"action news" reporter ken has the full story tonight. >> philadelphia police say it was a violent struggle inside this port richmond home. in the end a man opened fire on 12-year-old boy. >> i think he's a monster. i think he's a real monster. >> east detectives say 2 a.m. 3500 block of jamie street 33 3500 block of jamie street 33-year-old woman who lives here heard the front door open. she went down to investigate and the woman so the spotted her exboyfriend, 23-year-old jamil carter standing in living room. there was argument. the woman tried to get him to leave. investigators say carter attacked his exhitting her in the face several times before her sleeping son woke up and stepped in. detengt activities say carter fired one shot striking the 12-year-old in the left thigh. >> why shoot the kid. you could have easily over powered a child and just pushed him to the side and walk away. once you see the kid come in the room, leave. make the problem somewhere else. >> carter took off. police say the man that freak wentz west philadelphia is known to themch the boy accused of shooting is bac

well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. now, we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you the life you deserve. join hundreds of thousands of omega xl users that have chosen to fight inflammation and get rid of pain. now they're living life to the fullest, thanks to omega xl -- the all-natural anti-inflammatory that has more available omega-3s than regular fish oil. >> someone introduced me to omega xl, and i have almost forgotten about the pain. it's that incredible. >> omega xl is far greater

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. >> ken has a smile on his face. rain is on the forecast. not for tomorrow .outh bay, you're mostly clear tonight. prepare for mostly cloudy skies. by this time tomorrow. remember one thing from this weather cast, it is going to rain on monday. circle that on your calendar. maybe mark it down on your iphone. not tonight. we'll get a little bit cloudier. mild fremont 49. spring officially be gins tomorrow at 3:45. we have 42 minutes left of the final full day of winter. didn't feel like it for one day all winter long but winter is wrapping up officially at 3:45 tomorrow. changes moving in. high pressure very close to us today. temperatures near if not hitting 80. it's beginning to sag to the south and rapidly moving in we have high thin cloud cover. it will be filtered sunshine coming up tomorrow. not as warm because the arrows are coming back from the ocean. rainfall it will cross the california oregon border but will not make it here. friday's rain not -- rainfall may be a few drips. the ridge moves away even more on sunday and monday. that will allow the nex

ken has changed his own finances. antly on it in an op-ed on what he's done different differently. ken, thank you for taking the time. >> glad to be here. neil: i thought it was a very, very equizitly written column on the part of a guy who has seen more than he cares to. and how unprepared most of us are not planning on happening immediately. >> that's right. after 9/11, over half the victims did not have a will. over half the victims had no life insurance whatsoever. the overwhelming number of survivors, even though we offered them free financial planning didn't want it. neil: is that right? >> over -- i think only about 78 of over three -- almost 3,000 people who died on 9/11, only 78 families when i offered them the compensation, were willing to receive free financial planning assistance. neil: you know what i thought reading your column, if not for that compensation fund, they'd have been in deep doodoo. >> that's right. and also i discovered -- and you know this, neil, most families when they're intact before a t

liz: ken has said go with the trend, but today, for example, the nasdaq got awfully close to an all-timeord close. didn't quite make it, but one of the leaders was biogen, and in your picks you seem to be a believer in biotech and genomes because you're picking this etf. you don't see this as a bubble? >> not yet, you know, you have to look at the fundamentals of biotech. you have to really like them because it's not caught up in the macro picture, not caught up with the dollar, euro and all these things you're talking about. it's more bottoms-up, so fda's approval's helped. this is a farm system for pharmaceuticals. these companies and the things they're creating, the faa process, these pharmaceutical companies are looking like a aaa or aa team and bringing these prospects up to the big farm leagues. we like to buy on dips, we don't like to buy way up the way it is, but certainly, stay away from that dollar-denominated euro, all these things in the big macro picture. underneath the surface, biotech is a bottoms-up type of pick. david: hey, jordan, you're a stock picker unlike ken who li

