i didn't do this. >> reporter: detective brooks wasn't buying it. then, the police also tracked down the driver of that beat of beat-up blue mercedes near the house before the murder. and he told the cops he took qualow to meet a man in a church parking lot. and that man wanted a job done. was that job murder? >> i didn't do that. i did not do that, sir. >> reporter: by now detective brooks had been working night and day for a week. his store of patience ran out. >> this is serious [ bleep ] to me. i've got three kids that are laying over there crying. >> reporter: was it that angry speech? or another long night in his cell? the next day, qualow, came clean for a promise of 7 to $10,000, still unpaid, he said he took the job to shoot and kill marc despain. >> you fired the first round and that round hits him where? >> it hits in the chest area. >> reporter: he didn't know marc from adam, he said. it was the man from the parking lot who took him to marc's house, told him where to lie in wait for marc, gave him a gun. and then qualow said something su

a little sushi lobster. >> alright, so now brooke, you're pouring out our beverages. >> brooke: i'm pouring give everybody a a taste of this. >> in a perfect world we would have time. >> jimmy: a little prosciutto. >> we would have wrapped it up in prosciutto. put a little piece of sage in between if folded it over. then pounded it a little bit more, put it in the sauté pan, after having drenched it in extra in flour with salt and pepper. then sautéed it in extra virgin olive oil, so crispy on the one side. flipped it over, added some shallots, a little bit of marcella wine. >> jimmy: he's a professional. >> a tiny bit of --. [ laughter ] then we adjust a little bit of parsley like that. we crank the heat to the left. take a sip of our drink. >> jimmy: cheers, and this is why he is a professional chef, mario batali. >> for jimmy fallon! the greatest host -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love this guy. >> hold on, hold on. >> jimmy: how is everyone at "the chew," by the way? how's everyone at "the chew" doing? >> "the chew" is rocking. its' -- >> jimmy: i love everyone on that whole sh

northboundr hill road at brooks drive. take pennsylvania to get around this. 66 west of 29 in gainsville, thats looking good this morning. taking a look at 95 into and out of town, no problems there at all. wider look at things overall as we pass the beltway, no red, no yellow. lots of green. taking a look here at maryland, 95, bw parkway, looking good. back to the beltway, no and out of town, inner and outer loop, looking quite good. more on this water main situation in a couple of s you then. thank you, melissa. your next flight on jetblue could be more expensive and a bit more cramped. the airline is creating three different ticket classes based on price. and the cheapest ticket will include a fee for a checked bag. no word yet how much that will cost. southwest is now the only major carrier that do. jetblue plans to add more seats to planes which would take an inch of legroom away from the passengers. the changes will take effect next year. >>> a new report looks at which states are the most miserable in thanksgivi vir

brooke? >> okay. poppy harlow, thank you so much. >>> coming up here on cnn, these gruesome pictures tweeted out by isis. victims killed by this terror group in iraq's anbar province west of baghdad. how these photos have been used to recruit new members. >>> also ahead, president obama campaigning with just one democratic senate candidate. one. was isolating the president the right strategy? our political experts weigh in next. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. please choose one oh, based on the cover.that. here we go! whoa... no test rides allowed. i can't show you the inside, but trust me. are you kidding me? at university of phoenix, we think you should be able to try before you

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>> reporter: brooke, yeah. there's hundreds of people that are marching towards times square at the moment, we're actually very close to times square. started at herald square in front of macy's. we saw several protestersbarge into macies. protesters are holding a lot of signs up, and the big question, brooke, of course, is why? why black friday? i talked to the organizers and they tell me that it's very simple. if you branch out from ferguson, it all starts with the grand jury no go for darren wilson, that if you branch out to racial profiling, to injustice against black people, and then you see this, they say if you don't have economic freedom you will never have financial freedom, they will never have racial freedom. freedom from racism. so that's at the core, brooke, at the core is economic freedom will mean freedom from racism. so take a look around. you'll be able to see hundreds of protesters from new york, areas in new york here, lots of signs, lots of people just coming out protesting and demonstrating

