officer darren wilson not only remains on paid leave.'s been the beneficiary of a wildly effective, viral campaign that's netted more than $400,000 online. journalist matt pearce of the "los angeles times" tried to get to the bottom of exactly who is behind the fund-raising efforts after two fund-raising pages bearing officer wilson's name were shut down this weekend reportedly so tax lawyers can decide how the donation need to be handled. support officer darren and support officer wilson are two separate pages collecting donations through the fund-raising site gofundme. the first page has come into question because as pearce reports its creator was anonymous. had not received certified status from gofundme. enter a representative, a democrat running for state senate, is helping with fund-raising efforts for officer wilson and tells the "l.a. times" the creator of the support officer darren wilson page is a teenage girl from the st. louis area. a former police officer himself, is vice president of shield of home, the charity arm of the f

darren wilson who shot brown has shown his face. coming out of hiding for the first time since august. sthous dispatch citing a single source reports that officer darren wilson testified for two hours in front of a st. louis county grand jury investigating the august 9th shooting of michael brown. that comes after a spokesman for the st. louis county prosecutor bob mccullough told msnbc that in the name of transparency mccullough would be releasing the grand jury transcripting and audio if the grand jury did not indict wilson and if he could get permission. joining me is lisa bloom author of "suspicion nation." i have lots of questions about this process. >> i have answers. >> that's perfect. let's start with this report that darren wilson testified before the grand jury. i should stress again this is a single source in the st. louis post dispatch. i have no reason not to believe it but we haven't independently confirmed it. if he testified for two hours, how common is that who someone who is possibly going to be indicted testifies

let's start with this report that darren wilson testified before the grand jury. i should stress again this is a single source in the st. louis post dispatch. i have no reason not to believe it but we haven't independently confirmed it. if he testified for two hours, how common is that who someone who is possibly going to be indicted testifies for that length of time before a grand jury? >> it's exceedingly rare because the defendant does not have a right to testify in front of a grand jury. most of the time the prosecutors don't want to call them and most of the times the defendants themselves don't want to come in and testify because they give the state a preview of their testimony and they waive their fifth amendment right. what strikes me here is that every time this prosecutor has had a choice of two different options, he's chosen the one

they want to see an indictment handed down on darren wilson. >> it's interesting you mentioned darren wilson, because the police chief came under fire. he's been warning the officers on what not to wear. he sent a letter to the police chief telling him to stop officers wearing the bracelets saying "supporting darren wilson", saying "i am darren wilson", saying it reinforces an us versus them mentality. did you see them wearing those bracelets whilst you were down there? >> we were in the municipal court. i saw a couple much officers wearing themmers not everyone. again, as you mentioned there is an impression that there is an us versus them mentality. that is something we hear from people we talk to on the streets of ferguson. and the town hall meetings taking place, are officials taking practical steps to calm the fears and tensions from the communities? >> they are trying to. they are taking what i would characterise as baby steps. the meeting that you referred to was the fires of half a dozen. they had one meeting last week and it was to clear up misconceptions that people had abou

protests continue in ferguson, missouri, called for the arrest of darren wilson. the officer who killed the unarmed african-american teenager michael brown. on friday, officers dismantled an encampment where activists had been living for the weeks since brown's death. some accused police of excessive force. >> witness peaceful and kamman's. officers with no badges. >> i saw woman hogtied, i saw a young kid who was choked. >> police use detainees as a bargaining chip last night, promising their release if people would stop standing in the street. >> more protests took place over the weekend, including one outside the ferguson police department sunday night. two officers were wounded in separate shootings, but police say they were unrelated. the justice department meanwhile has ordered local police to stop wearing bracelets in support of the officer who shot michael brown, which read "i am darren wilson." ferguson officers have also been instructed to stop hiding their identity through obscured nametags or not wearing them at all, saying it conveys a message that "o

