so his name is andre anderson. tell us who he is and why he was chosen for this position. >> reporter: well, i can tell you that the interim city manager here now is from glendale, arizona, and this officer also coming from glendale, arizona from the glendale police department although they say that didn't necessarily play into the decision. i can tell you this gentleman has 24 years of experience and he has overseen about 80 detectives. he's had patrol experience as well. he grew up in southwest philadelphia in a similar demographic to ferguson. the city leaders here say that his race was not a factor. he is a black man. the mayor did say today that that is a bonus. this gentleman says he does feel like he cares, and he thinks he's the right man for the job. he is interested in the position of the full-time police chief. his plans right now are to follow the recommendations from the department of justice. he says immediately he wants to do bias awareness training de-escalation training and also community policing

andre anderson. an african-american police commander from glenndale, arizona will lead the ferguson police department. the old police chief re-signed in the wake of michael broundwn's death after a report revealed that ferguson's police officers practiced racial profiling. we'll bring that to you live. also new developments this morning in the death of sandra bland. she's the woman found dead in her jail cell after she was arrested during a traffic stop. texas state officials now released a police dash cam video of bland's arrest revealing a routine traffic stop that quickly spirals out of control. at one point the officer threatened to quote, light up bland with a taser. there are serious questions about this video from the actions of the officer to whether or not the tape was edited before it's release. but first i want to show you the moment where tensions boiled over over. >> step out or i will remove you. get out of the car now or i'm going to remove you. >> i'm going to yank you out of here. >>

andre anderson is taking a six month leave of absence from his current job to lead the ferguson police force, and he begins tomorrow. >> the city is going from one interim police chief to another. and they couldn't say how many people were considered for this position, but i can tell you that the current interim city manager is from glendale, arizona and andre anderson recently workeds agency a commander over seeing 80 detectives in the criminal investigation. he has 20 years of law enforcement and the mayor said today that it's a bonus that he is also a black man. now, anderson said that he grew up in a community in southwest philadelphia that has similar demographics as ferguson, so he says that he can relate to the community. but many of the officers are not from ferguson. he says that he's the right person to do this job and he would like to be considered for the long-term chief position, but right now he's only going to be here for a six-month basis. his recommendations to follow from the department of justice and awareness training and really focus on community policing, which wa

andre anderson, commander, as our interim police chief. commander anderson has 24 years of experience in law enforcement. he's exceptionally known, nationally for his ability to not only lead but also his innovation. he also is known as an excellent person in areas that i think are particularly important to our community, in community policing community outreach and community interaction and exchange. he's also supervised special agents for the fbi, the d.e.a. and also for u.s. marshals. i would like to also say that he's an excellent, exceptional person individually and as part of our team will help us to not only face challenges in the future but also be able to do the training and also assist our officers and our staff to reach the next level of expertise. i'd like to introduce mr. anderson. >> good morning. well first of all, let me start by saying that i want to acknowledge my wife who's here who's very important in my life. so wife thank you for coming. my parents are here from philadelphia both joe and rosetta birch, thank you for be

. >> first day on the job and andre anderson is already facing the cameras and plenty of questions. >> can you talk about your reaction from glen day arizona, from last august 9th, what you thought here? >> right now, i'm not at liberty to discuss what happened on awgd 9th. >> a police department found to have a culture of racism frustrations boiling over into nights of rioting last year. he was one of only two candidates, the interim city manager personally interviewed for job. anderson, a law enforcement veterans with 24 years experience most recently served as a commander over 80 detectives. >> you know obviously in the eyes of many people i guess it's a bonus that he's an african american. but truly we were looking for a person with the right mentality towards policing, the right mentality towards policing. >> bo dean is an activist who was calling for change in ferguson. >> how important do you think they are bringing in a chief that's black? >> they're doing so the chief can relate, saying to him more but i'm pretty sure he's more understanding of you know what i'm saying our wa

considered for this position but i can tell you that the manager is from glendale arizona and andre anderson is now coming from the glendale police department. he most recently worked as a commander overseaing 80 directs in the criminal investigation unit. he has 24 years of law enforcement experience, and the mayor today said that it is a bonus that he is also a black man. anderson said he grew up in a community in southwest philadelphia that had a similar demographic as ferguson, so he feels like he can relate to the community even though there have been criticism that they're not from ferguson. he said he would like to be considered for the willing-term position here but right now he's focused on the six-month interim base. he wants to do de-escalation and really focus on community policing which was an important thing at the glendale police department from where he's coming. one other interesting thing that the department of justice had nothing to do with replacing one interim chief with another interim chief. i read a couple of weeks ago i talked to the previous interim chief who pulled

