has chosen to disseminate piecemeal information in a manner intended to assassinate the character of the sun what's the response to we have given you everything that we have now and everything that we can give you so that's from from our police department we have you have all everything we've got there's nothing else like looking at anybody and that's exactly the finding of the release of this video michael brown's family held an impromptu press conference outside the police station in response to something that people try to determine. what the real problem is condemning what they branded as an attempt to criminalize him and justify the officer's actions so whatever that took place there had nothing to do with an individual getting down on his hands and knees raising his hands in the air you saying don't shoot this is the universal call for eyes to brenda and i can hear my cousins voice right now is that speech saying don't shoot. down at ground 0 later that evening news of the videos released that spread.

that. people want and weak. but instead of trying to diffuse the tension by minimizing police presence the vehicles were out once again. it didn't take long before things started to happen. soon a small group started smashing store windows ok well this looting starting now you see people i reckon it was like ok ok i get. this guy. but then another group of young men quickly moved in to stop looting why why are you standing there. sousa google there is a group as a group. want to snow. oh.

so the guys protecting the convenience store is saying that they blame the police for inflaming the situation appearing in this manner in the allman vehicles and the why and care again and they say that's the reason why people got angry started looting stores going to go and try to speak to the police and also why they deployed like this off to everything that's happened. so the media. who's who who's in charge here what you need the commanding officer very neat you to speak the commanding officer a right here thank you. be the calling officer no but we need you to get to a safe spot place we just we we've been spending time with the crowd and they're asking why the police deployed in this way with the armored vehicles in the military give me a space they're understanding much that i was going to be there trying to maintain state but why did you feel it's necessary to bring out the armored vehicles i mean

. there's a reason for talking you need to either go ahead where you after you want to be or don't talk is really when i can speak to. and anyone there's no media contact they were told not right now that's what. we're doing. the state had promised a different approach. but the militarized response was back and no one could tell us why. meanwhile down the street the police continue to advancing on the protesters no going back to back the looting had stopped but it seemed like anger and distrust were growing once again started up. the 1st riots yeah. 43 it was a crime just pure emotion. by the way these she's doing this these kids now you want to. protest. during the protests on the

streets of ferguson we've met ronald and solomon. they'd be now demonstrating every night since the shooting. there from northern st louis county an area that includes ferguson and is predominantly african-american. the anger and frustration of the police ran deep as they day just alcohol ration on date night she might you know my mom going to her do the previously have got some strikes and a black and male. 2 strikes all we had was miss the blanket and we stretched out in the middle of the street that's what people say yes 3 strikes you make a face at a cop strike 3 you're are you going to jail facility where it's not just the perception of unfair treatment they have no connection to him cordially in as police officers patrolling the area and enforcing the law all adult has proved his

head of the local and double a.c.p. chapter which found the federal civil rights complaints against the st louis county police disproportionately targeting blacks a young black kid can live in the urban area and when he leaves his house and any lawful wall coy's going to work he's going to school he said to be stopped by police he says to be questioned he said did they have to produce identification he said to be ran through the system at c.b.s. and then the wants and kate in some cases that have them for no reason at all in autumn and even if they avoid the police these young men have stacked against them and want to be the unemployment rate for african-americans in this county is 3 times lots of whites st louis is the probably one of the most segregated communities in the country. both racially and socioeconomically as african-americans move and whites move out and what happens also with that is.

some of the highest paying jobs on the basis of living conditions go with it. among black males aged 16 to 24 know that. the unemployment rate has reached nearly 50 percent and come back to losing hope what we have to bank on after school i went to college got my medical history if i wanted to be in the medical field i found out i had a felony guess what happened i spent $20000.00 for nothing. i get my hands dirty war going on course not. because i'm a yoof ferial i go bag. one possibility. some are you angry hey oh yeah. so when people talk about. the anger that they they feel. it's more just about more in full swing it's that it's about it's about life in general you some people want to roll over and say we got older

generation they just be like hey don't stop that hope he's like they still fly them we want the phantom crazy it was i don't know just be quiet just be quiet and i would i would have been a freedom of speech why is my modify what happened in. the ferguson police department declined all repeated requests for an interview this is big in my ground he says bigoted trayvon martin this is about making sure he doesn't have any a game i don't pacifiers for many i thought with a bone and they think i'm going to be able to get away with the with the guild auto maasai no easy stops issue no never happens. off the move in 2 weeks of protests on aug 25th the community of ferguson came together for a day of mourning as michael brown's family laid their son to rest. the

family who danced for calm. but simply to symmetry a crowd of family members and friends watched as michael brown's coffin was buried . as the mourners went home michael brown's mother said her final goodbyes to her son . i know that that's got to be a proud but my crutch always had always got me a proper knight moment but you know what what you end up honest. young brothers who ain't got nothing on me right back and that's why they competed they are much

better so that's of course they want to start a fight so it's hard for me. the day after the funeral in downtown st louis people gathered to announce the foundation of a new movement it's called hands up united states government well we'll let you know whether or execute the demonstrators here say they're going to march to the office of the u.s. attorney here in st louis and they're calling for an investigation a nationwide investigation of systematic police brutality. the u.s. department of justice later announced it was launching a broad civil rights investigation into the practices of the ferguson police department. separate from its investigation of the michael brown shooting.