"why isn't the mainstream media releasing photos of police officer darren wilson's injuries after heas assaulted?" it purports to be police officer darren wilson after the incident that left brown dead but it is not wilson, i repeat. it is not wilson. it's twhalmotocross athlete mcn after an accident. an untold number of people, including possible jurors against darren wilson, are seeing that face in their feed and think that picture is a true story of what happened. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our poli

wearing an arm band that says, i stand with darren wilson. that is a dangerous act of provocation.aying to the community is, we don't care. we are going to do what we want to do. that's dangerous provocation, and that's why the attorney general wrote that letter. >> yeah, that was a remarkable rebuke from the department of justice. >> yes. >> the last thing here, people said the national media was responsible for those protests. what do you say to those folks given what we've seen in the last week and a half? >> i don't think that the national media is responsible for the protests. the responsibility falls squarely on the shoulders of bob mccullough, because if his office acted quickly, had moved transparently and acted in a way that demonstrated to the citizens of ferguson that justice would be pursued irrespective of where it haland, we wouldn't be in this place. >> liz brown, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> we have an update to bring you on the south carolina state trooper who shot an unarmed black man caught on the trooper's dash cam. perhaps the most interesting part. w

mcculloch said that the highly anticipated decision from the grand jury that will determine if darren wilsonged in the death of michael brown, that decision will be delayed. we are looking at the first or second week of november although the jury has been extended to january 7th of next year, a full five months after brown was killed. with so much unsettled and raw, ferguson is a source of national anguish, something that was evident as president obama addressed the u.n. and said despite the spiraling violence answ around the world, america has deep rifts that must be healed back home. >> in a summer marked by instability in eastern europe the world took notice of the small american subsidy of ferguson, missouri where a young man was killed and a community was divided. so, yes, we have our own racial and ethnic tensions. >> joining me is the lead attorney for the michael brown family. thank you for joining me. let me ask you, chief jackson apologized to the brown family. does the brown family accept his apology? >> his brown family has not been fighting for an apology. they have been fightin

sort of a mentality here of what closed ranks around darren wilson?certainly seen some of that mentality, not from every officer and from all departments and we've seen many of them. darren wilson fund-raisers going on at the ground and going on at the police bars and a lot of former and current officers from different jurisdictions coming in, buying bracelets, buying t-shirts and spending money, donating money. we saw the law enforcement community certainly closed ranks around darren wilson and hundreds of thousands of dollars raised for a legal defense that right now he doesn't even really have to have. he's not charged with any crime. we've certainly seen a mentality on both sides of this. both as residents and protesters and then police and other police officers. this us versus them from both sides and i think community leaders and certainly the department of justice, as i said in that letter, the core of some of this problem is that we're seeing this. when i was on the ground, many officers, not all officers, because some of them made a point to

the grand jury has more time to decide whether to charge officer darren wilson in brown's death. brown's parents are now taking his story outside ferguson, in fact, out of state to try to garner more support for their cause. will their message be heard? the answers to all these questions and more right after this. stay with me. ♪ ♪ i woke up at a moment when the miracle occurred, heard a song that made some sense out of the world! everything i ever lost, now has been returned, in the most beautiful sound i'd ever heard! ♪ your voices will be heard! ♪ your voices will be heard!♪ for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. thebut in the case of the s to thlexus ls... ...which eyes? eyes that pivot with the road... ...that can see what light misses... ...eyes designed to warn when yours wander... or ones that can automatically bring the ls to a complete stop. all help make the unseen... ...seen. an

what does it do if darren wilson gets to testify first.e attempted to fit into his narrative. and we have to make sure we remember this, that darren wilson is the defendant. darren wilson is the defendant. what does that mean in this case? it means the defendant got to write the police report. the defendant got to write that. >> and clearly, he is not obligated as the suspect, as the defendant to go in front of the grand jury at all. >> he is not. the only arraign that his attorney would have allowed him to go in there and to testify, and to testify for four hours, is because it is a friendly environment. it is an environment that is friendly toward police officers. that's not a rap against the grand jury. that's what it is. he has been allowed to testify after he's listened to all of the evidence that is going to be put against him. and he is allowed to testify with the blank police report. so it is a perfect environment for this person to go in and testify. and if the frein case -- >> there are no blank police reports. he has heard what

louis county jury six weeks after darren wilson shot and killed michael brown. you decide to take this case to the grand jury? >> a couple reasons, one is that forever we have taken all homicide cases to the grand jury. >> reporter: prosecutor bob mccullough has done few interviews since his office got the case. he remains a target of protesters who want him to step aside. >> bob mccullough has got to go. >> you don't just walk away from a case because you're catching a lot of grief over it. i can be fair and i have been fair. >> reporter: people are still angry about this and worried there is a bias because your father was killed in the line of duty, a police officer, and was killed by an african-american person. >> correct. all of that is correct, and all that is irrelevant in terms of whether there's any bias or prejudice on my part. i know what it's like to lose a loved one to violence, and so i know what that feeling is. if it causes moo toe lean one way or the other, it causes me to lean towards victims of violence. >> reporter: did you think ever about ma

