a friend when he fell overboard, 45 miles off the coast of new jersey during a storm. he spent four hours without a life jacket treading water in a storm before his friend was able to circle back and find him. coast guard eventually air lifted him to safety. he says what kept him going, his family. >> i just couldn't couldn't picture the next day somebody coming to tell them that i'm not going to be home anymore. because i knew it would ruin their lives. and i love them too much for that. >> amazing. he said the lesson he learned --
illinois, officials say another tornado may have touched down. high winds and hail littering streets with toppled trees and power lines. severe weather extending to greenville, michigan. emergency crews working overnight to remove fallen debris. meanwhile, back in chicago's grant park, the popular lalapalooza music festival shutting down briefly sunday afternoon due to the weather, resuming about an hour later. organizers ended the final day of the festival 30 minutes early when another storm hit the area. >> well, that was john yang reporting for us. we'll continue to track the developing weather, of course, throughout the day. meanwhile, tragedy at a baseball game. a nine-year-old bat boy dies in a terrible on-field accident. it is one of the stories we are updating this morning around the news nation. plus, what jessica alba's honest company is saying about claims from consumers that their non-toxic sunscreen doesn't work. and later i'll talk live with prominent dallas pastor tv
and matt manipulating the individual to allow them to accomplish their ultimate goal. i really do love my husband, she said. he's the reason i didn't meet inmate matt and sweat. after visiting his wife in jail he stands by his wife. >> why? >> i love her. >> that was john yang reporting. mitchell could get up to seven years in prison when sentenced next month. it is day five in the search is for the missing 14-year-old boys that never came home off the coast of florida. the coast guard suffered 31 nautical miles. they say it's like trying to spot a basketball floating in the ocean fromx>q a plane 500 feet up traveling 170 miles per hour. the families are still hopeful the two are out there somewhere alive. an ohio man is heading to