but for this group and the community they represent their underlying message is unlikely to change. their clothes for justice are bigger than just ferguson michael brown. wake up there about fighting to change a system they say is stacked against them from. what. ferguson says he on the same page from the fault line series finally has already won a return to ferguson to see what changed and how far the community had managed to move on award winning st louis filmmaker chris phillips lives just a few meters from where mike brown was shot has a unique perspective on the divisions that remain in ferguson today. i've lived in

ferguson in excess of 13 years. you know this is basically this was home for me but in this part of town this is where all of your social public services are this is where your economic development is emphasizing this is predominately where or for the most part where most of your white residents stay. so as we go under this overpass here that's going to be pretty much we're going to approach this intersection of ferguson avenue and west florissant that's where the big standoff between the people and the police were. you know it was pretty much a peaceful protest people were standing on the ground you know sitting on the ground people had their hands up. and it was just you know it was just a standoff in v.n. as the evening progressed and i got around like 9 10 o'clock. that's when other activities kicked off. and that's the actual spot where the quake sure was and that

got burned down so it's on the left here. but a lot of the business is that on this side of town. you know i haven't recovered or i haven't rebuilt since what happened in 2014. a don't 1st prove the prison name of a saint lucie bring to the national association for the advancement of colored people. you know there's been some improvement the. state legislature did and you know then you have to then you have to things like what the urban league is doing on a site where in the. things they don't want to deal with unemployment mail thing given the training and given the background you know those all improvement but then that a day is equivalent to a prison in the ocean trying to calm the flow. the racial make. them police

department i mean the. stance and dramatically change well. most of the significant achievements we have achieved in this country as relates to civil rights advancement the vast majority i'm happy and you do legislate to do chords and so. the rule is that we get in the day that happened those could not have happened without the protest the willing to sacrifice themselves because they had a day the brutality they suffer and we took that of course and got favorable ruling somebody had to had to be on the receiving end in. you know when i look at where his body is right and my apartment was right around the corner here right so this spot in the pavement right here on this patch of payment this is where his body lay after he was shot 6 times this is where they said they had its hands up and they

were for 4 and a half hours his body lead out and so he laid out here and cooked for that amount of time and so really a lot of the crowd presence to happen was not necessarily because somebody got shot of course people are here because of that but. being out here one hour 2 hours 3 and 3 hours and the body still adhere and for a portion of that time it wasn't even covered up is very horrific it's very shocking the images in the video started spreading towards social media and so when the police talk about their response as far as the crowd bills and how that happened they're responding to a crowd because you left the body here and for 4 and a half hours and what we know being here in missouri in a lot of other places across the country is this will not happen in white communities. well that's it from join us again next time and don't check out our rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series but for now

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welcome to al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha but me ron i'm in so i head to greet. you heard rich. rich. pakistan's foreign minister accuses india of taking a nazi like approach to me plus. i'm stephanie and threw out. our. cost 25. conservative candidate on the honda giamatti will be guatemala's next president election officials declared him the one after the after early results showed him with a commanding lead of the sentinel left contender and former 1st lady sandra taught is john heilemann has the latest on the elections from mexico city. he finally got

there that was pretty much the tenor of a 100 jemma days the tree speech after winning the guatemalan presidency the 4th attempt now that he seems to have arrived the problems are just about to begin remember he's only going to take up office in january but they're already piling up perhaps the biggest cloud on the horizon one left there by the man who's still in power jimmy morales and he signed a deal with the united states that basically means that any migrants passing through guatemala mostly they'll be from honduras and el salvador trying to get to the united states 1st have to ask for asylum in guatemala and that could mean if it's ratified by the guatemalan congress that tens of thousands of people are arriving in a country in which more than half the population already lives in poverty so that's going to be a big issue to contend with for

a president who probably wasn't expecting this and he definitely won't want that deal although probably have to go through with it another couple of big issues for him would be crime that's number one on the minds of guatemalan voters according to recent polls and he's promised to have a hard time with security to bring back the death penalty and reduce the rights for gang members in guatemala in jail also creating jobs that's another big concern for guatemalans he said that what he's going to do is bring in tourism he's going to bring in a lot of foreign investment to the country he says that way is going to create what he calls an economic war he says that he's going to prevent guatemalans from having to migrate to the united states and to make sco simply by providing opportunities for them in their own country these are the plants and he'll be trying to implement them and changing many people's minds in the country this isn't

a universally popular president for the. he's got some work to do now argentine president maurice are mockeries hopes of reelection have been dealt a severe blow the official results are opposition candidate alberto fernandez and his running mate former president cristina fernandez have a strong lead in the primary vote down which one has more from what our side is. alberto fernandez probably in his wildest dreams didn't expect a victory quite this convincing president took the stage to address his supporters even before the 1st official results were announced to talk about what he called a very bad election result which he said obliged himself and his supporters to work extra hard between now and the elections 1st round of elections in october to try to overturn this was old and convince the argentine electorate that he had the right economic policies to put the argentine economy back on track the supporters of earth often under his supporters are out celebrating on the streets of late at