darren wilson continues to collect a paycheck and the fallout in ferguson continues. tomorrow, the ferguson city council will meet. the city will announce a plan to establish a warrant recall docket for applicants who are having trouble repaying fines. we'll have more on that tomorrow. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she may have been notified in time to help stop the damage. lifelock's credit notification service is on the job 24/7. as soon as they detect a threat to your identity within their network, they will alert you helping protect you before damage can be done to your identity. lifelock has the most comprehensive identify theft protection available, h

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there have been protests after protests and press conferences asking that darren wilson be charged. e are really thinking that mccullough is making a mistake. they say he could have charged wilson on his own. but now extending the grand jury's time. >> look, you talk about darren wilson testifying for four hours. i know that grand jury testimony is secret. but is there a sense at all of what he may have said? >> i imagine that he's really taking the grand jury through that day and trying to explain to them why he did -- why he shot michael brown. i think that he likely was telling them about himself, likely telling them about his history as a police officer and also likely taking them step by step, minute by minute -- i would actually say second by second of his decision to kill michael brown. i talked to the attorney for the family of michael brown. and he said he was flabbergas d flabbergasted, to be honest, and say that darren wilson was there for four hours. he said this incident, the shooting only lasted a couple of minutes. what was he doing for four hours? i suspect that he wa

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today, michael brown's parents, alongside of community leaders called for the arrest of darren wilson, who killed their son. over the weekend, witnesses talked about michael brown surrendering while he was shot. and the family's attorney said that that should be more than enough for the arrest. >> because now we have two additional non-connected, non-affiliated witnesses who now confirm that mike brown jr. had his hands up before darren wilson emptied his weapon into his body, we feel at this point that the normal process and normal steps should be taken, that darren wilson should be arrested, booked, fingerprinted and photographed. at that point, we should then wait and see what the grand jury does with the rest of the charges. that step cannot be skipped. >> tonight, the ferguson city council is meeting to talk about the relationship between the police. and lawmakers plan to call a review board to talk about community relations. to many, the response of police in ferguson looked like a war zone, and today, prompted by the midges, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle took aim at a pr

michael brown's parents and community leaders called for the arrest of darren wilson, the police officer that kill the unarmed teen. >> because now we have two additional non-connected nonaffiliated witnesses that confirm that mike brown junior had his hands up before darren wilson emptied his weapon into his body, we feel that the normal process in a normal step should be tape, which is what was said, that darren wilson should be arrested, should be booked, should be fingerprinted and photographed. at that point we should then wait and see what the grand jury does with the rest of the charge. that should not be skipped. >>> over the weekend two witnesses told a st louis newspaper that they saw michael brown surrendering when he was shot. the department of justice is investigating the shooting, and the ferguson police department. when police responded to ferguson protests they were outfitted like soldiers on the battlefield because of a federal programme that gives police officers military weapons, but now lawmakers are asking if it's gone too far. libby casey has more. >> reporter: the

brother jasiri x, you talked about officer darren wilson. cops infused with the sickness of white supremacy, unfortunately. some have said that darren wilson will probably not be indicted. given the peculiarities of missouri's justice system and given the pro-cop history of the prosecutor, the county of st. louis prosecutor. i want to have jasiri respond to that. also i want to ask the question to the two attorneys on the panel, sister arnwine and sister nkechi. what is it -- what are the possibilities realistic possibilities for darren wilson to be indicted and brought to trial for murder? >> well, i'll start. in 2012 i made a song called "do we need to start a riot" and i made that song because of the malcolm x grass movement did, in 2013 200 black people were killed by a security guard, like george zimmerman, which amounted to one every 48 hours. ultimately when i asked the question, do we need to start a riot? i'm really asking, what do we have to do to get justice? if we are continually shot down and no one is to blame, then what do you

first demand is we want the immediate arrest, charge and firing of darren wilson, officer darren wilson from ferguson. and then two, we want the prosecutor to recuse himself on the case and let a prosecutor be appointed by a civilian board. >> that protester was referring to ferguson police officer darren wilson who shot and killed mike brown on august 9. protesters says they want the prosecutor to be removed. mccullough has said repeatedly, he will not recuse himself. when we return, a uniquely qualified official tells us why he's opposed to a u.s. war on isis. you know, millions of people have saved with progressive, so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say, i saved him $519, and it certainly didn't go toward that ring. am i right? [ laughs ] [ dance music playing ] so visit progressive.com today. i call this one "the robox." >>> we're back with coverage of president obama's address to the nation tonig