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being here with me on thanksgiving. now to this one. this is out of cleveland, ohio, because now we know what police there did not know when they answered a call about a guy, this is their word, a guy in a park with a gun last saturday afternoon. what they didn't know is that this guy was a boy. tamir rice, 12 years of age. even worse, they weren't told that the gun was probably fake. that was the words from the person who called it in, the person who saw this boy at the park, when they called it into 911. now, new surveillance video shows us that it took about 2 seconds for an officer to shoot this 12-year-old after pulling up in a patrol car. cnn's george howell has the video and the details, but i just have to warn you, the video capturing the moments the boy was shot is graphic and may be very tough to watch. >> reporter: this video was recorded on a security camera in a cleveland park, and it shows tamir rice moving in and out of view. keep in mind, these ar

brooke? >> okay. ben wedeman, thank you so much., after 10:30 your time in the evening. could america change its policy on negotiating with terrorists. the white house is reviewing the rules as isis has now executed yet another american. one question many have asked, should ransoms be paid? >>> plus, a beauty queen and her sister went to a party last week and then disappeared. while the biggest day of her life, the miss world pageant is days away. what has happened to her? that mystery coming up. ♪ the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ho, ho, ho, ho] lease the 2015 e350 for $599 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >>> the president is reviewing u.s. policy on hostage negotiations. over the -- the tensions has intensified. there on the right side of your screen is the third american held hostage to die at the hands of isis. however, there is one very specific piece of this puzzle, will not be on the table. let's go -- why don't we again wi

. >> marc morial, we have to leave it there, but thank you for discussing this with brooke ba us. thank you for joining us. >>> today, we begin with a movement that is gaining movement across the country, the grand jury's decision not to indict police officer in ferguson, and it is igniting protests from los angeles to new york and e verywhere in in between. in 170 towns and cities, protesters chanted and marched and whenever possible tried to make the highway s stop traffic. and in an interview, officer derrick wilson described the incidents. >> and he tried to grab my gun. >> so you killed him first? >> yes. >> is there anything that you could have done differently to have prevented that killing from dakes place? >> no. >> and you are absolutely convinced when you look through your heart and mind that if michael brown were white this would have gone down in exactly the same way? >> yes. >> no question? >> no question. >> and now, you are about to see the impact of these words on michael brown's mother, and father. cnn legal analyst sunny hostin is fresh off of a plane from fergu

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>>> hour two, and this is cnn, and i'm brooke baldwin. you heard darren with wilson say this, i pulled my gun, with but in a cnn interview, michael brown's mother says categorically, it did not happen. and she answered to the critics that she and her husband cited riots in ferguson with controversial video, but here is a portion of the interview. >> i have been here all of my life and i never had to go through nothing like this. don't none of y'all know me, but i don't do nothing to nobody. anybody say so, they a liar. they a liar. [ crying ] >> this is somebody's son. >> that is somebody's son. >> burn this [ bleep ] down. burn this [ bleep ] down. burn this [ bleep ] down. burn this bull p[ bleep ] down. >> and so, now we have michael brown's mother talking about her emotions on that very night. take a look. >> we have all seen the video of you going to where the protesters were in front of the ferguson police department, and you are on a car, and you are speak ing speaking to the people. why did you feel the need to do a that? >> i fel

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. we begin with breaking news. over what this ferguson grand jury will do, how will they decide. they are deciding now if officer darren wilson should be indicted for shooting and killing that teenager michael brown. now multiple agencies across the country have been put on alater for the weekend. let's go ferguson, to our correspondent there, stephanie elam. when we talk about heads up for law enforcement. what is law enforcement specifically being told? >> reporter: what we know is that there's this alert, brooke, for any activity because we know that we've seen protests all over the country, the protests haven't just happened here in the st. louis area. the idea is to be vigilante to protect important buildings, federal buildings, all of those being included in this. this is something we kind of expected to see happen here. we already know that we have a state of emergency here in missouri, governor nixon declaring that earlier this week. we know the nati

