is rocked by a second night of protests over that grand jury decision not to indict officer to aaron wilson. this as he finally -- officer darren wilson. ssc shot an unarmed black teenager in ferguson, missouri. and police in hong kong arrests key student leaders of the pro-democracy student protest as they aim to clear out one of their camps will suck the two-month old movement is trying to steal free elections in beijing. and a look at what newspaper say around the world. we have flow with us on the set. lots of the media is focusing on the grand jury decision out of ferguson, missouri deciding not to indict the police absurd aaron wilson who shot an unarmed black teenager in august. >> absolutely. that is front-page news across the world. let's look to be front page of "china daily" today. they talk about writing just after the jury clears the ferguson per -- ferguson police men, and fo to you see there is michael brown, that young teenager's mother reacting to the grand jury decision, so there were violent protests in ferguson, but immediately after the decision and also those protests

swept to the town following a grand jury decision not to press charges against deron williams -- aaron wilson, shot a black teenager. >> another case is adding to the accusations of discrimination. authorities have released footage that shows the moment an officer shot at a 12-year-old african-american boy with a toy pistol. >> these are the last moments of tamir rice's life. a man in nearby called the police. he said he had seen someone with a gun. he thought it could be fake, but he was not sure. then he was asked -- >> is he black or white? >> he has a great coach. black sleeves. >> is he black or white? >> i'm sorry. >> is he black or white? >> black. >> tamir is standing under the gazebo when police arrived. officers say they ordered him to put his hands up three times before shooting, and that they were just doing their job. >> two officers that were out there protecting the public, that just had to do something nobody wants to do. >> tamir's death are compounding anger in the u.s. over the treatment of black people by the authorities. >> we will be back after a short break. good news o

violent ifcould turn the grand jury decides not to charged aaron wilson with the outcome many are expecting. i theideo was taken dispatch newspaper, showing on the suit aaron inside the ferguson police department. did not appear to be injured, contrary to the officer's version of events. >> it demonstrates that they exaggerated. >> police departments in cities across the nation are on standby, including metropolitan police in washington. the department closely monitoring the situation in ferguson but will not discuss any strategy or planning responding to any potential protests. >> we will all be watching closely. consumer alert that some drivers will have more time to file legal claims against general motors. the automaker extended the deadline. more than 1800y claims have been made with more than 200 of those involving death. the company has only approved 33 of the death claims. >> police are looking for the man they say pushed a stranger off a subway platform, killing him. police say a man pushed him onto the tracks ahead of an oncoming train. witness say the conductor tried to stop but

all the signs -- aaron wilson and arrestsel brown ensued and many were indicted. that brown was surrendering. brown tried toat take the officer's gun. demonstrators say regardless of the outcome, they will protest. public safety leaders have agreed to 11 out of 19 requests from demonstrators to avoid confrontations like trying to avoid the excessive use of force. police were criticized during the first round of unrest for acting in a militant -- and against her testers. we should also note. nine out of 12 grand jury members have agreed to in die. whiteut of 12 are interior black. await theth us as we grand jury's decision. we will bring you that announcement when it is made along with any reaion we get at home and around the country. montgomeryws out of county. five people are behind bars in connection with two robberies at the same gaithersburg location. the first robbery happened back in august. the most recent was in november 6. two people were shot and the victims did survive. >> preparations are underway to remember d.c. councilman marion barry. the former ma