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gun, michael brown's blood is still on the ground, wearing an arm band that says i stand with darren wilson. that is a dangerous act of provocation. what they're saying to the community is we don't care. we are going to do what we want to do. that's why the attorney general rote that letter. >> yeah, that was a remarkable rebuke from the department of justice. last thing here is, what do you say to those folks particularly given in the last month and a half. >> i don't think that the media is responsible for the protest. the responsibility falls squarely on the shoulders of bob mccullough. they have moved transparentally and dem strated the sit zins of furg son that justice be pursued irrespective of where it landed. >> we have an up date tonight. more of that video has been released. perhaps the most interesting part. we'll have it for you next. >>> last week, we showed you what may be possibly the most horrifying dash cam video i've ever seen. >> what you just saw was dash cam video of former south carolina state trooper shooting lavar jones. he asked jones for his license and shot him af

it's the central demand of people in ferguson, arrest darren wilson and what is his story.u heard at that county council meeting last night. people can't understand why what they've seen in the media and read and heard. so many witnesses have come forward who said he had his hands up, he surrendered with his hands up when he was shot and killed. some people made up their minds, they believe he was executed to use their words. but if the officers coming forward, that's significant. it's also going to increase expectations now that the grand jury will wrap up its business. what else do they need to hear now, people will ask. the term was extended into january raising the expectation that this might play out into the winter, into january, which is possible still. >> right. >> but now i think there'll be expectations that they'll -- what more do you need to hear? you heard the witnesses, the cops, let's make a decision. >> what do you think will happen in ferguson if he's not arrested? if he's not charged? >> i think there'll be trouble. i think there'll be problems. i don't th

that's rorda, one of the people involved in fund raising for michael brown's shooter, officer darren wilson, through the shield of hope, a nonprofit order of the fraternal order of police. we will continue to follow the story closely. >>> family members of a 22-year-old utah man shot and killed are demanding answers. last wednesday morning, saratoga springs, utah, a 9-1-1 call with a man walking around with a samurai-type sword. he said in a statement on saturday when the officers made contact with mr. hunt, he brandished the sword and lunged towards the officers with a sword at which time mr. hunt was shot. the two police officers were placed on paid administrative leave. an investigation was undertaken. but darien hunt's family has disputed the story. as you can see, he appears to be smiling. when i first saw police interviewing the young man, i felt like they were very professional, they were keeping their distances, their voices were never raised. i looked up, there were shots and there was a chase. there has also been an autopsy conducted by hunt's family. an attorney for the family sa

>> i've not seen anyone wearing a darren wilson wrist band aside from that one screen grab i think mostl media. there's varying reports about whether or not officers are wearing their name tags the way they're supposed to be. one of our reporters last night said that he saw some police vests sort of covering name tags such that he couldn't see them. whether or not that was deliberate is up in the air. and so there's definitely some -- you know, a lot of the wrist band stuff and name tag stuff is coming from doj and it's not clear whether or not the local officers feel obligated to follow that or if they're sort of begrudgingly following it or intentionally not following it. >> jessica, thank you for being here. >> maria is a missouri state senator who represents ferguson. stated senator, thank you for being here again. >> thank you. >> i want to start where we ended with jessica, with the reporter. the question about these wrist bands, the justice department civil rights division sent a letter to chief thomas jackson and it said the following. it said, we write to confirm our understand

>> where is darren wilson? >> arrest darren wilson?untry and the world are looking to see if we can bridge this divide. >> arrest darren wilson! >> protesters took to the streets after the meeting. this was taken by st. louis alderman, antonio french who is joining us once again with our law enforcement analyst tom fuentes and senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin. antonio, what's the mood? they're talking about protests going over to the st. louis cardinals, the st. louis rams, sporting events. what's going on? >> well, there's still a lot of anger and frustration and so just because you don't see the large protests we had a few weeks ago it does not mean that people are any less angry or frustrated, but what they are now is a little bit more organized and so they're directing the protests to specific targets. last night was a city council meeting and they talked about taking it to the rams game this weekend and should the the cardinals make it to the post-season to the cardinals games. >> as you know, jeffrey, a lot of these protesters