brooke? >> so that's the part with the schools.pt me follow-up on something unrelated to schools. the michael brown family hired a very famous pathologist, dr. michael baden, to perform a second autopsy. do we know if anything developed from that yesterday? >> reporter: the doctor would not speak to us about his witness testimony inside of the grand jury and what's going on in the grand jury is really supposed to be kept private. the grand jury shouldn't be talking about it. the government shouldn't be talking about it. but the witnesses once they are done can say whatever they want. most people have decided to keep most of their testimony to themselves. a few have been speaking about it. mostly i think a lot of people are just saying i'm going to do my job and go in and say what i know and then i'm going to leave it alone. the town is tense. there's a lot of worry here. people are on pins and needles wondering what will happen. some folks say it won't be as bad as everyone is talking about and others are preparing in a much differ

on that same day, levon brooks was set free. >> he told me, "mr.brooks, all your charges been dismissed, you're free to go." that was exciting, like, "ooh." it felt so good. and forensic experts, like dr. west and hayne, they should not never be able to practice no more med... no nothing, in this state, in no kind of state, because of what they did to us, and maybe other people. >> bergman: citing ongoing lawsuits, doctors hayne and west declined to be interviewed. in 2008, the innocence project wrote to the mississippi state medical board, stating that dr. hayne is "a danger to the public" and should not be allowed to testify. dr. hayne is suing the innocence project for defamation. the case is expected to go to trial later this year. meanwhile, he continues to testify. among the various qualifications he cites is a certificate from acfei. >> there she is, guys, we got her, you can see her, she is coming out the front door right here. unbelievable... >> bergman: after 33 days of testimony, the defense prevailed. casey anthony was found not guilty

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i'm brooke baldwin. happy thanksgiving to you and yours. thanks for being with me on this thursday. let's begin in ferguson, missouri. and new details today on how the officer at the heart of the most controversial case in the country right now as really stayed the out of sight. now that a grand jury has not indicted darren wilson, we are learning more about how the 28-year-old policeman got by for the last three months, moving frequently, house to house to house, hiding his face. you know, it was back in mid-august when his name was revealed as the ferguson police officer who shot and killed unarmed teenager, michael brown jr. darren wilson's attorney spoke to cnn's don lemon about the moment wilson learned the public first knew his name. >> you know, when the news broke, one of the things that happened was some of the local media went to the house that they lived in. he literally, literally had to leave that house within three hours. his front yard, he was cutting the grass when he found out. he had to

silver hill road inbound remains closed just near brooks drive with the water main repairs. howard has a look at our forecast for today. >>> it's certainly warming up. still cold. you'll need the heavy coats ant gloves but we're in the 30s as opposed to the teens. it's 10 to 20 degrees warmer. sunshine today. a few clouds here and there. 44 by 11:00 and on our way to perhaps 48 for the high. that's still below average. average is 56. we have colder air moving in tonight. right now you notice the 30 in manassas and gaithersburg to 39 in eastton. a couple of 40s out in the high country there. davis 25. going to the 40s today and 30s return friday. mike and andrea, back to you. >> thanks, howard. >>> breaking news from overnight. a college shoulding at florida state university begins our look at this morning's headlines. classes have been canceled at the tallahassee, florida campus after the shooting. >> nick giovanni is live in our newsroom with the the latest on what we know. >> reporter: fsu's president john thrasher just released a statement saying right now the school is t