. >>> the city of ferguson has hired a new interim police chief, andre anderson, second time since the death of plieb a year ago that ferguson has had a new police chief. anderson looks forward to his position. >> simply to develop trust and build up community policing in this area. >> anderson is taking a six month leave of absence in his current position as glendale police commander. (f) punishable by death or life in prison for are dylann roof. roof is already facing state criminal charges in south carolina including nine counts of murder. >>> jurors in the colorado shooting case is beginning sentencing phase of the trial. today prosecutors called for the death penalty for james holmes. he was convicted of murder and attempted murder in 2012 attack that left 12 people dead. >>> a dire warning about climate change. some scientists say the rise in sea levels will be far worse than predicted. >>> the influence warning is getting ahead of the science. and an antiabortion group is targeting planned parenthood with videos. the allegation and the response. >> royal dutch shell got the gree

the embattled city named andre anderson as its second interim police chief. the first action was to restore trust between the community and the police chief. after an 18-year-old black man was shot last summer. at the helm of all this trust building is, the community oriented policing, davis is working with troubled police departments like baltimore and philadelphia on voluntary reforms. that's different from ferkz fro, where mandatory changes are taking place. to change a culture of policing, it sounds like a tailor order you about he tells correspondent paul beban, this is the right time for change. >> hands up don't shoot. >> can't breathe. >> i think this is one of the most transformational moments in community completing. we have an opportunity to bring policing and communities together. we have had an opportunity to advance community policing like we vice president been able to in 30 decades. but advantages come in small windows, defining moments when we do have a national attention, we have captivated the attention of the country. people are very conce

ferguson, missouri hired another interim police chief, officials today introduced andre anderson ande comes from arizona and takes the top job almost a year after riots erupted after a confrontation with police and talked a short time ago about his goals for his six-month appointment. >> my focus is building trust in this community right now so everything that i do day-to-day will be about this community and the police officers here, not concentrating on whether or not i'm going to be the police chief in the future. >> lori was at the news conference in ferguson and says the chief is not from the region but he has connections there. >> the interim city manager now is from glendale, arizona and this officer also comes from glendale, arizona from the glendale police department and say that didn't necessarily play in the decision they could not tell us exactly how many people were considered for this position but this gentleman has 24 years of experience and has over seen about 80 detectives he has had patrol experience and grew up in southwest philadelphia in a demographic similar to f

on draper anderson -- andre anderson takes over the police department.ral investigation systemic racism in the city's police force and courts. startt says it will closing some of its 24-hour supercenters for a few hours each night. the retailer wants to use time to better stocked shelves and organize doors for the peak shopping rush. effect about 40 stores. about two dozen of its 24-hour locations already had hours reduced this spring, and more stores will go through the process. american drivers put a record number of miles on their cars in may. this means there could be another record set the summer. credit goes to an improving economy and cheaper gasoline. more than 4 million people have gotten jobs since last year which means more daily commutes. 007 is back. >> why should i trust you? >> right now, on your best chance of staying alive. scarlet: daniel craig returns for "spectre." the full-length trailer released today. there are some spectacular chase scenes. the movie comes out november 6. coming up in the next half hour, oil is trading right aroun

. >>> meanwhile the new top cop in ferguson, missouri is black. 50-year-old andre anderson is taking job on an interim basis. the ferguson mayor says anderson could get the job permanently after six months. he is tasked with reforming ferguson's scandal-plagued police department and rebuilding confidence in a community ripped apart by last summer's racial unrest. >>> 6:34 now. mike hydeck in the newsroom. a stallerring statistic from montgomery county -- staggering statistic from montgomery county schools. 74% of the students failed algebra one exam and that's an improvement over last year. last year things were so bad, school officials added 15 points to the exam results. this year no points were added. this is the second year, though, of more rigorous algebra courses under common corporation. this is all happening as the school is considering get rid of end of year testing. >> reporter: surae chinn i'm -- i'm surae chinn along the anacostia. these two large trains behind me are going to be responsible for bringing a huge drilling machine to the surface. right now it's actually being