they will continue their work until they have determined whether to indict officer darren wilson. icer of the ferguson police department could face murder or manslaughter charges unless it is determined he acted in self defense. wilson gunned down unarmed 18-year-old michael brown on august 9th setting off protests. >>> southern california hit by drenching in rain. remnants of tropical storm norbert causing flash flooding closing i-213. more than 70 cars stranded and officials were called in. >> it is unreal. i was hoping that my car wasn't going to stall out in that water and gosh, it is unreal to look at this and see this. >> the rains had little impact on california's extended drought. even after sunday's storms, riverside county is below rainfall for the year. >>> yosemite national park on fire. flames forcing 100 hikers to be evacuated by helicopter. weekend winds spreading the fire over several hundred acres. more than 100 firefighters and planes are battling the blaze. >>> the controlling owner of the nba hawks is selling his interest in the team after an offensive e-mail. b

on this tape and everything else we understand from the situation, that the officer involved, darren wilsone arrested. why do you believe that's okay? >> well it's a shame we're having mock trials in the media, chris. there's ample evidence to bring charges against officer wilson. i would probably, in our editorials we've urged second-degree murder. we probably would plead to manslaughter if he thought he was guilty. if he thinks he's innocent and he says he is, and if his supporters think he's innocent, at this point in time i would welcome a criminal trial. because his name is being dragged through the media. it was done systematically in an adversarial context in court, it would be beneficial and ample evidence to bring him to trial. >> ideally it would be wonderful if the justice system and the world worked the way it's supposed to. i would suggest the information is good to have out there because it pushes for a good process. and chris, you have to remember, there's a little bit of irony in that, you're suggesting what charges would be appropriate. but you don't like that we're having

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it says i am darren wilson. the picture was posted on instagram.ustice department says the bracelet reenforces an us versus them mentality that they believe exists in ferguson. officers have to wear name tags while on duty so they have be identified while on duty. more unrest happened last night. this after chief thomas jackson offered an apology then tried to walk with a group gathered outside of the police department. a scuffle broke out during the walk. it's unclear how it started. the chief was hustled back to his office and four people were arrested. >>> an attempted assault by the isis extremist groups in turkey. shots were fired between kurds and the militants. it appears the kurds were able to stands their ground. war planes destroyed four tanks belonging to isis in eastern syria. it's the fourth day of fighting there. militants are being targeted in a oil producing area in syria that is providing millions of the dollars to siria. >>> the price tag for american involvement in the new fighting in the middle east is estimated at seven to $10

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said officers should stop wearing bracelets showing solidarity with officer darren wilson. officer that shot and killed unarmed teen michael brown. the letter goes on to say "the im darren wilson brace let's reinforces us versus them mentality that many believe exists", michael brown's shooting in august led to days of unrest. >>> 13 juveniles escaped a youth detention center, at the woodland hill youth development center much the group overpowered a guard, bit six of those juveniles are in custody. seven are at large. last month 32 juveniles escaped from the exact same facility. >>> a man charged with abducting a university student is it behind bars. jessie matthews was extradited from texas, where he was arrested. he is held without bond and is expected to appear in court. 18-year-old hannah gram has been missing since september 13th. >>> at least four people died after a semi-truck crashed into a school bus, colliding in murray county oklahoma. where the bus carried softball players from north central texas college when the semi drifted across the median, hitting it head

. >>> in other news, confusion in ferguson, missouri surrounding officer darren wilson and special funds him with his legal fight. as you know, officer wilson shot and killed michael brown. oddly, two on line fund rise raising sites has brought in 70,000. the site is -- missouri state representative jeff ruda is a shield of hope board member and he says the go fund me site is shut down while accountants figure out if the funds can be used for his family or his defense. >> everybody deserves to have the best legal defense that they can when they face their day in court, whatever that may be and we're just seeing to it that's what officer wilson has. >> state representative goes on to say the second fundraising site, similarly titled support officer darren wilson page has also been shut down. that fund has raised more than $235 rrks,000 -- $235,000, he insists that fund was started by a teenage girl but who knows at this point. we're investigating this story. thank for bringing this to our attention. in many ways it's disturbing. a teenage girl started this second donation site. do we even