. >> and the answer is yes, we are already seeing snow mixing with sleet in honey brook and coatesville is getting a mix and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing what is going on there is north cold front to the west and this brings us a reindivoeig shot and it is picking up moisture ahead of it, future tracker 6 shows this is mostly rain and it's cold enough that some of this is mixing in with snow and coatesville and lancaster, if you look at york and gettysburg it's all snow and we are looking at a change over to without snowflakes in parts of our viewing area, right now it's colder than yesterday but still too warm for snow in most of our area. millville 45 and allentown 42 but tonight the temperatures are dropping, at 8:00 tonight you can see some of that mixing and snow in the northwest suburbs it's moving closer to philadelphia at midnight and then this is a quick moving system and not a lot of moisture to work with and it's out of here tomorrow morning. bear in mind the ground is very warm, don't be cranking up the snow blowers just yet. tonight initially rain showers mixing

we are here with professor brooke kroeger "undercover reporting" is any of her most recent book. what is the definition of undercover reporting? >> guest: it is a subset of investigative reporting involves reporters engaging in deceit and blending in. and depending on the thousand permutations. >> host: is a legitimate reporting? >> guest: in many cases, yes. and no end of the policy for the legitimacy it is a contrarian position. it is by observing the import guidelines that to be sure there is no other effective way to tell the story. on because what you have to realize to bring attention to an issue especially in cases of for doing let you cannot see to bring that to public attention. >> host: what is an example of legitimate undercover reporting? >> guest: there are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of examples going back to that 1840's by my measure. and started around 18 '80s with the subject of my first book that actually going back to the 1840's with reporters from the north to understand slavery with a whole abolition movement. so they say go to a slave auction as a buy

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but brook is pretty much had to go it alone. spending hours at the hospital playing and caring for maddie. actually just starting to see her smile for first time. like two months ago. a major milestone for a little girl who has been through so much. maddie is improving every day. and continues to amaze the team of doctors and nurses. so now she's like a chubby girl. and happy. so it's like, really a long ways. she's a completely different girl now. before if you would have seen her few months ago no color to her she was like a little twig. maddie couldn't be in better hands. chop has one largest chronic lung disease programs in the world for newborns and infants. >> but even the top docs that are caring for her credit part progress to these two elly and riley. such good stimulation for maddie for the sisters to be here. >> brook says her sisters kind of like maddie medicine breathing started progressing she would interact with them identical that is come on and root you on and push you forward. brook is hopeful they will spring

speaking of the brookings institution in washington d.c., this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> wonderful, good morning everybody. i'm rebecca winthrop the director of the center for the universe adult education at the brookings institution. it's my great pleasure to welcome all of you to this wonderful panel that we have. i'm just going to be making a personal introduction and very shortly turning it over to my colleague. tom mann who is a senior fellow in governance studies and then of course needs no introduction to all of you but of course julia gillard australia's first prime minister and e.j. dionne. first female prime minister. [laughter] >> thank you. >> she really looks great, doesn't she? the first female prime minister. [laughter] and then the e.j. dionne. the laughter covered up your intra-e. j.. senior fellow for government studies. we are going to and note lots of people in the audience but just two people. welcome to ambassador kim beazley who is also the former leader of the labour party and tonya who is currently the deputy of the leader party -- labour party and shadow f

>> i don't think so, brooke.n't think anybody -- i don't think any responsible republican in a leadership role is talking impeachment or talking shutdown. >> why do they keep bringing up the word impeachment. >> no we keep bringing up the word impeachment. there might be three, four, five republicans in congress that say inflammatory things and repeat that word and we keep repeating it. i haven't heard john boehner say impeachment or mitch mcconnell say impeachment. we hear it in the washington press but nobody in congress, there's not a critical mass in congress thats to impeach president obama or, you know, or thinks there's anarchy. yes they are mad because they think this is something that is their jurisdiction. and that he is stepping on their toes. so what they got to do is put on their big boy and big girl pants and instead of saying i'm going to take my toys and go home they got to pass legislation and address the problem. i'll tell you why. because with or without this executive action, we still have wha

we'll talk about how they use pumpkins galore here at shady brook farm. take a look at the numbers, we are in the 60s for the most part in philadelphia 63 degrees and the lehigh valley, a drop to 58 and 60 in trenton and 62 in cape may and dover coming in at 65 degrees. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have clouds in play here but as we look to the south and west. we see low pressure in the western tennessee with a stripe of rain that is headed in our direction, and then a secondary low over the great lakes and that energy will also fuel this storm, as it passes by tomorrow. at 11:00 tonight the clouds are in and the showers develop in the southwestern suburbs like wilmington and lancaster, and tomorrow's commute it's a wet start to your thursday, some slow driving west of philadelphia and then a steady soaking rain into the afternoon and late morning hours tomorrow especially from philadelphia over into new jersey and southern delaware, but into the afternoon about 1:00, 1:30, 2:00, most of the heavy rain is out and a few lingering clouds