charity navigator and perhaps some take issue with only 58% of the donations going -- fair question, ken. hased warriors is a much bigger charity. so the marketing costs are higher. they deal with volume, many, many people. fisher house much smaller only a boutique charity. we like them both. ruth keller, florida. i recently signed up for billoreilly.com premium membership and it has met all my expectations. i received the killing patton killing jesus box set and patriot mom key chain. i'm glad you're happy. if you're happy we're happy. and you get big discounts on all our stuff. next monday we will have an announcement that will make you and all other premium members very happy. and finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day, as you may know the ceo of starbucks thought it might be a good idea for his employees coast-to-coast to talk about race with customers. well, it did not work out so well mainly because there are lots of crazy people who use the subject of race in very dubious ways. once starbucks announced there would be racial slogans on cups, loons went wild. >> rather say be the o

matt: it has got to concern shareholders as well that ken chenault and amex were not able to keep thatelationship alive. isn't charlie munger on the board of costco and one of the biggest shareholders in berkshire hathaway of amex? elizabeth: it has been described as a divorce. american express has said they were not able to reach costco as well, they were not able to reach economic terms. some investors had said that that is a sign that american express walked away from a deal that was not a good one for them. others are raising questions, is this a bigger problem about their ability to retain other partnerships? that is something, they're called brand strategy and the way in which they are going to approach partnerships moving forward, it is something investors want to hear about. olivia: ken chenault the ceo and chairman has been in place for a long time. since the credential crisis -- since the financial crisis. is his job safe? elizabeth: i have not heard anything as extreme as that. today is an important date. this has really rattled particularly the loss of cost coke has -- cost

. >> ken has the countdown clock. [overlapping speakers >> all right.throughout the evening the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. >> join us on the nightbeat at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. and see us back here at 11. have a good one. captions by: caption colorado joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] >> how you doing? how's everybody? i appreciate you now. thank y'all. ha ha. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day from powder springs georgia, it's the rodgers family. and from douglassville georgia, we brought 'em back on a technical difficulty something like that. it's the gardner family. now, because when they were here before because of that technical difficulty, they were brought back, but today, if the gardner family wins the game today, the gardner family driving home in a brand-new stylish ford fusion hybrid. hey, let's play "f

. >> ken has grapes. he is not happy about it. >>> we don't va rain, either. that's not good. we don't have rain. but we had beautiful weather. if you planned to get out and soak up some sunshine i hoped you enjoyed today. if you didn't get out stuck in the cubicle, mother nature saving something for you for the weekend, as well. san jose 76 degrees today. san francisco, 70. santa rosa, 70. fremont 72. oakland 73. cue the birds in our live picture. livermore 69 degrees for a high today. here it is. i could just not change this map at all since about mid- december and this map would be exactly accurate nine days out of ten. ridge off to the west, storm track seattle, canada. nothing any in california just high and dry. watch the jet stream drop. hear about the snow in texas? snow went from texas to new york city. 1700 miles of swath of winter storm warnings and we cannot get a drop of rainfall around here. such is the winter of 2014- 2015. the ridge gets closer on the weekend. 70, 71 today, make that 73, 74, 75, sunny and dry through monday. next week there's the hint of a patt

ambassador whose been attacked and is in the -- has been attacked and is the in hospital. ken bastida has more. >> reporter: the ambassador mark lippert was giving a lecture at the time when the attacker suddenly attacked him. south korea media pictures show him bleeding from the face and all over his clothes. the injuries are not life- threatening we are told. the attacker reportedly used a razor blade to slash at lippert. the suspect was arrested immediately. lippert is a stanford grad who was named u.s. ambassador south korea last year. fairly popular guy there and even gave his baby a korean middle name. the man arrested for the slashing reportedly was upset about a joint military drill involving the u.s. and south korea. witnesses say that he shouted out, north and south korea must be united! before he made his attack. from the newsroom, i'm ken bastida. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the dramatic opening to the boston bombing trial. the suspect's own lawyer pointed to her client saying, he it was him. dzhokhar tsarnaev quickly admitted her client was guilty of setting of