. >> after they played us like that with aaron wilson, i expect -- darren wilson, i expect it is whatt is. no justice, no peace. >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman with special thanks to our crew here on the ground. that report after midnight last night. today, we're standing in front of the clayton courthouse where the grand jury has celebrated over the last months. they call it the justice center. when we come back, we will be joined by guest who been here on the streets as well as a legal expert to talk about exactly what the grand jury did or did not decide. this is democracy now! we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. clayton, missouri, right next to ferguson, missouri, were we spent all last night. today we're standing in front of -- well, the clayton courthouse with a grand jury has deliberated close to two dozen .imes over the last few months before renÉe came out with a decision yesterday, now's by the prosecutor bob mcculloch. in

on august 9, michael brown was shot and killed by police officer aaron wilson. within minutes, various accounts of the incident began appearing on social media. accounts filled with speculation and little if any solid, accurate information. almost immediately, neighbors begin gathering and anger began growing because of the various descriptions of what had happened and because of the underlying tension between the police department and a significant part of the neighborhood. st. louis county police conducted an extensive investigation of the crime scene , at times under very trying circumstances and interrupted at least once by random gunfire. beginning that day and continuing for the next three months, along with the agents of the federal bureau of investigation, located numerous individuals and gathered additional evidence and information. will he aware of the unfounded but growing concern in some part of our nudity that the investigation and review of this fullc death might not be and fair, i decided immediately that all of the physical evidence gathered, all

. >> not sure when a grand jurily hand down whether town diet aaron wilson in the shooting of michael brown. it is not clear how people will react. >> people have formed opinions about it, those that went to believe that officer wilson should be indicted, i don't think, any decision by this grand jury is going change their decisions about that. >> governor jay nixon says he's banking in the national guard, as a precaution, in case the announcement sparks violence, like what has occasionally been seen in the aftermath of brown's death. >> this would be from our stand point a secondary role. we would not have the guard on the front lines, interacting with dealing with confronting protesters. has been diminished, instead, st. louis police department will take the lead. andrew spencer, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >>> well, the controversial keystone xl pipeline comes up for a vote in the u.s. senate today. supporters think they've the votes to pass it. the house cleared the bill, last week. louisianna senator, marry landreaux, who is trying to hold her seat in next month's runof

evidence involved and decided that evidence supported the filing of any criminal charges against aaron wilson, they accepted the responsibility. it is important to note and say again that they are the only who havehe only people heard and examined every witness and every piece of evidence. debated theed and evidence among themselves before arriving at their collective decision. after their exhaustive review, the grand jury deliberated and made their final decision. no probablened that cause exists to file any charges against officer wilson and return a no true on each of the five indictments. the physical and scientific evidence examined by the grand jury combined with a witness statement supported and substantiated by that physical evidence held the accurate and tragic story of what happened. the very general synopsis of the testimony and the physical evidence presented to the grand i havellows -- as promised, the evidence presented to the grand jury with some ofeptions and the testimony the witnesses called to the grand jury will be released at the conclusion of this statement. onapproximat

we've heard report after report of not just aaron wilson, but the way police have engaged residents and people visiting the area for years. it is not a surprise. -- we havesed witnessed reporters been arrested and harassed just like protesters on the street. the harassment was directed at their ability to begin to report what actually happened in the community. if we had not actually lived in it, outside of would be shocked and amazed, but the idea that folks who live here don't want to expose the reality of life and what it means to be in a relationship between the black community and police officials is not surprising. it is not unique to ferguson. you can go a mile one direction and you get the same experience. a melon the other direction, you may deal with the same thing. or further out, st. louis city, pine lawn -- there are departments that are notorious for doing that and worse. we have caught them on camera. you have -- new stations have done reports on people trying to file complaints and see them being violently run out of the station for doing it. this is endemic to this area

michael brown senior rejected the story told by police officer aaron wilson.e was wrong for what he done , so he fixed his story. why are we just now hearing from him? this is the question. if he didn't do anything wrong why even try to reach out. >> you can watch all of the interview with his parents tonight on charlie rose. that's tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. it issbane australia being called the worst storm in decades, the city was tattered by golf ball sized hailstones and wind up to 95 miles per hour. a dozen people were injured. speak onimportant we the geopolitical analyst at energy aspects joins us right now and richard, at what price is it clicking in for wall street in the city, are we there under $70. >> under $70 it is a lot of problems for producers. independenceu.s. and production for most of the non-opec areas is more expensive, so they don't have those margins and it means as prices keep falling the returns are looking worse and worse. >> when you look at oil, and the second derivative what does it tell you about the future price a week f