his name is kix brooks. half of the duo brook brooks an, he hosts american county countdown.ed to listen to his show on the way to swimming lessons and at first i didn't even know the kid were paying attention to the lyrics, until the questions started coming. >> why do they do a little day drinking? >> reporter: i... questions i was hoping to avoid until after first grade. >> it's okay to drink at midnight, right? >> reporter: once i realized what was happening, we cut way back on the country, but the songs were already embedded in their little brains. >> day drinking. dad. >> reporter: what are you singing? >> what? >> reporter: yes, i felt bad. it wasn't like he was actually drinking, but at the same time, i didn't want to let this vice go unchecked. >> i wonder why these drinking songs are so popular? >> that would be a question for kix brooks. >> reporter: that would be a question for kix brooks. it wasn't a bad idea. >> steve, how are you. >> reporter: which is why i took the boys to nashville to pose it to him. >> why are drinking songs so popular? >> because sometimes

a cancer patient serenaded by country music star garth brooks. ♪ brooks spotted teresa shaw's sign atsota. it read "chemo this morning, garth brooks tonight, enjoy the dance." at the concert as it was ending, brooks gave shaw his guitar and kissed her forehead. shaw is battling stage 3 breast cancer. >> how cool to see that. >>> on our broadcast tonight, the plunge. a shock to the system coming for upwards of 200 million americans very early on in the season. the weather phenomenon that's about to make it bracingly cold from north to south. >>> dead or alive mp. was the leader of isis hit by an air strike? tonight the latest from richard engel who reports from inside one of the most dangerous cities on earth. >>> what really happened inside the medical clinic where joan rivers went into cardiac arrest? what investigators say doctors didn't notice. >>> and a household danger, the problem is those detergent pods look like candy. the new warning tonight about how many children are ending up in the hospital. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this

somewhere in the middle, brooke, we get that jury. >> brooke, there's something particularly stranges whole thing has been handled. if the prosecutor thinks he's got enough to file charges, then he should have just filed charges. to throw this to the grand jury or punt it to the grand jury -- >> what does that say to you? >> to me it says that he doesn't think he's got enough. and i don't think that in a case with this much attention you're doing the public, the community, or anybody else any favors by putting that evidence in front of a grand jury, leaks or no leaks, and letting people not see what's going on and not understand what's happening. generally in most state court jurisdictions, they don't go by way of a grand jury. they can just file charges and you have a preliminary hearing. >> and there's a lot to be said for that briefly, brooke, in terms of preliminary hearing because evidence is aired in a public fashion and not only does the prosecutor asked questions but the defense attorney gets to cross examine and so therefore it's a very transparent process unlike what we're

police will push you off to brooks drive. then you can go wher need to crain highway southbound, a lane blocked. 66 and 95, both looking good in virginia right now. wider look at things, beltway looking good. most of the construction a top the beltway now out of the way. beltway at colesville is looking fine. 270 at montgome >>> another reason to push to let your kids sleep in. why a later school start time could protect them on the road. . >>> cau for concern this morning. t making the grade in the latest round of crash tests. plus, the republican your electric bill could soar in the coming years if you live in >>> some of the most popular ca. the tests replicates what happs when a mini van's front corner collides with a chrysler town and country, caravan and the nissan quest had the worst results. nissan quest's results were called disastrous. the crash test dummy became trapped by the air bag. in a statement it says, on the as for the performance of the 2014 quest in the test, as we seek opportuni for improvemen> on capito

