>> protestors as far away from california and new york among the 31 people raised overnight. rioters getting even more violent opening fire in the crowd and injuring two people. der garrett tinner live. >> they hoped they would see improvement ott on the ground. that was not the case. things could have been much worse if it wasn't for community leaders who helped break up the protests and keep them back from the police and protestors clashing. ron johnson has what police are facing. two of the hand guns recovered from last night as well as a molotov cocktail one of many that were thrown at officers. police responded by firing smoke and tear gas, rubber bullets as well as the long range acoustic device to break up the crowd.

the results of those 31 people arrested from all across the country as far as new york and california as you mentioned. that's what police have been saying all along. protestors from outside of the region that are coming in and causing the destruction overnight. >> here's whatin' ron johnson said. >> i am not going to let criminals coming from across the country to define this neighborhood and define what we are going to do to make it right. >> while there is no curfew in place, captain johnson did ask the folks who want to come out and protest peacefully they do so during the day so police can focus on protestors who come out with criminal violent intentions at night they can focus on taking them in the streets. they are reviewing evidence in this case on wednesday to determine whether or not the officer involved in this shooting will have charges

brought against him. as well as attorney general eric holder will be coming to ferguson to visit with investigators and prosecutors on the federal investigation as well. >> garrett tenney live for us. thank you. >> president obama calling for calm and healing in ferguson as he mentioned eric holder will head to p st. louis tomorrow. willian joins -- leland joins with what the president had to say. >> he was careful about the comments but he was watching events closely including the governor's decision to call in the missouri national guard. the continued violence by protestors is unacceptable he said. the death of michael brown is a major topic in washington. they have their own investigation into the shooting.

at least 40 fbi ages are on t-- agents are on the ground. that is a civil rights investigation. president obama saying it needs to run its course. >> i have to be careful not to prejudge the events. although they are issues of local injuries tics, the doj works for me. i have to make sure i don't look like i am putting my thumb on the scales one way or the other. >> the criminal investigation into the shooting is led by the police who in turn their findings over to a man by the name of bob mccullough. he will handle a grand jury to decide about a possible indictment. those could run the gamut all of the way up to murder. it is possible the

investigations could clear the officer involved and the department of justice decides they are performing their own autopsy and the attorney general gets a look at the situation there. >> the officer who -- a friend of michake the officer spoke ou. she said officer darren wilson was bum rushed twice by brown. >> michael just bum rushes and shoves him back into his car, punches him in the face, he grabs for his gun michael reaches for the gun. the gun goes off michael and his friend turn around and michael starts taunting him, what are you going to do about it, you are not going to shoot me. he said all of a sudden he

started to bum rush him he started coming at him full speed. so he started shooting and he kept coming. >> the radio station says the caller is authentic. >> michael brown's mother now demanding officer darren wilson be arrested. benjamin crump the foern for the family says the results from the private autopsy show that brown was shot at least six times including twice in his head. he says this backed with his account and should be enough for an arrest. >> i would say the autopsy conclusively shows the multiple witnesses who said he had his hands up they had bullets on the hand. more importantly it confirmed he was shot multiple times and that that was very troubling to shoot an unarmed teenager in broad daylight. we want to know more about the shooter. we hope in the days to come it will be transparent that we

don't know befrg the police officer who shot and killed michael brown. >> his family ordered that private autopsy. the accounts could be biased. >> the more we learn about the michael brown autopsy the more questions we have instead of answers. >> it reportedly show he had pots, you have experience dealing with this suspect. how does that affect somebody's behavior? >> a lot of times defending on the type of drug it can make an individual very, very violent. i have been onit has taken 4-8 police officers just to hold a person down. a lot of it depends on the weight of the individual. as we know in this case mike brown was 2 9s 0 pounds. of as far as the marijuana in

his system he had first done cigarela. so i figured after they sold the significant rela to the store they probably started snoeking a joint. i would never know if that was enough time between the if i am -- time he left theor. marijuana sip complee doesn't make an individual agrets i have but what it duds is oir things that can go inside the marijuana cigarette. i think that's why it is so important. i can't stress it enough people don't rush to judgment and let's get the entire report that caba. it will include the toxicology report. >> we live in an era of immediate gratifications.

