. >> at brown lorde's place here. yo-yo was -- >> hold on. hold on. i -- just laughing. laughing at buck. throwing these names out, brown lode is li lorde is like the biggers uber agent. hanging outing at his house? >> yeah. have the video took place. >> at his house? yeah. >> yeah. >> okay. go ahead. >> we, and there, i think it was supposed to be yo-yo, by himself, just you know for an intermission. a quick, nice intermission. they thought it would be fun to actually throw me in there with him and see what happens with that. the reaction was phenomenal. as you saw on the camera. you can hear the reactions from the people. >> how did -- i want to get back into -- go into your back story. you're so young, anyway. the young back story that you have. a very short story. out of memphis, but how did you come into the presence of the kinds of persons you just mentioned, and ar tifx artistically i get the sense that you were not intimidated at all? >> i wasn't, because -- i was just always doing me. you know? >> uh-huh. >> like nothing's changed from when i was in memphis and

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lord requires of us, we'll be right back here again. >> reverend al sharpton delivering one of two eulogies, at the funeral of michael brown, who was gunned down by a white police officer in ferguson, missouri two weeks ago. the father of mike brown junior, mike brown senior, request that no protest be made today when they lay their son to rest. speaking of ferguson that's where we have our robert ray standing by. and robert, thousands of people at the church in st. louis about seven miles from where you are i would assume a different scene there in ferption. ferguson. >> reporter: michael very different scene. very quiet, peaceful. a memorial in the street, that is where michael brown was shot dead and laid for hours just after his death. a few hours ago, you could see a steady stream of people coming up and giving their love towards michael brown, the young man 18 years old, whose life is being celebrated in the church just seven miles away. as you said, from the streets of ferguson, couple of blocks away, hundreds of demonstrators have clashed with police but today all is quiet. michael brown's father made a request for that yesterday

brown has influence. there's been a marked change in the sphere among the protestors. >> we ask you lord jesus to look upon keep us together as one. >> here in ferguson, there's a different much calmer sense of vigil here. people here have got candles and saying prayers for michael brown. many of the people here say they will stay here as long as it takes to get justice. these are the hard core who really want to keep their voice heard. i'm joined by gary hill who's been saying a prayer with some of the people here. minister, why do you think things are calmer this evening after what's been ten nights of violent protests? >> first of all i want to say that you give all the credit to god because when people pray, he answers prayers. what has happened out here tonight is prayers have been answered. >> reporter: i'm going into the crowd and talk to protestors who are here. how long have you been here protesting? >> since day one. >> reporter: how long will you be here? >> until we get justice. to the end. i don't know. i can't say. when there's justice, i just might go home. i am tired. i've got to stand stro

brown, a big kid with a big grin. who his family says hated violence. >> the best son we ever had. >> oh, lord, lord, lord, lord. >> henny, silly, he'd make you laugh. any problems going on or any situation, there wasn't nothing he couldn't solve. >> reporter: which is why family and friends cannot fathom what caused a police officer to shoot and kill him in broad daylight over the weekend. >> just graduated, on his way to college. we can't even celebrate. we got to plan a funeral. >> reporter: just a credit shy of graduating high school in may, he earned his diploma august 1st, setting his sites on a heating and cooling engineering degree. >> he knew what he wanted to do at 18 years old. and all that promise gone. >> reporter: on facebook, a list of brown's favorite things. football, the st. louis rams, games, candy crush saga, music, kanye west, movies, comedies, "house party," "madea," "scary movie 2." one friend posting his personal memories on facebook. calling brown funny. someone you could trust. >> he was, like, a best friend, a brother to me. he was always there. for anybody he knew, you know, cry right now b