andre anderson is a 24-year-old veteran of the glendale, california police department. nigeria's president says he is willing to negotiate with boko haram for release of the chibok school girls if the rebel group can deliver. he made the comments while on a visit to the u.s. pleenl, in the city of gombe nigeria, twin blasts targeted bus stations in be the area today. at least 13 people were skilled in a marketplace in cameroon. >>> a new human rights report accuses troops and a lied forces with war crimes. forces deliberately attacked civilians burned villages and stole cattle. a spokesman for united nations told al jazeera the claims were baseless. >>> vote on tuesday followed weeks of violence and was boycotted by the opposition, as haru mutasa reports from bujumbura the opposition is now proposing a unity government. >> reporter: it's late, and we had a chance to talk to the ordinary people on the street. their comments were, it's been weeks, it's been months of violence and political stability. obviously, the election went ahead. the president is going to win a thir

andre anderson is the second interim police chief since march. anderson takes control as the force struggles to stay control there. in rules handed down by the u.s. justice department. lowrnlings has thelori jane gliha has the story. lori. >> it's only a six month interim position but he says eventually he would like to be considered for the full time police job. >> i believe that i am the right person for this particular job. so let's talk about my first plan of action. and that is simply to build trust, to develop community policing, in this area, there's a lot of work to be done, i'm ready to roll up my sleeves and get to work and i appreciate this opportunity. >> and john, he already has a lot of plans. he says he wants to do several points of training that are going to go on here. he wants to do deescalation training, he want to do bias awareness training and the way the police get out in the community and community policing. >> what's changed since this justice department report regarding the ferguson police department? >> well, there are a

pleasure. >>> the city of ferguson missouri announced its second interim police chief will be andre andersonn tail arizona, anderson a 24-year veteran on the force, is taking a 6-month leave from the department to work in ferguson. he begins tomorrow. senator, what a pleasure to see you. >> it's a pleasure to be here again, jose. >> thanks. i'd like your reaction to this. >> well i have to tell you, i looked up some statistics today, and of course glendale arizona is in maricopa county. we have to consider that and the history of performance when it comes to the treatment of immigrants and refugees there in arizona. but i'm glad to note that we do have some african-american representation. but at the same time, what we have to recognize is that today there will be a protest to recall mayor knowles. so i think this announcement today may be smoke and mirrors because they're only 27 signatures away the ground level support group, they're actively engaged in recalling the mayor, and it's very important to them to raise the consciousness of people in the area who want a change. this would be the

fifty year-old andre anderson will spend six months in charge of the department. he heads to ferguson from glendale arizona ferguson erupted after 18 year-old michael brown who was black was fatally shot by white police officer darren wilson. justice department report cited racial bias and profiling, within the department. >> i am ready to work with the community and members of this police department with a caring nature and as well as bringing my experience, in community policing and community engagement to help us move forward. >> anderson, by the way grew up in southwest philadelphia. >>> we're getting a firsthand look at how local fire fighters are using soon to be demolished homes as a training ground. >> "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry suited up for a session today and has the store friday burlington county. >> reporter: glass shatters as fire fighters in burlington county get a unique opportunity to train in real houses. several homes in the mount holly gardens neighborhood had been acquired by the town and are vacant. township officials plan to te

. >> new inlet err i am police chief begins today in ferguson missouri, andre anderson seen here on loan, arizona for six month a seenment. anderson chosen for his job based on experience, with community policing. still work to go get law end enforcement in order. cited racial bias and profiling, used in policing. the city's previous chief resigned after that report came out. last august, the small city gained national attention as you well know following the police involved shooting dealt of michael brown the officer involved was not charged. >>> today, law make letters get chance to question secretary of state john kerry, about the details of the iran nuclear deal. >> fox news reporter robert gray reports, that this, an estimated 10,000 anti-iran protesters make their voices heard as well. >> if will be in the spotlight, where secretary of state, john carry, and treasury second, will testify before the senate foreign relations committee, will be grilled by lawmakers about the details of the agreement which calls for iran's nuclear program to be curbed for decade, in exchange for liftin