protestors aren't saying they won't rest until wilson is convicted. listen to what harlts krauthammer this to say last night. >> there's the expectation we are going to learn it all from the autopsies. >> rod, how long will that take to get the answers that we need. >> what needs to happen we need to wait on the toxicology report to come back. there's no rush in terms of charging the police officer. he is not going anywhere and they can continue from two weeks to six weeks, although if they can expedite it. i think that will be a good

thing. we have been talking about the video of michael brown stealing whatever he stole the sick grets in the convenience store pushing him around a little bit. 9 guy combho works there auz trying to stop hip. michael comes back in and pushes him again. what do you make of that knowing he had pot in his system and with all of your experience. what do you think happened? >> i think michael and the other guy dorian went into this store. i met the guy you see in the video, the victim. he was at the store on saturday when i went over there with the fox producerhe's a small guy a a big guy. michael and the other guy they steal a handful of sigarellos. some people call that a robbery. i don't call that a robbery. i call it shoplifting. he didn't use a whole lot of aggressive force. that's up to the court to decide. i don't think the video should be leased. the video can be shown in a

court trial but to release it now i don't think it has any direct relevancy to the shooting itself. they should have probably held off on releasing that video. whether or not it can be used in a criminal case, that will be a different story. >> you may not recognize his face but you know don pardo's voice. >> "saturday night live". >> the man who was that voice behind "saturday night live" for 38 years has died at the age of 96. he began his career on a radio station in 1940. then moved to shows like the price is right and jep pardy. he brought his velvety voice of snl missing only season 7. he's survived by three daughters and two sons.

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>> president oesh tobama took t from his vacation to speak about the concerns in ferguson. missouri. >> i have to be careful not to predetermine the events thbefor the investigation is completed. i have to make sure i am not

putting my foot on the scale in one way or the other. >> director of african american outreach for peace for life and the author of king rules dr. al vita king. thank you for joining us and getting up so early. >> good morning. i wanted to ask you what you make of the president's role in all of this saying he is not going to put oh thumb on either side. al sri>> honestly the president saying what needs to be said the facts have to be put in before justice is prevailed. i say pray for peace and pray and fight and work to get justice. but it is going to come faster if the people are peaceful. there's a young man dead, a family grief, a nation is just astounded and the answers will come, but we must have peace in the process. >> alveda the highway patrol

captain in charge of this ron johnson spoke at a memorial service for michael brown. let's take a listen and then i want to get your reaction. rl>> when it is over i am going to go in my son's room, my black son to wheo wears his pants saggi sagging, wears tattoos on his arms, that's my baby. >> what do you make of that is the captain putting his thumb on this case? >> actually i am the mother of four adult sons four living sons. some of my children are in heaven. then i am the grandmother of six grandsons. with all of these young men i am raising young women african

american. i feel the pain of the family. there were some challenges with michael brown of course and many young men. not just african american men, but young men, period. but definitely young r ach can american men. the answer is not to kill them. not to shoot them. but to educate them, pray for them. have a their values -- give them the kinds of value that are going to help them succeed in life. he was standing on a car in 1963 after our home was bombed imploring the people to pray, to go home and say, excuse me. i get emotional all over this by myself. but to pray. our family is okay. don't resort to violence. he begged them and the people began to calm down. i must write about that in my book, you all know about that book. we have to work for just sis, pray for justice but we must

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>> 9 long arm of the law catching governor rick perry how he is vowing to fight the charges against him. about to use the gym before heading to work. why you could be actually ru ruining your diet. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> our troops are there in ferguson missouri. the violent clashes continuing for another night. >> police arrested 31 people as

the mandatory curfew was lifted. they were forced to fire tear goose into the crowd after protestors through bottles, rocks and molotov cocktails at them. gun fire also injuring two people. >> we are live on the ground in ferguson. garrett, what are police saying now this morning? >> ainsley, they are saying that last night didn't go quite as well as they hoped it would now that the national guard is here on the ground in ferguson. they had many of the crowds. they have been talking about all week these protestors that come from out of the community, out of the state even to be able to really cause ruckus, to be able to cause violent and criminal acts as captain ron johnson called it. he said really this is going to take the entire community to come together to be able to tso this crisis. >> this nation is watching ovea and every one of us watching law enforcement and watching our

media. we are going to solve it. we are going to have to do it together. we are going to have to do it together. i want you to think about that tonight. we are going to have to do it together. >> you can see just what the police were up against. captain ron johnson showed up with one of the molotov cocktails they recovered from it protestors. in addition to that, many. he's asking for them to come out during the day so these other protestors who are out there looking to cause violent and criminal acts can be taken care of by police in this evening and nighttime hours. ainsley? >> garrett tin tish-- tinner yo have doy you have done a great job. cops put a man in handcuffs after he was caught taking pictures outside of the media

zone. after his release he said quote i want to do my job as a member of the media and not be arrested for just doing my job. heather? >> the family of michael brown now demanding the officer who shot him be raised claiming the awe sop see backs up witnesses accounts. the 18-year-old was shot six times. witnesses say brown was unarmed had his hands up in the air brown was caught on camera robbing a convenience store where he pushes someone out of the way. former lapd detective mark fuhrman says that proves brown may have been the aggressor when confronting wilson. >> whether at the robbery, he has some rights, too. part of his job description isn't guy on duty.