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brown. >> we got a question. let's answer this question first. >> this is very important. >> will you finish answering my question. >> my name is malik shabazz. i'm the president of black lords for justice. as you well know on thursday night that my group and thanks to you my organizers along with the new black panther party and nation of islam that we are the ones that put those men in the street and we control the flow of traffic. i shut down the avenue at 2:00 and cleared everybody out. there were no incidents on thursday night. you were there. you witnessed that. what i'm saying is tonight with the curfew being at 12 midnight it seems to be a tight curfew line that could be a prescription for a confrontation. i don't know if it's as easy as it is asking people to leave at that time as you may believe it to be. what i'm saying is right now we're organizing and we have at least 100 or 150 men working with the various organizations i just name and the national action network to make sure that this doesn't deteriorate into a situation where everybody's tear gassed and demonstrators look bad and it turns that way. is there any way that the curfew could be pushed back some and

lord. >> now "the daily rundown" with luke russert. >>> chaos in missouri. another night of protests is met with tear gas and flash grenades. this morning we'll talk to the man representing michael brown's family, attorney benjamin crump. >>> meantime in iraq, the answer to the question of whether more u.s. troops will be needed to save iraqi refugees gets a little clearer. we'll have the latest from erbil. >>> and back here at home, president obama and hillary clinton cross paths at a party. is the space between them getting wider as 2016 gets closer? >>> good morning from washington, it is thursday, august 14th, 2014. this is "the daily rundown." i'm luke russert in for the great chuck todd. we'll start with morning with stunning developments in ferguson, missouri, where police in riot gear used tear gas again to fight back protesters after the shooting death of an unarmed teenager. last night was the fourth straight night of protests in this st. louis suburb. police fired tear gas and smoke bombs into the crowds after they say demonstrators threw rocks and even molotov cocktails at officers. police were videotaped ordering protesters to keep back. >> get back now. >> you may peaceful

brown was shot sparked similar protests questioning the use of deadly force. cue mccray has more. >> reporter: the funeral service began with a song and prayer followed by moving words from loved ones. >> i ask the lord to bring you with him and just watch over me and the family and shine your light on us. >> we want to tell you something so there won't be any doubt. you're so wonderful to think of and so hard to live without. >> reporter: her grandson, ezell ford, was shouldn't killed by lapd officers on august 11. according to investigators, ford was unarmed but tackled one officer and tried grab his gun. his family plans it file a federal civil lawsuit against the l.a.p.d. their attorney also represented rodney king back in 1992. >> unfortunately, this horrifying act, these officers committed, murdered by badge is murder nonetheless. >> reporter: ford's death spurred several protests and calls for action from community leaders and activists, including funeral special guest maxine waters. >> ezell ford did not deserve to die simply because he was mentally challenged. >> reporter: l.a. county supervisor mark ridley thomas was also in attendance. >> there is yet unfinished business with respect to la

brown's grand ma is my sister. >> what do you say? >> during this time, i can embrace them and hold them and comfort them and pray that the lord gives themr strength, because it hasn't been easy. >> as we've been out on the streets of ferguson, you hear people honking. as we do this interview, you hear chanting. >> yes. >> what do you think about that? >> i believe it's encouraging and that the people are aware of what has happened in this area, and some are showing their concern in this area. we are people of peace. we're not violent people. we're people for peace, and we encourage the protesters and the rioting, it's not necessary to carry out such drastic measure. >> his presence will be missed. >> greatly. my son was with michael after he graduated, went by the house. my son and i was trying to encourage him because he was so big. we said, michael, now that you're out of high school, go to a college to play football. because you're young, they can condition you and train you. he said, i can't play football. that's not me. i can't find myself hurting or hi hitting anyone. >> you describe him as a gentle giant, then it's a contradictio

lord. >> now "the daily rundown" with luke russert. >>> chaos in missouri. another night of protests is met with tear gas and flash grenades. this morning we'll talk to the man representing michael brown'squestion of whether more u.s. troops will be needed to save iraqi refugees gets a little clearer. we'll have the latest from erbil. >>> and back here at home, president obama and hillary clinton cross paths at a party. is the space between them getting wider as 2016 gets closer? >>> good morning from washington, it is thursday, august 14th, 2014. this is "the daily rundown." i'm luke russert in for the great chuck todd. we'll start with morning with stunning developments in ferguson, missouri, where police in riot gear used tear gas again