examination of all the law and the the deciding that the evidence supported any criminal charges against aaron wilson, they darrend -- against wilson, they accepted the responsibility in a conscientious manner. it is important to note and say again that they are the only people who have heard and examined every witness and every piece of evidence. they discussed and debated the evidence among themselves before arriving at their collective decision. after their exhaustive review of the evidence, the grand jury deliberated over two days, making their final decision. they determined that no probable cause exists to file any charges against officer wilson and returned a no true bill on each of the five indictments. the physical and scientific evidence examined by the grand jury, combined with witness statements, supported and substantiated by that physical evidence, tells the accurate and tragic story of what happened. a very general synopsis of the testimony and physical evidence follows. please note that i have promised that the evidence presented to the grand jury with some exceptions and the testimon

of the evidence in the law and decided whether or not that supported criminal charges against aaron wilson, they accepted this in aental responsibility conscientious manner. it is important to note and to say again that they are the only people who have heard and examined every witness and every piece of evidence. debated theed and evidence amongst themselves before arriving at their collective decision. after their exhaustive review of the evidence, the grand jury deliberated over two days before making their decision. they determined that no probable cause exists to file charges against officer wilson. the physical and scientific evidence examined by the grand jury combined with the witness statements supported and substantiated i that evidence held the -- told the accurate and tragedy -- tragic story of what happened. that as i had promised, the evidence presented to the grand jury, with some exceptions, and the testimony of the witnesses to the grand jury will be released at the conclusion of this statement. a.m. inximately 11:45 august, darren wilson was dispatched to an apartment com

wilson. allen on his back. >> aaron: this missouri defense had 40 sacks coming into today and you see shane ray there just with a simple push, it wasn't a hard hit but it was enough to bring allen down to the ground. this was four-down territory, carter. arkansas has to find a way to pick this first down up. only three minutes. they've got two time outs. but this missouri offense has been humming. this could be the play of the game. >> carter: brandon allen still out there for fourth and three. play clock winding down. they didn't get it off. flag down. delay of game, or a false >> referee: prior to the snap. delay of game. number 10 on the offense. fourth down. >> carter: fourth and eight now. >> aaron: that's a completely different play call -- >> referee: 3:11. >> aaron: the bottom of the screen, awfully close. remember the mechanics of looking down at the play clock and then looking down to see if the ball is >> carter: fourth and eight. another flag down prior to the snap. there was contact with the quarterback, allen, and the razorbacks rushed to the defense. shane ray put a hit on brando

wilson. allen on his back. >> aaron: this missouri defense had 40 sacks coming into today and you see shane ray there just with a simple push, it wasn't a hard hit but it was enough to bring allen down to the ground. this was four-down territory, carter. arkansas has to find a way to pick this first down up. only three minutes. they've got two time outs. but this missouri offense has been humming. this could be the play of the game. >> carter: brandon allen still out there for fourth and three. play clock winding down. they didn't get it off. flag down. delay of game, or a false start. >> referee: prior to the snap. delay of game. number 10 on the offense. fourth down. >> carter: fourth and eight now. >> aaron: that's a completely different play call -- >> referee: 3:11. >> aaron: the bottom of the screen, awfully close. remember the mechanics of looking down at the play clock and then looking down to see if the ball is moving. >> carter: fourth and eight. another flag down prior to the snap. there was contact with the quarterback, allen, and the razorbacks rushed to the defense. shane ray put

but for now, aaron, back to you. >>> angie, thank you. officer darren wilsoned his supporters after the grand jury decided not to indict him. wilson issued a statement that read in part, quote, officer wilson followed his training and followed the law. we recognize in people want to second-guess the grand jury's decision. we want to encourage anyone to express an opinion to do so in a respectful and peaceful manner. >>> it is now 5:46. this is a look at the cover of the st. louis post dispatch this morning. it says no charges for wilson, pockets of rioting, looting erupts. and this morning we're learning about a new plan to protest the grand jury's decision. the naacp says it will embark on a 120-mile journey for justice walking from ferguson, missouri, to the governor's mansion in jefferson city. they are demanding new leadership of the ferguson police department and also want changes in the police culture in ferguson and across the country. the march is expected to take seven days. stay updated on all of the developments from ferguson with our nbc washington