p this han who is qualitying him now he is on the back of the front of his police car now he believes his wife is life is in dang remember. goern general eric holder met with city officials and the fbi. the president is calling for calm. doug mcelway is live with more. >> from trayvon martin to the professor who was arrested for breaking into his own house they have racially tinged controversies with controversial comments of his own. he was careful to walk a fine line about the events in ferguson. he will be sending eric holder twred r yesterday.

i ask for the public's step no matter how they have their inyier lees. multiple investigations multiple autopsies and those vies for jurisdiction as well as the call out of the national guard without first informing the president have combined to create confusion about jurisdiction. >> i have never seen anything remotely like this. a single victim incident. the fbi agents flying in from washington and other destinations all to come to interview people within a very small neighborhood. this it is extraordinary. they are flooding the zone. >> the president trying to strike a delicate balance between law and order. and increasing frustration over what some say is the over mill

tearzation -- militarizezation. a panel could be as early as wednesday to determine if charges should be charged. >> thank you doug luzader live for us this morning. it is time to take a look at who is talking. fox news contributing jason riley blasting obama after his remarks on the crisis in ferguson. >> he is criticizing the president for blaming the high black crime rate on poverty and racist system. one thing he said have you talked about black crime? it shoulden criminalized. then there's the racial poverty. the black crime rate. this is about black behavior. it needs to be addressed head on the attitude towards the criminal justice system where young black men have no sense of

what it means to be a male or what it means to be black. he needs to talk about that head on not dismiss it as a product of poverty or racism which is a dodge. >> he also took aim at al sharpton. the state department ours after it was revealed. that hamas kidnapping and murder of 3 israeli teenagers that sparked this p recent violence. this coming after white house blocked similar weapons shipments to israel. the state department saying turkey is an important nato ally. texas governor rick perry vowing to fight the abuse of power charges against him. the 2016 hopeful said he was fully entitled to veto his foyer. perri has assembled a team of

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>> lawyers for the family of michael brown shedding new light on the moments leading up to the shooting sdet of a missou -- deh of a missouri teen by a ferguson police officer. the family asked the autopsy be conducted by dr. michael baden the former new york city chief medical examiner. he joins us now with more on what we can learn from the autopsy and what it means for the investigation moving forward. thank you for joining us first of all. >> good morning, heather. >> what do you deem as the most

significant finding out of what you were able to investigate so far? >> first step the gun shot wounds are rather straight forward. there shouldn't be disagreement among the three autopsies as to where the bullet the entered and exited the body. that should be straight forward how he was holding his hands and arms has to be interpreted. the diagram you sees traditional over the world of how bodies positioned with where they are grounds r wounds. standing at attention palms floor ward. that's where the six bullet wounds entered the body.

if the hands are held up they would get the same injuries the arms and hands. they can os will be obtained if the hands are down. the difference with his hands up or down won't be able to be resolved can't be done by the autopsy. they have to take a look at the clothing we haven't seen yet. and by credible eyewitnesss. >> so you have determined so far he was not shot from behind also it does not appear to be close range. >> that's right. the muzzle of the gun, the disrg chaing weapon are more than one or two feet away at the time of discharge it wasn't point blank with the gun against the body

which would occur if there was a struggle in the car. that much isn't there. whether it is in will front or behind in the anatomic position they are in the front. if the arm is held up and twisted one of the bullets could be behind. >> just like which, you mentioned what you have not lnable. why three autopsies? is that unusual for the federal government to request one and get involved? >> it is a value because it will show any gun shot rescue on the clothing. there hasn't any on the skin that would henned to conch firm the gun was a distance away. as far as three autopsies, it is very unusual.

in this instance the county did the first autopsy dr. maher rekay's excellent office she runs. the family wanted to have a second autopsy as many families do when somebody dies in a confrontation of police. they feel the police did harm. that is why they want a second autopsy. the family also had the federal judgment. the federal information: they are busy we appreciate you this morning. >> take a look at this photo. liberal activists setting up a voter registration booth on the sidewalk in ferguson. it is in front of the makeshift

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