wilson is not indicted in the michael brown shooting. school officials in st. louis county writing to prosecutor bobccullough asking whether wilson will be indicted on night or a weekend, to avoid putting students in the middle of a possible protests. telling cnn's sara sidner, if there's no indictment, the reaction could be violent. >> some people say. i've heard a lot of people saying there will be a part of blowing it up if he didn't get indicted. i just hope it doesn't get bad. i hope nobody gets hurt. >> i know they're going to be really upset with the government building. i've heard about curfews that are going to happen. people think they're able to protest and some people are scared. >> officer darren wilson has not been seen in public since shooting michael brown. at least six felony drug cases have been dismissed because wilson failed to show up in court. >>> this morning, key questions what about caused a rocket crucial to the future of nasa to explode just as it was lifting off. an unmanned nasa-contracted rocket exploded at the spaceport in wallops island, virginia. the debris did crash

wilson is not indicted in the michael brown shooting. school officials in st. louis county have written to prosecutor bob mccullough asking him to announce whether or not wilson will be indicted at night or a weekend, so as to avoid putting students in the middle of a possible protests. residents have told cnn's sara sidner if there is no indictment, the reaction could be final. >> some people say they'll be a part of blowing it up if they didn't get indicted. i just hope it doesn't get bad. i hope nobody gets hurt. >> i know they're going to be really upset with the government buildings. i've heard about curfews that are going to happen. people are still thinking they're going to be able to protest and some people are scared. >> officer darren wilson has not been seen in public since shooting michael brown. at least six felony drug cases have been dismissed because wilson failed to show to court to testify. >>> an unmanned nasa-contracted rocket exploded at the wallops island, virginia. look at this, the debris crashing down on the launchpad. spewing fiery wreckage everywhere. there were no injuries, bu

wilson. this news comeses as st. louis county prosecutor bob cull low says the 12 member grand jury will likely make a decision on whether to charge officer wilson by mid-november. that is all for now. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. "the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show." let's get to work. >>> it's the best september we've had. >> governor walker is cherry picking a lot of numbers. >> put our money where our mouth is. >> trying to distract from that failure on jobs. >> i think wisconsin is a microcosm of middle class america. wisconsin is much better off than it was four years ago. >> i am really concerned about the direction wisconsin is headed. >> the fight in the governor's race, of course, continues. >> this discord was not who we are in wisconsin. >> spend my time largely ignoring my position. >> put our money where our mouth is. >>> good to have you with us tonight. we start with the closest gubernatorial race in the country, wisconsin. today is the first day of early vo

i'm bob enholm, the executive director of the woodrow wilson house. we're a private charity supported by donations of supporters, including many of you. for that i thank you. thanks for being here this evening. this home is the home to which president and mrs. wilson moved the very day they left the white house, on march 4 in 1921. they both lived here the rest their lives. wilson passed away three years later. mrs. wilson lived here until 1961. then upon her death, left the home to the national trust for historical preservation. it was opened as a public museum in 1963. we are now more than 50 years as an institution here in washington, d.c. it's good to see all of you here tonight. our program is "smile while you kiss me sad adieu, world war i songs." let me set the stage and introduce or speaker quickly. we like to say here -- we like to remind people that president wilson imagined the world at peace and proposed a plan to achieve that vision. that's a remarkable accomplishment when we think about it from the vantage point of our own lives 100 year

i'm bob enholm, the executive director of the woodrow wilson house. we're a private charity supported by donations of supporters, including many of you. for that i thank you. thanks for being here this evening. this home is the home to which president and mrs. wilson moved the very day they left the white house, on march 4 in 1921. they both lived here the rest their lives. wilson passed away three years later. mrs. wilson lived here until 1961. then upon her death, left the home to the national trust for historical preservation. it was opened as a public museum in 1963. we are now more than 50 years as an institution here in washington, d.c. it's good to see all of you here tonight. our program is "smile while you kiss me sad adieu, world war i songs." let me set the stage and introduce or speaker quickly. we like to say here -- we like to remind people that president wilson imagined the world at peace and proposed a plan to achieve that vision. that's a remarkable accomplishment when we think about it from the vantage point of our own lives 100 year