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. >> reporter: well ken, it has gotten stranger by the hour out here, when denise huskins turned up in orange county, she initially agreed to talk to investigators, but then she clammed up and so did her family. >> if you can imagine devoting all of our resources 24 hours a day. what i would classify as a wild goose chase. >> reporter: the kidnapping for ransom story began to fall apart quickly after denise was located near her parent's house in huntington beach. the news she was safe led to tears and hugs of family members in the bay area. >> she was safe, uninjured. it was a best case scenarios. >> reporter: but investigators are saying the details do not add up. >> none of the claims have been sub stanchlated. >> reporter: the red flag, her boyfriend not calling the police for 11 hours. and we learned the ransom demand was a random $8,500. there was a proof of life audio tape huskins supposedly made while in captivity. >> my name is denise huskins. >> reporter: after promising to cooperate this morning, she has now lawyered up. she and family members are no longer talking to vallejo

ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl., we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil. they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now we're also going to speak to doctor sharon mcquillan, a board certified in family practice specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. doctor mcquillan, why should i take it? >> it is the most potent natural anti-inflammatory that exists. it actually is very effective in treating the pain and the symptoms of inflammation. so pain, swelling, like arthritic joints, back pain, swollen joints, things that cause disability-- omega xl is in my medical opinion, the best anti-inflammatory product for your health. >> are you saying that this is better than fish oil? >> much better than fish oil no question about it. i'll tell you why. fish oil, you have no idea where the fish came from, and when you're swallowing something, you should care what you're putting in your body. a great deal of the fish oil comes from some of the dirti

well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl.

. >> ken has wrote a book on "air force one" and has covered for presidents.times. what is it like to fly on a presidential aircraft? >> for the president, it's fabulous. when they left office the think they missed most is "air force one." >> under their polished steer year they're aging, now more than a quarter of a century old even though they've only flown a fraction as much as a commercial 747 same age. the air force says it's time for a new generation of presidential wings. >> colonel amy mccain is in charge of ordering the new "air force one" and gave cbs news her first television interview. >> why that one? >> it's the only one left that is flying so it costs us a lot more time and money to keep that airplane flying than it used to. so it's actually cheaper in the long run to replace it. >> mccain's team has grown from 20 people to 880 in just the past year, and will soon expand to 100. the long-range wide-bodied aircraft is made in everett, washington, and comes with a longer fuselage greater wing span and greater engines and arab on things. it doesn't

. >> ken pritchett has more on the violence in ferguson. >> it's been 24 hours of turmoil in ferguson with two officers shot and an intense man hunt. these events have nationwide implication, and that was evident tonight among youth in the east bay. >> reporter: a house in the focus in the search for who shot two police officers. a woman and two men were led away in hand cuffs. as tensions rhodes among protest -- rose among protesters last night, shots were fired. two officers in tactical gear hit, their wounds not life- threatening. the attorney general called the attacks an ambush. >> this was not someone trying to bring healing to ferguson. it was a punk trying to cause discourse. >> reporter: the shootings followed the resignation of the police chief after a scathing review of the police department on race relations. one person linked the shooting and resignation. the tensions in ferguson continue to spark national debate, and constructive dialogue here at home. >> mike brown, eric garner, it can be someone here. >> reporter: the social justice academy brought together community l

allegation dealing with taxpayer money because that has to do with conversion of taxpayer money to public use. i think a lot of the campaign laws, as kenne so much reporting on they're a little looser. but if federal prosecutors want to have a long list of particulars against you, everything can be counted up. >> you know lynn and jonathan it is that the campaign laws sort of have some ambiguity as to how you can spend this stuff, but even as some of my colleagues reported in a story about the mileage reimbursements there's not a whole lot of backstop on any of this stuff. while there may be recordkeeping problems and may be laxness in some of the enforcement, particularly on the mileage thing no one is really watching this stuff. so unless you go through the particularly involved process of filing a freedom of information act request to a dmv in a state to check how many miles were on the odometer of a car, you're not going to be able to compare these two things. and no one is really doing it. so i think it highlights the degree to which some of this stuff is self-enforcing. >> and again, we have the same information and filed freedom

ken feinberg has very definitive statement for us. he is giving it live next.ident obama react israeli prime minister's call for tougher action against iran's nuclear program, in essence saying he heard nothing new, no new ideas from netanyahu. can companies, that straddle both companies, doing business in both, do they continue business as usual? is it worse, is it better? we're talking to two of them straight ahead. ♪ every day, our teams collaborate around the world, to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. which leads to better decisions for our clients. it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. with toothpaste or plain water.an their dentures and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning

. >>> and american express' investor say, ken chenault said he has a strategy to overcome recent setbacks. dow component fell 1.5% day. it's been a struggle. mary thompson with more. what's the big takeaway from this three and a half hour conference call? >> reporter: there was one key takeaway. ken chenault said the firm's primary goal is to get back to an earnings growth of 12% to 15% by 2017 after losing a costco co-branded business. plans to use a familiar strategy to grow new and existing businesses costs, and capital management or buybacks. losing that costco business meant the company lost 10% of its profits. it's a big blow to american express. >> did they give any reason or as to why they lost at business? >> chenault made a couple of interesting comments during the presentation. he said first of all, that costco wanted amex with higher cost and the retailer wanted a credit utility for kplients. amex is focused on retaining those clients. wouldn't say how. good results from this in canada but interestingly, the company's ceo said if we don't continue to retain them, we're going t

in his glenolden home on saturday night dan hudson's live-in girlfriend has been charged with threatening him. fox 29's dave chin ken is live at darby police tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, it's been emotional day here an emotional monday for police officers at darby borough police headquarters as this case moves one step closer to seeing murder charges. officer mark hudson's live-in girlfriend was the only on the person in his glenn odd dell house when he was shot in his house and killed. >> he didn't shoot himself were you the forensic evidence proves he didn't shoot himself. >> his boss chief smythe said the girlfriend was charged with making terroristic threats against officer hudson he expects an upgrade relateed to his murder. >> i'm looking for the charges to be escalated and i don't want to put a time frame on it but over the next day or two i'm looking for that. >> reporter: flags are at half

. >> and ken yata johnson has been in contact with the biggest transporter csx and we tried contactingthem as well for a response and we are still waiting. live in south philadelphia i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> delaware county is highlighting economic success and county initiatives. nbc 10 for the address, and among the hiels discussed, revitalizeation of refineries on the waterfront as well as new transportation projects. >> today we have every reason to be bullish about the economic value of delaware county. and it is through the partnership that we speak growth and sustained economic success. >> another topic of discussion destination delco. >>> from our jersey shore bureau the latest revel casino is expected to be decided today by a bankruptcy court judge and that judge deciding multiple options with the florida developer. among them approving the sale or giving the revel more time to court potential buyers. >>> our cold weather and snow couldn't have helped february not kind to atlantic city. new figures show the casino revenue declined last month by 15% compared to a year

a 15 year-old case that ken rottweiler has been following n fact, yesterday he watched the entire six really. >> called the jinks. >> i watched it. it is fascinate to go watch this may be one of the most interesting cases ever. you have to understand robert durst is, he is part of the durst real estate empire in new york. >> billions. >> one of the richest families that goes back to 1915 family business. he has been acquit of three murders. first was his wife who went missing. he was married for nine years no body found. never charged n2000 his best friend was shot in the back of the head. interesting his best friend was about to talk to the authorities about the missing wife in 1982. shot the day before in the back of the head. then a murder in 2001 of his neighbor for which he went to trial. he pled self-defense and was found not guilty. >> even though after he shot him, he disremember his body, for some reason, how did he explain that away. >> he cut off both arms and both hands and both legs and what he said was he did that because he got nervous and crazy and lost his mind. the h

and then ken walsh who has been on the program many times.elect -- "celebrity in chief" is his new book on the culture of stardom. we will be talking with mr. walsh after that. this is "the washington journal." ♪ >> here are some of our feature programs this weekend. on c-span two "book tv" saturday night on "afterwards" david morris on the history of posttraumatic stress disorder that affects over 20 million americans, including himself. sunday night at 8:00, former navy seal sniper scott taylor argues that the obama administration is hurting our national security. on american history tv on c-span 3, the commemoration of bloody sunday when they began a march from selma to montgomery alabama, and were met by violence by state and local police. saturday beginning at noon eastern, live from selma with phone calls. followed by commemorative ceremony with president obama and john lewis. sunday, our live coverage continues with the historic brown chapel church. the starting point for the selma montgomery marches. when the complete schedule at www.