tensions in ferguson remain high and protests continue after the shooting of michael brown by darren wilson last month. police don't believe the shootings are related to the protest. >> i don't think it is. it didn't happen within the proximity of the protest area. this is an area that's secluded. i wouldn't have any reason to believe that it was linked in any way, shape or form with the protest. it doesn't appear that way. >> joining me now, antonio french who was on the ground and at the protest that followed last night. you have been there since the height of the protest. you were there last night. describe the scene from there last night. >> yeah. first i'm a st. louis city alderman. the mood last night was tense. the crowd was angry. mostly because most rumors spread to the crowd that a young man was killed in response to the police shooting. any time you have an officer shot, obviously police are at high tension. so we had two police shootings last night. one was shot at. it was tension and anger on both sides. thank goodness it didn't spill over into violence. unfortunately i think w

the next morning, ferguson's police chief finally announced the name of darren wilson - the officer who had killed michael brown. but almost in the same breath, he also released this video footage. it allegedly showed brown stealing cigars from a convenience store in an unrelated incident...his grieving family was incensed. the motives for releasing the video, and its timing were immediately questioned. >> did he know that he was a suspect in the case or did he not know? >> you say you are concerned by our safety but it seems that you are only concerned by your officer's safety.. >> i'm going to read you a statement here. michael brown's family is beyond outraged at the devious way the police chief has chosen to disseminate piecemeal information in a manner intended to assassinate the character of their son. what's your response to that? >> we have given you everything that we have now and everything that we can give you. so that's... from our police department, we have everything we've got. there's nothing else i can give you. >> what about the timing??? >> michael brown's family held

organizers are asking them review the shooting of darren wilson.ourt judge has denied the request for any of michael brown's juvenile records. >>> new details on the death of joan rivers. the new york daily news said the routine procedure that ultimately took rivers' life was the result of an unplanned biopsy that caused the throat to seize cutting off the air supply. the medical examiner said the procedure is one that should not be performed outside of a hospital. her death is being investigated in by the state department department. >>> former massachusetts senator scott brown back on the ballot in new hampshire. he won a crowded gop primary beating back nine challengers. brown will face democrat jeanne shaheen in november. meanwhile, new york's mayor cuomo secured his job. the first-time candidate finished with 35% of the vote. liberal democrats calling it a rebuke to the governor. and congressman john tierney becomes one in two decades to lose a primary. he was beaten by seth moulton with three degrees. that was before november's. what are the

. >> in the nearly four weeks since sense officer darren wilson killed unarmed michael brown, federal will now begin looking at the department's officer training programs and review operational proceed urnz practices to find out if they violate any federal laws or the constitution. >> this investigation will be conducted both rigorously and in a timely manner so we can move forward as expeditiously as possible to restore trust to rebuild understanding and to foster cooperation between law enforcement and community members. >> other african-american residents complained ferguson police have a history of singling them out and using heavy handed tactics. >> we deserve to have a community that prospers that trusts their public safety officers. >> a report by missouri's attorney general conducted before the shooting found ferguson police were twice as likely to arrest african-americans during traffic stops as they were whites. >> it's not about black or white. it's about right. >> under holder, the justice department has been much more aggressive about investigating local police and in the

separate and apart from darren wilson's case. >> well, there is distrust. the reason there is why. that distrust is based on hard crime data. >> that's a problem. >> it is a problem. but we need to be talking about the behavior. >> we got problems too. >> the comparison i think is outrageous. he did not mean to make a comparison, then he should offer some sort of clarification. >> the white house came out later and said, well, we didn't mean to draw moral equivalence. tell it to the folks listening in syria. >> i didn't hear a moral equivalence. i don't think that's what he was saying. to me clearly -- this is what they end up saying, clearly he knew he was taking a lot of the world at task and he was basically trying to say -- >> who in the world is going to be stopping point on the fact -- listen to him i should join the coalition on isis -- >> megyn, i do think there are a lot of people around the world who do think the united states is perpetually lecturing everyone on how to live without having a lot of reflection on what's happening in our own country

the shooting by police officer darren wilson.uri police officer has denied any requests for michael brown's juvenile record. >> a storm, a mess in the middle part of the country, three inches fell in omaha. five inches in central new york. strong winds toppled power lines, trees, even part of a car dealership. ouch, look at that. >> business and homeowners cleaning up after intense flooding in port smith, virginia, running hard the past few days. cars getting abandoned after getting stuck up in the windows in water. >> and the national weather service confirms, yep, a tornado touched down near green evers, north carolina monday. it destroyed homes, damaged other, flipping cars. despite the scare, locals who survived say they feel lucky. >> we are blessed. it could only have been god, because they rode through, didn't get a scratch, abrasion, cut or break, they were blessed. >> indra petersons has a look at your forecast this morning. good morning. >> we talk about cold air settling in, right. i want to show you the country. 30s a

