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Hundreds gathered in NYC and there were protests in D.C. and Boston a day after a grand jury declined to indict an officer in Eric Garner's death.
Thousands of people gathered in President's Park Thursday to watch the first family illuminate the National Christmas tree.
President Obama and his family light the National Christmas Tree at the White House.
Hours after a New York grand jury declined to indict the officer who killed Eric Garner in July, protests broke out both on the streets of several U.S. cities—and on the Internet.
Neighbors say the shooting was unnecessary but the Phoenix police officer involved says the victim appeared to be reaching for a gun during the altercation. KPNX's Gia Vang reports.
Rallies and marches were being organized in Phoenix after police shot and killed a 34-year-old unarmed black father of four children.
The last gasps of back-to-back storms caused flash floods and mudslides that trapped people in vehicles before moving out of Southern California.
"It's like I expected it to come out this way, but I was hoping it was gonna be different," said daughter Erica Garner.
In a message to his captors, they said they had no prior knowledge of a failed U.S. military operation to rescue him.
Christmas trees get tossed, a sleepy snow owl, blasts from the past, shopping season kicks off and more.