wilson, strong safety. right back up on his feet to get the play call. >> aaron: texas a&m has nine games inside the box tryinghe run. there was nobody out there on the perimeter marshall ran easily. >> carter: tripped up and dropped it's donovan wilson that's back to back stops for one of those true freshman from shreveport, louisiana. makes the tackle for loss back near the 40. >> aaron: that's what you need. look how hot this auburn team is. they strung some drives together but also scored quickly. that was a huge stop on first down. now a&m has to force incompletion or make something happen to get the pressure. >> carter: marshall. caught, this time it's ricardo louis to the aggie 20. 39 yards. marshall to louis. >> aaron: just got perfect inside coverage. one on one on the outside in the slant route another precision thrown pass. >> referee: ruling on the field was a catch. previous play is under further review. >> aaron: he got underneath that. that's a catch. big plays crush your defense after that huge play they had on first down. see that ball's on his hands. that looks like a catch, carter, the footb

joining us, israeli government spokesman mark regev and aaron miller of the woodrow wilson national centermr. miller has advised secretaries of state and is an author. mark, is there any indication of involvement from hamas, for instance, in either organizing or funding or supporting this attack in any way? >> i at this stage cannot point with certainty to a specific involvement, a specific terrorist organization that gave a specific order. i do know the following: i do know that groups like hamas, like islamic jihad and unfortunately also the palestinian authority have been praising these sort of attacks, have been putting these sort of murderers up on a pedestal, and that there is a culture being foremented by these palestinian groups and unfortunately also by the p.a., which lends support to hatred and violence in conducting these sort of terrible murders. >> aaron david miller, you've made the point that there are extremists, far right politicians in the israeli government, who are attempting to change the status quo on what's known as the temple mount in israel, the holy sanctuary to

aaron gilchrist at the live desk with new details. >> this is at wilson high school in the tinnily town mark segraves confirming two juveniles arrested at the school friday after three separate robbery incidents were reported during the school day there at wilson high school on friday. we know at least one of those was reported as attempted robbery while armed. we don't know what type of weapon may have been involved in that incident. again at this point two juveniles arrested there. we don't know if they're actually students at the school or what circumstances led up to this incident or to the arrests. we're still hoping to get that information from police. we do know d.c. public schools does plan to send a letter home to students. no school likely tomorrow, and parents learn more about what happened at wilson high school and these three robbery incidents reported. i'm aaron gill christ. >>> construction on a new remembrance area is now under way inside building 197 at the navy yard. it was a site of the deadly shooting spree in september of 2013. navy officials tell the i-team's scott

aaron? eun? >>> thank you. officer darren wilsons thanking his supporter this is morning. >> he issued a statement through his attorney that read in part, quote, officer wilson followed his training and followed the law. we recognize that many people will want to second guess the grand jury's decision. we want to encourage anyone who wants to express an opinion do so in a peaceful and respectful manner." and we are learning that officer wilson was shot two months after he shot michael brown. he was married on october 24th. this is the second marriage for him. the new york times reports the couple also owns a home together. wilson's previous marriage ended in divorce. >>> the story is still unfolding today. there are going to be a lot of updates throughout the day. you can get push alerts with all of the latest developments on the nbc washington app. >>> for the first time, you can take the silver line to get your holiday shopping done at tysons corner. there may be dangers of thieves grabbing your bags on the metro, but fairfax coun