low oil prices some people come including folks in the national defense university in the wilson center as well. bobleigh, north carolina. independent line. ago, i about five years learned an amazing statistic from c-span. 91% of all personal wealth goes to the health care community in the last six months of life. that is my comment. host: what do you think about that, bob? i guess we want find out until next time he calls in. from roll call this morning, stu's blog, "obama's midterm loss record could make history." that is the headline. we try to show this from time to time. here are the most recent poll numbers, very quickly, we will run through some. mitch mcconnell up five points. cory gardner in colorado up in the last couple of polls. jeanne shaheen up in new hampshire. hagane senate race, kay in two different polls leading by four points. a tie in the senatorial race in georgia. cotton over mark pryor by 13 points. another poll says seven points. the gubernatorial race in colorado tied. florida's gubernatorial race tied. those are some of the polls. from louisiana on her democrats line. calle

we heard from darren wilson's attorney saying they are not responsible for the leaks. we heard from the st. louis county prosecuting attorney bob mccullough who sent out a statement saying his office was not responsible for the leaks and that it does detrimental things to the investigation and what the grand jury and justice system is all about. certainly it is affecting people here. it is affecting the protesters who believe this is all a conspiracy to try and leak out information bit by bit that most of that information has been to help darren wilson's case. and so there is a lot of tension here that rises every time something else leaks. and everyone is saying that the leaks do affect this grand jury and do affect people's idea of how the justice system works and certainly damage the justice system and how people see things. so it is really starting to make things more aggravated here. it's aggravating people, annoying people and you're certainly seeing that in the streets on a nightly basis, carol. >> sara sidner reporting live from ferguson, missouri, this morning. >>> still to come, is the isis campaign to attack people i

wilson. with the growing sense among many that there won't be an indikt. everyone including the superintendents of seven area school districts who, get this, signed a letter to prosecutor bob mcculloch asking him not to announce the decision about an indictment during school hours out of concern for student safety. suggesting instead he make the announcement on a sunday. st. louis county police department also seems to be preparing for the worst. spending $172,000 on new riot gear since august, according to figures obtained by "the guardian" from the department you willing almost 25,000 for tear gas, smoke grenades and $70,000 for helmets, shields, batons, shin guards and other uniform items. joining me now is trymain lee. as a news consumer what do i make about the dueling reports? >> as you mentioned a few minutes ago, some are in the loop and some are not. days before cnn broke this, state officials and a federal official told me that there were indeed and are indeed conversations being had about chief jackson stepping down and also a takeover of the police department. people today said this is going to happen. this is a matter of time. >> walk me through the authority

officer wilson is a 12-member grand jury, nine of those members are white, six are white men, three members of the grand jury, african american and the chief prosecutor in charge of the proceedings, bob mccullough, who you mentioned earlier in the report, he comes from a family of policemen, his own father was shot in the line of duty by an african american man. there's a lot of distrust, profound distrust in ferguson that they will get a fair and impartial decision, although that is something that bob mccumccu mccullough fiercely denies. >> of course, what less sons they take away in responding to mass protests, which have been largely peaceful, throughout, if you sort of quantify them, the vast majority of protests and expression, even when they've been angry, have been peaceful. >> that's very much a work in progress. and that is, i think, one of the major things that they're discussing in these meetings is what kind of posture to take. which police force takes the lead. it was announced last week that the sai st. louis county police are going to take the lead day-to-day. after they take the lead after the decision on the indictment is made is still being decided. they're not ruli

. >> i feel that the defense attorney, bob mccalluah the only thing i've seen him do is defend officer darren wilson i don't care about the police chief. >> ty, you know, you're a very passionate and very clear about what you and the family do not want to happen. we hope that, you know, these outside forces that come in and try to stir up trouble they won't and we also hope that tension will remain calm and that community leaders and police can work together in ferguson to maintain calm there. ty, thank you so much. please send our best to the family. thank you so much for joining us today. >> absolutely. allison? >> thank you. >>> the final stretch to election day. will there be upsets this weekend as both parties struggle for control of the senate? john king will have the key 11th hour details inside politics. i was just looking at your credit report site. do you guys have identity theft protection? [ male voice ] i'm sorry, did you say identity distribution? no. protection. identity theft protection. you have selected identity distribution. your identity will now be shared with everyone. thank yo