. >>> new interim police chief will begin today in ferguson, missouri andre anderson on lend from glendaleosen for experience with community policing. ferguson still work to go get it law enforcement in order following department of justice report in march cited racial bias, profiling use in the policing. the city's previous police chief resigned days after that report was released. last august, the small city gained national attention following the police-involved shooting death of michael brown, the the dollars the officer not charged. >> newly-released dash cam video of her traffic stop. >> get out of the car. i'll write you up. get out. >> wow. >> now. >> wow. >> get out of the car. >> trooper pulls over the 28 year old for not signalling during lane change, arrested her after she refused order to put out cigarette she was smoking inside her car. three days later bland was dead hanging inside her jail cell. booking documents released yesterday we now know bland told officials at the jail she was taking medication for epilepsy. those documents also reveal she had attempted soup side aft

. >>> the new top cop in ferguson, missouri is a black man, 50-year-old andre anderson taking the job interim basis in any case. the ferguson mayor says the job could be anderson's permanently after six months. he is tasked with reforming ferguson's scandal plagued police department and rebuilding confidence in the community which, of course, has been ripped apart by last summer's racial unrest. >>> facebook cannot block, search are -- black search warrants on behalf of its client. facebook argued it ought to be able to challenge what it sees as illegal searches of its customers' files but the five judge panel rejected that argument saying only a defend can -- defendant can challenge a search warrant and that has to be done during a hearing of a trial. >>> to get the supplies they need, teachers are often pulling money from their own pockets. >> we know a lot of teachers who have done just that. so we here at wusa9 are doing what we can to make a difference and we'd love your help. mike hydeck has more on why we think teachers are superheroes and how you can join us to help lift them

today, andre anderson was introduced as the interim police chief in ferguson, missouri, take an six-monthf absence from his post in glendale, arizona. fighting and protest broke out in ferguson last year after an unarmed black teenager was shot and killed. >>> the scene as local college students woke up on campus to a campus alert this morning. a police chase leading to gunfire and two arrests outside george washington university. police say the suspects abandoned a stolen car near h street and pennsylvania avenue northwest. news4's molette green tells us what happened after an officer fired his gun. >> reporter: just before 4 a.m. shots fired. >> incident fired shots off campus, searching on foggy bottom campus. >> reporter: that message sent out in the text blast, alerting students on george washington university's campus. >> i was asleep, check my phone then woke up at like 6, saw it again. >> reporter: and hours into the morning rush, this student passed by an it cantive crime scene here at 23rd and h on the way to class. at the center of it a redford with the car doors open. investig

andre anderson will take over tomorrow. he is focused on bringing peace to the community after last year's fatal shooting by an officer. >> i am asking the city of ferguson, community members mainly community members and leaders if we can set a course in the history books that clearly proves that peace prevails. kimberly: jackson's resignation came days after they cited racial bias and profiling in ferguson policing. jonathan: serious cancers after a massive fire in new jersey. it broke out at 2:30 a.m. five alarm means it's huge. this is automotive complex in north brunswick. they are setting it burn out. several businesses use the warehouse for storage. some contain cars. some have plastics. others had carpeting. >> there are plastics that are inside the building that is burning. and so we are aware and very cautious with regard to any kind of toxics there can be. jonathan: smoke looks nasty. major highway was closed for a while. several apartment complex nearby evacuated as a precaution. the mayor jumped in and said list

he is andre anderson a police chief out of glendale arizona. he's been a police officer in glendale for 24 years. he's the second interim police chief after police chief tom jackson resigned in march. they criticized jackson's handling of a protest after michael brown was shot nearly a year ago. there were civil violations in michael brown's death. developing >>> developing now, jurors are set to decide whether colorado mu sheeovie theater shooter james holmes should get the death penalty or prison for life. the jury needs to weigh the extent of holmes' mental illness and the injury he caused. he was convicted last week of killing 12 people and injuring 70 others when he opened fire in that crowded movie theatre. scott cohen joins us live at the courthouse in centennial colorado with the latest. scott, i think a lot of people say this is almost the more difficult part for these jurors. >> reporter: it is. there is a lot they have to weigh and it's really going to be up to this jury of nine women and three men whether james holmes lives or dies.