wilson. >>> 5:16 and happening today lawyers for aaron hernandez will be back in court for the murder of twomen. hernandez's attorneys plan to discuss evidence sharing. hernandez shot and killed two men after one of them spilled a drink on him in a nightclub in 2012. hernandez is also charged with the 2013 murder of a semi pro football player. >>> tired and overworked. >> that's the claim by septa engineers who say weakened safety rules could be putting riders at risk. the company follows all federal regules regarding rest periods. but the brotherhood of locomotive engineers say septa isn't giving engineers enough time between shifts when they fill in for sick and vacation coverage. on top of that, the union says all engineers are working too much overtime. >> 100% of our members are working six days a week and some of them are working over 14 hours a day. >> we have been trying real hard to get our head count up. just over the last few years we had had personal trainers to help us with some. >> septa says it will change assignments if engineers feel the travel distance is unworkable. >>> fr

wilson. >>> happening today, lawyers for former new england patriot aaron hernandez are back in court, this time for the murders of two boston men. hernandez's lawyers plan to discuss evidence sharing at today's hearing. hernandez shot and killed two men after one spilled on a drink on him in a nightclub in 2012. charged with the 2012 murder of a semipro football player. >>> the search is now under way for the united states next secretary of defense. yesterday president obama announced that chuck hagel is stepping down. secretary hagel is a republican in a democratic administration. senior defense officials say hagel was forced to resign because the white house has lost confidence in his ability to lead the department of defense. hagel will remain on the job until a replacement is named. >>> philadelphia is among the three finalists in the running to host the democratic national convention in 2016. philadelphia is up against brooklyn and columbus, ohio. the democratic national committee narrowed that list down yesterday. the dnc is considering the weeks of july 18th, july 25th and august 22

. >> let me bring in aaron david miller of the woodrow wilson international center here in washington, also the author of a brand new book entitled "the end of greatness." what's your take on what's going on right now? not only -- the whole middle east seems to be exploding right now, not only iran, iraq, syria, we're seeing what's happening in jerusalem right now, tensions escalating, fear that there could be a third intifada right now. you spent a whole career studying all of this. what's your take? >> i think it's melting down and we're stuck in the region. we can't leave. we have interest, allies and enemies and we can't transform it. i think the president has to focus on what makes sense, what's vital as opposed to weight discretionary. avoiding another attack on the continental united states. it means continuing to ween our service off of arab hydrocarb s hydrocarbohydrocarbon hydrocarbons. before the so-called wave, there was almost no political space in this town for iran. iranians are executing almost as many people as china. supporting assad, backing hezbollah. their policie

aaron. >> for the fitter time since the grand jury decision, officer darren wilson is speaking about his decision to pull the trigger and shoot michael brown. wilson said michael brown punched him several times and tried to grab his gun. wilson said he is confident he did the right thing. >> is mr. anything you could have done differently that would have prevented that filling from taking place? >> no. >> nothing? >> no. the reason i have confidence is because i know i did my job right. >> officer wilson said it was the first time i had ever fired the gun on the job and he knows there is nothing he can say to make the brown family feel better. the family says they will pursue federal charges >> police looking for a person who shot a young girl. the girl is expected to be okay. he they do not have a description of the shooter. >>> alcohol use is falling is sexual assaults on campus. they are suggesting the school do more. rape culture has been a topic of serious conversation at uva since a "rolling stone" article that included a woman's account of a gang rape at a frat house. >>> protecting what y

you need me, brandon wilson, to straighten it out. and i think that aaron saw the truth in that. >> host: you made the comparison just in that. you've got desperate people on one side who are trying at the bottom of their food chain to collect debts and desperate individuals who are getting these phone calls and are paying because it sounds scary. >> guest: yeah. >> host: and you have their little regular -- very little regulation particularly at the bottom part of this chain. so what recourse do some of these individuals have, or what can they do beside -- where do they complain, what can they do if they paid on a debt but it's gone to no one? i mean, it's gone to, basically, some of these people? >> guest: right. i mean, i was sitting in jimmy's shop one day in buffalo a few years ago, and i was listening to the calls between the collectors and the debtors, and the guy gets on the phone, and jimmy's trying to collect from them, and the guy says i just paid this payday loan off three months ago. i paid $900 -- by the way, that was probably a $300 loan. and