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what a way to bring that together. >> garth brooks is automatic.t individual. >> he really is. big, big heart that man. so glad that you joined us. make great memories today. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. thanks for being with us. >>> voters give republicans full control of congress, sent prsident obama a blunt message. >> to everyone who voted i want to you know i hear you. >> the talk of getting along is immediately tested by white house plans to take sweeping executive action on immigration. >> you play with matches, you take the risk of burning yourself. >> it's like raving a red flag in front of a bull. >> after six years of distrust is there any hope for deal making. >> we're going to make him squeal. >> as the 2014 republican wave mean a thing as we shift

i'm brooke baldwin. the election is tomorrow and the polls are breaking republican. should the gop secure a net gain of six seats in hundred-seat senate, the republican party will own capitol hill and will control both houses of congress, something barack obama has not yet faced in his nearly six years in the white house. hang on just a minute there. you have to run the elections first. let's not get ahead of ourselves. here's the vice president speaking to cnn saying his democrats still have hope. >> first of all, i don't agree with the odd makers. i predict we'll keep the senate. i've been in 67 races all told and i don't get the feeling that oddsmaker are there. >> be that as it may, here's bad news for biden and bad news for obama and dems, a democratic seat, ernst has taken a seven-point lead. you have that. then you have this. in georgia, another hope for democrats may be waning as a weekend poll show republican david perdue outdrawing michelle nunn. west virginia, south dakota, montana, these are

, thank you. >> head are spinning, thanks brook. you can see more and rest of the day news at 7:00 o'clock right here, on cbs-3. by the way doctor phil, is going to sit down with momma june to talk about all this, you can see that interest right which is quite dramatic monday at 4:00 o'clock only here on cbs-3. >> still to come in the neck half an hour, technical troubles, more than 300 million miles from earth, scientists land a spacecraft that not without a few problems. plus, see the first image ever taken on a comet surface. >>> also ahead a national clothing store with a plus sided controversy author accused of charging women for larger items and that is not all. >>> what does the future hold for the service known as uber, a big decision made today in harrisburg, we will tell you what it means for riders in >>> i'm jessica dean. here are the top stories, a close call for two police officers when the suspect allegedly opens fire, on their suv, and it happens on wilson street, in trenton. police return fire, killing the suspect.

i'm brooke baldwin. major developments to get to this afternoon in the shooting death of the unarmed missouri teenager michael brown. a grand jury will soon reveal to the nation and a tense community in ferguson whether that police officer, whether darren wilson will be indicted for shooting and killing brown in august. today it just heard testimony from nationally known pathologist dr. michael baden. baden was hired by brown's family to do an autopsy on the 18 year old after a local medical examiner performed one, county prosecutor there. now we have a little insight into his findings. one of the brown family attorneys relayed a message from him to michael brown's parents. take a listen. >> the only thing that dr. baden wished to express to michael brown's parents is that in his preliminary autopsy he had not been able to determine the shots to the chest whether they were re-entry wounds or entry wounds. >> let's talk about the significance here of all this with criminal defense attorney peter odom and

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for our viewers in north america, newsroom with brooke baldwin starts right now. >>> hi there, i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me here on this tuesday. i want to begin with breaking news. the whole city is peering down the barrel of a potential eruption of killing of the gruesome terror attack. even in the face of a recent spike of violence. israelis are absolutely stunned at what happened today at this synagogue where four rabbis, three from the united states were slain by two intruders screaming islamic religious slogans. according to witnesses there the assailants entered just before 7:00 in the morning. bearing a gun, knives, even access. it's tough to look at. but this really tells the story of how horrendous this act was. what you're looking at here is inside this ultra orthodox synagogue after the terror attack that killed four rabbis and wounded six others a short time ago. we have heard from the prime minister benjamin netanyahu issuing this forceful response. >> translator: i decided this evening to demolish the homes of the terrorists that committed this ma