his name is andre anderson.t, accusing ferguson police of systemic racial bias and profiling. >>> happening right now, residents are being evacuated from an area in northern california because of a wildfire. the rag fire has consumed more than 4,000 acres near napa valley. dozens of buildings are threatened. the blaze started when a car caught fire. gusty winds and low humidity also making it tough for firefighters to get control of the fire. >>> and evacuations have also been ordered because of a massive wildfire in the east side of the glacier national park in montana. the reynolds creek fire doubled in size yesterday to about 4,000 acres. it's also destroyed an historic cabin in the park and closed the main road through the park and its'sern entrance. most of the glacier national park remains open. >>> well, it's also more difficult to visit yosemite national park today. the main highway to the entrance is closed because of a mudslide. three cars were trapped in that mud. nobody injured. the slide occurred af

ferguson missouri right now introducing and announcing andre anderson as the interrim police chief.ly commander with glendale arizona, police department. he will move to missouri to take the position highlighted in the past year in so many so many ways. so that is what is going on in ferguson, martha. martha: well illegal immigrant accused of killing kate steinle is due in court today. the debate heats up over what one lawmaker calls a national crisis. bill: also mysterious animal caught on camera, wandering through the neighborhood. what lurks there? no ordinary stray cat. look closely. >> when i got a call from neighbors saying kelly, don't go in your backyard. it's a big animal back there. it looks like a lion, whoa, that is a lion, lion. not like a play lion. it was a lion lion. i was diagnosed with lung cancer. as a firefighter approaching a fire i had to confine it, contain it and attack it. and i went to cancer treatment centers of america. we were able to do thorascopic surgery where we could use tiny incisions. we put a camera inside the chest and tony was able to go home t

. >> catherine: andre anderson, who is african- american, was most recently a commander in glendale arizonathe ferguson police following last year's police shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. >>anderson said wednesday that his first plan of action is "simply to build trust" and in the area. >> catherine: he said he also wants to attract qualified applicants to the department and try to have the staff better reflect the community's demographics. >> diane: all of that leftover moisture is continuing to push out. once all did make its way into the region will be back to where we should be for this time of year. in the 7 day forecast the f o g tracker for tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. morning commute is patchy. >> diane: by noontime, uc much of the f o g disappearing and you will see high clouds in place. the afternoon hours you will see the sunshine peeking through but it with a warm things up for it pretty much into the upper 70's and into that, livermore and pleasanton. which all used the hot cities. it would drop about 10 degrees for tomorrow. as well as the east bay shore lines. >> diane: clou

. >>> well there's a new police chief in ferguson missouri andre anderson named interim chief taking a six-month leave of absence. at a news conference, anderson says he's determined to make a difference. >>> and starting this coming season, nba fans will be able to purchase any game for $6.99. the pay per view service will allow fans to see out of town games, not on national tv without paying the full $199 fee for full season of nba league pass. that's a cnbc news update. back to you, sara and bill. i think that sounds like a great plan for a game i want to see. >> yeah as a new york-area basketball fan said to me, you can watch the knicks lose for less. >> yeah, from wherever you are. >> thank you courtney. >> and pay per view golf. >> yes, you do. >> all right. we've got about half an hour to go before the "closing bell." still seeing losses across the board. the dow now down 84 points s&p 500 down .3%. and the nasdaq getting hit hardest, though it was the biggest beneficiary, down almost a full percent now. >>> up next apple may have more than 30 products listed on the website, b

the city named glendale arizona, police commander andre anderson as interim chief today. anderson says he hopes to be a candidate for the full-time position. a doj report following the deadly police shooting of michael brown prompted several officials to step down. >>> just a few moments ago we learned a little more about the victims and shooter at that shooting in chattanooga, tennessee, last week. the fbi could not comment much on the ongoing investigation. however, the commander of the fourth marine division did give this description of the marines who gave their lives to help save their comrades. >> our marines reacted the way you would expect rapidly going from room to room they got their fellow marines to safety. once they had gotten to safety some willingly ran back into the fight. all of us can be extremely proud of what our marines did that day. >> msnbc's sara dollof joins us. from that press briefing that we just heard, what information did we learn about the investigation? >> we got a lot of new information including some disturbing new details that shows the