the grand jury is deciding whether to indict officer darren wilson for a crime and typically defendantslly do this. why do you suppose he did? legal view on that next. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> it's fairly rare for a grand jury to hear from the target of an investigation, a defendant. but that is apparently what's happened in ferguson, missouri. the st. louis post dispatch is reporting that darren wilson, the police officer who shot and killed michael brown, testified just yesterday for almost four hours. now make no mistake, the officer didn't have to testify. he chose to. and the prosecutors in this case had to extend the invitation as well. i want to bring back our cnn legal analyst paul cou when and mel robbins. much ado being made about the

they're about 50 feet away from michael brown and officer darren wilson. the unidentified person recording this video, captured the witness' reaction during the final moments of the shooting. both men were contractors working in the area. they did not want to be identified. the man on the left in the pink shirt told cnn they heard one gunshot. then about 30 second later, a second shot. he says he saw michael brown staggering. then he says brown put his hand up and said, okay, okay, okay. the witness told us the cop didn't say get on the ground. he just kept shooting. that same witness described the gruesome scene, saying he saw michael brown's brains come out of his head. again, reiterating, his hand were up. watch how he motions on the video. the video, these witnesses say was taken shortly after the shooting ended. if you look closely, you can see a police officer in the distance beginning to put up crime scene tape. both men told us by the time it was over there were three officers on the scene. but only one involved in the shooting. another voice is al

you can see the shock and horror, after seeing police officer darren wilson chase down michael brownoot him. let's play the video and viewers can judge for themselves what happened. >> as you heard and see, several different voices on the tape. one voice is the contractor in the pink t-shirt. you saw him put his hand up. illustrate he saw michael brown wave his hand up. we spoke to him and his co-worker on the phone. the guy in the pink told us that they were close enough to really see a gruesome scene. he says, describing seeing michael brown's brains come out of his head. he also told us, brown was staggering with his hand up. describing him, anderson like a walking deadman. >> what have you've been able to learn about the guy who took the video? >> going by the name chris, we know that is not his real name. his attorney told us he knew michael brown, talking to him before the shooting. when he heard the gunfire, chris, ran inside grabbed his ipad according to his attorney, started recording from his basement level apartment. what's interesting, chris' attorney says that her client

louis county grand jury is still investigating the actions of officer darren wilson. well, i guess we had a little of fall today, but we're going to spring backward to summer? little late summer. don't confuse it. more gonna get a lot pleasant over the weekend. one more cool night. great, because this is real football weather for the first tonight this season. there will be a chill in the air, damp, drizzly. officially 69 degrees at reagan national airport. quick math. many degrees below average? 7. see? i'm fast on my feet. the morning low. how many degrees below average? well, i don't know. it was above average. ha ha! i'm gonna quit right there. rainfall, at reagan national -- an inch. most of you got somewhere from a quarter to a half inch of rainfall. the mid shore in easton. now, at this hour, cool and damp. 63 in gaithersburg. at 66.ckburg 65 in annapolis. of this the back edge coastal storm. it came up from the carolinas. circulation keeping that wind here with low clouds and patches of drizzle. but wait! the west, take a look. over here, in the 80's. reason,

to ask you about were these bracelets that some of the ferguson police officers and saying i am darren wilsonwearing this on duty until the justice department said, don't wear these bracelets in support of wilson on the job. it's these missteps and also it seems tone deaf, l.z. >> you know, this is blatant hypocrisy, if you will. the black people in this community are being asked to be patient and yet the police officers are saying they are supporting darren wilson despite the fact that all of the facts are not known. i ask you, how do you expect people to respond when you're telling them to be patient while the police officers that have already chosen sides and they are being charged with protecting and serving you? i mean, it's just one more -- it's not just a pr misstep, it gives you an insight into the police department and why residents have been so frustrated for all of these decades. >> and it gives you a sense of why that city remains on the brink. it's as though there is some tension. a lot of tension boiling just under the surface. occasionally popping its head up like it did over t