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ANDERSON: Well, it's been a regrettably familiar story, this one this year with one controversial police shooting in the U.S. after another grabbing the headlines, something activists claim disproportionately targets American -- African-Americans.</s>UNIDENITIFIED MALE: Wait to shoot a black man. He couldn't wait to shoot an unarmed black man.</s>ANDERSON: One of the police officer Jason Vandyke arriving at his arraignment in Chicago earlier. He's been charged with murder over his shooting of a 17-year-old Lauchlin McDonald (ph) in 2014. He has pleaded not guilty. And on Monday, a grand jury in Ohio decided not to indict two police officers involved in the deadly shooting of this 12-year-old boy Tamir Rice. Rice was shot outside a recreation center by a trainee officer while holding a pellet gun. We can cross straight to New York now to speak to CNN's correspondent Jean Casarez. And Jean, what's been the reaction to the decisions?</s>JEAN CASAREZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, I think there's been a lot of reaction. I think the police union on the side of law enforcement, they believe that justice was served, that a grand jury of the community that has had this case for two months now hearing evidence determined that there was not probable cause that a crime had been committed so they chose not to indict. The family of Tamir Rice believes that the system is corrupt, the prosecutor is corrupt. A lot of emotion, but they also believe that correct evidence wasn't presented in the right way. We want the show everybody a statement that the family has come out with. They have said, prosecutor McGinty deliberately sabotaged the case, never advocating for my son and acting instead like the police officers' defense attorney. In a time which a non-indictment for two police officers who have killed an unarmed black child is business as usual, we mourn for Tamir and for all of the black people killed by the police without justice. In our view, this police and process demonstrates that race is still an extremely troubling and serious problem in our country and the criminal justice system. Now, of course, Tamir rice was holding a toy gun -- actually, a pellet gun. It did shoot. It was pellets. And it should have had an orange end to it denoting that it was a type of a toy gun. That had been ripped off, torn off, removed in some way. And the officers received the call of code one, possible active shooter. That was in their mind as they drove to that area. Also, it is interesting that if you look at the guns, the toy gun and a real gun, you are looking at it right there, they look almost identical. So the police and the prosecutor say that in the officers' minds, state of mind, he thought it was a real gun. And so interesting, Becky, the original caller to 911 said, you know, it's possibly a juvenile and it's possibly a toy gun. But the dispatcher, Becky, did not say that to the officers. He or she neglected to say that, simply code one, possible active shooter. Get there immediately.</s>ANDERSON: Fascinating. All right, thank you for that. I want to take a look for viewers at the numbers for police shootings in the United States. The Washington Post looked data nationwide and found a total of 975 people have been shot and killed by police in 2015. By race, it breaks down to 50 percent white and 26 percent black. But watch how these numbers change when we look at the 91 unarmed people fatally shot. Whites made up just 34 percent of those deaths while blacks for 41 percent. Do keep in mind according to the U.S. census 77 percent of Americans are white, just 13 percent are black. Much more on this, an important story on the website, including this article where a CNN legal analyst explains the legal dynamics of Tamir Rice's case calling it a lawful tragedy. For all that and more, do use the website CNN.com. You'll know that. I want to get you to some football now and what a difference a day makes. On Monday, pressure was mounting on Louis van Gaal ahead of his side's clash with Chelsea. The game may have ended in a goalless draw, but Manchester United put in a much improved performance easing some of the pressure on the Dutchman. Let's get very latest world sports, Don Riddell with us. And Don, this is one of the biggest clubs in the world. And what goes on at Old Trafford is important not just on the pitch, but in the board room of course, too. That draw does seem to have bought van Gaal some more time, doesn't it?</s>DON RIDDELL, WORLD SPORT: Some time, Becky. It will remain to be seen how much time. Of course, going into this game, there were two questions. And it really may not have depended on result in the end. Would he be fired at Old Trafford or would he walk? He had indicated after the weekend defeat against Stoke that he might walk away from the club. But he said he saw a much improved performance. United actually hit the woodwork twice in that game and so when he spoke to the media afterwards, this is what he had to say.</s>LOUIS VAN GAAL, MANCHESTER UNITED MANAGER: when the players can give such a performance, with this lot of pressure, then it is not any reason to resign for me. But maybe the media wants that, but I shall not do that.</s>RIDDELL: So there you go, Becky. He is staying. He says he believes he has the support of the board. He says he thinks the players are going to play for him. And he was much more confident in his dealings with the media last night, much more bullish whereas at the weekend he really seemed like a broken man. So he certainly is optimistic of turning things around, but whether the board will have a different view remains to be seen.</s>ANDERSON: Yeah. Any football fan will tell you that this is such an open race in the English Premier League this season and how exciting it is. He said after last night's game that things will look different in a month. Do you think he can turn this around?</s>RIDDELL: Well, he needs to sign a striker or he needs to find someone who can score goals, that really is United's biggest problem at the moment. Defensively, when you look at their games this season, they're actually not that bad. But when you look at their last eight home games at Old Trafford, the theater of dreams where United have always been so good over the years, they have only -- well, in five of those eight games, they've been goalless draws. They've not been scoring goals at all. Rooney's not been playing that well. A former striker of theirs Chicharito is currently playing in Germany. They sold him, and scored in 19 of his last 22 games, so that's particularly galling for United fans when they look at what they could have had. In fact, because they don't have anyone right now who can score goals. They need to go out in the January transfer window and purchase a goal scorer otherwise I think it's going to be difficult for them to really turn anything around in the next few months.</s>ANDERSON: And to keep his air style under control, as well. What a choice of pictures. Thank you very much, indeed. Certainly he looking a lot better so far as his hair style concerned last night after the match. Thank you, Mr. Riddell. Live from Abu Dhabi this is Connect the World. Coming up, a wealthy American teen wanted in Texas is nabbed across the border. He had been on probation for a deadly drunken driving crash. We're going to get you the very latest on what is known as the Affluenza Teen saga. That's after this.