aaron said they were not told anything about seven or the story. >> josh wilson are has decided not to attend the parents meeting tonight. we are live outside the school with more. >> parents are not thrilled about the superintendent's lack of being here for the meeting this evening. they are also sensing a lack of transparency. this sign makes no mention of tonight's 7 p.m. meeting, but does mention thanksgiving break and a talent show. this goes back to october 6, when a 12-year-old girl accused a security camera technician of grabbing her bottom. parents had no idea until abc seven uncovered his arrest four weeks later. only then did the principal go public, calling the matter an isolated incident. then a second student reported that he inappropriately touched her. earlier today we spoke with ron and tonya harding, whose son was sexually abused last year by a teacher in kensington. they feel that mcp s is more concerned with damage control van student well-being. >> it was very disturbing to hear that one of the spokespeople said that they were going to the meeting there tonight jus

ferguson and the nation wait to learn if officer darren wilson is charged in the shooting of unarmed black teenager, michael brown. news4's aaronilchrist has more on what's happening now in missouri from our live desk. >> reporter: a lot of developments right now in the st. louis metropolitan area. we can tell that you schools that were open today in that area are shutting down as we speak. they are sending kids home early in some cases, after-school activities have been cancelled across the st. louis region. businesses are boarding up their stores in anticipation of any protests that may happen once this decision is announced. governor jay nixon is in the st. louis area right now. he met, as we understand, with clergy members in that area. a while ago this afternoon, he is planning a news conference for 6:30 eastern time this evening with some of the leadership in the st. louis area. they're going to be calling for peace, and talking about preparations to protect the public, to protect free speech in anticipation of that grand jury decision announcement this evening. we also know that the family of michael brown, the 18-year-o

wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. angie goff has been following overnight developments from the live desk. >> aaron, you mentioned thetests continue to be widespread from new york to california and in between. we'll take you to chicago where hundreds marched downtown chanting "whose streets? our streets!" they continue to shout outside police headquarters right now. and in new york city, 1,000 people marched from union square to upper manhattan chanting "no justice no peace." and take a look at a protester who sprayed fake blood on the nypd commissioner bill bratton walking through times square. out in oakland, california, dozens surrounding police and blocking off traffic on a major interstate but no arrests were made there. we are going to continue to follow the unrest and bring you the very latest. eun? >> angie goff, thank you. >>> right here in washington, news4's jackie benson watched hundreds of protesters arrive at the white house. dozens of secret service officers and d.c. police stepped back as a rally crowded lafayette park and pennsylvania avenue a. the protesters said they were committed to peaceful demo

wilson. he stays up long enough to throw this in the third. cardinals rollover losing second game of the season. seattle wins 19-3. >> and today in minnesota aaronuchdowns. here in the second. runs one way and throws another. roth others to rogers aaron to richard. packers win. they took over first face nfc forth north. here's how it looks in nfc. eagles third behind arizona and green bay and two of eagles next games are dallas and seattle sandwiched in between battling for seeding and birds battling everyone that will change if dallas losses tonight. >> fly rerz finally out of their function. their worst stretch of the season in history. grueling stretch of games is about to begin. starting tomorrow in long island. flyers play 7 of next 8 on the road. flyers have looked better since ron hexal chewed them out in new york. hopefully they can keep it going. >> we have to make sure we get some points because like you said we don't get into the hole because you always you have to get out. >> obviously big games for them coming up. >> tomorrow night "action news" at 11 delaware valley going to the dogs. days of leaving fido at home when you go shoppi