liz has the night off. >> ken bastida. tonight, a plea from a bay area athlete who depends on his blade leg. devin feeley on the crime that could cost him his chance to compete. >> glass all over the floor. i thought someone broke into the car. >> reporter: ranjit steiner knew the thieves likely stole his laptop. but soon realized they stole something else far more precious to him and hard tore replace. >> i never thought someone could steal my running leg. i'm searching under the seats, looking in the same spot seven times hoping it might magically appear. but it is nowhere to be found. >> reporter: ranjit is an amputee and a paralympian who competes in track and field. the thieves stole his $25,000 prosthetic league. >> the leg is custom knead for each individual. >> what was stolen from ranjit allows him to run on the track. >> reporter: ranjit hopes to compete in the paraolympics in rio in 2016, but this is proving to be a major hurdle. >> i can't do my sprint workouts but i can cross strain and use my other legs to do

. >> if you've got problem feet, ken silverman is your guy. he hasg to amputees and diabetics and people who need orthopedic shoes for his entire career at his business american orthopedics. >> my dad started this company after the second world war and i've been working with him since i'm a young teenager and i'm still here. >> silverman at 73 years old reinvented himself and the business in the past two years. he's also your guy if you want shoes made of exotic leathers in loud designs. the kind sneaker enthusiasts will buy for thousands of dollars. >> this is going to be around 2,000. this show sold for about 4500. you get both shoes, left and right. >> you're probably wondering how a schumaker went from selling custom shoers to selling shoes that look like this, custom made for hip hop royalty alike. >> silverman says his son john worked on custom made shoes in new york city in addition to his work at the family business and encouraged his dad to look at creating sneakers. the technology they needed to make the switch was already in place. >> the

that something jeb bush has to use in terms of using his own celebrity. host: ken walsh do any of the people in 2016 have that je ne sais quoi? guest: i have been thinking about that lot lately -- that a lot lately. hillary clinton is the most famous of anyone running for president -- she has not announced but we are already expecting her to run. in terms of the e-mails you talked about and the last segment, anything she does is channeled through our perceptions of her as a celebrity. she has a unique resume. she was first lady. a senator from new york. secretary of state. people know her. she has astronomical name identification. people have ingrained perceptions of her. she will have to take her celebrity -- and she is -- and channel it through positive waves -- ways. she will have to go through scrutiny and negativity from people who do not like her. but she is so famous that people pay attention. it is up to her to channel that celebrity and positive ways. so far it has not worked out. she has not entered the race yet. as far as republicans, jeb bush -- hillary

ann. >> reporter: and ken, don't let the green hills fool you. new water supply forecast has been released and yes, it means those water rate hikes are even more likely. ebmud announced a dire forecast as we head towards spring to reach a regular rainy season we still need 27 inches of rain in the sierra where we usually have 6 to 7 feet of snow, only have one foot. comanche reservoir the water district's largest sierra reservoir is only a third full. ebmud customers answered the call to useless water and that means they are paying the district less. money the district says it needs to maintain pipes, water plants and perhaps buy water. customers can expect an 8% increase this summer and 8 to 25% surcharge on water used. >> our reserves are down for water and money and going into the dry summer we need our customers to help out. >> it's tough but where's the balance there? >> why penalize us for working as hard as we're working to conserve water by raising our rates? >> reporter: the water district says it is looking into its own operating expenses to see if more cuts can be

