The VICE Morning Bulletin

Everything you need to know in the world this morning, curated by VICE.

• 'Police Chief Should Go' Say Chicago Protestors
  Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel is facing calls to remove his police chief, after authorities failed to release a video of an officer shooting dead Laquan McDonald for 13 months. Protesters gathered to taunt police for a second night, chanting "Justice for Laquan". —The Washington Post
  
• Feds: Texas Can't Block Refugees
  The federal government has told resettlement agencies in Texas it's not within their authority to refuse Syrians into the state. But Texan authorities said they will follow the directive of Gov. Greg Abbott, who calls for the state to refuse to resettle Syrian Refuges. —Houston Chronicle

• Florida University Underreported Rape
  Unsealed court papers have revealed Florida State University underreported the number of students who claimed to be sexually assaulted. The school reported only nine cases to the federal government, but depositions show 113 students made claims. —The New York Times

• Suspensions Made After Hospital Bombing
  A US military probe has concluded that a series of human errors led to an American gunship bombing a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan, killing 30. Several personnel, most likely pilots and operations crew who misidentified the target, have been suspended. —Reuters

• Turkey Warned Russian Jet Before Shooting
  The Turkish military has released an audio recording of what it says were warnings—in English—to a Russian warplane before it was shot down on the Syrian border. A surviving Russian pilot denies any warnings were given. —BBC News

• Pope Gives First African Mass
  Tens of thousands of Kenyans, braving the pouring rain, are attending open-air Mass with Pope Francis at Nairobi's university campus. He said Christian and Muslim leaders have to come together to ward off "barbarous" terrorism. —AP

• German Minister Suggests Cap on Migrants
  Europe should set an annual limit on the total number of refugees it takes in, said German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere. It comes after Chancellor Angela Merkel, a fellow conservative, pledged to stick to the open-door refugee principal. —Reuters
• Fifteen Dead in Honduras Massacres
  Seven people were dragged from their homes and shot in Tegucigalpa, while eight bus drivers were shot dead in the city of San Pedro Sula. Police have blamed local gangs battling for territory. —AFP

• Eagles of Death Metal: the First Interview
  The band describe what happened inside the Bataclan theatre the night of the Paris attacks, and tell us why they want play the venue again when it reopens. "Our friends went to see rock and roll and died," said Jessie Hughes. "I want to go back there and live." —VICE

• $750 AIDs Pill Back On
  The Pharma guy everyone hates—Martin Shkreli—isn't reducing the price of his company's Daraprim pill for AIDS patients after all (having previously said he would). "It's always been affordable," he now claims. —Salon

• Human Brains Sold on eBay
  A 23-year-old Indiana man has pleaded guilty to breaking into a medical museum, stealing preserved human brains, then selling them on eBay. —VICE

• The End of High School Football?
  A prestigious medical has called for an end to school tackle football programs. It coincides with news former New York Giants star Frank Gifford suffered from a degenerative brain disease. —Slate

Eagles of Death Metal discuss the Paris Terror Attacks – watch the full interview below.