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tonight for the first time former blue bell ice cream workers are claiming that management ignored complaints about conditions at their factory in texas. that was linked to an outbreak of listeria. ten people got sick from the bacteria, and three died. the company recalled 8 million gallons. before this, but bell was the number three brand in the nation, sold in 23 states. jim axelrod has our investigation. reporter: in the early morning hours of august 29th, a single truck left blue bell creameries in texas, marking the return of its ice cream. when the company recalled all its products in april, its loyal customers sang their support. prayed for their return. and plastered brenham with signs. god bless blue bell. it s a fantastic product. but at the same time there s a bad side of blue bell where everything was overlooked. reporter: for the last seven months leading up to the shutdown terry schultz operated this machine at the brenham blue bell factory. ther ....
clear message saying they will not accept anything less than a guilty verdict. tawanda jackson is here for freddie gray and here for her own brother, tyronne wallace. it s sad when one unarmed man can get brutally murdered in front of credible eye witnesses ranging from 80 years old to young kids saw my brother get murder and nobody even investigated thoroughly. as a judge searches for a jury of 12 impartial from baltimore a small but spirited group of protesters gather outside a courthouse. officer william porter a baltimore native and one year older than freddie gray faces manslaughter and wreckless endangerment charges. prosecutors say he failed to buckle gray into a police van and ignore the 25-year-old pleas for help. freddie gray was unresponsive at the end of that 40 minute ride. he died of a spinal cord injury a week later. it s not about the individual. it s about the system itself. because whenever we get any type of conviction that s a good look for a ....
that we understand this question. the key figure in the fight against isil in iraq is sentenced to death. plus we report from hong kong where the police have moved in to clear protesters from the streets. some say that s a good thing. there has been a second night of protests across the united states. over the decision not to charge a white policeman in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager. there have been protests across the country let s take you first to this scene. let s go to oakland, california, where demonstrators set off a blockade and then set fire to it. they looted stores and faced off with police. over to boston where 1500 demonstrators block city streets in a peaceful show of force there. and in new york city hundreds gather in union square chanting black lives matter. 04 peopl14 people were arrested overnight. for a while it seemed as if monday s mayhem would be repeated. the police car burned outside of city hall. there were reports of ....
quite cave in yemen. sloppy roads and hundreds of flights canceled as people begin the travel for the thanksgiving holiday. and we begin with newly released surveillance video shows police in cleveland, ohio, shooting and killing a 12-year-old boy. tamir rice died on sunday. the police who shot him said they thought the toy gun that rice was waving was real. for more we go to roxana saberi. reporter: police released the video and audio recordings so people can come to their on conclusion of what happened. the audio recording seemed to point to a lack of communication from the 911 dispatcher to the officers who arrived at the scene. this surveillance video is silent and grainy. but it shows 12-year-old tamir rice on saturday waving around what appears to be a gun. the man sitting in gazebo behind him said that what looks like to be a fake gun at people. i don t know if it s real or not. the dispatcher then radios two officers. mr. is a black male sitting on t ....
others. we will miss you. mr. chairman, i will never forget the day the gentleman from iowa told me earlier this term that had he known that i would one day be on the rules committee, he would have been nicer to me for the last ten years. it was at that point, i appreciated the raw power that came with this appointment. but to the gentleman from texas, i want to thank you for bringing up the i think it was the case church amendment from 1973, the series of amendments ten years later. i mean, sometimes we think about defunding as some sort of exotic thing that people do. it has been a technique that has been employed by both sides of the dais in the past and sometimes it has changed the course of history.j&p so i thank youu%2zr for bringing your amendment here today and certainly appreciate the time that all of you have spent with us this evening. mr. chairman, i ll yield back. thank you very much. ms. bachmann, i want to add my hearty congratulations to you, and abo ....