night here. he also won a major victory as party won a major victory in the province of one authorities by far the largest in argentina with over a 3rd of the total population of the country that was taken by acts of the law the former finance minister under the government of the former president cristina fernandez de kitchener the message here seems to be loud and clear that people were not happy with the economic policies of motifs your mackley that he has not managed to tame rampant inflation he's not managed to bring poverty under control and he's not managed to attract the foreign investment that he promised when he took office in 2015 there are still 2 months in good to go to and a half months to go until elections but it looks like being a very hard fought battle indeed until argentines are asked the cast their votes again in those elections. pakistan's foreign minister has attacked and he is government for revoking the autonomy of indian administered kashmir accusing it of

having a fascist mentality in an exclusive interview with al jazeera minister says he's just returned from talks with the chinese government and he says beijing fully supports pakistan's position over the disputed region. today in india you have a regime which has the fascist mentality you know that not approach that they have is that out as has been telling you know this is a political wing of the out assess and that is of great concern to pakistan innocent people being attacked killed raped mean and through the pellet guns you know losing eyesight you have seen this curfew. there's a communication blackout. journalism not being allowed in. the news is not filtering out the absolute confusion uncertainty one is heading heading off and 40

years on hearing of. non-availability of medicines. i do not know the moral eat which is a very important day for muslims whether they will lift the curfew i demand that the indian authorities lift curfew let the muslims. perform their prayers and do the sector 5 that they are supposed to do india by being obstinate and not accepting pakistan's offer of a bilateral engagement to resolve the issue. miscalculated and i think this decision of the. revoking and bringing in the change through through change which has materially effected the status of. kashmir well security remains tight and administered kashmir which is under

a communications blackout seventh-day restrictions have been partially relaxed for the muslim festival of the on monday but celebrations of the new as festive me and reports from general and dave and ministers. this goldmark is less busy than normal for the eve. of this region's autonomy including the restrictions here in germany on phone and internet services and the complete shut down in the neighboring push near valley as sol in the cell of a tory mood here going to locals they fear that the region losing its special status will be a disadvantage for them. here i have sold a few goats but most of the people have left for the. because of this we are selling for much less it's really bad for business because of the shutdown everyone is suffering. that feeling isn't being shared across the muslim community to the east of here in the dark region shias are the largest muslim group and have been supporting the decision to split indeed administered kashmir into 2 better really

run territories the belief is that the doc smaller population led to less funding and resources being allocated to it believing that will now change is giving them another reason to celebrate this evening as priyanka gupta reports from new delhi the communication blackout is making life difficult for kashmiris. 3rd those has been walking for 3 hours from one pharmacy to the next he needs injections for his 70 year old mother she has cancer. the injections are not available in the market so the situation here is bad nothing is available here. pharmacies in srinagar are running out of medicine stock. and we don't have 50 percent of our stock if the curfew continues will run out of our medicines and 13 or 15 days. families like these are stuck at home because of security restrictions imposed by the indian government. to reach its autonomy last week. 4 lines are down

and internet is not working nobody knows what happened nobody tells us. everything is done. this is not live this is not the modern world this is all gone i mean we are living in. this attitude of an english daily says she hasn't been able to reach a journalist in the valley since monday she's filed a petition in india's top court to ask the government to live for strictures on the media we don't know all the truth we are seeing a lot of different reports and there are very strikingly different words coming out which one is. the authentic picture it's very difficult to say with certainty the government says the restrictions are temporary and are aimed at ensuring law and order in the region but the editors guild of india say

it's concerned that they're making it difficult to report accurately from the region and people here say that that vacuum is being filled by mr porting and what they call fake news on the internet fact checkers of the quaint and indeed online news websites say they have found 13 instances of fake news flooding the internet in recent days says there is no communication we don't know what's happening so i think when you talk about propaganda other thing is it becomes very easy for anybody actually on board decide to just read or whatever they want to read think knew was be the kind of me was that they want people to believe it. back in srinagar through those finally manages to get one injection for his ailing mother but not all he will now have to look elsewhere for another day. asked people if indeed it means to live under these unprecedented restrictions in these uncertain times. i deceive you daily. now india is trying to remove some of the

uncertainty around essential supplies it says it will ensure adequate stocks of food by opening a ration stations throughout the kashmir valley. certain commitments commitments like that will ensure that a good start for gunderson should come on commodities will be available all around in the valley and that come with that commitment we have fulfilled what i said get that all the. action outlets those will run and today and yesterday also all the outlets in don't believe they would open and people would actually put years in that action from from different locations still ahead on the bulletin putting away their weapons it's quiet in the yemeni city of aden as separatists say they're committed to a cease fire and a high risk rescue in china the efforts to save people from the severe flooding.