aspects of the project. >>> the death toll from defective general motors ignition switches has risen now by 7 to 74. ken feinberg administering the compensation program said a total of 200 claims including those severely injured and hospitalized are also eligible for compensation. the fund receives more than 4,300 claims by the january 31st deadline. >>> as our cars and trucks become smarter and filled with more technology there's a new device to ensure the right person is driving the right vehicle. it involves having your iris of your eyes scanned before starting up the car. phil lebeau has more. >> reporter: every 45 seconds a vehicle is stolen in the u.s. now, iris scanning technology is looking to keep even more cars from being stole >> unfortunately, for the driver who wants to bend the rules, there's no way around it. you're going to get in authenticate it if you're not the right guy, you're not starting that vehicle. >> reporter: eye locking incorporated based in new york has developed small infrared cameras and technology that scan the irises of your eyes because they'll match the iris scans you

this suspect is willing to use whatever weapons he has, so it is a very dangerous situation. ongoing right now in san jose. ken? >> you know len,ly make this quick and i want to frame it the right way. the mayor was there. he has been a critic of the police department. everyone knows the city is hundreds short in police officers where they should be. part of that has to do with the ex-mayor and the pensions that were cut. let me ask you, and tonight wasn't the night to ask him, but have you heard anything about getting more cops on the street in san jose and trying to make the place safer for the officers who do have to respond to these kinds of situations? >> reporter: well ken, ironically, this happened during a city council meeting where mayor sam liccardo was very happy to announce his budget which did call for more police funding as well as several measures to increase public safety in san jose such as jobs for teenagers and afterschool funding and millions of dollars for the anti-gang fight in san jose. that was on the mayor's mind tonight, but that was not part of tonight's discussion. you heard the may

. >>> a ken woman's 10k race story has gone viral. time but because she finished. >> yeah. asia ford was recovering from pneumonia the day of the race. she recently lost 217 pounds roughly 98 kills on and was determined to finish. she was less -- had less than two kilometers to go less than a mile when she starred having trouble breathing. that's when lieutenant aubrey gregory took her hand. >> said, you're going to finish the race, report you? i was like yes. >> i'm not going to let her stop. we're going to do this together. >> great. she said she had to finish to show her son also in the picture, that you never give up. isn't they great shot? >> a fantastic message. perseverance pays off. >>> what is the secret to living a very long life? well into your 100s? i don't know anyone like that near me. except of one person -- >> what? we report on a 104-year-old woman who gives some credit to her doctor for her long life. dr pepper, that is. >> reporter: elizabeth sullivan has lived in the same ft. worth, texas, house since 1942. >> nice

kpix5's joe vasquez has the strict new rules for everyone. joe? >> ken, the proposed regulations affect everything from how you water your lawn to how you order at your favorite restaurant. >> reporter: dining out on a warm night, you can get thirsty, but how much is too much? >> we asked for so much water, he brought a pitcher. >> reporter: starting next month, the state water board could have strict new rules to clamp down on water waste. among them, outdoor watering would be no more than two days per week. hotel operators could offer their customers not getting their towels washed on a daily visit. and no water unless it is requested. >> it is good to have people wait to ask for it. >> reporter: some of the requirements are being done voluntarily, but the new rules would make them mandatory with the threat of a $500 fine. joe vasquez, kpix5. >> the new rules are just proposal. the state water board could make them official next week. enforcement would begin in april. >>> hillary clinton makes a surprise stop here in the bay area. but tonight, it is th

ken bastida. the michael brown shooting has sparked protests all across the country since it happened last summer., a federal investigation finds the ferguson police department engaged in a pattern of civil rights violations against its citizens. cbs reporter adriana diaz has the details and the city's response. >> reporter: the justice department is demanding change after finding racial bias within the ferguson, missouri police department. >> ferguson police officers routinely violate the fourth amendment, arresting them without probable cause and using unreasonable force against them. >> reporter: the justice department also announced there was not enough evidence to support federal civil rights charges against former ferguson police officer darren wilson for the shooting death of 18- year-old michael brown. the federal report found the department routinely violated the civil rights of its citizens. it found that while 67% of ferguson's population is black, in recent years they asked for 85% of people ferguson police pulled over and 90% of people arrested. the police department has recently hire