a joy to see all that. >> your reward, garth brooks.and applause ] out them. there they are. a joy to see all that. >> your reward, garth brooks. a very special big live performance from garth brooks is coming p. there the man is. come on back, every >>> that was incredible. could you survive? next week on "good morning america's" survival week. >>> good morning, i'm kristen sze. are you ready for the san antonio raiders? sources tell abc 7 news that former san antonio mayor and other city officials are headed to the bay area today to give raiders officials their best sales pitch. the raiders lease at the coliseum is up at the end of the 2014 season and the team has not secured a new deal to build a stadium in oakland. >>> how's the traffic out there? >> not too well. as we look at the san mateo bridge, traffic pretty heavy. you cannot see anything, there's so much fog that needs to dissipate and clear. we also have this accident in danville, northbound side of 680 and el cerro boulevard. as you go into alamo, it's stop and go. also sou

. >> and you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching the live coverage of the grand jury's decision in the michael brown shooting. we are watching and waiting to see live pictures here for this news conference that will be held specifically on the status of officer darren wilson's job with the ferguson police department. what may come of that? we'll find out momentarily, stick with me. that will happen as i mentioned any moment now. but this is all happening just to get in context for you. one day after those 12 grand jurors chose not to indict that officer who shot and killed michael brown back on august 9th. no arrest, no trial, no courtroom. but there's a passionate objection from the family of michael brown. in fact, just a couple of hours ago, their attorneys slammed the grand jury process calling it broken, calling it unfair and the st. louis county prosecutor's office the decision to use this grand jury. the family's protests come after a night of violence. according to police, more than a dozen buildings burned,

i'm brooke baldwin. could be big, big news in ferguson, missouri, because this grand jury decision could be hours away. the makeup of the grand jury, you have seven men, five women. they've all been sitting on this panel. all of this happening behind closed doors. they could meet for the last time today and that means their choice on whether to indict officer darren wilson for the shooting death of michael brown could come at any time. as the grand jury nears an end to its deliberations, officer wilson may be nearing an end to his time on the ferguson police force because he is in the final stages of negotiations to resign. this is according to sources close to the talks. this is what they're telling cnn. they add that these negotiations could totally fall apart simply based upon how the grand jury decides. federal authorities also recognize how much hinges on the grand jury's decision. today the nation's top law enforcer urged protesters to keep the peace just a day -- you see these images. just a day a

i'm brook baldwin. the time is now. three dozen governors in u.s. senate seats all up for grabs and every seat in the u.s. house of represents but all eyes on the senate this how where the republicans are eager to change the balance in washington. take a look at the numbers and colors behind me of the 36 senate seats being decided, ten are incredibly close. and if just six seats switch from democrat to republican, thego will have total control on capitol hill. four race today. you have iowa, kansas, north carolina or georgia. they could dictate how the government gets things done or not in the final two years of barack obama's presidency. we will take you there in a couple of moments. but this was the president's last campaign. and what happens today will go a long way in dethe siding what he can accomplish in his final two years in office. plus big issues to talk about on the ballot nationwide, marijuana, minimum wage, gun rights. when we will know the winners or losers? >> it would be tonight, tomorrow or weeks from now. no matter what, cnn will b

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brooke shields inside. yeah, you wrote it, brooke. her book making head leans right now.a will talk to brooke in a little bit. >>> we're kicking off an exciting series this week. raiders of the lost tapes. lara, lara, is that you lara? >> no, that's indiana spencer. >> sorry, my bad. >>ened i indiana spencer has fo footage. look at this gem. here he is. >> over 35 years of memories. >> nice computer, robin. >> is that a micro wave? >> i think it was an atari. >> you look the same, by the way. >> just on tuesdays, george. >>> first, though -- >> thanks, lar prap. >>> let's get some news from amy. >>> we begin with the extreme weather ginger has been following. millions of americans facing bitter cold, arctic air, snow, and reported tornadoes. twisters reported from louisiana to florida, damaging homes and uprooting trees. >>> meanwhile, snow that hit the texas panhandle is marching east. ginger's frigid forecast coming up. >>> we expect to hear today from the family of the latest american murdered by isis militants in syria. a video confirming peter cakas g kassig's death