, because they did not want to prosecute darren wilson, or investigate other than saying it was a good kill. those that witnessed it shared images of aaron brown's body and their testimony quickly via twitter and facebook. they were forced to confront this. >> that's a good side of social media. we heard wajahat ali say some of the racist garbage placed on social media in response to what was happening in ferguson. in some way social media allowed folks to anonymously say the most hateful things. does that fuel all of this? >> there's nothing more hateful than killing an unarmed teenager. there's nothing more hateful than making people of a community who pay taxes, or go to work, feel like they are lauded over or presided over by a police officer who is there to serve and protect them. most of us are able to withstand the bullying that takes place on social media, or getting tweets from people calling us the n word or b word. i'm active, i'm call a lot of things other than my main. i can deal with it. i didn't have to bury my child, for us to allow the prosecutor making the media, traditional, and responsible for what is happening, it's

wilson was behind this debt. if you remember brand is a former armed robber who works for aaron and assigned these deals on paper. those deals are key to making the profit margins. in the course of talking to brandon about where he hunted or search for paper, he said las vegas. every february there's a big debt buyers convention. i go out there and hunt for deals. i ask them, can i tag along? he said sure. in february 2013-not to vegas and spent several days with the brandon. he was on the prowl for these deals. he wanted to get a few up buckets of debts that he could then bring home with him either to work at his own collection agency or he didn't flip and sell to other folks. it was interesting because when we arrived there that year, the market for debt was changing for two reasons. one the regulators were finally starting to crack down a little bit, and that was making some of the banks nervous about who's getting a hold of their debt. the other thing is that during the credit boom of the 2000s, credit, everyone was getting a loan. now all of a sudden after recession people are becoming, creditors are more ca

wilson 7 times today and long enough to throw touchdown pass in third. cardinals rollover lotsing second of season. seattle wins 19-3. packers embarrass eagles aarons aaron richard packers win 4-21 and takeover first place in nfc north. here's how it looks at the moment in the nfc bird battling for positioning two of next three games are against dallas for seattle. sandwiched in between. fliesers out of their function. worst strep of the season. history grueling stretch of games about to begin. starting tomorrow in long island. flyers play 7 of next 8 open the road. flyers have looked better since general manager ron helptl khooed them out in new york. >> make sure we get -- like you said, we get into a hole it's always tough to get out. >> jake vorcheck has been the star and - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ com

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let's bring in aaron david miller, former adviser to six secretaries of state and vice president for new initiatives and distinguished scholar for the woodrow wilsony rosenfeld, foreign press spokesman for the israeli police. gentleman, thank you for joining us. mickey, if can i start with you, you were at the scene. we understand the pictures are so grisly that we don't want to show them to the audience. but, please, give us a sense of what happened. >> what took place this morning, just after 7:00, a horrific terrorist attack that was carried out by two palestinians in east jerusalem. they entered inside the synagogue, where there was many people praying peacefully, quietly, and calmly, the morning jewish prayers. they used knives and axes and fired a 9-millimeter weapon at the people that were praying inside the synagogue. immediately, our police officers were dispatched to the area. seven and eight minutes -- just seven minutes after the attack was known to israeli police officers, the two terrorists were already engaged by police officers and shot and killed. the investigation is continuing, obviously, and with heightened security in jerusale

aaron. i also want to share something new from overnight. now have police dispatch tapes from ferguson, missouri. >> the radio calls detailed a moment surrounding the encounter between unarmed black teenager michael brown and officer darren wilson who's white. the new audio and surveillance video of wilson in the hours after the shooting come after a grand jury could decide any day whether to diet the officer in brown's death. -- indict the officer in brown's death. >> they obtained the video through the sunshine law. a time line of the encounter between darren wilson and michael brown. at 10:00 a.m. reports a stealing in progress. >> subject may be leaving the business at this time. standby for further. >> the post dispatch says about 19 seconds later dispatch issues a description of a suspect. >> a black male in a white tee shirt. took a whole box of the swisher cigars. >> black male white tee shirt. >> affirmative. he just walked out of store. >> and more detail in the this police cross-talk. >> with another male. red cardinals hat. white tee shirt. >> according to the paper, at noon officer wilson reports he's back in service from another call. he then asks officers searching for the suspect if they need his help. >> do you